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VOL. LXXX, NO. ^37 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1961 (Clualfled Adverttslng on Page 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS eS. purveys Defenses State News Roundup Footprints Spur Hunt As Reds Boost Forces Mother Shoves.

Washington, July 10 (^P)— Child to Safety, Secretary of Defense Robert Killed by Train S. McNamara, noting that For Denise Sullivan: Russia intends to increase Groton, July 10 (fl*)— The military spending, today an­ )(ew Haven Railroad train nounced the United States is bore down on Mrs. Agatha taking another look at its de­ Bouchard, her husband, four Jeep Posse fense program, children and sister-inMaw as Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev announced in Moscow last they were looking for the week that Russia haa suspended teys to their car. Seareh in g plans to cut Soviet armed forces TTie husband, his sister and by more than one million men In three of the youngsters dashed to view of the world situation. safety yesterday from the cause- McNamara said that “the wayjat Bebe’s Cove between Mys­ Utah Mesa simplest precaution calls for still tic "and Noank. another examination of our de­ Mrs. Bouchard, 37, of 118 Bing­ fense posture." he added: ham St., New Britain, showed her Moab, Utah, July 10 (JP)— "Currently we are as strong—If youngest child out of harm’s way Small footprintvS and a bundle not stronger—than any potential and started to run. She slipped of clothing on a desolate mesa aggressor. and fell on the tracks. ’The Boston-bound train, the spurred search parUes today "But In the face of the inescapa­ in the hunt for 15-year-old ble realities that confront im, such Bay State Express, struck and as threats to dispossess us' of our killed the mother. Denise Sullivan, Rockville, righUul presence In B^lin, we can Train engineer William Noonan Conn., who was kidnaped a do no less than re'examine our of' New Haven told police he had' no chance to stop the train before week ago by a man who killed needs. This we.af-p doing." It struck Mrs. Bouchard. her mother. McNamara'a statement gave no The Bouchards had been clam­ Despite. the discovery, there Indication'of what new steps the ming and fishing at the cove .seemed little chance that the girl Kennedy administration might when they missed the car keys could have survived six days in the take to bolster defenses. and began the search that led to •scorching desert country. " Shortly before McNamara’s an­ tragedy. Sheriff John Stocks said the nouncement, Roswell L. Gilpatric, leads raLsed hopes of finding the deputy secretary of defense, had 3 Robbern Get $306 ■girl but he added, "I still think Informed a Senate Appropriations she'll he found dead.” subcommittee that President Ken' East Hartford, July 10 {JP)— Tile Salt Lake Tribune .said the nedy had cidled for a new appraiS' ’Three men held up the East Hart bundle of clothing, a pair of men’s al of U.S. fighting power in the ford Howard Johnson Motel on gray work pants, some .shorts and light of the Berlin c ^ is . Main St. early today and escaped a red and brown, shirt . were ENer since the Berlin crisis be­ with 3306 in a Jight fo r d Thun wedged between two rocks on the gan heating up again a month ago, derbtrd. .'. northwest rim of Polar Mesa — an there has been speculation 'that . I t The aimed robbery op-the motel area north-east of here where the Kennedy might order some form office took place at ap]n«ximate- chief su.spcct in the kldnap-slaying o f mobilization to alert the Amer­ ly 3:55 a.m., according to assistant reportedly stayed for three days ican people to the gravity of . the chief of Police Joseph J. Clccalone. aflef the July 4 abduction. situation and to warn Khrushchev Night manager Jack LeMay The footprint.s were spotted in that the United States intends'to told police two men walked into the same general area. back up i,ta firm stand against be­ the motel office early today. As The Tribune said Mrs. Nathan - ing ousted from West Berlin. Mildred Glllars, Axis Sally of World War II, leaves the women’s he got up, he noticed the taller of Ince, a cook at remote Polar Mesa Over the weekend, the House reformatory at Alderson, W. Va., today. (AP Photofax). the two holding a gun. The 6-foot­ mining capip, told investigators foreign affairs committee made A large capsule is administered to Kita by Dr. William K. Applehof, Detroit Zoo associate curaVor, in er said, “ Get the money.” a battle to save the life of the baby elephant who swallowed a rubber ball tossed by an admirer. that Abel B. Ara'gon, 35, of Price, public testimony from Gen. Laurie LeMay took the cash from tha Utah, an unemployed World War Norstad, commander of Allied (AP PHotofax), register, handed it to the men, , 1 ...... ■ . - ...... ______II hero, was seen periodically for Forces in Europe, that he feels the ^Hello, GangP ’They dashed to a waiting "Light time has oome for a quiet building three days by 20 miners at the Ford Thunderbipd” with the -third camp. She said ^,Afseemed up of strength “that would go a man behind the wheel and sped In Mozambique Channel nervous and stayed’ to himself, but long way toward passing the Ber­ awky. Elephant Kita lin ball back to Mr. Khrushchev." once approached her and asked, McNamara noted in his state- Axis Sally,-60, Did yhu hear a woman scream- ____ - — ihg?” ment that the'Soviet tinlon had Turns Worse, Aragon, wiirner of the Na'vy once announced intentions to re­ Hartford, July 10 (/P)—’Die State 237 Dead, Missing duce Soviet force levels from 3,- Cross for 'valor, shot himself to Motor Vehicle Department’s dally death last FMday night when FBI 623,000 to 3,423,000 men by next record of automobile fatalities as Gets Penicillin year. He said Khrushchev on Sat­ Released on Parole agents stopped hlz car to question of last midnight and tha totals on him. Investigators linked him to urday abandoned this aim “which the'samlSniSW'Tairyear: Detroit, July 10 (AT— Kita, the the world bad greeted as an en­ InSh ip Blasts-Fire the slaying of Mrs. Jeannette Sul­ 1960 1961 1,100 pound baby elephant who livan, 41, the wounding of a vaca­ couraging omen,” Alderson, W. Va,, July 10

—Owondered aloud to the GIs what Killed ...... 113 127 swallowed an admirer’s rubber “Nothing which has developed in Mildred Gillars—the "Axis Sally” their girls back home were doing tion companion, Charles Booth- ball, took a turn for the worse to­ royd, 55, also-of Rock'vUle, and the the United States or the free world of World War II—walked out of Her broadcasts also were aimed at Lourenco Marques, Mozambique,❖ landed at various points and would day and was given penecillin federal prison after 12 years to­ raising the prestige of the Ger- Extended Foreca»t icldnaping of, Denise. July 10 UP) —The Portuguese A^ar- be hard to round up. shots. Boothroyd is recovering ftom (Ooattnned on Page Five) day with a flourish. She is now 60 man Army. Windsor Locks, July 10 UP)—The The Portugue.se Army still had Frank G. MeInnis, director of years old. She was brought to the main U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley itime Ministry announced today face -wbunds. not iasued an announcement giving the Zoological Park Commission, ’The Tribune said jeep poses The starring voice' of Nazi gate of the U.S. 'Women’s Reform Field Issued this extended Con 237 persons are dead or missing any official information. said Kita was given the penicillin propaganda broadcasts was still atory here by Lt. Helen Elngland neetlcut forecast today for today members reported the small foot­ and presumed dead from the Helicopters were ferrying the in­ In an effort to clear up an infec­ prints looked as if whoever made U.S. Spy in Sky the actress. For more than a minute she ges­ through Saturday: g^rounded and burning Portuguese jured and other survivors to Beira tion in her esophagus. A reporter asked for a state­ tured and talked with her eecort Temperatures will average MeInnis said a swelling in the them was being pulled along. ship Save. Most were African and Lourenco Marques. Light air­ Other footprints, which they said ment on her first reaction. Miss while a group of newsmen waited about 2 to 4 degrees below normal Negro passengers. craft were trying to land .on the elephant's esophagus was noticed Fizzles on Pad (iiillars replied; impatiently outside the gate wdth little day to day change. today when Kita was fed through were similar to some known to ’The 2,037-ton transport wa-s beach at low tide, and small boats have been made by Aragon, svqre .. "Well after some 15 years in Normal temperature range . In swept onto a sandbar in a storm v.-ere searching the area for .#urvi- a tube. prison, what am I supposed to She seemed to enjoy the center stamped in the sandy clay. . stage immensely, the Hartford area is from a low o f Saturday in the Mozambique vors. He said "There’s an inflamation say?" about 62 to a high of around 86. The region had been seardhed In 3rd Failwe Finally, her sister and brother- Channel, off southeast Africa, >.nd Rescue parties also were making there and we don’t like it. We Although she said 15 years, she Precipitation should total about a series of explosions ripped the may h®ve quite a problem oh our actually has been in the reforma­ in-law rushed through newsmen one half to three fourths of an their way ovferland to the isolated (Continued on Fags Five) Point Arguello, Calif., July 10 and opened the oar door. Miss Gil hull and engulfed her in flame.4. area. hands. If we don’t halt the in­ tory only since 1949. inch as showers about Thursday flamation we may not be able to UP)—^The United States’ first at­ lars immediately threw her arms The ministry said there were The Save, named for a river in That’s as far as she would go. and perhaps FYiday. 490 person.s aboard the ship, in­ force feed her.” tempt to launch a missile-alarm She was hustled into the car of a around her sister in a long and Mozambique, had sailed from fond embrace. cluding a 44-man crew, and tiiat Lourenco Marques with troops, Kita ate two gallons of a mix­ satellite Into an orbit that would sister, Mrs. E. E, Niemihen of 2.53 were saved, some of them suf­ ture of oatmeal, brown .sugar, Ashtabula, Ohio and was driven Mrs. Nieminen quickly steered 6 New Lieutenants laborers and military supplies for have taken It over Russia' failed Hartford, July 10 OP)—The ap­ fering injuries. calls at northern ports in the honey and liver protein yesterday. off. . her toward their waiting car some It was her first food since Kita Bulletins spectacularly today when the 98- pointment of six new lieutenant.^ Estimates of the total aboaid sprawling East African colony. Miss Glllars was convicted of 25 yards away. previously had been ranged above swallowed a bail that rolled into foot projectile failed to lift from treason in March 1949 and was TTie newsmen had little chnace in the State Police Department Mozambique is largely under her pen at the Belle Isle Children s Gulled from AP Wires its launching pad. was announced today by Commis­ 500. Some of the passengeis sentenced to ftpm 10 to 30 years. to get in a word. Her stride was were troops, others were nine 'la­ military control and Portugal has Zoo Thursday. ’The launching of Midas III fiz­ She was released on parole today. fast and determined. She parried sioner Leo J. Mulcahy. been pouring troops into the coun­ The ball lodged in her throat and zled at 8:59 a.m. P.D.T They are: borers. SPAHN FORD As Axis Sally, she conducted questions with a'"W hat?” or -with ’The disaster stnick near the try to prevent a nationalist upris'- zoo officials feared for her life. vs. Observers on a hilltop 10,000 propaganda broadcasts for the a wide smile. Lt. Edward C. Steele, Meriden Ing like that raging in the sister Dr. William K. Appelhof, Detroit San Francisco, July 10 UFh— feet away saw a great sheet of who entered the department train­ Linde River Estuary of northi'.rn Veteran southpaws Warren Naz'oi during World War II beam­ She said she could not say Mozambique. colony of Angola. Zoo veterinarian, finally managed flame burst around the base of ed to American troops overseas whether she was going into a ing school in 1940, received an hon­ One report from Lourenco to poke tire ball past her throat Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves th^ projectile. ’This died out a sec­ orable mention award in 1950 for It was thought that many of the and Whltey Ford of the New played sentimental recordings and mi.sifing 'mvam safely ashore but Marques said about 200 Portu- into her stomach Saturday. ond later and was followed by a and Americans at home. She (Continued on Page Four) his work in the Woodbury bank guese-African soldiers and 300 A f­ York Yankees were selected to­ huge puff of black smoke, indi­ robbery and haa been serving as But Kita, who came here a,year rican civilians were aboard the ago, refused to swallow because day as the starting pitchers In cating that'ignition of the power- acting lieutenant in charge of Save. But other reports said as tomorrow’s all-star game at / ful 360,000-pound thrust rocket Troop H, Hartford, since July 26, of a faw, swollen throat. She was many as 700 persons might have force fed yesterday with a hose Candlestick Park. Fo.iti’s selec­ engine had failed. Shimmer to Sleep In 19,59. News Tidbits been aboard. tion, had'been a virtual certainty A great plume of white smoke Lt. Walter P. Stecko, Hampton, Earlier, attendants hosed down her The mouth of the Linde River is throat with ice water in an effort since thq 3’2-year-old lefthander erupted from the nose of Midas « ' - who haa been, with the department from the AP Wires has a spjei:tacular 16-2 record ' - HI’S first stage Atlas booster as 10 miles south of (^uelimane on to reduce the swelling and keep her since 1947 and served as com­ the coast of Mozambique. High from dehydrating. this sea.<(on. The choice of Spahn, technicians began purging it of manding officer of the training ■however,Was a surprise since highly explosive liquid oxygen, ap­ academy since July 7, 1959. Teamsters head James R. Hoffa the 40-year-old had lost his last at Lunjch, (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Eleven) parently in an effort to prevent a Lt. Vincent J. O’Brien, New says his union will be back In four decisions and has an 8-11 , disaster. Haven, with the department since ARy-CIO within six months— “un­ record. It worked. As the- smoke and 1947 and in the Detective Division less those who are in labor move­ fumes cleared away, the bird could sine'e 1952. ment desire to have weakened fed-- To Aid Commuters, Railroads KCSK ASSAILS REDS be seen resting apparently imdam- Glitter for Dinner Lt. Thomas C. Leonard,- North eration"—during "Meet the Press” Washington, Jidy 10 (/P)—Secre­ aged on its seaside launching pad Haven, who entered the depart­ TV show. . .Executive secretary \ tary of State Dean Rusk today 150 miles north of Los Angeles. ment in 1938 and has been serv- of the National Association,for-the-j-| accused the Soviets o( plunging Advancement of .Colored People If the launching had been suc­ « y JEAN SPRAIN WILSON ❖ teatime wear.' For evening everj'- the globe into a long-term crisis cessful, the 30-foot-long . Midas ' (A.P.-Faahlon Writer) . (Continued oil Pago Five) Roy Wilkins in Philadelphia -says Bush Calls for Repeal by seeking to “ liniiose a world of one went all out for sequins, beads President Kennedy “ has ma'de an -..-.-seteilite would have gotten its first New York, July 10 (Ah—Sparkle and crystals. Even the usually re­ coercion” upon all others. Rusk look at Russian territory in. about error” in falling to prod Congress said: “ The underlying crisis of for breakfast—twinkle for lunch— strained Norell balded some of his for new civil rights legislation. . . three hours. ’The second stage of glitter for dinner—and shimmer (o bony- models skin-tight from, neck Of 40% Rail Fares Tax our generation arises from the sleep in. Captives Want United" States calls on Soviet fact that -tha Soviet Union did not to shins until they slithered like Union and other signers of 12-na- (Oontinued on Page Three) ’That’s the fashion fare the ■ in­ glow worms along the runway. join the United Nations in fact tion Antarctic ’Treaty to honor Its as well as in form, and lend it­ ternational Silk Association served Moreover, a pair of Norell pa­ provisions for unlimited inspection Washington, July 10 (Ah — Sen.' Bush, in his remarks toda.v, said here last night at the dinner which jamas—black and white man- T6^ Start Oivn Prescott Bu.sh, R-Conn.,- today tlie tax on pa.ssenger fares "wa.s a self -to the (peaceful) commit­ opened fashion press week activi­ of continent to make sure pact is ments they and the rest of us Air • Force Grabs tailored shirt and slim trousers-^' being observed. proposed legislation that would wartime measure designed to dis­ ties sponsored by the New York were so aglow with' sequins that give the New Haven Railroad and courage travel as well as to raise made in the midst of a great couture group. Tractors Fund Soviet Union rejects new British other rail lines that may be sub­ war. The possession of power Discoverer Cone they put Thomas Edison’s old compromise proposal aimed at ie\enues. More than 200 j of the nation’s ject to reorganization, relief from was transformed once more to faqhioned electricity to .shame. - breaking deadlock that has halted "Like other, wartime ■’oxcise.s, it amhitlon for more power,” fashion editors scribbled furiously The fabrics on the silk cos- Miami, Fla., July 10 (>P) — A 10- I the 10 per cen^, excise tax on pas­ has lingered oh, although ..the need Back from Orbits as they sampled a smorgasbord of mah Cuban prisoner negotiating 14-power Geneva conference on senger fares. Laos. . .Edward T. McCormick, to discourage ti'avel has disap­ ELKS EUSCT WALL costumes in'sHk. (Continued on Page Two) team, saddened by action of the "Relipf from the 10 per cent tax peared." Hlckam Air Force Base, Ha­ Many were by couturiers Scaasi, American Tractors-for-FVeedom president of the American Stock on passenger fares is a first, step Miami Beach, Fla., July 10 waii, July 10 (/PH—Air Force fliers Sanni, Vera Maxwell and Norman Committee, said today it would Exchange, tells Congress he “ will which the federal government Bush said relief "Fi-om this IMlIiam. A. Wall, 56-year-oId who plucked another Discoverer Norell, of New Yo'rk. as well as stack honesty and efficiency” of should now take to put the rail­ burden.some tax" would 'be *of West Palm Beach, Fla., business sSek State Department permission that c, h n g e’s technicians I ' : nose cone from the sky on Its re­ Californians. Werle, Irene and Gus­ 63 Firemen Injured to sanvass for funds. e X a roads into a better competitive po­ .sub.stantial benefit to the railroad man, today .was elected grand turn from space hoped today that tave Tassell-^esigners who do not against tho.se anywhere in coun­ sition,” Bush said in remark^ pre­ and of great assistance to the exalted ruler of the Benevolent TTie American Committee an­ try, during stock protie hearing.. . the n4xt aerial decovery “gives us ordinarily preview their collections nounced it would retiirn unopened pared for delivery on the Senate trustees who will be aflpointed’ by and Protective Order of Elks. In 12 j Hour Blaze Newburgh, Y., tightens up on something that wiggles." durjng the couture group mem­ Vi'l ' ______70,000 letters sent to It for the floor. the federal TOurt, in their efforts Wall was not opposed. His elec­ Airmen at this mid-Paciflc base its aid to needy and brings resig­ 'The Connecticut Republican to put the New Haven back on a tion was the fln t order of- busi­ bers’ semi-annual press week. Mount Vernon, N. Y., July 10 (IP)— praetor purchase fund. Maiiy l i ­ said they were confident they Nevetheless the costumes by any ters presumably contained con­ nation of Welfare Commlssipner said: sound opei'B.ting basis. ness before some 12,000 dele­ could retrieve any capsule that designer's name were much the A smoky, 7-alarm fire that burned tributions. ; John O’Connell. ‘-‘By heavily subsidizing compe­ “It should benefit the 30,000 gates gathered here for the could be brought back into the same in terms of elegance, with out of control for 12< hours Satur­ Ulises Carbo, spokesman for'the Geh. Douglas MacArthur, trav­ tition from the highways and air­ commuters in my state who must 97th grand lodge convention of Earth’s atmosphrere. "But next emphasis - placed "on the fabric day night and early yesterday in­ 10-man group, s^d his delegation eling this time in sty\e, returns to ways, the federal government is re­ trevel on the New Haven to and the 1,300,000-member fraternal time," said one, “please, let’s have rather than the dress, silhouette. jured at least 63 firemen and caused was saddened by the committee Panay Island In his tour ht battle­ sponsible, • in large part, for the from tlieir 'jobs. It may make un­ order. He will take office, at tha j something alive in there. These Here and.Uiere in the show a an estimated $500,000 damage. One action. It accused Fidel Castro of grounds in Philippines he made fa­ plight in which the New Haven and necessary or at least limit in closing session Thursday. | instruments are getting routine.'' model wore a terse little black day­ fireman was in serious condition. bad faith in demanding 500 heavy mous irt World War II. . .Peace other rail carriers find them­ amount, future increases in pas­ Discoverer XXVI’e instrument- time dress. But it was as prosaic The blaze started in the base­ duty tractors in exchange for 1,- Corps to establish its first overseas selves.” senger fares - fares which already TSHOMBE ASKS PARLEY jammed nose cone was snagged in as a postal amidst a collection of ment of the H. L. Green Variety 197 prisoners from the April inva­ field training center in Puerto Rico, ....The New Haven Friday peti­ tend to discourage rather than l.eopoidvllle, The Congo, July ^ the air by a C119 recovery plane Christmas cards. Store .at 6:45 p.m. Saturday ahd sion attempt on Cuba. R. Sargent Shriver, corps director tioned for, reorganization un.der promote travel by rail?.. " 10 (/PV—Katanga President Moise yesterday as the space packet In fact, most of the dresses were was not declared under control “ Naturally we think that money at New York, reports. . .Sen.' the Federal Bankruptcy Act. The 'i'shombe has assured the parachuted 270 miles northwest , of Kenneth B. Keating, R-N. Y., dis­ Bush said he was aiyare that United Nations he now accepts decorated as if they Were expen­ juntil 6:^5 a.m. yesterday. was gdvm by people who wanted petition 'was promptly approved by bills affecting revenues must epn- Hawaii. The twin-engine plane, sive Yule cards. For example, a Flames threatened nearby build­ freedom for our fellow prisoners closes that Secretary of Treasury Federal Judge Robert P. Alnderson in principle the necessity for re­ one of eight circling over the im­ C.-Douglas Dillon is “ taking sec­ stUutionaily be Initiated in the convening the Congo’s nstlonal splash o f glitter garnished the ings but 500 firemen succeeded in in Cuba,” carbo said. in New Haven, .Conn. \ House.' However, he said he was pact area, made the catch on its neckline of a floaty pink cloud of ond look” at his proposal for Issu­ parliament, a top U.N. envoy keeping the fire ''from spreading. Under the original timetable, the When ,the ' -petition was filed, introducing the bill in the Senate first pass with its trailing tri>ipeze- a houMcoat-designed by Christian ’The 3-«tory variety store at 44 4th men were to return to Cuba tqday. ance of “space bonds.” George Alpert, New Haven presi­ said today. But Tshombe Insisted llke hooks. The recover^ came Dior to go with breakfast toast and dent, criticized the federal govern­ so that the (Committee on Finance in weekend negotlstions qn have Ave. was in thq heart of thq down­ However, Carbo. said thire jiad French alpinists rescue Swiss would be jirepared to act immedi­ Just 39 minutes aftei|^„.the capsule Coffee. ment for what he called inequit­ ing a preliminary meeting'wltl| town business section. ' been no message, from the Castro clirnber - stranded on 9,500-foot ately after a House | bill ■was re­ was kicked loose fr0)n space ovpr And Sarml, Scaasi and Esteves high ledge of Ai)(uille De Dru able treatment of railroads. He President Joseph Kasavuhu' aiUl Firemen said intense smoke was government recently 1-and he be- ferred to it. He said Rep. A hn^ Kodiak, Alaika. generously aprinkled silvery snow caused by large quatiUtles of plas- tleyes there will be no difficult^' in Peak, near CTiamonlx, France, said ths government subsidizes oth­ pro-Lumumba leader .Aatfdae flakes on candy colored chiffon, obtaining an lextensioh of one pr since rock iBUda Thursday -kllllBd er means of transportation but Olzenga to prepare tke ftana4- lOoBtfaraed oa Fage Two) satin u d georgette postjmiei^^for ^ (Oontiniied on Pago Four) two weake. i, his brother. does not do so for railroads. (Oontinued on FAgn TtmeX . work. I r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.) MONDAY, JULY 10, 1961 jPAGBTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1961

garment workers, of course, but To Aid Commuters, Railroads they likewise have to be cleaned Bolton Tides, Wiiidg, 60-61 Building imd pressed. Make-up men and COMING THURSDAY hair-dressers account for other Weather Sheinwold on Bridge skills, not'to mention wig-makers. Top Past Year Bush Calls for Repeal Even shoes (which- are usually Ronson Heads Slate Windsor Locks, July 10 (JPi—The “ THE W AY period design) have to be made U. S. Weather Bureau marine ad­ and repaired by leather-workers. visory for today: D O t r r BE CAT y* By $914,744 C - 0 - V - D IN BRIDGE PLAY / Then you have to haVe.„ office Tidea along the Connecticut Of 10% Rail Fares Tax SEE WEDNESDAY’S HERALD FOB FUIX DETAILS I HEARD IT” ' help, and that accounts for still Picked by Democrats shore will be high between 9:30 By Alfred Shelnowld// Manchester's overall building another skill. So you see there are and 10:30 tonight. Tomorrow morn­ It's quite all right tiybelieve faicrbssi^ by $914,744 for the 1960- 0 3 4 (Continned fyom Page One) by John Gruber a great many people Involved, A slats of candidates, has been ing. Udea will be high between 9:30 that thero’a more than one way to 61 fiscal year over the pretrloua calling a meeting of local cham­ most of whom_ are never seen by and 11. kill a cat. Just make au^ that you year’s mark, it was reported in bers and business groups for chosen by the Democratic Town ^ Q J ^0 7 Slbal, R-Ootm., •would Introduce a the audience. Commute* for presentation to the Low tide at Old Saybrook Is at aren’t the cat. / - the yearly glid in g department re­ Thursday In New Haven. Most scenery is rented for Hart­ party Wednesday at an 8 p.m. 3 :30 this afternoon and again at 4 How should you play this hand port released recently. obmpanlori bill in ike House. “There Isn’t any panic,” explain­ ford productions. but it may come caucus in the Community Hall. a.m. tomorrow. Sunset today la at to make four firoffts? Should you The total of $7,942,873 In build­ Meanwhile, hi West Hartford, ed Joseph B. Burns, president of 8:28 p.m.; aunrise .tomorrow at try a stralrirf finesse or a round­ the state chamber. from Texas or California, and is Heading the slate is' Bruce l ? * 1 5 ing was noted in a report submit­ Oomn., the Trafllc Committee of So far aa I have been ;able to< very complicated procedure, in­ usually in need of some repairs Ronson, candidate for first select­ 5:28 a.m. about Bwindle? , ted by Assistant Building Inspeo- Nevertheless, he said. It appears dUcover, Rudolph Bing of the volving skills- that the patron wheni.it arrives. The proper skills Boating weather fOr' Long Island One mfihod Is to vrtn the first , the Manufacturers Association of that the first thing the trustees will * flOUTH tor Ernest H. McNeill. men. t r lc k ^ t h the ace of spades and Metropolitan has still not re­ doesn't think about at all. Most of must be at hand, even though ■glC K E TS .. Others are Stanley Pa'tnode, In- Sound to Montauk Point and Block Highlights of the building were Connecticut called an emergency do Is decide where the railroad can “ You.Can Taste ’The QuaUty” solved his arguments with the the personnel are musicians, of they are not constantly needed. Island:^Northwest winds through lead^ diamond to finesse the ten O AKQJ7 6 2 189 one-family dwellings totaling meeting for today to study affects make money and where It cannot. ciimbent, selectman; Joseph Lefe- «n your hand. If this finesse various unions In New York, and course, but did you realize that Some scenery is actually designed bvre,' -town treasurer; Vincent Tuesday but variable In direction 0 It Q 10 $2,481,950; three new schools—two Industry of tho New Ha-ven “ Some of these decisions can se­ ao we don't know as yet what the the singers and the instrumental­ and built here for the Hartford In'^hltemoon-hours. Velocities 6 to .T jrks, you will be sure of two dia­ A 8 4 Railroad’s reorganization. riously affect local communities, Routes 6 & 44A Cgnvvu KrZesickiV'-.-tax collector; Horace mond tricks, enough for .your con­ parochial and one state institu­ forthcoming season .will be a j the ists belong to different unions, for offerings. Grudfcn, board^of assessors; WaK 15 knots. Visibility 6 miles or mm Wstt North 8^ tion of learning—totaling $2,143, An association spokesman said both in passenger and freight sen’- old establishment on Broadway. example ? In fact, the sets for Aida and ter Treskhuk, Willard BiUlfigs, but lower In early morning hpiirs. tract. Pass Pas* ^*** ^ ^ 000; and $1,071,323 for 863 altera­ there 'was fear among 2,000 mem­ ice,'” he said. The Chamber ■will This long drawn out hassle re­ It is the multiplicity of other Norma, in next season's offerings, Fair except a few acattered/Show- Another method is -to run art attempt to evaluate what might board of finance; Robert Murdock, trumps after •winning the first ^'opentaf ksd^4 Q tions and additions. bers that" reorganization may re­ minds me that very few people are skills, that make the picture con­ will be wholly Hartford efforts. Vincent Krzesickt, Mrs,'-IHeanor e n this evening. Other items listed Included 10 sult in a single effort to repair the happen and channel the voice of aware just how many different fusing. Take the matter of scenery, Norma will be an all new produc­ Marine observations: sp a^ trick. Then lead the king of the business community through ChuriUa, board of education ;''Oscar diamonda and hope that the jack multi-family dwellings, 100 units New Haven’s fiscal problems with­ trades are involved in an operatic for'example. It is constructed by tion. while Aida will utilize sets Kreyhig, four-year term, and John Block Island: Tenjpbrature 65 (housing for the elderly) at $896,- out gliing “real thought” to im­ one source, he said. production. J had some idea, but carpenters, but it is painted by Montauk Point: W | ^ west aouth- of diamonda will drop. Many an king of diamonds, the opponents ■The economic well-being of Con­ constructed a few years back. Walsh, two-year term, board of tape Opponent will unguard the, jack of will know Just What they muat 0(X); Thirty-four private gaxagos, proved service to customers. even I was amazed when Frank scenic artists in accordance with Altogether, you'll find there may review. . weSt-S knots, 'virtblltty 2 miles In necticut requires that the viewpoint barametery89.80, temperature diamonda under, the Impression, save, to defeat you.' You will have $47,150;. seven comraetreial build­ He said the association mem­ Pandolfi .(Hartford operatic im­ designers who represent still an­ be anywhere from 50 to 7() people Constable candidates are Joseph ings, $501,000; one gasoline sta­ bers are the largest users of the of business Interests throughout the EXTRA presario) informed me that he other trade. It is moved to and 63. . that his spades or clubs are more neither the finesse nor the squeeze state be effectively channeled to involved in a production, that the Liefebvre, Edward Meloche, Robert to help you. tion, $21,0(K); three industrial railroad’s freight service. had to make contracts with 16 from the theater by truckers, and audience will never see. New Haykiil^-Tamperature 69, irsduable. the appropriate governing body of Murdock and Irvin Dupre. Mor­ wind n o ^ e a s t 3 ^ o t a , visibility Either method may work. I Dally Question buildings, $42,100; one church Judge Anderson has declined to different unions in Hartford. Yes, is erected by "grips.'' lighted by An'd there will be well over a timer Harlow and William ■ And- building, $280,000; one warehouse, say anything about trustees whom the railroad,” Burns said In his In HOURS that's right, 16. electricians, and dressed by prop­ H mile In fog. would recommend the straight As 'dealer, you hold: Spade—6, hundred who are seen. Co-ordinat­ rolevich are candidates for the Heart—A K Q J 7 8 2, Diamond— $2,500; three swimming pools, he will name Aug. 1. Published re­ yltation to the meeting. Thus, you can see that mount­ erty men. " ing all their efforts is the pro­ finesae og^dnst .expert opponents, In addition to protecting the In bbard of fire commissioners. To'wn T and the squeeze against weaker K Q 10, Club—8 4, What do you $28,840; 85 signs, $22,117: one of­ ports mention Aipert among pos­ ing an operatic production is a Costumes are j>repared by ducer's job, but in opera he is re­ p la cin g commission candidates fice building, $40,000; and 16 sible choices. terests of local communities during players. No guarantee goes ■with say 7 the reorganization. Bums said ferred to as an impressario, for are Holland Meloche and Clifford Coventry Answer: Bid one heart. A shut­ fences at $3,711. Others reported as possible some reason or other. Actually either attempt, but either gives business will ha'^ to give some Magnuson. William Sitzy an^ you alreasonable chance. out bid of four hearts might cost Also, one pumping station trustees have been Anthony F. Ar- Frank Pandolfi, who does this work Horace Gruden are the town copf- (Town) at $1,892; two pumping pala of Branford, former chair­ support to the railroad by giving FntUe PUy you a slam. locally, bears the title of executive mittee choices for the public l o w ­ For Shelnwold's 36-page book­ stations (Eighth District) at $40,- man of the Interstate Commerce it more freight to carry, where pos­ The one sure way to go down la sible. The meeting will be held at director of the Connecticut Opera ing commission. ^ Skinner Farm let, "A Pocket Guide to B rld^,” 250; two relocations of buildings, Commission; John W. Barrlger, Association. The Dernocrlrtie committee has to let the opponents In on your president of- the Pittsburgh & 2:30 p.m. in the New Southern Stop (k Shop givot Top Valuo Stamps^ seqiiets.’'Lead a diamdnd from the send 50c to Bridge Book, The $2,200; and miscellaneoua build­ As if coordinatii^ these skills endorsed Republican Dalrid Too- Manchester Evening Herald, Box ings, $57,020. Lake Erie Railroad and a former New England Telephone ciompany were not enough. Frank goes to mey for re-election as town clerk. Auction Slated dummy at the second trick and New Haven idee president; and J. building. then go' into a trance ■while you 3318, Grand Central Sta., N. T. 17, Forty-nine affidavits ($192,811) Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Step Right Up.... tho Stamp with tho Goldon Guarantoo! Europe to hear new singers with Nominations may be made from and ^48 demolitions of buildings Frank Doolan of Hamden, former A spokesman for the manufactur a view to utilizing them here in the madee up your mind whether or not N. Y. -’That may be an entrance to a circus, but those merchants are talking about the entrance to their the floor Wednesday. The selectmen will conduct a (Copyright 1961, General Fes- (sssesM d 'value minus $115,742) executive ,vlce president of the ers committee said that this group future. He's there at present, and to^inesse the ten. carnival in Manchester Thursday. Friday and Saturday, the Carnival of Savings sales promotion “ had a lot of oldtlmers on it who Republicans are also scheduled public auction at 7 p.m. ^ u rsday tunri & rp.) was also noted. New Haven. he'll have to remember what they to caucus this week. Interest In If you do this and then play the being sponsored by the retail diirislon of the Chamber of Commerce and the Parkade Merchants Meanwhile, the business com­ have been through-this thing (rail­ on the towTi-o'wned property at the Association. James DeRocco, manager of Sears In the Parkade, tells Bruce Watkins, carnival sound like a couple of years from the GOP affair tomorrow at 8 p.m. oonier of Ripley Hill Rd. and Rt. munity of Connecticut moved on road trusteeship) before.” They now when he is assembling a cast in Community He.ll centers on the chairman Sylvester McCann, and John J. Sullivan, who will supply 10,000 balloons for the sales event, two fronts today to show Its con­ are just going to look the situation 31 to dlspost of the Skinner fSrm how merchants will move their wares outdoors (weather permitting) to booths for the sale. (Her­ for some opera as yet unplanned. board of education race. William house, barn, and othet outbuild Shimmer to Sleep In ^ 3,000 Attend cert for maintaining and improv­ over to see what needs to be done, He'll l.ave to decide whether this ald photo by Satemls). Grunske, Dr. Peter Oram, John Inga ing service on the New Haven he said. tenor's voice is large enough to McCarrick, Albert Pullo, Robert Buildings to be auctioned off Ri^Iroad during Its trusteeship , Meanwhile, the railroad contin­ balance that soprano, and if it is. Dixon and Mrs. Francis Cusson shall be q p ^ to the public for in- Circus Shows Perel and son, Crystal Lake, El- under the bankruptcy act. ued to operate under Its old maq- whether or not they will both blend are competing for the two four- ^eoUjMr from noon to 4 pjn. Rockville-V emon lington. The Connecticut State Chamber agement pending the appointment satisfactorily in duets. And he'll year terms open on- the school Twinkle at Lunch^ of (Commerce announced It was i of a trustee or trustees, have to recall whether some other lay. Nearly 3,000 children and adults board. Dr. Laura Toomey and John Successful bids must be accom­ from Manchester and surrounding Vernon and TalcottvUIe news Is bass is best employed as a cotpic Harris seek the two-year term. handled by Hie Herald’s Rockville or as a villain. > /0 panied by cash or check at the area responded to the lure of the 15 Apply for School Post time of the sale; all purchases Bureau, 5 W. Main St., telephone The ‘‘M ef’ has casting directors Fifteen applicants arc/S^eklng circus Saturday. Driverless Car Hit, shall be removed foom the prop' Glitter for Dinner Lutz Junior Museum will be the ‘TRemont 6-3136 or Mitchell for such purposes, and Mr. Bing the new post of superintendent- 9-6707. has all sorts of help besides. Here principal for Bolton-echool. erty within I f days o f the auction; beneficiary of an estimated $1,500 in Hartford practically all of it is The applicatkuTB have ^ e n re­ and the town shall bear no respon­ In net proceeds from the two per­ Couple Hospitalized done by Frank Pandolfi, who really Air ¥orce Grabs ceived by Jpkn Harris, chairman sibility for any purchases after (Continued from Page One) with a gentle flyaway movement formances of the Hunt Bros, cir­ Monday^ Tuesday the sale. cus at the Parkade. does an excellent job in all these of the bpafd.„of education. The or'back flare. U.S. Spy in Sky multifarious activities. Most -of Discoverer Cone board>nkets tonight at 8 o'clock at . The public auction Is being'.con­ tumes that didn't twinkle like Inner Strength—Linings, once The second annual circus benefit Donald W. Welti, 24, of ElUngton^Jalbert, 42, of Dobson Ave., Ver- the rest la taken care of by Mar­ the^hool, but i* not expected to ducted according to the authoriza­ Chrlstn.aa-cards were qt least 3- the cheapest fabrics, in a coat or was co-sponsored by the Manches­ non, were the drivers, Jalbert’s tion given the selectmen at the ter Jaycees and Manchester-Park­ Ave., Ellington, was arrested Sat­ and Wednesday Specials! jorie Jones, executive secretary for Back from Orbits e action on the rast. dimensrional. Floral patterns were suit, now strengthen the coat (hut car sliding into Dutton’s which the association, and I'll bet you've special town, meeting June 26 at weaken the budget) with mink, ade Merchants Association. 'Wil­ urday on a charge of leaving a Fizzles on Pad Supt. George Graff la expected to sculptured In velolra or quilted to was stopped at the Intersection. never even heard of her. report on staff replacements for Coventry Grammar School, aC' cat,, chinchilla or ermine pelt. liam Collins and Robert Parlette motor vehicle without setting the (ContlnaMl from cording to First Selectman Rich' stand high to appear to be giant were co-chairmen in charge of ar­ On Saturday, Samuel M. Lairltt, Next time you go to An opera, the next year. Transportation, High Risers—The ever-wander­ handbrake. 47, of Old Town Rd., Vernon, was just think about some of these ard M. GhUnat. rangements. In 3rd Failure maintenance, policies and next gaudy posies actually gro'wlng on ing waistline climbs upwards Welti posted a $100 bond lor court Involved In a collision near the things, and the complexities in­ It was ths fourtp'kerial grab of year's budget are on the agenda. Band Concert Tomorrow again in many collections. The, A ISLTge Segment of Manchester’s a Discoverer ^poiie. T^vo others St. Jude Council K of C, will the costumes. appearance July 25. same spot with a car driven ,by herent in the production you at­ When the board interviews ap­ high line is often emphasized by young.populatlon was on hand at Sidney B. Tober, 44, of Hartford. (Continued from Page One) tend. Then maybe the price of your sponsor a free public band concert Or naturals were blistered, the Parkade circus grounds at 5:30 Welti’s car chugged Into Windsor Genuine were fished ^rom lit* plicants for the Buperintendency, it hammered, crushed, crinkled, but welt seaming. However the drop­ Lavltt was driving west, authori­ at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Green ticket won't seem quite so high. The/gold-plated capsule, sealed will be augmented by a four-man ped waistline has not lost Its a.m. Saturday to watch the ele­ Ave. and was hit by a car driven ties said, while Tober, driving east, the projectile, all of which was de­ CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND 3V4% committee consisting of the Rev. at the corner of Lake, High and usually always Midas-touched with phants assist in raising the big east by (diaries E. Hill, 73, of 87 I f in_jrgray canister, was flown to silver or gold. Vera Maxw’elTs fashion flavor yet..,. was making a left hand turn. signed to go into orbit, contains an Bernard L. McGurk, George Rose, Cross Sts. The affair will be to- Intermediate Length — Dresses tent. Children comprised 75 per Union St., Rockville. nnyvale, Calif., last night for sponsored by the Muslans Trust method of dimension on her bril­ There were no injuries nor ar­ infra-red ’.‘Eye” to sense the heat examination by space scientists. Thomas Bentley and William H, hemmed at calf-length are design­ cent of the audience at the sell-out Woman Succiiii^ Fund. liant SpajTlah shawl dresses wah Hill and Mrs. Hill, 71, were hurt rests In either crash. Damage was from a missile’s exhaust hundreds Spring "Choice It had circled the glabe 32 times Curtis. ed for aeml-formal occasions such afternoon performance. Although in the crash and are resting com About Toivn The Willlmantic City Band, pre­ extremely heairy embroidery. attendance at the evening perform­ Fish and Gamers Meet of miles below. on a polar orbit since its launch­ senting the concert, will be direct as theater parties. fortably In Rockville City Hospital The regular meeting of the Rock­ To Crash /Hurls ing FWday from Vandenberg Air Bolton 4-H Clubs are urged to Satin was on the scene too, but Dirndls — Years ago a printed, ance was somewhat less, proceeds today. They suffered' cuts and Eight minutes after the launch­ attend the Tolland County 4-H ed by Edward D. Gerry of Chap­ dulled down to the less sllppery- about equaled the afternoon’s be­ ville Fish and Game Club will be Force Base, Calif. lin. gathered skirt by this name was bruises, according‘ to hospital au­ ing failed, the -Air Force said the Mrs. Ida Flu)>acher Millette, 64, Demonstration Day program looklng. Jackie Kennedy’s official cause more adults saw the evening held tonight at the Mile Hill Rd. Contents of the capsule were Theodore Sokolowskl and Albert popular with' off-shoulder peasant thorities. clubhouse. Refreshments will be attempt had been canceled for to­ of B94 CoUw6ld St., Charter Oak Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tolland couturier, Oleg Cassini, used the blouses. Today's version is refined, show. . day and might be re-scheduled for not disclosed but an Air Force A. Rossi of the K of C are co- new-satin in a costume called According to police. Hill's car, served." Ter., Hartford, died Friday at spokesman said nothing aboard County Agricultural Center,on Rt, in dressier fabrics, not as full at contingent of about 30 Jay- tomorrow. Mahph^ter Memorial Hospital chairmen. "State Visit.” The sleeveless 2- after hitting the driverless auto, WWI Vets to Meet was alive. 30 in Rockville. Both agricultural Council members will run a re­ the waist, and much more flatter­ cee members worked yesterday This was the third straight In­ from injuries received in an auto­ and homemaking demonstrations picce slender sheath with long veered Into a utility pole on the Hockanum Barracks, Veterans Greeting the pilot, Capt. Jack freshment stand. ing to the mature flgu>e, cleaning the grounds at the Park­ side of the street, snapping it. stance of difficulty with the new mobile accident in Coventry June will be held during the evening overblouse was described os an The Column—A slender cylinder ade and repairing holes made in of World War I, will meet to­ Sky-Spy, Midas I, launched Feb. R. Wilson, 37, Toledo, Ohio, -were Members of the K of C Fourth Patrolman Philip Blinn said Wel­ 10. the two other pilots to effect aerial this year. adaptation of the dress Cassini from neck to floor, this evening the ameslte parking surface by the morrow at 8 p.m. in the GAR 26, 1960, failed to orbit. Midas H Degree Assembly recently rparched made for the P'irst Lady's trip to ti’s car had been moved by the rooms of the Memorial Building. unnb Mrs. Millette was a passenger recoveries. Capt. Harold Mitchell, The date for the monthly eve­ in the Baltic 'Tercentennial cele­ dress is usually of metallic or sc- circus stakes. orbited May 24, 1960, but Its radio time he arrived on the scene to In­ in a car driven by her brother, Bloomington, HI., who made the ning drill for members of the Bol­ bration. Paris, quined cloth, has no waistline, lit­ A spokesman for the Jaycees Commander Schmeiske has failed. Charles Flubacher, which collided vestigate. first catch 11 months ago, and ton Volunteer Fire Department has Barbecue Set Low backs, a few high waist­ tle walking room. reported today that the organiza­ urged all WWI veterans to attend Midas and Us sister satellite, the head-on with a vehicle driven by Capt, Gene Jones, Dayton, Wash., been changed to July 19 to avoid lines, shawls and stoles were bits The Flare—Any skirt fluted, tion definitely plans to sponsor the In rural Vernon Saturday night. to hear the repoirt of the depart­ camera-carrying Samos, are de­ The Nathan Hale Community Thomas N. McCrystal Jr., 21, of Dale F. Slack of Marlborough. who snagged two capsules, pre­ conflict with party caucuses being Center ways and means committee of style interest the fashion writ­ pleated, or gathered which swish­ Hunt Bros, circus appearance here ment convention) held in Hartford signed as space-age replacements Flubacher and another passenger. sented cigars to the beaming Wil­ held this week. Mortimer Harlow Is completing plans for Its public ers managed to note despite the es, swirls or sways is a Paris in­ next year. Parkade merchants Maple St., Vernon, was arrested, the first of the month. Plans will for the U2 spy plane shot down Mrs. Anna Bell, a sister, are still son. and Stuart Wells will be in charge chicken barbecue to be held from blinding dazzle of the fabrics.. fluence that continues to flare were also reported pleased by the on charges of driving under the in­ be made also for social activities over Russia more than a year ago. in- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Wilson said the nose cone "look­ of the evening drill and the day­ noon to 2 p.m. July 16 at tlie throughout fall collections. ■ publio response. fluence of liquor or drugs, breach during the summer season. The The Midas is Intended to detect Mrs. Millette was bom in Hack­ ed lik4.it was twinkling, like it had time drill which is being held on grounds. In the event of rain the If you hope to keep up your Nothing Colors — The pendulum of peace, and resistiiig arrest. usual social hour will follow the missile firings, through heat ensack, N. J., and lived in Hart­ a battery of lights on it" as it July 23. public will be served inside tie status as a fashion intellectual, swung from the summer fad for Free imder $500 bond, he is due meeting. measurements. The Samos will he ford 30 years. floated down through a layer of Baseball Results building. . Proceeds of the activ­ you had better do your vocabulary Financial Report tn Rockville Circuit Court July 25. Hospital Notes equipped with powerful cameras Besides her brother and sister, Florid prints aind violent hues to clouds. "We first spotted it about The Fiano Realty baseball team ity will 6e for the maintenance of homework. fabrics with hardly any vibrance. Vernon Constable Frank P.- Admitted Saturday: CSiarles to scan, the Earth’s surface. she ieaves six daughters, Mrs. Ed­ 20,000 feet above us,” he said. defeated the first place M and M the building. Here 1s a glossary of style terms These are murky, mossy, bronze-y Ready Tomorrow Souza took McCrystal into custody UUl, 87 Union St.; Lena Hill, 87- Fifteen hundred feet from the The fijit^pring lamb of the season . . . it’s nu­ ward Gunikowski of Thompson- The nose cone spent 50 hours Oil nine FViday night 5-3. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sasman, co- on West Rd. after authorities re­ Union St.;' Mary Bielicki, Hartford pad used today was an almost ville, Mrs. Owen Flynn and Mrs. used in describing fall and winter and black, or nearly so. tritious, exquisitely flsvorful, and it’s yours at and 36 minutes In space attached Shea, pitcher for Fianb's, homered chairmen, are beihg assisted by collections by New York couture ceived a complaint that a fight was Tpke. identical missile. It could be Robert Bishop, both of Blast Hart­ with one man on. He was relieved Oompletitlon of the financial re-: taking place In a car In. Vernon either another Midas or a Samos remarkable savingsl U. S. Graded Choice. to the 25-foot-long second stage of Mrs. Clarence A. Bradfield, Mis. group members: port for 1960-61 awaits only the Admitted Sunday: Williahi Hie- ford, Mrs. Charles Hansen and the Oiscoverer rocket. The release in the sixth inning by John Calkins. H. E. Burnett, Mrs. Arthur Forst, Center. ■ tala, 1 West St. being prepared for launch. One Mrs. Norma McCoy, both of Hart­ ■ Body-ConscioUs. Having noth­ report from Paul Cervlnl, Collect­ Was triggered at Sunnyvale, the Bob Luke caught for Fiano's. For Mrs. Harry A. Jack.son, Mrs. Her­ Thomas F. Mozzer of 3l Oak St., Birth Sunday; A daughter to previous Samos orbited tian. 31, ford. and Mrs. Walter Hapkiewlcz M and M., Ken Shapazian pitched ing to do with hypochondria, it de­ or of Revenue. Manchester, and August Carabine, but the Air Force has never said Air Force disclosed. man IT. LeDoyt and Mrs. Walter scribes the closer fit you’ll find In M ANSFIELD,^ Mr. ind Mrs. William Niemann, of Glastdnbury; 13 grandchildren and Jeff Maxwell caught. R. Siwek. Controller Jay Etllnger said he also of Man^ester, were arrested how well Us photographic eye op­ It was originally reported the coats, suits and dresses this fall. eH uggn iq if v i j expects the collector’s report by Job's Hill Rd., Ellington and one great-grandchild. capsule would remain in' orbit four The IPonticelll basroall team de» Baseball News by RockviU^'Pollce eatly Saturday erated. HIB LAMB CHOPS Fkineral services were held this Nothing dress. This garment be­ this afternoon. The finished finan­ Admitted today: Edward Helm, days. There was no formal ex­ feateji Columbia 1, 4-2. Karl Nor­ Bo.vs’ baseball team games Danny Kaye-Diana Dors morning and were each charged 45 Windsor Ave. Save 26c bvw last morning at the Fisette Funeral ris and Duke Hutchinson pitched came high fashion by reduction to cial report ■will be turnied over to breach of peace. The two were planation why it was brought back scheduled for the week at the ■‘•ON THE DOUBLE”-..Tech. General Manager Richard Martin Discharged Friday: L e 1 a h peek’s price! With Home, Hartford. Burial was in Mt. earlier -but an Air Force officer for Bolton and Jlonald Lewis its lowest common denominator, -Involved in a disturbance on E. St. Benedict Cemetery. Plains Athletic Field include: To­ some time tomorrow in prepara^' Rloux, Glenwood Rd., Ellington; the close Stop said: caught. For Columbia, Fisher day, Police Patrol vs. North Cov­ by subtracting sleeves, collars, Pliis “ MAD DOG OOLL" Main St. They will appear In Clr- pitche^l and Roberts caught. and shortening the hemline. Al­ tlon for a board of directora^eet- sult Court on July 25. Mrs. Joan Kerkln, Grant Hill Rd. Shop trim, you get ____ ‘The nose cone was in an Ideal entry Firemen, field 1; Cornwall Ing tomorrow night. Tolland; Mrs. Judith Sauer and Sleep Like Log position for a recovery attempt. PonticelU's jyill play tomorrow Acres vs. Hlcking, field 2 and though it got its start a few sea­ Mary C. Janton, 42, of 2 N. Park more good meet per i l sons ago, it will continue barely WED.: Debbie R e fo ld s Director Ted Powell hoS al­ St., was given a written warning daughter. Maple St... Ellington; stop Stomach Gat 3 • Timet Fatter Anyway, the scientists had prob­ at 6 against (jolchester at the Smith vs. Gorrls, field 3. Cirtillfil l«bor»tofy tuts pron BELL-ANS tab­ pound. M K v ID Bolton school diamond, Colchester and shiveringly throughout the ready esjeed the general manager for inattentive driilng yesterday Raymond Charest, Main St., Ver­ Persunal Notices ably gotten all the space data they Tuesday, Sa'vtngs and Loan vs. “PLEASURE OF COMPANY” how much surplus there is from non. lets neutralia S times as much stomach acidity could out of this one.” is the only team that has defeated South Coventry Firemen, field 1 winter season. after a collision with a parked car In one minute ai many lading digestin tahlels. the past fiscal year. Powell asked Get BELL-ANS today for the fastest known Bolton so far in the Interto'wn and Trenjblays vs. Cove, field 2. Flip Back—This style newcomer on High St., Rockville. Discharged Saturday: Robert is a jaunty jacket, short in front the question ■with an eye to turn­ Murzyn, TalcottvUIe Rd., Vernon; relief. 350 at drupgisis. Send postai to BELL- Card of Thanks Babe Ruth League. Friday’ at 5:30 p.m. the Babe Yesterday’s rainstorm was said ANS, Orangeburg, N. Y. for liberai frii umpii. The Bolton Jarvis team defeat­ ing some of the surplus over to the to be the cause of a two-car rear Mrs. Adeline Peterson, 24 Florence KIONEY <»»> CHOPS We wish to thank all of our neigh- Ruth Conn. By-Products team will board of education. bori, friends and relatives for the many ‘Wake-Up’ Service ed the Manchester Independents play the Elks team. end crash at Vernon Ave. and Rt. St.; Mrs. Jacqueline Dishaw and Save 40c a pound! acts of kindness And sympathy shown 10-2 with Red O'Neill jritching end General Manager Martin pre­ 30 shortly after 9 p.m. Vernon con­ daughter, 14 Range Hill Dr., Ver­ us in our recent bereavement. We Join Navy ' dicted earlier that the surplus especially thank all those who sent the Offered by WINF Dennis Siebert catching in a Two children of Mr', and Mrs. stables said James A. Dutton, 30, non. Last week’s price — IdANCHESTE would be about $23,000. of East Hartford, and Lawrence' Discharged Sunday: Ludmila $1.29. These are a beautiful floral tributes and loaned the weekend' game. The Jarvis teem Leo T. Leary of Upton Dr., have EASTWOOD O R f \r£i *//v use of cars. WM defeated by the New Britain enlisted in the Navy. tender delicacy, fresh The Andrew Klein Family Manchester's radio station WINF HUS 6 & 44A • BULION Nllini NOW! has initiated a free "wake-up” Falcons 18-0 in a game in the Leo Thomas Leary left Thursday “ GO NAKRI> IN i . cut from young is Farmington Valley League. - Burt Lancaster THE WORM)” service for Manchester area resl-. for the Naval Training Base at Feature First Every Night Spring lambs. J K m ID Now Many Wear derits. I Great Lakes for 11 weeks. He is a In Color. SUN LIFE'S SECURITY ‘THE YOUNG Except Friday and Saturday AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Any area resident without a toll Manefaestef. Evening Herald Bol­ June grraduate of the Windham SAVAGES” With Gina FALSE TEETH charge telephone!may be called at ton oorrespdrident Grace McDer­ Technical School, majoring in LotInhriKida FUND ENDOWMENT any time of day. mott, telephone Mitchell 8-8666. architectural drafting. l:jSQL€:S0, 10:00. V S:20 • 8:^0 PROVIDES With Mora Comfort For arranging-a call, residents of Miss' Shirley ^Ann Leary will Don’t Miss Lamb Combination FA8TEETH, a pleuant alkaline Andover, Bloomfield, Bolton, Cov­ leave July 21 for ninq weeks at, the LIFE INSURANCE STARTS WED.: “PEPE” (non-tcld) powder, holds false teeth entry, East Hartford, Glutonbury, WAVES Naval Training Base in PROTECTION TO AGE 65 Save 16c over last more flrmly.To est and talk in more Hartford, Manchester, South Wind­ Open Forum Bainbridge, Md. Mis? Leary is a comfort. Just, sprinkle a little PAB- Esther WlUlams— week’s price. Y ou TEETH on your pistes. No gummy, sor and Vernon may either call the June graduate of Windham High This Chance AND RETURNS get “Choice” shoulder gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks station or write to WINF, P. O. Bolton’s Caucuses ^ School. .Cliff Robertson—David Nelson "plate oddr" ,(denture breath). Get Raymond McKinney, son of Mr. AU BASIC ANNUAL chops and tender ______PASTEETk at any drug counter. Box 946. Manchester. To the Editor, P A K ’ N r- • A ■ P r o N o I WILtlAM MUlKNirS I This week in Bolton the Republi­ and Mrs. Raymond C. McKinney of PREMIUMS PAID chunks of lamb for^^^^^^H ii. Cooper Lane, and Robert DeLorge, OURNSIDE To Take stew. ■ ■ ■ I M m ' ID can and Democrat town caucuses BUkNSIDt AVC . t. HTTD PLUS ACCUMULATED i will be held. In the meetings, the son of Mrs. Julia DeLorge, former- IVfOf town, now of Mansfield, both B. Lancaster candidates for the Board of Educa­ Don Murray! • A CtMmSetft h titrtt DIVIDENDS T tion will be named. It is Imperative lafThursday for the Naval Traln- “ YOUNG "HOODLUM ii% Base at Great Lakes. Both Remick—Yves Montand Advantage of IF THE ASSURED that every registered party mem­ SAVAGES” PRIEST” I Save 20c over last week’s price! ber in the town of Bolton exercise youthA are graduated from Wind­ Bradford DUlmim LIVES TO 65. EXACT WEIGHTS their right to vote in thp caucus. ham High School in June. 8:15 6:80-10:60 Enjoy Better Living Now E The future policy of our educa­ At 65, the funtil can bet Manchester Evening Herald AND MEASURES tional system in Bolton will be de­ Schultz Annual Coventry correspondent, F. Pauline termined by the outcome of this Wed.; •’Pepe"-"Gorqa" • taken in cash Accurate weighing and measuring equipment Uttle, telephone PI 2-8231. EAST Through Your Untapped TRU-BLU vote. It could mean the beginning • Used to purchase a paid-up is the heart of a modem prescription laboratory. of a solution to the present school Whether a prescription calls for capsule, oint­ Summer policy for the original sum crisis, or if the responsibility of assured and the balance ment or a liquid, pharmacists must take special voting is left to just a few, It couM. " Credit Rotber! care to insure the exact quantity is dispensed of Bond Bid Opening taken in cash of as a BERRIES result in a continuing stalemate in SIR CONDITIONtti t o n i g h t guaranteed income. each ingredient. the existing school problem- 1 At Noon Tuesday Limited. KBrarrnleBt! Special • used to provide on annuity. Our Unique Credit Plan We appreciate the opportunity of showing you Let us vote for the candidate CLARK OAHLE our mCdem prescription scales and graduates. that not only has an understand­ STATE VIVIAN LKIQH iB *. left on deposit at a ing of educational problems, but A special meeting of the board guaranteed rate of interest. We welcome prescriptions requiring intricate of directors will be held tomor­ NOW SHOWING Makes Your Dollars i hsrgs. suceulsnt New Jsrtsy compounding and professional skill. will also make an earnest effort to G O N E W IT H GOLD WAVE work toward providing adequate row noon In the hearing rdom of Matinee Every Day at 2 PJ)I. Tni-Blus — th* best money the Municipal Building to award Each year in the summer Schultz of­ esn buy! And at a low price! schools and schooling In the town Eves. Shown at 6:35 and 9:45 T H E W IN D Inquire about thii remarkable Go Further of Bolton. , a bid for the bonds to finance the ORIGINAL AND UNCET' fers all its customers an opportunity | YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you addition to Mary Cheney Library, p e r m a n e n t inturance plan need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if It is our duty and privilege as Festare Flrit to SAVE on really high quality Per­ by telephoning or writing tot residents of Bolton to elect, sup­ the reno'vatlons of older ectoools, shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly and the West'BkW sewer project. Thril Tliiirf. manent Waving. This, summer is no Own This Refrigerator without extra charge. A great m«ihy people en­ port, and work with the Board of Education to achieve good, sound The bids will be opened at the exception . . . and we urge all Con­ trust us with their prescriptions. May we com­ start of the meeting, and Imme­ W ALTER R. pounds yours 7 education. '' lEASl necticut women to visit their fa^rite For $23 a Month :^N o. 46Z-^ CLIP THIS eoUPON Sincerely yours, , diately afterward the directors will I IttcliifUs Te.t Curly aivard the bid and authorize the Schultz Salon now and take $idvantage PARTINGTON JR. Norma JeantDanielson of this annual offerings ^ ...... ^ Shampoo dnd Set . 303 Colonial 'Rd. iasuance'anq delivery of the bonds. ^WINDSQI 164 East Center Street 100 FREE Value STAMPS Bolton Lake ' General Mtmager Richard Mar­ Manchester, Conn, tin said the special meeting will TONIGHT HAIRCUTS . ;.r.. $200 i Ml 9-4604—TR 6-8640 with thi purehati tf speed the sale of the bonds. Some "J lr. Fun Ob the B ob' TRAFFIC ARRESTS VP cocoa wotumt DANNY KAYE W s M c rtC h Hartford, July 10 OPi -rTrafllo brokers expect to be able to M il 1b Eieiih Fuvnituro % ar mora at your Stop Shop arrests in Connecticut in 1960 ex­ the bonds by tomorrow afternoon, "O N THE DOUBLE” Prescription- Pharmacy he said, provided they are award­ PLUS AT 8:00 PJff. IB Color SU N LIFE ceeded those in 1969 by more than 111") MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ft 901 Main Street—MI 3-5321 ed' the bid. Flail Valid thru Wedna$day, July 12,1961 4,000; according to figures released M III I I /. III. \l T ) S .\ l,0 \ S yea^tdsy by the Statle^Motor Ve­ In .the event the board 6f dl- Hoodism FPriott” r___ OF Copyright 1981 (6W4) rector8...oaraiot have a quorum of *Uli DON MUBBAY *ifri StMg lenui! £,!« Stimp Bihmb! hicles Department. The depart­ OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 9 F3L ment reported 93,808 arrests in flv* tnembers, the awarding o f th*> Festare lot 8 bb. Thru CANADA Thun. 1960 aipainat 89,132 for 1959. Tnff- bid 'wUl be done tomorrow night URONSMcaeanE.covwitMuMl___ 983 MAIN ST. Ml 3^ 51 MANCH15TER AD^LB FREE PARKING. fle fllnes last year amounted to at the regular directora’ meerting WED.J "ON .THE DOUBLE" IHE BFSI AHFAD 01 TIU HlSl $1.6 mUllon. •t 8 o ’riook. , . 1

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD> MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1961 PAGE FIVE 9 • ' State News Footpriiits Spur Hunt 12th Circuit In Mozambique Channel poMtbl* wr Mined connict be> y.S. Surveys Defenses llU m rl^iitrr ‘tiello, GangP A Thooflit for Todito D«|MBHile tween ftuwle and the United Eichmann Has Jitters, Court Cases £tiFttisi9 l|pralik Statea also ought to be. The one to tt Roundup For Denise Sullivan, 15 237 Deadf Missing real dnemy of. all nations Is war; OaMMd «t U tei Refriferalsn. As Reds Boost Forces MANCHESTER SESSION TUB there la no way to let it loose oo. o«a Overhauled and Iteted (Oonttnued tram Pago One) iCootlnoed from Pafe One) (Continued from Page One) Philip N. Johnson, 48,’ of Hart­ agatrist one and still preserve the Axis Sally, 60, Gray, Tha Mcrtt ot htoptetot Israeli Guards Report two rotors atop each wing making Aragon won the Navy Cross as health of body azid HUM. W* 4r* it highly maneuverable and able to ing. as acting lieutenant in charge a combat Marine at Guam during ford, was fined $558 for operat­ others. We must be for peace— always meeting aituatluia which osllB for increased mUitorism,” several time* before. An intensive World War n. Friends said he had In Skip Blasts-Fire carry either troops or freight. ing an overweight commercial ve­ even between Russia and China. we tear we c^dnot manage. To Jerusalem, July 10 Moshd Landau gave tee im- McNamara declared. of Trot^ F, Westbrook, since bunt was planned 'again today. been despondent because of his In­ P otterton's Another new model was a 3-tall Marbh 6, 1960. hicle. L itna overcome tele fear, w6 ahotud kMp Ihehmann, irtiaking from lack of prewdon teat Eichmann, felt him . "On tea contrary, the United jet-powered helicopter that landed Polar Mesa is shout 36 to 60 ability to find work to support his Released on Parole calm and open the window* at 4kir self unable to endure both morning Lt. William J. Mathews, West 'miles southwest of the spot where wife, Eva, and their five diildren. Stephen Dwelley, 20, o,f''^An- Naclonta de Navegaco, aBntonoaff tKibiijibee' Cventas Kseepi ilM^ and torvoua ttaaion. today 180 Center St.—Cori of OUireh States has demonstrated, at the suid unloaded a cargo of rockets. Haven, who entered the... depart­ (Continued from Page ^ e ) s sad HolM&ys. Bniered---- ed at at ■ tb« inner aelvda into the M at etate and afternoon aeasions for the en­ One novelty was a giant heli­ Mm. Sullivan was slain. He had been in the Moab area dover, was fined $120 for operating on the basis of a telepbotis eall Manoheater Cadn. ~ Brandt Out Of His Shell of God where there 1* beauty and tee Israeli court trying him tire period of his cross-examina­ Geneva disarmament talks its de­ ment in 1941 and has been Serv­ Sheriff Stocks said he thought looking for a job. a moter vehicle whito-^ under the winds and heavy seas blew the from Lourenco Marque* teat ters*i.., Uattsr (ConUnned from Page One) hind walls. Little la known of her for inass eUiughter of European sire' to lighten, not gdd to, the bur­ copter capable of hauling 180 men. ing in the Detective Division since Aragon was definitely the man influence of alcohoj,'and $51 for of the 53-man crew ■were known to Until the' other day, it appear-' freahneu. tion. But court attaches said the It appeared carrying a wooden July 11, 1960. But some legal aspects of the ship onto a sandbar within sight gD«SCRn>T10N lUTiES family. SubmittM by a layman of Jews to halt his cross-examination tribunal' would- decide later how den of armament and to world ten­ who held up the Connecticut four- case remain unsettled. One officer reckless driving.^ 'Of the beach. be dead. These included tee pilot, nvabis tn advance ed that the West German national con'vent — as has been reported— Miss Nina Khiaella, who retired center CongregaUonel Church. until he could reghin control hie fidl a schedule would be followed sion. liouse under Its belly and landed It L t Walter J. Abel, Bridgeport, Ists. His car proved to be the one ,sald: “You can’t file charges Ralph Dure-,- l7, of Springfield, Radio mes.sages received in Morgado Junes. Thirty white nor- Carrier Mall election this fall might be held or whether she actually will. on the field. The house was about who entered tee department In S33UU July 1 as reformatory warden, re­ ------nervee. for tee remainder of the week. "However the fact that the Soviet used In the abortive holdup. against a dead man.' Mass., was fined $36 for speeding, Beira, port tn cent-raU- Mozam­ commissioned officer* were report­ One Year ...... giato without any statement of the fun­ Yes, she said, I am going north Tho tribunal called oft the trial OPEN Union proposes to increase its mil­ the size of a large car trailer in 1941 and has been serving as act­ Stocks said. ed at Beira to have perished. Mx Months ...... 7 75 U OU to Ashtabula. cently described her as a coopera­ Eichmann has endured a year of the United States. ing lieutenant in charge of Troop Aragon was a quiet-living, re­ $12 for driving without a license, bique 450 miles northeaist of Lor- Thfae Montba a eaeseeee S.90 6:10 tive prisoner — one who was iMseion this m o rn lh g .a n d sidd confinement since his capture in itary spending cannot be over­ 'The killer got little, If any spected; citizen who carried a fel­ and $18 for illegal crossing of an enco Marques, said an explosion In The bulk of the civilian paassn- One Month .. ISt damental differences in policy out­ She was wearing a. pert, black M(RBr6dist Quartet The .Soviets spiced up their show A, Ridgefield, since June-10, I960. Weekly...... SO “helpful and had a very good atti­ Atto- Om. Gideon Hausner woi^d Argentina and IS ' weeks on tHal TONIGHT looked." money. Boothroyd’s wallet with low worker to safety during a esplanade. A charge of failure to the forward hold touched off a gers were miners. look between the two candidates. half hat that covered her yellow­ resume the croes-examlnatloit tele The House has approved a de­ with a flypaet of 16 helicopters most of the $260 he had was re­ mine disaster four years ago. He fire. The Lusitania N«W» Agsncy ish white hair in front of a large tude toward our rehabilitation pro- with seeming calm. each carrying a trapeze on which obey an officer was nolled. . • MJiaiBll» OS Chancellor Adenauer seeking re- gi valuable cargo including the tug Sofala and other vessels For ^esday—1 p.m Monday. His-guards said Eichmann had Westport. . July 10- (A*)—The out success to get approval for 60,- Vernon — Retired Army officer Fred Greenberg, Democratic elephants — 410 in the win­ ing showed that the week-long stood by, but high seas made it For Wednesday—! p.m Tneaday. treaty at last. of acclaim on the Broadway stage. gine Co. 81, who suffered , smoke Boston area of the northeaet juris­ CLEANING dow. Thomas Cummings, 18, of Strat­ tractors, automobiles and a thou­ inhalation and extreme fatigue. diction of the Board of Ley Activi­ a bad weekend. “He’s got the Jit­ Westport Commuters Association 000 more men. Leon Arthur Porter, 43, of 81 town chairman, said he had no walkout of bricklayers, plasterers, ford, wa.s fined $15 for failure to sand cases of beer. impossible for them to aipproech For Hiursdav—1 p.m. Wednesday. Mayor Brandt went further. He She went to New York, took a has called on the federal govern­ Brian, a son of Mr. and Mrs. cement finishers, and steamfltters For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. Greenwich Village apartment and The fire appeared to be under ties. ters," one officer said. TEl. Ml 9-1752 As of the beginning of June, U.S. Overbrook Rd., who was decorated comment on Cattaneo’s candidacy. Paul Clavette, 10 S. Haw­ drive In the right lane. The ship owners, the Companhia the blazing •wreck. For Saturday-1 p.m Friday, also suggested that such a con­ control about three hours after it The Manchester quartet will ^ Prison sources said Eichman ap- ment to review its legislation af­ military manpower totaled 2,472,- Cattaneo's voting rights could had had little effect on existing James J. Rizza fir., of 81 Lock- (haaslflad deadline; 10;il0 Am. each worked at her career. fecting taxes and labor practices for distinguished service in Korea thorne St., completed kinder­ bulding schedules, which had al dav of publication except Saturdav— ference- might discuss the possibil­ But success never came, and she broke out, but a new burst of take part in the musical program ^ared thoroughly shaken when he or 896. Of that total, the Army num­ be restored by the State Commis­ garten this year at Waddell wood St., was fined $15 for disre entered a plea of not guilty to 9 a m. flames erupted in a second-floor at the (^inference. The conference returned to his solitary’‘■^wnfinfe- In the railroad Industry. In its Sat­ bered 866,283, the Air Force 819,- by both that country and the sion on Forfeited R.lghts. ready been hampered by a previ­ garding a stop sign. Andover ity of 'making all of Germany a went abroad. North Africa, Italy, urday statement, the association M l 3 -5 7 4 7 | \ School, and will start first ous eight-week laborers’ strike In charge of speeding. He requested France, Hungary, then Germany. storage' room and threatened to choir will consist of winning quar­ ment cell after his first bruslv last 410, the. Navy 620,406 and the Ma­ United States, died this moriilng at grrade in September. William Edwards, 23, of Rock­ a trial by jury. He will appear in Monday, July 10 special zone to be free of nuclear spread to.ah adjacent department tets from 40 areas of the Methodist Friday with-^Hauaner’s cross-exrjddid not spell out what changes In, rines 176,847. June and May. ville, was fined $21 for failure to weapons, and thus to be a nation This was just before Hitler's legislation it recommended. The Rockville City Hospital. Lightning Damage Two of his brothers were al­ Blast Hartford court on July 25. A Driver Suffers troops started their march down store. Church throughout the country. aminatiqn. During that first rountTHi In passing the defense money so among five winners of free Carpenters and laborers this drive In the proper lane. from which cither side in the cold F'iremen from New York '"City The grroiip will fly from Bradley Hausner wrung, from him an ad­ g l^ p , which claims a member­ bill, tee House voted nearly |600 An Army warrant officer at the Hartford, July 10 Light­ time managed to bypass such bot­ Max Glel, 30, of Glastonburj’, bond of $100 was set. what was to be a road to destruc­ Garner's time of his retirement on Jan. 23, ning pitched a section of Hartford circus tickets. Allen Clavette, The Rivalry’s Real war need not fear future nuclear tion. and the surrounding Westchester Field Friday. mission of "guilt by complicity” in sh ip of 400 commuters, said the 8 GRISWOLD ST. million to buy more bombers de­ tlenecks as halted bricklaying and was fined $12 for a violation of op­ Pour cases were continued. Heart Attack, action was prompted by the bank­ 1961, Mr. Porter also served for­ into darkness last night and was 12, was one short with his es­ concrete pouring operations by Until Thursday, David W. Duffy, attack. It was in Dresden, Germany, that suburban communities of Pelham. the Nazi slaughter of six ihllllon Wo Give i;-*A" Green Stjuiiiw spite administration plans to halt timate of 409. Dave Dupuis tical restriction. W« still don't know what Unit­ New Rochelle, Bronxville and Port •COPTER CRASHES Jews. ruptcy petition of the New Haven further bomber purchases. merly as director , of the POW In­ blamed for three fires in nearby "working around” some areas. Robert H. Peabody, 27, of Hart­ 20, of 77 Lockwood St., charged Until this moment. Mayor she met an officer in the German formation Bureau for the U.N. Windsor. guessed 411; Mark Clavette, with assault. His bond is continued Avoids Injury ed States foreign policj’ should or Foreign Service who had once been Chester aided the 10 Mount Ver­ Groton, July 10 (JP)—Both the In granting the respite, presiding ‘ Railroad. Although Pentagon officials once 408; and Joyce Sheroko, 414. Particularly at the Howell Che ford, was fined $9 for evasion of Brandt had seemed to be plan­ non 'fire companies. Command. His decorations Include A partial power failure In Hart­ ney Technical School, the resump­ paying toll. at $500. could - do about it, but the latest a teacher at Hunter College in New pilot and his passenger escaped in­ Indicated this bomber money might the Bronze,Star, the National De­ ford’s South End caused lights to Howard Smith, 53, of Lake Rd. event in the relationship between ning to submerge his own real York City. She fell in love, she said. One fire-flghting group came juries 'when a- National Guard be impounded and not spent, it fund.s for the Crippled Children’s tion of full activity was g o ^ Joseph L. Crowder, 23, of Marsh­ Until July 17, Clemence W. was admitted to the Manchester from as far away as Staten Island. helicopter crashed at Trumbull fense Service Medal, the Korean dim. Later, stores, homes and news. ’There, masons were at last field, N.C., charged with speeding Clark. 42, of 89 Lockwood St., Russia and China convinces us policy differences with Chancel­ "Discussing our love,” she was appears the administration may Service Medal with four bronze streets were darkened completely Workshop of Bridgeport. Memorial Hospital Sunday evening quoted, "is like talking about re- Auxiliary police also were rush­ Airport Saturday night. Although now have second thoughts on this. beginning to lay brick for the forfeited a $50 bond for failing to charged with failure to grEint one following an automobile accident. that they are indeed beginning to lor Adenauer, and campaign for llgrion." ed to the scene to help control the the plane was demolished, Lt. Wil­ In his statement, McNamara, re­ service stars, the U.N. Service in a large area of the city. walls, and workmen were busy appear in court. half of the highway and evading experience, in the great land mass Adenauer's pla^e merely by seem­ hundreds of spectators who poured liam E. McCracken, the pilot, and Medal, and the Republic of Korea Service was restored in less Permits Suspended pouring and finishing concrete responsibility. According to State Police, tee ac­ Miss Gillars testified at her trial called tee two previous defense Presidential Unit Clltation. than two hours. Ervlng Lane Jr., 31. of Concord, cident occurred at approximately they share together, the same in- ing to be a younger Adenauer that the man — the late Max Otto Into the area. Sgt. James Falco, both of Mont- budget revisions requested by the Hartford, July 10 The State floors. N.H., and Filip Huber, 62, of Quin­ Until July 31, Beaton J. Case, 21, Fire Chief Alexander W. Leggat, ville, walked away. McCracken He was bom in Hartford, Aug. Authorities said lightning hit a Liquor Control CkmUnisslon Sat­ • 'The project, orlg;inally jfianned 5:30 p.m. on Hebrbn Rd. near Cen­ etzitable geopolitical rivalry which himself and by taking stands as Koischwitz — convinced her she Kennedy administration, saying power feeder in Hsrtfoird which cy, Mass., charged with speeding, of Hartford, charged with breach ter St. Smith, alone in tee car, should make the broadcasts. She who gave the damage estimate, de­ said his instrument lights failed as "these actions were inescapable in 26, 1917, son of Mrs. Louise Peach urday suspended the permits of: for completion by September, is forfeited $35 bonds for failure to of peace. The case is under Investi­ has Russia and the United Statea firm as those of Adenauer against scribed the Are as "the toughest in he was landing after a training Porter, now of Malone. N. Y., and affected a substation in Wethers­ Joseph Jita, Yankee Restaurant, now far behind schedule and can­ was traveling north on Hebron Rd: claimed he wrote and directed the the face of the aggressive atmosp­ appear in court. gation by David Dickson, family when he was suddenly stricken ilL pitted against each other in the any and all possible solutions of scripts that she read over the radio. the history of Mount Vernon." flight. here in the east and nearer at the late Leon Porter Sr. field. 120-122 High St., New Britain, 10 not be finished on time, According Myron J. Johnson, 40, of Lake- relations officer. Bond is continued the German problem. Survivors, besides his mother, The roofs and attics of at least days for permitting a diatuTbance, to superintendent of construction The car went up an embankment larger arena of the world they She steadfastly maintained at home.” are his wife. Mrs. Bertha Cole Por­ two homes in Windsor caught fire wood. R.I., charged with operating at $50. What taunted Brandt out of his her trial — which lasted almost "But the step-up in American selling to a minor and allowing Milton Wallace. Present hopes. an overweight Commercial motor Until Aug. 14, Robert A. Lincoln, and knocked over a highway sign. both share. ter; two sons, cfiarles Porter, sta­ when hit by lightning: A third an tmaccompanied minor in the Wallace said, are that the job can Smith then regained control of the ■W« would say that the signing, shell was sonMthlng Adenauer three months — that she hadn’t in­ power was not accompanied by tioned with the U.S. Air Force in blaze caused minor damage to a vehicle, forfeited a $32 bond for 17, of 93 Scar.borough St., charged tended to betray the United States. • £ U u / e •comments that marked Premier barroom. be completed by December or next failure to appear in court. ' with possession of burglar tools in car and drove It into Center St, ■in Moscow, of a military aid treaty did. TTie Bundestag, recently, Okinawa, ^ d David Porter at tobacco shed on Motmtain Road Charles Htmter, Htmter’s Res­ February at the latest, Then and brought it to a stop. He was The Germans had taken her pass­ Khrushchev’s announcement Sat­ home; a datSghter, Mrs. Barbara in teat toewn. Francis I. Hull, 71, of Gastonia, the night. The case is under inves­ between Russia and North Korea adopted a resolution, endorsed by port, she said, and she couldn’t re­ urday that he was increasing taurant, 104-106 Pleasant St., equipment can be moved to its new N.C., charged" with disreg^arding a tigation of the family relations of­ taken in a friend’s car to his home, all political parties, including Ade­ turn home when Americans were Soviet military expenditures in the Bouffard of 'Vernon; and a grand- Thomiwan-ville, five days, selling quarters during one of the stu­ but shortly thereafter the Andover —a treaty which is proclaimed son. dent vacation periods. stop sign, fortelted a $15 bond ter ficer. Fire Department Mergency truck nauer’s own Christian Democrats, evacuated from the Rhineland. current year by 33 1/3 per cent,” The Big Yawn beer for consumption off the failure to appear in court. necessary defense against Amerl- The funeral will bfc-^eld Thurs- premises. The short-lived walkout of brick-, was called and it took him to the expressing West Germany's will­ But the trial court • found her the Defense Secretary said. day at 8:16 a.m. at tee Burke Bridgeport, July 10 (/P) — The ’The case of Herbert J. Leggett, ADLAI FOR FAIRER AID can-Japanese imperialism—means guilty of making broadcasts de­ "In a closed society where of­ war of the marathon ya-wners has Samuel Gluz, Sammy’s Package layers, steamfittera, plasterers, and 68, of Bolton, charged with failure Geneva, July 10 ((P) — Adlal hospital, where tee admitting doc­ that Russia and China are really ingness to support any negotia­ Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., cement finishers began throughout tor said that;Smlth had suffered a signed to weaken and destroy "the ficials do not report in detail to the Rockville, followed by a requiem broken out again, the new chal­ Store, 175 Clifton Ave., "Ansonla, to yield the right of way, was E. Stevenson, U.S. delegate to engaged in a sphere of influence tions Which might open the way confidence of the citizens of the people’s representatives, one can lenge being hurled by a Bridge three daj’s, two counts each 'of the Hartford area June 30 when nolled. heart attack. f t Maas at Sacred Heart Church In, existing contracts ended between the United Nations, called to­ cold war with each other, and for a free vote by all Germans on United Statea" and of trying to only guess at the accuracy of the port disc jockey who claims to Selling below the nUnlmxim retail The case of Donald E. Tarca, 17, day for fairer distribution of weaken the fighting powers and Vernon at 9. Burial will be at Fort price and failing to add the retail these trades and the Greater Hart­ Manchester E'venlng Herald An­ that. Just as China has reached the reunification of Germany. But announced So'viet figures.” Devem Cemeteiy. Fort Devens, have gone 245 consecuti've hours of 683 W. Middle Tpke., charged worldwide aid to underdeveloped dover correspondent, Margery morale of American soldiers. Neither McNamara in his state­ wltiiout sleep. sales tax to the price. ford Contractors Association. with evading responsibility, was nations. Stevenson told the Way over Into Europe to take Al after the Bundestag had done this. Little was heard about Axis ment, nor Gilpatric in his testi­ Maas., with military honors. Dick AJeicander began his binge Plumbers and steamfltters re­ Montandon, telephone Pilgrim Friends may call at the funeral turned to work Friday after an nolled. U.N. Economic and Social Coun­ 2-6012. bania away from Moscow, so Rus­ Chancellor Adenauer more or less Sally during her dozen years be- mony to the Senate Appropriati6ns of wakefulness Jime 29 and fin­ DRUM, BUGLE, RESULTS ’The following entered pleas of cil his government is determined subcommittee, Ifidicated how long home tomorrow and Wednesday ■yVaterbury, July 10 (jP)—’The agreement with;.the contractors sia is trying to take and keep disowned its action and its senti­ f l i i i from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. ished yesterday. was reached late Thursday, with not guilty and requested a trial to see to it that future Ameri­ North Korea, North Viet Nam, ment, and made it clear that his it may take to make the new ap­ He said it was a new American State American Leg;ion Drum and by court: Peter Semankiew, 24, of can aid shall not be. used to en­ praisal of U.S. strength and needs. record. The old chahvp, he said, was Bugle Corps championship has the bricklayers and plasterers fol­ and- Laos out of the Chinese cor own policy still insisted that all lowing the next day. V-lllimanUc, charged with im rich merely » handful of men. Use Sen. A. Willis Robertson, D-Va., a disc jockey in Hawaii with been won by the Connecticut Yan­ proper passing; Francis C. Con His speech cle^ly implied criti­ About Town tai of satellites. Germany be placed under his own presiding at the Senate hearing, string of 204 sleepless hours. Alex­ kees of Stratford. IVinners in the Under the new agreement, the Your Mrs. Wilson Dies, plumbers and ateamfitters will re­ tois, 18, of East Hartford, charged cism of past international aid I t .would seem something of i rule before there be any free elec­ told Gilpatric the subcommittee ander said he himself had a previ­ other divisions of Saturday night’s with reckless driving. Both appear actlviiles, but he carefully re­ The IVomen’s Auxiliary of little would hold up any action on the ous “unofficial” effort of 244 competition were St. Ann’s ijov- ceive a 40-cent per hour wage taig-range triumph for Moscow tions or negotistions. Since the Charge Plan Managed Firm boost over a two-year period for in court on Thunsday. frained from accusing any League Will meet tonight at 8 at bag money bill until after It hears hours. alaires of Stratford, junior color Rouel LaBelle^ 46, of Newton, the Army-Navy Club. to be coming out on top, tempo- mere annexation of East Germany Far TUESDAY ^ WEDNESDAY from the administration, and that While performing the stunt, Al­ guard championship: Police Ath­ an hourly rate of $4.35. The country or organization. tarily at least, in North Korea. by an Adenauer government is the Deliveries ^TKINS;WEST he hoipes,^ ter a report within a Mrs. Louise T. Wilson, 74, of exander was on view in a broad­ letic J^eague of Bridgeport, jun- masons, in accepting a three-year The only rough reading of the role one way German reunification is week, 147 'Parker St., manager of the casting booth at a Bridgeporf for drton and bugle corps, and' contract, a hike of 45 cents over FOR COOK-OUTS or COOK-INS the three-year period, ter a $4.40 pt the two big Communist powers certainly never going to come, Just telephone your order for Gilpatric said that yesterday’s Robert D. Wilson trucking firm, Amusement Park (Pleasure ’Troopers of Bridgeport, senior died yesterday at her home after a drum and bugle corps. hourly wage. Adeneuer was once more reaffirm­ drug needs and cosmetlca—giv­ ORMAND J. WEST • DIRECTOR big Moscow display of Soviet air- Beach). He did it, he said, to raise in Korea that we can attempt power was another factor behind' long illness. She had managed the aays t^iat the North Korean attack ing the reality of his own posi­ ing yonr Charge Plan number. Mandwtfsf's wHh trucking business since her hus- PHONE Ml 9-7196 the President’s order. on South Korea in 1B50 was a Rus tion and policy, which is simply Get III* PfiMit PadIHfM The deputy secretary declared ■band’s death 14 years ago. gMui move, and thht North Korea that he himself accepts and likes Off-Strstt Pirking emphatically that the United Mrs. Wilson was bom in Porta- Immediate \mUAM i. IENWON, Uc. AuMlaf* down, Ireland, Dec. 1. 1886, and Sms Ilien clearly in the Russian the present partition of Germany States has adequate fighting power DOUBLE^Stsinps Delivery 142 EAST CENTER STREET,I MANCHESTER to meet its needs through the had lived in Manchester for 60 Sphere, but that, after the Chi- as much as the Russians do, and 1960’s on the basis of what is years. She was a member of the ]iese Commimists had come into as much as do those VVestem al­ known now. Salvation Army Corps and Wash­ tto war and turned defeat into lies who still cannot conquer their Gilpatric said the Soviet air ington Lodge, LOLI. EVERY WEDNESDAY fear of a resurgent united Ger­ show In Moscow yesterday merely Survivors include two daughters. truce stalemate, the Russians Mrs. Frank Duncan of Manchester, many. confirmed that the Pentagon had Were edged out of North Korea believed—that Russia still -views and Mrs. Russell Hazen of Ver­ and replaced by Chinese. It is Mayor Brandt's insistence, (IlMdani non; a son, William D. Wilson of PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY the rnanned bomber plane as an OPEN WED., THURS., That the Chinese have not held over the years, that the status of essential part of its aerial Manchester; seven grandchildren, OF MANCHESTER the grip they then seemed to tske, West Berlin cannot be considered 901 MAIN 8T.—Ml 8-582i weapons- the same as does the and two great-grandchildren New Health Plans SIRLOIN Funeral services will be held tq;- and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. hnd that Russian influence has ap­ permanent or satisfactory, and United States. For the first time, Gilpatric con­ morrow at 2 p.m. at the Salvation parently been able to reestablish that the only way the Berlin prob­ Ttisis fin* quality, ipscislly Low Pricsd Sisslu'' firmed what has been generally Army, Major Walter La'ihie. com­ |tself in territory under Chinese lem can be solved is through solu­ manding officer, will officiate. Bur- Will provs lo b* a sizzling, mouth-watsring believed, that the U nit^ States ...... » ^|uns would seem beyond any easy tion of the German problem It- for LB program now calls for a force of itU will be'in Eftst Cemetery. eixplanation. But if it is not easily Mlf, which stands as the vital dif­ O RtAT_M tW .run oil favoril* with your family. Buy sxtra for your 700 652 bombers, backed by the Friends may call at the Holmes 725 Hound Dog and ,Sky Bolt mis­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to­ your aatplained In. Itself, it does offer ference between himself and Chan­ DEVPLOFMENTf frsszsr and savs monsy at iher* Low Prices. night from 7 to 9. cellor Adenauer. Whether or not siles, as "sufficient to give us ade­ b e saggMtlon that the Russian And rsfliember, ih* pries w* sdvsrtis* it ths on* quate bomber strength in the Middle tele with regard to Laos, for in- this true; position of Brandt’s will Men and Women 1960’s." Mrs. Mary Z. Bogush Itanoe, can also be real and also win him votes, it is important to and only pries you pay I Mrs. Mary Zingler BegTJsh, 61, mattress Turnpike The Soviet Union shpwed off ite of 31 Briarwood Rd.. Newington, y^ pna ta to a dellberats mainte- have it out in the open, for it does mother of Mrs. Jatnes Gott of represent the truth, and it does air njight yesterday in-a dazzling fa st Mnce of Russia Influence there Over 65 display that struck western diplo­ Manchester, died Saturday at St. •gainst not merely the West, but represent the history which will mats as a gesture designed to Francis Hospital in Hartford. She artimock? In lUso against Oiina. have to happen some day, some­ PORYERHOUSE •79* strengthen Kremlin demands on was the wife of John Begush. Berlin. Besides her husband and daugh­ Tues. and Wed. 1 Russia and China are' too big how. C U B E WILL TRIMMID ter she is survived by a son In Manchester ter the same continent. Just as l Premier Khrushchev and Cos­ >85< monaut Yuri Gagarin watched side Newington; three sisters in Aus­ Specials teusaia and the United States Now a new Senior Citizen plan is available to those by side along with'a crowd of 53,- tria, and nine grandchildren. ‘ gasRi too big for the same world Concentration By Distraction The funeral will be held tomor­ in normal health who are 6S or over, and to sons and TOP ROUND i> S5< 000 while the Soviet Air Force pa­ row at 9:15 a.m. at the Taylor and This prospect is superficially A New York state high school raded a spectacular array of new Modeen Funeral Home,-233 Wash­ -.BARBECUE SPECIALS-- tescinating, but, if we merely ex­ has made something of a survey of daughters who want to assure this protection for craft at Moscow's Tushlno Air, field. ington St;, Halrtford, followed by amine a little history, potentially the TV habits of-its best and sbme their parents. The plan provides substaniial benefits Produce Spcct&ls! tVestern experts Watching the a sc.emn high Mass of requiem at SELECTED TOP GRADE CHOICE 1 ''tenlU y treacherous in its tempta- of its worst pupils, and discover-, 10 at St. Mary's Church. New-ihg-- show—first t{i? Russians have ton. Burial will be in Mt. S t Bene­ gloaa to.jia ed that the best students are those toward: I staged since 1958—said the Unit­ HONIYDIW - CAUFOINiA EACH dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. r Back in 1838 and 1939, what who devote only "half an eye” to M eleni 49< ed States, has nothing to match HOSPITAL COSTS FOR several of the entries. Including a Friends may call at the funeral .balled Itaelf a Weat$m diplomacy what may be going on on the tele­ Jet fighter that can light up a home tonight from 7 to 9. There Chucic Steak was fascinated by the ]H-pspect of vision scretn. Usually, In other • Room and Board . • Medical Care will be a recitation of the Rosary Peaches klYSTONI^A SOUniLANDS 4 us 39* liquid rock'et engine booster in at 8 this evening. nice war between Nazi Germany words, watching television is only • Surgery ' • Nnrtoig Care flight to gain a tremezdous rate of FRESH PAN READY— 5 TO POUND ilStd Coi|ununlst Russia; which one of two things Uiey jwe doing. climb. 1. CULTIVATBD PINT The most spectacular attraction Atty Isadore Halpern would spin the excess vitality out Other previous studies, of including nursing home care Bliieherries 29< Atty. Isadore Halpem of New shown publicly for the first time York CJity, • brother of Mrs. Sally both 4it them and leave them course, have found teat tee pros- following hospitalization ' was a delta wing bomber the an­ Both. exhausted . and no further noithwu nouncer said had a speed several Glaiber, 42 Starkweather St., died ence of a television program, as a Bing Cherries ^ ^>49< suddenly Saturday In New York Beef Patties pKuace to anybody, sort of background, actually facili­ No upper age limit. As long as you are age 65 or over, times that of sound. ' The plan'e City. j The diplomacy which supposed-* looked bigger than the 8-engine tates the student's concentration you can make application. If only one of fi couple is Moot and Oroduca Oricos Iffoctlva Tuatday and Ws noeday Only U.S. B52 and had four Jets, two The funeral was held yesterday pr rspresented the cause of civill- on whatever else he may be doing on the wing tips and two Inboard in New Jeri^y. , HEAT *N' SERVE ■atkai and freedom and democ- at the same time.. Helps keep your over 65, the other may be as young as 56. below the wings. Money-Sa.vln 0 G r o c e r y Western air attaches showed iacy thought so highly of this We are sure, however, that this burner clean as it Both husband and wife can be covered under a single lib pcoq^ect that it even cleared the present survey vill soon be out­ S M IT H IN G N IW ! Sev* Up To 10c Psr Pkg keen interest In a flypast of 10 heats your home! heavy supersonic bombers which 4 Unharmed Then you need .Isay for the conflict, by feeding dated, and that, in fact, it under­ policy. FINAST LGE Cooked Haddock also made their first public ap­ (lie free natian of Czechoslovakia estimates tee real versatility of RT-98 is the most completely Renewable for life. Premiums will not be changed be- Detergent ALL PURPOSI PKGS pearance. This new model’s two to one of the totalitarian wolves. modem yoiitji. effective fuel oil additive in use t engines were mounted on the rear Car Flips PETAL SOFT—WHITE, YELLOW, PINK .Vbe wolf tuned first on the hands The fine student of tomolrow.' today This helps your oil ..cabse of occurrences to you, as an individual—blit IICHMOND LIGHT atop'the long, slender fuselage. It had high swept wings and was that had fed him thus. will have evolved far beyond any burner deliver more dean, de­ Mrs. jteona C. LeiMond of Mead­ poay be changed only for all policyholders in your I 6-OZ comparable in size to the UiS. B58, ow Trail, her two daughters and a rTbat was the specific chain of mere two-way dl'vision of his at­ pendable heat. You get pre­ Ideal (or iSalads mium service, too. All designed classification. Chunk Tuna fa CANS whose publicly admitted speed Is third girl, escaped serious injury roll I toents in 1988 and 1939. The basic 1,500 miles per hour. tention. If present trends-continue to make home heating easy. Saturday night When the car she Toilet Tissue toet involved, then as .now, is that successfully, there will come a A Rsfrs'shing Family Favprits "A very impressive show,’’ said was driving left tee roadway on S A V I 2c the U.S. air attache. Col. Melvin power politics rivalry must time when parents can be assured Why not coll us for dotoHs today? Neilsen. “It’s evident the Russians Pucker St. and turned over. LIGHT MEAT CHUNK—SAVE 14c to haltad and restrained, and of the Scholastic success of their Call today for GRAPI ORMK With Mrs. LaJdond were her QT CAN 29< have continued with the develop­ daughters, Sally, 16 and Ellen 15 atoer.SMOuraged, no matter what offspring only when they csin find Welchade ment of all classes bf aircraft.'' Saggy mattress? When springs get coils gently support the small of your REG. Western observers said the show and Miss; Donna 'Walker, 16, of ^ prastootlva line-up may seem such offspring doing homework to Mobilheat Criip, Tssly Picnic Favoril* South St. They received bniises weak in their old age, you might as back so you enjoy true body-fitting S A V I .to made clear the Russians are not comfort. Beaptyrest comes in just the CANS to bsi, If this worid is to live. Let tee accompaniment of teletriaion, 12 Ml 3-2105 pinning all their faith on long- but did no require medical care, well be sleeping in a hammock for all police reported. to! have aip Illusion of gain from rwlio, u d record flayer simul­ MIXID QT JAR 2 9 ^ range missiles alone. the support you get. This old sway- right mattreSs for you . . . standard gptsntial rivalry between Russia Sweet Pickles The fighters carried alr-t<>alr State Trooper Wsilter Smiegel of back (mattress, of course!) should be firm, or ^xtra firm; tufted or quilted taneously. I,, WE GIVE the Stafford Springs troop said the ipd China, any more than we can Npr is this e x i t i n g too much, WILUAM TUCKER RICHARD QWNN rockets instead of conventional put out to|pasture and replaced by a tops; full or twin -sizes . . . and still GREEN STAMP cannon. 'Hie new \ bombers were accident happened at about 10:10 tolpn for gain from tee aams kind or setting too high a ffaindard ter armed with alr-to-surface missiles p.m. when Mrs. LaMond’s car fail­ new Beautyrest mattress and match­ only $79.50 for each piece. Why not LARGE, CULTIVATED, LUSCIOUSl between Russtosnd our- modem youth. It is already half BERNAM) F. F ^ E R ANTHONY QWRICI Instead of bombs. ed to negotiate a curve. It ran ing box spring . . . the perfect com­ try a new Beautyrest mattress and i||eN)> T to Attttps of the world there, without even trying. Just •The Russians gave advance bill­ through a stone wall, down an in­ bination for restful sleep. The sepa­ box spring on a 30-night free trial? 4 ^ iteC ■s.lB m y abiuty to con- doing wiiat comes naturally. It la M ORIM T ing to a vertietd takeoff plEuie teat cline and rolled over once, coming Come in tomorrow. JACKRfSLEY JA CK UBDiARO does not depend on a jet thrust to to rest on its Wheels in a field. rate Beautyrest muslin-pocketed IM tin **»»«*■*■«' of sMes. or in only we older people edip, un­ get it aloft Called a "screwr wing Mrs. LaMond wa8 arrested and pint .g||y bops tto t the vlltotas wili fin- imaginatively, find ourselves un- BROTHERS plane” it was a cross between a charged with failure to drive right 935 MAIN ST. - MI 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:30 ill ••to other off. It has in the abls to cope 'with the theory teat, plane and a helicopter. on a curve. % e will appear in THURS. AND FRIS. TO 9 .P.M. - CLOSED MONS. 'A 'tsasM order the non numerous tto distrac­ Two engines were mounted at cult Court 12 at Btofford Springs Ml 3-5135 V .MstropaWan Ufa^nsufanca Company, Now Ypifc, N; Y; the end of each wing, and it had on July 26, c m s d o ^ c t tions,^ tea greater the ebneentra- 301-315 CtnW Sj^ PRICK g FK T lV ! IN FIRST NATIONAl SUPER MARKETS ONLY sad Otow M tm-, ttoo. I

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^locidmobil^ Unit VILLA M A M B H o i i r SOUTH OLABTONBUBY Canoe Clubs TV-Radio Visits Wednesday ’The Red CroM Bloodmoblle will From July 1 Umm A « f. t4 visit Mcuudwater Memorieil Moa- Open Ang. 36 Display Skills pital on Wednesday from 10; 45 T elevision z.m. to 6l60 p.m. Six car loads of young people Biz 3 Theater (in progreas) 3^ 7:30 Cheyenne 3. 10. 40. Appointment 4utd walk-in donors bMMMBptoyfn from New York stats carrying a Early Strow (In progreeM ] The Return of General Mc­ . tPiwMaUil tAHrmirtjr First Show (in progress) Arthur . 33, may give blood at Oie untt,. which WhirlpMl ■pwt dozen canoe racing shells on top of Yogi Bear To Tell The Truth will be located in the emergency nsooii ^^SZiMUwly Al Mann News 8:80 Surfilde Six I, 40, room arem Donors may tise Uie ISHtill their cam arrived in Columbia Flippy tha Clown Tale.s of Wells T u t f o 10, 33, E. tmi Gas Raacti l l S J n i — ambulance entrance. Parking ip 14Amw pAbM Daley, Miehael David, aon MBoddlat — M i l J i Undaunted by a few minor show- News. Sporta and Weather Suapenae Theater NEORO APPOINTED 14 Oranqulet, Snaan Jay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nets Gran- bachelor’s degree in electrical en­ lUEL OIL SSDaraliod iT 'T” IS” qulst, 66 Am ott St. She waa bom June 28 at Manchester Memo­ em, they stayed right at their Phil Silvers Show Feature 40 New Haven, July 10 iJF) — Mrs. 96AdmUaaa u LJ gineering pith distinction and Death Valley Days 11:30 Premiere Lawrence B. Scantlebury has been r r rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm. C. ctuioeing, with Wilbur Fletcher of Million Dollar Movis World s Best Movies GASOLINE nmrtt arant IT IT Columbia acting as announcer. No honors from the Univerisity of appointed treasurer of the city of, 38 Contalntrt □ □ G. Anderson, East Hartford. Her paternal grandfather is Nets Connecticut June 11. He is the Father Knows Beal 121 11:25 News—Sign Off 39 Holt in----- Granquiat, New Britain. She has a sister, Leslie Jay, 3. record was kept of the winnings. Evening Report 40 11:30 Jack Paar Show tC) N W 'I^ v en by Mayor Richar^-CL IT f » • • • • son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard V; Film 22 1 1:00 Ljite News Lee. Mfs: .^cantlebury, a Negro, 40 ^ n the — □ □ In addition to the racing several Jackson, formerly ■ of Manchester, Sports Camera 30 News toUaahtH Columbia young people had an op­ waa named to tlie post Saturday. t r Mayer, J«dm David, aon of Mr. and Mm. Otto Mayer, ih il : ow of White River Junction, Vt; ^8EE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING She will fill the vacancy in the 41 Stafo «i>lV«r H KJ u mm Strickland St., Glastonbury. He was bora July 1 at Manchester portunity to try out their one BANTLY OIL 44PaU While at the univeraity he was ST r U paddle kayaks under instruction of elective poet caused by the death r.iMI'WI, IM'. 48Ialqait]r r w ] □ Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. a member o f Eta Kappa Nu Elec­ dOOwnad Yonkers Club members. recently of Mra. Mary Grlnold. s r ■ r George McCollum, 92 Wells St. His paternal grandparenta are trical Engineering Honor Society, Mra. Scantlebury, who will be the ; 'I '! \1\ - I IN.I.I SOBodafaatad □ □ EM Mr. and Mm. Walter Mayer, Glastonbury. He has two brotheis, Much interest was shown in the at tportt construction of the shells'. All of and Tau Beta Pi Eiigdneering Hon­ Radio fimt Negro to serve In a major H" Stephen, 9, and ITiomas, 8; and a sister, Susan, 4. or Society. TEL. Mltclicll 9-4595 SlSo^citT □ • • * * * foreign make, most of them com­ (This lisUng iBcIndes only those news broadcasts of 10 er 15-mlante elective office in New Haven, has B3Kdtt He will seek a master of science been employed at Yale University. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SSSaa aatlas W s r Roy, Anthony Joseph, son of Mr. and Mm. Joseph Roy, Box ing from Denmark and Sweden, iMgth. ^ m e stations earry other short neivsoasts.) ROCKVILLE TR M271 J they were made of thin veneer. The degree at Northeastern University S4 Robert Slad't ■iMl 170, R ID 3, He was bom June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Evening Graduate School. Boston, 8:0aThe World Tonight TVrola S' strips put on with the grain run­ WDBC-;-18SS mmt pital. His maternal s^randparenta are Mr. and Mm. Arthur Cas- this fall. Jackson is presently em­ 8:00 News 8:16 Showcase and Newg BSAMent b ning one way on the sides and in 6:06 Today on Wall Street i 3;15 Sign Off BY AL VERMEER 36Watefaat r t r IT seday, York, Pa. Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. ployed by the Raytheon Co., Way- the opposite direction supporting 6:10 Sport News CfcOCfC a a a DOWN Arthur Roy, Box 170, RFD 3. land, Mass. 6:16 Art Johnaon Show .APPROVE WA’nSRSHBD PLAN IT W • • • • * the.se. Fletcher says he will try to 8:06 Cryatal Lake Hop IStriket ligliUy J make one. JaOkson now resides with his 1:00 News & Sign Off. Washington, July 10 (Ah — The NOBODY- Haddad, Joaaae Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Phillip Had- r SDWiiiet part ST Mm. Myrtle Englert, cJiairman wife, the former Suzanne Audette WRAY—911 Budget Bureau has approved the $8 Compare! 3Airtra t r r 1 dad, 8 Rogem PI. She waa born June 20 at Manchester Memo '' of Manchester, and son, in Fram­ 6:00 Sound Stage million South Branch Pmk Water­ 4aanufltelar rial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mm. Irene R. Smith. of Columbia Recreation Coimcii, 8:30 Night Flight t r B” who was hostess to the group, ingham, Mass. 12:00 Sign Off shed protection project in Hartford sent Wlllimantic. Her paternal grandmother is Mm. Malackie Haddad. county. The Bureau informed Sen. has as 6Ahrt78 j 3 Willimantie. She has a brother, Peter William, 6; and a sister, expressed her pleasure over the w n 0—1689 co-operation of motor boat owners g:00 News. Weather A Sporta Thomas J. Dodd of its decision Sat­ Dianne Lee, 8. ticket sales are good. Any of the 6:30 Suppertime Serenade urday. The project, which must • • • • * who kept out of the area, and to firemen can furnish ticketa or they 6:45 Three Star Extra many the sailora, who delayed their can be obtained at the Wlllimantic 7:06 Conversation Pieca still be approved by Cbngfress, is BY FRANK O’NEAfi Whlthans, Christine Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John 7:30 News of the World. designed to give flood protection SHORT RIBS Erwin Whltham, 33 Matehr St. She was bom July 1 at Man­ races. Fire House on Bank St.; in Colum­ 7:45 Governmental Service Constable Mike Wheeler petroll­ to Hartford, West Hartford,. New­ chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. bia at Collins Garage, Columbia. 8:00 News ington and Farmington, Conn. The ed the area. Service Station, Herb’s Garage; 8:05 Pop Concert low meat and Mra. John Zawlstowski, S3 Mather St. Her paternal g^rand- 9:05 Night beat population of the Watemhed area parents are Mr. and Mm. Erwin W. Whitham, 31 Crosby Rd. She Personal and in Hebron at Frank and Mar­ 11:00 News ions Grocery Store. is 150,000, with an additional 200,- has a brother, Stephen Erwin. 3H. The Soracchi families were 11:16 S p orts Final 000 in communities subject to • • • • • called to New York lest week by Shlne-Allsjiach 11:30 Starlight Serenadt prices ; the death of John Soracchi, who Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shine of Wil- 1:00 Sign Off flooding. Amato Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mm. Anthony Amato, 60 Hil- WPOP—1419 ;P top Dr. He waa bora July 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. died July 5 at the age of M^at his llmantlc-Hartford Rd., have an­ y 1 His maternal grandparents am Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beaulieu. 3.5.1 home in Corona, L.I. nounced the engagement of their 7:00 Bob Scott daughter, Sheila, to William AUa- 9:00 Ray Somera as A & P ! E. Middle Tpke. His paternal grandmother la Mm. Nancy Mr. Soracchi had been a fre­ 11:00 News Amato, Windsor Locks. He has a brother. Thomas, 4H : and a quent visitor in Columbia through nach, son of Dr. and Mm. Francla 11:10 Ray Somera sister, Elaine, 3ti. &e yecue'at the home of hla three G. Allanach of Norwich. 1:00 Dei Raycee Show Liggett Special • • • • • sons, Louis, Alfred and William Miss Shine wsis graduated from WINF-1JS9 6:00 News Leighton, Randolph Verne, son of Mr. and Mm. Bruce D. Soracchi. Besides hie sons he Windham High School with the 6:10 Wall Street Leighton, 28 Grove St., Rockville. He was born July 3 at Man­ leaves his wife Celeste Soracchi of class of 1961. Allanach is a gradu­ 6:15 Bob Bacon—Sporta SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ate of Windham Regional Techni­ 6:25 Showcase chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents am Mf. Coropa; one daughter, Mra. John 6:45 Lowell Thomaa—Sporta and Mm. Kenneth Wilde. Rockville. His paternal grandi>iu'«nfs Delapina of Bee^uret, L.I.; and cal School and works In Pratt and 7:00 CBS News are Mr. and Mra. Hubert R. Leighton Sr.. Suffield. nine grandchildren; Whitney. No date has been set for 7:10 CBS In Person the wedding. 7:30 Fulton Lewli Funeral services were held Sat­ 7:45 Showcase of Muele ■ GROUND Dados, David l« o , son of Mr. and Mra. Jules D. Duclos, 26 urday. Bright St., Thompsonville. He was bom June 27 at Manchester Sailing Results Mandiester Evening Herald Co­ Columbia Lake Sailing Club lumbia oorreepondent Mrs. Donald Guaranteed Memorial Hoepital. His maternal grandmother is Mm. Eleanor To Give You L Goss, 123 Helalne Rd. His paternal grandpamnts are Mr. and races, second this season, had the R. Tuttle, telephone ' AOsdemy ANY SIZE following winners; Lightnings, 8-3435. A Very Mra. Louis Duclos. Berlin, N. H. He has three brothers. Paul. • CONGRCTE Enjoyable PACKAGE IIM , Denis, 9, and Robert, 7; and two sistem, Carole Ann, 4, and Frank Savage, Paul Merrick, and BEEF Smoke Claim, 19 months. C. Randolph Forbes; Comets, Tony Youngsters Hunt F0UNDAT10HS Xnds OF A NATIONALLY • * • * • Ferrigno, Larry Hutchins, and ■ ■ Barton, Laurie Beth, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Frederick Henry Beck. ADVERTISED CIGAR Thomas Barton, 95 W. Middle Tpke. She was bom June 30 at Baseball Results Peanuts Tonight • NEW PANELS WHICH SELLS FOR tOe FRESH AND TENDER Manchestet’ -Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Columbia Recreation Council's Regr. $4.75. Mr. and Mm. Frederick Hutchings, Manvllle, R. j." Her paternal Red Sox, farm team, played the ’The recreation -department will Box 50. n . 7 9 **That eld Mr. Green le elmoet as bad as Mom when it grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Fiederick Barton. Pawtucket. R .1. Hebron Cube at Porter school field, oomee to biterruptirw a person when he’s ootiduct a peanut hunt on all 11 QUAUTY WOftK ‘ 7 For 25o She has a brother, David Glenn; and a sister, Ellen Mary, 2’ i. taking the game 22-7. Battery for ■upervised playgrounds tonight at Perfeotos and PnnateOas CHICKEN talking’, ien% he, Pop?^ the I W Sox was Keven Malek and 6:46. Children interested are in­ Saucier, Judith Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Roger J. Charles Burnham and Billy vited to report to their nearest Saucier, 39 Pioneer Circle. She was bom June 29 at Manchester Pagach; and for the Cubs, Gam- playground. E. J. POLONSKI LIGGEH DRUG Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON bolotti and Gale. Richard Beers Ttmsday evening the program Telephone Collect PARKADE Louis C. Bunce,' 629 W. Center St. Her paternal grandparents made a three-run homer for the calls for a marshmallow r o u t at STORKS, 6 A 9-9044 are Mr. and Mm. Russell J. Saucier. Caribou, Maine. She has Red Sox. BREASTS 6;30. Fireplaces will be provided four brothem, Jarvis, 7, Robert, 5, Michael, 3, and Riissell, 21 'Dib farm team. Braves, will and chilfireh must bring their own months; and a sister. Linda. 6. play Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Por­ marahmallows. ter field. Coach Rudolph Albair Kauffman, William Kenneth Jr. and Kenneth William, twin said Thursday, at the same time sohs of Mr. and Mm. William K. Kauffman. 12 Ellington Ave , SMOKE KILLES MAN and place, yjp Red Sox will play Bloomfield. July 10 (/P) —Ed­ Sirloin StMk Roqkville. They were bom June 13 at Rockville City Hospital. Arnold Hanna’s team; and on Fri­ Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Alexandre Gal­ mund A. Allen, 626 Bloomfield :n u day, the farm team All Stars will Ave., died of smoke inhalaticn ATTENTION HOME OWNERS PorterhoufD Steak U lant, Montreal, Canada. Their paternal grandparents are M-'. play the Little L

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Sheldon-BlQhks JR^ed Sox for Second Shutout in Row THE Herald Angle :iQn ----- i By EARL YiftST ]VIistretta Wins British Open Crown Softhull, Pairing AMERICAN LEAGUE Spoils Editor W. L. Pet. G.H, New York July 10 (/P)-— 1® »e<»nd in a 9-6 defeat by,»,when Norm Cash wicked, SteveAbroke loose for^lS hits, Astride Donkeys XMew lorK , duiy lu g<,x. TBoros was hit by a pitch and Mike rookie Carl Yastrzemski. in thie Brooks Robinson^ ^ Detroit ...... 55 SO .647 — Sunday f>the case the wiles were crossed W ith Kelley’s Neiv York ... .53 39 .646 Vi The Detroit Tigers figure the It was only the second defeat in Roarke singled. Boros, felled by a nightcap. Two ■ unearned runs in W HITE 80X-INDIAN8 — A and the state news machine which Latest Goal of Palmer "tJnipIrsa venias Little League the first inning tagged the loss First Sunday in the seventh Balttmore ... .48 87 .565 7 scrap for • the American il11 gsones games for New York, but each pitch that struck his helmet, spent pinch-hit, bases-loaded homer by feeds the latest in the world of CoachM. Cleveland . . . . .47 39 .547 81/, T ooo-no rAnnnnt i= strintlv a loMloss has knocked the Yankees out iMt night under observation in a on Ralph Terry (5-1), who had month and as usual my family ac­ sports happenings to The Herald Relief Help That should be a novel attrae- League pennant is strictly a fl„tniiice. hospital. been sidelined since June 16 be- Sherm Lollar with two out In the companied me to church... Al­ Chicago ...... 42 44 .488 IS'/i of first place. ninth won the first game for the was not operating.. .Although the Birkdale, Englant^, July 10 (/P)—Arnold Palmer sets out tion Tuesday night, July 18 Boston ...... 40 45 .471 15 two - team tussle between Baltimore, with an eye on mak­ Detroit wrapped up the nightcap cause of shoulder trouble. Rookie though the weather was great for start for Beantown was delayed, today to become thei first American to win the British Open when the U ttle League men In Don Schwall (7-2) was the win­ White Sox and beat reliever Frank outdoor activities, nothing special Scoring their second 'vic­ blue combine to tiy to dutociore Washington ,38 46 .452 16V', thetnselves and the New York ing it a three-way fight for the on a two-run homer by Billy Bru­ Funk (9-7). Willie Kirkland hit, we, my son Dean and I, Were- able Golf Championship sinc^ Ben Hogan captured it in classic Lo* .Angeles . .85 51 .407 20'/, Yankees, and at the moment, flag, gained control of third place,' ton' in the seventh inning. Jim ner, with relief help from Amie was planned and I just sat back to make Boston by 1 o’clock . tory of the year over Crom­ the Coaches In a novel soft-tail Bunning (9-6) gave up a dozen three home rune for Cleveland, byt and relaxed under the shade of i style at Carnoustie!; Scotland, eight years ago. exhlMUon at Robertson Park Minnesota ... .34 50 .405 20.1/, they’ve proved their jxjlnt—by a seven -games behind, by whipping Earley. , J. C. Martin’s two-run homer in Farm Director Neal Mahoney ex­ well and getting unexpected Kansa.* City !.31 52 .378 2S point. Kansas City, 8-0, od Steve Bar­ hits, but struck out 10 and won it Maris, Mickey Mantle and Tony maple tree, re*d the neWspaper tended greetings and said the S' x assistance from previously *nie hard-hitting, easy-going^ under the lights. the seventh inning provided Chi­ end listened to' baseball action on ■ Country Club Palmer, -from Latrobe, Pa;, battl­ Both, teams will be operating Sunda}''8- Result* That’s the margin, just .001 in ber’s' four-hitter. Cleveland thud­ with; ninth Inning relief help. Ryne Kubek of the Yanks join Cash and had Just signed a fellow named winless Rockville, Manches­ Palmer, rated the 5-2 favorite, ded to fourth when the Chicago Duren (3-9) was the loser. Rocky Colavito of . Detroit in the cago’s edge in the nightcap as Cal thb radio.. .1 ' suggeeted playing Yost, John Yost of California. No SATURDAY ing South Africa's Gary Player under handicaps—riding don­ New York S-6, Boston 0-9. the percentages, the Tigers have • • • McLish (5-8)' defeated Jim Perry ter’s .American Legion base­ for the . money-winning title on pointed out: “This is a flat seaside keys. Chica|;o 7-9, Cleveland 5-8. over New York as they now join V^hite Sox thumped the Injuns AL’a starting lineup behind Ford tennis but found no partners willing details weto available on bny nahie- BEST SELECTED NINE ..course with no hills and no trees. twice, 7-5 and 9-8. Minnesota fi­ at Candlestick Park in the All- (7-7). Ray Herbert'(7-8) was the go I Just relaxed the best way I sake'but If he lasts as long as Ed­ ball team suddenly found itself Class A—Jerry Bealeau 31-4-27, the Artierican circuit, admitted: Coach Lee Fracchia of the Detroit 1-6, Loti .\tigeles 0-3. . forces with the Yankees for the YANKS-REO SOX — Sheldon. first game winner. Lenar’s hoiiier undisputed owners of first place The lack of trees, makes judging, nally won at Washington, the city (6-2), a righthander with just one Star Game. knew how. die Yost he’ll do all rig h t.. Eina-r Lorentzen 29-2-27. "This is a championship I want distance difficult. Anybody who Umpires has been seci-etly Minnesota !■; Washtnfrton 1. AL’s battle with the National in' was the fifth plnch-hlt slam In the in Zone Four League play. to win—sometime. working his squad while Coach Baltimore 8, Kansas City 0. tomorrow’s All-Star game at the Twins fled In their franchise year of Class D ball behind him, Lunched with Bill' Crowley, former Class B—Harold Jarvis 35-6-26, overshoots the greens is going to shift, by beating the Senators. 7-1. allowed Boston nothing but sin­ " 0R10LES-ATHLET1C8 — Bar­ AL this season, tying the major M o n d a y Red Sox announcer, now chief Exploding for four runs in the Ray Fahey 31-5-26, Bob Peck 36- ■'But I’m not satisfied with my Frank Kind is reported to be Today’s Games San Francisco. league record set by the AL in opening frame, the Silk Towners be in trouble.' lining up an AU-Star aggrega- With Frank Lary, the league's * • * gles. He walked no one and struck ber (10-6), a southpaw sopho­ Calendar lists July 4 In red, de­ publicist, and talked with Scouts 9-27, Ted Stepan.ski 33-6-27, Jim moods at the moment. All" keyed No 'Games Scheduled. 1953. Larry 'Woodall, Socko McCrary used this as a cushion as they reg­ Madur 33-6-27. to go? Well, hope so.” Fifteen Americans are entered. Mon of coaches. Tuesday’s SchMule ace righthander, allowing only HGEJIS-ANGELS—Lary (13-4), out seven for the sixth straight more, stretched his career record • • • noting a holiday, and as this is the istered a 5-2 victory over Crom­ Palmer is the only one given a three singles and winning No. 13 a likely choice to follow Yankee victory and second shutout in a day befoiie the holiday I can except and Fred Magpiire. .Rocky Cola Vi­ Class C—BUI Peck 33-9-24, Joe Palmer, 1960 U.S. Open and All proceeds will eater ti .Yll-Star Game at San FYanclsco, against the A’s to 6-0 while col­ TWINS-SENATORS—^Earl Bat- well at Mt. Nebo Field yesterday JIM MISTRETTA Masters champion, has "'made a serious chance of winning the title Little I.«ague Fund to help de­ p.m. in the opener, Detroit climbed back lefthander Whitey Ford to the row for the fprmer University of few phone callers and even less to, who did practically nothing Alarisio 37-11-26. which was first competed for 101 into first place by beating the Los mo^nd for the AL All-Stars, Connecticut flinger. Elston How­ lecting his fourth shutout of the tey belted two home ruiui and Ted personal visitors at the desk. Many agalmst the Yanks, drove In five of afternoon for their sixth- victory Low Gross—Ed Loika 68. detailed analyrsis of the trteky fray 1961 regular seasen oper­ season—tops in the majors—for Lepclo one as the Twins won their the Tigers’ six runs in a -6-2 win in seven starts. Meanwhile, Rock­ holes ■ on the 6,844-yard, par 72 years ago. Player is the second ations. N.YTIONAL LE-YGUE Angeles Angels, 1-0 and 6-3, yes­ walked just two and struck out ard doubled home the first run off offices and business firms were SUNDAY choice. Defending Champion Kel terday while New York split with 10 while ending the Angels’ home- loser Bill Monbouquette (8-7), who the Orioles. The Birds made it 13 first at Griffith Stadium in six closed but this wasn’t the case iii in the afternoon, a three-run hom­ ville stunned Niantic, which had BEST SELECTED 16 Royal Brikdale course that could First pitch wUI be a t 8;30 and w. Pet; G.B. tries. Camilo Pascual (7-11) was been tied with Manchester for the Promoter Blasts Nagle, who beat Palmer .by one a ton of fun is guaranteed. U Boston. The Yankees won their run streak at 16 games with his also gave up Roger Maris’ 33rd out of 16 with” a sweep of the the newspaper field... Consequent­ er the big blow. .Before the night Class A—Bill Dcasy 61-3-58, Ot­ rob him of the championship.* stroke last year, also is well liked. Cincinnati . .. .54 30 .643 — fifth in a roW in the first game. second shutout. The Tigers handed homenin. three-game set, beating Bob Shaw the winner, ^ving up five hits and ly the dally schedule went Uninter­ action I dined with Manager Bob Zone Four lead going into Sun­ to Lorentzen 61-2-59. The sixth—a 468-yard affair set Tickets may be purchased fi-oni Los Angeles .49 35 .583 5 3-0, behind the five-hit pitching of Eli Grba (5-9) his fifth loss In The Red Sox, after winning just (5-8) in the first Inning when fanning nine. Tom Cheney (1-1) rupted.. .Binky Hohenthal at Schefflng of the Tigers and Hal day’s play, in a doubleheader by NBA Ring Ratings ClaSs B—Bob Boyce 66-5-61, among the end dunes- and gonie The first time the title went any Little League or Farm Plttsiburgh .. . .42 •35 .545 8',i a row with a secondrlnnlng run Jackie Brandt’s triple followed a lost It. Middleworth, forrner Detroit base­ scores of 5-4 and 5-1. As a result. bushes — is a tedious hole, P a lte r across the Atlantic was when Jock League player or coach. rbokie Roland Sheldon, but drop- one of their last 11 games, then Schlebel’s reported hla son, Norm, Manchester now holds a game and Bob McCann 68-6-62, Ed Blovish San Franelsco .44 39 .530 9Vi a recent UConn grad, was enter­ ball writer, now director of public As Being Assinine 69-7-62, Harold Jarvis 68-6-62. said. Hutchinson, a. Scot who emigrated Milwaukee . . . .87 40 .481 1SV> relations. Scheffiqg admit t^ life a half bulge in the standings. "You’ve got to be very careful. to the United States, won it in ing the insurance field and would Pitcjiliig the victory for Coach Class C—Ed Ansaldi 71-8-63, 1921. St. Louis ...... 36 43 .436 15'/, be Working but "'of Hartford. A was a lot different leading a pen­ New York, July 10 (iiP) Tom John Relder 71-8-63. There's a cross bunker and you’ve January Captures ClUcago ..*>.. .36 44 '.450 16 nant contender than when he was Rusty Scruton’s crew was Jim Since then it has made the crqss- former three-spoft standout at Mistretta with fine relief help Bolan, promoter of Floyd Patter­ Blind Bogey got to lay off from the tee. The Philadelphia .. .23 55 .295 38 Manchester High, Hohenthal with the lowly Chicago Cubs in the Sher Ferguson, Merrill Ander­ second is very exacting too. It’s a Ing 13 times. Famous U. S. win­ Title at St. Paul Sunijay’s Results Major League National League.. .Mike Higgins, from ' ace Tommy Kelley. The son’s proposed Fall heavyweight ners include Walter Hagen, Bobby served his schooling period in the lanky lefthander effectively scat­ son. Bundl Tarca,- Henry Rockwell, blind shot bemuse of the mounds Chicago 9-8, Philadelphia 8-5. Mathews Availability Red Sox skipper, talked at length, title defense against Boston's Tom Ed Blovish, all 81’s. blocking the green.” Jones, Tommy Armour, Gene Sara- = ^ L e a d e r s ; insurance field in Milwaukee, but tered five hits as he notched his With Total of 269 St. Louis 6-1, San Francisco 3-6. didn’t get a chance, to see the something unusual for nim. with McNeeley, charged today that the I>ADIES DIVISION Palmer said the 418-yard ninth zen, Sam Snead, and Hogan. Pittsburgh 5, Milwaukee 4. .^MERIC.AN LEAGUE me on the Red Sox dugout bench. initial mound victory of the sea­ 'National Boxing Association's rat­ Bravea play. ...Violent rain' and son in the five innings which he BEST 15 HOLES was another hole demanding very No less than 3 ^ golfers from 19 Cincinnati 14, Los Angeles 3. Batting — Howard, New York, a * ' wind storm in the late afternoon Mike doesn’t waste many words ings are "assinine" and said Pat­ Low Gross—Julia Faulkner 70. careful driving and the 571-yard countries are entered for the two St. Paul. Minn., July ID (AO—Don . Today's Games .369; Cash, Detroit. .355; Brandt, and he had a lot of fuel for worked. Mistretta fanned three terson "Is not going to lose (his 14th "Calls for accurate shots the 18-hole qualifying rounds today January, the lan who scored tho caused considerable property dam­ and issued only bne base on baits. Low Nets—Lynn Varney 83-31- $50,000 ace at Palm Springs, Ckdif., No Games Scheduled. Baltimore, .341; Piersall, Cleve­ age near our home but we escaped question I asked concerning tlie title) to a bunch of armchair 52, Kae Allen 77-23-54, Melissa De- whole way because of the narrow and tomorrow. The low 120 scorers Tuesday’s Schedule land, .389; Killebrew, Minnesota, Boosts National Stock - REC SOFTBALL pressure on managing today oyer Kelley came on In the sixth and schemers.” fairway." advance to the 72-hole'medal play early this season, had his first golf with only a flooded backyard. fanned 10 of the 12 .batters he re Martin 79-25-54. tournament victory of the season All-Star Game at.San Francisco, .331. ■ III I ' ' B- , ■•I,.— I - Standings the demands of a decade and two Bolan replied in a lengthy He listed the 510-yard 16tk and championship with 18 holes Rains forced postponement of tired to preserve the victory. Low Putts—Julia Faulkner 27, today. 4 p.m. Runs—Mantle, New Y'ork, 74; San Francisco, July 10 of this year’s two All-star-^'urday and own|f1jii phenomenal 16-2 W. Pet. volleyball play at night and I tried ago. .Saw Ding Farr, Walt Sueny statement to the NBA threat last Barbara Williams 29, 470-yard 18th as other holes de­ Wednesday and Thursday, and the LONG STRIDE TOO SHORT—Carl Yastrbemski of the Teachers ...... 8 .889 and Jack Fallon In the box seats Dailey Hits Homer week that it would strip Patterson manding pinpoint accuracy. final 36 on Friday. The lean Texan from Dallas shot Maris, New Y'ork, 78; Colavito, games, which will be televised na­ record to catch up on my reading as a Manchester made only four hits t e a m CHAMPIONSHIP an eight-under-par 64 on his final Boston Red Sox is but at first base in sixth inning of Detroit, 69; Cash, Detroit, 64; —The National League was tionally. The second game will be Gus's Grinders ...... 6 .600 result of the extra time In our and AI Whitney and his wife of his championship unless he sign­ Hazel ■ Barger and Betty Wilkie Weekend Fights cheered today by the news Murtaugh can turn to two other Boland Motors ...... 6 .600 the stands. .Boston responded wi:h but three of them In the opening round yesterday for a 19-under-par first game of double header in New York yesterday as Kallne, Detroit, 61. played July 31 in Boston. It was lefthaiided starters. Mike Mc­ Connecticut Room. frame. After that Cromwell’s Leo ed within a reasonable time for a defeated Betty-.^enton and Mary Runs Batted In—Gentile, Balti­ Egg ’N You ...... 5 .556 an 8-3 win for a split, homers by defense against a fighter listed in 269 to win the $30,000 St. Paul Yankee pitcher Roland Sheldon beats him to the bag. Buffalo, N. Y.-^aokie Donnelly, that Eddie Mathews, Milwau­ virtually a certainty that the two- Cormick of the Giants or Warren Jim Pagllarone and Clary Geiger Bravakis was almost invincible Gangwere, 2-up, Edna Hilinski and Open and $4,300. more. 82; Marls, New- York, 80; kee’s hard hitting third base- game system. Initiated in 1958, will Arniy * Navy ...... 5 .500 Tuegday__ the top six by the NBA. Jsi’e Ferguson downed Hazel Bar­ Yastrzemski grounded to first baseman Earl Torgeson, 135, Buffalo, outpointed Paolo Spahn, Milwaukee’s amazing 40- Pagani's"Barbers ... .7:4“ .444 sparking^the, success befDM_tvdte but the damage had already been New Queen Sure to Be Crowned January started the day four left, who flipped to Sheldon for the out. (AP Photofax.) Rosi, 135, New Y’ork, 10. Mantle, New York, 74; Cash, De­ man, would be available for be continued through next jrear, at year-old, who has appeared in six Fourth of July and me'without as many fans as had showed up done. McNeeley, unbeaten in 23 pro ger and Betty Wilkie, 19th hole; shots behind Buster (Jupit, toe club troit, 70; KlUebresr, Minnesota, least. Th* players voted will be Telso ...... 3 .375 bouts, is not ranked by the NBA Helen Noel and Marion Zamattis duty against the American League previous games. It is highly pos­ British Amer. Club . . . . 1 .100 any fireworks. However, before I for the daylight game. Seifen hun­ I After AI Cyr fanned leading off pro from Fort Smith, Ark., who 68. In tomorrow’s 30th All-Star continued through next year, at sible he might surprise by start­ closed "shop” for the day and dred nuns, along . with Richard Manchester, Kelley drew a base on Bolan. president of Championship edged Rory Simon and Isabel Par- As Ladies Seek State Title was second With 270. Dave Hill of Hits — B. Robinson, Baltimore, Game, second in California and least. The players voted unanimous­ ing Joey Jay, who registered his looked back, I not only had a full Cardinal Cushing," attended tl.e balls. Then Dennis Dailey’-hit a Sports Inc., has said he hopes to clak, 2 and 1; Peg Chanda and Denver finished third with 272. 101; Kubek, Nenv York, 103; Cash, ly in favor of playing, two games INTERMEDIATE I LEAGUE announce a date for the Patterson- Barbara Williams nipped Ceil January pulled away from toe first in Sail Francisco. 12th victory for Cincinnati yester­ Standings day but one that I ’ll never forget afternoon meeting. .Homs at 1 two-run homer to send his club Detroit 102; Francona and Pier- It was feared that Mathews, the but it was believed they will ap­ day. for years to come.. .Yankee Stad­ o’clock and glad to be back. in front to stay. McNeeley bout sometime this Perry and Emma Oleksinski, 2 and West Hartford, July 10 UPi—Patricia O’Sullivan, who came as field In the middle holes where he All-Star Snubbed Robinson sail, CIe\’elaiid, 96. W. L. Pet. Senior circuit’s premier southpaw prove the players’ request. Paul Richards, the AL manager, ium In New York was my destina­ But Manchester wasn’t through week. Tlie fight tentatively Is list­ 1; Julie Faulkner and Melissa ?e- close as a person could to having an exclusive franchise on the state rapped In four birdies and chipped Doubles—^Power, Cleveland, 24^; San Franciscans anlxously were Green Manor ...... 5 1 .833 with Its first inning uprising. Af­ ed for September in Boston. Bolan Martin shaded Evelyn Lorentzen in for another from .the ninth slugger, might be forced to pass up yesterday announced his batting Intermediates ...... 3 2 .600 tion point and by 9:30 we were on Thursday women.'s golf championship, was a sure thing not to win the 1961 Kubek, New Y’ork, 22; Romano, the spectacle because of a knee in­ awaiting their first look at the order which had Mantle batting the parkway, Elmer Phelps driv­ Used car dealer Doug (Call tne ter Buddy Minor reached on an has applied for a matchmaker’s li­ and Kae Allen, 2 and 1. tournament as It started today. through the 15th. ^ Cleveland 21; Kallne, Detroit and American League sluggers, espe,- Nassiff Arms ...... ,...3 3 .600 cense In Maasachusetts to be able Sweepstakes Most of toe younger pros and a Sets Spark to Blazing Reds jury sustained in a collision with third and Maris fourth, reversing Imperial Caterers .^...3 3 .500 ing with Jeff Koelsch ant; Skip Honest Doug) Dumas was a phone error, Bill Mameggia and Dave Not that the compotitioti is any O’Connell, Washington, 20. Los Angeles’ Daryl Spencer last clally Mickey. Mantle and Roger their normal batting sequence. Barber helping form the conversa­ caller and we discussed Manager White followed with back-to-back to promote the fight. Low Gross—Edna Hilinski 89. rougher this year. It's just that Links Leaders few of the more seasim ^ veterans Triples — Wood, Detroit, 8q week. "The big Californian, how­ Maris, the New York Yankees’ Ponticelli's ...... -...2 3 .400. tions cn route.. .Best route to the doubles to chase across the third “The NBA." Bolan said, "has Low Nets — Marion' Zamaitis Miss O’Sullivaji, ■ who does her headed for 'Winnipeg, Man., Cana­ Third place Pittsburgh made it*> CARDS-GIANTS — The Cards Murtaugh said he would announce Fire & P olice...... 2 4 .333 Paul Richards of the Orioles pick­ New York, July 10 t his weight title and he is not going Pott and Tommy Aaron. Paul Har­ for their first National League Wood, Detroit and Versalles, Min­ lineup, Mathews is- the most likely the odds-makers have established play at least three innings and the Ralph Houk of the Yanks and Bob club, had been overlooked. When in the eighth. Daile:^ singled to to lose it to a bunch of armchair Low Neti! — Jim Rusher Jr., also won the title seven other lege of Hamden, was the only man eight innings bemuse of darkness Ray Sadepki (7-5) before giving nesota 13; Burton, Detroit, 12. to slam one over the fence In right- Trailing 3-0 at the end of three in­ Schefflng of the Tigers, plus Mickey rightfield and stole second base. Frank Sheldon, Bud Willey, Jack in a field of 120 yesterday to match ney, Billy Casper. Jim Ferrier and flag in 21 years. at lightleSs Wrtgley Field. way because of a heel ailment in the American League a 6 to 5 pitchers cannot work more than nings of play, the Manormen cut the squads were picked, Mossl had schemers. A fighter should be rated times, out of the picture, the ladies Jerry Barber were toe only sea­ It was Orlando Cepeda of San Pitching — Latman, Cleveland, field, a favorite target of the hit­ favorite. The AL was soundly three innings. Mantle, AI Kallne, Moose Skowron, a 9-1 won-loss pitching record - The ^ilk City third sacker scored only on his achievements in the Honnon 61; Frdd McKoiie, John began walloping golf balls today at par. He went around in 35-36—71. • • • the sixth inning. Cepeda hit a solo 8- 0, 1.000; Ford, New York, 16-2, ters because of the almost con­ the margin to one run in the fourth when Handley made an error on Sweeney, Bill Peterson, Jack Kear­ good enough for the first round soned players to finish In the top Francisco, the league leader in home run in each game for the beaten in both games last year and The National League batting with a pair of talles. The Bankers Elston Howarl, Yogi Berra, Rocky the best in baseball.. .Each year ring and not by his connections Wampanoag Country - Club with REDS - DODGERS — Robinson, .889; Wynn, Cliicago, 7-1, .875; stant wind that blows toward that lost nine of the last 13 although order probably will line up this Colavito and Frank Lary... George there will be controversies no mat­ Maneggia's grounder. with the NBA.” n y 62; Tpm jVolff. AI Grotheer, the certain knowledge that a new medal. 14. home runs (24) and RBI (77), who tops the Reds with a .328 bat­ Giants. Lindy McDaniel (5-3) won again went ahead by two with a whom NL players dected for the the opener and Juan Maiichal (6- Mossl, Detroit, 9-2, .818; Grant, sector of Candlestick Park. His it holds an overall 16-13 edge. way: Roberto Clemente, Pitts­ Kell, former major league third ter what type system is employed Manchester will get a chance The statement went on to review Ed Morlartv, Sam Blonstein 63. queen will soon taike over. ting average, 23 home runs and 70 Clevebnd, 8-2, .800. 20 home runs are more than the Maris, Cash, Yankee shortstop burgh, rf; Frank Bolling, Mil­ tally in the top of the seventh but ' baseman, now a Detroit sportscas- to increase its league lead Wednes­ ODD HOLES, •/, HANDICAP starting leftfleld job against the RBI, hit the first of his two-run 7) lost it, both in relief. Bud Gryzk singled home two runs in determining the players in All- the fighters listed in the top six The favorite’s role fell to Mrs. American League at the Giants’ • • * Strikeouts — Ford, New Y'ork, combined total of southpaw swing­ Tony Kubek and the switch-hitting waukee. 2b; Eddie Mathews, Mil­ ter, said Ed Cain, former Manches­ Star attractions.. .Night horhe and- day night when it invades Nian­ Rod Midford 32. Raymond Patton of Hartford Golf homers against the Dodgers in the 122; PaacuaJ, Minnesota, 108, Bun­ ers Bill White, Smokey Burgess to tie the game up, '4-4, in last of by the NBA. The ratings as of Kickers Candlestick Park tomorrow. But CUBS-PHILS — The Cubs over­ Mantle, will bat from the left side waukee, 3b; Willie Maya, San the seventh. Carl Colangelo’s sacrl- ter youth, was doing a fine job in I welcomed the change after spend­ tic. Game time will be 6 at Me­ June 29 listed Sonny Liston of Club, who led qualifiers in Class Drysdale, the side-arming slihger first inning of loser Roger Oaig. ning, Detroit 102; Bell, Cleveland, and Maury Wills. The latter Is act­ of the plate. Consequently, it is be­ Francisco, cf; Orlando Cepeda, San radio In Lakeland, Fla.. .Mel Allen, ing long hours in traveling to arid morial Field in the ehorline town John Wholley 93-16-76, Henry A FYiday with 38-37—75, two over SPECIAL His run-in with Drysdale came in came seven errors with 28 hits in flee fly plated the winning run in Mancheitrr (5) Philadelphia No. 1, followed by who thus far has been a disap­ their sweep over the last place 91; Ranios, Minnesota, 88. ually a switch hitter. lieved that Murtaugh might open Francisco, If; Smoky Burgess, back in shape after losing his voice from New York and Boston the Eddie Machen, Henry Cooper, In- Abuzza 90-14-76, Jerry O’Hara par. DURING JULY and AUGUST the sixth, and he then tagged Dick NAITONAL Capacity Crowd Expected with southpaw Sandy Koufax, who Pitt.sburgh, C; Bill White, St. the last of the eighth. ■ two days earlier, sends best wishes ab r h p« a e rbl 104-28-76. Sally Grotheer 121-45- pointment in the Dodgers’ bid to Farrell for his second homer, in the FTiils. Ed Bouchee hit two home M anor...... ()00 200 2 1-5-6 -4 previous 48 hours... Neighbor Cvr. 2b . .,. i,,,.2 0 0 1 1 0 gemar Johansson, George Chuvalo In Class B, the medalist was overttaul the Reds, picked Robin­ Batting—Clemente, Pittsburgh, A capacity crowd of more than has won 11 of 16 for the Dodgers. Louis, lb; Maury Wills, Los to his friends here. . . 'Whitey Ford called and asked if I would like to K elly. If...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 76, Chet Wineze 86-10-76. Tom Fer­ Mrs. Edward Mosehauer of the eighth inning, and a three-run dou­ runs and AI Heist one in the as­ Htfd. Nat. ...201 000 1 0—4-10-L ...... 3 2 2 0 1 0 and Alejandro Lavorante. son as the most dangerous left- sault that backed Glen Hobble (6- .357; Altman, Chicago, .349; Hoak, 42,000 was expected to attend the Ford won his 10th straight Sat- Angeles, ss. was superb in the first game, win­ see the Yankee-Clcveland game on "Though denying sanction to a guson 115-40-74, Stillman Keith Country Club of Farmington, who GOLF LESSONS ble in the ninth. Pittsburgh, .339; Moon, Los An­ Cappa, Colangelo (7) and Mc­ ning, 6-2, while striking put 11 bat ...... 4 1 0 10 0 n 89- 15-74, Lars Sw-ahn 92-18-74, fielder within reach yesterday—• Gene Freese also homered 9) in the opener and reliever Dick Coy; Parmakian, Kopcha (7) and video and I acceptod, but only for ^ 'Mani’gpia, ...... 4 1 1 12 2 0 defense against McNeeley," Bolan went around in 47-44—91. The Half Series Of $>| C knocking him dov\*n twice on two Ellsworth (4-6) ip the second geles, .833; Robinson, dnclnnatl, ters. Detroit squared matters with two innings. Channel 11 earned the white, ct ...... i 0 1' 1 0 0 said, “tlie NBA would approve a Frank Sheldon 91-17-74, Rod Mid­ 1960 Class B champion. Bloise among the Reds’ 15 hits, while .328. Quasnitschka. a come-from-behind 4-3, 10-lnning May. sft ...... <.4 0 0 1 < .1 0 II ford 89-15-74. Hour 6 Lessons I ml pitches and then plunking him on rightlvuider J o e y Jay ,(l'2-4) game. Art Mahaffey (7-10) and game, a station I haven't been able Dotchin. rf ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 fight with Johansson—a man Pat­ Donaldson of Indian Hill, failed i ^3 the arm with a third. * Runs—Ylays, San Francisco, 78; ■ decision in the, nightcap on Frank to get since I left Manchester near­ Mistn*tta. p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 n terson has fought three times, SUNDAY to qualify. EDDIE PE’ITE. Pro checked the Dodgers on five hits Chris Short (2-6) were the losers. Robinson, C^clnnatl, 67; Boyer, Enjoying two five-run frames, BEST NINE, I/, HANDICAP Net result: two of them home runs by John McDermott Suspended; Bantly cake-walked to victory Lary’s perfect two out, two strike ly nine years ago. • R<)ardon. rf ... .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 knocking him out in their last two TEL. MI 8-2654 FOB APPOINTMENT For I>rysdale, a heave-ho out of St. Louis, 64; Bolling, DUlwankee, bunt which scored Steve Boros matches. The NBA would approve Chet Wineze 40-6-34. John Har- Roseboro and Charlie Neal. 57; Aaron, Milwaukee, 65. over P&P behind Wa3me Tedford's from third base. The second game Friday ToUIb ...... 29 5 4 27 8 0 4 rigan 38-4-34, Fred Meurant 38-3- Jerry Lucas of Ohio State set the game and a possible stiffer Caddies Win Grants fine four-hit pitching. Tedford also Cromwell (2> a fight with Liston, .yet Pennsyl­ a school record when he tallied fine or suspension, by NL Presi­ Buys Batted In—Cepeda, San was as tense and exciting as any Among the onlookers at the foot­ ab r h a e rbl vania, one of Its members, is cur­ 35, Tom Wolff 40-5-35. CONNECTICUT GOLF UNO, IML PIRATES-BRAVES — A pair of Francis^, 77; Robinson, Cincin­ paced his own club’s 11-hlt assault World Series attraction and at Fratier. rf, cf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 ’> Kicker* 48 points in a Big Ten game dent Warren Giles, after receiving homers by Walt Moryn drove in Hartford, July 10 —^The 1961 Finished with Cardinals with a perfect four for four. ball clinic Thursday in Hartford Satairia. 2b ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 rently investigating his right to a ROUTE 88—TAIUOTIVi LLE, CONN. nati, 70; Mays, San Francisco, 66; least 50,000 fans were still around conducted by the New York Giont.s license. Tom Wolff 81-7-74, Ray Bellar agalhst Michigan State in Febru­ an' automatic $50 fine for a warn­ the Pirates’ first three runs. Bill Connecticut State Golf Association Aaron, Milwaukee, 64; Freese, Larry Aceto had two of the two Wesoloski. 3b ...... ^ 0 2 90- 18-72. ary. ing by umpire ^Dusty Boggess af­ Vlrdon then brought the Bucs from caddy scholarships have been hits -yeilded by Tedford, when the final out was made.. .J was Bill Skoneski, Midget Football Handley...... 4 1 1 ’It would approve a fight with CinclnnaG, 60. Sail Francisco, July 10 (^)—Johnny Keane, new manager visited the Tiger clubhouse after League commissioner in Manches McKeon. If ...... 4 0 2 Chuvalo. who has lost five of 27 ter tbs first knockdown. bdiind against Lew Burdette (9-6) awarded tp Thomas William Hits—Pinson, Cincinnati, 110; B antly...... 020 525 0-14-11-3 Teart. lb ...... 4 I 1 For Robinson, seven runs batted who had won.five In a row, with Ehrarts of Fairfield and Richard of the St. Louis Cardinals, suspended relief pitcher Mickey P *F ...... 001 000 0— 1- 4-4 the battle and talked with Chico ter. Bill talked with Andy Robu- James, rf ...... ,...2 0 0 fights, including defeats by How­ Clemente, Pittsburgh, 107; Wills, Fernandez., whose steal of home in stelli and Lee Grosscup, reported Carta, c ...... ,...4 0 0 ard King, Bob Baker, Pat McMur- in on a pair of homers, a double a two-run single in the seventh. A1 Gordon Ronx of Danbury. The win­ Los Angeles, 104; Mays, San Fran­ McDermott yesterday and order him to turn in his uniform Tedford and Halsted; Pleclty, Biavakis. p ...... ,...2 0 ,1 and a single for a perfect four-for- McBean (2-0) was the winner In ners were announced Saturday McGehan (4), McCarthy (6) and the ninth inning gave Detroit a he was amazed at the accuracy, Heinrich, cf ...... 2 0 0 try, Pete Rademacher and Bob Cle- cisco, 100; Cepeida, San Francis­ because of a curfew violation. temporary 3-2 lead, and rookie and distance, that the latter can roux. Lavorante, also a permissible four. relief. Clem ’Labine, a bullpen reg­ night. They are 1961 graduates co and Boyer, St. Louis, 98. Higgips. Calahan. cf ...... 1 0 0 For the Reds, a 14-3 victory auid ular for the Pirates, made his first of Noti'e Dame High School of Keane said McDermott, 32-year.; shortstop Dick McAullffe of Unlon- toss a ball...Phil Hyde, new bas­ contender, has had but 14 fights— Doubles— Coleman, Cincinnati, old lefthander rescued from ob.- ville, a town where one of my Totals ...... 84 2 7 24 7 2 2 one of which was a loss to Roy a five-game bulge over the sec­ start since the 1966 World Series Bridgeport and Danbuiy High 22; Mays, San Francisco, 21; Pin­ Pender Fit, Reatl^ CHURCH SOITTBALL ketball coach at Manchester High, Innings: GUARANTEED Why SdH* For ond place Dodgers after winning (when he was a Dodger and beat School, respectively. Roux plans scurlty last spring by the Cards, Standings brothers resides. To me, the theft said he had four more weeks of Manchester ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 x—5 Harris. Yet the NBA says Mc- son, Cincinnati, 20; Santo, Chicago is through with the club. of home rates behind the home run study at (Central Connecticut State, C rom w ell ...... 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 (K-2 NeeJey is inexperienced after 23 three of the four games in the the Yankees in 10 innihgs) after to enter University of Connecticut and Freese, CinclnnaG, 18. For Title Defense W. L. Pet. 2B; Maneggia. White: HR; Dailey. Lan Who* Yon showdown aeries at Los Angeles. Earl Francis was sidelined by arm this fall and Evarts will study at Solly Heraus re^ntly fired as North Methodist ___9 1 .900 in thrills at a ban game and it was a rugged schedule for summer Teart. Handley: SB: Dailey: SAC: Cyr: fighU. -I.,. Triples—Altman, Chicago and Interesting to hear Fernandez say Unbeaton Record | They^re won nine of their last 10. troubles. Fairfield 'University. Clemente, Pittsburgh, 8; Wills. Los manager, last week fined McDer­ With Cockney Foe Civltan ...... ___9 1 .900 work . . . Planned adult basebal: LOB: Man. 4; Crom. 6: BB: Mistretta 1. mott 3500 for a curfew infraction Center Congo ...... 6 .667 how he planned to steal while league of the Rec Department has Kellv 1. Bravakis 3: SO; Mistretta 3. Machisn has been bekten by COAST-TO-COAST Coo Gat Angeles and Stuart, Pittsburgh, 7; Rollie Sheldon was pitching. .Home been abandoned when only TO men Kelly 10. Bravakis 0: Hits off: Mistret- W. Davis, Los Angeles and Vlrdon, in Chicago. London, July 10 '(/P) — Paul Temple Beth . . . . 4 4 .500 ta 5 for 1 run in 6 innings: Kelly 2 for two men rated lowsr by the NBA Pittsburgh, 6. No fine was assessed for Mc­ St. Mary's ...... ___4 5 .444 at 11:15 with very little traffic on signed up. Now Wally Fortin, pro­ 1 run in 4 innings: HBP: Bravakis Johansson and Zora FoUey, and BANTIV-^ Pender, who defends his shafe of the highways. gram director, reports he will tr.v (Dailey); W: Mistretta. was recently whipped by Harold Home Runs—Cepeda, San Fran­ Dermott’s escapades here Friday the world middleweight ' title Liberty Mutual . . . . . 2 8 .200 cisco, 24; Robinson, CincInnaG and and Satimday. Mai Tool ...... ___ 1 6 .143 to organize a summer adult bas­ Johnson. Cooper, rated third, has F A M O U S N E W SERVICE against cockney Terry Downes to­ Wednesday ketball league with games at night never fought in the United States Mays, Sm Francisco, 23; Mathews At an open clubhouse meeting, morrow, took his daily pre-break­ Moriarty Bros, .. ___1 8 .111 Sunday’s Homers and Aaron, Slllwaukee, 20. Keahe said McDermott’s late- Plans called for a trip the other under the arc lights at Charter but has been knocked out by Jo­ fast run along Rotten Row today way today—to Boston for the day- Oak Park. Phil Hyde will proba­ Stolen ^ s e s —Pinson, C^clnna- hours habits could influence young and said he felt fine. (Season Total In P arontfi^s) hansson.” m tl, 13; Robinson, CinclniiaG and Cardinal ballplayers. night doubleheader between the bly run the hoop activities... First AMERICAN UlAGUE ‘McNeeley's unbeaten record In NURRY! HURRY! Aaron, Milwaukee, 12; Mays, San Said Keane: "If he got away The big guy from Brookline, Sport Schedule Red Sox and Tigers at Fenway part of my summer vacation starts Marls; Yankees ;X3S). 23 bouts. Including 18 knockouts," KRAFT Francisco, 11; WHIls, Los Angeics, with it, my. authority would go Mass., who-hasn’t lost a fight in Park. I had planned an eaily Saturday and considerable time Richardson, Yitokees (2). Bolan claimed “is far more impres­ out the window and respect of the nine years, has been running every . start, by checking 'Into Btssell SU was spent getting packed for a trip Smltti, WkM Sox (20). sive than moat of those ranked by 10. ^ day along the sandy track in Lon­ to Moosehead Lake In Maine. Pitching—Podres. I>os Angeles, players for me with It. We’ve got Today bright and early, but as Is usually Mlnoso,'White Sox (10). the NBA as top challengers." 9- 2, .818; Jay, Cincinnati, 12-4; a fine group of boys and we can’t don’s Hyde Park where British Martin, White Sox (5). In charging that' the NBA rat­ RETREADS Bluebloods go riding. Pagani’s vs. B. A.’s, 6;15, Nebo. ings were “assinine," Bolan said ,750; Curtis, Chicago and MlUer, let anybody hurt them. Mai vs. Methodists, 6:15, Char- ■ x-Xollar, White Sox (4). San Francisco, 6-2, .750; Purkey, "I don’t know of any other seri­ "No problems for tomorrow K lrkls^, Indians 8 (14). the NBA as of June 15 listed GUllio night,” Pender said. "I’m right at ter Oak. Rock Stops Bikes Rinaldi as the No. 1 contender for THIPLE-! ClnrinnaG. 11-4. .733. ous problems on the club now. I Ponticelli’s vs. Nassiff’s, 6. Lorentzen’s Bird PhlUlps, Indians (18). - STAMPS Strikeouts—Koufax, Los Ange­ FORE!—F'ormer Presi- my best. There's no reason why the Bllkq, Angels (12). Harold Johnson's llghtheavy title hope it will put the others on their fight shouldn’t go the same way as Oval. Npw Haven, July 10 (jPI —West and didn't recognize Archie Moore les. 141; Williams, Los Angetes, JEisenhower, wearing an guard.’’ Wins on 38th Hole Rock, a story landmark ihst Bruton, Tigers (8).' You needn’t rely on a third party’s .supply. Bantly has 113; Drysdale. Los Angeles, lOS; .Explorer Scout’s j cap, my - scrap against Downes last Manor vs. Ponticelli’s, 6:15, Battey, 'Twins 2 (8).' as a t6p contender. There had,, been r^gr^-rto that January. After all, we're both ma­ Charter 6ak. stands guard over New Haven, has “Maybe they didn't have their TV FOR its own storage tanks-;-holding almost a quarter of a Mahaffey, Philadelphia, 94; Gib­ demonstrates Jiis golfing Hemus was lax In enforcing cur­ A&I vs. F&P, 6:16, Keeney; '' ^ • Capturing the Major Tou^a- earned the respect—and .lislike— Lepclo, TSvins (2). ❖ son, St. Louis, 86. ture boxers and well Set in our NATIONAL LEAGUE sets tuned In on June 10," tP"'"'’ form during a tour of the few and that some players,had styles.” P&F vs. Optical,«, Waddell. ment crown at the Manchnter of some of the Ekut’s beA bicycle said, "when-their No. i boy ONLY million gallons of fpel oil. , taken advantage of this laxity. Auto Parts vs. Moriarty’s, ■ 6, riders. Seventy bike-cycle ,en- Cepeda, Giants 2 (24). . , Region Tli ree Explorer The two men last fought in Bos­ Country Club yesterday was the Mays, Oiaats (23).' down to defeat at the hands of - ' \ Stratford Women Win_ Players agreed generally . yes­ ton. Pender recognized as World Buckley. -usiasts turned out yesterday for Moore.” . ~ ■-6.70x15 Scouts sports activities. terday that "Solly was too easy" Ansaldi’s vs. Norman’s, 6, 'Ver- tandem of Otto LorenUen and e' Elastern States Bicyple Road Robinson, Reds (23). You needn’t rely on one or two deivery trucks being In Stratfoird, July 10'.(/P)—The Vfe- Champion in New York, Massachu­ ,i Walter. Freeburn. The winners Freese, Reds (18). jMr. Eisenhower visited with us." setts and • urope, stopped Downes planck. cing Championship. When It itors from Portland, ,Gre., dropped the Scouts, who were Keane said, "McDermott has no _ Tuesday, July 11 were deadlocked all-even after w’as over they knew they’d met a Roseboro, Dodgers (14). runningj condition every day. Bantly has trucks in re- ” both ends of a doubleheader, 3-1 in the seventh round when the their 36-hoIe final match with Ed Neal, Dodgers (7). holding their conference complaint. We not only gave him a Briton retired with a badly cut Egg vs. 'Telso. 6:15, Nebo. really mean hill. serve, searned run average and a 1-0 rec­ on sharpening up his left jabs and Wednesday, July 12 soon after you phone for help. Bantl^ radio dispatches the English fans on Tuesday night ord, ^ WE PUT NEW KRAFT RETREADS R IE L OIL Garden* and national TV debut. He short left hooks. That was the Legion vs. Nlantlc. 6:15. your call immediately to the truck nearest your house* DEUVERY CONTRACT when he defends his share of the has a 26-1 record. Fullmer’s rec­ combination that split Downes' Quarter-Midget Racing, 7:30, COMPLEtE UNE OF world middleweight title against ord is 24-4-1. pose in the Boston fight. Buckland Oval. ON YOUR PRESENT TIRES IN Sometimes he arrives before you can get from the tele- , cockney Te.rry Downes in London. Pender has done between three Teachers vs. Gus’s, 6:15, Nebo. T E And Receive At Absolutely No Extra Cost The rangy, 30-year-old Yank The National card tonight has and four hours’ sparring each day Liberty vs. Temple?* 6:15', Char­ EXHAUST JUST 8 HOURS phone to the door. bokes in the classic English style. several interesting scraps. They with Bob Young, New England, ter Oak. His most effective weapon is' a include junior welterweight con­ crulserwelgbt champion, who Is F&P vs. Manor, 6, Oval. 1,000 Triple Blue Trading Stamps*- snapping left jab that cuts and tenders Eddie Perkins, Chicago, vs due to fight Britain’s John (Cow­ P&F vs. Sears, 6, Waddell.l DRIVES ‘SYSTEM PARTS You needn’t settle for less. Phone MI 9-4595 ( IT R 5-3271 jolts. After opening, up an Oppon­ Mauro Vasquez, Mexico City; at Pitching — Frank Lary, Tigers; boy) McCormack in the support­ Auto Parts vs, Nassiffli, 6, 'Stam ps Usued apon payment of first fuel delivery. ent’s defense with the jab, Pen­ Tiajuana, Mexico; mlddlewelghts shut out Angels on three singles, ing bill tomorrow night. In fact, he Buckley. V * nitST IN QUALITY Experience • CLA M PS BRAKE ADJUSTMENT for Bantly service. 1 der often follows up with. a left Henry Hank, Detroit, vs Joey Gl- striking out 10 while ending their hasn’t stopped training since he AnialdTs vs. Aceto’s, 6, \ Ver- Is Our MONTHLY OR BUDGET PAYMENTS hook, or fast left-right combina­ ardello, Philadelphia . at Detroit, home run streak at 16 games, in beat Carmen Basillo In April. planck. . I ★ FAIRUT IN PRICE • BRACKETS .> tions. and welterweights Cecil Shorts, first game of 1-Q and 6-3 .sweep "I’ll b*. In far better shape* than Thursday, July 18 Best SPECIAL Q Q C This will bel Pender’s fourth de- Cleveland, vs Virgil Akins, former that put Detroit back in first place. when I fought Downes last time" inland’s vs. Army A Navy, Gnanntee • MUFFLERS ' Hmdng 24-Hour *lense of his piece of the title. Re champion from St. Louis. Hitting—Frank Robinson, Reds, 6:15, Nebo. ★ FASTER SERVICE dusted himself off after b e in g the champion said., “Then, I had SpsddUttt Burner is recognized as champion in New not had a fight for seven months ' St. Mary’s vs., Moriarty’s, 6:16, Connectient’B Ending Pfiving Contractor •TAILPIPES . All Cars "Our York, Massachusetts, and Europi. Ted Herring, undefeated Hous­ knocked down and hit by 'pitches after beating, Sugar Ray Robinson Charter Oak. DELCO 9tncml95S Service All of Pender’s previous title fights ton heavyweight, faces veteran and collected seven RBI on two for the second time. I was the. new PonaceUl’s vs. Manor, 6, Oval. ’ IS Year AssitnuMeP*. were In Boston. Gene F^illmer, of Harold Carter of Linden, In a hcHhbrs, a double and a triple in champ and I was out pf condition West Jordan, Utah, Is the NBA’s 10 rounder at Houston Tuesday 14-3 romp against second place MANCHESTER HARTFORD Dodgers. after all the celebration parties. ter**oSc***^'* OIL COMPANY ch|unpion'. i night. The same night at Spokane, This time I’m very fit.” FAP vs. Manor, 6:10, Koehsy. The THOMAS COLLA Co. Wash., light heavyweight conten­ Pender is rated a 7 to 4 favorite. AUTO PARTS TEir'MI 3-6320 EYtllmer’a kid brother, Don Full­ ders Von Clay of Philadelphia and Former shortstop Johnny Pesky The critics see the light as a duel widdril** «. JA 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml;9^5224 mer, 22, meets newcomer Rocky Kirk Barrow, of Spokane, meet In pilots the Beattie Rhnlers, No. 1 between the American’s skill and 270 BROAD SI. »*2828 farm club of the Boatoh Red Sox. ^ Msdies, «, Buck- Fi^|erelle, 24, of Buffalo, N.T,, in * 10. Downes’ non-stop aggrOasion. ■TWT *m U A T» wm4 ANY OTHi« fAVIHa COIiH»AMY“ OPEN THURSDAYS T I^ 9 'S‘ 'I. r »ai M AM STIIIY ^MANCHESTER. COMM . 1 . . i . > I 'Id

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Call between 7-8 p.m. MI Chester Road. Call owner, M l of Rockville are concerned, police “After we finished th* forced 9-0218. -4- Public Records 8:15 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. expert remodeling. MI 4-0095. BOMBSHELL VALUES floor, no furnace. M l 0-5229, 9-6. TWO-FAMILY—8 and 8—On large rV—BOLTON $16,400. 8 room 8-1771. Sgt. Leater E. Bartlett ie diaobey- feeding.” Appelhof said, "ah* gal­ lot (150x160). House in good shape, THREE ROOM heated apartment, VBRNON-?-8 room house for rent farm house bedrooms, large Ing ordera In not reporting for loped pla.Vfuil.y back to her quart­ CAR MOTORS pressure cleaned. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE new heat aluminum siding, porch, modem ktteben, modem bath, din­ ANDOVER —$12,900 — Six room Hospital Notes Warrantee Deeds ers, almost getting away from on* Makes your car more i^eable. atove and refrigeratoi- furnished, With option to buy, Bullt-ins, $125 work. COPY CLO SIN G T IM E 1X)R C L A S S IF IE D A D V T . $9.86 MONTHLY garage. Lots of extras. Owner* ing room, 20 'foot living room, ■Cape, fireplace, basement garage, - Adelbert J. and Ida M. Gagnon of her keepers. Coronet Gas. 568 Center St. BRAND NEW ' adults Only. Call M I 8-7894 after 8 month; (Tall JA 8-6984. drilled well, glassed in porch. However, Bartlett’a e o u n a e 1. to Henry A. and Sharon J. Hcine,f MONDAY Tkra FRIDAY 10:M AJL—fiATDRDAY 4 A3L anxioiig to hear yoUr offer. T. J. plus den, .a ’bedrooms and living VialHng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Bedroom, living room" dinette, p.m. Crockett, Realtor, M l 8-1677. Easily financed. Pratt Agency. PI Atty. Harry Hammer, ha^ adviaed property off S. ^italn St. ' ”J3ack in her den she wont Into room completely redecorated, hot for all areas except maternity rugs, lamps, tables and other ac­ 2-7598 or Winston Abbott, • P I the aerMant. to remain at home Leon Cieazynakl to Anthony J. Kite's dance;” he added. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do­ Suburban For Rent 66 water baseboard radiation where they are 2 to, 4:80 and 6:30 PLEASE READ YOUR AD Household Services cessories. MANCTHESTER -531 Vernon St. throughout, artesian well, one acre 2-7002., until further notice. and Catherine M. 'Tigno, property In this little dance, Kita'bounce* mestic hot w ater apacloua New 7 room (Tolonlal, 12x28’ to 8 p.m.; and private room's where on first one foot; then the other, Offered 13-A EVERYTHING $222 COVENTRY-- Unfurnished, light, lot with large trees and a magnif­ It waa reported today that Ham­ off Grove and Pine Hill Sts. CbUMlfled or *^Mit Ad*” taken o?er tlie phene ns • eon- grounds. Woodland St. Adults. paneled family room, 1% baths, 8 they, are 10 a.m; to 8 p.m. Visitors swinging her tr?mk back and forth. f«HIFPER!GSTOUT) cheerful 8 - room, second floor icent view. Shown by appointment Bolton-Manchester Line mer, ia awaiting an anawer from Edward J. Holl to William Les- venlenoe. H ie edveittoer should rend his ad the FIR81 DAY IT RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. Q.UTOM'NECTHERDMID Available July 1. Call M l 3-2171 or large bedrooms, built-in G.E, oven are i-equeeted not to smoke In pa- APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the nest Inser* OF HBREf J-:, ^ 8 ROOMS FURNITURE apartment in modem country only. Call the R, F. Dimock Co., the city police commlaalon to a let­ sard, properly off Ludlow Rd. This trunk swingling is a habit Cars, phonographs, changers. ta v AUP KEEP Him M I 3-8470 after 6:30. and range, dishwasher, disposal, Custom S-Room Ranch, 2 full baths, tie'nt’s rooms. No more than two Green Manor Construction Co., 'Hon. The Herald Is responsible for onij ONE incorrect or-omitted $10.18 MONTHLY horhe, tiled bath, heat and hot MI 9-5245 or Richard Dlmock Ml ter in which he auggested that of Klla's which proved mighty Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 garage, scare, beautifully land­ 2-car basement garage, 40x90 ame- visitors at. one- time, per patient. Inc., to James A. and Ruth Ann Insertion for an; advertisement and then only to the extent of a-. AWW'WrtEH'toUtlOH'T.'* BRAND NEW water furnished. Adults preferred, 9-6008. Bartlett be given hla vacation now. troublesome when Appelhof wa* days. Famous for service for SO scaped, large shade trees, porch, .site tennis or play area. In one of Glas.? of East Hartford, property trying to work on her throat. She **make Kood” Insertloii. Errors which do not lessen the valne of Westlnghopse refrigerator, living FOUR ROOM apartment, near ample parking. No pets. Coventry, the finest' residential areas. One That would delay imtil Mayor years. Phone MI 9-,4J537. Potter- many extras, $24,900. By appolnt- y —MAN(THEiSTER—6 room ranch Patients Today: 191 off Scott Dr. Interfered considerably with his ef­ the advertlsemeat «viU not be corrected by "make cood” Insertion. room, bedroom, dinette, rugs, business section. Call M I 8-5117. P I 2-6658 evenings. acre of wooded privacy. Vacant. Leo B. Flaherty Jr.’a return o f . a ton's. rnent. Irving Bsyer, Builder, MI with attached garage, ' $21,900. ADM ITTED SATURD AY: Mrs. Green Manor Construction Co„ forts by playfully 'swinging her lamps, tables and many more ac­ 3-6398. Out of state owner anxious for of­ Alma Hatfield, 54 Chestnut St.; decialon on which ahtft Bartlett will cessories. Spring St. area, % acre wooded Inc., to Mitchell A. and S.vlvia M, trunk. P L A l' FINISH Holland window lot, 18x24 living room with fire­ fers. . ^ Miss Natalie Bowes, Manchester work. Flaherty la on vacation. Hadge of Fitchburg, Mass., prop­ VODR COOPERATION WDX EVERYTHINO $333 HEBRON—4 room apartment. Call Summer Homes For Rent 67 BOWERS S(THOOL area—* room Speaking of her dance, Appelhof shades made . to measure. All M I 8-0946 after 6 p.m. place, walk-out basement, alum­ Memorial Hosp4tal; Mrs. Liberata 5! Corp. Counael Harvey A. Yonce erty off Cushman Dr. BE APPRECIATED Diol Ml 3-2711 metal Venetian blinds at a new ranch, fireplace, dining room, LAWRENCE F. FIANO said, "She can't feel too awfully CAPE COD—New 3 bedroom cot­ inum combination windows Crandall, 113 Summer St.; Mrs. Bald today he could aee no reaaon Quitclaim Deed low price. Keys made while you 8 ROOMS FURNITURE fetX K V ILLE —24 Grove St. Beaut!.* cabinet kitchen, ' 8 oedrooms. REALTOR M I 3-2766 bad when she does that.” • $14.74 MONTHLY tage, modem conveniences, over­ throughout, amesite drive. Gam- Dorothy Moser, South Windsor; for a reply to the letter. 'Robert E. Kicrnan to F.llen F. wait. Marlow's. ful redecorated 2-room furnished Shown by appointment. Marion B. Ed CTrawford M I 9-4410 Mrs. Albina Lucic, Broad Brook; BRAND NEW looking bay, $90 Weekly. MI-'3-8300. Robertson, Broker. Ml 8-6958. bolati built. This home is In'as per. He aaid the aituatlon la pretty Kieman, property at 46 Strickland \ apartments.' TR 6-9894. feet condition as any house wo Donna Tracy, Kelly Rd., Vernon; clear cut. Bartlett waa 'notified St. WASHER REFRIGERATOR re­ MeuBuTLe«,d'a., Norge washing machine. West- GIANT'S NE(TK HpGHTS—Priv- MANCHESTER pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, IZSb^AULSO^/A/E., ^ inghouse refrigerator, bedroom, PORTER s t r e e t — (Tenter en­ have ever listed. The R. F. Dimock Gilbert Schuetz, Elfington; Charles July 2 to report for duty at 12:30 Attachment ______atc beach associwWIJh. Secluded Co., MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI Mulligan, Lake St., Vernon, IT'S HERE! guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4637, Pot- PmsBUKHKOA. living room, dinette, dishes, rugs, 378 HARTFORD ROAD—3 furnish­ trance Colonial Cape, 5 generous SIX ROOM CAPE a.m. July 3. When he did not go to David A. Rosenbiirg against Ray modern 4 room' cottage, heat, hot 9-7702, Johanna Evans, M I 9-5653. ADM ITTED YESTERD AY Mrs. work on the third ahift, beginning terton’s, ISO Center St. lamps, tables, blankets and 7 more ed rooms for rent. M I 9-8013. size rooms, screened porch, large Vaughan, for $9,000 damages, at­ water, sleeps 7. $70 weekly. July living room with fireplace, formal Janice Duperron. 20 Pine Tree at that time, Yonce aaid, Bartlett, It'S THE ANSWER! deluxe accessories. 15, Aup;uSt 19, August 26, Labor 7 ROOM SPLIT ...4 flni.?hed rooms, 2 partially. tachment of property at 122 Avon­ Robert M. Lovejoy, 22, of u*S SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired EVER'YTHING $444 TWO ROOM efficiency-apartment, dining room, one-car garage, Living . room, dining (room, bed­ Lane, Wapplng; David Fraser, 33 in his opinion, w ai refusing to obey dale Rd. A BR.A,XD NEW 54-HOVR WANT AD ANSWERING SERVICE from the chop. Can take care of Day weekend. 3 minutcg to beach. Wadsworth St.; Mrs. Mary Sproul, Ridge St., was charged at noon plus rooms for gentleman. Call at P i S.8142.-MI 9-6772. parkllke yard. This property in top room, ceramic life bath. Center en­ ordera. TO SOLVE YOITR “NOT HOME” PROBLEMS! all your upholstering needs at Electrical Services 22 Situations Wanted— Building Materials 47 condition throughout, $17,800. A A ZONE . 19 Avondale Rd.; Edward Solbna, ye.stcrday with operating a-motor Price includes delivery, spt up, Russell’s Barb4r Shop, comer Oak trance. Bay window. Garage. The matter rests at that point vehicle without a driver’s licerts* g^eat savings. Call CH 2-2878. Female Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-8464. Tolland; Mrs. Jean Morhardt, 33 In World War T, General Gal- FREE EISTIMa TEIS—P rompt serv­ ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- service, guarantee. Immediate de­ and Spruce. COVENTRY LAKE—4 room cot­ 2100 square feet of living area $16,900. For appointment to see, today. Yonce said he Is not aware' at Main near Myrtle St. He yfill Have .vou ever placed a Want Ad, and then been afraid to go out Hollister St.; Abigail Ellis, 43 But- lieni used Paris taxicabs to move to dinner or a movie because you thoa)(ht you miftht miss some ice on all types of electrical wir­ ing and plumbing suppliies, radia­ livery or free storage until needed. tage, hot water, shower, $50 week. 2^ baths, Westinghouse kitchen, call Dave Douton, MI 9-3111, MI that any action hat> been taken by be presented in Circuit Court, - in WEAVING of Bums, moth aoles EXCELLENT TYPIST and bu.sl- ATTRACTTIVE^S room apartment BOLTON LAKEFRONT— (Tontem- ternut Rd.: Mrs. Josephine Kra- troops to halt the Germans at the calls In answer to your ad ? Have you ever hesitated about plac­ ing Licensed and Insured. Wllaon tors, pipes and lira bricks, doors Phone for appointment, Available July and August. P I heated recreation room, 2 flre-^ 9-5306. the police commlaalon. Manchester, July ,24. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, ness machine operator. Recent for rent In Vernon, stove and re­ porary ranch. 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, canas, 64 Turnbull Rd.; Mrs. Car­ first battle of the Marne. ing a Want Ad because yoii are yolng: to be out of town for a day handbags repaired, zipper re­ Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml and windows. Open dally 3:80-6 2-6452. places, 2-car garage, treed lot, Commission Chairman Thomaa J. High School honor graduate de­ SAMUEL Al b e r t , Ha r t f o r d frigerator. M I 9-1487. ultra modern kitchen, 3 large bed­ & men Burleigh, 95 Center St.; Mrs. or two T placements, umbrellas repaired, 9-4817. Glastonbury. MX 8-7876. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock 100x183, near Highland Park School, BARROWS W ALLACE McCusker said he had just re­ sires summer work. M I 3-8629. CH 7-0358 LAKE CHAFFEE — 4 room lake- rooms, 1V4 baths, 2-zone heating, Irene St. Laurent, Merrow; Mrs. men's shirt collars reversed and Place off North Main St. Choman’s superior construction. ceived Hammer’s letter, and will See It Day Or Night FURNISHED 4 room apartment, front cottage, sleeps six, televi­ thermopane windows, garage (Office Open 9-^A.M. to 9 P.M.) Edna Odell, 68 Pearl St; Miss The Manchester Herald has TH E A N SW E R to your problem . . . replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Housewrecking, MI 9-2892, space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob­ talk it over with Yonce. If you have no means of trans­ attic, cellar, nice yard, central, sion, boat, shower. A few weeks Helen Kerry, South Windsor; Mr.?. Now, for the lirst time anywhere, when you are out, Man­ ing Shop. Private Instructions 28 SEWING, ajteratlona to do at ertson, Broker, M I 3-6953. ELVA TYLER, Realtor 55 E. Center St. The situation, which may change portation I ’ll send my auto for you. residential, $11Q,'Child and pets available. M I 9-0710. Columbia DeCarli, 88 Bissell St.; chester AnswerlnR Service takes over for you. I f the people home. 79 Foster Street. YOUR BEST BUY acceptable, M I 9-8208. tomorrow, has arrived at the pres­ ^ MON., TUES„ WED. MANCHESTER SPECIALS J QUALIFIED T U T O R - all Junior No obligation. MI 9-4489 M I 9-9901 M I 9-5051 Mrs. Lillian Rittstig, 39 Turnbull answertnit your Herald W u t Ad cannot reach you, they can call HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ COVENTRY LAKE — (Tottage for $12,600—SIX ROOM colonial, nice MI 9-6306 ent stalemate due to argument IS AT NATIONAL Rd.; Mrs. Florence Krause, 40 MI 9-0500 and leave a mesmi'e for you. The next day, your mes- al, cellars, and attics cleaned. High fuld High School subjects. ANDOVER—4 rooms, completely rent, nice location, modem con­ condition, picturebook kitchen, over Bartlett’s assignment to the Hours arranged. Phone M I 9-6814, A—I^ B —E—R—T-^’—S MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR — Pine Knob Prospect St., Rockville; Mrs. Vera sayes will be relayed to you by phone, and a copy of each mes­ Ashea, papers all rubbish. Harold CLEANING by the hour. Offices or Plywood Sheathing .. .$96.00 per M ’ renovated, $66. Manchester —new veniences, $40 weekly. M I 9-1663. very central. Carlton W. Hutchins, third shift. r ARMOUR STAR ||H ^ ^ Hoar. MI 9-4084. 48-45 Allyn St.—Hartford Hill. 7-room spilt level, VA baths, sage w i" be m alM to you. Amwerphone works for you around homes. Call M I 3-7026 after 6 p.m. Hitch Rail 5* room apartment. J. D. Realty, MI 9-5132. 8 room Colonial, FHA appraisal Angell, East Hartford; Alphy Thi­ A t last week'a council meeting, the clock. You ran leave your home or place of business and your Open Nights Till 8 p.m. M I 3-5129. BLACKPOINT Beach Club — 3-bed­ finished recreation room, garage bodeau, 68 Seaman Circle; Howard F en cin g...... $2.99 per Section SATURDAY 6 P.M. SUBURBAN 5 room ranch home, $17,500. FHA commitment $16,400. acre lot, trees, combinations. the situation was unfolded this calls will be taken for you. This service Is' absolutely free to Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Mahogany Siding...... 17c Ft. room, all knotty pine cottage, Smith, Andover; Raymond Mo- Buildlng-Contraciing 14 ROtTKVILLE—12 Ellington Avenue attached garage, 3 bedrooms, fire­ SO year mortgage available, mini­ $2,000 assumes G.T. No agents. wav: Hersid advertisers! Situations Wanted— Male 39 Celling T ile ...... 9c Sq. Ft. screened porch, all electric kitch­ mum down payment. Will sell for dean, 17 . Gorman Rd.; Charles Following ^the hearing on in­ MORTGAGE MONEY - W e • can —large well furnished 2-room en. Less than block away frpm place, large kitchen with built-in MI 4-0225. Cheney 565 Vernon St. Boiled HAM £ ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ supply any amount of money for TWO COLLEGE studenU desire 8d and 16d Nalls...... $9.25 Keg Wanted— ^To Buy 58 oven and range, aluminum storm commitment. competence in which Bartlett re­ Dutch D oors...... $23.95 Each apartment, adults only. Tel. TR beach. M I 3-4859. BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to ^ WHOLE OR BY THE PIECE 65 modeling. All types of carpentry. mortgages. Terms to fit your exterior house painting. Reason­ 6-5689 after 6 or TR 6-7871. windows and doors, built-in fire COUNTRY SETTING tained his sergeantcy, Barlett, Knotty Pine NORTH COVENTRY Mr. and Mrs. Robert DlGiovannl, Hammer and Mayor Flaherty Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. needs. Handled wit^ strict confi­ able rates. Quality work. Recom- WE BUY, BELL or trade antique alarm, 100x200 lot. Only $15,900. 466 W. Middle Tpke.; a son to Mr. Paneling ...-...... 13c Sq. Ft. and uaed furniture, china, glass, IN THE CITY! agreed that Bartlett would return ARMOUR STAR dence and expediency. J. D. Real­ mendalions. CaU "PI 2-7001 or M I VERNON—4 room modem apart­ Wanted To Rent 68 Call McCarthv Enterprises, Inc., 3 bedroom ranch, IH baths, acre Combines cool shaded premise.? and Mrs. Richard Stewart, 46 LOST—Prescription sun-glasses In CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel­ Birch P an elin g...... 28c Sq. Ft. silver, picture frames and old to work on the first or daytime SEE ONE OF OUR SELECT ty. 470 Main St., M I 3-5129. 9-0007. ment, country setting, all modem MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, ,and a half lot, assumable and a 7-room home, VA baths, Summer St.; a daughter to Mr. Mariow's, Purnell Place, or. park­ ing, repairs. No job too small. Ed Disappearing Starways, $23.95 E aci coins, old dolia and guna, hobby conveniences. Including range, re­ NURSE would like 3 or 4-room un­ BU 9-8044 shift at the end of a 30-day sus­ ing lot. Phone M I 8-1018. Stasiak, P I 2-7564. WANTED—Odd Jobs, lawn work, Ping Pong Table Tops, Dl-95 Eacn 'mortgage, $15,900. 2-car garage, rec room, enclosed and Mrs. Rudolph Lugenbuhl, 29 u s e d ' c a r s collections, attic contents or whole frigerator, heat and hot water, furnished. heated apartment, sec­ Middle Butcher Rd.. Rockville. pension. ► attic and cellar cleaning, small estates. Furniture Repair Service, VERNON — Beautiful 3 bedroom rear porch. Only $16,500. Act When the police commission next Siamese Help Wanted— Female 35 CASH 'N CARRY . washer and dryer, and heated ga­ ond floor, within walking distance fast. Call BIRTHS YE.STERDAY: A son LOST—Small seal-point BEFORE YOU BUY, landscaping, painting, etc. Call M I TalcottvlUe, Cona Tel. Ml 8-7449. rage. Oh bus line. TR 6-2600, "IR of hospital. Refrigerator and ranch, well shrubbed. 90x160 lot, contacted Bartlett, he was asked (.0 Boiled HAM cat, vicinity of Henry Street, WE HAVE KITCHEN CABINETS J. D. R E A LTY to Mr. and.Mr.?. Forest Williams, ! OR WELL BOTH LOSE MONEY Roofing—Siding 16 FASHION demonstrators $20-$40 9-9848 after 5:30 p.m. 5-1237. range optional. Box C, Herald. full cellar, formica counter, knot; report on the third, or midnight, MACHINE SLICED Valuable only as chilid’s pet. profit commission. No delivering FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ty pine bookcase full width of 19' WARREN E. HOWLAND, 42 Arnott Rd.; a daughter'to Mr. 69 shift. Please palrMI 9-1636 A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 and Mrs. Thomas Edwards, 1533 I 1959 Thunderbirds or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells Rooms Without Board 59 FOUR ROOM apartment with ga­ living room, aluminum storms, Realtor The commissioners explained Power steering, power brakes, ra­ painting. Carpentry. ~Alteratlona Party Plan Sensation. . Samples BOY, 14. DESIRES farm work or rage. Adults only. Call between Business Property For Sale 70 Minutes to schools and shopping MANCHESTER—For growing fam­ Tolland T>ke.; * daughter to Mr. l o s t —P assbook, No. 8001. Notice National FTJRNISHED ROOM, for rent, one MI 3-1108 and Mr.?. Raymond StansHeld, 12 that the third .shift Is currently dio and heater, extra clean. (2) and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ furnished free. ML'dford 8-7477, odd jobs. Phone M I 9-2696. 5-8 p.m. M I 9-4222. Robert Wolverton, Broker, M l ily older home centrally located, Evenings Ray Holcombe, MI ;4-l 139 undermanned and Bartlett is need­ is hereby given that Passbook No ship guaranteed. 289 Autumn St. ' block from Main St. C!all MI Ironwood Dr., Vernon; a aon to from ...... $2,895 MU 8-9006. INVESTMENT PROPERTY 3-1914, 9 till 9. large lot. $13,500, Joseph Barth, ed there as officer in charge. They 8001 Issued by the First-M an­ M3 3-4860. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. 9-6748. FOUR ROOM apartment on second Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Betnotus, 34 1958 Ford 2-door Victoria 381 STATE STREET broker, M I 9-0320. said the assignment would not be chester Office, Hartford National Dog:s— Birds— Pets 41 floor with hot water and bath, We have Several properties that FIVE ROOM ranch, fireplace, Hvdc St. f Veal Cutlets ? Power steering, power brakes, ra­ NORTH HAVEN, CONN. permanent, indicating he would Bank and Trust Company has BIDWELL HOME Improvement CXlNNECnCUT licensed nurse, any RCX3CVILLB—F^imlshed room for combination stove, no furnace, are bringing in 20% net return, ex­ built-ins, tile bath, garage, hot VERNO N-8 room older Colonial, OWNER TRANSFERRED DISCHARGED SATURDAY: 89 \ ' been lost and application has been dio and h ea ter...... $1,195 (Company—all types of siding and POQDLES—Black, brown minia­ CHestnut 8-2147 rent on first floor at 12 School St. eventually be placed on the first shift, private hospital. T R 5-9121. near Main St. Middle-aged couple cellent financing arranged. Good water oil heat, large lot, 80 days partly rtstored. Idea! for large Mrs. Helen Hagenow, 18 Lincoln r ^ ^ _ ««rr\«>Y n etrw^Awrwum z made to said bank for payment 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air roofing. Aluminum clapboards s ture, AKC registered,- exceUent Lady preferred. (Tall MI 3-4851 or preferred. Tel. MI 3-7094. opportunity for Investment. occupancy, $17,800. Charles Les falmily, Tongren Agency, M I Welhercll St.- -Built by Ansaldi. 5 St.; Hugh Lennon,' 153 Lenox St.; shift as agreed. WOR1.D g r e e n s t a m p s pedigree, shots. M I 9-5797. M I 9-2206. ^ „ Hammer, at this juncture, ad­ and issuance of new book. 2-Door Hardtop, standard shift, ra­ specidty. Unexcelled workman­ Experienced pcrance. M l 9-7620. 3-6321. room Ranch, 6 years old, full base­ Theodore Leppin, 98 W. Middle EVERY WEDNESDAY! dio and h ea ter...... $1,195 ship. M I 9-6495. Diamonds— Watche»— NEW SPACnOUS S-room apart­ ment,'tile bath, fireplace, plastered vised Bartlett to remain oft duty FURNISHED ROOMS —complete J. D. REALTY • Tpke.; Mrs. Etna Chandler, Moun­ SEWING MACHINE ’Jewelry 48 ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, SECLUDED custom built 7 room MANCHESTER— 2-family 6-7 on walls, full insulation, large kitchen tain St., Rockville; Carl Goldsni- until the situation could be clari­ Announcements 1957 Buick Special COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. - Ajl WANTED — Home for cute kitten. light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 fied. Hammer then suggested by hot water furnished. Neat’ High home, recreation room, outbuild­ bus line. Vacant. Tongren Agency, with many cabinets, hot water oil der, Coventry; Edmund Bo.vle, 92 4-Door Sedan, automatic, radio and types of roofs and roof repairing, Call M I 9-1457 LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelera - trally located. Children accepted letter that the council give Bartlett heater. Only ...... $795 OPERATORS School. Adults and teenagers ings, 900 foot frontage, suburban, MI 3-6321 heat, cast iron radiators, amesit E. Middle 'Tpke.; Mrs. Marjorie (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL specializing In Twenty Year Bond Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ —limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch his regular vacation at this time. CXOCER PUPS, golden red, or only. Call M I 3-4787, M I 3-6645. Farm and Land For Sale 71 reasonably priced Carlton W. drive, shade trees, excellent condi Fish. Siiffield; Nicholas Dcrewtan- Association, Special Representa­ 1956 Chevrolet ed Roofs. Call M3 8-7707. ly. Reasonable prices Open ’Tues­ St., Manchester. Hutchins MI 9-5132. VERNON—Allan Dr, 5 room ranch tion throughout. Quick occupancy The commissioners said summer tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., - AND TRAINEES black. Dogs boarded, reasonable. ka, 11 Denver Rd,; Mrs. Eileen 210 4-Door Wagon, 6-cylinder, pow- day through Saturday, ^ u ra d a y FOR RENT—Six rooms, newly dec­ THREE ACRES, 150 ft. frontage, with breezeway and garage, rec­ Asking price, $16,900. vacation schedules have been set J Manchester, Conn., M l 8-7424, ergllde, radio and heater ... .$895 Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels, evenings. 129 Spruce S t BQ 9-4387. ONE ROOM in private family, good orated, with garage. Adults only. * FIRST TIM E on market - West Plodzik, East Hartford; Angelo Apply Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A. $800, 7 acres, 5 clear, 425 ft. front­ reation room, large fenced in lot and it U not feasible to schedule Roofing and Chimneys I6-A location, near oils and mills. Gen Side—2-famIly, 5-5, 8 bedrooms on with beautiful 18x36 swimming Scavetla, 80 Lewis Dr., Wapping; TR 6-2894. Phone M I 3-8364. age, Andover-Coventry line $2,000. CHARLES LESPERANCE Bartlett’s vacation now. Personals MANCHESTER MODES, tieman preferred. M I 9-0595 any each side, porch,, oil heat, revenue pool. Immediate occupancy. Own­ Robert Polowitzer, East Hartford; FITZGERALD ROOFING— Specializing repairing Garden— Farm— Dairy time. Call PI 2-8090. A t the meeting. McCusker was THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ $150 monthly, city water and seW' er.? moving to California. Reason­ MI 9-7620 Barbara Wiser, 26 V a 11 e ,v View assailed by Republican aldermen roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ INC. ment, elderly couple preferred. Lane, Vernon: Mrs. Joan Lewan- EUECIROLUX Sales and Service, ANNEX, INC. CATS ONLY BOARDED— Fenros Products 50 erage. Priced at only $14,900. ably priced Alice Clampef, Real­ for arbitrary action, McCusker banded repreaentattve. Alfred ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ PIN E ST.. MANCHESTER FDRNISHED light housekeeping Inquire 74 North St. doski, Glastonbury; Charles Lar- TALCOTTVILLE AVE., VERNON Cattery, Vernon, Conn. TR 5-9131. room with^electric refrigerator, Houses for Sale 72 Charles Lesperance, M l 9-7620. tor M I 9-4543 M I 3-7357. charged his attackers with trying Amrtl, 306 Henry St. TeL MI Division of L. P. Fitzgerald, Inc. paired. Aluminum siding. SO c h e r r i e s — for pies, canning, comb, Hebron: Homer Larabec, 51 ADULT AND children desire house­ centrally located. Middle-aged MANCHESTER, Oxford St—$15,800 to make a political issue of the S4MS0. Tolland County’s years' experience. Free estimates. freezing. 202 New Bolton Road, RCKTKVILLE—14 Laurel St. Well BOWERS SCHOOL AREA—8 room SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, White St.; Mrs. Bernice Gill, 152 keeper. Must live in. Private ladles preferred. M l S-6388. —FHA down payment $700. Six .situation and even offered a motion Oldest Ford Dealer CaU Howley, MI 8-6361, MI 8-0768. HAVE KITTENS — Will travel to Manchester, M I 3-7304. furnished 2% and 3-room apart­ home, fireplace, large cabinet large family room, modein kitch High St., Rockville; Walter Dudek, room. Call M3 9-1978 ments. TR 6-9694, Mrs. (Turtls en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, FIRST OFFERING rooms, 2 full stories, plus attic that the council as a whole be given Antomobnea for Sale 4 (Opposite Vittner's Garden Center) homes with loving care. M I 9-6242. kitchen, formal dLiing room, 2-car East Hartford: Gilman Harden, authority to administer police af­ Todd. garage, beautifully landsc^ed basement finished In knotty pine, OWNER TRANSFERRED and finished rec. room. 2-car ga­ M I 9-5324 Heating and Plumbing 17 EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Write NICE FRONT room, very pleasant. 45 Castle Rd.; Shirley Pleasent, 90 fairs. However, a unanimous vote FABULOUS Silver Poodle — Fe RED RASPBERRIES, 86c pint. 788 yard. Marlon E. Robertson Briro- garage, wooded lot, close to rage. Escott exclusive. M I 9-7683 Oakland Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Lor­ Open, 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. giving age, experience and refer­ M I 8-4724. Oversized 7-room (Tape, 3 large of confidence in the police com­ 1948 WILLYS JEEPSTER, Call MI male, nine weeks. M I 9-6202, Tolland Tpke; M I 9-5131. Business Locations ker, MI 3-5953. schools and shopping. $16,900. Phil etta DeSautels, 399 Parker St.; p a r k i n s PLUMBING AND heating — re­ ences. This is a position in a new bedrooms, 12x24 family room; fire­ MANCHESTER, Woodbrldge. Ear mission left the three-man o^rnmis- ^ 9-06S4 after 6 p.m. R I 9-8927. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Mrs. Louise.Sharkey and aon, Tol­ modeling Installations, repairs. business. Only experienced people • For Rent 64 place, garage, combinatlonu win­ ly Coloniat, I ' i baths, exterior sion in charge of the department as F o r SALE from private party, ATTRA(TTIVE ROOM centrally lo­ $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, flre- land; Mrs. Aldea Savva and daugh­ OLDER CARS mechanics sph- All work guarsmteed 25 years ex­ need apply. Write Box ‘ ‘BW,” Household Goods 51 - place, storms. Small cash assumes BIGELOW STREET—Large 9 room dows and doors, hot water oil hiea',, wood .shingled 1940, new furnace outlined in the city charter. 1959 Carmen Ghia. Call M I 9-8054. perience. 24-hour service. Call cated. Parking. M I 9-8316. EXCEJLLBNT spot for any buslnesa ter, 21 St. John St.;'Mrs. Justine clals, flxlt yourself cars, always Herald. Articled For Sale 45 $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ house, four bedrooms. Real big city water and sewerage, shade New fireplace. New roof. 2-car ga Earl Van(3amp, Ml 9-4749. REN T A TA PE recorder as low as or Office. Center of town, plenty deep lot. Walk-out basement, ga­ rage. Priced $16,500. One acre Gray and son, Coventry: Mrs. a good selection. Look behind our 1967 CHEVROLET Bel Air Con WANTED—Housekeeper for elderly ATTRACTnViE furnished room for of parking. MI 9-0229 9-6 ins, MI 9-5132, trees, good location. House in ex­ oCnce. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. vertible, radio and heater, white HOME MADE ravloU, fresh or 60c daily. Marlow’s, 867 Main, (Tall gentleman, kitchen privileges, pri­ rage, tool sheds. Ideal for large cellent condition throughout. Quick Good garden. Escott exclusive Eleanor Dougherty and daughter, lady. Must reside on premises. MI 9-6221. Storrs; Mrs. Rita Brown and aon, walls, $195 down. Center Motor Radlo-TV Repair frozen, 30e doz. H Paaqualinl 346 vate entrance, parking. Inquire AIR (TONDinONED large on* RAN(TH—8% rooms, 8 years old. family, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI occupancy. Asking price, $17,600. M I 9-7683. NEED A CAR and had your credit References required. T R 6-6591. Bowers School area, family size 28E (iarden Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy Sale.s, new location 634 Center St Avery Street, Wapplng. TORO LAWNMOWER8 at reduced at 169 Maple St. room office, 100% Main Street lo­ 3-1577. turned down? Short on down pay- Services 18 kitchen, jilastered walls, cast iron Larte ilhd son, Webate'r Lane. M I 3-1591. Open evening.?. CLERK prices. Ride, rotary, reel models cation. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main. CHARLES LESPERANCE mantT Bankrupt? Repossession? LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobaen, ROOM FOR RENT — Private en- baseboard heat, 1-car garage. This $12,500 W ILL BUY this five room Lots For Sale 73 DISCWARG.ED YESTERDAY; Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, Bolens, Goodall, Ariena. Riding with wind-tunnel grass bag attach­ zzzch with oversized garage in MI 9-7620 Edward Cotter, 38 Deepwood Dr.; L Office experience not required. tramce, hot water and shower, FOR RENT—(Tomer of Eldridg* house offehs you thos$ little ■ ' ■ — Economical. High quality parts. ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, Bolton. Lot !- yX)x200 with big las, get the lowdown on the lowest Trailers 6-A Interesting and varied work, good mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatlc genUerrian preferred. (Tall 101 and Spruce St., , small stone suit­ that make a house a home. $19,500 TWO B ZONE lot* with city Miss Gloria Marois, 88 Brook St., Guaranteed 90 days Famous for MI 9-5221. trees. VA or FHA witli minimum down and smallest payments any­ wages, pleasant working conditions, tractors with over 21 attachments. Chestnut St. able for beauty parlor, real es­ Phllbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464.. water. Lfhlon St. Manchester Wapplng; Milton Schneider, Main where. Not a small loan or finance 1952 TRAVELO House Trailer, service since 1931. ■ Phone Ml Used mowers and tractors. Ptuls down. T. J. (Trockett, Realtor, M I VERNON—6'4 room ranch, ultra­ $2,350 each. Ml 9-8495. St.; Mrs. Constance Hodgkin,?. 9-4537. Potterton’s, 130 Center St. excellent benefit program. Apply Three Rooms or Furniture tate, small businesc. Rent very company plan Douglas Motors, 36x8, in very good condition. TR and service. CMitol Equipment ROOM F o r RENT, gentleman pre reasonable. Inquire 168 Wood­ SIX ROOM colonial In the Porter 3-1577. modern kitchen, dishwasher, 2 North (Coventry; Ru.?aell Stoke.?. 883 Main St. 5-8257. FROM MODEL HOME Street section, bar and rec room zone heat, I ’ j baths, 2-car base­ 7>,4 ACRES, high elevation, beautl CXJNNIE’S TV and RiuHo Service, Co., 38 Main. MI 3-7958. ferred. Telephone in room, show­ land St. MI 3-8474. 61 Dale Rd.; James Cunningham, in basement, breezeway, 1-car ga­ MANCTHESTER—McKee St. % acre ment garage, rec room. Florida fui view, minutes out, trees only available all "'^ours. Satisfaction FIRST NATIONAL STORES, er. M I 3-7903. 153 Branford 5t-: Alfred Leldholdt. 1952 SINGLISH Zephyr compact CEDAR clothesline poles installed Cost Over $700 rage, wooded lot, $22,900. Phll­ lot on bus line. (Tity water, sewer transferred. Immediate occupan­ $2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins,' Ml 259 Fern St.; John Langley, RFD car, 4 new tires, $195. Clark Motor guaranteed. Cal) M3 9-1315. INC. Business Lo<;ations 9-5132. Auto Driving School 7-A and reset, all sizes. 1956 Chevrolet ■ ^ O SEPARATE, room* for rent, brick Agency, \M1 9-8464. and gas, close to stores. Zoned for cy. Ken Ostrinsky Rtaltor, MI 1. Wapplng: Michael Sokola. Eas'. Sales, 301 Broad St., M I 9-2012. two-family, $5,000. Town & Coun­ Park A Oakland Ave. sedan, low mileage. M I 9-1353. NEVER BEEN USED free parking. 'Kitchen privllegeo For Rent 64 3-6159. Hartford; John O'Coin, Stafford PREPARE FOR driver's test. available. 7^ 3-7086.' 46 HARLAN S T R E E T * ^ room try Realty, Glastonbury, MEdford SEVEN LOTS, city water and sew­ 1949 CHEVROLET club coupe, ex­ Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA TOP SOIL—The best available for Sale Price $388 MAIN STREET comer store for erage, good neighborhood, -near Springs; Mrs. Charlotte Blow, Ceiu television, service. M3 9-4641. East Hartford Cape, fireplace, baths, full 3-2792 COVENTRY—Old house, 10 acres cellent running condition. $125. room. Three Instructors, No wait­ any use. Large stock pile can be lease approximately 3500 sq. ft., basement, enclosed porch, garage, more or less, $9,600. Joseph Barth, schools aiid bus line, $2,600 each ter Rd., Vernon; Gregory Man- Pay Only $4 Week chuck, 107 Pine St.; Mrs. Jean Clark Motor Sales, 301 Broad St ing Manchester Driving Acade TELEVISION antennas and rotor SALESPERSON — Experienced seen at the site of the coming Apartments— Flats— two floors. Many possibilities. In­ wooded lot 75x150. Marion E. NORTH (TOVENTRY — Deluxe 6 broker, MI 9-0320. Charles Lesperance, M I 9-7620. M I 9-2012. Mathia.son, 78 Florence St.; I.ec my. PI 2-7249. systems installed and repaired. Women's wearing apparel, full or North Coventry Shopping Center. Sacrificing complete bedroom, Tenements 63 quire MI 9-1647. 'Nassiff Arms. Robertson, Broker, Ml 8-6653. room ranch. See to appreciate. part-time. Apply TVeed's, 773 Can also furnish fill or gravel. C!aU $17,000 Joseph Barth, broker, MI MANCTHESTER—6 room rambling THREE LARGE lots, city water Darling, 176 Eldridge St.: Mrs. LARSON’S ConnecUcut'a first U Serving Manchester and sur­ complete li'vlng room and kitchen ' and sewerage, $5,000 each. rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ Main St. M I 3-7083. Leonard A. Giglio. GENERAL REN TAL .agency. J- D. $87.73 MONTHLY, Immaculate 9-0320.' ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 Phyllis Arnold, Broad Brook; Da­ 1952 H ENRY J, 4 cylinder, rebuilt censed driving school trained — decorator furniture from model dis­ lot, sunken 16’6” xl9’9” living Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. vid Wentworth. Valley Falls Rd.. ice, 405 Center St., Ml 3-2205. play home. We will give you free Realty, 470 Main Street, tO split, recreation room. Garage, motor, $85. M I 9-3104. .Certified and approved la now of­ COMPANION to elderly lady alone. LOAM SALE!—Rich, clean $14 loam • SEPTIC TANKS huge lot, 4t4% mortgage. Carlton MANCTHESTER—8 room cape, fire­ room, fireplace, two bedrooms, Vernon; Mrs. Gertrude Lewi.?, 240 delivery and free storage up to one 8-6129. THREE adjoining lots, with garage fering claasroom and behind Companion and housework, good for $12.50. Also fill, gravel, sand CLEANED and IN STALLED W. Hutchins. M l 9-5132. place, plastered walls, full ceram­ den ■ or. third bedroom, dining Felt Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Beatrice C ALL OR, SEE me for a good deal year. on one, $1,200. total. Call MI -c - H wheel Instruction for teenagers Millinery Dressmaking 19 home, live in. Write Box B, and stone. Miller Sand A Gravel. THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ ic bath, upstairs completely fin­ room, kitchen, utility room, 1’,^ Goulette;-'--Andover; Ml.?s Agnes on a 1961- Ford or Falcon and A-1 Ml 9-6075. M I 3-8603. NEW CAPES and Ranches, a t y ished in knotty pine with bullt-ins, 9-0876. used cars. Walter G. Parker. L. P Herald. NORMAN’S ing heat, hot water, and gas* for • SEWERS baths, basement, aluminum storm Dailey, Hartford: Mrs. Shirley FOR DRESSMAKING and altera-, cooking, electric refrigerator and gas, city water, landscaping, roomy kitchen, aluminum storms windows and doors, patio with Spellacy and .son. Hebron: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Inc., 73 Brooklyn St. MORTLOCK’S Driving School—Of BARGAINS—Work benches, clocks, 443 HARTFORD ROAD MA(THINE CLEANED tlons, cal] Lyn Kratzke M l 3-0682 MATURE WOMAN for candy sales stove. (Tall MI 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. 90’xl50’ lot, formica counters, and permanent siding. Ideal for fireplace, shade trees, 2-can ga­ Katherine . Vashallfski and .son. Rockville. MI 9-5324. flee, 443 Main St., Manchester bells, desks, motors, transfer MI 8-1524 Resort Properly For Sale 74 any time. counter. Apply in person. Mana­ knotty pine cabinets, uil base­ young familv. Spotles.?. Robert rage and amesite drive. Excel­ Marlborough; Mrs. Eleanor Davi- Learning correctly "M ay Save ger, State 'Theater. files, vises. Call evenings, MI Before you buy furniture any­ BTJRNISHEID apartments, heated, • INSTALLATION ment, metal hatchway, full Insula­ Wolverton. Broker, MI 3-1914, 9 til! lent value,'$22,900. For additional FORD 1956 wagon, ,9 passenger, Your Life.” Driver -education 3-6847. where—shop at Norman’s. BOLTON—First lake —waterfront .?on and son, 44 Village St., Rock­ two rooms. Kitchen set. refrinra- SPECIALIST tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram­ ^ ______^information contact McCarthy En­ 5-room cottage which can be good condition, must' sell. See and . classes. Member, Connecticut Pro SECRETARY, wanted for local In­ ville; Mr.?. Joan Summers and make offer. M I 3-6737. Moving— Trucking— UNPAINTED FURNITURE, com­ tozi, gas range, bedroom set. Free ic tile, hot air heat, sixth unfin­ terprises, Inc., MI 4-1539. John V. easily Winterized. Marlon E. Rob­ daughter,' 20 Elro St. fessional Driving School Assn MI surance agency. Experience not gaa, electricity. Adults. Low rent. Storage' 20 plete selection. Desks, chests, ished room In Cape, built-in oven COVENTRY Panciera, 6U 9;8044. ertson, broker, Ml 3-5953 DISCHARGED TODA'Y: Mrs. increase the value 9-7398. necessary. Ideal working condi­ 1960 WEBCXDR tape recorder, 1966 FORD customline 2-door Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot town and Country and range In Ranch. Only $12,490, Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec tions. Ek)x D, Herald. slightly used. Call M I 9-1406. bars, stools, comer cupboards, Margaret Ordway, South Windsor; sedan, standard shift, radio and MANCHESTER Moving and TVuck- Square. $390 down. (Tall McCarthy Enter­ room, oil heat, garage, large lot, MANCTHESTER — Two-family dU: bookcases. Just the thing for sum­ plex 6-6, 2-car attached garage, Stanley Czamecki. 51 Davis Ave., heater, new tires, sacrifice $500. Ing (Company. Local and long dis­ WAITRESS and bar maid, full and WHITE YOUNGSTOWN kitchen DRAINAGE GO. prises, Inc.. M I 4-1589, John V. several fruit trees, lake priiileges, A LOT FOR sale at Columbia Lake Garage— Service— Storage 10 mer cottages. AH at King’s low TH REE ROOM apartment, heated, nice condition, centrally located. Rockville; Mrs. Theresa Berntsen. M I 9-1139 any time. tance moving, packing and stor­ part-time. .Must be experienced. sink and cabineta white bathroom prices. King’s Department Store. Panciera, BU 9-8044. priced at $12,800 With a low, low Conn. hU 3-8355. age. Regular ssrvlce" throughout unfurnished, available now. Plus A good buy at $17,500. 5 room sin­ Lydall St ; 'Thomas Fergu.son, 78 of your house Apply Garden Restaurant, MI lavatory. Call M l 9-1916, Ml 9-4143 ! down payment VOUCSWAGEN 1956 MlcrobUg with New England States and Florida. 2 garages available now. Call MI BOWERS S(THOOL—6 room Eng-, gle $9,600. Short way-olit—3 bed­ BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, Forest St.; Miss- Mary Sullivan, TWO-CAR GARAGE for sale. CaU 9-8102. 3-6441 between 6-8. lish Colonial, IH baths, large CHARLES W. LATHROP 60 Mountain St., R'ockvifle; Frank . sunroof, 40,000 miles. Good.(! con­ M I 9-5133 after 6 p.m. Ml 3-6563. 40” FLORENCE electric range. room split, $13,000, Many more Llynwood Drive, winterized, has dition, must sell.-MI 3-6737. (CONNECTICUT licensed nurse 3-11 COLLECflTON of old stamps: Best $30. M I 9-2909. kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large MI 9-0384 homes $5,900 up. Call tht Ells­ company water, located near the Ouellette, Ellington: Leo Me.ssier, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- offer. Call M I 9-1163 after 8 p.m. wooded lot, 25x60’ outdoor swim­ worth Mitten Agency, realtors, MI beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap- 132 W. Cejiter St.; Mrs. Carol FOR SALE from private party. moving, packing, storage. Low for five days; St. Anthony’s Home. Business Services Offered 13 37 Elm St., Rockville. TR 5-9121. 19” TV (TOMBINATTON. AM-FM ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, HAZARDVILLE 3-6630 or M I 9-5524. •'ply Edward J. H$8i or your own O’Connell, Blast Hartford; Mrs. the average 6»room house 1969 Lincoln Continental Converti­ rate on long distance moves to ONE TON CXDLDSPOT air condi­ radio-phonograph, $50; 24” 2-speed 1-car g a r^ e , $28,900. Philbrlck broker. Tel. MI 3-5117, ---- Florence Miller, Brookfield Rd., ble. Call MI 9-8054. TREE PRUNING, removal and lot 48 states. Persohallzed-servlc«riM3. ASSISTANT WANTED to work In tioner, 8,000 BTU, casement type, window fan, $18:-Simmons hide-a­ Agency, M I 0-8464. Green Manorville section — 47 25 WESTMINSTER RD.—8 ^ room Bolton; Mrs. Mabel Bowers, 75 COLUMBIA I4AKE FRONT — 4^4 clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr.,,i 3-6187, (3H 7-1423. doctor’s office. Experience needed 110 volts, excellent running‘scondi­ bed, $50. M I 3-0033. j ' FOR LEASE Sheridan Rd. 4 bedroom Cape, car­ colonial, VA baths, fireplace, hot Denning St.; Mrs. Margaret Bell, 1952 DODGE station wagoii for BIX ROOM (TAPE, breezeway and > re-sided by Glenney w ith M I 9-6053 after 5. but not necessary. Write Box A, tion, $100. Call TR 5-8843. port, amesite drive, city water, water oil heat, attached .garage, room furnished cottage, large liv­ 8 Highland St.; Steven Eppich, 65 sal*: Good mechanlfcal condition. IdANCHESTER Package DeUvery. ing room with fireplace, tool Herald, giving references and de garage, full shed dormer, 2 full aluminum storms and doors. l',4 wall to' wall carpeting, plastered Gi'ove St.; Mrs. Carole 'Trombley Good tires.'$150. M I 9-1154. Light trucking and package deliv­ 2 BAY 1 -■house,-— artesian well,- screened COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ tails. FTJLL SET kitchen cabinets, like baths, .wooded lot, easy walking baths. $12,000. 4>2% G. I. mortgage walls, city water «nd sewerage;- and daughter, 123 Eldridge St. • Colprbestot Sidewall ...... $12,95 per mo. I ery, Refrigerators, washers and new. with chrome fixtures. Call M I distance to schools, bus, and shop­ porch, excellent boat. Owner fi­ art : R. Wolcott on automatic assumable, $94 monthly., includes Vacant,' immediate occupancy. washers dryers and electric stove moving specialty: Folding 3-1411. NOTICE ping. Don't miss this ouUtandlng nancing available. Immediate Oc­ 1949 FORD 2-door sedan, (iall MI NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY water, taxes, principal, interest. (Tharles Lesperance, M I 9-7620. • P« rm-Enamel Baked Enamel Aluminum Lap Siding $|i4.95 per mo. ranges. M l 9-6878. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. Run little shop-by-mail club. 2 TOWN OF COVENTRY value, $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, Hot water baseboard heat. $16,900. cupancy. Asking $12,90.0. Lessen- 6-0758. FDR SALE—Hedstrom folding car^ CITIES © SERVICE BOLTON—(Tustom built 2-(amlly, hours week, 10 weeks. Earn $50 hn 9-8464. ger, Realtors, Willimantic HArrl- C3I1AIN SAW work — Trees cut. TRUC7KING—14 foot heavy plat­ riage. Casco jumping chair, ZONING b o a r d Woman Riiiii Over or more in famous products. Club J. D. R E A LTY Many extras. Built by present son 3-2065- E. (Thasse AC 8-3521 • Cedar Shake$ or Shingles...... $10.95 per mo. 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-dbor Reasonable rates. CaU PI 2-7658 form truck with one-ton power lift Wonda high chair, makes stroller OF APPEALS 1 SIX ROOM ranch, 2-car garage, 2 sedfui, good condition, $750. Call shopping saves your friends mon 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 owner. Sleeping porch^ fireplace, any time. between 1:30-4:80 or any time gate. CaU- MI 9-0613. .. and table and chair; also, large There will be a public hearing fireplaces, built-ins; 2 full baths, etc. Spacious grounds, work shop While Sunbathing M I 8-6532 after 6 p.m. Saturday or Sunday. ey. Write today for free 276-page swimming pool; $35 or will sell Friday, July 14, at 8 p.m. at the STATION -LAKE HAYWARD, Colchester— 25 catalog. No obligation. Popula: City utilities, hot water oil heat,- ANDOVER—4 >;4% mortgage avail­ and storage building. Large, lot, separately. TR 6-7240. Town Office Building to take Up FOR INFORMATION CALL JAMES MetiERMOTT i' . excellent neighborhood, . immedi­ 2- car garage, amesite driveway. miles from Manchester only A woman, sunbathing at Bolton 1931. FORD COUPE, Oldsmoblie AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct- Painting— Papering 21 Club Plan, Dept. D762, Lynbrook. A M E ip C A N COAL (TO.—J A 2-8151 able. Friendly 6 room Cape, 6 the following appeals; ate occupancy. Must be seen^o be Can easily be converted to 9 room $4,500. Furnished,6 room cottage, Lakehouse yesterday, was run over powered, needs little body -wo*k. ed—rresurfaced—sealed.' Superior N.Y. I' HEDSTROM stroller coach, new years old. Large lot 100x500 deep the average 6«*room house 1. The appeal of Raymond D. appreciated. (Tharles Lesperance, single, S. A. Beechler, Agent. M I I large screened in porch, near by a car and admitted to Manches­ CaU M I 9-4383 after S p.m. paver*, MI 3t<515. EXTERIOR and Interior ralntlng, Fox’s $50; S-posltion backrest, with woods and wet weather Burnham of Edgemere Rd. for a M I 9-7620. 3- 6969, ■ r I sandy beach and' club house, pri­ ter Memorial Ho.spital with inde­ decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean safety stand, reversible handle, brook. Only 12 minutes east of 1964 CHErVROLET, 4-door, power- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, workmanship. Free estmates. No Help Wanted— Male 36 variance on property he owns on Manchester. Pratt Agency, PI vate financing available. L. F. terminate injurie.? to her thigh and re-roofed by Glenney with $30. M I 3-8936. the above road. BOLTON—Fern wood Drive—large SIX ROOM CAPE. 1'4 baths, rec­ glide, radio, heater, excellent, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. job too small', John Verfaille, MI 2-7596 or Winston Abbott, P I armt i 2. The appeal of Mr. and Mr8. 5',i-room Ranch on lot 150x200, reation room, private yard. M I $860. M l 8-8916. Reasonable. Call M l 3-0796. 3-2521. SERVICE STA'nON attendant, ex- HAND LAWNMOWER, $6; % H.P. 2-7002. Mrs. Vera Angell, 36, of 19 Nas­ Robert Clemens for a variance on full basement, excellent condition, 9-0060. SuburbaR For Sale • Square Tab Thick-Bu+t Asphalt Shingles...... $7.95 per mo. perienced, part-time. Must be over electric motor, $6; shallow well sau Cirele, East Hartford, w-as ly­ 1186 LJNOOLN Capri 4-door, radio, property they own on Elm Track, $17,900. T. J. (Trockett, realtor, A L L KINDS of clocks repaired, EXTERIOR and Interior Denting. 25 years old. Apply Wyman OU pump, $12; pro soap box derby Spring Special! MANCHESTER — Cape, 6 finished ELLINGTON—Owner forcedced to epllsell ing face down in front of the park­ heater, full power, clean, sound' antiques included.* work guaran­ Paperhanging. Wallpaper ® books. Co., 24 Main St. Coventry. MI 3-1577. rooms, large kitchen, dining room, 61/2 ROOM RANCH • Wind Seal Asphalt Shingles...... $8.45 per mo. condiUtm, $4M for quick sale MI wheels and axles, $5. M I 9-0173. at sacrifice price, 33-bed roam ed car of Ignacy Kren, 71, of 53 teed. MI 9-1962. WsJlpape'r removed. CeUlngs. Grant E. Toothaker Sr. .living room, den. 2 full oaths, 4 Third St., Meriden, police reported. 8-8568. PART-TIME MAN wanted for gen­ LENOX STREET — Nice clean 8- ranch in scenic Countrysideide. Alum- Floors. Good clean workmanship. CThalrrnan bedrooms possible, fireplace, plas­ ® A A ZONE State Trooper Geoige Bunnell of Xl L t y p e s of screens repaired. eral maintenance and repairing room Cape for $13,200. Central to inum .storms, fireplace, well land Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. Boats and Accessories 46 AMESITE PAVING everything. Plenty of trees. T. tered walls, full dormer, fearage, scaped with trees on large lot the Colcheater Troop reported Call MI 9-4533 for free pick-up. Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI sewing machines. Mechanical "E ye catching" is the word to de­ Glenney’s will do it job you can bo .tiire will be sati.sfactory. All our work I860 DODGE Coronet, excellent 'j J. Crocketj, realtor, MI 3-1577. nice lot. Available for FHA ap­ Cali owner, TR 5-5648. that Kren returned to his car, and Fast service. 9-5082. ability neces.?ary. ' Apply Singer OUTBOARD cabin cruiser 18 foot, e DBIVEWAYS e WALKS e PARKING LOTS praisal value of $18,800. Aa little scribe this exceptional home, cen­ condition, all equipped. M I 9-6445 Sewing Machine, 832 Main St., ter royer, living room 22x15, formal started to leave the area. The front "is guaranteed. If a problem should arise, we’ll ake care of the mattet pilot seats, flying windshield, navy MACXEINB ORADXa> e PAVED and ROLLED ' OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In ag $800 down to assume present wheels Of the car rolled onto Mrs. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re- PAJNTINQ AND paperhanging. Manchester. \ top, fiberglas 'bottom, $400. KU SEPTia TANKS nfortgage. Call McCarthy Enter- dining .room, 3 twin bedrooms, 1864 FORD 4-door, radio and heat­ pairs all makes refrigerators, , town^a true miniature estate. Wanted—-Real Estate 77 AngeU’a hip and arm. Her scream promptly and properly. Good clean workmanship at rea- 4-8037. pri*ea,„Jnc., (jMI 4-1539. John V. breakfast room, laundry room, at­ er, atandand. $396 full price. Cen- freezers, washing machines, dry­ AND Landscaped acre lot. House has alerted Kren who backed the car ' ter Motor Sales, new location 631 sonable rates. 80 yaars in ' Man­ FRfE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME two oedrooms, 1% Baths, formal Panciera, BU 9-8044. tached 2-car garage, lovely patio WISH SOMEONE to handle your ers ranges, oil and gas burners. chester. Raymond! Flake. Ml ARCHITECTURAL sketch render 14 FOOT ALUM A <>aft boat, away. Canter St. M I 8-1591; Open eve­ PLUGGED SEWERS dining room, large living room '- for outdoor living, parklike yard real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 M I 8-0055. All work guaranteed. 8-9287. I er. Dlsplaycraft, M I 3-0117. model FT>, controls, 85 h.p., Evin- spVEN ROOM custom built ranch, There was no police action since r nings. THE PRICE IS RIGHT plus porches And,air conditioning. 119x225, high elevation with a view. tor prompt and courteoue service. rude motor and trailer. Call after l >4 baths, hot water "H, many All this for $21,500. Offers conslder- no traffic law waa violated, police LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and Machine Gleaned This house has to sell and is Joseph Barth, Broker, 1M7 FCRD 2-door hardtop, V-8, EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spo- 8 M I 3-2886. extras, exceUent grounds, garage. ed. said. repaired sale* and service, pick ciallze In commercial, i-esidenUal, Situations Wanted^ TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED priced well below matk,et. T. J. atandard tranamission, radio and -u SepUo Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer $26,500. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, CASH WAITING for property own .JifB etgMMtvr^ up and delivery. Complete line of industrial, and trim jobs. Big or 14-FOOT Pen-Yan, Elgin traSler, Crockett, Realtor, M3 3-1577. hwter, vdiltewalls, $146 down. Female 38 M I 3-5159. ELVA TYLER, Realtor era. Please call us before yo'u buy Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, smaU We do them* all Joseph Johnson outboard, completely out­ Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ Smokies* Sojourners Om ter Motor Sales, new locatloa BOLTON LAKEFRONT home—two or sell. Speedy service. J. D. rnuden and lawn mippUes. L Jk M Dionne, contractor. CaU M l 8-0494., fitted. No reasonable offer refused. proofing Done., M I 9-4469 M I 9-9901 M I 9-SOSl 6M Center St., M I 2-1691. Open 'WANTED baby sitting evenings. bedrooms, real neat and clean. ANDQVKR LAKE—5 room sUmiiier Realty. Ml 1-5129. Ikiuipment Corporation, Route 83, M I 8-4339. The Great Smokies National BUILDING MATERIALS eveoiiiga. -i- Win stay overnight or weekends. Double lot, beautiful grounds. cottage, lakefront, completely fur- Saturday 7:30 o.m. to naan Vernon, Conn. 6-7608. EXTERIOIL-Inteiior house paint­ References furnished M I 8-4096. nished, fireplace, large screened EAST HARTFORD—ExceUent val­ PRO PERTY IN good location, pri­ Park contain.? 5d speci*s o f fur- ing specialists. Free estimates MeKINNElBROS. D e MAIO BROS; Oversized garogo. Minimum of LUMBER FUEL 16-FOOT Fiberglas Albright Boat ue 4-room Cape, ahaded lot, city bMJng animal*, 200 )>irds and 1.- GOING X)N work required to keep this home porch, boat and dock. Asking vate buyer, condition not Impor­ Comploto Homo HooHiig . vacation? For expert without obllgatldjn. aatlsfactloh WANTED—baby sitting job morn­ with 86 H.P. dale motor. New in s b o m o sewers; extras, $12,000. Owner, 300 typea of tree*, shrubs and P M )0 »-U fT 4rBoot Royal hard- Ikwn care whUe away, contact S s w s r ^ i DI I C . H L M l 3-7«91 ) ■ In tip-top condition. T. J. (Trockett, $9,500 Alice Ulampet, Realtor, M I tant, 8 or more family, unheated guaranteed. ABC Painting,) M I ings and afternoons. Phona M I 1960. / Hale and Hardy trailar in- ISO-IBX Peart St—Ml M SM 8-454S, M I 8-7357. JA 8 -3 ^ . ^ preferred. Evening*, BU, 9-8825. herba 83<, NO R T H M A IN S T R E E T — P H O N E M I 9-5253 M t s ond Sonrteo I6F, IfW. MX 44BM. John E. Wbitham. M I 8-7DW. 9-4147. 8-1888. eluded: C a U ia »d »6 6 , Rsottorj M I a-1877. Y .1 ■' ' ; t ’ ,r ‘ MONDAY, JULY 10, 1961 muss TWELVE Bloodmohile Visits Hospital Tomorrow^ 10:45 a. m. to 6:30p. m. <»■ iiattrlfPBter lEwming Ifw ali

The BrlUah-Ameiidan Club will About To^vn m M t. tom onow at 8 p.m. at the T P C t o H e a r ATcraaie Daily N el Press Run The Weather clubhouse on Maple St. T o t the Week Ended Forecast of U. 8. Weather 8 t Mftrgwrot'a Circl*. Daughters of SHOE June 8, 1981 A'nderson Shea V F W Auxiliary Bids Tonight Chaaco of an laolated thunder - lubella, win hold a brief buslnese will meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. shower late today, fair, not aa jnactlng at 8:80 before a picnic at the VFW Post Home. 13,3.?0 cool tonight. Low 66 to 80. FlUr, •upper tomorrow at 7 at the home The Town Planning Commhston SAM’S SERVICE conttnoed mOd Wednesday. Htgli of Mta. Roao Schwoerer, 103 Math­ Member of the Audit The Army-Navy Club auxiliary (T P C ) will hold a public hearing In 80s. er 8t. Members and friends are 701 MAW STREET— MANCHESUR) Bureau of OIreolatlea will hold a - public setback party tonight at 7:30 In ^ e hearing room Manchester— ‘A City of Village Charm aaked to call the hostew if not al- tonight at 8 at the clubhouse; at uie Municipal Building. readr contacted. First items noted on the agenda will be the Irving R. Stitch euh- ...ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A The Connecticut Society of Civil (ClassUled Advertising en Psgs 12) Marine Pfc. Ferdinand P. Ly- Engineers, Inc. will sponsor a diviaion of Bryan FMm, to be lo­ VOL. LXXX, NO. 238 MANCHESTER, CONN.,, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1961 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS rhock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdl- Connecticut Cruise” from Bridge­ cated off the Wilbur Cross High­ nan 8. Lychock, 82 Duval St, Is port through Long Island Sound way at the Manchester-S o u t h QUALITY SHOE REPAIRMAN? eevlng at the El Toro Marine to Throgs Neck Bridge W edn^ay. Windsoi* line; and a re-subdivision Corps Air Station at Santa Ana, July 18. Members, wives, children which involves two lots known as Onr 40 years’ experience, plus using m economic and technical aid to each and financial structure are after two months In the Caribbean. Work Starts on Firehouse Wing we are not employes at any insur- munist China and K:im li H-sung of Denise, 15. was kidnaped by the . unaffected b v the N e w Haven Ike R a ck s The crew participated in training and Wetherell Sts. 1. We represent you first; other. Victor E. Swanson, outgoing president of the Eighth UUllUes District, breaks ground for. the new North Korea si^ e d the pact in gunman, who tried to hold up the Raii,.oari’ c n ptifion fo r reo'r- operations at the Naval Base at A request to have property on ance company. They agreed that "the imifloa- Sullivan.s and their traveling com- **‘**V °“ 9 ® p en u on lo r reoi addition to the district’s fire house at Main and Hilliard Sts. -The 20 by 60 feet extension will pro­ the north side o f Union Pi. from 2. It’s our responsibility to see there is no costly oyer-lapplng Peiping, the Commimist New Chi­ tion Korea must be realized Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and in an na News Agency reported. panion, Charle.s Boothroyd, .55, also ! Kanization. amphibious assault at Vieques vide space for fire trucks and a new district office. Left to right are John Clsmcla, director; Dante Rural Residence to Residence Zone or duplication in your coverages, which can occur when more along peaceful and democratic 'Oie, bus firm is a subsidiary of Pagani, ex-director; Swanson; Ray Damato, director and district' Inspector for the. fire house addi ­ It is siihilar to p treaty of mu­ of Rockville. Boothroyd was Island, southeast of Puerto Rico. B will be presented by the Bidwell than one agent serves you. Uiies and that such a solution ac­ wounded twice In the face. the New Haven, which filed its pe­ P resid en t LECLERC tion; Eidward Morlarty. ex-director; John Metz, fire chief; and H. C. Tourteilotte of the Tourtellotte Home Improvement Co. tual akslstance and friendship cords exactly with the national Construction Co., Hartford. Tourteilotte, wh-ose low bid was 121,247, estimates the Job will tako 3. As one agency handling your Insurance needs. It’s up to us to signed Just last week with Soviet Discovery of .set of small and tition last Week in federal court TTie Frank ,T. Mansfield Marine The fifth application, from Rob­ see you are not exposed to loss through omission of vital in­ interests of the Korean people here. FUNERAL HOVIE about six weeks. (Herald photo by Ofiara). Russia" by the traveling North Ko­ large footprints in the mesa area Corpij League Auxiliary will meet ert Milikowski, florist, requests a surance coverage. and the aim of preserving peace and a bundle of clothes led officers Earl R. Mortemore, vice presi­ zone change from Residence B to rean premier. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Arm.v- 4. W e select the best Insurance companies, equipped to meet in the Far East.” to concentrate the search for dent and general manager of the : Q n B erlin FUNERAL Business ^ n e 3, property on Sum­ Tlie treatyb m iftary clause, Navy Club. Refreshments will be your insurance needs. quoted by the agency declared; President Liu was present at Denise in the Mesa country. Connecticut Co., said in a -^te-1 ser%'ed. mit St., formerly the John B. the signing of the pact, officially The chief suspect, Abel R. ment yesterday that the bus firm I Three Nurses Violin-Piano Duo^ Soprano Burke funeral home. Milikowski 5. Because we are not "captive" salesmen taking orders from ‘In the event of one of the con- (By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS) SERVICE one company, we can recommend the policy you need not a iracting parties being subjected to titled "Treaty of Friendship. Co­ "has a financial compo.sition com- | Members of Daughters of Lib- plans to relocate his Main St. flor­ W ALTE R N. /policy, some company wants to push for their own benefit'. the armed attack by any state or operation and Mutual Assistance.” (Continued On Page Seven) pletely separate from its par-; President Kennedy and his 1 erty. No. 12,'i, LOLL will meet in ist shop if the zone change is ent. . ." ( party leaders in Congress LECLERC Are Promoted Round Out Concert Series granted. 0. W e are here today . . and you can bet your boots we’ll be several slates jointly and- thus Director 1 front of the Holmes Funeral Home. being involved in a slate of war, "Financially," Mortemore saiii.' bore down on national de­ 400 Main St„ tonight at 7:lfi to Com--?>American tour, and will be con­ here tomorrow. This means that when you have a 61alm We’ll "The Connecticut Co. is solvent, ' ’The 1961-62 Manchester be right here to do what Is necessary to secure a satisfactory the other contracting party* shall fense and foreign Aid in^an I pay respects to Mrs. Louise Wil- Three new promotions to Man­ munity Concert series will have ducted by Szymon Goldberg. Immediatfely render military and due in part to stabilized patron-! Call Ml 9-58tees from state and local officials other railroad officers and - direct- Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana, expert repairing. the National Agricultural Act of cial care zone. Mrs. Marjorie Ker­ High School. The Justice Department cliarg- that all residents of the parish Benno Rabinof performs on the a loss occurs, is one local Moscow and Peiping. tors hold posts in the bus firm's agreed with that. And he said Open Mondays All Day 1961 will be discussed by Dr. John rigan. 14 Ensign St., has been ed today that nearly 4,800 Negroe.s (county) will be allowed to vote Lord Amherst Stradivarius on call and t)ien the responsi­ A t a banquet for Kim in Pei­ corporate management. But Mor- he believes that more support is Closed Wednesday Mamer. extension economist on named assistant head nurse In were iliegally purged from voting on a fair and equal basis as re­ which Fritz Kfelsler played his bility is ours for your In­ ping last night, however, Presi­ ternore said the Connecticut Co. swinging behind Kennedy's 84.8 Afternoons public policy. University of Con­ charge of the special care zone on ZENITH’S|NEW terests. dent Liu Shao-chi congrratulated rolls in a Louisiana county by a quired by law." operation.' are entirely separate.' billion, foreign aid program as a necticut at the North Coventry the 3 to 11 p.m. shift. last concert. The complaint, filed under Civil 10. Only one agency, an ind^- Kim on the Soviet treaty and said woman registrar acting in concert "W e are extremelv confident of result o f Soviet Premier Nikita Other recent appointments were Rabinof Introduced the Creston EXTENDED RANGE Rights Acts, names as defendants Grange Hall on Friday lned with Registrar Lucky to re­ in Canada last year. "But whatever it takes,” he said, home on Hartford Rd., set up tem­ Phone unable to obtain effective guaran- move more than 2,700 names il­ The season will open 'Sunday, QUINN'S tests.” "I think the American people are RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP porarily as a 45-bed chronic de­ 873 M AIN ST. MI 3-1126 legally in March and April, 1956. Change ^'ot A-Okay partment of the hospital. Nov. 27, with the Netherlands 2. Since early 1956, about 2.000 Answers 20 Questions willing to pay for the defense of CpUMER OF OAK and SPRUCE STS. She was In charge of the m East Chamber Orchestra. The concert PHARMACY Phone MI 3-4136 names have been unlawfully New' Britain. Conn., July 11 1^ — State A ccep ts this countiy." A move to change the name of ! patient floor before the floor was will be part of the orchestra’s first Mink Makes Comeback—^Ble^ched purged by Mrs. Lucky. He said that Kennedy did not in­ Fairway Dr. to Shepard Lane, in dicate that he was ready at tWa FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE renovated to become the special The complaint said that alUiough care zone under the progressive pa­ honor of the nation's first astron-: Court Rule on point to ask for any increase in about 5,500 of the pariistl'fl, 16,377 aiit. isn't A-Okay with thq-“psop)e defense funds. tient care aystem in April 1957. In eligible Negroes were registered Thousands Applaud WE NOW HAVE June 1959, the zone was moved living there. ' ITie President has ordered the. ' Blue Slempe Gr^tid Union / Od^hers Prefer Tall, in .lanuary. 1956, ohly 725 were Fairway Drive residents told the Mark-up Law into the new wing with Mrs. Gil­ You £^\/e shd Triples Pentagon to review the whole de­ 2 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU on the rolls last April 30. The New Britain Board of Public fense budget In the light of bert as charge nurse of the 35 pa­ T' 5-- numlier of white persons regis­ Works last night that they had Hartford. July 11 The state Khrushchev’s statements and the tient beds there, a post she held tered in Januaiy. 1956, only 725 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING— AIR-CON’DITTON'ED nothing against Cmdr. Alan Shep­ will not appeal to the U.B. Supreme Gagarin in London critical situation In Berlin and until- her promotion. Raven-haired Females weie on the rolls Jast April 30. Mrs. Gilbert and her husband FRESH DRESSED BONELESS BRISKET ard. but they liked, the name of Court a Connecticut court ruling Germany. The number of white persona reg­ Harry have two sons, their street. Iwhich takes much of the zip from istered remained constant^-about Mra. Heslop, a member of the They think lt'.s a verjrapproprl- j enforcement of the state's 6 pet (OonUnu^ on Rage Seven) By JEAN 8PR..\IN WILSON ;^.for rmighLhLs^ostumes yere soft., 34 ooo out of 40,186 eligible, ate name because it runs to the ' By EDDY_.jG1LMORE ' He was applauded and he in turn, nursing staff since October 1956, (A P Fashion W riter) yielding, often beaded combinations _ ^itUe Rock. A rk ! the.ca.ses cent minimum price mark-up law. applauded the applauders. is a graduate of the William W. municipal golf course. ' Consumer Protection Commis­ London. July 11 (/Pi— Shouting, New York, July 11 Gentie- of wool and lace, chiffon and cash of four "FYeedom Riders" were The restrained official welcome Backus Hospital School of Nurs­ mere, or even velvet and moire. The board agreed to drop the . sioner Attillo R. Frassinelli made cheering and applauding, thous­ tnon may prefer blondea but gen­ passed until tomoiTow in munici­ for Gagarin began to build up. ing in Norwich. Since June 1957, In the early morning couture plan. that decision today jiRer conferring ands of Londoners gave Soviet tlemen (ieedgners on the whole far pal court.today to give their at- Sir Bernard Waley-Ciohen, lord she has been assistant head nurse group session.' Ceil Chapman sur­ with State Attorney'General Albert vor tall, raven-haired females to lomey time to prepare a defense. apaceman Yuri Gagarin a hero’s mayor of London, invited him to in charge of the special care zone prised WTiters v-lth a glowing se- Hammers on Bullet L. Coles. B u lle tin s FIRST AT MARLOW' Corned Beef enhance the exotic hues and class­ welcome today to the British Mansion House (the mayor’s offi­ dikken Ports The riders were arrested last on the 3 to 11 p.m. shift, BREASTS LEGS & THIGHS ' DELICIOUS HOT OR COLD ic lines of their winter fashions. qiiined man-tailored tuxedo evening Northford. July 11 "8 Officials showed up at London General Hospital School of Nurs­ George Carmel introduced coals jury last night when the casing of Court merely wiped out a "sec would like to meet Gagarin that half of whom are light-treased became a world symbol for racial tion" of tJti8 price mark*up law and but thousands lined his ing in Boston, has been a member and suits carefully shaped but not a .22 caliber bullet barely missed day. GOP SILENT ON BEJOAN ladies) heard the bad news yester­ strife when violence erupted over did not que.'tion the validity of the : 15-mlle route into the city, I of the Manchester Memorial Hos- Wallpapered to the body.. severing his juglar vein. WsshlngtoB, Inly I I (4>—Re- day at an early session of New school desegregation in 1957. basic law. Workers poured out of factories Queen Elizabeth invited Gagarin j pital nursing staff since 1957. Trooper John Donahue said»the publican senators, meeting be­ York couture group. And Ro.salie Maciini a newcom- The state's highest court recenUy • • • employes rushed from office to lunch at Buckingham Palace on It was Little Rock's first ex- : bo.v had been hammering on the hind closed doors, refrained to­ As a panacea, a cosmetics com­ er among the 33 designer-manufnc- j perience with "Freedom Riders ' knocked out the section which said building.' and stores . . . house- Friday. This will mean that Ga­ ■ bullet when it exploded. The slug day from adopting any policy '-'i pany announced a new product turer memliers who make up the 1 -nie four were chargeS under a that a retailer who sells at less yfives dashed from their homes. garin's visit will be extended to at Armour Star A ll M eat soon to be marketed which will I went in one direction and the cas- of thdr oiwn on the Berlin situ­ Lightning Hits couture group, tickled everyone's | than the 6 per cent mark-up does "A t some places," a police in­ least four days. ation. fashionably temporarily darken fanc.v with chiffon dresses boiderod ' ing in Fenn’s neck. ^ The Soviet Air Force major., 27, new (Continued On Page Seven) so with an Intent to injure compe- spector told reporters, "the crowd Sen. Leverett Saltonstali, R- ^ « crowning glories, and add brown The boy received ijirst aid treat- Two-Car Garage w'llh octneh.feathers. was a.s big as the one that greeted came to London sis a private visit­ highlights to already black I ment here, and was taken to a New MaM„ who presided at the con­ (Continued On Page Seven) President Kennedy last month, but or to the Soviet Trade Fair. W ear­ ference. told reporters later "I tresses. Haven hospital where he was treat- ing a bemedallcd uniform, be held The Eighth District Fire De­ the oyer-all turnout—wqli, it was think the feeling was - that it Then, as if to drive home the I ed and discharged. • a news conference — televised b.v partment was called out at 8:25 lb. far short of the one that welcomed would not be ^ipraprlate for point, stylists Paul Parries. Mar­ the President.” British networks — for about 600 last night, to extinguish a fire in quise, and Harvey Benin spent the the RepnbUoans to necessarily a two-car garage at 27 North St. CHICKEN WINGS tb 29* FIRST CUTS lb. 65‘ Cletv for 4th Term The first man to orbit the Earth newsmen and photographers in the afternoon lining the run'way with Soviet Trade Fair building. have a program (on Berlin) ex­ which was started by a bolt of Middletown, July 11 (JP)— Mayor in Space. Gagarin rode in the hiodels in dull greens, deep grape News Tidbits, cept to stand flrtn there.” Sal- lightning. Little damage was re­ Harrj' CJlew, Democrat, has decid­ front seat of an open Roils Royce Gagarin was relaxed. He answer­ toiMtaU said Sen. Everett M. ported. V.V.'AV.vJVrf.'.’.'.V.'.wh and wine, burnt oraiige, mustard ed to .seek a,fourth term. with a special license tag: "YG-1." ed questions without hesitation and yellows, and blue red hues, which from the AP Wires Dirke«i, R-IU., the Senate GOP Just prior to the fire call, the A He will face. John S. Roth, Re- He was escorted by 22 uniformed often with humor. He spoke In Rus­ are definitely more flattering to leader, reported hrieOy en his firehouse had some excitement p.ublican, w>o was nominated last motorcycle policemen. sian. but said he hoped to learn En­ brunettes. talks .yesterday with xnwnuer when the electrical storm also SWEET — JUICY — EXTRA FANCY .;J night, in the November election. About 300 people were in front glish later. He answered 20 ques­ Toward the end of his collec­ Flow of refugees rfrom Commu­ President Dwight D. Eteenhow- knocked out the fire whistle. The Clew told the Democratic town of the Soviet embassy. These in­ tions in all. nscso tion, however, Harvey Berln did nist Ea.st Germany swells suddenly eg, at Gettys(>uiT, Pa. fuses were b l o ^ oiit and. the SMMPS meeting la.'t night that he wquld os'er the weekend, a West German cluded Russian children, in white A woman reporter asked if a relent with a Variety of beige suit accept the nomination if it i.« of- blouses arid red- ties, and scarfs, woman should be sent into Space. whistle had to be sountW by hand co.stumes, complemented with spokesman .says today . . . Three MABKETS FACE PROBES crank, a spokesman said today. prisoners of Fidel (Jastro Regime who presented Gagarin an armful beige mink, that might influence a Washington, July 11 (H>) _ A , The garage, owned by Joseph two I (Continued On Page Se^en) confer with Cuban exile groups In of roses. (Continued On Page Seven) blonde to keep her head. i House Conunerce sobcommlttee Wrubel, was used for storage and c o t ¥ a1Tb iam s a c Washington to try to keep alive voted today to autoorize an In- UQUID BU H Fur hemline.s tickled the knees Castro's Bulldozers • for - Rrlooners had no cars in it at the time. Fire PEACHES of model.s displaying the classic vestigatien of all stock ex­ Chief John Merz said. No other plan.. .Connecticut Suprerrie Cjotirt. changee by the Securities and LimitU1 1 coupon per C u s» » r conservative dress and suit collec­ udge Issues of E*'tdrs upholds decision requir­ Grissom or Glenn fires were reported during the pen expires Ju/y J 2,^ tion of Paul Parnes. His dresses in Exchange Commission. Chair­ hour-long storm, he said. . Coupon expires Juj_ _ ing trustees of William G. Rocke­ man Peter Made D -U n said he quiet checks and plaids were bias feller estate to make sewer system cut, often sewn together diagonal­ was pleased by the eDbcommlttee 80-Day Ban in repairs in a section of Greenwich. action and expressed hope for ly. Waistlines were wrapped, or j .ji New England State Police Ad­ Second Astronaut Starts subtly bloused. y y > '• quick approval by the full com­ ministrative council thinking of set, Mole skin, dyed navy blue, was ■ merce committee, later this week Skip Walkout ting up a command officers train­ worked into a finger-tip length | tm m i or, next week. The resolution a|v § lightweight FREE DELIVER ing school for law enforcement of­ jacket by Paul Pames which fits proved , by the suboommittM 1 ficers. . .Prime Minister U Nu says Final Week of Training A t The PARKADE b o n v t into the fur story from P a n s ! N ew -York. June 11 (>Pi - - A. would authorize $760,000 to fi­ vacuum nit 30 federal judge has issued an SO-day', there are Signs the communist reb­ nance the SEC . investigation of stam ps heard by women reporters at a i LIBREn DRUG tbh ______noon se.ssion, -o. Taft-Hartiey Law injunction | els of Burma are willing to quit the stock exchanges. cleaner againar the national maritime ‘ their 12-year-old war against gov­ Cape Canaveral. Fla . July 11 i/Pi-^have at least four pilots trained i __8 ^ To the tired old tunes of-"Thank for orbital flights scheduled to b e-1 GRAND BRAND h ” Heaven for Little Girls," . “Look strike which curtailed American- ' ernment. .'.South Viet Nam govern­ — The astronaut selected Jo make W AR ON DROP-OUTS ment suspends all major exports of gin late this year or early in 1902.; Me Over." and "Wonderful," flag shipping for 18 days. : America’s second manne'd space Washington, July 11 CD — A designed nziKS rice until further notice. sweltering models in the summer The injunction — dated back to I flight began his final week of The Russian Yuri Gagarin re- j drive to reduce the numiier at for every day ALUMINUM'FOIL fl heat wrapped themselves in bright J* July 3 when a temporary restrain­ Sens; LeVerett Saltonstali. R- preparation today, running turned safely from orbit last April, i high school drop-outa—now one red. blue and green fur coats. ing order ended the' etrike — bans | Mass., and Benjamin A. Smith. D- through a series of practice mis­ United States plans to achieve this I of every three teen-agers---was Mass., say the.v are confident a goal have been delayed by failures ' announced today l^y the National Hear Ye! pen expire* July jj,;, Some coats were navy blue any resumption of the walkout : sions in a land-locked spacecraft. use! mole, But many were products of | until Sept. 21. Cape Cod National Seashore Park Speculation here centered on Air of the Atlas boaster,rocket in pre­ Education AsMcIption and tha Sava up to Bill w)li go to President Kenned}^ liminary tests. The jsmaller, more 29-H. the lowly, prodigious bunny, dyed 1 A union lawyer aaid the order. Force Capt. 'Virgil 1. Grls.'om as Ford Foundationl W'tlliain O.' ScoroN in near future.. .Source close tci reliable~Redstone is] used fois,the| Easter colors and elevated to pres- 1 L'sued yestei;day by U;S. Di.strict . the man most likely to make the Carr, execuUvfr+ieoretary of ever other brands! Richard M. Ni.\on says the ques- suborbital flights.- j N'EA, said the S-yesr program M AR LOW tige status by such French ,, cou- Judge Sylvester J. Ryan, will be trip, with Marine Lt. Col. John H. tnrieries as Jacqiie' Esterel, ‘ Guy appealed to the U.S; Court of A p­ tion of whether he'll run for gov Glenn .... Jr. ....as the______backup pilot.___ __ Both Grissom and Glenp are experi- also will be alm ^ at keeping ernor of California next .year, will ni"en "are'undergoing” '"train^^ simulated missions in both schools. In touch with Jobless Laroche. Jean Patoir and Nina , -'iiAy-' peals. • WEIGHS BUT 7 POUNDS Ricci. I The appeal announcement was | come up at meeting with Stole Re-r ^ choice is unable to ...... a mock...... '* capsule in the -- Mercury------| youngsters to help them Improva $ 0 ^ . 8 8 Mink, the working girl's beht 1 made last night by the office of Lee i pub can toaders tonight . .^ vo Re-1 ^ suborbltal flight. Control Center and in the real their education and job oppor­ • POWERFUL MOTOR Pressman, attorney for the Marine publican Congressional leaders dis- _ . . . . . ,■ j thing, which is perched atop the ; tunities. This phase of the plan friend, made a comeback bleaclijed. | CUS.S “ ever.rihlng from Berlin to i „ Th^ National Aeronautics and and cut into diminutive pelts and Engineers Beneficial As.'ociation Redstone on the launch pad. will be conducted by Daniel • STRONG SUCTION backdoor spending” with form er: ® P * 4: e Administration has an- Grissom, 35, is from Mitchell, Scl\relber, coordinator of New • EASY TERMS! sewn togethe'r again like a par­ (M E B A), one of tlie five unions president Dwight D. Eisenhower. ' nounced only that the flight will be • THROW-AWAY BAG quet floor. Expensive ermine and that .struck in contract' disputes. Ind. Glenn, who was Shepard’s York’s “Higher Horizons” pro­ Presidential emergency board attempted during the week of backup, is a 39-year-oId native of gram. 50 FREE chinchilla hardly aroused anj’ ap­ Other unions may join in the ap­ July 16, and declined any com­ urgep railroad yardmasters to ac­ New Concord, Ohio. OPEN TUESDAY Through SATURDAY plause. peal. ment on the name of the aslrouaut Marquise proved to be a fur fan. The unions have fought the Taft- cept M m e wage hike virtuall.v ail As they have been doing for TVA LOWERS RATE (.CLOSED M O NDAYS) DURING JU LY and AUGUST other rail employee.' received in who will follow the trail blazed on .month.', the two astronauts are Washington, July 11 (Jh — [Di­ TRIPLE.* BLUE STAMPS with his collection of reversible Hartiey process, invoked by Pres­ May 5 by Navy Cmdr. Alan B. coats with civet cat and fitch ^eits ident Kennedy. They argued that 1960 . . . Sonth and Central Texas becoming thoroughly acquainted rectors of the Tennessee Valley rivers and creek.' overflow, chit-n- Shepard Jr. Sotirces report July 18 1 spacecraft and its thou- Authority announced at a White FREE PURNELL PARKING • AIR-CON’DITIONED M y name (h— WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF lurking Inside. 1 the strike did not endanger the His suits featured fingertip ^ njalional health or security, and ing toward Gulf of Mexico after i j® scheduled lavmch date. j ,'gnds of systems. The mock flights House ceremony today the \ PRISCILLA $3.00 OR MORE length jackets and skirjs that noted that the tieup did jiot affect rains up to 8.72 inches . . . Iranian The flight essen ^lly will dupli- are not constant repitition. En- agency has approved a new, low­ Except bn alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, frenh flared out like trumpets from a foreign-flag ships which carry the students, squabbling with their cate that of Shepard, whose space gineers introduce unexpected fail­ er electric power rate for home, milk and fair trade Items. government over renewal of their capsule hurtled 116 miles high and ures or emergencies which the farm and commercial users. The My borne Is at— .close hip fit. His almost weightless, balk of the nation’s trade. In ad­ C ou p O f^ \ •« Good thru Wild., July 12th wonderfully packable wool dresses dition, the strikes had cleared all passports, call 16-day truce': ait sug­ landed 302 miles down the Atlan­ pilots must Ie$rn to cope with. lower rate already has been put PILORIM MILLS Limit One Coupon Per Adidt In so-called stained glass colors fea­ ships can-j’lng military cargo. gestion of educational leaders. tic range. The simulated failures consist In effect by two* cooperatwes Cheney Hall, .Hartford Rd. tured ' button-on collars' and wide In extending the temporary le- Suburban Oakwood school board Some changes ha-ve been made^ mostly of equipment malfunctions. wl4ch sell 'TVA power. Jt offlera belts. . straining order into m 80-day cool- legalize* paddling pupils who are in the capsule, and 'the pilot’ wrtll 'The astTonsjUt must be ready to' savings of S'per cent or more. FURtNTURf DePARTMENT make fewer observations than shift to a backup system or manuel (The new rate was aamed tha My .Purpose Is— Crisp silhouettes .with ever so A flame red overblouse and skirt is topped by a,generously cut ing'Off period, Ryan directed Ithe serious disciplinary problems in control in oaas of trouble during ^ ‘Norrtii Oeatonnlal rate” in (LovAr Store Level—MI 9-5221) gently flared, skirts, plenty of coat, red on one side antt civet cat fur when reversed. Marquise unions and the six company,groijps Dayton, Ohio . . . Gov. Nelson A* Shepard. But main purpose of the To make friends, and -help wiustUne em pusis and, back but­ Introduced it during the (few York Qouture Group shows, part of lnvolved'‘ln the dispute to continue Rockefeller meets with, former mission will be. to give another as­ flight. , or of the late Sea. George W . M A O r me., ItiWOHEmnSS—"Our 0 0 th A n n lv e iw y Y e * all you ladlea who love beau­ DOUBLE THIPLE-S BLUE EVERY WEDNESDAY ton Interast wins largely Harvey a week-long series of fa I collections modeled for fashion editors. president Eisenhower to discuss tronaut a brief taste 6t space Norria, R-Neb. Tetey waa tha tiful fabrics. . . Borin’s fashion story for day. Bitt (A P Fhotofax). (OouttBued w Pslga T lu ^ ) tutors • ( ItopubUosa p a r t y fliglit The qiacs scene/ wants to (Osattsaefi sa Paga. Thna), lOiMb jumtTesMry e ( Ma Wfth. Pifaea aCfeottva to Oraad Untoa Saperanitoto ttuu Wed., July UUi. 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