PAGE SIXTEEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, IW l iianrl;pBt(r StKttins Ifi^raU) A v e r a g e Daily Net Presa Run The Weather For th* Week Fmdee Forecaet of C. 8. W eather JiUM X, 1881 Mr. and Mra. Ouataya L.Schaller, 106 Spmig St., are sailing tomor Improper Passing XliiiiMleralHm'em foie evealag, About Town row on the S. S. Liberty for a ten- 1 3 , 3 3 0 cloudy, occasional ekow ere or week trip through France, Switser- Charged in Crash thundershowers tonight and Sob- OIBcen of the Crist of oro Co lapd, and Italy. M em ber ot foe Audit fcnrlfpfitpr lEiiPtttttg Hpralh day. I.ATV tonight 70 to 78. High lombo Society will meet «t the Bo n m of Orealettoe Sunday in 80s. Three motor vehicle accidents Italian American Club tonight at Airman Clarence H. Stillson, Mancheater— A City of Village Charm 8 to collect dues and discuss the yesterday resulted In one arrest USX, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. and one minor injury’. \TS A BOY'S WORLD ------7------: annual banquet, scheduled for Oct. Stilson. 78 Campfield Rd., is serv- Ift at the Rosemount In Bolton. Carolyn J. Sheehan of Wheeler VOL. LXXX, NO. 278 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. 1961 (dMSlfied Advertising on Page 8) I ing aboard the aircraft carri-er Rd., Andover, was arrested and PRICE FIVE CENTS Essex, which Is conducting a charged with improper passing. Manchester Rotary Club, spon sum m er training cruise In the Police said she was driving west sors of the South Windsor Rotary , North Atlantic. in the right liand lane on E. Center AT Club, will be their host at the K I St. She came upon a parked panel Mohilization Oct. 1 of C Home Oct. 24 to mark the truck and tried to swing into the UAWNear State News 1 Richard C. Baxter, son of Mr. first anniversary of the charter left lane but was forced back. She ing of the South Windsor club. and Mrs. Charles R. Baxter. 34 Olcott Dr . who will be a sopho struck the parked truck, ow’ned by I more at Cornell University, was John J. Brown, 41, of Tariffville, FirstProfit U.S. Orders 76,500 causing minor damage to both ve HOUSE Roundup named to the dean's list in the HALE West Denounces Red hicles. m a in STREET. MANCHESTER College of Engineering for the Mra. Sheehan will appear in Cir- i spring remesler. ciiit Court 12. Manchester, on Sept. Share Pact 11 To Report for Duty $2 Million Will . UfESTOWN .lames F. Egan, 17, of 76 Jarvis BOYS' "DICKIES" Rd.. stnick a fire hydrant at the : Detroit. Aug. 26 —An Conlesled bv 2 ■ • PHARMACY ■ ^ FOR RENT west exit of Boland Motors on Cen agreement between American Washington, Aug. 26 (/F)— '* in f«ply to newsmen's questions 4AS H artford Rd.—Ml 9-01146 ter SI. McNamara said that if any of the 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors Couducts Service WASH 'N WEAR Motors Corp. and the United The Defense Department, in Who Got *2^000 The Rev. Sefn. K. Ralph Walek He received minor injurieis and activated units were sent oveaeas LITTLE LE.AGIE WITH —sound or silent, also 3.1 mm. Auto Workers calling for the the biggest mobilization since dependents w'ould not be allowed Threat to Berlin Link slide projectors. I was treated and discharged a t' will conduct his first service at ; Manchester Memorial Hospital. SLACKS auto industry’s first profit- the Korean War, is ordering to go along. Bridgeporl, Aug. 26 (iT’)— BIG HEALTH Concordia Lutheran Oliiirch Sun I Police said Egan was leaving the sharing plan in history was 76,500 Reserv’ist.s and Nation Orders to the re-called units be Tlie will of the late Mrs. WELDON DRUG CO. gan going out yesterday and kept Uttle licagues dot the sum 901 .Main St. Tel. Ml 8-6S2I day at 10 am . "Che Rev. .Mr. Walek. I lot. and misjudged the width of the believed near today. al Guardsmen to active duty. Katherine Dallett of .New son of Mr. and .Mrs. Jolin Walek i diiveway. hitting the hydrant. Tlie Sixe$ 8 fe 12 All surface signs pointed toward Most of the men are being or flowing today. Commanding offi mer scfne. The hoys play good cers will get the first word and York and Wilton is being con- / -H basebell and learn the lessons of East Hartford, is the first from ; hydrant had to be replaced. Police an understanding, possibly by the dered to report on Oct. 1. Rusk Galls ; reported moderate damage to the then notify individual reservists. It te.sted by two of her grand- of fair play. Concordia to enter the ministry. weekend. The call-up is part of the Ken I fmnt of the ear. There was no ar Top level negotiators broke off will take up to three weeks for in .sons, wlio were left .$1,000 He graduated from the Uni nedy administration's military dividuals to get their personal or These Little Leagiie players versity of Connecticut in IP.iS rest. marathon talka aboi't 1 a m . to each from an estate valued today are bigger than Ivys of buildup to be ready to deal with ders. with highest honors, and was eleot- E rnest C. Uecioccio, 39, of 127 3.95 day in the drive to reach a settle the Berlin situation and other between $2 and $4 million. Envoys to th at age used to be. Their bone,s Bisscll St . sideawiped a guide pole ment and stayed on call for later When the beefing up is coniplet- are straighter; teeth are ed to Phi Beta Kappa In.1958 he world trouble-spots. The other $1,000 bequest was entered the Lutheran Theologiral , on W. Middle Tpke.. breaking it j Size$ 14 to 20 meetings. Secretary of Defense Robert made to a third giandson. brother whiter; and the bloom of good off, police said, as he was traveling Walter Reuther, UAW presi (('ontiniied on Page Three) health radiates. Seminary in Philadelphi.i, and was S. McNamara announced the call of the other two. who is not con Quick Talk named the Benjamin Sadtler Fel , north and swerved his car to avoid dent. took a room overnight at the to active duty at a news confer testing the will, Modem nutrition with quality low for t96t-62. : hitting an animal on the road. hotel where he and AMO vice There was about $75 damage to ence late yesterday. Mrs. Dallett, widow of shipping vitamins and good medical care He will use the grant from thi.s president Edward L. Cushman Army and .\.ir Force National magnate E'rerieric Dallett. left alt Washington. Aug. 26 (/P)— aided by fine, new pharmaceu , the right side of the Deciocrin ear. had worked late in an effort to 550 State Men fellowship for graduate studies at 4.95 Guard and Re.serve units that hut S3,000 of her as yet uninven Secretary of State Dean Rusk ticals have helped to create thi.s in one handy home-pac There was no injury or arrest. resolve differences. the Lutheran Seminary in Phila were alerted two weeks ago to toried estate to her son .lohn. a met with the western Big picture of health. delphia and Temple University Neither side commented a.s to New York stock broker. John Dal whether there had been further possible duty are now being called Called to Dutv Three ambassadors today in Our pharmacy Is proud of the Graduate School of Religion and • button tab waistband up, he said. Have men needed to lett, a Weston resident, is also the extra measure of good health Philosophy. advances since AMC president executor of the estate. a suddenly-announced meet i?«BU-SIXW^c George Romney's report of prog man ships being added to the fleet made pos.sible by our storks of He is married to the former Public Records also are being ordered to report. H aitford. Aug. 26 i.'Ti About The two grandsons -the Rev. ing on Berlin. pharmaceuticals and health • nationally advertised ress 24 hours earlier. However, 550 Connecticut men in three mili- Carol Carlson of East Hartford. The ordeis are going out to .'til E'rerieric Franziiis. L\mn. Mass,, French Ambassador Herve needs. principals in the talks were affa tarv unit.s hare been ordered to and Roderic Franziiis. Nullev, N..T,. I Warrantee Deeds ble a t the early hour reces.s. unit.s of the three service.s '210 • lightweight fabric active duly in the call-up of 76,- charged undue influence In their Alphand said upon entering Today’s Preecriptlon Is The Howard .1. and Hazel D. Lock- At the same time both sides rtf them Army, 58 Navy, .S3 Air Ru.sk’s office that the Allied ward of Bolton to Burton E. and to stay neater longer 500 Reserve and .National Guard appeal filed yesterday in Superior Biggest Bargain In History railed in tedinieal staffs for a Force, plu.s, miscellaneou.s o it- personnel tiiroiighoiit the countiy. Court. group would consider “the ■ Gloria C. Hilton III of Farming- meeting later this inoming. fits. ton. property at 19 Academy St, • sizes 8 to 20 The Big Tliree car makers Some 200 members of the 4Toth Ml'S. D allett died July 28 at a Berlin .situation in general.” The call-up involves 46,500 Fairfield eonvale.seent hospital. > both FAIRWAYS Green Manor Const. Co.. Inc., to seheduled weekend bargaining .ses- Reservists and .National Guard.'- Eng-ineer M aintenanre Co. I'S . The state department an Joseph J, and Esther P. Halobur-! aions in the face of union threats .Army Reserve, will leport to Ft, Her wil! was signed Dec, 14. 19.58. • tan and olive men. 23,600 Air Force men and B ragg N'.U.. Oil 1. The 4T.5tii re-. nounced no reason for the westown ’ do Jr. of East Hartford, property Listen to Kathy of possible strike action. Their 6,400 .Navy Reservists. ^OPEN every FRI. liii-ns to the P'airfield .-Vi-moi’y to meeting. ■ ■ PHARMACY ■ • off Cushman Dr. Godfrey, WINF- present contracts expire next McNamara said the orders FAa» TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HER'ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26,. 1961 V FA(IV>«WBiS ‘ *• Tides, Winds, m Stale News Mobilization OcL 1 550 State Men Weather . 1 W ± 2 Sheinwold on West Denounces Red Gilled to Duty Windsor Locks, Aug. 26 (/Pi — Roundup U.S. Orders 76,500 The U. S. Weather Bureau Marine South dealer Threat to Berlin Link (OnatlMwiifl fran Tag* One) e r r o r d is c o v e r e d « advisory for today: IN TOURNAMENT GAME Eait-West vulnerable Tides will be high along the Con NORTH (Oontlinied ftom P«ge One) ■etlv* duty O ct 1. The 103rd Is necticut shore between 10 a.m. and By Allred Slielnwold A A I 10 (Oonttaned from Page One) hMdduartered at MUford. It was noon today and between 11 a.m. Many a slip goes uflnoticed In J 10 thony' J. Armentano, representing To Report for Dnty not Immediately known where it and 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Low tide ordinary rubber bridge that would 0 Q 7 6.4 2 act” for which the Soviet govern Gov. John N. Dempsey; Rep. John at Old Saybrook is at 6 p.m. today A 7 4 2 ment would have to bear reapon- would be sent. ' come to light if the hand were S, Monhgan, Democratic Congress (Continued from Page One) eluding the Navy Reservlsth none The three unite are trained to and at 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Sunset WEST e a s t aiblllty. nf whom had been put on alert. play widely different roles in the today is at 7:41 p.m.; sunrise Sun played in a tournament. AK852 A64 man from the Fifth District; U:S; ed, the Army will have 1,008,000 in (5A9864 ty 7 S The 6,400 Navy Reservists be complex strategy of modem war day at 6:08 a.m. When this hand was played in a The weatem ambasaadorial group Sen. Prescott Bush, R-Conn.; Wil uniform, the Navy 657,000, the Air ing summoned back to duty are to fare. Boating weather for Long Island tournament, recently, twelve de 0 8 5 3 ^ OK J which haa been conferring in liam 8. Wise, director of the State Force 888,227, and the Marine AS ^ * K 9 6 5 help man 58 ships which are be The Coates, commanded by Lt. Sound to Montauk Point and Block clarers made four notrump on the Waahington on the Berlin criala, Water Resources Commission; and Corps 190,000. ing brought into commisislon, Mc Island; SOUTH had little trouble agreeing on a Cm dr. Wilfred D. Hoyt, of Ham South hand. The thirteenth declar Brig. Gen. Seymour A. Potter Jr.,_ No Marine Reservisl.s are being Namara said. These additions to den. is a submarine killer, a quick, Winds mostly southerly through A Q 9 7 firm atand in their new note to called, McNamara said, because the Sunday with speeds of 10 to 15 er was unlucky enough to go down K Q New England division chief of the' the fleet include anti-submarine maneuverable convoy escort vessel. Ruaaia. But the Alliea are. having U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Corps is getting an adequate num ships and aircraft, destroyers and knots in the afternoon hours and O A 10 9 more difficulty thraahing out an ber of volunteers to build up its The 103rd. although technically at three. A A Q I 10 3 Monagan paid tribute to local, destroyer escorts, as well aa non- a squadron, is a ground unit that about 5 knots at other times. Con The play went very quickly at answer to another Soviet note. strength. siderable night-time and early South West . North East state and federal officials and local combatant vessels. guides bombers to their targets twelve of the tables. South won the Thla Soviet document, dated citizens for their combined efforts The exception to the Oct. 1 re with its radar equipment. morning fog lifting over the Sound 1 A I’M* 1 0 .Past - Aug. 3, spoke of negotiations for porting date applies to about 4,300 The addition of the 58 ships will first trick with the queen o( 2 NT Pass 3 OT All Ptta to bring about construction of the be part of an over-all addition of And the men of the 475th are during the afternoon hours but hearts and led a spade to finesse peaceful settlement of the Ger men of a training division ordered persistent east of Montauk. Chance Opening lead — ^ 6 dam. 85 ships to -the fleet. Some of these skilled mechanics whose mission is with dummy’s ten. This enabled man issue but did not retreat from He called Wtnsted’s recovery to report Sept. 25 to Ft. Polk, La., to maintain the Army Engineers' of some scattered showers or thun proposals the West deems unac where the Army is reopening a sec ships will be new, delivered during dershowers during the afternoon him to try a club finesse. from the 1955 floods a remarkable the months ahead. Others will be heavy earth-moving and construc South led another low spade to ceptable. The West’s problem: achievement, noting that in "six ond base as a training center. tion machines. and evening hours. Visibility one dummy’s jack and took a second Whether to enter into negotia Ft. Polk, together with Fh Car- ships, originally .scheduled for mile or less in fog but improving years virtually ail trace of flood moth-hailing, that will he held in No information was available as club finesse. Then he got to dum tions with the Communist soon, or ravaa;e has been removed." son, Colo., will be used in the train to how long the units viill be on to near 5 miles when fog lifts. my with the ace of spades for a hold off for a while. ing program for added regular the fleet. Still others will be trans Marine observations: • ADULT CINEMA a "Flood control is now but one of active duty. third club finesse. By this time France’s President Charles de Army manpower coming in through ports and amphibious ships, tank Fire Island—Foggy, visibility Vi Prize Winning Film the several challenges we must ers and other ve.ssels brought out he could lead out the ace of clubs Gaulle has let it be known he sees meet and overcome In this area,” draft and volunteer enlistments. Miami, Fla., Aug. 26 (d>) — A miles in fog. wind south-southwest no good in rushing Into negotia Along with the news to 76,500 of moth balls. at 11 knots, sea calm. to capture East’s king. Five clubs, “ Never On “Make Mine he said. Miami draft board has refused to three spades, one heart and one Sunday” Mink” tions—not so long aa the Russians He cited as other goals the re men to get ready to go into uni Earlier in the day. the Navy an defer a member of President Ken Montauk Point—Foggy, visibility continue their Berlin threats and University Scholar form, there was a reprieve for nounced its ship building program zero, wind southwest at 15 knots, diamond gave declarer the first construction of Route 8, the North- nedy's peace corps and said he ten tricks. 3-6:30-10 l-.4:40-8:18 show no willingness to modify Jay Paul Boris, a graduate of South highway running through others. The Defense Department for the current fi.scal year, which sea 3 feet, temperature 60. Manchester High School, class of decided that about a score of ends June 30. During that time 52 should be taught Americanism Ambrose Light—Cloudy, visibil Have you spotted the slip? their position. the valley, a regional airport, and rather than teach it. Something went wrong at the first The United StatM, Britain and 1960, has been nominated as a industrial expansion and revitali Army and Air units that had been new ships will be under construc ity 8 miles, wind southwest at 12 Wed.: “ NAKED EDGE” University Scholar of the 1964 alerted for possible diity now were tion and 22 others will be under Local Board 46 voted unanimous knots, sea 1 foot, temperature 74. twelve tables, but nobody noticed West Germany lean toward early zation. ly yesterday to refuse deferment it. It came to light when some of negotiations. They feel too much class of Princeton University. not needed. It Informed those unit.s going conversion through moderni to Charles Kamen. 21. and noted, Nriw Haven—Cloudy, visibility 7 By a recent action of the facul they were off the list. zation. miles, wind southeast 6 mph, tem the players asked what happened delay could allow the crisis to Verdict in September also by unanimous vote, that grow beyond the chance of peace ty, a program has been estab McNamara was asked how many Some of these ships will not be perature 73. at the thirteenth table. Meriden, Aug. 26 (iP)—The coun Kamen would be better off in serv It was very simple. South won ful settlement. lished whereby especially promis are being called up who were not ready for the sea for months and ice where he would be taught the first heart, led a spade to One possible high-level contract ing students will designated as terfeiting and conspiracy trial of alerted. He estimated 30,000, in- even year.s. Americanism rather than in the University Scholars and given Alvin Trumbull, 42, Newington, is dummy’s ten and tried a club fi between the West and the Soviets over, but a verdict is not expected Peace Corps where he would teach nesse; Then South led another low could be at New York next month freedom to shape Individual pro it Hoffa Lacking until the third week of September. spade, just as all the other de when the foreign ministers attend grams of study to their particular Trumbull, president of the Trum Crisi(S in A rg en tin a Roy Lee Jones, draft board chair Mw Ysm ^ Ti—m t* S- 7tt Interests and exempted from the an clarers had. A Cant of Thouiiands early sessions of the U.N. General bull Bearings cEhd Engineering Co. man and an assistant state’s at West could see what was going Shaklnr The Screen Assembly’s fall meeting. normal academic requirements of 6 here, was charged with arranging torney, reported the action and Opponents for on, .so he put up the king of U.S. authorities said no decision the underclass years. This oppor In Color to have surplus ball bearings said refusal of deferment will keep spades on the second round of has been reached as to the time or tunity has been offered- to a limit packed in boxes marked with the Home Aivay from—Bombs Kamen out of the Peace Corps but that suit. Declarer could still win Public Debate Balloon Hoax "DAVID and GOLIATH" place .for negotiations. ed number of sophomores. names of reputable manufacturers Manchester's first certified fallout shelter takes shape as workers poured concrete Into wall forms Quadros Resigns, he probably will no,t be drafted three spade tricks, but he could The idea underlying this new such as New Departure, S-K-F, immediately. I From The Oreatret Book Of yesterday afternoon at the home of Carl and Alice LePak at 105 Norman St. The shelter, first win only two of them in dummy. Berlin, Aug. 26 ((P)—Maj. Gen. venture is that of providing, for and others. being built here by permit from tthe building department, will measure 12 by 12 feet, have a steel Kamen has been in the news (Continued from Page One) Just Explodes That meant he could take only two ' All TImei Albert Watson H, U.S. comman students ready to take full ad since Dec. 29, 1960, when he The bearings were then presum reinforced celling and hold five persons. The underground structure is part of $1,400 worth of ad club finesses. Down one. dant in Berlin, protested person vantage of the opportunities of the ably to be sold at the prices they ditions to the LePak home by Builder Everett W. Van Dyne of Glastonbury. A sun parlor will be Leftist Gets Post heckled the showing of the film. ness to help Luken in a debate This is one of the reasons for ally to the Soviet commandant to University, full incentive for their would have brought if they were built over the CD-approved .shelter. Numerou.? phone calls from neighbors asking to .see the "Operation Abolition,” at a Miami Man! Thafs a Lot of Bird! against Hoffa and Presser on neu In Pilot’s Face trying duplicate bridge, if you day against what he called the il intellectual development. There Rotary Club meeting. new. construction were received yesterday afternoon by Mrs. LePak. "They just wanted to .see what a This Bring-’em-Back-Alive hunter found his unusual and unexpected quarry sauntering down the tral ground. Hoffa earlier chal haven't already done so. You legal regulations of the East Ger are no particular patterns of study, In concluding testimony yester (Continued from Page One) Kamen was ushered out of the lenged George Meany. president fallout shelter looks like,” she said. (Her^ald photo by Satemis). middle of Center St. yesterday afternoon, apparently oblivious to honking cars and awed pedes (Continued from Page One) learn from everybody else's good man Communists in limiting either required or suggested, and day, Trumbull maintained he meeting after he showed up wear' of AFL-CIO, to debate him. and bad plays, as well as from crossing points between East and will in general, have freedom in politician with a flare for dra Funerals Ing a beatnik beard and spoke out trians. The man, Norman Bliss of Hartford, who was working in a yard nearby, corralled the crit didn’t think his activities were il ter by attacking him from astern and tying his legs with a piece of clothesline. The bird. Bliss A spokesman for Meany said balloon with him to London and your own- West Berlin. the kinds of courses and levels of legal. In any case, he said, the matics, had quit merely to gather during the showing of the contro' his chief would not accept. Daily Question Watson blamed the Russian, advancement in the subjects more public support than he had versial film of studkmt riots against said, is a blue heron or mudhen, and probably nested near the Hockanum River swamps. Bliss, sent a reply card from there to boxes were printed and packed in Arnold P. Avery who Is an avid sportaman, was the only one of several spectators who had courage enough to tussle Meany’s support of the rebels Jonathan. Partner opens with one heart, O l. Andrei I. Solovyev, in part for chosen. Massachusetts, so his operations Addition to Westhill for his landslide election victory The funeral of Arnold P. Avery, the House un-American Activities this week moved Hoffa to send Incidents arising from the, new Boris has been active ofi the New8 Tidbits Committee hearing. with the bird’s six-inch beak and flapping three-foot wings. He said the heron, which is easily "I never expected it w'ould get and the next player passes. You were not under the jurisdiction of last year. Then he got 4,300,000 of Avery Shores, Coventry, was' tamed, might become a pet for his four children— or that he might add it to the collection of hunt telegrams to AFL-CIO union hold: Spades—A J 10; Hearts— rules. Princeton Campus. He won his Connecticut courts. votes—more than anyone in Bra Kamen said later he "tried to presidents, asking them to choose any publicity,” Bash said. from the AP Wires held yesterday afternoon at the ing trophies in his den. (Herald photo by Oflara). ______"I had planned to call the boy J 10; Diamond.s—Q 7 6 4 2; C2ubs Irate West Berliners have numerals in fencing and was on Circuit Court Judge George Di- zilian history. Watkins-West Funeral Home, 142 present the other side of the story” between him and Meany in the EAST the freshman track team. He was and became annoyed wdien Rotar- up and tell him the truth when I —7 4 2. What do you .say? shouted insults at Soviet troops Cenzo directed the defense and Urged by Director Since then his overtures to the B. Center St., with the Rev. James matter of raids on Teamsters. An.swer: Bid one notrump. You and tried to overturn Soviet jeeps. a winner in the end term photog prosecuting attorneys to file briefs Soviet Union and friendly gestures ians laughed at coed demonstra The replies of two presidents, flew back. I'm very sorry about it. Weekly paper Akhbar Elyom In R. MacArthur of the First Congre tors being dragged down a stair Coventry NATO Powers Abstain I didn’t realize it would cause all would bid one diamond in re ^WINDSQP Lost night several thousand West raphy contest. He works In the with him by Sept. 15. DlCenzo toward Fidel Castro's Cuba have gational Church of Coventry offi both with headquarters here, were sponse to one club, but your hand Berliners demonstrated against Princeton Library during the aca said he would announce his decision Cairo says Arab League Council started a growing revolt against case by police. published last night. that commotion. Director Francis Mahoney urged today that the Manches will discuss at its September ses ciating. James W. McKay was or "I meant to give the kid a kick. is not strong enough for a re the Communists. Angry crowds demic year, and In the Research the following week. him. ganist. "AU I did was laugh and clap Board of Finance Karl F. Feller, president of the KNDS ter Housing Authority work toward adding more facilities to sion reports that Israel Air Force at what the Rotarians considered I'd like to see the boy soon." sponse of two diamonds. TONITK gathered today at two (jommunlst Department of Pratt and Whitney Growing economic distress in Burial was in East Cemetery. Brewery Workers Union, WTote Bash, tired after a jet flight For Shelnwold's 36-page booklet. pass offices newly opened in West during the summer. the as yet unopened housing project for elderly persons on has been attempting to obtain Brazil had contributed to the the wrong times,” he said. "My Hoffa: Weekly Sold planes from United States . . . Two Bearers were William P. Buck Sr., only conunents were 'may I have Picks Mrs. Woods UN Demands France from Shannon, Ireland, said he “ A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send Berlin. Boris is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford, Aug. 26 (/P)—Roland W. Center St. known as Westhill. mounting opposition with many of William F. Buck Jr., John Mellor, "You know that the teamsters West Berlin police closed the of Communist Huk Rebels killed in your attention’ and then they I)lanned to give the boy a flight SOc to Bridge Book, Manchester T H E / ^ Paul A. Boris, 271 Henry St. J. Charest, 37, a senior editor for More than 350 applications have"** his supporters In the 1960 election and Edward Hansen. Interim Assessor have been raiding the Brewery chart signed by all the crew mem Evening Herald, Bo.x 3318, Grand fices a few hours after the Com been received so far from prospec- gun battle with Philippine Con campaign turning on him. Al started to hustle me out. Workers Union for many years un McGraw-Hill Publishing Oo., has stabulary, officials in Manila say, Manchester Lodge of Masons "In attacking my bad conduct at bers on the flight that-landed this Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. n a k e d munists opened them In West Ber instigated the rock throwing and live occupants, although there is though favoring a policy that in conducted a service at the funeral der your own administration . . . It lin elevat^ railroad stations to is purchased the East Hartford Ga- room for only about 100 persons in Paper Urges with one of the dead described as their meeting, these people are Mrs. Christine Woods of Daley Confer with Tnnisia morning. The chart was made at (Copyriglit 1961, General Features warned against any further "prov ette, a weekly newspaper, from cluded accepting aid from the home last night. A delegation from would appear to me that your ex 10 p.m. yesterday when they w-ere Corp.) sue permits for entry into the Red- the development, which is sched Huk Chieftain in Nueva Eeija really attackfiig my ri^ t of free EDGE ocations.” tha West Hartford Publishing Co United States, Quadros went out of CJrescent Lodge of East Hartford, Road, Oak Grove, has been ap pression of outrage at President flying high and saw an eclipse of ruled part of the city. They were uled to open Jan. 1. Province in Central Luzon Island way to show friendship for Cas speech and my beliefs.” Meany’s statement would come Much of the growing anger The sale was announced yester . . . Prince Y’oshi youngest son of of which Mr. Avery was a mem Mrs. Henry I. Kamen, Charles’ pointed temporary assessor until (Continued from Page One) Cold War dispute involing all west the moon. FIus at the Zoo station. West ^ r lln ’s among West Berliners seemed to Mahoney said in a letter to Nehru Clarify tro’s Cuba and drew closer to the ber, called at the home. with a better grace If your own Tense War Dranm day by John G. Rohrbach, publish Emperor of Japan, must get mar-I “ a Oct. 16 by the board of finance. ern bases overseas. biggest, and at Westkreuz. Robert Vennart, chairman of the mother and a Miami schoolteacher, union did not make it a policy to be caused by apparent Commimlst er of the Gazette. The price v *- said draft board members were Mrs. Woods has been. clerk to Determined to pin the blame for The Soviet bloc and Cuba ac TRAFFIC PATTERN SURVEY AIR-CONDITIONED ••THK STKKL C LAW ’* Several hundred Berliners had preparation for further Infringe housing authority. "My main ob ried before even thinking of ac- | Q„a(iros was about to resume dlp- declare open season on other un Show Stars At Dusk not disclosed. “trying to pick him to pieces.” former Assessor P. Raymond the Tunisian crisis on the French cused the United States and its Al- Hartford, Aug. 26 Entrances made applications. ments of the city's freedom. ject in writing to you is to urge Berlin Policy cepling invitation to study at Soviet Union. Broga, since September 1958. Prior government, the resolution's spon lie.s of maintaining installations ions, particularly the BWU.” to parks and beaclies in the south -r- Stars Sun. — At the zoo, someone had pencil Charest is presently senior your committee (at its next meet Harvard, palace spoke.sman '~in Kamen is in training at Penn A spokesman for George Harri DANCE The Reds have threatened to in broken in 1947 and opposed any Hospital Notes to Oiis Mrs. Woods worked on the sors adamantly resisted behind-the- such as the U.S. Naval installation eastern part of the state will be “VOVAOK TO THE led an ironic sign: "Entrance to editor of Electronics Magazina, a ing) and other town agencie.s to Tokyo says. United States attempts to pu t' State University for a teaching as son, president of the Brotherhood EVERY TOURS.-FRJ.-SAT. BOTTOM O*-’ TH E terfere with rail lines linking the (Continued from Page One) signment in the Philippines and writing of the abstract in that of scenes efforts by the western pow on Guantanamo, Cuba, for aggres patroled this weekend by State the concentration camp—one west McGraw-Hill Publication. He is work toward building additional Europeans and Mo.slems dining pressure on Cuba. of Railw'ay and Steamship Clerks, SKA” city with the Wept 110 miles away expected to assume active control facilities a.s soon as po.sslble to quietly in Media restaurant "The Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. could not be reached for comment. fice. ers and pro-French African states sive purposes. Highway Department employes WALNUT riiiK marit (25 cents).’’ and with the civilian traffic in the, U.S. Ambassador Kenneth Gal ...... , ^ : Quadros made his exit quietly Mrs. Woods is the wife of Mal to delete passages impljing cen The United States and Britain said his chief had asked Hoffa in seeking information from visitors. ’’HOMICIDAL’* The police appeared at 1:30 p.m. of the Gazette aa publisher next accommodate those who so ur Pot Hook when grenade goes off flew to his home city of Sao lor all areas except maternity his reply if he felt the Teamsters 7 Walnut St, Manchester Allied air corridors. gently are in need of such hous braith met with Nehru last night. where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 colm Woods. The couple have two sure of the FYench. accused the Reds of clouding the The state is doing a survey on THE BEST AHEAD OF THE REST and told people the offices were Andrew Smirnov, the Soviet am Friday. and rebel band riddles them with I pgmlo, where he got hi.s start as daughters, Marion and Kathleen. The vote came after a week of issue and hampering efforts to should be allowed to raid the traffic patterns, and motorists will closed and would not reopen. Rohrbach said the Gazette has ing.” Afterw'ards he announced he was submachine gun.s leaving five | teacher and lawyer before enter- to 8 p.m .; and private rooms where brotherhood while the brotherhood bassador to Bonn, last night said IsMiee RApnrt they are 10 a,m. to 8 p.m. Visitors For Honost The appointment of Mrs. Woods debate often heated up by Com reach a peaceful settlement of the be asked where their trips orig About a thousand curious West all western civilian airlines flying a circulation of 4,300. authorized by the prime minister persons dead and 10 badly wound- politics. Claiming force.s op was made by the board of finance French-Tuni.sian dispute. should be barred from raiding the inated. Berliners gathered quickly. Most No equipment or machinary Vennart just issued a report to ed, according to Algiers report are requested not to smoke in pa munist attempts to turn it into a Teamsters. Into Berlin must be subjected “as to say that Nehm’s remarks ponents at home and abroad had Eeonoiniecri Ropoin on because of the resignation of seemed to approve, but there were were Included in thb transaction, the board of directors, reporting Eastern’s seaboard dispute in na crushed him, Quadros declared: tient’s rooms. No more than two soon as possible” to Communist that despite the construction de "should not be taken to mean that visitors at one time, per patient. Radio, TV, Sttroo, Broga due to his recent illness. some wlUstles from disappointed East German control. he said. The Gazette will continue tionwide maritime crisis eliminated "I am beaten by forces «agalnst Ih his letter of resignation. Broga Portrait Painting people who had hoped to visit rela lay caue^ by the hod catriers’ access to Berlin may be denied or when 15 tanker companies reach me and so I leave the govern Passenger airlines in and out of to be printed by the West Hart Patients Today: 223 Phonograph AppKonces said, "I highly recommend that tives In Bast Berlin. Police did not ford Publishing Co. strike from April 11 to June 7, impaired and to affirm his belief accord with national organization ment . . . I wanted Brazil for Mrs. Woods be retained as clerk, U.S. Beer Can Satellite Beginning of the Renai.ssance remove the notice. Berlin are Pan American, the the project would be ready for that it should not )>e changed." of Masters, Mates and Pilots, at Brazilians . . . I had to face and ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. you will find that her experience British European Airways and Air occupancy Jan. 1. The Times editorial, which was New York . . . Dade County Health fight corruption, lies and cowards, Susan Zutautus, 156 Union St.; Vir Introduced the first consistent tra A U.S. spokesman said the Al ginia Sanchez, Hartford; Selena and knowledge will be most help dition of portrait painting in the ADULT COMEDY France. , * "Several change orders have written before last night's meet Department reports fifth case of whose only goals are to subject Potterton's lied commandants yesterday is Smirnov said he thought it a DeSprit, 85 Wadsworth St.; Debra ful during your proposed transis- west. The Egyptians and Rom not for rhUdren sued a secret order to Mayor Willy been issued and approved that will ing and published today, said: infectious he|>fltiHs among Cran- the general needs of the nation to Fbone Ml 9-4537 tlonary period incorporating the Whirls Around Earth ood idea if these lines would use Time of Your Life "A great deal of misunder some ambitious groups and indi Jean Santos, Tinker Pond Rd., Bol ans, who were portraitists, prefer Brandt’s West Berlin government f make the program a better pro don Park Zoo employes and says ton; Cheryl A. White, Wapping; IM Center St.—Cor. of Church duties of building inspector." red sculpture to paintings. "NEVER ON SUNDAY" choenefeld Airport In East Berlin gram both for the Town of Man standing has already been created sixth may have di.sease, Miami re viduals from inside and also out At a forthcoming town meeting As. AIMJLT C O M E O Y ^ o t For ChiMren to see that the offices were not instead of airports in the Allied by Mr. Nehni's remarks, which, Mrs. Santa Uriano, 98 Norman St.; 3:13-6:40-10:05 chester and the local authority, port says. side.” - the town will be asked to vote on (Continued from Page One) filled with helium gas, and If a opened. They did open this morn sector. Pnt Need .Before Your Pride in all fairness, ought to be re Mrs. Stella Phaneuf. 14 E, Maple space bullet penetrated one of KINO SAUD ILL ENDS TONIGHT ing, however. By ARTHUR LORD namely: The Public Housing Ad The crisis broke within a week St.; Mrs. Beverly Hayes, Bolton adopting the state building code Damascus, Aug. 26 l/Pi —Saudi Also: "FAST and SEXY” There are 58 daily flights in and ministration has approved the up moved.” burned out carcass of the fourth them, the gas would be released, A spokesman for the U.S. mis Dear Arthur; I'm really not like after the controversial visit to Rd., Vernon: Paul Koehler, Wap Eind to hire a building inspector. Arabia's King Saud has given up with Gina Lollobriglda out of Berlin along the three Allied grading of the road specifications Brazil of Cuban economic czar In his letter Broga wrote "I stage of the launching rocket. The triggering a radio circuit. sion told reporters Watson spent air corridors. most men who write to you, I’m Th ree Arrested ping; Mrs. Barbara Herrick, Bar weight of the fourth stage makes In addition to the beer-can-like his scheduled trip to Belgrade 4:55-8:15 three quarters of an hour at Soviet to the present standards of the Ernesto (Che) Guevara. Quadros bara Rd., Vernon: Mrs. Daisy Cur both FAIRWA^:^ recomniend also that the appoint early next month to attend the The ribald, impudent, The East German news agency sure. I've been retired for over a Town of Manchester st an addi received Guevara and decorated ive power (of the assessor) not the total weight in orbit approxi detectors, the .satellite has four headquarters In suburban Karl- ADN meanwhile reported that In 3 Accidents ran, 35 Baldwin R d.; Astrid Skoog, other types of detecting gear. summit conference of nonaligned but always moving shorst. He said nothing about any year. I'm a college graduate and tional cost of $12,486.57; approval Bible School him with one of Brazil's highest Andover; John Lech, Ellington; be relegated to the board of se mately 190 pounds. countries, Mecca Radio reported SUNDAY nearly 40.000 members of the Com OPEN A a DAY i The most obvious feature of the ' The .satellite is expected to re reply from Solovyev. was vice president of an Important of the installation of ceramic tile honors. Robert Follett, 81 Bissell St.; Meno lectmen as proposed (in the forth last night. account of the encounter munist Youth Movement have The resignation came after Gov. Instrument package Is an arrange main aloft for several years, al Jerry Lewis In The Russians usually reject such volunteered for the East German in the bathrooms was secured by There were three arrests and Osella, 4 Village St.; Raymond MONDAY coming town meeting warning) though useful lifetime of its elec The king is staying home on his between a girl-of- construction company. When I re the authority in place of linoleum Attracts 1200 Carlos Lacerda of Guanabara but be vested with the State De ment of 160 metallic cylinders that "Ladles Man” (In Color) protests on the ground t]^t these Army, increasing ih irom 110,000 one injury in three motor vehicle Bidwell, 118 McKee St.; Mrs. BIta look like beer cans cut length tronic gear may be limited to dpetors' advice. He appointed for the-streets in a Grecian matters are the sole concern of the tired, I thought I had so much to at an additional coat of $10,699.45.” State, a former Quadros support Craig, East Hartford; Daniel partment of Personnel who will 2:00-5:45-9:54 men to 150,000. look forward to. Now my days are accidents last night and this er, publicly accused the govern throughout wise. Arranged in tiers, they are about a year. eign minister. Sheik Ibrahim seaport town... East German Communists. A private western intelligence Vennart said, "The Housing The auditorium of the Manche.s- Stewart, 97 Hollister St.; John determine applicants' qualifica Eslsuweil, to head the Saudi dele empty. morning. ment of plotting a dictatorship. — Al^tO — and the American Watson presumably was speak agency. Information Bureau West, Authority wpji pleased to learn ter High School received a com Syme, Andover. tions and conduct examinations. gation. I want to work, but no one will that the Town of Manchester pur Wiiliam C. Lynn, 62, of 417 Lacerda claimed in a radio and BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A daugh THE YEAR! Rossi and Alvin R Goodin an ing for the British and French reported today that all foreign pletely different a.s.slgnment la.st The selectmen's jurisdiction should at present. In this office there Saud has been confined to his bed "Savwge InnocenU” (In Color) who wants to rescue hire me. I've tried everywhere but chased the remaining portion of TV speech he had been approached ter to Mr. and Mrs. William Bryce, be that of administrative only as should not. be the slightest hint nounced the building will be open commandants as well. He is chair residents in East Germany have Hartford Rd., was treated at Man for more than a week with what . with Anthony Quinn her from her desperate man this month of the 3-power with no luck. I used to earn $14,000 the government owned land (about evening. It ha.s been transformed by Quadros’ aides to join the plot. 173 Ii-ving St.: a son to Mr. and of patronage which would be pos each Friday from 7 :30 p.m. to was officially described "thigh been ordered to surrender their a year so I can't very well take a chester Memorial Hospital and re Strongly antl-Communist Lacerda 10:30 p.m. through Sept. 22 and 3:55-7:45 (or is it?) command in West Berlin. passports to prevent them from 17.5 acres) abutting its property into a large Kingdom Hall for an Mrs. Mrs, Robert Widham, Middle- sible under the proposed changes pains.” job that pays les.s. a.ssembly of Jehovah's Witne.sses leased for injuries received when was the most outspoken critic of town; a son to Mr. and Mrs. An every day during the week prior situation... The Allies dispute the right of leaving the country. Hugh and feels that the investment was recommended by the board of se the Communist puppet regime to a sound one and will in the future from Central (Jonnectfeut and the car he was driving struck a the government’s foreign policy. drew Szymkowicz, 36 (Jlinton St.; lectmen." to the Oct. 2 town election. Any Word came earlier this week Dear Hugh: How many hun Congress accepted Quadros’s one interested in helping or who say who shall or shall not go into that the regime had prohibited provide a possible site for further Western Massachusetts. telephone pole on Hartford Rd., a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Broga has been town assessor dreds of thousands there are like Over 1175 delegates gathered just east of Elm St., early this resignation and named Ranieri Mahoney, 71 Cooper St. ha.s question.-! to ask may rail the the East sector, claiming that the foreigners from leaving during the you. Hugh. Too good, too respect expansion of this program." since December 1W5. MEUNAMmooum 4-powep status allows free travel Cites Cooperation last night to hear talks and view morning. Mazzilli, 61, speaker of the cham BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. Food Sals following numbers; PI 2-8690 and current crisis. But there was no able, too special to take a job PRESCRIPTIONS PI 2-8323. throughout Berlin. indication how long the restric What the further expansion demonstratibns which were de He suffered cuts, bruises and ber of deputies, as Interim presi and Mrs. George Corsair, South The Women's Auxiliary to the without the prestige of their for signed to help them further their scrapes on his right forearm. dent until Goulart's arrival. Maz Glastonbury Raymond H. Bradley Sr., chair The latest Red move posed the tion would last. mer position. Face it, Hugh, might be, Vennart did not indi Coventry Volunteer Fire Associa prospect of more trouble in the cate in the report, but he did say, education in the Bible. Lynn told police he was blinded zilli, a moderate Social Democrat, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; tion food sale will be held at 10 man of the Democratic Town The order affects thousands of you're not at your job any more. LAST TLMES TODAY uneasy city. For years there haa Europeans and an estimated 150 "It is hoped that the Town of Frank Spacil, the district min by oncoming headlights, pulled to said he would hold office only un Rene J. Badeau, 233 Woodlriid St.; a.m. Sept. 2 at Tremblay's store on Committee, of Rt. 31, is a patient Times have changed. You’ve got ister, who oversees activities of d k b o r m been a running East-West dispute Americans. Western consulates Manchester will consult with the the right, and struck the pole. til "my successor" takes over. Mrs. Emma May Bloodgood, 46 Rt. 31. Mrs. Earl H. Lassen is gen at the Windham Community Me to change too. It is possible, you Jehovah's Witnesses in the New Hemlock St.; Mrs. Neva Crosby, 9-9814 morial Hospital where he is ex over control of the elevated sta say many are elderly persons liv know, to earn more money during Housing Authority regarding any He was arrested and charged Under the constitution, elections eral chairman. England area, conducted the first WE DELIVER pected to be for about three more C o D p e r KIW r T H E / ^ tions in the West. There have been ing on pensions. future plans for the property ac- with driving in the wrong lane. would be required after 60 days if Stafford Springs; Mrs. Mary Lou The Waterfront Heights Asso retirement than when you were part of the meeting which in Franklin, 92 Valley S t; Mrs. weeks. clashes with Communist railroad The foreign residents are to be “ working.” quired_ by the town adjacent to Lynn will appear in Circuit Court a vice president fails to succeed to ciation sponsored public spaghetti police who have attempted to in allowed to retain only their per 'Westhill Gardens. Kingdom Halls the world over is the presidency. Frances Hunt, Andover; the Rev. and meatball supper will be at iw 'iiagliH nisw MSHJI NAiilD Incredulous? Don’t be. Men and known as The Ministry School. 12. Manchester, on Sept. 25. Manchester Evening Herald Cov terfere with passengers. sonal identity cards and they get "The Authority realizes the in Informed political sources said Roy Hutcheon, Wapping; Ber PINE PHARMACY 6:30 p.m. Sept. 2 at the private de The western powers contend receipts for their passports. women have gone from positions terest of the Town of Manches The Witne.sses were taught the Police reported William A. Quadros resigned of his own free nard Szarek, 383 Woodbridge S t; entry correspondent. F. Pauline EDGE 664 CENTER STREET—4DORNER OF ADAMS velopment clubhouse. There will be that only the rail tracks are un The Communists claim the pro like your to others which were ter in its elderly citizens and its Importance of attending such as Leonard Jr., 17, Wapping, went will without any military pressure. Richard T e t r a u 11, Sunningdale a family charge. A Chinese auc Little, telephone PI 2 6231. P L l’S: -Ian. Brown "WHEN TOE CIX)CK STRIKES” I THE WORLD’S BOLDEST BEAUTY I der Red administration and that completely unrelated- Selling desire to do everything possible to semblies as this one in Manches through a stop sign at Campfield Lane, Bolton; Mrs. Gail Aiken and 2 hibition bn having more than one Informants said military members tion will follow the meal. Those "Naked Edge" 3:15-6:15-9:1.5—"Clock Strikes” 2:00-4:55-7:55 the platforms and booking offices identity document is necessary to seems to offer some of the most assist them. However, the feel ter by hearing a discussion on Rd. and Cooper Hill St. and struck daughter, Hebron; Mrs. Patricia |cauiyMncnKES kerwBMMEWS’TBAIODISE Immediate opportunities. Life in of his cabinet tried to talk him out attending the supper have been STARTING TOMORROW are on western territory. prevent the second being given to ing of the authority is, and has the re.sults of pa.st assemblies. A a car driven by Judith A. Stamler of it up to the very last. Caldwell and son, 158 Boulder Rd.; asked to bring their own silver CiOXTLNUOUS PERIXfR-'lANCES SUNDAY FROM 2 P.M. Aa thla new incident blew up the refugees trying to escape. surance, real estate and mutual been, that experience as to the highlight of the school was a Bible of 550 Keeney St. Goulart, who comes from Brazil's Mrs. Marie Giles amd daughter, 186 funds are very remunerative. reading by David LaBier, 14, ware. THE W ARRIOR E M P R E S S West police were already on alert Contact with the foreigners liv needs of the elderly citizens can Miss Stamler was traveling west south cattle country, served as vice Highland St.; Mrs. Germaine La- High School Tour for poBSlble antl-Communist dem ing in East Berlin and East Ger There is no need to mention the be gained only after the Westhill which demonstrated the value of pierre and-daughter, Hebron: Mrs. OPENING WIDE A NEW WORLD OF SCREEN WONDERS! endless selling jobs in stores of on Cooper Hill St. and started to president under former president There will be a tour of the new I CMBIASCOK-EatmCOLOH- AWXaBflOHHnillimiM onstrations. many is sketchy since western na Gardens are occupied and a deter the Ministry School to both old JuBcelino Kubitschek and was re Marie Rizner and son, Vernon; IJCT. 3I-32.WIUIMANTIC.CT.) /JvJ ail kinds. You don’t have to sell. and young. turn left onto Campfield Rd. Leon Coventry High School for pupils A West Berlin police spokes tions have no diplomatic relations mination made as tp what the oc ard, heading south on Campfield, elected last October by a slim Mrs. Marjorie Porter and son, He going into Grade 8 at 9 a.m. Tues Sou ! Ends Tuesday! man said special precautionary with the Communist regime. They You can Uke other jobs. The cupants would like to have in the Following the school, Clayton point is that you must take a failed to stop for the stop sign margin over two candidates who bron: Mrs. Edwina Trotter and day. STARTS SUNDAY.—HRST DRIVE-IN SHOWING measures have been taken for generally see their nationals only way of recreational facilities.” Peace, circuit supervisor, con ran on the Quadros ticket. In Bra daughter. East Hartford. Tonight job or create one for yourself if ducted a one-hour meeting ar and struck the left side of the Bus service will be provided. In the name of the authority, s JOSHUA IDGANsacocw "any- eventuality.” infrequently when they come to Stamler car, police said. zil the two top offices are elected DISCHARGED TODAY: Vfjnda The tour for Grade 7 pupils Police worried that with most you want to work. At the moment Vennart thanked the town for Its ranged to encourage the dele VTHE BEST BLOCKBUSTER OF THE YEAR West Berlin to have their pass it looks as if work that brings less separately and the candidates need Carlton, Lynn Dr„ Vernon; Sher on will be at 9 a,m. Wedne.sday with workers off for the weekend, thou ports renew or for other such cooperation with the state In in gates to spend more time than L v3 o n a r d was arrested and not be members of the same party. ...RIPS THEHEARTl” than $14,000 a year is too good ever in teaching the public Bible man Fivozinsky, Storrs; Beth Mae the same bus service. sands may take to the streets to official business. stalling storm sewers in W. (Cen charged with disregarding a atop Quadros ran as an independent. Harrison, 48 McKinley S t; Thad- BOSLEY CROWTHER, NEW YORK 'HMES for you—not the other way around. principles. Fhiptls attending have been ask demonstrate their disgust over ter St. and water mains to serve sign. He will appear in Circuit Earlier this year Goulart clashed deu.s Krysiak, 65 Green Rd.; Carl the project. Throughout the weekend, the ed to bring a pencil. Those who do Red threats to their freedom. Water Hare Court 12, Manchester, on Sept. 11. with Quadros because presidential Peter.son, Wapping. not avail themselve.s of the bus There was fear that the Ber Dear Arthur: My husband re •:3ses will be calling on resi- tired just three months ago and Robert M. Lovejoy, 22, of 10 De Investigating committees linked service are asked to be at the lin crisis would take a sharp turn of the Manchester area, dis his name to welfare scandals dur AI Kuwait. —.1 uash started to gain weight almost im Denmark’s Products cing the well known Bible pot Sq., was arrested and charged school at the time staled. § for the worse If crowds got out with improper passing as result ing the Kubitschek administration. Principal Francis A. Perrottl evaporator that can produce mediately. He should weigh 180 magazines, The Watchtower and WINF of cwitrol. drinking water from the sea is in ^unds, but now he weighs 225 Denmark, only one-half the size of an accident at Main St. and E. It was only recently that he and Whirlpool Washort, Awake! Last year the worldwide will be in charge. "The people are restive, said of Maine, produces about one-half Middle Tpke. yesterday. Quadros renewed pledges to work Democratic Headquarters a police spokesman. "We Iiave operation In oil-rich Kuwait. pounds. He just mopes around the circulation of these magazines Only four such units, with a to house, eats and talks about his the bacon and one-quarter of the Police said Vernon F. Cole, 38, together. Quadros then named him The Democratic campaign com alerted our forces and will be reached 90,000,000 copies. to head a mission to drum up trade Dryers tal capacity of 2,520,(XI0 gallons a former job. How can I get him to butter and eggs that are moved The purpose of this assembly is of V/est Wlllington, was driving mittee has established party head on guard." In world trade. north on Main St., in the right for the economically troubled na quarters in the new shopping cen He said demonstrations along day, exist in the whole Persian stop- eating so much? to acquaint the residents of Man frices as Low, I Gulf region- Mrs. E. C. B. hand lane. Lovejoy, also traveling tion with Red China. ter on Rt. 31. This is located ne.xt the border last night were Inter chester with the work and mes Goulart stopped off in Moscow on Sorviee That's Bttttr YANKEE to Tremblay’s store. Dear Mrs. B: Your husband’s WELCH HAIL GERMANS sage of Jehovah’s Witnesses. All north, was in the left lane. Love preted by police as foreboding TROOPS TO FIGHT FIRE overeating is just a symptom of Caatlemartin, Wales, Aur. 26 UT) joy tried to pass a truck that was the way for a meeting with So Campaign co-chairmen Albert A. more trouble today- the meetings are open to the pub viet Premier Khrushchev. Several thousand angry West Ottawa, Aug. 26 UP! — Hun bis real trouble. He sounds Uke the —Welcoming crowds m o l^ d 10 lic and no contribution is tak making a left tuni and he pulled Berliners had cursed the Com dreds of troops converged on kind'of man who should be work- uniformed German troops in the en. Over 1,200 delegates are ex to the right; striking the front Potterton's munists across the fences and Newfoundland today to help |D\f- Because he has nothing to Welsh town of Pembroke M a y , pected lo attend the main talk fender of the Cole car. His Floiver ISO Center St.—Cor, of Church BASEBALL EASTMAN C O L O R ^CINEMASCOPE m}^mm walls and the Red police retal fight one of the worst forest w c ^ y his time, his life is empty. swarming for autographs and Sunday afternoon which will be Both cars, were towed away. lated with tear gas and water fires ever to strike a Canadian IFd fill that emptiness, he eats.- holding up traffic. It was a scene delivered by Mr. Spacil at 3 Lovejoy will appear in Circuit The poinsettia is named after • CONCRETE Province. A big Canadian Air J Your husband should make that would have been thought t .a < cannon. , . , o’clock. The title of this talk is Court 12, Manchester, on Sept. 11. Joel R. Poinsett of Charleston, 1INGER PRESENTS Incidents were reported from at Force airlift was carrying self- plans to get back to some kind of iinl^ellcvable only a few years "The Twentieth Century in Bible S. C., who introduced the plant to IPY YORK AT KANSAS CtTY FOUNDATIONS least four polnU along the 25- contained detachments hurriedly work immediately! ago. The German panzer sol Prophecy.” the United States In 1828, when he • ADDED THMLL8 • PAUL NEWMAN/EVA MARIE SAINT marshaled after Premier Joseph In order, to take proper care of diers were making their first Old Sport • LCBtIB A4AUBIIOf_ mlle border dividing the city. At was minister to Mexico. both FAIRWAYS RALPH RICHARDSON/PETER LAWFORD one point a crowd of 1,000 West Smallwood of Newfoundland his present over-weight condition, pubUo'outing after arriving In GAME TIME 10 P.M. • NEW PANELS MEDIO sent two pleas to the federal he should see a doctor. And if you Wales yesterday as the vanguard ' ' Refinery la Firat Lacrosse is the oldest organized Berliners Jeered Red guards and sport in A'merlca. It was played HANSON’S HONOR OPEN ALL DAY ICARON-CHB/AUER UEJ.C0BB/SALMINE0/J0HN DEREK government asking for more have any trouble in persuading of a battalion to trsln on the John Hanson, president of the GOlDWIfll shouted “ Down with (Walter) Ul- jitm to see a doctor) you might Wellington — New Zealand’s by the Iroquois Indians throughout QUALITY WORK ■ t i n s bricht” —the bearded Communist than'1,000 troops. nearby Castlemartin tank Continental Congress, )utd the nuyiR JILLHAWORTHr femind him that people who ranges. Leaflets protesting first pil refinery is to be erected the territory of upper New York MONDAY boss of Bast Germany. honor of officially welcoming Gen m NI6HT GAMES, AlAWKNM From Sept. 30, 1777, until June weigh 25 per cent more than they aga^st the presence of German near Whangarei by a British com state and lower Ontario province IMMims East Berlin police claimed hun should, increase their chances of pany. Construction will start this before Columbus landed in the new eral George Washington on his re i j. POLONSKI TECHNICOLOR* dreds of West Berliners threw 27, 1778, the capital of colonial timps on British soli were tori) throughout America was York. Pa. During dying before their time by 76 up hy two teen-age Welsh girls. year. The plant is to have an ini world. The Iroquois adopted the turn from receiving the surrender AWAY— MAL U30 Tslephoao Collect >»gWARNER BRO& X F i r ' MgmocoLOiii rocks at another point and Aer- per cent. Other'people approached the Ger tial capacity of 56,000 barrels a sport aa a training measure for of General Cornwallis at York- "Baghdad” 3:85-6:40-9:45 . • Starts Wednesday a Ipusly hurt a policeman. / that period, the British were, oc THEYEARI STORRS, GA 0-9044 cupying PhlUilelphia, normal seat All rights reserved, NeYrspaper mans and apologized tor the day and be in operation early in war, according to the Encyclopedia town, and o f' gl'ving him the Plus “ Village of Damned” "Fire” 2:00-5:05-8:10 i t "FANNY" (In Color) , iK a st Berlin police headqualrters Enterprise Assh. 1964. Britanniea. thanka of tba Oongreu. ^ m e d the West Berlin Senate of the Contlndntal Congress. leafleta. ^ ^ v! ^ I A { . ■ * t ' ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 P A G E F IV PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 26i 1981 ...... - ...... * gethar, and than MMAndM ek* •Wonders of fjke Universe^ Heralding Homes planaUon. Connectwut ^nptiitiQ IfpraU^ ' Ona vipn of KanhAdt adminis Playground tration endsCVor is to gAt a long- BT tBB Rocket Probes Gained 10 o o T m a tarm authorisation for ths foreign Yankee Notes 9 a **t aid program. It neads this, the Nature Adds a , OoM. By A. H. O. Kennedy admlnlstraPon sayS, ao it Ceatar Oeogragatleaal CBnrok St. Rridgar* R. CL Orareh ITia playgrcunda auparvlsad by Valuable Cosmic Data can plan and sustain more sensi For two seaaioni now, wa have 11 Oeeiter St. Rev. John L. Oalnnegr, Pnator tha racraatlon department have By MARGE FLYNN ble aid to other' nations, and as Bar. Ollifard O. Slinpwm, Rav. Stanlay E. Raattllo spent occasional momenta Imagin closed for the aaaaqn. tems must to dsvalopM for space sure such other natione of the con- Mliilater Rov. Dennis B. Rnasey T rot. Leonid I. Bedov, holder of Nature, abetted by artistic land __ Er«ry CrtoJat Cxecot ing, to ourselves, how Ufa might be ’The following ohUdran received the coveted tlUe, ‘’Academteton.” ships, and powerful receiving de- •nil Boltdikys. Ikit«red at tM Unulty of such aid. Rev. L-'jirenoe J. Vincent. vicea mtut be developed on earth. scaping, provides a secluded set- .Jlc* at lUndMatar Conn, aa in one relationship or another with Assoointe Minister . Masses at T, 8, 9, 10, II, in the Physical nUiMa Awards; Chris ie a membet of the Soviet Union’s ting for the six-room ranch homo Seesad CUm Mall Ifauar. Another vein of Kennedy ad Chapel at 9 and 10 n.m. topher Earl, Stephen Halsted, moat Influential adentlfie soolety: The successM achieved during a short, bouncy gentleman named the P*et three yean have exert^ of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Strum ministration endeavor, in progress 9;1S a.m., Church Service. Guest John Fllloramo, William and Rob The Academy of Sciences, and la at 299 Parker St. •UBScauraoN r a t e s Robert H. Barnes, Democratic ert Zwlck, Mare Schardt, George an Immense influence not only on PayabI* la Adyaae* while the foreign aid ieeue was Preacher, The Rev. Robert W. Bt. Bnrtbolamew’a Chnreh prealduit of itt Interplanetary Carrier member of the House of RepresAn- Bradlaii, Gary Aronson, Raymond GommiMion. For tho •econd oon- the profrese of science and tech being presaed at Washington, saw Wright of West SuffleW. Nursery Boekley School Andltorlnm nology, but also on our contempar- The cedar shake house, situat Ob* T*ar ...... tU-U . tatives from the town of MontvUle. in kindergarten room. Halsted, Robert Lassen, Gregor secutlva year praeident of the In ed on nearly ah acre of land at Si* Hoatli* «••••••••••• f.K the administraUon go down to the The relationship which took our Rev. Philip Hnsaegr, Pastor Johnson, Roger Fedor, James ternational AstronauUcal Federa ary life and relations between na Tbra* ll0Bt!ia S.fO tions. It la obvious that apace the corner of Parker and Jordt On* Koatli ••••••••••••• hemisphere conference at Punts top fancy, almost from the first, Calvary Churchee Welch, . Michelle Dupre, Betty tion. Praf. Sedov le liked anjl ea- St.s.,' is screened from the road W *e Wy but which, as time went on, grew Mtaaea at 8, 9::1S and 10:80 a.m. Muschko, Virginia Mortlock, Cathy teemed by both his Soviet and travel, haa a truly great eignirt- Ded Eete and promise our good (Assembllee of God) cSnce In tha struggles for peace, by hemlock, shagbark hickory, MEHBIER o r into the one thing we were aure we 647 E. Middle Tpke. Heller, Ursula Trieschmann, Mary weMem ooUeaguee. In the fo llw - oak, maple, weeping willow, mag neighbors a total of $11 billions in. never wanted to experiehce In re B t JaiBM* R. O. Chunh Jane Gregonls, Debra McComb, ing article, translated In America The appearance of rockets for vari THJD ASSOCIATED PR1C88 Rev, KAnneth U Onatafeon, Magr. John F.' Hannoii, Pnator ous applications. Including tha in nolia, apple ajid weeping cherry Th* Aiioeiated Pr*** Is cxcIualTaly aid over the next 10 years. ality, waa a relationship in which Minister Lucinda R a m 1 z 1, Gwen Feder, and ninth in a series by 12 Interna trees. •nutled to the u*« of repubUostlon ol we conceivably might be serving Rev. Jnmea T. O’Connell Susan Vegrard, Denise Maney, tionally famoue apace ecientiate tercontinental ballistic missile with all a*w* dlaoatcbn cradlted to U or This Is where a leglalative body, 'Rev. Joa^ih H. MoOann nuclear warhead, creates a com not oUMrwls* credited la this paper such as Congress, can get Irrever- as his superior officer, back in the P;4S s.m.. Sunday School. Nancy Vegiard, Blinds Ramizl, and plannwa. Prof. Sedov dlecuaaes Brook Through Yard and also the loeal news pupUahed her*. Rev. John D. Regan the problems and algnlflcanca of pletely new sHuaUon, aupremely re. days when he was a naval com 11 a.m., Worship. Lori Seeder, Susan Wager. quirlnig the exclusion of the txxisi- ^ I •8SU All lights of repuhUcatlon o( speelsl enuy logical. If the Kennedy ad mander. the world’s space achlevemenla. — A hitching post and lantern dlipatehe* herein ar* also reaenrsd. 7 p.m., Family Gospel Service. iea at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and Alao, Lorraine Muschko, San bility of military application, and mark the driveway entrance on ministration could go down to That, we grew to realise, might Wednesday, 8 p.m., PrayAr Serv- dra Lassen, Frances Bletser, An Dr. I. M. Levitt, Editor and regular a.m. author of “Wonders of the Unl- thus excluding the possibility of Parker St-, and clicstnut rail Pull eerete* elleal of N. B. Latin America and promise an aid have been almost aa bad as trying ice. drea Seader, Susan Dzilinakl, military clashes between states. fencing encloses the property. Ice. Inc. to serve as his superior in political r veee." Puhliahers Repreaentstlves Th* program to last for 10 years, why Phylls Heller, Elaine Chenard, New Perspectlvee Bigelow Brook flows in front of Julius Mathews Special Agency — Na« command, which has now bSAn the B t Mary’a B^daeepnl Church Joan Dzilinski, Carol Kramer, does it consider it so necessary for SAuUi Methodist Ohurtdi Chnreh and Park Bta. On the ojJiSr hand, the utiliza the house, with a wooden foot Toii^ Chicago. Detroit and Bpstoo. role of two Democratic fio«or lead Rev. Lawrence F. Almond Donna Kodes, Deborah Erbe, By T T O f, LEONID I. SmOV tion of atomic energy and develop m Bm 'b b r a u d it BUREAU Og Cong:res8 to pass a law which will Eev.'RomAa Lk Harding Manned travel Into space and to bridge linking the grounds and CmCOLATlONS. ers in the House, and of Demo RAv. Percy M. SpurHAr Kathy Bryant, Mary Ellen Mitch ment of cosmic researches opens make it possible fo r , the adminis PrIeat-ln-Charge other planets Is not too distant. , garden near the house to the cratic State Chairman John Bailey. Ministers ell, Roxanne Spafford, Donna La- immense perspectives for the de front lawn. Cn the grounds are The Herald Printing Company, lac., tration to guarantee foreign aid We apologise, of course, to what Chappelle, Barbara Wrobel, Don Bearing In mind, however, that velopment of culture and pres- assumes no financial responsiblUty tor 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. any error may be hazardous to tha a blacktop basketball and bad programs for only five years? On we are sure was the Impeccable 9 and 10;45 a.m.. Morning Wor na and Brenda Aihwell, Stanley perity. minton court, outdoor stone fire tvpographliyj errors appimiing In ad- discipline and response to com 10:00 a.ih., FAmlly Service. Morn astronaut, It is imperative that we TsrtlsemeaUI and other raadln* matter the one hand, the administraUon ship. Sermon by the RAv. Mr. ing Prayer with sermon by the Talaga, Sally Aahwell, Eddie Cooperation between internation place and picnic area in a hirch In The Manchester Brenlng Herald. mand of his own career in the Spurrier, "Search The Bcripturea." Wrobel, Billy Baldwin, Elizabeth study problems of reliability, safe al organization haa -already be was pleading for the five year au Bev. Mr. Hardiiig. Summer Choir. ty, and return to earth. grove, and a former stable which Navy. We are aure he did not per Baby nursery in tower and Gray, Charlene Wennergren. come a reality. There ia a tendtacy is now a combination art studio Display adrertlBlng closing hours: thorization. On the other hand. It mit himself, in the naval service, NursAry at 41 Park St. during tUs With earth satellltee and coamlc Per Monday—1 p.m. Priday. Church School for nursery At Sus service. Coffee Hour follows in Also, Lynne Richwood, Carol probes, scientific Information was toward a further development and and workshop for furniture re IPnr Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. was handing out a 10 year pledge. the same liberty of individual de annah Wesley Hall during; both Hunt, Susan Powers, Robert broadening of connections and acU finishing. Per Wednesday—] p.m Tuesday. cision and thought which he has Neill HalL acquit^ concerning the physical Por Tliorsday—1 p.m. Wednesday. The truth, of course, la that, aa services. KindeigArten at Susan 7 p.m.. Dally Evening Prayer in Varvelli, Steven Matson, Jonathan structure of atmospheric upper entific contacts between scientists permitted himself in politics. of all countries. This process ia Por Priday—1 p.m. Thursday, Secretary of the Treasury Dillon nah Wesley Hall during; 10;42 serv the Memorial Chapel of the Nativ Schneider, Peter and Joseph Dom- layers In relation to their density, Tlie 100-foot long ranch house or Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. Nonetheless, we will somewhat ice only. Inlco, Paul Arigno,. Michael and useful and necessary both for icien- Includes a two-car garage,^ store- Classlfled deadline; 10:Se a.m. eacA laid on his return from Punta Del ity. • temperature, composition, and elec day of puhllcatlon eacept Saturday— obstinately continue to classify aa Wednesday, 10 a.m., Midwaek Francis Laraia, Candice Duquette, tric and magnetic properties. tiflc progress and for the strength . room, screen-enclosed porch, large t a.m. EiBt^ Congress will have to make nightmare any situation in which Community BaptiAt Church ening of peace. celebration of the Holy Oommun- Mimi Matson, Michael Corcoran, Radiation zones around the earth pine-paneled family room, living our pledge good, or write off we found ourselves the supposed 585 E. Center S t iOn in the Chapel. Ray Pace, Jimmy Olbrys, Billy The coat of space flight la con room with dining ell, kitchen, Saturday, Auguat 26 superior of Commander Barnes, Rev. John R. Nenbert, Pnator and Janet Olbrya, Kelly Corcoran, were discovered and studied. Im siderable. CIpinionB are heard about Latin America’s friendship in the portant Information was gained bath, and three bedrooms. with the nightmare only slightly B t John's Polish National Leslie Dowd, Neil Hardman, Janet the "unrationality” of ependlng cold war. But if that ie sO, says more tolerable concerning politics. 9; 30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Ackerman, Anne Young, Billy Ed on. the msOTetlc and radiation great funds and creative manpow Mrs. Strum’s artistic talents are Deterioration Of Candidates CathoUe Church properties of cosmic space near 6 CongreiB, then Congress should At first, too, along with our first Sermon by the Rev. Mr. NeubArt. 28 Golway Bt. gar, Barbara Edgar, Pamela and er foe space research. In connection evident in the interior decorating tha sun. permitting a new inter with this it should to remembered As we Americans have had fre- have been consulted and asked to fancy that we would like to be his Soloist, Charles A. Cefaratti. Sun R«v. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor Lori Heritage, Lariy Landsberg, and her own art work, including The home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Strum at Parker and Jordt Sts., nestled on a heavily wooded acre with brook, has country-style privacy , . . superior officer, and before we day School for children. Cradle John Caine, Sue MoNamar, Lin pretation of the nature of mag that every great scientific or tech two character portraits in oil and quwit occaaion to notice, a hot po give such a 10 ysar authorisation netic atorms. But because no lunar realized that he might be harder Roll through Grade 3, in the ad Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. da Carelll, Ronald Angotta. nological discovery faced strong op Mr. Strum with sextant and teak wood heirlooms . . . a charcoal portrait of her son. litical campaign can turn men into beforehand. Also, Peter Oleshewskl, Nancy magnetic field waa found, no ra position. Among the skepUoa was, Lance Cloutier, at the age of both the work of the portrait ar modestly wrote that "I was only to handle than Rickover, we had joining building. eight. He’s now 18 and a senior tist, James Goodwin McManus. strange and dieilluaionlng be- We sympathise with the admin- the impression we didn't particu' and Sandra MacKay, Adrienne diation belts can exist .near the for Instance, even the great Goethe, discharging a duty incumbent upon at Manchester High School. She me towards my fellow beings." ' havlor, and one ahould, we euppoee, ietraUon, in Ita effort to put more larly want to serve under him. First Church of Christ Scientist MarUnlck, Valerie Humphrey, moon. who wrote: . . never the wings of Many Heirlooms Masonic Temple Kathy Millette, Brenda Ogren, Fundamental facts were estab the spirit will be Joined by a wing made draperies and cornices for long range sense and purpose into Tliat. too, was something we re The Strums, both Bay State na Pine Cabinets almnltaneoualy observe and for- vised. We imagine, now, that serv Area Churches Vicky Millette, Jackie and Deniae lished for the propagation of ra of the (physical) flesh." the house, and sews most of her glva the way in which the two our foreign aid program generally, 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sunday Albert, Michelle and Paul Sitkua, diowaves in cosmic space. Impor own clothes. tives. each possess unusual heir The kitchen has pine cabinets ing under him might have its in- The remarkable scientist and looms. Mrs. Strum, the former candldataa for the leadership of in ita effort to make the Alliance diridualistic distinctions, but we School and Nursery. Kent Smith, Dan Lodge, John tant experience waa accumulated pioneer of rocket technology, K. and cupboards with black hard St. George’s Episcopal Church Family Room Charlotte Lovina Blood, is a de ware. pine wainscotting with red Weat Germany are reacting to for Progress seem real and tangi are quite sure that among these Wednesday. 8 p.m., meeting. Hannon, Lenny Horvath, Bonnie Concerning the design of long E. Ziolkovsky, during his lifetime Rt. 44A, Bolton range radio-communications ays- The family room includes a scendant of Charlotte Lovina Wil toile wallpaper of an English hunt- ble and dependable to Latin Amer would be listed clearness and fair Reading room hours at 749 Main Rev. E. W. Johnson, Vicar Anderson, Sheryl Smith, Stoner was unrecognized. He was Judged their mutual opportunities. St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday. 11 Smith, Mark Anderson, Dolores tema, methods of radio-observa large closet for the drawings, lard and of Simon Willard of in;, print and matching curtains. ica. And we deplore the way Con ness of command, complete if to be a fantut, a half-crazy dream clockmaking fame. She has an in The hot development of the Ber somewhat rigorous solicitude for a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a.m. Munford, Faith Cratt, Larry, tion, and evaluation of telemetric er. In their time the inventors of paintings and art supplies of Mrs. Travel poster wallpaper decorates gress, which is so lightning quick 10 a m.. Morning Prayer and Strum and her son. He received a fant's crocheted bonnet which was the bathroom above the peach lin criaia apparently gave Chancel- our own best interests, unques to 9 p.m. Sermon. Tommy and Bobby Krajewski, measurements. the locomotive, automobile and air to dump billions into armaments, "Christ Jesus" will be the sub Joe and John Savino, Fred Lewie. certificate of merit in the 1961 made in 1829 for her grandmoth colored ceramic tile. Tor Adenauer a audden fear that tioned courage, and a big sincerity. Solar energy waa used succesa- plane met great resistance. The er. by unanimous votes, haggles over At first. In other words, we ject of the lesson-sermon. Also, Janet Fairfield, Lynn Cor- fully on satellites and on space development of aviation took, place Scholastic Art competition. Mrs. ' he might lose the election next The Golden Text is from I John Rockville Baptist Oiurch renti, John Shannon, Sharon Strum’s portrait of a sea captain The teen-age boy’s bedroom is lesacr amounta which might help thought it might be terrible to m Union St. probes, while the problem of col only in aome countries, and for a Mr. Strum has a sextant which also pine-paneled with built-in month, after all. And it apparent have him commanding us. Later 4:9. Naumec, Mary and Kathy Gavello, long time needed state subsidies. is displayed above a bar, built-in was used by one of his sea cap build peace in the world. But, since Winthrop W. Farnsworth, Pastor lision between satellltee and small TV set and movie screen. desk counter and drawers, asphalt ly gave Mayor Brandt of West on, we thought it might be a Scriptural selections will Include Betty, Joan and Peggy Macdon meteoritea was experimentally But those countries who developed tain grandfathers and. in a hand Congress can't very well be abol- Matt. 9:35. tile floor and a tangerine bed . Borlin a audden hope that he privilege. This is not to say that 9 a.m., Church school with aid, Dale Klepach, Moe O'Neil, studied. It became evident that the their aeronautical industry became some mahogany box, binoculars Correlative passages from "Sci Don Ryan, Tom Barnes, Paul Ry The formal living room and din spread. A Raggedy Ann doll and might really win it, after all. iehed, it will have to be dealt with. if he should return to the service classes for all ' ages, nursery probability of coUieion with dan great industrial powers. which were given to his other sea Teddy bear are reminders that the we should crash dive into an en ence and Health with Key to the an, Vincent Pavelack, Donald In the immediate future, the ing ell are furnished with tradi captain grandfather by her majes Aa we have previously noted, And for good dealing with Con Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy through adults. gerous meteora ie negligible. These tional and antique pieces against a guest room was formerly daugh listment to try to serve under him. Hogan, Kathleen Carlin, Susan results permit us to estimate the development of rocket technology ty’s government during the reign Chanoellor Adenauer Immediately gress, we would suggest that the will include page 62; 23-28. 10 a.m.. Morning worship. Serv background of peach-beige walls ter’s bedroom. Gentlemen of such incessant men ice of dedication of children. Paganl, Janine Carrara, Carolyn effect of fine meteoric dust on ex and cosmic flights may have a of Queen Victoria for his rescue of ' reached for the leaue of Mayor administration keep what it is do tal drive and energy are too much great effect on the solution of high and beige wall-to-wall carpeting. a crew at sea. North Methodist Church 8 p.m., Evening Gospel Hour. Curtis, Alice Gado, Linda Frey, ternal parte of space ships. Light mahogany Sheraton style Furniture reflnlshing is Mr. Brandt's illegitimate birth, whlrfi ing, with Its left hand, harmonious for us, at our age, in any relation Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer JoAnn Mikolowsky, Judy Cope ly important problems, such aa 800 Parker St. RADIATION AND LIFE tables flank an oversize sofa' up Engraved on a silver plate on the Strum’s hobby. Among pieces he had previously and pioualy with the plea it is making to Con ship. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett Minister and fellowship meeting. land, Kathleen Cordy, Kathleen worldvride radio-telephonic and holstered in light green damask. which he has rubbed down and re- 'The evolution which Commander Kelley, Collette Ventura, Ernes Information ■was also accumu television communication, metaoro- lid of the binocular case is the in promised not to use. Mayor gress, with its right. lated to permit estimating the in scription: Presented by her finished are a spool bed and pine Barnes went through, in our mo 9:30 a.m.. Family Worship. The Vernon Methodist Church tine Johnson, MaryLou Cope logic observations and weather Antique furnishings Include a blanket chest in the master bed Brandt, after' expreaaing proper ments of day dreaming about him, land, Jane Toohey, Anna Marie fluence on live organiema of ra forecasting, navigation, etc. majesty's government to Capt. Ed Festival of Christ the King. Ser Rev. Robert Firby, Pastor diation in cosmic space and in rosewood settee of delicate pro ward Strum, master of the Brig, room. shock over such disgraceful be had some parallel, we would guess, mon by the pastor. Children's Klein, Edmund' Mikolowsky, Ray Obviously, the continued ad portions from the Hepplewhite A Eelip«e "Maggie" of Lunenburg, Nova havior, addressed himself to the in the developing attitude of the message. 9:30 a.m., Morning worship. Camposeo, Peter Miller, Rudl radiation zones near earth. Valu vance of astronomy, physics and transition period, a 150-year-old Mrs. Strum, who has studied Connecticut House toward him. In able biologic and medical infor biology will be closely tied in ths Scotia, in acknowledgment of his business of making aure that he By our amateurish perceptions, Sermon, "Deliver Us from Evil." Wittke, David Fody, Jeffery Chippendale wing chair uphol humanity and generosity to the with several artists in the Hart the 1959 session, when he was Carrara, George Crandall. mation was gained about the be near future to cosmic research. The stered in gold velvet from Mrs. sounded the bolder and more cour it was a relatively small shadow The Salvation Army Guest organist, Mrs. Vanda' Carl crew of the barque, “Thomas Dal- ford area, finds portraits her favor ranging far and wide with that 661 Main Street ton. Special Event winners for the havior of these organisms at the same will apply to the development Strum’s family, and a teakwood ite subject and oils her favorite ageous leader in the Berlin crisis, this earth and evet’ythlng on it single vote of his which might, in start of flight and during it under of highly important practical fields, cabinet which one of Mr. Strum's Ictt” of Kingston, Jamaica, whom MaJ. E. Walter Uunle, season were Brenda Mattorelll, he rescued at sea on 7th March media. She has finished a charac and Indulged himself In a tactic cast, last night, over the path of the closely divided House of that Officer In Charge Cathy Heller. Karen Ferguson, conditions of zero gra'vlty. such as radio-electronics, automa seafaring grandfathers brought ter study in oils of an old man Session, prove decisive on almost Bt. John’s Episcopal Chnreh These achievements are appre-' tion, computer control apparati, 1872. which, by strictest protocol, waa another relatively email object, \ Rockville Michael Laraia, Janet qibrya, ■ from the Pacific Islands. Above whose face and story she dis any issue, he seemed to make the dated by all. However, their sig new materials, new electromagne the fireplace are portraits of Mrs. allgdttly illegitimate. He is not the our satellite, the moon. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for ail Rev. Jamee L. Grant, Rector James Caine, Larry Landsberg, Enclosed in the box are a letter covered in a newspaper clipping. debut of a maverick. He was at ages. nificance can not yet be under tic movers and generators and naw Strum’s son and daughter, Mrs. of presentation and another of ap "He Sleeps Late Now” was the foreign office of West Germany, We had expected, perhaps, that Nancy MaoKay, Kathy Millette, methods for the application of once a radical and a conservative, 10:45 a.m.. Holiness service. Mu Dolores Mumford, Jo-ann Savino, stood to the fullest extent. A real Edward Mathieson of Wapping, preciation from Capt. Strum who caption identifying the old man a traditionalist and a revolution 8 s.m., Holy Communion. atomic energy. but he wrote a letter to Wadiing- the planet on which we live might sic by the Citadel band. David Ad- 9:30 a.m., Morning Prayer and Marilyn Cratty, Kathleen Carlin. appreciation of what was achieved who had retired from a . street ary, and the only thing everybody during these three years will be Mrs. Strum amidst treasures— portraits of children and queen’s gift to grandfather Strum. ton, protesting Wsehlngton'e lack east a larger, more Important dy. vocal soloist. Sermon by Ma Sermon. The first annual Tri-Pool Swim cleaning department after 51 years’ could agree upon was that he had jor Lamie. possible only when new projects service. of action. shadow, so large ita line acrosa the a crazy kind of spunk. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Com Meet in Manchester was held at 2 p.m., Hoapital visitation by munion. in Interplanetary travel are real 1 ? ^ That meemt Adenauer had to face of the moon would hold al But in the 1961 session a mellow Salter's Pool Thursday night. Chairs Church Fair Mrs. Thomas McCann, Mrs. Eliz With scoring based on 6 for first, ized — projects which at present begin talking tougher, too, which most no curve at all. But, if we are er impression took root. It waa abeth Wilson and Cadet Dorothy are gaining shape only in ..a vague b^TAIRW AY^ Talootttiile Gongregationa] Church 3 for second and 1 for third in in Mrs. Strum, a native of Fitch Tree stumps form steps to bridge over Bigelow Brook . . he did. not as big and important as our that, although his position might Hughes. and fantasrtic manner. That is burg, Mass., ts a member of South be unpredictable, it would be Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Minister dividual events; and 6 and 3 for OPEN AU DAY 4 Then, In a move which was first fancy sometimes imagines, be 6:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting. relays, Salter's team won the meet why we are inclined to look at Methodist Church, the Women’s reasoned out and consistent with 7 p.m., Salvation meeting. Spe what has already been done as a Society o f Christian Service and construed as a response to tween actual cosmic comparisons, in itself, and that it would be the 10 a.m,, Morning Service, con with 41 points, Verplanck had 34 MONDAY cial band and vocal music. Ser and Globe ended up with 25 points. start to still more remarkable 2 Wesley Circle of the church. She Brandt's letter, Washington sent we see, after last night, no rea thought and verdict of a free man mon by Cadet Dorothy Hughes, ducted by Chaplain Leonard Holm- achievements. berg of Harvard University. Freestyle (11-12 yr.): Jeff Du was chairman last year of "Hi Ho Vice President Johnson to drama- son whatever to forsake our be who was following nothing but his "God's Answer to Our Need." Who can predict what will be throughout j Come to the Fair" at South own sometimes Interesting con pont (V). Ralph Lanagan (S), tlae our continuing support of lief that this earth and its uni Dave Turkington. (G). achieved in 50 years? Experience Church, and is preparing for a re science. The House, which had Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Uhltied Methodist Church shows that real life is farther THE YEAR! peat of the same event in Oc West Berlin. The visit by Johnson verse are very, very beautiful— originally thought he might be an ,o f Bolton Breast Stroke: Ronald Avery (Misaouii Synod) (S), Terry Kelley (V), Mike ahead than the most daring fore tober. waa a huge succeas, until he left. quite beautiful enough to halt the affliction, began to tolerate him as Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister casts. In present day science, radi if he might conceivably some day Belcher (G). Then there came a bitter battle breath of man, pinion down hie Rev, Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor Freestyle (7-8 yr.i: Carol Alpert cal new ideas, new concepts are Mr. Strum, a native of Newton, between Brandt and Adenauer as aensee for a moment, and then re- develop into a privilege. The mav 10 a.m., Morning Worship. Guest rapidly accepted and become re Mass., is a graduate of Boston erick escaped b'^comlng the crack (V), Jack Inkel (S), Jim Turking to which could claim credit for leaae them into orbits no exact 8 a.m., Gottesdienst. Preacher, Charles H, Miller. search projects. In modem physics University, where he received a pot, and we even thought there 9 a.m., Divine Worship. Text: Nursery., ton (G). , having produced Johnson. Wash science will ever quite master. Medley Relay (15-J6): Dayson new theories sometimes are B. S. degree in business admin were days and issues when Com Luke 10: 23-37. Theme: ‘"The Good Wrobel, Ed Avery, Jeff Gingera, Judged by the depth of upheavel istration. He 1s an advertising ington had to play it neutral, and Last night, with the breese and mander Barnes had more Demo- Old Gospel of the Good Samari Belton Congregational Church Salters; Globe, second; Verplanck, which brought them into being. salesman with Brown and Bige ' say it had the idea, all by Itself, clouds coming up out of the South crabc votes in the House than tan." Bolton Center third. Due to this, there exists the fol low of Hartford. but the battle in Germany ia still seas, with Saturn and Jupiter run Bailey. Which made it a lucky Rev. Theodore Chandler Jr., Medley (13-14); Tom Alexui- lowing saying; "This theory is thing the House didn't really begin Churoh of the N aivene going on, as if whichever candi ning through the clouds like the Pastor der, John Stankowicz, Ronald An unsatisfactory because it la not Both are active members of the to like him until after his first 386 Main Bt. Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop for date could really comer the credit mast lights of some galleon's derson (V), Globe, second: Sal crazy enough.” 'The need to sup session, when voting in the House C. E. Winslow, Miniater 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Ser ters,' disqualified. port new daring concepts is well which they design and construct was, important. expected to win the election by ghost, a Northern observer could mon, "Who Deserves Our Chris Backstroke (13-14): Ron Ander understood in scientific circles. scenery for productions. that stroke alone. feel himself half bewitched even 9:30 a.m., Church School elamas tian Concern?” son (V), Jeff Stuck (S), Richard New realistic projects can be Finally going to Berlin on a before the prestidigitation of or for all ages. Miller (V). conceived for flights to the moon The house, built in 1951, on con 10:30 a.m., Childrens Church crete slab, has oil hot water ra visit of his own. Chancellor Ade bits began ita ancient ritual of Rockville Methodist Church Breaststroke (13-14): Ed Avery and to the nearest planets because Ruth Millett and nursery. 142 Grove St. (S), John Stankowicz (V), Mike we are fully convinced that diant heat and a roof of hand split nauer found himself asked why now you see it an/l.now you don't. 10:46 a.m., Worahip Service. Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Pastor Petrone (S). manned flying apparati can travel shakes. Arnold Lawrence was he hadn't been there before. Now The shadows on lawn and field Message by the pastor. Freestyle (13-14): Rolaert Bor- In interplanetary apace. architect, and Arthur Burgess, he used Johnson as an alibi, say grew weaker; in the end, the dark ’Good Women Make Good 6 p.m.. Youth Service. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worahip. eJlo (G), Jeff Gingera (8), Len Precise Controls Needed contractor. Wives’ — Not Necessarily 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. ing that Johnson had asked him to cloth drawm across the moon and The Rev. Paul Bowman, pastor of Jarvis (S). Freestyle (4-5-6); It is known that flights to the By RUTH UnLLETT Message by the pastor. Mark Anderson (V), Jim Hudson Washing dithns delay his visit. But the Berlin Rockville Congregational Church moon and onto it are possible only (Herald photos by Ofiara.) the clouds through which the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., Prayer in pulpit In an exchange with the (V), Wayne Bellefleur (S). in the presence of a very precise crowds were itill cool, apparently whole spectacle waa riding seemed "I’ve always been a good wife.” and Prayer Service. Rev. Mr. Hill. Freestyle (9-10): Mike Turking control during the rocket firings. is •osy lockiy... Former stable is now art studio and furniture workshop. feeling that Adenauer had never to grow lost and confused in one wails the woman whose marriage Monday, 7:15 p.m., Prayer and ton (G), Chris Chiputtl (S), Bon For a flight to Venus or Mars, the is breaking up. She is sure it is no Second OongregaGonal Cliurt^ Master bedroom reflects antique refinishing hobby , . . cared very deeply about their fate, another; the riding lights of Sat Discussion Group, nie Anderson (V). requirements are much more rigid. fault of her ow-n. 885 N. Main S t Breaststroke (15-16): Frank not. At least, until he felt a aud urn and Jupiter alone seemed to 8 p.m.. Commission on Member A launching error still not great The trouble is that in most such Felix M. Davis, Minister ship and Evangelism. Maloney (V)-, Art Petrone (S), enough to miss the moon, which is den need for votes. represent order and direction and casc.s the woman who can’t under- Mrs. Richard H. Plnney, Peter Oatway (G). 240,000 miles distant, could lead Sheraton lamp tables and damask sofa lend formal note to peacli-oe?ge Jiving room This Is how pie fateful Berlin permanence. Then the earth shad •stand what happened to her mar Associate Minister Backstroke (15-16): DaySon to an error resulting in missing riage has confused being "a good Sacred Heart Church crisis comes out when It ie nut ow began to retreat again, seem B t SO, Vernon Wrobel (S), Clive McKinney (G), Mars by about 600,000 miles. It is woman” with being “a good wife.” 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 2 through the grinder of a poliUcal ingly more curved than when it Rev. Ralph Kelly, Past Or Charles Miller (V). obvious that to hit Mara, or for a There's more — lots more — to Nursery for children during serv Freestyle (15-16); Bill Avery near "flyby," new guidance sys campaign—a rather sordid mess had made its approach, as if the being a good wife than Just being ice. Sermon "The Quvtst forGreAt- MSaaes at 87v9;30 and 11 a.m. (S), John Donahue (G), John tems are necessary. of opportunistic plays by the two earth had grown smaller still, but, a good woman. A good woman ness” by the Rev. Mr. Davis. Monaco (V). Besides, flights to Vonus or Mars rival candidates, in which neither aa after every silent mystery, can, and sometimes does, get the would require many months, and idea that she is always in the St. Frands of Assisi Church FEED ORDERED SEIZED Berlin nor Germany comes first. lovelier too. Jehovah’s Wltneasea South Windsor in some cases even more than a right and that whenever there is Kingdom Hall Washington. Aug. 26 (8P»—A year. In connection with this all But It ia rather hard to imagine a difference of opinion her hus ROv. James F. Glynn, Pastor lethal poultry feed distributed in 791 Main S t Rev. Raymond B. Yatkauskaa the scientific and telemetric inatru- human candidates, anyniiere, who band is bound to be in the wrong. (Jonnectlcut and other New Bhig- mentation, and sources of energy would not prove weak In the face A good woman can be a bore, Assistant Pastor land states has been order^ muat operate reliably for a much A Thought for Today with no spark of humor or gaiety 3 p.m.. The local congregation, of such dramatic temptaUons. along with 17 other congregations seized by the Food and Drug Ad longer period of time. to*t hoHM hnoHng Sponsored by the 51ancheat«v or romance to make living with Masses at 7, 8, 8:15 9, 9:10, ministration. The FDA said yes Great difflcultieg are connected It would be a tragedy for the her an adventure. in the circuit, will climax a three- 10:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. Council of Churches terday the feed, manufactured by with keeping radio-communications our woyl election verdict to be given on A good woman can be an ex day Bible Conference by attending the public talk, "The 20Ui Cen Elmore Milling Co., Oneonta, at a distance of 100 million miles the basis of their performances cellent housewife — but a poov St. Bernard’s Church N-Y., contains excessive amounts or more. At the present time our i Prayer tury in Bible Phophecy." Yon ret preminm qmlity Chrlst on the Highways— homemaker if she thinks of her 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville of drugs. It is said to have killed experience is good for about 60 MobOtoet with RT-98. . . tto with regard to and in the heat of Christ of the highways up and home as her castle. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group Bible studies in the study aid, "Your Rev. Patrlok J. Mahoney, Pastor 761 turkeys in Massachusetts million miles. To solve the problem most eompletely eflwdita tosj the Berlin crisis. For Adenauer down A good woman can be overly alone. of radio-communications, new sys ’ normally has at least aome d i^ t y Be Thou the Christ of the high ambitious for her husband and Will Be Done wi Earth," at 287 oO addftivs ill aw to d y . And Oakland St., 20 Marble S t, 18 Masees at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 and stability, and Mayor Brandt ways still. push him until he becomes resent a.m. you fia premton sssvtoe. A:^ They have euch need for The#— ful. Chambers St., and French Rd., tonatie diHviriss . . . a to** naad to have aome sanity and in^ Highways athrong with Itmely A good woman can make the Bolton. aaeed paymie* ph e and ■e « r taUlgence. boys mistake of always putting her Theme for September: "Staying St. Maurtoo Obnreh QOFS GOODNESS ettor aatras dssigiied to — to Awake Aa Approved Slaves."— Bolton Their home-doors closed, their children first and blaming her h«n« heating r«ailv'M*9< bread husband if he wants to be first Luke 12:37. Rev. Bernard L. McGurk, Pastor OBLIGATES EACH OF US CoogresB Is A Bother The bitter crust that beggars himself sometimes. Friday at the Kingdom Hall, share. A good woman can make the 7:25 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry Masses at 7, 8:30, and 11:30 a.m. ARE YOU ON GOOD TERMS — Mobilheaf i^t -It would be easier for aome of The highway’s rest, their bed; miatsdte of trying to live through School. 8:30 p.m.. Service Meettog. ARE YOU FULHLUNG YOUR DfBT TO HIM? the wall-lntentioned obJacUvee of O walk a g i^ the weary roads. her children, neglecting her own Be comforter, we pray. Emanuel Lutheran Church ■ tlM Kennedy administration If needs and wants Until she is Of the despair that cries along nothing but a door mat. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor POft BETTEfl G«tAD€ The Church Extends To You An Avenue For there wefe ho national legislative The sad highways today. A good woman can be self- Salvation and Christian Service body to contend with. Congress is Grace F. Guthrie righteously intolerant of others, 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Nursery ^ MORNING EVENING not only always jealous of its own Submitted by Rev. Carlton T. especially when ahe ia thoroughly for infants. Rt^er Loucks who will FARM FRESH EQfiS WE GIVE Daley, United Methodist sold on the idea of her own good sing, "If with All Your Hearts,’’ Sunday School—9:80 Young Peoples Service—6:00 GREEN STAMPS piiOFOiRtivw; it la often benight- Church, Bolton. ness. and "Then Shall the Righteous (OlasaM for aU agea) Evangelistto Service—7:00 «tf and Iw idiv In vlaion; trying to A good woman can fail to keep Rhine,’’ by Mendelssohn. Sermon IVOrahlp Sendee—10:45 Mid-Week Service •ducat* It la often a thankleea 167TH BCaUOUB WARNING atep with her huaband’s intellect by Pastor Anderson, "What Makes C A U ON (N unerr pMvtded and (Wed.)-v7:80 if it doea have momente of Tokyo, Aug. 26 (A)—The Chinase ual n ow th or take a superior at a Good Man?” .also cMMren’s d u m b ) Yeolh rdlMrahlp (FTL)— 7:86 Conmunlsta today charged a VJS. titude toward his hobbies and out MAN0HE8TER MORIMTY undt^ted logic, they are Uke)y military plane intn|ded Into Chi side interests. Ohuroh of ttia Aasampflon A Cordial Invitation Is Extended To AU te be lU-Umed, end the logic un- nese territorial air apace Friday So a good woman isn’t neces Adams St. aafl Tbomplion Rd. POULTRY FARM BROTHERS IHwdly. and laaued the "I67th serious sarily a good wife — though too Rev. Joseph ^FarrelL Faetor Church Of The Hazarene ; ijXWt*. for hieteiioe, the way it warning’’ through the foreign many women think they are one Rev. Francis T. Butler, Aeeletoat 472 KBENCr ST. 2S6 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER M l 3 -5 13 5 tore HRtoWte veiMi o f Ken- mlnlatiy. The New China News and the aama thing. Agency aald the plana flew over (A ll rights reserved. Newspaper I at 7 ,6 ,9 ,1 0 :1 5 and U :8 0 M lt-9 9 0 4 ) CLARENCE E. WINSLOW, Pastor S01-31S CMtOT St. Redwood and wrought iron furnish this, “summer living room" porch . . . j The “little old man” in the cottage •window is really the easel subject of Mrs. Strum’s character portrait painting in oils, iHnllihli'iilliii W f W to* B iru gtaag Itavtacai. Bitorpilsa Assn.) a.m. ■ ’ 1 ...... A ■ •/ I f { \ h 7 •lii '■J ' / ..V ' i ■: I'- MANCHE^tER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY. AUGUST 26, 1961 PAGE s n UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. AUGUST 26, 1961 PAGE SEVEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR ROOPLE DAUiY CROSSWORD PUZZLE HERE'S WTWOl 00UAR6.MAKE I T t L V s r M x i l WBLL.ASV rM srmrjrArAooaNMTAaLs-, d d /WMbH-hr] ^lOMAASHS'S Aimrarto WAMBDTM^1 ; Me Re x 'LL v F«^CMI^AfM/SOMa HAH'MOCKS iSAT.VOU KEEP MV \ Belgium ANVKRAUTf all AT ONC& A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 7 PAOfe M IN S p a g e e ig h t MANCHBafraR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1981 Hhadehold Serricea Schools A 17 ANGLING ’ Offered IS-A ORGANIZED play groim for pre ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re schoolers Mondays, wedneedaya ers CLASSIFIED modeling all types of carpentry. and Thursdays from 6-13, storting ^AROUNDi^ Nelson Higgins, MI 4-17IX), Wednesday Sept, 6. Oams»«nifta- music-dancing. Ex)^rlenee<]' wom Trophy Bass an to lead activUies. MI 9-S379. < '•'' Florists—Nurseries 15 ADVERTISING THE PROSPECrr Hill School will There are a lot ot anglers, from . FOR SALE — Gladioli, cut while have an afternoon session from Carolina to Seattle, who would like Bat of Old Pro Snider you wait. Emerald Farm, BOD 13:30-2:30 Monday through Fridsy. to' catch a trophy-siied bass. -They CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Keeney Street. M l 9-7878. School opena Monday, Sept. 11. can do it—if they go where the bass 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. For further information please OsU are. regulart^us (20) paced the.Gas Housers.' 'MoYiarty’s never trailed, leiul-i^ Summaries: New York, Ausr. 26 (IP)__ tuouls. PitUburgh defeated tha Chl-#none out in the fifth. Koufax work-Againlng his first NL shutout. Card- MI 9-B767. From north to south, east to Champions during Ing 16-7, 28-19 and 35-23 at the HorUrty’i (50) cago Cubs 1-0, and MilwaukSe and ed out of that Jam when Vada well allowed only five hits. RooflnK—Sidint Id The one-sided final outcome was s> F. Pts. The L ob AngelOs Dodgers’ 10' ... west, those who bring in the real season play in the Rec Sum made possible by accuracy at the periods. Loss of Dave White early Pimp ...... 3 a 7 Philadelphia split 9-4 decisions in Pinson hit a short fly and Frank COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1 game losing string is a thing Robinson hit into a doubleplay. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, big ones are those who fish the mer Basketball League is foul line. The Marketnaen were in the third period hurt the losers. Buienid ...... 3 a twi-nlght ^ PHIL.S-BRAVES — The Phils MONDAY Xkni nUDAY lOM AJM.—RATTTRDAY • AM. patfiting. Carpentry. AUerations Bonds—Stocks MortcasM 31 Cyr ...... U of the past, and it was Duke ...... built a 5-0 l^ad in three innings on "ijunkyards.” Bass "Junkyards” Moriarty, Bros, entry. Last outscored by but three’ baskets White tallied all his 10 points in Turkington ...... 3 and additions. Ceilings. Workman are the thickets of submerged the first half. Teammate Pat Mls- Snider, their old power guy DODGERS — REDS — Snider’s CARDIS-OIANTS — The Giants home runs by Charlie Smith and SECOND MORTGAGE money—W* night in a showdown game, from the floor, 18-15, but Moriar- Fortin ...... 3 ship guaranteed. 269 Autumn St. can supply any amount ^ mesiey stumps, logs and brush where the ty’s canned 14 of 19 foul tries. The tretta matched White’s , scoring Glenncy ...... 0 slugging, making up for an O-for-4 Don Demeter off Carl Willey (6-8) PLEASE READ YOUR AD part of a tripleheader at Butkus > ...... 7 of the past, who shook them collapsed en masse at St. Louis. MI 3-4860. for mortgages. Terms to,fit your big ones hang out. The problem is losers hit on only five. output. Batkus was the only Mori frM of the slump. performance when he was moved in the opener. John Buzhardt (5- nassIfUd or *riVaat Ada’* ar* taken svsr tke plMMin aa a soa- Charter Oak Park, the Gas Lowd ...... U The Cards tagged Billy O’Dell (4- needs. Construction mortgages how to get the fish out without arty player in double figures as The Duke, playing despite the into the lineup by Manager Walt 13) limited Milwaukee scoring to TsalMiis Tk* adverttssr should resd his sd the FIRST DAT IT BIDWELL HOME Improvement breaking the line. House Gang trounced Spruce St. team play featured. Totals' ...... 18 14 50 Alston Thursday night, was match 5) and two relievers for 13 hits two-run homers by Hank Aaron APPEARS sod REPORT ERRORS la ttme fsr tbs next Inser Company—all types of siding and also available. J. D. Realty, 470 FINAL STANDINGS fiprnoe Market (85) pain of a chronic bum knee, capped Main St.. MI 3-5129. Most lightweight spinning or fly- Market to cop the crown. The two W. L. Pet. The strong wind .played havoc F. Pts. ed by a pair of home runs by Frank and had the added help of three and Frank Thomaa in the fourth tion. The Herald la reaponslble tor only ONE Incorrect or emitted roofing. Aluminum clapboards a teams had entered the night's ac B> a two-run first inning with a triple rod tackle is out. For this kind of Moriarty’s ...... 9 I .900 with outside shooting and most J. MIstretta ...... t and then hit a home run for the Howard in the Dodgers’ 11-hit as San Francisco errors, a wild pitch inning. lasertloD for soy adverttsemeot aad then only to tho sxteat of a specialty. Unexcelled workman fishing, a stout rod, a good reel and tion with but one game separating Spruce ...... 1 8 .700 baskets were scored from in close. sault On Bob Purkey (14-9) and and a passed bail. An error, a Milwaukee then ended the Phlla’ **mako good* laosi Uoa- Errors which do sot leosen the valae of ship. MI 9-0495. the two clubs. Kt'lali ...... r ..,.'...... 3 clincher in the third as the Dodgers Business Opportunities 32 a line of 12-pound test or up are American ...... 6 4 .600 Nineteen-point performances by Wllltr ...... 6 clubbed first place Cincinnati 7-2 two relievers. walk and three singles counted two four-game streak—their longest of tho advorrisemoat will not be oorroeted by **iaako good” Insertion. needed. P. Mistretta ...... 3 the year—with a five-run sixth in COUGHLIN ROOFING CO. — All ROCKVILLE — Restaurant with Playoffs start Monday > night McIntosh ...... 4 6 .400 both Paul <^ey and Fred McCur- in the opener of a four-game show Sandy Koufax (14-9), winless runs with two out in the fourth. types of roofs and roof repairing, Weedless lures, perferably with Feshier ...... 1 Southpaw Ray Sadeckl (12-6), ning in the nightcap. Bonus right liquor license doing very nice busi with the Marketm^ meeting Indians ...... 2 8 .200 ry sparked the Indians to only down with the Reds last night. for a month, checked the Red.accounted for the Manormen’s;^ ing two 12-year-olds away for the Yankees held on to a two-game like we’re going to have to do the cellent commission, no investment, lead. Four hits, two errors and two tallies. personal reasons whose presence They are both blond-complex- back home in Texas like a cub af job ourselves. Our aim now is to Boston (Stallard 1-3) at Los years. John E. Whltham, MI 9-7090. any time. car and telephone necessary, larg lead in the American League race Angeles (McBride 10-10), 12 p.m. WANTED—Ride to Windsor 8 :30- Noted as a notoriously fast two base on balls all figured in might have helped . . . Army & ioned young men of brawny fore ter an eagle scout. stay close enough to them so that Harvey Kuenn, under .300 Just 4:30. Call after 8 MI 3-2570. est party plan in tha country. Things were still humming in behind the five-hit pitching of Mantle said as early as spring Detroit (Foytack 8-8) at Wash LAWN MOWERS sharpened and starting team all season, Ar Army & Navy’s early uprising. the top of the seventh after Green Navy wound up the season with a Ralph Terry. Second place Detroit arm and sturdy build, virtually we can catch them next month.” once in eight years as an Ameri Movlnp—Truckinj’— "SANTA’S PARTIES’• ORchard the same in height and weight, training that the grind of baseball ington (Sisier 2-6). RIDE WANTED from Box Moun repaired sales and service, pick 3-3207 ,ORchard 3-3455, or ORchard my & Navy used one of its fa Kastauskas Hits Hard Manor plated their two runs as 19-3 overall record. won 6-0 at Washington, in a game The two clubs meet Sept. 1, 2, 3 at can Leaguer, has been a .270 level up and delivery, (tomplete Hne of Stormee 20 Army A Navy (7) which means somewhere around was palling. EialUmore (Estrada 10-7) at hitter with San Francisco. Mean tain Homes to Manchester Me 3-9829, Avon. Conn. vorite weapons, an early scor they still had the bases loaded held to eight innings by rain, as New York and a four-game set Minnesota (Schroll 1-2). Toro riders, reels, and rotaries Big blows of the opening surge ab r h po a e rbi six feet and 200 pounds, give or Maris is a blunt, generally friend Sept. 15, 16, 17 in Detroit. Only while Willie Kirkland, going from morial Hospital, 8-5. Call MI MANCHESTER Moving and Truck ing splurge, to subdue Green were struck by Wayne Anderson, with two out. But rangy LaGace, Smith, p ...... Jim Running checked the Sen ly Dakotan who tries to mask his Sunday’s Schedule garden and lawn supplies. L ft M JOIN AVON TODAY! The cus who has been the dominating fig Pllkonis, c ...... take a few, though Mickey’s head reserved seat tickets left for the the Giants to the Indians, equaled 3-5564. Equipment Corporutlon, Route 88, ing Company. Local emd long dis who stroked a two-run single, and LaGace. lb .. . ators on two singles for the Tigers’ is supported on a stouter neck. buoyancy around people with an Detroit at Washington (2). tance moving, packing and stor tomer list you start building up Manor, 7-2, at Buckley Field ure from the mound in Army & second straight shutout success New York games are in the out b.v mid-August his top output of Vernon, Conn. TO 6-7609. last night and wrap up the 1961 Connie Constantine, who connect Kastauskas. c( .3 1 3 0 0 0 1 Their faces are pleasant mid- ’’angry young man” pose. He won t Cleveland at Chicago (2), 22 homers for a season. RIDERS WANTED from vicinity of age. Regular service throughout NOW will earn you hundreds of Navy’s first two tournament wins, Guard. 3b ...... 2 1 fl 0 2 1 0 and seventh victory in eight turn away from an interviewer, field for the Saturday game only. Baltimore at Mlnnsota. North End and Center to Hartford $$$ during our fabulous Christmas Manchester Little League playoff ed for a two-run double. Hard hit Anderson, rf . 3 1 110 0 2 Americana, undistinguished by More than 150,000 will view the COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re New England States and Florida. ting Tony Kastauskas, who had a came up with the big defensive games. like Mantle has done. His answers New York at Kansas City. Cases Cited as fsr as Homestead Ave. Leav selling season in the fall. If you championship. Constantine, ss 3 0 1 0 0 1 2 starting features. They wear their three games in New York as the Juan Pizarro, who never exceed pairs ' all makes refrigerators, MI 8-6563. perfect three for three for the play. Pat Colangelo hit a hard Bescatta. if . . . 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 Third place Baltimore beat Min hair in burr-head style that base to questions will be as frank as Boston at Los Angeles. ing 7:15 a.m., returning 5:30. wait too long the better territorial grounder between first and sec Nimirowski. 2b 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 final month of the season starts. ed six wins in Milwaukee, is all of freezers, washing machines, dry night, drove in the victors’ first nesota 5-2, the Chicago White Sox ball caps can't furrow. tact dictates. Monday’s Schedule Weekly and half day Saturday. ers rtmges, oil and gas burners, AUS’n N A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- will be gone. Call BU 9-4922 now. STANDINGS ond which appeared to be going Judd, 2b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a sudden the White Sox ace with Call MI 3-4025. moving, packing, storage. Low W. L. Pet. run \^th his first base knock. defeated Cleveland 3-2 in a battle In addition to their propensity So in dressing rooms the usual Boston at Kansas City. MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. into rightfleld for a hit. But Totals ...... 25 7 9 18 10 2 6 Cleveland Manager Jimmy a 9-5 mark. Luis Arroyo was up rate on long distance moves to DRIVERS FOR school buses, Man Army & Navy-...... 8 0 1.000 But after that opening fiurry, for fourth place and Boston won for home runs, they both do re crowd of guys waving pencils Baltimore at Los Angeles. LaGace hustled over, stabbed the Green Manor (2) 12-6 at Los Angeles, peppering the gathers around Maris’ stall on the Dykes discussing the dally curfew: Only games scheduled. and down four times in the Na WANTED—Ride to Arrow-Hart * SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired 48 states. Personalized service, Ml chester and Vernon, 7;15-8:48 Norman’s ...... 1 2 .338 Tim Coughlin, Manor pitcher, did ab r h po a e rbi markably good Jobs in the field tional League before he became Hegeman, Hartford, from Main a.m., 2:15-8:30 p.m. We will train. ball with his gloved hand and Couglilin. p .. ...3 0 0 0 4 1 0 Angels with four home runs. south side of the Yankee quarters “ No trouble about that on our club NATIONAL LEAGUE from the shop. Can take car* of 3-5187, CH 7-1423. Green M an or...... 0 2 .000 a pretty good Job of keeping the and qualify on Casey Stengel’s Whltey Ford’s savior as a Yankee and Middle Turnpike. MI 9-4000. Phone MI 3-2414 from 9-5. then beat (Colangelo in a race for W. Zwick. c ...... 2 1 0 4 ... count as ballplayers. in the Stadium, while only the in although now and then I have to W. L. PcL O.B. ail your upholstering needs at American Leaguers in check. The Hochburs. ss ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. the bag for the final out. trepid stragglers cluster around say something. My way of catch Cincinnati . . . .76 51 J198 — mop-up man. But the Cincinnati great savings. Call CH 2-2878. It was the third victory in the only other run the righthander Lombardo, c( ...... 2 1 0 1 0 0 YANKS — A’S — The Yankees "The fellow can run, he can Reds got a measly four victories Light trucking and package deliv 3 WOMEN, 8 days per week, S double elimination tournament for yielded came in the fourth when Winning pitcher Smith had a Popeiski. 2b-rf...... 2 0 0 0 broke a scoreless duel after Archer throw and he can hit,” the Per- Mantle directly across the room. ing the night owls is to sit up In Los Angeles . .70 50 .583 2'/, hours per day, commissions. Call Walsh, a ...... 1 0 0 0 the hotel lobby and say hello . . . out of Cal McLish last year after Automobnes ror Sale 4 MACHINES repaired and sold ery, Refrigerators, washers and the American Leaguers without a opposing moundsman Gary Smith no-hitter going tmtil tbe fourth (8-10) hit Maria with a pitch lead fesser used to expound on each in Roger gives them a good show. San Francisco .68 53 .562 5 stove moving specialty. Folding TR 5-8571 *any time. Lazaroff. lb ...... 3 0 1 7 0 0 1 turn, "so I must say he can play When the White Sox pulled the old But there were other systems. Ben .545 7 he won 19 for Cleveland. Back in typewriters, adding machines loss. The defeat was the second doubled and scored on Ray La- vfhen Dave Hockburg broke the R. Zwick. 3b ...... 2 0 0 3 1 1 0 ing off the fourth inning. Maris Milwaukee .66 55 OLDER CARS mechanics spe Pick up and delivery. Noel’s Office chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. Colangelo. If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 for me. Ted JVllllams shift and stationed Chapman, when he managed the 101/, the happy hunting grounds, Calvin GENERAL OFFICE positiem open, for last year’s defending titlehold- Gace’s single. spell with a single to right . . . scooted to second on Mantle’s fly SL Louis . . . .63 59 .516 has almost doubled that for the cials, fixlt yourself cars, always Machine Service, 7 Franklin St. Smith gave up but two blow s... Snvder. rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 shortstop Luis Apariclo on the PhUUee, used to give the hotel .496 13 long established firm, 4 or 4^ ers and vanquished their hopes. To their credit, the Manormen Hadfield, 2b ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 to deep left and then came in on Share Apartment Pittsburgh . . , .50 60 White Sox. a good selection. Look behind our Rockville, TR 5-2977. Painting— Papering 21 Third baseman Tim Guard, second As "temporary bachelors” —both rightfleld side of second base to elevator operator a baseball at Chicago ...... 50 70 .417 221/2 office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. day week. Must I m experienced, Army A Navy’s other two playoff never quit battling and finally, Bill Skowron’s single. The other The Detroit Tigers are perk trium i^ were over the Interna baseman Mike Niminowski and Totals ...... 22 2 I 15 ~i 3 1 two runs came in the ninth on their families remained in winter rob Marls of a hit, Roger shrugged midnight to autograph it. System Philadelphia . .34 88 .279 391/2 TAPE RECORDERS for rent. Cali good at figures, accurate typist after being shut out for the first a—Reached on error for Popeiski in honestly, ‘‘I didn’t even know he ing up their pennant chase with NEED A CAR and had your credit TYRRELL for painting and paper and write good hand. Excellent tional League hopefuls, Norman’s, Smith himself made fine defensive 6th. singles by Mantle, Elston rioward, hearths this summer—they even w ork^ ail the time!” Friday's Results Marlow’s F^imiture Department hanging. Interior and exterior. MI 11 innings of tournament compe was there before I swung at the ... Ron Kline, the old Pirate and turned down? Short on down pay salary. Write Box T, Herald. who were eliminated ’Tuesday tition, cracked the scoring coiumn plays in addition to the final big Army & Navy ...... 600 lOx—7 pinch-hitter Yogi Berra and Terry, shared .an apartment in Queens Philadelphia 9-4, Milwaukee 4-9. MI 9-5221. 3-7026. one by LaGace.. . Green Manor ...... OOO 002—2 served by ample Bob Cerv as chef ball.” What a surprise (and shock). It Cardinal who wasn't deemed worth ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? Sending 10 batters to the plate with two runs in the sixth. Two 2B. Constantine. Smith: LOB. Army who won his sixth in a row for an Both Roger and Mickey haven’t Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 0. the waiver price. Turk Lown. who Don’t give up! See Honest Doug A Navy 7. Green Manor 6; BB. Smith 11-1 record. Terry now has a de maison. would be if Roger Maris tied or STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls EXTERIOR and interior painting, in the opening frame, the new walks, a pair of errors and Bob Crowd of 150 contributed 322.00 spent much time spotting infield St. Louis 7, San Francisco 8. never really made it with the las, get ths lowdown on the lowest fireplaces, flagstone terraces 4. Coughlin 4: SO, Smith 6. Coughlin 4; string of 22 scoreless innings. And along about the dog days beat Babe Ruth’s season high Los Angeles 7, Cincinnati 2. decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean champions saw the first six score LazarofTs slashing single to right to collection . . . Manormen miss- WP, Smith. vL*. ers this season. Cubs, is the solid reliever of the down and smallest payments any Work done at reasonable prices workmanship. Free estimates. No Stenographer . • • of mid-August, with the whole home run record of 60 and beat out Today’s Games country tuned in to their lengths, White Sox. where. Not a small loan or finu ce Guaranteed. MI 3-0796. Job too small. John Verfaille, MI TIGERS — SENATORS — Sun New York teammate Mickey Man Chicago (Ellsworth 7-8) at company plan. Douglas Motors. they both greeted the excitement tle, the super star of the star- Look who's providing all the 3-2521. Good opportunity for qualified ning (15-9), a lean righthander, Pittsburgh (Haddlx 8-6). offense for the Orioles. Jim Gen 383 Main St. STONE MASON, ail kinds of stone High School or Junior OoUk * Friday’s Homers the same way. studded Yankee cast. If I was a bricks, block.s, fireplaces, 13 Pro Football Roundupz didn’t allow a hit for 6 1/3 in " I ’m tired,” said Roger. Los Angeles at Cincinnati (2). tile, an epic slugger now, wasted graduate. Interesting assign nings at Washington, then gave up betting man, I would wager a few 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, years' experience MI 9-3001 after PAINTING, papering, floor sand (Benson Total In Parentheses) "Never been so tired,” said Major League Cincinnati (Johnson 4-2). eight years waiting for the Dodg ment—varied duties. Well es singles by Gene Woodling and Wil greenbacks that Mantle finishes San Francisco (McCormick 10- turboglide, fully equipped, low 6, ing. Call MI 9-0726. tablished Hartford concern •— AMERICAN UEA6UE d P ^ J L Mickey. up with a higher home run total ers to promote him. Jackie Brandt, mileage, original owner, excellent Oiler Play Aggressive Ball lie Tasby in the seventh for the I don’t think they’re tired,” s = L e a d e r s = 12) at S t Louis (Gibson 8-10). among the league’s leading hitters complete benefit program—5- Bomstio, Indiaiu (19) second two-hitter of his major than Maris. I've been wrong before, •Milwaukee (Hendley 3-3 or Buhl condition. Call MI 3-8295. Can be Roasebold Senriaas EXTERIOR and interior painting. day week—free parking. Write Averin, Angels (19) Pitching — Jim Sunning, Ti scoffed Manager Ralph Houk. and I’ve also been right, too . . all year, never showed that trait seen at Ozzie’s Shell Service, Main Paperhanging. Wallpaper books league career. He walked Just one AMERICAN LEAGUE 6-9) at Philadelphia (Mahaffey in St. Louis and San Francisco. Orrerfd IS-A advising education and exper- r G. Thomas, Angels (9) gers, aUowed only two hits, both Away from Hawaii Palm Trees "Why should they be more than Helen Reynolds and Evelyn Lor- St. Wallpaper' removed. CelUnge and struck out four, fanning Bud anybody else?" Batting — Cash, Detroit, .364; 8-17). Robust Hitters ience to Box F, Herald. ' Bridges, Angris (2) singles, walked just one and entzen will meet Sunday in the FLAT FTNISH Holland window Floors. Good clean workmanship Zipfel to end the seventh-inning It’s amazing, though, that for all Howard, New York, .349; Piersall, Sunday’s Schediile Danny O’Connell, who played FOR sale:—One owner 1958 Mor Frilly insured. Reasonable rates Malzone, Red Sox (12) struck out four for 6-0 victory threat and put away his fifth vic 36-hole finals for the 1961 Wom shades made to measure. All LEGAL SECRETARY downtown over Senators In game shortened New York, Aug. 26 (/P) — Take' the Patriots (2-1) built an insur the hullabaloo generated by their Cleveland, .300: Gentile, Balti Chicago at Pittsburgh (2). on half the National League clubs, ris Convertible. Excellent condi Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6328 or MI Hartford office, experience re Green, Red Sox 2 (4) tory over the Senators in five en’s Division Club Golf Cliampioq- tion. Will accept any reasonable metal Venetian blinds at a new to eight Innings by rain. 'em away from the swaying palm mountable 21-0 lead against Buf going like 60 after Babe Ruth’s more, .324; Mantle, New York, ship at the Manchester Country Los ^ g e le * at Clnslnnatl (2). was rescued from free agency by 9-5082. quired. JA 2-11(15. x-Rardy, Red Sox (2) starts. home run record, the twin barrels Milwaukee at Phlladeiplila. offer, MI 3-0141. low price. Keys made while you trees and the American Football falo (0-2). .320. Club. Miss Reynolds is the defend the Senators to become the ace wait. Marlow’s. n a t i o n a l l e a g u e Hitting — Duke Snider, Dodg Pete Retzlaff pulled in a 59- Dick McAuliffe had two of the of the Yankee attack leave the gen Runs — Maris, New York, 109; San Francisco st St LauIs. PAINTING AND paperhanging, BURIDN’S WANTS sales people, ers, drove In flrst-lnnlng run with League champion Houston Oilers Tiger’s eight hits off loser John ing’ champion . . Ellington Ridge of their infield. NIL busts Earl Aaron, Braves (32) yard pass from Sonny Jurgensen eral impression they’d rather be Mantle, New York, 108; Colavito, Monday’s Schedule Averill, Leon Wagner and Steve RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. Good clean workmanship at rea part-time, full-time. Hours can a triple and brought in winning will play the aggressive game Gabler (3-6) and two relievers and Country Club lists a dinner-dance 19.55 FORD, radio, heater, good sonable rates. 80 years in Man Thomas, Braves (25) Coach Lou Rymkus insists on from to put the Eagles (2-0) ahead to doing something else for a living. Detroit, 103; Kaline, Detroit, 97; Chiesgo at Pittsburgh. Bilko were not only plucked back “I believe our league basically Negro — Mays, Aaron, Banka, Cars, phonograpba changers. probably be worked for your con run with a homer In 7-2 victory drove in three runs, two with a Saturday night; Sept. 2 with music Robinson and IMnson. Clemente. shape, $275. Call after 6, MI 3-2934 Chester. Raymond Fiske. MI Cfiemente, Pirates (22) hLs troops. stay against the Lions (2-1). It's only in their expression of C6U9h, Detroit, 95. by the Del-Aires. Smorgasbord MliwMikee at Philadelphia. from the minors but became ro is stronger,” says Joe Brown, the Honest, economical, duarantsed 90 venience. Also, opportunities for Demeter, PhUs (15) over Reds that ended lO-game los fourth-inning double. White, thi Daviae*, Gonaslez and 9-9237. wrapping desk cashiers. Apply That’s exactly what happened King Hill, alternating with Jur ... this lassitude about baseball that Runs Batted in — Maris, New will be featured Labor Day eve Only Gamea SohMuled. bust hitters in the cozy American general manager who built the CALL OR SEE me for a good deal daya. Famous for service tor 30 GonxaJez, PhUs (9) ing streak. gensen at the quarterback post, Pirates to world title class in five Taylor. Burton’s Office, Mrs. Harris, 11 last night as the Oilers whipped they differ and their chief diver York, 119; Gentile, Baltimore ning. League. on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 years. Phone MI 9-4537. Potter EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe C. Smith, PhUs (8) the New York Titans 30-20 in an also passed for a TD while Bobby ORIOLES — TWINS — Jack gence as people shows—in person Colavito, Detroit and Mantle, New » . » To be perfectly fair, fellows like years. "We have more good play In the American League, only a used cars. Walter G. Parker, L. P. ton’s. cialize in commercial, residential a.m.-4 p.m. Walston kicked 24, 23 and 22-yard Fisher (7-11) delivered the key MaHonus, PhUs (6) Triples — Altman, Chicago, 10; exhibition at Greenville, S. C., and ality treilts. York, 112; Cash, Detroit, 107. Former National Football Frartk Bolling and Gene Freese ers and less weak clube.” couple of catchers, EUston Howard Fitzgerald, Inc., 73 Brooklyn St., Industrial, and trim'Jobs. Big or Valo, PhUs (1) field goals. single as the Orioles beat the Twins Talcottville Lad ot the Yankees and Earl Battey WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re WOMAN WANTED 5-day week, Clemente, Pittsburgh and Boyer, vindicated Rymkus’ blast at the Mantle is a shy, frequently Hits — B. Robinson, Balti League stars who have turned to haven’t withered going over to Brown say% these things go in Rockville. Ml 9-5324. small we do them all. Joseph general housework and child care. Howard, Dodgers 2 (12) St. Lous, 9; Wlls, Los .Angeles, With the Rams (1-1-1) leading and Jack Kralick (11-9) with four moody type who has learned to ot the Twins, rate among the elite pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, Houston management for their more, 155; Cash, Detroit, 153; Ka teevee announcing this fall inriud* the National League though Freese cycles, but the present cycle start guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4537, Pot. Dionne, contractor. Cali Ml 8-0494 MI 4-0671. Snider, Dodgers (11) Aaron, MUwaukee, Amaro, Phila 10-7 in the third period. Milt runs in the sixth. Dave Philley of meet his public with the greatest Takes First, Place ed 16 years ago when Branch from Negro ranks. 1955 CHETVROLET sedan, radio and generosity in sending the team to line, Detroit, 146; Fran cola, Johny Lujack in New York, found a friendlier fence in Cin heater, powerglide. excellent con terton’i, 180 Center St. Ohaeon, Beds (2) delphia .Stuart, .Pittsburgh .and Hawaii. Plum took over at quarterback the Birds set a major league rec difficulty. He’s genuinely Uked by Cleveland and Green, Minnesota, Rickey pioneered the Negro play In the entire field of scouting from Len Dawson and led the Tony Canadeo in Green Ba.v, Tom cinnati, 328 feet to leftileld. And dition, reasonable. MI 9-0388. Electrical Services 22 x-Bases FulL White, St. Louis, 8. "■We found it hard to think foot ord with his 23rd pinch hit. bet the other players—they sometimes A 10-year-old Talcottville boy Maury Wills, found wanting by er in baseball, for the National talent, the National loop has been SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired Browns (2-1) to their win with tering the record set by Sam Leslie 141. my Harmon and Davey O’Brien In Continued on next page ball around the palm trees,” said call him Elmer—because he tries to Triples — Wood. Detroit, 9; celebrated his parents iBth wed the Tigers, has sharpened the Los League. more enterprising. 1968 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. from the ehop. Can take care of FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serV' a 43-yard scoring heave to Leon with 22 for the New York Giants get lost in their pack, to become Dallas, Bob Reynolds in Detroit, an angry Rymkus last week when Landis, Chicago, Piersall, Cleve Clayton Tonnemaker in Minnesota, ding anniversary by taking the Angeles infield. But who’d the "They definitely give us the edge,” "What was it Warren Giles Excellent condition with 30-day all your upholstering needs at Ice On all types of electrical wir he brought his crew back from the Clarke and a 30-yard pitch to in 1932, Just another blob in the lineup. said?” 'mused Brown. "Over the great savings. Call CH 2-2378. ing. Licensed and insureH Wilson Bob Creaplno. Jim Brown scored land, Lumpe, Kansas City and Red Grange and George Connor in checkered flag in a main event at' Tigers get as their shortstop to adds Brown. "They’re not Just guarantee, $650. I ll Cedar Street. 50th state after an unimpressive quarter midget races in Buck- pretty good but great players. At last five yeans, for every two boys Electrical Co., Manchester, MI twice for Cleveland on plunges. Keough, Washington, 7. Chicago. . .Ed Patnode will be threaten the Yankees? Chico WEAVING of Bums, moth holes WANTED 50 CLBAN aOODYEAR - - GOODRICH - - FIRESTONE two-game atand. "A pre-season Home Runs—Maris, New York, absent from the Riverside Speed land Friday night. Fernandez, the original listless least one geinuine star or the out signed by the American League, FDRD 1955 4-door 9-passenger sta 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 3-7376. camp has to be hard, and you have Robbie Anderson Jumped to an we have signed three.” tion wagon. V-8, automatic trans and tom clothing, hosiery runs 50; Mantle, New York, 46; Gen way stork car race competition Phil. standing player on the club is a handbags repaired, zipper re to work hard. You can't do it in a tonight' after being set down for early lead in the Junior feature "We've been more aggressive mission, good condition. Owner Western All-Stars tile, Baltimore, 38; Killebrew, MI 3-0788. placement-s. umbrellas repaired place like Hawaii.” Minnesota, 37; Colavito, Detroit, one week by stock car raring offi and held his position for 25 laps to in signing free agents.” nodded USED CARS Road Hazard Guarantee 83-Yard Play the finish line. Tommy Erdln,' 8. Bill DeWitt. the brains behind men’s shirt collars reversed and Defeat East, 12-0 34. cials for rough riding last Satur 1954 (CHEVROLET, powerglide, replaced, Marlow’s Little Mend SEPTIC TANKS High Dollar For Your Oftr Apparently you can do it in Pitching — Terry, New York, day. Patnode was involved in an of East Hartford was second, and the surprilsng Reds. "Even the AND Oaeh la Waitfog Greenville, where quarterback Susan Orrlll, 10, of Meriden was good condition, new tires, excellent ing Shop. 11-1, .917; F'ord, New York, 21-3, accident which sent Bill Greco to head Shared at Halfway Point Yankees weren’t too aggressive s.cond car, $250. MI 9-6246. George Blanda. tossed an 83-yard Bridgeport, Aug. 26 (JPi — The third. 6 .7 0 X 15. • • • .9 .9 5 .85;, Schwall, Boston, 13-2, .867; the hospital. Patnode won fea the last two or three years. The HAROLD ft SONS, Rubbiih remov PLUCGED SEWERS H T Z G B tA tD touchdown pass to Bill Groman and West All-Stars have snapped the ture events the past two weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Erick Anderson, Red Sox are not too active. Balti MERCURY 1953 hardtop, excellent al, cellars, and attics cleaned. kicked three field goals while the East’s string of three victories in Mossi, Detroit, 13-3, .813; Wynn, Robbie's parents, were among In Akron by Goalby and Hebert ANNEX, m e . Chicago, 8-2, .800. Ed Carroll’s well patronized track. more cooled off. condition, recently overhauled, Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Maehiue CleauMl Oilers evened their pre-season rec the annual Nutmeg Bowl football Tonight the boys will be gunning racing fans at the track who ^ "l^ut teams like the Braves, automatic transmission. very Hoar. Ml 9-4»84. Taloottvllle Ave., Vernon 7 .1 0 X 15 • • • • .11.95 ord at 2-2. game by winning the 1961 edition. Strikeouts — Ford, New York cheered the youngster on to vic SepUo Tranks, Dry Wells. iSswer 175; Pascual, Minnesota, 10; Bun- for top mone.v in a IflO-lap feature, Dodgers and Cards have been red clean inside and out. Call TR Division Of Meanwhile, the Dallas Texans 12-0 . first heat getting underway at tory. Akron, Ohio, Aug. 26 (TP — Bob^of beautiful consi.stencies with 15 hot going after the kids.” 5-3476 after 5, or all day Saturday RUBBISH REMOVAL—cellars and Lines Installed—-Cellar Water nlng, Detroit, 166; McBride, Los pars and three birdie.s. L, P. Fitzgemld, Inc. kept their record unblemished by Last night's meeting of the two 8:15. In the 35-lap senior main event. Goalby and Jay Hebert, tied with DeWltt passed reflectively. and Sunday. attics, incinerator, and commer proofing Denn. Tollaad County’s Oldest winning their fourth straight. 29- high school All-Star teams before Angeles, 140: Ramos, Minnesota, » • • Butch Salerno, 11, of Southington, Despite their 137s after 36 holes, cial light trucking. Ml 9-0839. 7 .6 0 X 15 .12.95 137s at the halfway mark of the over the 7.165- yard Firestone "I guess U ail gets down Ford DeiUer 27 over the Denver Broncos, and a crowd of 13,000 mraked the first 139. Eddie Feigner and his four-man newly-crowned New England sen management.” ior quarter midget champion, $50,000 American^ Golf Classic, Country Club course, the leaders REUPHOLSTERING and slip (Opposite Vittner*s Ostdea Boston kept Buffalo wirtless by time the East has lost since the NATIONAL LEAGUE softball team will play a return That's what one was trying Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-A MeKINNEY BROS. thumping the Bills, 28-10. series was inaugurated in 1958. edged Rickey Anderson, 14, of held different views as to what were being pressed. covers expertly done at low cost. Center) Batting—Clemente, Pittsburgh engagement in East Hartford La say, Bill. Workmanship, guaranteed. MI Sftwftrag* Disposal Co. MI 0-SS24 7 . 5 0 x 1 4 ...... 11.95 In_ the National League, the This year, the proceeds went to bor Day night with the East Hart Talcottville for the checkered the winning total would be after Fast Pace FOR RENT-Available August 27. .362; Robinson, Cincinnati, .339; flag. Danny Hayden. 13, of Meri 72 holes Sunday. 9-1154 after 5. ISO-1.32 Pearl SL—Ml 8-8808 Open 7 A.M. to 10 TM. EXCHANGE PLUS TAX chamiSlon Philadelphia Eagles the Kennedy Center for Retarded Pinson, Lincinnaii, .337; Moon, ford Elks sponsoring the action. Masters Champion Gary Player 14' travel trailer, sleeps 6. Lisk handed Detroit iLs first loss and Children here. An all-star team will meet Feig den was third. Goalby, the only golfer to put reeled off a blistering 33-34—67, Trailer Rental Service, Vernon, VENETTIAN BLINDS — Washing, Los Angeles, .327; Aaron, Milwau Heat and semi-feature winners ; remained unbeaten with a 23-14 West Coach Steve Miska of kee, .321. ner’s novel squad with proceed.s together a pair of .sub-par rounds, and was only one stroke behintl TO 5-2006. re-taplng and re-cordlng, expertly triumph over the Lions, and Cleve Warren Harding High had his being turned over to charity and Included Robbie Anderson, Orrill, said he didn’t believe par golf with 138. Tied with the star from Radio, TV Sports done. Flndell Manufacturing Co., Runs — Mays, -San FYancIsco, Gary Osborne of Wapping. Sa 14 FOOT TRAILER for camping land's Browns defeated the Los boys keep to the ground, and it 109; Robinson, Cincinnati. 101; for use in Elks’ youth projects... would be good enough to win the South Africa was Frank Boynton MI 3-4865. Angeles’ Rams. 34-17. paid off. They ground out 205 Coach Mike Cappa and members lerno, Rickey Anderson and Gerry top prize of $9,000. of Corpus Christie, Tex. Boynton, Saturday— or traveling. Sleeps 4. Can be seen Blanda's last field goal, a 27- Aaron, Milwaukee, 99; Pinson, Demeusy of Manchester. after a first-round 68, dropped an at Willard's Island. G-9, Ham- yards that way, while East backs Cincinnati and Clemente, Pitts of his Optical Style Bar entry in He shot an opening round ot 68 1:45—Week in Sports, Ctian- Ruildlnff-ContnetiiiY 14 EXTRA SPECIAL j yarder in the third quarter, ran for only 48 yards. The novice main event winner 84-foot birdie putt on the l 6th 3, SO. monassett State Park, MI 9-0390. burgh, 87. the Little League will be guests of and then came in with a 34-35 yes clinched it for the Oilers. 'The Ti was George Kavanna of Glaston green for a 36-34--70. 2:80—^^Wrestllng, Channel 8. AMESITE PAVING Both West touchdowns were Runs Batted In—Cepeda, Kan the Boston R ^ Sox at the Satur terday. Hebert, w’ho won the 1960 CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel -.li- PREMIUM NYLONS—30% DEEPER TREAD tans (1-3) led briefly in the first made at point blank range. Pete day, Sept. 9, game with Detroit at bury. Huston LaClair Jr. of Birming 2:30—4ilant»-Cards, Channel ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed period on a two-yard TD flip from Francisco, 117; Robinson, Cincin During intermission, visiting PGA Championship on the same Auto DrlTtnif School 7-A DeVenere of New Canaan drove nati, 111; Aaron, Milwaukee and Fenway Park. Ticket arrange course with a one-over-par 281, ham, Ala-, had 36-34—70 for a to SO. Stasiak, PI 2-7564. e DRIVEWAYS e WALKS e PAMUNO LOTS LIFETIME ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE A1 Dorow to Art Powell before children were given rides around 8:30—Yanks-A’s, Channel 8; over from the three in thp second Mays, San Francisco, 98; Clemen ments were made through Ths added a 34-33—67 to his first- tal of 139, and British Open Cham MORTLOCK’S Drl'ving School—Of Blanda connected with Groman the track in the official pace car pion Arnold Palmer, Toronto's A1 WKNB 840. MACHINE GRADED • PAVED aad ROLLED quarter. In the final quarter, Ted te, Plttaiiurgh, 84. Herald’s Sports Department. . . —a miniature replica of an Ital round 70. He predicted 280 would fice, 443 Main St., Manchester. and kicked 34 and 13-yard three- Coppola of Stamford i Catholic Bruce Cappa, vacationing at West Balding and first-round leader Art 4—Golf Tips, Channel 18. pointers. Hits — Pinson, Cincinnati and ian sports car. win the tournament. Learning correctly "May Save 40% DISCOUNT pushed across from the one for Clemente, Pittsburgh, 170; Robin Palm Beach, Fla., missed an opr Wall Jr. were tied with 140s. 4:30—Horse Racing, Channel • SEPTIC TANKS Johnny Robinson’s nine-yard Ragged Course 18. * Tour Life." Driver education CLEANED and INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES CALL ANYTIME the final touchdown. Both kicks son, Cincinnati and Aaron, MU portunlty to play in the Alumni Wall slumped to a 36-37—73 af classes. Member, Connecticut Pro NO MONEY DOWN— 1 YEAR TO PAY touchdown Jaunt in the final pe for extra points were unsuccessful. League All-Star game last Sun Reach Finals "If the wet weather holds,” said ter a brilliant 67. But he wasn’t .5—Wrestling, Channel IS. riod gave the Texans the winning waukee, 153; Boyer, St. Louis, 149. Goalby. "a 30-year-old who once 10— Boxing, Channel 8. fessional Driving School Assn. Ml A West back, Jerry Fishman of Home Runs— CepMa, San Fran day. Cappa la a pitcher of much Tacoma, Wash., Aug. 26- (/P)— the only opening round par-hSster 9-7398. • SEW ERS margin g a in st the Broncos (1-2), Norwalk, won the most valuable promise who started out in Little Phyllis Pfeuss, a slim, small played third-string quarterback at to suffer. BUI Maxwell took a 37- Sunday— MACHINE CLEANED THE PRICE IS RIGHT who got a four TD performance cisco, 36; Robinson, Cincinnati and the University of Illinois, "you’ll 36—73 to go with a 68 for 141. player award. The best back award Mays, San Francisco, 34; Aaron, Leag^ue several years ago. Florida blonde who never has won 2:30—Giants-Cards, Channel PREPARE FOR driver’s test. 9 ^ DISCOUNT from quarterback George Her went to Brian Smith of Hartford a major tournament, met former have to be under par to win. But Ken Venturt and Ted KroII also SO. Ages IS to 60. Driving and class • INSTALLATION TIME PAYMENTS AARANGED ring. Gene Mingo’s 37-yard field MUwaukee, 82; A d « ^ , MUwau you never know on a course like had 73s after first round 663 and Public, (x>-captain o f .the East, kee, 26. PRO FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE champion Anne Quasi Decker of 8:30—Yanks-A’s, Channel 8; room. Three instructors. No wait goal attempt was blocked in the and the title of best lineman was Seattle today jjt the 86-hoie final this. One bad lie, and before you found themselvtfs tied with 142s, WKNB 840. ing. Manchsster Driving Acade SPECIALIST final 10 seconds as Denver tried Pitching—Podres, Los Angeles, Friday’s Exhibitions won by West’s Pete Crocco of ot the USGA Women's Amateur know it you have a double bogey.” along with Sam Snead, Paul Har-. my. PI 2-7249. S s t a t io n to pull it out. 16-4, .789; Miller, San Francisco, American League Goalby canned tour birdies and ney and Don January. Notre Dame of West Haven. THE BATTER HALF— Mrs.. Mickey Mantle adjusts 10-3, .769 Brosnan, Cincinnati, 7- Golf Tournament. Miss Preuss, 22, Correction S.ts. Scoring Tosses Boston 28, Buffalo 10. * whipped the sentimental favorite probably would have been alone in Bill Casper Jr, and Doug Ford, LARSON’S Connecticut’s first U- Town antf Country Veteran passer ^ b e Parilll sunglasses as her New York Yankee home run hitting S, .700; Jay, dnclnnatl, 18-8, .602; Dallas 29, Denver 27. shooting Identical rounds of 71-70, Youngster sliding home in the censed driving school trained — DE MAIO BROS. first place if It hadn’t been for a 4M ||N||e)L MANCHBnn-MiaMM Tbe Chicago White Sox will be Sadeckl, St. Louis, 18-6, .667. in yesterday’a. 18-hole semi-finals. pitched 14 and 19-yard scoring husband comes to bat. She studies the situation, flicks Houston 30, New York 20. RolMrta Albers, 14-year-old sensa double bogey six on the fourth were bracketed at 141, along with hoto used of laet week’s Alumni Certified and approved ia now of DRAINABE 00s passes to .former C^land team putting in their training licks at Strikeout* — Koofax, Los An National Lsaens hole. Don Fairfield of Casey, III., who Xa ^ ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESfOKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAy, AUGUST 26, 1961 Houses for Sale 72 'Houses For 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Side 72 Houses for Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 Garden— Farm— Dairy THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Bonaea for Salt 72 Huumb For Sale 72. OOLONIAIB available in the Por MANCHESTER — New 514 rbom DOUBLE A, B and IndustrizI zoned Police ArresU WALKER 8intEET--« room Cape, MANCHESTER 267 GREEN ROAD-Custom built TWO FAXGLY RANCH, 5-4, en FOR SALE Products 50 RANC»—0 rooms, flihit time on tar St. area. 6 and 8 rodmz, all 6 room ranch, near zchools, bus, closed breezeway, garage. Large ranch. Plastered walls, cast Iron lots. Charles Ponticelli Agency, XQ market. Bowers 86hool. Plastered screened txirch, fireplace, 1-car Year 'round vacation—boating, 9-9644, XG 3-8109. ready for immediate occupancy. Deluxe 5 room ranch with IH ahopping fireplace, full cellar, lot, trees, $19,500. Carlton W. fishing, swimming, skating—all at hot water heat. Fireplace, garage. PEACHES, Red Havens—Pick your r A DOCTOR? RlSME r ARE . TH1P0C_ walls, cast Iron radiation, hot garage, shaded lot, $16,000. PbU- Call for particulara. Beechler- Unexcelled workmanship. Only Robart Lovejoy, 32, of 10 D a ^ CLASSIFIED own, $1 basket. Bring own con CHOULOAMIVIR Drick Agency, XQ i-8M4. baths, fireplace full basement, all atorm wlndowa, ameelte drive. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. your own front door. Sq., was charged with lllegBl ola- DOCTOR OOCTOftrvOUlO y««UA , water heat, choice setting with Smlth, Realtors. XG 9-8952, MI city utilities. FYill price $17,800. Owner. $17,500. Builder MI 3-4860. tainer. Novell! Farm, Glaston a , ■ Large liylng room with fireplace, cluirglng ot fireworks. AHPMRC.'I SOU LOOK AT MV f DOCTOR? . t r o f n o AT trees, $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, 3-6969. Many other listings available. PARKER STREET —A charming THREE LOTS for stUe. Inquire 713 bury, Conn. CTlTCRf HU69AH0 ! MED 1 SAV.yOUlO TUI9 iHnRMARVf xn 0-8464,______TWO-FAMILY. 8 and 6, mr large bedrooms, modern kitchen, 1V4 N. Main St. XG 9-6623. Phillip F. Peck, 42, of West lot (100x150). House in good abape, Dutch Colonial is available in one baths, excellent heating, screened- MANCHESTER-Cape, may be had TOMATOES—Pick your own, 50c FROIIT'- MBWONTHWE ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Manchester of Mancheater’a most desirable with extra lot, city utilities, full Hartford, was charged with Im A f^CE MINUTE new beat, aluminum sicUng, porch, glassed porch and garage. 7)4 ACRES, high elevation, beauti ADVERTISING half bushel. Eggplant and pep THE , , garage. LoCs of extras. Owners MI 9-4543 or XG 3-7357 areas.. Thia fine home placed on cellar, $13,200. Also 8 room Cape, proper passing.. DOCTOelB COVENTRY To see this and other listings ful view, minutes out. trees only ^ t h will appear in Ctreutt pers. Bring containers, 336 Hllls- -TREMENDOUS anxious to hear your offer. T, J. a shaded well shrubbed lot in call nice yard with trees, fireplace, ga $2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins. XG town Road. TREATMENTS.' Crockett, Realtor, XQ 8-1677. MANCftESTER— $13,900. 6 room 6 ROOM CAPE cludes the following features: A rage, $13,990. Robert Wolvertorf 9-5132. Court 12, Manchester, on Sept. U . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS DOVKLY 4 room ranch, large expandable Cape with sunporch What a tremendous buy on this stone fireplace, plastered walls, large living room with fireplace, MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Agency, XII 3-1914. six room cape over on South Haw- and garage, beautiful shaded lot, Expandable Cape 4 finished 8;15 AJil. to 4;30 P.M. TOMATOES—Pick your own, lOc ANSALDI HEIGHTS—Excellent 5 combination windows, 2 extra lots, rooma. 2 partially finished rooms. formal dining room, family size MI 9-1642 CHOICE LOT—A well treed 100x281 basket. Bring own cont'ainers. On thome Street. The house is spotless room ranchf full basement, {flas- near schools, bus line and stores. kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, V i lot is now available at the crest of Tremendbui Table ____ ily loaded with extras inc good condition throughout, full Owner call XG 9-6160. No agents Living' room with fireplace^ Dining MANCHESTER.—Excellent * room COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. So. Main Street, Manchester. Look tered wsUs, fully Insulated; fira- price, only, $10,800, ((baths, laundry room, side porch, the hill on Ludlow Road, Rock ing awnings, combination windows. please. room. Kitchen with table apace. 3 NINE ROOM single, four bed custom built ranch. Features in MOMDAT "Bum n O D A X lOaO AJU.—SATURDAT B AAL for sign past Country Club Golf place, ceramic tile bath, hot water bedrooms. Charming bay window. plastered walls, full basement, oil clude 2 full baths, 2-car garage, ledge. This most desirable lot la If it were necessary to hs.va a Course. new shingles on the outside, etc. rooms, Located on a terrific 155 oil heat, amesite drive, SATURDAY, AUGUST M. 1961 1PA9I1WELVI Stt^nfng ifmUi Heard Along Main Street About Town UAW Near And on Some of Manchester'* Side Streets, Too Manchaster WATBS will meet Business Bodies Tuesday at the Italian American Club oh Eldridge St. Weighing will FirstProfit ‘Ben VMiiitl he from 7 to 8 p.m. the program Two Mancheiter College etu- for the evening will be. "Hobby deaU rocently went to New York N ight.” Share Pact a ty for a weekend. Campbell Council. Knights of Doling the Sunday they were ColUmbtis, will hold its annual (Oontiiiued from Pags (>■•) there, one of the boys accom Family Outing tomorrow from panied hia friend to a church of a 12:30 to 5 p.m. at Martin Park in ths annual productivity wage In denomination not hia own. i^aat Hartford. There will be food, crease of 2t4 per cent and the cost- Upon arriving at church, the games, doorprises, and drinks for of-living escalator. Instead, the youth immediately started ask all. Workers are to meet at the company offered an annual wage ing queationa about what was go KofC Home between 10 and 10:30 Increase of seven cents an hour ing on. One question he asked a.m. for the next three years. was; The Big Three offered to retain "Why are all those rows up in the wage formula: of the preeent Mr. and Mrs. Byron Boyd, 47 contracts with some modification front marked 'Reserved.?" Lancaster Rd , have returned from f i I The other, who . did not know 1 . I 1 ...... ■ of the cost-of-living escalator. The a three-week vacation to Detroit. offers would provide an annual himself, made an effort to appear Chicago, the Grand Canyon, and -4*' wage Increase of seven cents an- well versed in such things and an Yellowstone National Park. hour for the next three years and swered: IL. extra fringe benefits in pensions, "Probably because a new priest layoff pay and insurance. ?is? ^ I will be saying his first Maas here Ro^kvillP’Vernon Top-level talks between Reuther today and the seats are reaerivd and Cushman were held at the Ho for the family." tel 'Whittier in the immediate \d- Just then a large group of men i n m m cinity o f the union's international took the seats and the officiating Police Record , headquarters. Solidarity House. priest from the altar welcomed to ,5>.' mass the entire Italian delegation POIJCE TESTS TOU.W from the United Nations. Two Accidents Bridgeport, Aug. 26 (^i — Con necticut men interested in becom TralBc Hasard j Two Rockville men were involved ing New York City Police patrol A Manchester resident was driv- i in separate accidents in the city '-'.yx'Avs- men were scheduled to lake Civil in traflic in Hartford. last night, one when hi.a car flipped Sendee examinations here today. A police cruiser, wuth a loud- - over on Vernon Ave. near South speaker blaring out a m««sage on St., the other when a S-year-old pedestirian and driwr safety, was girl on a tricycle collided with his Mott's Supei-market, with pagoda type roof, now under construction on E. Middle Tpke. near Ver nearbj’. car on Lewi.s St, non St., will pre.sent a unique public auditorium in me::zanine addition (foreground). The new A very attractiv e girl in a red Dpnald E. Stavens. 21, of •'>4 Reed 21.000 square foot, two level floor area plus mezzanine (first of its kind in Manchester), is ex coat was Jay-'walking across the ' St., was arrested and charged with pected to be completed in late September or early October. (Herald pnoto by Satemis). m T mrwayi^ street. speeding at 10 o'clock when hia car The motorist's eyes caught the j OPEN ALL DAY rolled over on a lawn on Vernon ECOXO.MY I P ,, i Rufinl of this town, the couple have rying a payload of 2,205.5 pounds i red coat and he bumped into the , Ave. as it was headed north. The economy picture in rear of a car in front of him. j ' three children: Edward, 14, Dennis, to over 26,369 feet. i MONDAY Stavens wa.s uninjured. Policeman state and nation has shown mark 10, and Peggy Ann, 6, His new A voice boomed out over the ; Raymond Dunham made the ar- ed improvement since the begin-j . ^ Manche.ster busine.ss people, who loud-speaker of the cruiser: | rest, .Stavens is .scheduled to ap- ning of the year and Unrversity of throughout • Ml "WMll the girl in the red coat j pear in Circuit Court 12, Rockville■Wv,lie the reie.ssionrece.ssion month of .lune .Iiine I960, i Ma.ssachu.setts Hartford, have donated some $4,- please get off the street, look at ses.sion. Sept, 12, | the Connecticut Labor Department residency. ^ jm i YEAR! wdiat you're causing." j 462.50 for the university's build- Ronald W. Lutz, 21, of 7 Hale St. ; reports. . I h'g progiam during a recent fund Ext., was the driver of the car with : Connecticut's manufacturing out- W.ARN’ING ' drive. Seventy-three local almuni .Aw-w-w-w which Karen Bateman, dauhgter of , pul index increased for the sixth John P. Wiet. executive vice have given. The board of education Monday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bateman consecutive month to 128.6 in June night discussed the annual Con- Lewis St., collided at 6:15. from'V26;3 in’Ma%Vsea'sonaT’^ president of the Manchester Cham- j - - - - - The girl wa.s adm itted to Rock show an increa.se of 30 points in her of Commerce, warns garage ' Louis .T. Daukas has been named nectlcut Board.s of Education I Even mayors have to put aside official duties for a moment at and service station operations in | divisional counsel-contracts of Con- (CABEl meeting, scheduled for, ville City Hospital for treatment the C onstniction O utput inde.x to groundbreakings in order to help organists in distress. Here, of a broken leg 126.8 in June from 96,8 in Ma.v. this area against fraudulent, itiner- necticut Operations, Pratt k Whit- Eept. 15 and 16. Mayor Harold A. Turkington assists Miss Dianne Platt by turn ant salesmen offering specialty ney Aircriift division of United WESTOWN Policeman Kenneth Gordon in Industrial Electric Power Sales Superintendent of Schools Wil- ! P H A R M A C Y M ing pages that were ruffled by a pla>'ful wind during ground vestigated the accident, but no ar reached an all time high index ral- automotive products, who are espe- Aircraft Corp., it was announced PHARMACY 11am H. Curtis said he would need breaking ceremonies last Sunday for the new Covenant Congrega cially active at this time of year. , this week by L. C. Mallet, vice to know soon how many board rest was made. 'ing of 182.3 in .June i tliis was 8,5 459 Hartford Rd.— Ml 9-9948 tional Church. We undei-stand he was able to get in a few h\-mns, pointslover the 173.8 in M ayi. U n Citing a l eport received from the ' president of L’AC and general members were planning to attend. ; neverthcle.ss. ( Herald photo by Pinto). National Better Business Bureau, ; manager of all P&WA operations, in order that dinner re.«ervation.s employment increased to 8.3,000 in To maintain our continuity (]pil9U S ( ’.OSlS .Iiil.v from 77,100 in June and 72.- with which the Chamber , is afflli-' DauKas, a Rocky Hill resident, can be arranged early. : ated. Wiet said ihat "garage and i succeeds Edwin L. Davis, who has The meals will include two , luncheons and banquet the closing I quick supper tomorrow? We just r , .. 000 in Mav. prim arily because of of medical service we are can't feed the kids .spaghetti The national census of the I nit- factories ciosing for .summer vaca service station operations can us-j been a.ssigned as executive assist- night, he said. ed S tates in 1960 cost more than ually avoid losses On unsatisfactorn’ ant to the general manager of ■'What, no dance?" smiled one [every night in the week! tions. Ivower activity was noted in SlOO million: the first U.S. census Life Insurance Sales as the index franchi.se or other deals, if they P&WA's Florida Research and De Open All Day board member, in 1790 set the governm ent back No C igars? dropped to 259.6 in June from establish and adhere to a firm velopment Center In West Palm "No dancing girls either " ad onlv $44,000. business policy of not enterting in Beach, DR. RICHARD M. monished another. One Manchester family recently’ 266.6 in May. Bank debits which show a meg.sure of general busi to contractual relations with 'un SUNDAY welcomed an heir with a banner COXTR.ARY 'TO POIJCI’ DEMKO ,\n .Apple m Da.v. .. ness. dropped to 251.3 in June known' vendors or 'unknown' pro Earnings of 72 cents per share headline across Page 1 of 'The Her New London. Aug. 26 i/P—J. L. ducts, without prior inquir.v.” Little League Town Tournament I ald. from the record high of 263.3 in of common 'stock for the nine- 29 HAYNES ST. Spector. head of a local advertis Mav. \ year ago the index rose month period ended July 31 was games are pretty tough on the That was the work of their ing firm, has been assured that the youngsters involved. There's lots | from 220^9 to 237.4. NEW DEVELOPMENT announced today by Joseph S. pro newsboy, who likes to keep on White House shares his concern Linwood Elmore, president of t h e 'I''a'whild. president of the United WILL RESUME of pressure no matter whether | top of the news. over commercial use of President The Nation's Consumer Price thei .vou're a winner or loser. index increased to 127.6 in June, Manchester Savings Bank, and States Envelope 0>. at Spring- When the new father opened Kennedy's voice. Spector had ob Glastonbury town officials, this field, Ma.ss. Net sales for tjie pe- B ut it can bo a little tough on the door to take his Herald from jected to a radio commercial for a record, from 127.4 in May. Pre- OFFICE HOURS Mom too. At least if you judge wous high w as 127.5 in February week broke ground for a new 37-'e io d totaled $39,104,000, which is ' the newsbo,v. the lad said. "See Life Magazine used on CB.S sta March and April. The increase was [home developeninl at Highland approxiniately 3 per cent less; from th ctanments of one of the the headlines on tonights paper? ’ tions Aug, 1 through Aug, 4. The mothers after a game last week, t Piinted in, red ink above the commercial included an excerpt of due to entr\- into the mai ket of | Woods, about three miles south of i year. | MONDAY. AUG. 28 ■'What?" she exclaimed. "An mast head was: a presidential speech and encour due to entr>" into the market of the [the Manchester town line. i I other game tomorrow night? What ‘•ITS A b o y :::!" 1 higher priced fresh fniits and vege- The new community "is an. A regular quarterly dividend of I aged the public to follow Life's cai-s, gasoline and .some household j architect's dream" said Philip J. j-50 cents per out.standing share has in the world can we have for a A Non. coverage of the Berlin crisis. j 1 items. Industrial production, as j Di Corcia, Manchester architect | been voted by the American Op- MANCHESTER PARKADE 1 measured by the Federal Reserve 1 responsible for the design of High- . tical Company's Board of Trustees Finest Fashions East of Board's inde.x. increased for the J land Woods. DiCorcia worked with at Southbridge, Mass. The divi- ; the River! fifth consecutive month to 167 in Builder Peter .6 .'Thorne, design-; J*and is pa,vable Oct. 2 to share-I [June from 164 in Mav. Tliia is the I ing a few basic models to fit holders of record on Sept. 15. I first time this ,vear that the inde.x *m perfectly with each individual ■ — OPEN ! has been above a roiresponding lot. its landscaping and special Keeping the profits once you've month in 1960. The N ation's De contour, its natural elevation and niade them is a problem to all in- MONDAYS partm ent Store sales inde.x in June the excellent ground for planting i ^f*'‘'frial plants. In 1960. halt a bil- I t A se el I 1 s« mm mm • mm mm I ^ S mm V T i THROUGHOUT THE YEAR was 141 compared to 137 a year gra.ss, trees and shrubs. ' lion dollars was losi by U. S. FOR YOUR SHOPPING ago. plants through gaps in plant se CONVENIENCE! BRIEFS curitv. DI.STRKT MANAtiER Dorian Shainin of 35 S, Lake- Mario J. Gada of 70 Fairfield wood Circle, vice president and St., regional supervisor of field director, statistical engineering, training for Long Island for lamg Rath and Strong of Boston, will Island and Connecticut has been serve on the nine-member faculty appointed district manager of a Sept. 10-22 at the University of new Norwood. Mass., office of the Connecticut's 12th annual Slatis- John Hancock Mutual Life In.sur- tical Quality Control Institute to ance Co., the insurance firm an- be held at Storra. Rapid detection nounced this week, of factors re.sponsible for manu- Gada, who started his in.surance ' facturing bugs is one of a score career in New lamdon in 1944 as of specialized techniques to be ex plored at the Institute, co-spon sored by the American Society for Quality Control and UConn's Business School of Business Ad ministration. Mi.sa Leslie Cwikla of 109 W ash ington St., a junior at Manchester High School, .vesterday completed one week of secretarial duties in [ the town planning department while Mrs. Elaine Kearny is vaca tioning at Cape Cod. Miss Cwikla NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT will return to school on Sept. 7 af ter almost two months of secre GRINDER and tarial work in the tax. building DON'S PIZZA and planning departments at the ; RAY D.A.NI OS-S P roprietor Municipal Building. I ISO SPRUCE ST.— M l S-OOSl The Kaman Aircraft Corp. in mu Bloomfield yesterday received a OPEN 6 D.AYS S to 11 P.M.— (Closed Wedneodaj-s) $3,560,500 contract from the US. Air Force for production of H-43B | I'E.ATURING: PIZZAS—4iRINDER,S—.SPAGHETTI S.AUCE Huskie helicopters. The Huskie. on • PROMPT ATTEN'nON TO .ALL PHONE ORDERS • duty at nearl.v .50 Air Force bases over the T'nited States on stand- 11 Next. Time You Think Of PIzzao—TMnk Of Pon’s! by crash rescue alert, recentl.v es- : [ Mario J. Gada tablished a world's record b,v car- ■ an agent for John Hancock, was appointed assistant district mana ger at "Hartford East," John Han cock's Manchester office at 63 E. THE BEST A T BUY Center St., in April 1957, In 1959 he was made regional supervisor. FOR LESS U DIRECT He has qualified for membership CONNORGARAGES in the President's Club eight times, including five consecutive years, and is a member of Life Lfnder- writers of Hartford. 3 WAYS TO The Niantic native has been a member of the Manchester Knights BUILD and SAVE of Columbus, St. James' Holy Name Society, and has attended the Uni I. We do everything. 2. We each do LOVING CARE IS NEEDED versity of Connecticut. Married to the former Margaret part. 3. You erect from ea$y to atiem* when you’re driving, too! ble $ectIons. ^LOW AS S2A/ A WEEK There are so many ways to express your love his car—and u.sed them—we could reduce severe Notice m o n ey d o w n for a child—amuse him, caress him, understand injuries by one-third, deaths by 5,000 a year! WE HAVE DAILY OUTDOOR DISPLAYS NO him, protect him from hurt and hahn. YEARS TO PAY It’s terribly important to drive with loving care, DELIVERY TO THE OPEN SAT. ANDDAHY9:S Because drivers kill and cripple more children always. And to support strict law enforcement C O n A G E S than any disease, a car is potentially one of the in your town, for where laws are strictly enforced, most dangerous places your child can ev'er be. So accidents and deaths go down. But can a parent BOLTON protect him whenever he is in the car—with a who wants to protect his loved ones and himself seat belt. possibly overlook the protection afforded by AREA ,G A R A G E 5 If every car owner in Ajnerica had seat belts in seat belts? 14S Enfield St., TtiompMinviUe >/, Mile From State Line LENOX Pleutt «end « e .without obligation rqiU' free illuitrated catalogue of Garagea JiandjpBtcr lEuptttng PHARMACY Have a representative call.O 244 E. CENTER $T. N A M E ...... w .? ...... ADDRESS '••«*••••••...... eeeaaeo^ae Puhliihed fo tare liret, in rooperation vith The Adrerfiting C\unril and the Xalianal Safefy Crmnril TEL- Ml 4-0844 CITY...... j...... raO N E ...... .. ■/ ,V 'juV . - I hi«) i*e h - i« eo«t- d, the 1 wage 1 hour i retain AUG. 26 thru SEPT. 1 present Jlcation CHANNELS S-S-IS-XC-M-M-M or. The TV Week] at^r iEa?ntng annual ^nta an VIDEO EVBEV WEEK— ALL BIUHTS RERERVEO, B . T. DICKINSON A CO^ Ine. ira and snalons, teuther Show Debuts :he Ho- Robert Young Novelist ate \d. lalional With Program uae. In ‘Window’ Series On Astronaut By K. KATLEMAN astories into which we could delve. Robert Young la a tall, slim, since there is a story, in every hu America’g astronaut program graying man who says without man being.” will be the principal subject bf Asked if he’d like the series to go the premiere program of “1, 2, 3 — even a trace of facetlousneas, “I for 80,000 episodes. Young merely Go!" — new ^ucational entertain wiuited to retire 30 years ago.** No raised his eyebrows expressively. ment series for children — Sunday. mean feat, considering he is now "Heavens, no! Frankly, I think Oct. 8 on the NBC-TV Network In his middie forties. And he’s still three or four years is an ideal (8:30 to 7 p.m. NYT). ' a long way from retirement. length for a series. After that, you The pre-flight training and the Probably the most famous fa don’t exactly get stale, but you do actual missions of the anronauts, ther image in America, Young get—^well, pertiaps a bit bored. It’s the new heroes of the new genera starred in television’s "Father like doing a play for a loiw period tion, will be seen through the eyes Knows Best" for six successful ot time. There cease to be facets of of a 10-year-old boy as Richard years, and in the radio version for the character you play that you can Thomas, youthful star of the series, Sve years before that. explore. You know the person too visits the Space Task Group Head well. And there’s no challenge quarters M the National Aeronau Now he is essaying a new rdle, left.” that of a novelist in CBS-TV’s tics and Space Administration at A product of the theater in his Langley Air Force Base, Va., and new "Window on Main Street” on early career. Young knows whereof Monday nights at 8:30 (premier the missile-launching site at (jape ing Oct. 2). he speaks. He was a bank teller CanaveraL after graduating from high school Richard will be "launched" on "And the part is as far from the when his former drama teacher omniscient father as I am from be his adventures by Jack Lescoulle, met him accidentally and insisted who co-stars in the role of his ing an actual novelist," Young he continue the bu'ddiiv acting ca giins. “In the new show I ’m a adult friend and companion. reer he had started in Los Angeles’ Lt. Ool. John A. Powers, public widower with an implied romance Lincoln High Schocri. with a newspaperwoman, playe!" will be ly 30,000 in the town of Millsburg. gomery, ‘I wish you wouldn’t turn says simply. "I heard about this actors, and the crew of "Window So conceivably there are 30,000 pioduced by Jack Kuney under su down so many, scripts. I’m tired of role; my agents set up an appoint on Main Street.” Producer Rodney pervision of Irving Gltlin, execu having them offered to me.’ And ment for me to see Eugene R^ney, gathered together no less than ten tive producer. Leonard sidir win when the laugh died down, another and it was as simple as . that. Be people who had been associated be associate producer. voice at the opposite end of the fore I signed for this series, I was with him and , Bob Young on table spoke up. ‘Well, how do you on the road most of the year — two "Father Knows Best,” among EAR think I feel, getting the scripts months in New York, one in Las them, cameramen, standins, ward fQ Montgomery and Young have al Vegas, to Europe and South robe man and woman, propmeut 8POBT8 PAOB ready refui^.’ it was Lew Ayres! America fairly regularly. Every script girl etc. FOB WKBK OP AUGUST MIh TO And that’s the way it was in those where. Now I just drive home to "It really felt like old home 8EPTEMBEB 1st days. Sort of stock companies, and Beverly Hills every night, and I’m week,” Bob says, in recalling the SATUEDAY. AUGUST 88tb ^ t d m k we turned out' movies at a fairly letting the s.uitcases gather dust. first da.v’s rehearsals. "You know, lt:M WMe World Of Bpsrto • rapid rate. But nothing compared I much prefer it that way.” 1:45 TUo Wook In Sport# S ELECTRONICS I was off work 14 months, 27 days 1:88 Wrestdag ■ to the pace of' television," Young In addition to getting to stay and I forget exactly how many BusaImUI DD says. home, Constance is enchanted with minutes. But when I walked onto Ban Francisco Giants vs. St. LABORATORIES His' current schedule for "Win Louis Cardinals. her role of the widowed "handy- stage 14 here, and saw all the old 8:88 Baseball S dow on Main Street" has one day’s mah” of the Millsburg Courier. friends, I just turned to them and Yankeea vs Kansu City rehearsal under director Richard "It’s funny, and hard to explain. said, ‘Good morning, eveiyone. Did 4:88 Osif Tip Of The Day U 277 BROAD Dunlap and four days’ shooting. 4:N Bace Of The Week IS. 48 But I know this womaui.- Really you all enjoy your two weelu' va 5:88 Satiud u WrestUag IS The show is filmed mostly on know her, and her reactions. And cation?' And that’s how it felt!" Wide Wrald Of Bpsrts 48. 88 18:88 Fight Of The Week 8. 48. U , Doug. Jones vs Von Clay. ID- round lightheavyweight match. Undefeated Jones, top con tender for the light-henry- SATURDAY Television PROGRAM welght tlUe, should cement his rating aninst Clay—a man 7:M Perry Haaea S Dasblr Festare ] he h u defeated twice—but It I Sky Kias Rasrmond Burr In "The Case of "The Prince and The Paimer, will not be eu y . Jones by de Trss Starr m the Spanish Croea.” Mason de Errol Flynn. Hauch Twins cision. (Compiled by Stanley VaadleriB BawHas fends a juyenlle. preyiously con Doable Featam ] Weston. Boxing Illustrated). > TUs Is UCaaa victed of theft. (Repeat) Oeiectiva’ s Dalrr "Town on Trial," John Mills 18:U Hska Tkat Spue 48, R 3 Baaaasa (Color) St. St CharieB Cobure BUMDAT, AUGUST S1«h Wide Warid al SpaHs "The Tax Collector.” leay Cart 1#:M Gaaiinolia • BFD Ma. 1 wright neighbor reluctantly ac 8:88 BuebaU 18 Wslch Mr. Wisard Cheater and Doc Adams team San Francisco Giants va. St. cepts a job as tax assessor and up to nelp a reformed Rruiunan Louis Cardinals The UvIslMa Maa lets authority and money go to keep hia promise to stay out I paaver S Oallatk 8:88 BuebaU 8 his head. (Repeat) or aunfiehls after the erstwhile Yankees va Kansu City leaca FIcIlea Tbeatar BaarUg M's I ,M. BS outlaw. (Repeat) This la Social Secarity MONDAY TO FBIDAT Donald May In “ Scandel Sheet.” Flgbt Of Tbs Week S. M. U 8:18 Clabkous 81 Oardeaer’s Almaaae Pinky la the victim of a black . Mea at Aaaapalis 7:15 Sperta Caaaera $8 1:4> This Week la Sparta mail attempt. (Repeat) I8:S8 Tsmbstoae Territsry Amerieaas Al Work MONDAY. AUGUST 88lh • :M Oheckmata S Came* Tkealer ■ 18:88 Mala Evmit • JOHN L lENNEY 3:M Big Three Theatre "One For the Book.” Best-sell "B O S S of Hang Town Mesa.” TBUBBOAT, AUGUST 81sl Johnny Mack Brown; "Kdue ing author finds her life in dan 18:58 Make Tkat B u re 48, 5$ 7:15 Klags Ot OsIf St ger when she returns to her 11:88 Satarday NIgkt BepoH tS 7 :S8 Saasater, Sports Speetaealar 8 a LEROY NORRIS Hell.” Richard Todd Batarday NIgkl News * Wsalker- BatardayFaatara home town to gather material 8:88 WrestUag. 88 ASSOCIATE "The woman They Almost for a new book concerning an — SD FBIDAT. BBFTBMBBB 1st unsolved murder. (Repeat) HsIlirWoed's Fiaest 48 8:88 18 Pla Clasais M Lynched,” Brian Donlery Tati " — -- 11:18 Doable F u tare tf Adveatare Time sa "The Last Resource.” Tei>enaee •■The Fighter,” Richard Conte. “ Secret Ventare,” Kent Taylor d a i^ le r of a U. S. Mars!____ halls Lee J. Cobb insurance of 411 Kinds Besaeat Theater M aocOentallyocmei killed during a gun- 11:15 Flay Of Tke Wsek $ S:M WrestUag S fight Invotving Billy The Kid. "The World of Sholom Aleich- Bonds BasebaB M (Repeat) fj’;. 3ertnide Berg. Nancy San Francisco Olaata ys. St. Laava It To Baarar I. M. SI Walker 344 N. MAIN STREET Louis Cardinals “Beaver's Secret Life.” Beaver's Doable Fnalare 38 l:M BasehaU • parents become concerned after •^ands of Iwo Jima." Joha PHONE Ml 3-8800 Yankees va. Kanaaa reading entries.in hla diary. (Re- Wayne, John Am r Dance Faity 4S peat) H :*• .WeHd’s Brat Msvlra S EXKNT - 781 BIAIN STREET 4:tS Oalf Tip et Ike 1 ^ U 9:W Tka peanly n. W ^ Dispatch From Reatera.'^ 4:$S TV Bace af O e W M U , 4t "Two-Way Deal.” Man surrend EMward G. Robinson. Eddis Al PHONE Ml 8-5828 4:U Amerieaas at Work H ers his outlaw son to Marshal bert t:W Depaly Dawg S Fry to collect an $1,800 reward. 1:15 Baa F ruolsra Bond S lOirr END S s f t i ^ WreslUag U (Repeat) 1:U Nowo • W e n l b ^ i BLr Fietare M lAwranes Wsik Show 8, 48, $8 "LET THERE BE LIGHT" Wide Werld of Speila «S. U Musical hour featuring Lawrence American top swimmers com- Welk and his Champagne Music Q: I heard that Peggy Lee wtU pete in the IWional AAU Man’s Makers. Swinunlng_ Diylng Cham- tiS8 Hava Qaa WIB Travai 8 have a dramatic role on TV next AND TWIN OAKS pionshipa. Paladin is hired by a rsstaurant season. Is this true? Joan CX Bendesreas Snih Adyenlara • owner to deliver undamaged a A : Yes. She has been signed for OapUda Oallaal fragile commodity—the first plate ELECTRIC I Wratlker, Spatto, Noa glam window to be used in the a dramatic role in a, Dick Powell WHEa BALANGIN6 Walt Ofanay California gold fields. (Repeat) Mystery Theater episode. COMMERCIAL Tates a{ tkc Waal TV Hoar at Start RESIDENTIAL Adyeatare I Briaglag Up Baddy L.T. WOODCO. lee also available at KaaiTs Mar INDUSTRIAL I Pete * Q l^a ket, 548 Middle Tpke. East; Bm - Cookes Bretkera Branaagaa CONTRACTING MiUiea Dollar Meyie ckard’s Atlaatic. 288 Middle Tpke. SERVICE STATION “Thief ot Bagdad,” Sabo. ICE RANT West; Dart’s Dairy, 315 Baat rad Veldts "E w om Center; Buflnl’s Flying " A " , 118 MI 9-5S21 RICHARD V. DVBVC, Prep. port,” Marsha H w 81 BIS8ELL 8TKEET 818 Mddle TpkA East dim Bawle TBns Bnat Frern Main SL Center; OUva’a Esso, 411 Hartford OBIoMI iBgpHeMiB SktlitB BIB M I 8-’m s iway Fatral- A t State Iheater PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 PAGE THREE NAMHIESTER SUNDAY Television PROGRAM TUESDAY Television PROGRAM I n n ' A A g f : U Becial Becarltr 41 comedy star; Necker's Lsaplng Oel^brafGs Birthday Bonus ------\ To Monday nPEM 4SU m .Y •iW The Bis netare 4:44 Big r ie tu e 18 Dalmatians and ths Wasaans, ten S ilt Tewa Ovier Karloff hosL " A ____ . INOOBPOBATI® lailskt Divided City 44 Morocoan ttimbletw, _ _ Today Shew ";on.” Bookdealer uses his I •iW Tha Uhristosben 4lM O n FWth I t Natfsaal Vslvot _ _ ■ 44.' ft Trado-ln Tlnio On 744 Heritee "Four Jacks And A JItt” . Deal im iwiW s—ol Utilriiturs to trap|trap! ftUl-lWtMf W 4 4kly Thlf Is The Itfe . Issues and Aaswer* 44 Liori Martin ia "The XpMemle''. lilt Weethw Amos, Ray Bolger. his uttttuthhil wlfs and I niygtmry-huflpciuw anthol ogy w ltli •>M HaastoBe Of Haa 4:44 Aeeeat I H I TuyloV triee to convince the Bsily Skew 44 hsr two lorers. (Repeat). - ^ I Boris Karloff as host and ooc»- WHOLESAU advealaree la Afriea "The Quggenhetm Collection.” dairymen's association that hoof- 744 “ n e Fighting Ooaat Guard." PLUMBINO and • :U The OhiUlephers _ Guests: Peggy Ouggsnhelm and and-mouth disease exists oa a B u iaeu Hapag* Brian Donlevy. *T B T R S !otat!?' outlaw!* * r r S •:W Uadersteadliuc Oar WerM Thomas Bess, execuUvs editor of nelghhoriag farm, (Repeat). 744 U a iv e n itfa rn e Air 1:14 lUcky aad Bis Friiada 44. M Simon and Luke ia their scheme aettpon OD the N B C -T V N etw ork HEATING SUPPUeS rlsUaa SeMaee Art News magaxine. They will 4:44 Taa Baater Shew 44. 44 iiM Newe 4:H FeBx The Oat 4 t o s ^ Army-bound herd. (Re-1 Monday, S e p t 16 (16-11 pjB. s UvlBs WertI dtsAuu Mrs. Guggenheim’s ctdlee^ "Oalatee" Morgan stage* a con U g U H m « (Color) aU:W Laaip Osle M j Peel Uon Of modem art, housed in her test la London to find aa 'Tdsai 4tl4 Uaptato Boagavea 4:44 Q o M Draw MoGraw 4 $ha’nhrd lUa u|NTT). (The first seapon’s period VISIT OCB SHOWROOM Rel^oua series, with Dr. Oeorgs palace In Venice, Italy. Winston piri." (Bspeat). , „ „ BMahfeaf Tins* P:I4 Ftoyheose M p| wdd pchedulud Tueadpyp) t M n . M A IN ST. XsAWBUM Vs Ws H 444 Hap Bichagda “ Made In Ja— ” Group ^ ------of* men—" ' — — - - * ’ - I I "The Threat." Avenging brother Jumper Beeai 44. : FeOee 44 hnhrDB. Air5 ? 0t o 6 1 1 I der PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERA)LD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 a c Un We G>ming Shows THURSDAY Television PROGRAM ter Hollywood .sai Z:ZZ Psatara Pllm I Baehetor Father SI.-,** MBC-TV h u ccheduled a num- I Tewa Crier "Secrets of A Nurse, Bldmund John Forsythe In "P eter's China ] Lowe, Helen Mack 1 Doll.” Peter attempts to get mar- bar ot new shown to premiere in * Heritsse ried. . .to qualify ... .for adopt; --jtioo of - fer September, sudi as, “Dr. KUdare” TsSay Shew Pepeye Theater (Oeler) t 1 AsrlceltaK News First Shew ZZ seven-yearold Chinese girl. 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LXXX, NO. 279 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MCTNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1961 Only After Peace Treaty West Offers East Reds Demanding Voice Soviet Total Goulart Bares Claim Testing Ban In Any Talks on Germany Geneva, Aug. 28 (iP)-—The United States and Britain of Corrminv Aiiff 28twithout the (BUat) German Demo-^there will have to be bilateral Ulks fered today to negotiate with To Brazil Presidency tjomi, uermanj, AUR. iioyRepublic are unthinkable.” and bilateral agreements on access Russia a nuclear test ban (JP)—The western powers Will The editorial said it should be to West Berlin,” the paper said, demand in the next few days clear now to ever>’body—after the I t added treaty covering even the a conference with the Soviet slamming down of the Iron Cur "We are prepared to give any smallest tactical a t o;m i c Union on the Berlin crisis, tain through Berlin — that Kast- necessary guarantee that rightly weapons. Weat talks are inevitable. Such can be e.xpected from lus against U.S. Delegate Arthur H. Dean Army Chief West German Foreign Minis tallcs would have to be on a peace any violation of the free city made the offer on behalf of the two ter Heinrich von Brentano treaty for both East and West Ger status of W'est Berlin." western powers at the opening of said today. many or, if the West should refuse | The Communist paper added, a critical pha.«e of the deadlocked Brentano told a news con that, a peace treaty with Ea.st i however, that the Red regime 34-monlh-old talks. I Opposed to Germany, the Red organ as.serted. | would demand "guai antees for the At the end of the 90-minute ference talks are needed to Neues Deutschland asserted that I undisturbed peaceful life of our meeting. Soviet D elegate S. K. make clear the positions of if a separate peace treaty Is signed I (East G erm ^l citizeiis guarantees Tsaiapkin. the dav s chairman, both sides before a catastro with East Germany _ as Sovie^ hat > threw cold water iTake-over phe develops. He said it Premier Khrushchev has promised nto a center of we.stern propo.sal, telling news to do by the end of the year — all | the peaceful consti-uction of social- men: » Rio de .laneiro, Brazil, Aug. should be on the foreign min nations' who want to use the land ism in our republic." The Western Allies have always "While arms and military pre- j 28 (/P)—Ranieri Mazzilli, tem ister level. and air links between West Ger paredness arc being increased i many and West Berlin will have to refused to negotiate with the East porary president of Brazil, German government, contending throughout the world, it la naive to Bonn, Germany, Aug. 28 make bilateral agreements on the speak quietly about such technical told Congres.s today the na subject with East Germany. , (/P)—Chancellor Konrad .\de- (Continued on Page Four) measui-e.a." tion’s three military minis nauer wants the West to take "Nobodv should have any doubt, | The only po.ssible way out for ters have refused to permit the conference, the Soviet Dele Vice President .Toao C^ulart the initiative in starting ne gate said, is for it to be merged gotiations on the Berlin with gneral East-West disarma to return to Brazil. crisis, government sources Dc Gaulle Reluctant ment negotiations. said today. They added that "Separation of the two issues is Paris,, Aug. 28 (IP)—“Un unacceptable to the Soviet govern- der the constitutional rules of Adenauer gave instructions ' ment, he declared. to this effect to Wilhelm For the first time since the talks my country I consider myself Grewe, West German ambas Rusk Denies West-4 ] opened on Oct. 31., 1958. the W est the !new president of Braxil,” sador to the United States, at I held out a prospect of a total ban Vice President Joao Goulart on all nuclear tests, including told reporters today. a meeting this morning. ; those too small to be policed by • known long-range detection rneth- Goulart ended a 24-hour si Berlin, Aug. 28 Tb« Five-year-old John Gorton in the Portuguese territories of ' Commi-ssion, says the U.S. should officers, chiefl}’ Belgian, in the A frican. manager of a Wumlngtoa, IM-> (Gonttamed on Page Two) (Continued on Page Thirteen) Newtown died and 4-yearMfd Africa a century ago. end the presemt three-year nuclear Katanga army. There was no interference with sports service testified today h* Richard Daillador was badl.V^in- It primarily affect* Negroes of test ban agreement with the So- There were .some minor clashes press dispatches to foreign cities, distributes by telephone the unof jured when they 'were hit by a the African prortnees- including re-1j Viet U nion. . . . a 28-year-old E ast and a scattering of gun-shots, but but other communications with the ficial winners of horse neea truck driven by Charles Wargo, 29, volt-tom Angola-by repealing the ! German border policeman slips in a U.N. representative .said no- outside world was halted. virtually every major track In the Justified... but Harmful Newtown. native statute tinder which only to West Germany while patroling ; body was hit. The U.N. troops put Godefrois country but nas no bookmakera Wargo was charged with negli natives achieving a certain level of the Iron Curtain border and asks Munongo, Katanga’s strong mam as customers. Albert ToUln, a (In Leopoldville, a United Na partner and general manager of gent homicide and relea.sed on ' education have had full citizenship for political asylum, western bor tions spokesman said the operation and minister of interior under $1,000 bond. rights. TTiis statute never applied, der guards report, .the third vic the Delaware Sporta Service, told was intended to remove all 500 house arrest by surrounding his the Senate Investigations sub Nehru Clarifies Views In Ansonia Friday night, a 70- for instance, to Portuguese India tim of a blood.v shooting spre« b.y foreign officers from Katanga's residence, but Tshombe drove committee that he would eut off year-old resident of a home for (Goa, Damao and Giu). an enraged suitor, Mrs. Gladys army and added: "The operation through the U.N. cordon later and the aged was fatall.v injured when Reinhardt, 41. dies from wounds his service to anyone he knew to Moreira made his announcement is going ahead smoothl.v without be a bookmaker. He said Ilia sub struck by a car while walking on in a speech at the City Hall Stock received S aturday In Memphis, opposition and with the full co (Continued On Page Seven) On Access to Berlin an expressway section of Route 8. Tenn. scribers are professional bettem Exchange. He said Portugal aims who place legitim ate bets >4 race Police said Salvatore Rizzo died "simply to do our duty” In Africa. William Welter. 23. of Chicago, after being admitted to Griffin last of three gunmen accused of tracks and then use l(ls aervice "We feel we have ^ e n right In "to relieve anxiety.” New Delhi, India, Aug. 28 (JP>- ’^some basis of agreement” on the Ho.spltal in Derby. our view of the problem of these killing one policeman and wound Also Strongly Against French Prime Minister Nehru told par' German and Berlin questions. John M organ, 37, of 129 W arner territories, which depend’ in every ing another near Lyndon Station. liament today the sealing oft of “Any agreement should take the St., Waterbury, drowned in I^ake Wis., found injured and helpless 23-YEAR-OLDS FIRST thing technique, education and Washington, Aug. 22 OP)— East and West Berlin by the human approach and riot stick to Lillimonah in Southbury Saturday capital -on the help which they can In a swamp by bloodhounds in one Communist* “in strict law . . . legal niceties,” he said. when he tried to swim to shore obtain from aboard.” he said. of Wl.sconsin's largest manhunts.. Selective Service Director Lew may )>e justirfled. but from every He .said It is “not proper for me after the motor on his boat failed. It is necessary for Portugal to Mavor Thomas GangemI declares Algerian Rebels Pick is B. Hershey figured today that point of -view it is a harmful to sugge.st a solution," but the Anthony M artinka, 163 Leaven increase settlement of Africa, the a state pf emergency in Jerse.v until next summer he can *t$ck thing.” powers involved should gel to w orth St.. Shelton, died la.st night minister said, ”by European Por-1 City. N. J.. as work crews strug- to calling up only 2S-year- 1 .,' M." ' . ^ V
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