PAGE TWENTY iHattrI)eBter lEtmting Heralb The Weather Foreeut of C. S. Weather Bereee MoeAly fair. qnMe worm, honald About Town tonlghr'and Satardoy, ehoiiea e< thnnderahnwers late both days. The Zlpser Club on Brainard Goodyear The World's I.«w tonight in dOe. High Saturday PI., will hold a setback party Sat­ In 80e. urday fo;; members and friends at Manche$ter—^A City of Village Charm 8 p.m. Largest G-E Dealers Brings (FOURTEEN PAGES) Twelve members of the Soropt- MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 (Claaelfled Advertialng on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS mist Club attending an outing yes­ terday at the summer cottage In Coventry of Mrs. Elizabeth Cook You This Fantastic of Manchester Green a member of the club. The women took part in swimming and boating before serv­ ing a potluek supper. The Salvation Army will conduct an open air service tonight at 7:30 at the corner of Main and Birch Sts. David Addy will be in charge. Sinks In the event of rain, the service will be held next Thursday evening. Price for Drain Remains Astronaut Swims for His Life After A-O.K. Space Voyage Con.slruction of storm drains on Buy This Deluxe 12 Paund Multi streets in the Rockledge develop­ ment is expected to start within the next two weeks, it was report­ Bizerte Fighting Ends A WORD ABOUT PINEHURST CHOICE MEATS ed today by Chester Langtry, State News riep\ity-director of public work.s. Cycle - Multi Speed Autamotic Washer Escape Hatch Blows, and in particular about the choice U.S.D.A. Rib Oven Roasts our service meat depart­ He was notified by the Yannone Construction Co. of Hartford that ment is featuring this week . . . the fliTn will carry out Uie installa­ Bourguiba Appeals Roundup tion at the same price as its orig­ And Receive « CNOICf. Thit it ftfM qwalfty bW inal-bid in May 1960, at a cost of Sea Pours into Ship S2.3.000. Electric Boat Co. from groin-fed tfeert. Wonderful Sidewalk constniction in Rock------\ tfeoict and reottt ere ut^- ledpp. halted temporarily awaiting Washer Has; This Deluxe For Foreign Troops Gets Order for By HOW.ARD BENEDICT .storm drains, will be resumed af­ Cape .Canaveral.,'^la., July 21 (IP) — Astronaut Virgil I. oliy ttoniped ''CHOICE.’' ter completion of the drainage (Gu.*) Gri.ssom survived a 5,280-miIe-an-hour journey in project. e Multi cycles By .ANDBE33' BOROWIEC ‘*'mUes north of France'* BJdjele Oil- 3 Polaris Subs CMta ie « Hmm 'INHME.’’ space today, then made a dramatic swim for his life as his Tunis, July 21 (A’)— Fight­ field. The pipeline from this field i.s a Multi speeds Dryer Far Only the one Bourguiba has ordered Wa.*hington, July 21 (IP)— cap.sule plummeted to the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. These tender roasts are not only government graded Tax Office Open ing died down in the streets seized at Skhria, in southern Tu­ Electric Boat Division of Gen­ The capsule sank in 2,800 fathoms (16,800 feet) of water. • Big 12 pound load of Bizerte today after a new but again graded by our meat buyer to give you the nisia. eral Dynamics Corp., Groton, Officials said no effort would be made to recover it. finest possble roast with the least possible waste . . . Two Saturdays French drive pushed Tunisian TTie president told his people iSi- • Exclusive Filter-Flo ntsian embassie.s have been author­ Conn., lias won a $128,812,045 Loss of the $2 million space craft and its equipment will forces back from the naval contract for construction of j not delay the Project Mercury program, which is aimed at The tax collector's office will be base, but President Habib ized to accept volunteers from RIB OVEN ROAST BEEF open oh Saturdays from 9 a.m. to • Washes any fabric “brother nation.*." and that Libya three more Polaris-armed nu- j placing a man in orbit a few months from now and on the noon on July 22 and July 29, It was made Bourguiba called for foreign and the Algerian rebels already clear submarines. moon later, an official said. announced today by Paul A. Cer- m volunteers to step up his un­ have offered to help. The three mibs to be built by Films of Gris.som and his control panel went down with vini, collector of revenue. declared war against France He paid tribute to the Soviet the shipyard in Connecticut were the capsule, but Robert C. Gilruth, Pi'oject Mercury director, The collector reminded property and ordered ^^eizure of a Union, the United Arab Republic among 10 announced yesterday owners to bring bills to accom- -r-_____ 1 . .1 : aniland .viiiiuL-uu Morocco lur for whatwatiL hene aescri described said most of the information desired was received through 6th and 7th ribs French oil pipeline in south-j as their support for his cati.*e. by the Navy. telemetry. Earlier, a National Space Agency Information 1 pany payments. Real estate and ern Tunisia. The Newport News Shipbuilcling cut short— lb. lb personal property taxes as of the He failed to mention any west' and Drydock Co. in Newport officer had indicated to newsmen that loss of the space craft list of Oct. 6. 1960, are payable on Scores of more casualties were ein power - - although the United NO reported in the French paratroop News, Va., will build four and might delay the program. ' or before Aug. 1 without penalty. States currently furnishes roughly one apiece will be built by the For Braising Or FREE; and tank thrust to enlarge the 60 per cent of his national budget, Gilruth .said it has not been determined whether this would perimeter around the Bizerte base Pm-tsmoutih, N.H., Naval Bhip- Outdoor Cooking has helped to equip his army and yaixl and the Mare Island. Calif., I be the last suborbital flight. It had been suggested that 3rd thru I st 2 smaller L T. WOOD CO . Delivery and keep Tunisian troops and moie than once has spoken up in : there might be two more before the attempt is made to fire cirilian militia at distance from Naval shipyard. Lean, meaty MONEY Installation his defense in his various quarrels Counting 1-4 others under con­ ^ a man into orbit. 5th ribs ribs Service thb French installation.* they with Paris. In the past, he has SHORT RIBS ICE P LA N T have been besieging for three days. cited some western powers as struction and the 10 put under i Grissom blew his escape hatch and left the sinking capsule Demonstration oontracl yesterday, tihda makes a .31 BISSEIX STREET In an emotional radio speech, friends. This mission was viewed as jin the manner all astronauts had been taught in their rig- Bour^iiba called on his people to an ominous sign among some west- total of 29. The Navy has said jorous training. Turn East From .Main St. DOWN mobilize for war and told his troops j that it contemplates the building At State Theater em embassies here. I E.xplosive bolts on the escape hatch were a new feature of to "fight to the death.■' He ordered With the war mushrooming be­ of 45 in all. The 10 new ones i*ill be of Uie ithe capsule, added since Shepard’s flight. Grissom blew lb lb lb With Your Old W’eekly Or his Neo-Destour party network to yond a limited objective of forcing Monthly On Our Own organize strong points for guerril­ same claas as the Lafayette, them by pulling a lever. Washer the French from Bizerte, the sea­ j Film developed and printed 3 50 Budget Plan m la tactics, if that should become port city was reported quiet at which is being built by Electric. 14.50 Boat. , After swimming about 70 feet, Grissom was picked up by JFMBO SIZE— 1 DAY necessarj’. midday. The center of towm was a helicopter two minutes after his escape from the capsule. SERVICE He also said a Tunisian column held by the Tunisians and travel­ Grissom is welcomed aboard carrier al’ler he ivas plucked from sea today Pinehurst outdoor BARBECXIKG sirloins sr* cut from thit S.ALEM NASSIFF at the southern end of the country ers from Bizerte reported there 129 to 133 Attempts to recover the space craft failed as it plummeted tame choice grade of beef. Camera and Photo Shop is driving over the Sahara sands was sporadic rifle and machinegun H.artford, July 21 (A>'—The State to the bottom. toward a wedge of the desert Bour­ fire just before noon but It died Motor Vehicle Department's daily “ Give me something to blow my nose. My head is full of Located in the new Naasiff 1 YEAR FACTORY guiba has also claimed from the 1 OTHER SPECIAL BUDGET VALUES -Arms, 991 Main Street. DEUVERY down quickly. i record of automobile fatalities as sea water,” America’s No. 2 space man said when he was SERVICE ON AU French. Sporadic fighting was re­ Earlier, the Tunisians reported a of last midnight and the totals on ANYWHERE ported in that area. deposited on the deck of the aircraft carrier Randolph. PARTS and LABOR ' the same dale last year: The desert area is about 200 (Continued on Page Five) ie«o iMi Otherwise, he was reported in good condition. BLOCK CHUCK ROAST lb. 45c FREE FREE tVhen he reached Grand Bahama^______Whirlpool Washers, Killed ...... 129 153 Island latec, Grissom explained Be.st Cuts (Bone In) No Defrosting that he removed a safety pin on Dryers Buy This Deluxe Berlin Crisis Link Denied Derby Ulan Killed the hatch preparatory to opening Swift Premium Butts or Daisy Ham s...... lb. 69c Ever Again Mamaroneck, N.Y.. Jiily 21 it when a helicopter was overhead. Bulletins Prices as Law, Not In The Refrigerator —Rajrmond J. Roberts, 46, of 45 Two and one-half minutes later, he Called from AP Wires CONN. FRESH (4 LB.) BARfiECUE Service That’s Better Ohestsr Dr., Derby, Oo«n.. was arJd, the “door just went.” Water HEADQUARTERS "Frost-Guard" G-E killed here yesterday in an acci­ poured in. ROASTING CHICKENS . lb. 39c Not In The Freezer Some States Raise dent on the New Ehiglsnd Thru­ Tile hatch, a new feature of the way. Police said the car went out capsule, was secured by 70 explo­ REDS PDR BERLIN TALKS Chicken Wings or Gizzards and Hearts...... lb. 25c FRANKFURTS Pattertan's Refrigerator-Freezer • Big 14 cubic ft. of control and hit a guard rail. sive bolts. These would blow It in I.ondon, July 21 OP) — P ravda 4 lbs. 99c 1st Prize. Grote 180 Center St.—Cor. of Church Nicolandreo d’Ambrosio, 22, of case of emergency for quick exit. said today the Soviet Union • Large roll out freezer Draft Call Quotas 46 Spring St.. West Haven, who There was no explanation why wants to settle the problems of and Weigel’s was also m the vehicle, suffered they went off today. Germany and Berlin at the SPECIAL PINEHURST and Receive This • Swing-out adjustable Grissom rode 118 miles liigh on negotiating table “and the soon­ S&W's Martin Xeedle is .so en­ shelves Washington, July 21 — ' (Continued on Page Four) the nose of a Redstone rocket and er western politicians agree to GROUND MEATS thusiastic about the quality of rectors may have sent out calls FREEZER VALUES . . . SelooKve Service offlciala have for more men in anticipation of 303 miles down the Atlantic mis­ this, the sooner will the blacky these ripe olives that he'aold • .Automatic ice-cube ordered the pool of men avail­ sile range. And he looked down on war clouds disappear from the 2H cars in this territory. 30" G-E Electric further increases," he said. "But Lean Chuck trays able for drafting Increased to there have been no increases since a view so fascinating he forgot horizon.” A Pravada article by- lb. 69c 100,000 hut the Army has not the call of g.OOO was announced Flood Disaster momentarily that he had chores to Ilned Observer and broadoast by requested any boost in the num­ for August." perform during the 15-mlnute Moscow Radio Said: "Ifrom be­ 3 lbs. $1.95 Martin think.s that there i.t ber actually to be drafted. .\ journey. yond the ocean we can hear the Range For Only Selective Service officials said mass beating of war drums in no time LIKE SALAD spokesman said “ there Is no the stale calls had no connection Deaths at 17, President Kennedy watched on HAMBURG NO television with millions of other American newspapers. A nnmber TIME FOR RIPE OLiyES significance to the Increase.'' He^ with the Berlin crisis. t C K o n c A M P R i;s'riG E added that the lateat check Americans as Grissom followed of leading statesmen and pollti- lb. 59c Among the states reporting in- pians. Senators and representa­ and e.specially for showed about 70,000 men in the 6 Still Missing the space trail blazed May 5 by 3 lbs. $1.65 FREE: MONEY available pool. Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. tives, have taken to tha war­ (Cnntinued on Page Six) TTien he expressed "great pleasure path.” FRENCH Selected large Charleston. W.Va., July 21 tJ’)— and satisfaction” in a telephone IC K C R K A M JUMBO RIPE OLIVES Delivery Washington,*July 21 - ■ Al­ A weary band of mud-caked men IRAQ SPURNS KUWAIT though several atates reported they today continue a search they call to Grissom on the Randolph. CHICKEN LEGS Installation DOWN The 35-year-old Air Force cap­ Damascus, Syria, July 21 (JB— were increasing their pools of avali- prayed would be fruitless. Iraq announced today she will lb. 49c when they are featured at Pine- Service able draftee.*, the army said to­ Kennedy Held A flash flood here already had tain had flown higher (two miles), hurst in No. 1 tall cans (28. With Your Old farther (one mile) and faster, (by not recognize the Arab League Demonstration day It has made no new request taken 17 lives. They hoped a half resolution accepting Kuwait as a olives to the can) at 39c—2 Refrigerator for drafting additional men. dozen people still listed as miss­ 210 miles) than Shepard. Broilers. Fryers, cans 75c. Set to Freeze His petite wife, Betty, who also league member and declared her Selective _ Service offlciala in ing had escaped. intention to go ahead with efforta Chicken Rreast.s .Washington ,*aid the increases in "It's our worst d‘..*asUr,’’ sat glued to a TV screen at SAVE 16c QT. ON THIS DELICIOUS Monthly Newport News, Va., disclosed al­ to ‘‘restore Kuwait to the Iraqi popL* of available draft men. were 6 Guard Units Charleston Mayor John Shankllri Motherland,” Baghdad radio FRENCH ICE CRE AM ...... Qt. / y C 3.50 "14.50 tied to the already announefed 8,- said .sadly. "We won't know foi so that he "achieved a first." said . OOO-nian Augu.*l'call, 2.000 ihore a long time just how bad it Is." She and their sons. Scott. 11, MORRELL'S On Our Own Budget Plan than called for July. New York. July 21 i.'P' Presi­ One state official estima'ied and Mark, -7, "talked by telephone 30 U.S. MISSIONARIES TIF.l.n dent Kennedy was reported leady property damage alone in West to Gus as he lay flat on hla back SWIFT'S CANDLELIGHT .S-lh, can •Indications in the capital were Leopoldville, July 21 (gv-Tho that the administration planned to today to ask Congres.* to freeze Virginia's t'apilol city would in the capsule before it was United Nations reported today rely primarily on trained National six National Guard diviniona on amount to $5 rnillion. launched." she said. SO American misslonoriea bava TV TYPE DINNERS HAMS S3.99 active dutv indefinitely becaiise of Shepard tol-1 newsmen Grissom j Depending on Purchase Take up to 3 Years to Pay! Guardsmen and Resen-ista in any Dazed survivors started return­ been arrested In rebel Oriental defense manpower buildup. l.,arger the Berlin crisis. ing to the ravines where their "sprung sort of a big leak. It ■was ' Province, allegedly for distrib­ Hera, they are again at a price that will pay you to fill your Warre.n Rogeis Jr., in a Wash­ home.* once stood. coming in through the door." I frecrer. — — Un»ORTED BOILED HAM draft quotas would be used only as uting anti-Communlst pam­ a possible long-range support ington dispatch to the New York They looked. After making his escape from I phlets. Hie U.N. spokesman said If you prefer SAW pitted ripe Herald VTribune, aL*o wrote that the doomed space ship, Grissom i BEEF. CHICKEN, TURKEY, most but not all center tlicfei olives, w’6 have them, too. measure. They .saw whql had happened a Joint patrol of U nlM Nations ■White House pre.ss secretary the President ia prepared to ask •when a torrent of water, fed by was not in danger of sinking. Hla and Congolese police left for the SALISBURY ...... flight suit was buoyant. But he For 8$c lb. 11.19 • Exclusive G-E Buy This G-E Partoble Pierre Salinger declined comnient Congress to increase the Amiy'a nearly si.x inches of rainfall, swept town of Bakweme today, where yesterday on reports Kennedy will manpower limit to 975.000. from thi'ough the valleys late Wednes­ did go under water briefly in the Martin will not be happy un­ power shower the missionaries are said to be declare at least a partial national the present 876,000. i day night. wake of the rescue helicopter’s held. Rumors circulating in less you are. reminded that you with flush-away The .six National Guard divisions i They wandered up and down the spinning blades. save Re on. a can of SAW Cof­ emergency and call up Reserves Oriental Province said the pam­ drain (never Dishwasher With Power and National Guardsmen. He said now on their annual two week's I hill-impri.soned sti'eets. The helicopter supposed to pick phlets were printed In Bunla . fee at today's .special price. training are: 1 up Grissom developed engine Fresher By Far need to pre-rin.sc) he would not comment in advance They poked about the debris, on tile eastern Congo border, of Kennedy's planned report to the 26th Infantn- (Maaaachusctt*), ! afraid thev would find relatives trouble and a b^k-up helicopter aocording to ~ U.N, spokesman American people by radio and tele­ training at_ Camp Drum, N.Y., I last seen, before the deluge. . team composed of Oapt. Phillip Oscar F&ura. PINEHURST • Uses only Shawer and Receive vision next Tuesday evening. , July 22-Aug. 5. I -About 50 houses'were made into -4t moment of lift-off...... into-the wild blue Upschulte'of Quincy, 111., and Lt. ■__3 __ 6 gals, of SonrW State Selective Service di­ 28tli Infantry (Pennsylvania): •splinter-wood by the flood: Count­ George Cox of Eus'tis, Fla., made ' CUBAN PLANE IN U.S. CUCUMBERS ea.5c water for rectors said they were acting on Camp A. P. Hill, July 15-29. less cars were battered beyond sal­ the r ^ u e . Key West. Fla,, July 21 OP)— entire cycle This Dispasall Far Only orders from Washington in build­ 30th Armored (Tennessee): Ft. vage.- The water* chased an ditt- Meets President’s Demands The pickup was made at 8:51 A Cuban military plane landed ing up the available supply of men Stewart, Ga.. July 16-30. mate 500 families from their a.m. (BIDT), 31 minutes after the at Marathon Alrpoit today with eligible for induction into the arm­ 36th Infantry (Texas); Ft. Hood, homes. News Tidbits Redstone booster rocket thundered two armed men aboard, tha Save 10c on either size NEW EASTERN SHORE ed forces. Tex , July 16-29. Gov. W. W. Barron asked Presi­ away from Cape Canaveral. GARBAGE from the AP Wires Monroe County sherUTs office Oreo pkg. A selective Service official here 35th Infantry (Kansas-Mis­ dent Kennedy to deqjare Charles­ At 8:01 a.m., the Randolph re­ reported. The plane was de­ Only ^ Down IS GONE ton and isurrounding sections a Senate Group Nears POTATOES 10 lbs.39c pointed out last night that some souri): Camp Riley, Minn., July 23- ported it had Grissom on deck. He scribed as a Cem a-180 stnglfr- FOR GOOD increases had been expected — Aug. 6. disaster area, eligible for federal wait smiling and appeared in ex­ engine light aircraft, bearing 11 oz. 29c there were no draft calls for May 38th Infantry (Indiana): Camp aid. FBI announces arrest of Robert cellent condition, none the worse SAW Coffee 77c lb. Cuban military Insignia. The and June with 14,000 men to be Grayling, Mich., July 23-Aug. 6. “ Hardship and suffering are so Victor Brovakoe, former head tell­ for the crushing forces he had two men aboard -wore military severe." Barron told Kennedy, Foreign Aid Approval drafted in July ‘and August. er of Brookljm Bank bmneh, on uniforms, deputies said. 16 oz. 39c Self-Service Groceries "I think perhaps some state di- (Continued on Page Two) "that federal assistance is re- (Continued on Page Four) 2.75 "'"'■'I charge of embezzeling $46,000, and Two new Royal Ice Creams IVashington. July 31 The Central America House announced today. Preae delicious not too sweet wild shaw, 40, of New York, whose bod>’ cherry . . . and Royal com­ 11-25 from today, bypasses Congressional appropria­ Secretary Pierre Salinger de­ Custard Puff or Candy SffURFINE PEANLT BLTTER ...... 3 lbs. »1.19 Sent to Road Gang was washed ashore Tuesday . . . tions committees, is far from won. .Aruba, Netherlands Antilles,' scribed Nehru’s visit as an offl* bination Sherbet. The ice Briartol and Ansonia may be sec­ Stripe summer cookies On Our Own Plan to Protect Berlin Washington, July 21 (.Pi—The He s^d he would "guess the July 21 (JV—The eye'of hurri­ dial one. He said the datea still PILLSBURY FLOMR...... 5-lb. bag 49t cream in gallons sells ait Arlington, Va., July 21 HP) — ond and third cities in Connecticut Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ Senate would accept the borrow­ cane Anna rumbled westward SO are tentative and subject to pea* 39c. selected for State's new retrain­ 99c Budget 'Plan Two American Nazi storm troop­ tee meets today to 'vote final ap­ ing authority, but it might make miles north of here early today slble change. However, this ap­ the sherbet at 89c. Delivered—Installed Washington, July 21 (A>)—Secre-afrom the present strength of 22 ing program designed to (Oiarpen tary of State Dean Rusk called in divisions. ers have been sentenced to 12 proval of ,a $4,326,500,000 foreigpi changes in detail? and amounts.” and this-island was hit by hard pears unlikely. | months on the state road gang skills of •unemployed workers. aid bill, tailored to fit most of BLOCK ISLAND FRESH SWORDFISH Ser3’iced-L-Dem onst rat ed the ambassadors of Britain, Ambassadors Sir Harold Caccia Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of fringe winds and heavy rain. A full line of Pepperidge for assault on a 13-year-old Jew­ Governor Dempsey indicates. Pre.*ldent Kennedy's specifications. No serious damage was report­ CAVE-IN KILLS STATE ftlAN Open Thuns. and Fri; France and Germany today to of Britain, Herve A 1 p h a n d of Japanese scientists fire 1.2-ton Minnesota, assistant Democratic Farm cookies. open Urgent allied conversations ish boy. Action on the measure, which leader, said: "There may be some ed. .A similar report came from West Hatven, Coisn., July 21 i/F) FRESH RASPBERRIES France and Wilhelm Grewe of The tfoopers are members of rocket to altitude of 96 miles to includes the full authority Ken- —A New Haven man was klllsd on proposals by the Kennedy ad- cuts offered on the floor, but I'd the island of Curacao, which tbe^ till 9 West Germart'y were scheduled to George Lincoln Rockwell's Ameri­ collect data on electixm tempera­ ned.v asked for a 5-year, $8.8 bil­ today by cave-in while work­ minisjtration for military prepara­ say w^'ll come out of the Senate storm passed a little earlier. m FRESH BLUEBERRIES meet at the Slate Department can Nazi party, which has its tures and ion density in atmos­ lion, trea.sury-financed economic ing on a sewer line. Police kirn- tions to meet e-xpected Soviet pres­ with a good, strong bill- that will SERVICE with Rusk at midafternoon. headquarters in this Washington phere. announcement from Akita, development loan program, was San Juan, Puerto ,Rico, July 21 tilled the victim as A. Alex­ sures against West Berlin.- The immediate purpose of the suburb. Japan, says,. . . G. Mennen Wil- virtually completed in a day-long please the President and fulfill the ander (of 38 Gill St.) wlto hafi The United States, it is under­ (P)—Rumbling across the Carib­ 'I ■ ■ conference was to give them de­ Conviotion yesterday of Robert liama, U.S. j^ ista fit .Secretaiy of session yesterday. ■aims of the administration," bean at 23 miles per hour hurriekne been working In a trench at stood. Intends to seek, a fast tailed reports of decisions on U.S. Garber, 31, and Richard Braun, State for African Affairs, airives Acting amid mounting tension Anna, with 'winds estimated] at 80 Meloy and Eileen Beads. bulld-up of conventional NATO Senate Democratic Leader Mike G O O D i ^ E A R policy made by President Kennedy 26, based on testimony by the at Kano, N i^ria, from London to Mansfield of ' Montana said he over Berlin, the ^onimlttee out m.p.h., today was pointed at Cen­ He and another workmaat PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. STORE military strength in Europe by at a National Security Council .13-year-old boy, Frederick (Ricky) confer -with Nigerian officials and hoped to schedule the measure for only $436 million tfom Kennedy's tral America. John Moore of New Haven, were the addition of sev^sd divisions to meeting late Wednesday. In the total requests for $4,762,500,000 in OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 Farber. He said that on July 8 he attend conference In Lagos of 200 debate in the S e n w late next The 1961 aeason'a first hurricane Btandtaig in the p it, six feet wMe the western European defense 48 hours between the NSC con­ was chased • by one of the Narts U.S- Ckyvemment representatives week. There It if #xpected to eh- military and economic assistance wa$ running almost parallel to and and .ten feet deep, when dirt » 713 MAIN ST, OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 Ml 9-9523 force. This would mean, some of­ ference and the session with the carrying a lead pipe, threatened to diaou(M U.S. policies and jn- counter rough pp|)6sitlon, particu­ abroad. ^ little south ^ of the course taken alongside began to oUde. Bfocce CORNER MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE ‘ ficials Indicate, an increase to tha tareota in ttiat port of Africa oouth larly from those: who argue its got oat, but AlexoMlar wee . long-planned goal of 80 dlvisUms \ (Coatinuod on Pogv Two). 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I .1 . j - FAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COI^N., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21,1961 HAGS THREE Tides, Winds iy j/ t m Coventry earn . boasting 12 and 2 records rol, Dave Lapointe, Mark French, Salenaki, David Roy, OUff Math­ and Mm. Eliaa F. Clay on 'Rt 81. GuOty Verdict Reached Allies Await Kennedy’s t*Wi1th four scheduled games left Donald Storrs, David Storrs, Da­ ews, Ronnie Morin, Jack and Peter Mr*. Elaine Hettohtami will tw. tn Weather Sheinwold on Bridgie before the playoffs in August. vid Ohlund, David Cargo, Bruce Higgins, Stanley Alexander, (31enn charge. Carberry Takes The All'Star rosters for games Perkins, Roger Feuerman, Victor Burdick and Delbert Lepoirite. There will be a Ppiund and oqiMua In Fancher Tax Case Windsor Ixicks, July 21 uPi—The at- the Plains Athletic Field in a Srams, Lloyd Burdick, Ronald Game tin>e w ill be at 6 p.m. i)auce at 8 p,m. tomorrow at tile U.S. Weather Biurwiu’s maririe ad- Plan to Protect Berlin Head K of C Post program of the. two local fire Doubleday and Billy Gorden. today. ’■ Tolland Agriculture Center toi i'ieory for today: GIVE OPPONENTS t North dealer companies Silver Jubilee Anniver­ This game will be at 5 p.m. to­ Meetings Coming I(p Rockvillei ’ EVERY CHANCE Bblh sides vulnerabla sary celebration have been an­ morrow. Bond Rally Dr. Morris Fancher and his wife were convicted yesterday Tides will be high along the (Continued from Page One) DEPARTMENT Michael J. Carberry will be In­ The Green-Chobot Post No. 52, 0>rmecticut shore today between One point stressed by authorities By Alfred Sheinwold NOI „ nounced by the two managers. American Legion, membei* will The executive board of the Wa­ of em^ng income tax payments of more than $23,000. here is that the policy being de­ 4i Q 10 7 5 4 stalled as faithful navigator of the The National League roster as terfront Manor Association ha* 4:30 p.ni. and 6:30 p.m. and to­ It'* easy to go dewm If you give Manager Bud Pender’s team will announced by Manager Bill Miller have a clean-up all-day seasion to­ The verdict by a U.S. District Court jury ended an 18-day ambassadors, officials in the veloped under the Prestdent’a guid­ the opponents no chance to make a K 8 Fourth Degree Assembly, KofC, announced it will have a bond rally morrow between 5 and 7 a.m. and White House, the Slate Depart­ be made'Up of four boys each from include.s players |from Hickinjg morrow (Sat.) starting at 10 am. tejal in Hartford of the Manchester dentist and liis wife, ance calls for action on a broad O 10 8 the Cove Restaurant, Savings * for its membership from 1 p.m. to 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Ixiw tide at ment and Defense Department scale, not Just in the military field mistake. , , , * A Q 10 2 during a ceremony/at 6 p.m. lo- and Corftwall Acres, Timmy Cour, at thc post home on 'Wall St. The Matgaret. It is expected the con-^ Old Saybiook today i.«i at 11:30 When West lead the Jack of rhorrow at the Nathan Hale Com­ Loan and Tremblay’s Market. Bob Legion Auxiliary members will 6 p.m. Sunday at the development have b.een putting the President’s but also in the planning of diplo­ WEST V EAST Wayne Mahr, , Gary Llndbom, clubhouse area. F5inds from bond* vlctipn of Mrs. Fancher will be ap­ a.m., toniglit at midnight, and to­ hearts South put up dummy’s king. munity Center. A social program Merrifleld, Lionel Jean, Bob Pot­ Brian Lewis, Ronnie Tedford, Tom prepare and serve a spaghetti din­ pealed even if her husband's ver­ Rockville-yernon decision into detailed plans and matic pleasures and economic steps "My only chance to win a heart a 6 2 4i 9 issued will be u.sed for the Im­ morrow at 12:3i0l p.m. Sun sets which may be taken as the Berlin J 10 9 5 3 will be held after the installation. ter, Ricky Young, Dennis Roach, Moran, Billy Boardman, John ner for the wnrkers. dict is not. proposals for U.S. and Allied ac­ trick,” South thought to himself '5’ A Q 7 6 Other officers to be insta'led are provement of the development tixlay at 8:19 p.m. and rises to­ crisis progresses toward an East- 0 Q 9 5 D J 7 4 3 2 Larry Llndbom, Terry Treschuk, Frazer, Dennis Sherman, David The (Coventry Boat Club will roads. There will be booths for fun, The jurors reached their decision morrow at 5:37 a.ni. tion programs. as he did so. .... Charles Carpenter, faithful cap­ Jimmy White, Wayne Walker, Coroner Decides Tomorrow., Secretary of Defense West showdown near the end of the dk 9 7 4 ♦ K J 6 Miller, Paul Krause and Rex meet at 2 pju. Sunday at the food and games. Albert L. Meyer* after deliberating three hours. Boating weather for Long Is­ year. Blast won with the ace of hearts SOUTH ^ tain; Theodore Sokolowski, faith­ Chris Rose,' Mike Boardman and Heslop. Lakewood Heights development Judge William H. Timbers ac­ Robert S. McNamara. Gen. Lyman and returned the six of hearts to ful pilot; Michael Fratiannl, Sr., chairman of the executiv* land Soiuid to Monlauk Point and Kennedy has also decided that A A K J $ 3 John Plaster are the players. They Opposing the men will be Man­ beach, off Soiith Street. board, will be in charge, cepted the verdicts and continued Against Inquest Block Island: Winds today through L. Lemnitzer, chairman of the West's nine. West saw that he had fy 4 2 faithful controller; Alfred Bila- will be opposed by Manager John Joint Chiefs of Staff, and other the United States and its Allies— ager Boh Sargent’s group from Green-Chobot PVist, No. .52, the case for motions and pre-sco- Satuixlay mostly southwest to been given the lead for a purpose. 0 A K 6 deau, outer sentinel; J. Kevin Schmidt’s representatives from Gorris Oil and Smith’s Service American Legion, and its Auxili­ tence reports. The Fanchers were high defense officials will fly to as he indicated at a news confer­ Why? Not for a trump or diamond Dougherty, Inner .sentinel; Ally. Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ For Cornish south with speeds 10 to 15 knots 4V 8 S 3 the North aijd South Coventry Station, Jimmy Kelley, Eddie ary will have A Joint picnic at 8 entry correspondent. F. PaulllM permitted to remain free under Europe for conferences with Al­ ence Wednesday — must work return, surely, since those suits North East Soirth Wwt Charles Tarpihian of Mansfield, during-the afternoon and about Jointly in all the.se fields and that Fire Departments and Police Pat­ Tresohuk, Don Federowicz, Waiter p.m. Monday at the home of Mr. Little, telephone PI 2-6231, personal recognizance bonds. Tolland County Coroner Ber­ 5 knots at other times. Fair weath­ lied loaders in Paris and London. could be led Just as comfortably Pass- Pass 1 A Pass three-year patron; Biladeau, two Early next week, probabl.v Mon­ tills applies particularly to an in­ by East. , , year patron and Fratlanni, one A hung, jurj- re.sulted last year nard J. Ackerman reported yester­ er except for fog in Block Island 3 A 4 A Alt Pass when Dr. Fancher was standing day. the Permament Council of the crease of military defense capacity Having come to the obvious Opening lead — ^ J year patron. Albert J. Stevenson day he has found it unnecessary Sound over a good portion of Uie in western Europe. The NATO 3J3i3130)3J1515/3/3iSO/5J31B!9fiSlEJS®JS/SJS!BJSO®SJ3/5JB12JSJ5JBOiQL[SJ51S/BlS/5JSlffln]P5' trial alone. In the period between area late tonight and eaiiy Satur­ North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ conclusion. West returned a club. is the immediate past faithful tion at Paris will gel a report on forces in thafsector have been be­ the end of the trial and the bcgin- to hold an inquest into the death day. Visibility generally 5 miles South finessed the ten to East’s navigator. j nlng Of the new one, his wife w as: of Robert M. Cornish. 65. of Flan- U.S. plans and proposals from U.S. low planned strength for many Jack. Later, after having drawn major or to Indicate your distri­ Season Ending or more but less than, one mile in Amba.ssarlor Thomas Finletter. years. bution in support of diamonds. named co-defendant. They were , dcrs Rd., Coventry, because there fog. trumps, South took another club The local baseball teams mak­ who is also fl.Ving to Paris this For several months Kennedy ad­ For Sheinwold's 36-page book­ charged witli evading taxes total­ was no one else involved in the Marine obseiwations: Montauk finesse. This also lost, and South, ing up the American and National ing $ZS,000. The indictment accident. weekend. He is American rep- ministration officials have been was down one. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” league have completed their oea- Point, cloudy, visibility 10 miles, re.senlalive on thfc NATO Council. urging the Allies to get more divi­ send 50 o to Bridge Book, Man­ sons with the North Coventry Fire K € * i i h \ against Fancher was for the years Cornish died July 6 on Rt. 31 in wind west 10 knots, height of sea “Nice defense," South remarked 1953, 1954, and 1955. The indict­ Next Thursday, Assistant Sec­ sions into a state of combat readi­ genially. And then he remarked on chester Evening Herald, Box 3318, Dept, spon.sored team and the Coventry when his car crashed 3 feet.. New Haven, partly cloudy, retary of Stale Foy D. Kohler will ness with the argument that any Grand Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N.Y. Gorris Oil spon.sored team finish­ ment against Mrs. Fancher did not into the bridge across the Skunga- his bad luck at finding the ace of cover 1953 because the statute of vtsibility 1'2 miles in fog. tem­ take a task force to Paris to meet Communist thrust arising out of a (Copyright 1961. General Fea­ ing on top in their respeciivc maug River. perature 66, wind calm. Block Is­ hearts and the two club honors all limitations prevented it. with British. Fi'ench and West Ger­ crisis in Germany should be met in in the East hand. tures Corp.). leases. For the three-year period, (lit Ackerman did say lliat all evi­ land, visibility zero m fog, tem­ man planners and make prepara­ the first Instance not with nuclear iMayoffs held recently found thc dence led him to find that Cornish perature 68, wind eouth'west 7 Should Bo Realistic Fanchers paid $4,485 while the tions for a western foreign min­ power but with conventional South might have made the Savings & Loan team eliminating . government claimed $28,178. "caused his own death for rea­ knots. isters conference in the French forces, If the nature of thq chal­ both Tremblay's and the North sons. . . set forth (in the coroner's contract if he had been realistic AIR CONDITIONED Throughout the long trial, the capital beginning Aug. 5. lenge permits. at the first trick. He had no Coventry Fire Dept. The Cove report I." President Kennedy's plans arc defense, headed by Atty. Joseph i Last night. Rusk predicted that chance at all to win a heart trick, Restaurant team is scheduled to P. Cooney, stress^ the conten­ A blood tost of the deceased understood to call for ah increase the western Allies would show compete with the Police Patrol showed a high percentage of alco­ Newsboy Seeking in over-all U.S. military strength for West would not be leading and South Coventry Fire Dept, tion that Fancher relied complete­ whatever solidarity was needed to hearts away from the ace. STATE ly on his former accountant, Lruis hol, Ackerman said, "which con­ with a prospect that one or more combat Communist pressures on NOW—ENDS SATURDAY teams. clusively proves that he was, with­ His ^Lust’ Bike American ilivisions will be dis­ If South plays a low heart from The playoffs in the National , B. Van Doren of Thompsonville. Berlin. dummy and drops the four from Matinee Weekdays at 2 P.M. in all his business affairs out question, under the influence patched to Europe later this year. "We shall see in the months Shown at 3:50-6:00-9:80 League had Cornwall Acres ellmi- ^ U.S. Atty. Harry W. Hultgien of intoxicating liquor and unfit to Kennedy is known to believe, how­ his own hand. West is very likely nating Gorris Oil and Hicking de- , Ten-year-old Bobby Bucclno is ahead that spirit of solidarity re­ .I ,. j Sidney to continue with another heart. Jr. countercharged that Van operate a motor vehicle." making the rounds of his paper ever, that total American strength feating Smith Service Station. must be raised to a point where it assert itself so there will be no Now the contract is home. Doren was -being used as a scape­ There were no brake marks or route on foot these days, but keeps doubt in anyone’s mind that de­ ;f’HjERRif'S These, two teams will also meet In goat. tire marks on the road leading to looking for the bidycle he saved so will be capable of meeting Com­ East wins the second heart and a best two-of-three series soon. I munist challenges not only in Eu­ mocracies or alliances of democra­ returns a diamond. South wins, ' FUNNIESTYEr!nS5;: the point of impact, Ackerman long to get. cies can do what has to be done," 2 American Nazis The Bi-Products team, the local j noted. Tnree weeks ago, Bobby parked rope but in other parts of the draws trumps, takes the other top •Illy Min entry in the Greater Wlllimftntic j world. His plans are expected to be he said. diamond and ruffs a diamond in ifia SAVE 15 to 50% NOW In Onr Herald Ad Thursday Cornish, an employe at the the bike in his front yard at 166 Rusk spoke at a dinner for 26 Babe Ruth League, are in a two- Bergren Dairy in Blast Hartford, Charter Oak St. after making his disclosed In some detail in a report Sent to Road Gang dummy. He returns to his hand way tie for first place along with j tbe following ahould have reed: to the nation next Tuesday and a visiting parliament members from with a trump and finesses the ten had returned that evening from a rounds. Later, when he went to NATO countries. Kennedy sees the Mansfield Lyons with each ON SUMMER GOODS - QUANTITIES LIMITED! put it away, it was gone. message to Congress next Wednes­ (Continued from Page One) of clubs to East's Jack. REYNOLDS trip to Boston with members of day. the group today. the dairy’s social club, who had Bobby had saved his allowance East is hoo'ked. If he returns a ALUMINUM WRAP seen a baseball game that after­ and Christmas and birthday mon­ and forced Into the headquarters, club, dummy gets a free finesse. noon. ey for a whole year to buy it. where he said he warn haiidculIM. If east returns anything else, dum­ About 30 members went on a in the Kennedy Held Judge Hugh C. Creggw Jr. im­ my ruffs while South discards a 2 ^ 5 9 e chartered bus, returning to Blast posed the maximum Jail sentence club. Hartford about 10:30 p.m. Parking Projects Stam ps ISetvs for a misdemeanor on the trooper*. Dally Question Ijsms At the Firemen’s Festival MONEY •88 BUYS IT ALL! On the trip to Boston, the social Set to Freeze Cregger said the original charges Partner opens with one diamond, club had taken along several of feloniouB assault had not been and the next player passes. Yoii Little train for little people runs at the Silver Jublilee for the'Coventry fire departments. Tha BURSACK'S Near Completion By LOUIS 5IANDELL proved. hold:' Spades - - 9; Hearts — A Jubilee is being held on Plains Athletic Field today and tomorrow. Besides the little train, there is a ORDERS 27-PC. ALUMINUM & REDWOOD SET SUPER MARKET quarts of liquor, six cases of beer, and sandwiches, according to 6 Guard Units Braun and Garber said they Q 7 /6; Diamonds — J 7 4 3 2; motor powered swing for tots. For adults and older children there are games of chance and a series Anytime — Any Day of baseball games. There will be a parade tomorrow, starting at 2:30 p.m. (Herald photo by Hartford Rd., Cor. McKee S t statements taken after the crash. Parking space for 45 cais were 6 More U.S. In 1061 would appeal in October. Clubs — K J 6. What do you say? MMiMBIliBB 4 OH imiMMff MnlaIMM • 4-Poution Folding CkaUa Folk art, precedent-setting leg- In separate cases involving Answer: Bid one • heart. There MM $■ HmM a ■■ im • MI9UiM Hi M Mwf Saternis). Phone MI 8-8683 When Cornish's station wagon scheduled to be chalked today on (Continued from Page One) ahm Mi« tmf I. Mm At • 2 Matching Arm Chairs hit the bridge, the force of the a right of way between Maple and lalation. a major profession and troopers, Anthony E. Wells, 23, will be time later for a Jump raise toMIlMfMatf MMi • AMMIM blow hurled the engine into the Oak St., and paving was also un­ a significant branch of America's Guard division may be frozen if was fined and sentenced to 60 in diamonds. Show the major suit Tbahnloeior* mers. Registration for these classes Miller’s Pharmacy river and the battery onto the edge der way on the Birch St. parking defenses will be commemorated on the President or Congress declares days in Jail for assaulting a 16- first, either to find a fit in the Registration Set will be at J1 a.m. 1961 stamps to be issuel by the year-old boy whom he caught be­ PLUS AT 2:00 and 7:45 Public Records of the road. The left front wheel area to provide for 62 cars. a national emergency or if Con­ There will be no recreation swim­ 299 Gfeen Rood and fender were sheared off. Both projects, nearing comple­ Post Office Department on the rec­ gress passes a Joint resolution ex­ hind a tree shortly after a rock At Swim Pools ROCKET SWING — LOADED WITH HOUSE ommendation of its Citizens’ was thrown at the headquarters ming at any of the pools in the- tion at an estimated cost of $8.- tending indefinitely all officer ap­ CUtr O«&0N SYLVIA morning while the lessons are in QUALITY AND EYE APPEAL FOR 500 exclusive of Idnd purchase, Stamp Advisory Oonunittee. pointments and enlistment term.s. Wednesday night. Tw'o other Warrantee Deeds lUOGET-MINDED PEOPLE, FORM­ The P O, announced four com-- JURGENS -WELLES SYMS Anthony R. and Marion H. Ca­ se.ssion. are part of the Town Parking Au­ Rogers said that officials indi­ troopers were found innocent of The Town Recreation Depart­ FITTING SEATS, WEATHER-RESIS­ thority plans to expand off-street memorative atamp.s to be issued cated that freezing the guard or in­ disorderly conduct charges aris­ G iiiH i i m i ruso to Carol A. and Ronald P. TANT FINISH IN TANGERINE AND ALL COLOR SHOW ffelwyTb ment announces the registration r es is t a n t PAINTS parking facilities east of Main St. in late 1961. in honor of the 50th creasing the army's manpower, or ing from the same incident. Scott of Petersborough, N. H., GREEN, WEATHER, for downtown shoppers and busi­ anniversary of naval aviation, the both, may be disclosed Tuesday Marlon Brando John Derek i H o n g K o h g - property at 19 Bates Rd. dates for the next set of swimming STRIPED CANOPY. FAIRWAYS 1 50th anniversary of the Work­ Interior and Exterior nessmen. when the President talks to the In “ Prisoner of OMIhrMUM Annie Hopfner to Lester D. Ba­ lessons tn be held at the three ADULT SIZE men's Compensation Law. the “One Eyed bin, property at 35-37 Chestnut St. Here’s 3 Strong Reasons nation by radio and television. Volga” ■ 2 0 * e iHtmy fm town-operated swimming pools. $46.61 AD Colors ^ c ^ OPEN «very FRI.^ centenary of the birtSi of Frederic DANCE Jaeks" „ 3:50-6:30 SUN.: "FABULOUS WORLD Quitclaim Deeds Remington, and the lOOUi anni­ 1:80-8:00 Jack N. McCarthy to Phyllis A. The registration at Verplanck o e v e r y THURS.-rKI.-SAT. Y 10:20 OF Jl'LES VERNE" why the Grossman home is Gallon A OD versary of the nursing profession. McCarthy, property off Turnbull will be Rtonday, and Salter’s and I NITE till 9; and 4 E N JO Y YO UR "BIMBO THE GREAT’ . Globe Hollow Tuesday. All reg­ 20" Dduxe Brazier The meeting of the Institute of SUN.: “ JULHS VERNE” JULY 26—"PARRISH” Rd. GAitOEN SALES Aerospace Sciences/Navy in San istration will be at 10 a.m. In case ^ U . DAY MONDAY^ VACATION WITH WALNUT Joseph C. La Shay to Dorothy of rain will be moved up one day. 813 Oakland St—5 0 9-9406 ■Diego, Cal., Aug. 20, will be the 7 Walnut St., Manchester R. Pagani, property off N. Fair- YOUR BEST BUY! AN AMERICAN MADE oocaaioin of the issuance of the field and West Sts. This time the registration will naval aviation stamp. TTie special Gertrude A. La Shay to Dor­ be by ability instead of by age, stamp will pay tribute to a half With 4tli BIG WEEK MANSFIELD othy R. Pagani, property off N. as was the case in the first reg­ no money down (»ntury of the development of the £ lizari:th Exclusive Conn. Showing ______. . ^ BRING the KIDS! istration. Beginner C Is for those TRANSISTOR TAYLOR Fairfield and West Sts. Navy's air ai-m and its contribu­ Dorothy R. Pagani to Joseph who have never taken lessons be­ Not one red-rent . . . The amazing Grossman home MontAotnerjr A fF'oiiflerful! Happy Summer Show! fore and cannot .swim at all. Begin­ tions to Uie national defense. riiff E L M U W l C. and Gertrude A. La Shay, prop program allowa you to start owning your own home Katharine e "SNOW WHITE" Shown First Every Night • ner B is for tho.se who are able to with no money down , . . and low monthly payment*. A special stamp will be dedi- H^pbarn erty off N. Fairfield and West I caled on Labor Day in Milwaukee, Flu* Action C'i>-nit .swdm a few strokea/ but not across Consult your local representative today for full details. Sts. the pool. Beginner A is for those Wise. This stamp will mark the •TIMMABON” fmmtii or . i ^ Trade Name anniversary of the effective date With Glenn Ford ACADEMY who can swim the width of the Clifford Pasternack and George pool. These distances are based on your home is complete SAVINGS RADIO of the first successful Workmen’s 4a w a r d s ! Dobin, both of West Hartford, un­ Nothing^ like it.. . anjrwberc in America! Compensation legislation passed the Verplanrk and Salter’s Pools. n n iO IK U $ UUIKNCEOUVIER andthe der name of F 4c D. Auto Stores, There will also be classes for the IA sliell never makes a home. . .The Grossman home is 27 pieces to give you EVERYTHING you ZENITH, MOTOROLA. by lihe Wisconsin legislature of KANSIMMWS CHUUSliUGHnN Inc., now doing business as Do- • complete . . . you get everything . . . all the lumber, heed for outdoor fun and relaxation I And 1911. 'Die Wisconsin law set a intermediates and advanced swim­ m u USTINOV JOHN GAVIN Three Stooges bin’s Department Store at 826 electrical, plumbing, heating, paint and hardware, • Adjustable a l l — absolutely ALL of it for this one RCA, EMERSON, pattern for vital compensation Main St. there is nothing else to buy. , . . When your home is Grid laws passed subsequently through­ Building Permits built . . . you’re ready to move right In. fabulous price. The finest web-aluminum GENERAL ELECTRIC out the country to provide protec­ ...TONY culms • Heat. Reaistant furniture made. The BIG outdoor buy Lionel A. Soucy, for additions to Bowl tion for employees and their fam­ ►TOMTK .UStnCHM lU'lljai two-family house at 12-14 Hudson you’ve been looking for. (Any piece may ilies in the event of accidents and Lana Turner pro-engineered Reai Quality F^fretn oomMuim luis atunu.uMM St., $200. • Removable be purchased aeparately.) resulting disabilities. SUNDAY EVE., 7:30 P.M." Henry J. Pope Jr., to build a ENJOY Leg* -5k Frederic Remington. famed For your convenience, tickets swimming pool at 137 Campfield r.'^ot haphazard . . . but actually engineered to give WITH OUR you quality and perfection every time. Your home is Low Prices American artist noted for his vivid, may be purchased in advance. Rd., $3,000. authentic treatment of the Ameri­ Conyers Const. Co., to build a L I F E with now available in components that makes building quirk- COLON by OC LUXE er, more economical and superior. All approved by the' can West, will be honored by a Plu» yard crane runway at 11 'Tolland StpttfMISiltl The t'nrivaled Hero of SUN .-MOX.-TUES.: ‘‘Wild In Hie ('ountry—“ Voiinff SavaaM strictest building codes. Large 22" Deluxe BIG DIVIDENDS^ SAM PLE BUY... multi-colored stamp to be issued Them All Tpke., $2,200. MILLER HIGH LIFE in Washington, D. C., on Oct. 4, “ TARZAN THR STARTS WED.: “ BV LOVE POSSESSED'’__Tech. MAGNIFICENT** RTG Machine Rebuilding Corp., This stamp will feature a reproduc­ for additions to industrial build­ in 12 or 16 oz. ca n s 3-HORSEPOWER Compare with tion of one of Remington's most Zimbalint Jr. ing at 212 Adams St., $900. GENERAL ELECTRIC outstanding paintings. The Rem­ THE BESTRoth AHEAD of OF ■ THE REST tofSTAA others at up to ington stamp will represent the Them Were T. Shannon A Sons, to build a ROTARY MOWER And Gmw and Grow and Grow! ALL TRANSISTOR first multi-colored reproduction of house at 29 Terry Rd., $14,000. $20.00 more! Not only do you keep building your savings a piece of fine art on an American PI RESTAURANT WITH INSTANT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT postage stamp. (O A 1/ K I M r. ♦ A » P fi N 11 through regular additions . . . we regularly The noted illustrator, A1 Par^Jj- add to them, too! Savings grow extra big, er, will be the designer of a multi­ BURNSlUL AVE. . L HTf 0 RT. 6 and 44A—BOLTON MI 3-2342 colored commemorative stamp hon­ ” Saturday Night IXCIUSIVE AT OUR STORE a c t io n : COMEDY! ^ both FAIRWAYS 1 extra fast when .you save at Manchester’s oring the nursing profession. B'or- RO A ST BEEF oldest financial institution. mal training of nurses in profes­ Brando! 20" THREE-SPEED! sional schools began in this coun* Hilarious! 2 RANDS JUMBO BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP V (N»EN every FRt. 1 try in 1861. This fourth stamp ‘•O.VE EYED "Pleaite YMtOmi CONTROL PORTABLE FAN will be issued late in 1961 at a LOBSTER • STEAKS CURRENT ANNUAL I HITE till 9; and 4 MOUNTVD ON HANMI ! BITOOKT TERMS time and place to be announced JACKS" Turn Over” e WEDDINGS a B.YNQUETS $ il0 6 5 tAfVTT BTAR« DIVIDEND 3 bedroom ranch later. Sunday Night r ALL DAY MONOAYi DUAL *e«ist ies-r77»Tiee All Wednesday Specials Are Good thru Saturday N)ght \A€ain tion of the necessary research and OM’N THIS rOMPI,ETE HOME FOR LESS THAN YOU Thermo.stat control! Fits any with you, to any room in NORMAN’S preliminary design work. PAY RE.VT! 85 MAGNIFICENT DESIGNS window . . . Roorri size-cooling! -.the housel You sore at BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81, OOVENTBY The Postmaster General’s l i ­ AVEY’S BUDGET TERMS least $20. 443 HARTFORD RD. man Citizens’ Stamp Advi.sory RANCH HOUSE HEAVY’ WESTERN STEER BEEF Committee will 'meet in mid-Sep­ ~ choose your dream home tember to recommend stamp issues BONELESS for 1962. CHUCK ROAST <*> from 35 magnificent designs B r i c c s l St r a t t o n WONDERFUL HAMMOCK $3,185,67.3 in Stamps 45 E. CENTER ST. SAVE 80c LB. The Philatelic Sale.s Agency. (Colorful Hammock With Attached Pillow AVashingtmv. D. C., reports that its •Dte Normandy is just one of 35 different designs . . . a complete Everyone's Talking About Bergren's .sales for the fiscal year ending BEST SHOULDER CUTS i selection of Cape Cods to the very modern split level ranches . . . Perfect for Lazy, Warm Days.^ June .30, totaled SS.lS.VeTS.Ql. This Whatever your desire you can choose the home to suit your needs. Grossman guarantee that it has a home for your family *9.88 represents a substantial increase in For... BARBECUE Alu m in u m sales of the previous fiscal year, needs and income. Clip out the coupon and send for our illusU'ated Includes Steel NEW ICE CREAM! which totaled $3,049,.57l 000. lb catalogue for full details . . . Don’t wait another day . . . You, Folding CHAIR Frame can be living in your own home. SMOOTHER! • .. CREAMIER! ■. • RICHER! • -. Orders also increased, In all, dur­ STEAKS ing the fiscal year ending June 30, Fine there were 170,,385 orders as com­ AOVERTiSEO IN LOOK MA8AZINI $ ^ . 6 9 pared to 149.61,5 in fiscal 1960. OF ^ DUBUQUE BONELEBS, COOKED, READY’ TO EAT DIM ■ CANNED HAMS . u, c »3.69 Decrease of 68 FOOD 1-Inch pollshiMl Bliiminam tubing In Jobless Oaiins PLEASANT WERE ICE CREAM MRNNUBKki _ BEEF PATTIES 5 To A Pound Extruded m «incn>$e UntMM HOWI, IM MMMTI ITMn. Unemployment claims filed in MMy n, MMtMkmtttt Itpl- Aluminum Arms Manchester for the week ended I WMH (• •Iwt Mrahit mf k*M ii|M 100% Velon Reg. 99c Now July 14. totaled 1,673 or 68 less ATMOSPHERE Mm. n*M* MU* M «Mr (aS u lar till LANA Fabric In than the previous week’s count of Turner MMIlUa N*M ■WINRtNIS MTRH- Attractive Green. '/a Gal. 1,741. ItMiMf U« 14 Billon Only COURTEOUS N TMI tWI UMT m *• A Great Value! The unemployment claims pic­ EnuM ture in Connecticut during the NA M E...... same period also displayed a drop to 55.088 (includes 5,696 factory SERVICE PLUS’— «».RoBiuiDi!a P o s se sse d . STREET...... vacation shutdown claimsi from C O t ^ R \ Closed Mondays During 3189 I July and August DAIRY 60.326 (includes 8,944 factory va­ *.**eeOR6E SUSM THOtUS ...^BARBARA IMancheeter OITY ...... I [...... STATE. cation shutdown claims) tlie pre­ Sunday Dinners Served BOBBY COMSTOOK vious week, according to today’s 12 Noon to 8 P.5I. report from State Labor Commis­ AND PILlDNmERlCHELLBELGEOPJ imNDENNIS OPEN THUftSOAYS TILL 9f BAR sioner Renato E. Rlcciutl. LOCAL REPREKENIW'nY'E Keith JFurnitue ' • • >1' ■ TOP CO-HIT( Manchester, rahked 13th in thc' AMPLE BERGREN’S1100 BURNSIDE AYE., EAST HARTFORO Banquet Room Available THE COUNTS EDWARD SILVERMAN MICHAEL CRAVI8 • AMPLE FREE PARKING state, had 936 claims from women, .FoK.Partlee FREE 647 Main Si. 902 Main St. 0« AT YOUR LOCAL STORE 25 leas than the previous week, “A’ MATTER of MORALS” Tel. 5n 8-1415 for Beeemtloaa PARKING Hartford, Conn. WUUmaatic, Conn. I n ") MAIN ST. MANCHESTER a^d 56 per cent of the total clajms Swimmhq Picwl^ii^ Tel.: OHapel 7-1785 TeL: HArrtson 8-8201 lo*A here. e'^BUDGirr TERMS! Til'll, (-

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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JULY 21. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 PAGE n V B —V Rockville-Veraon plan to stand off a protracted strators swept through the streets Habib Bourguiba Jr., aon o f the No Changes CIMINT Flood Disaster Bizerte Fighting Ends Tunisian siege. of Tunis ehsnting “ Death to Do Tunisian president, told newm en Cross-Country Cyclists In the Sahara, hundreds of miles Gaulle” and "Give us a r m s.” It seems too late for 8 tiulck Mt* south' of Tunis, a column of Tunl- ■White-robed women among the tlement of the dispute. Grissom Safe, W. H. ENGLAND City Officials Delay In Setup of Deaths at 17, siaoi "volunteers” was reported crowd shrilled ' the penetrating The young Bourguiba confoitad LmHBEB 0 0 . skirmishing with French forces as moslem war cry. with Secretary of State Dean Nearing End of Trip Bourguiba Appeals the Tunisians-continued a march Tunisian officials bitterly cri­ Rusk and.. President Kennedy's as­ CDinTown 6 Still Missing to plant the red and white Tuni­ ticized the U.S. government for sistant for national security af­ • Opea All Day Saturday • sian flag at Marker 233, a point in not supporting thieir Cause. Some fairs, McGeorge Bundy. The Tu­ Action on Bartlett Capsule Sinks Sw^Urltic 110 d^rrea teiniwpa-tffi*"^*^ fitness of ths haart muz the French-claimed Sahara some said “ the West is finished In Tu­ No staff changes are contem- ols. (Continued from Page One) nisian envoy said he called to turro, tlM strop Rocky Mountains " A t tka aroea’'-4CI S-gioi 45 miles beyond Tunisia’s French- nisia.” Others hinted that , Tunisia give them a report oh the situa­ Action ai^ainct Rockvilla Police ^ated by Civil Defense Director Dr. Raab added it Is a “ cem For Foreign Troops defined frontier. may look for allies in the Commu­ John Merz as a result of President and cold rains hava not a b o f^ e i plicated and subtle” tschnlqus. quired to supplement the limited tion and not to seek American Leater F. Bartlett had not been (Continned from Page One) '^the rockets, Grissom triad a nsw Bourguiba claimed the area as nist bloc. help. tiDcrn by city officials today, but Kennedy’s order yesterday shifting tha two croro-country oydlots (n He said arrangements tor the aid etate and local authorities are Tunisian territory, presumably as system of manual controls. responsibility fop Civil Defense to able to render.” In Paris, Premier Michel Debre a formal motion for diamiaa'al la Obituary suffered in the hlastaff and re­ Whereas Shepard used direct th^r bicycle trip to San FVanciaco. testing of the cyclists are being ❖ manded the FYench give up the the start of a drive to share in the the Pentagon. made “ between the Cardiovascu­ Kennedy replied^he had ordered (Continued from i’age One) Bizerte naval base they kept after confessed at length last night with reportedly in the offing. entry and for hie ewim in ehark- manual control to open and close Robert Donahue, of SO Cooper Sahara oil France Is now devel­ lYesident De Gaulle and announc­ Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. aald Mere said he had not received lar Research Unit (at the Univer­ an Immediate repdrt. The disaster, French plane strafed Tunisian bar­ gran'Ung their former protectorate oping. Many western diplomats Seeing Pink People? infested waters. the six hydrogen peroxide gas any notice of changes in policy HUl St., and hia pahtmr, John RUG and said the President, “Is of great ed a readiness to negotiate a cease­ he had met with membera of the r Julius J. Bedint Anqlher helicopter' piloted by jets which stabilize roll, pitch and sity of Vermont) and a corres­ ricades as tank-borne French Independence in 1956. in Tunis believed the Sahara was from national or state headquartere Clwsney o f Stamford, stiU have ponding medical institution in ban concern to me.” fire. The French have declared, City Police Commiasion yesterday Julius J. Bedini, 59. of Wslkley Capt. James L. Ix^wiS of Houston, yaw, Grissom was able to switch mountaljui to meet, but H’e down­ paratrops advanced into the streets n ie United States showed grow­ Bourguiba’s real objective and that Cape Town—Elephants at South Hill Rd.. Haddam, died at his as yet. Francisco.” Offers of vehicles and rescue of the city. ing concern over the clash between however, they will never get out Africa's Kruger National Park as planned, but agreement had not Tex., tried to get a cable on the to the, advanced system wnich hill now. They are In* the weetern he had thrown the siege around of their historic Mediterranean been reached on the method of home last night after a long ill­ 'The 8th District fire chief, who Donahue reported recently the UPHOLSTERY equipment flowed In from ciUefe The Tunisian government said allied FhTmce and friend Tunisia Bizerte Tuesday as a diversion that have been known to get drunk rung of the space capsule but it converts hand signals into eleC' has served as Ci^l Defense direc­ part o f Nevada, n e a r ^ California. throughout the Kanawha and Ohio naval base under Tunisian proceedure. ness. He Was the brother of Bruno disappeared 1^ the depths. bikes are holding up very well. It had turned down two French and appealed to both to "end hos­ subsequently got out of hand. from drinking from pools in which trical Impulses which' open and tor for three years, said he had At the start of the journey, The cyclists have not experienced Valleys. Assistance was proterred inilmatuma to surrender the city. threats. the fruit of the marula tree has The situation surrounding Bart­ Giullnl of 809 Center St., Man­ The flight had been delayed close the valves. This provides Donahue said he hoped to make tilities without delay.” The Tunisian news agency said lett, who was suspended June 3 for chester. , not been pleaiwd with the alarm any trouble, other than being CLEANING by Dallas, Texas. . In Paris, French officials denied Arab nations lined up behind In Washington A m bassador fallen and fermented. twice previousl.v—on -Tuesday and greater precision in controlling the system. More and larger siren#-are Sen FYanclsco in 30 to 40 days. French planes . were flying over­ . a month, after a hearing oar in- He wa.s born July 26 in Hartford, tired, he added. “ It makes you feel good,” said there had been any ultimatum and Timisia and denounced “ French head as the marchers plowed Wednesday—by heavy clouds over attitude of the . capsule. needed, he added. He said he expects to be in San the mayor, “ to find out how every­ r competence, reached a point yes- the son of Gino and Augusta Be­ the launch area which prevented The cyclists have made sev­ TFL. Ml 9-1752 said the base commander had sim­ imperialists.’’ President Game! through sands in temperatures as " terday from which city officials As the capsule began to re-enter The Office of Civil and Defense FVancieoo next Tuesday, and that eral television and radio appear­ body is pulling together In this dini, and lived in Haddam for 25 camera tracking of the Redstone the atmosphere, the weightless or ply offered to help protect the Abdel Nasser’s United Arab Re­ high as 110 degrees. The agency - said they could not retreat. Mobiliztition (OCDM) is to be re­ will be the 40th day. ances along the way. News^pers time of need.” .years. He was a former employe of during powered flight. feeling left and powerful gra' Ity organized as a small office for They have traveled for 36 days, European and French civilian pop­ public and the Algerian rebel gov­ claimed the French planes dived on ; Bartlett appeared at police head- the Hartford office of the State across the country have closely Ml 3-5747 He said it may be a month, ulation. ernment based in Tunisia offered the columns but did little damage. Today a thin layer of clouds was forces again gripped the pilot. emergency planning, and will re­ with only o n t day of rest before though, before all city servlceii| are ► quarters at 12:30 a.m. in company Highway Department, and a vet­ over the cape but a hot sun burn­ followed their trip. In Ohio, the The Tunisian radio still spoke of troops to fight the French. Both Tunisian sources—and a ATTENTION HOME OWNERS * with his attorney, Harry Hammer, Grissom reported "reaching 8-9-10 tain responaifallity for industrial they crossed the Great Lake back to normal. eran of the 'U.S. Army, serving in ed the clouds away. G’s.’’ mobilization, atockpjling, and con­ desert in Utah. They started the pair were honored at a luncheon “street fighting" and a "raging The FYench sought control of the report reaching Paris—said that a . and both were ordered by the World War I. in Mansfield, where they ooth United Fuel Gas Co. said 80 ' Grissom demonstrated his pilot Dr. Stanley White, who mon tinuity of government after a sur trip on June 16. Garner's homes were so badly damaged by battle" at Bizerte. But all travel­ city of Bizerte to prevent Tunisian French outpost near Ft. Saint, on Now is the time to take advantage of our summer prices 7 mayor to leave. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. sjpoke. interference with sea traffic to and the marchers’ route, had.been at­ Flaherty said Bartlett was not training by asking to remain In Itored signals from Grissom' prise attack, according to an execu­ As they near their goal, Dona­ H <;kis\\(u n st. the flood that natural gas service ers returning from the city agreed Elizabeth Huchinson Bedini; and the capsule an additional 2 min­ medical sensors said he came tive order to become effective Aug. hue reports people are becoming *Donahue is the son of Mr. and fig h tin g had ebbed after the from the French base. The city tacked. The French said the as­ together with our five-year Budget Plan. • acting on orders in appearing, and anotjicr brother, Alfred Glulinl of Mrs. Robert Donahue, and a sen­ cannot be restored at present. In utes after he landed to complete a through the 10-G load with no 111 1. more interested and kind. While all, nearly 600 customers were Fb-ench thrust. lies astride the narrow channel sault had been repulsed. 1 added that Hammer was out of line East Hartford. ior at the University of Vermont. leading from the Mediterranean to The reports said the skirmish •• in appearing with Bartlett. check of instruments Inside the effects. OCDM lost responsibility for a cycling near Lexington, Neb., last without gas until lu t night and In midafternoon, the Tunisian A memorial service will be held vehicle. the base and to the wide Lake of occurred not far from Sahara The department can not let it- At 60.000 feet on the way down, proposed massive shelter program Saturday, a motorist stopped today. government-controlled news agen­ at the Ea.st Haddam Congregation­ An Associated Press reporter and control of the cominunications them to ask if they were the Bizerte which is the anchorage Marker No. 220, which is on the - self be run by outsiders, Flaherty Grissom reported ' "I'm feeling On one litter-strewn stream cy reported French planes were RIDGE ROCK A STONE VENEER al Church at a time to be an­ aboard the Randolph sent word good.” At 45,000 feet the Mercury and warning system. cross-country cyclists ht had been for the French flotilla. Control of southern Tunisian frontier. said, nor do department member.s nounced. hank, Mrs. Enid Bossie recounted bombing the Tunis-Bizerte high­ - want Bartlett back under hig own Liberty Bell 7 splashed on the sur­ control center began having dif­ The Howell Cheney Technical reading about. When they said her night of horror. the city is essential if the FYench Several thousand Arab demon­ face at 7 ;36 a.m., not far from the School constructed a sample ahel- they were, the man took them to TV OR RADIO WHEEL CHAIRS way at a spot roughly midway be­ r terms and conditions. ficulty hearing Grissom. But radio “When the water started swirl­ tween the two cities. It said FRONTS OUR SPECIALTY - Headquarters “was In an up- prime recovery ship. monitors on the Randolph picked ter for display near the Mu supper and paid for a room in a ing down the hollow, I called our Funerali Calling on his many years of Building. motel for them that night. PLAYING French armored forces were mov­ “ roar" when Bartlett appeared, up his voice "loud and clear." preacher to have him pray for us. ing out of the Bizerte perimeter "EXCLUSIVELY OURS" - Flaherty said. experience as a combat and test The 10 G load means GriS' Merz said the CD staff here Is The purpose of the trip, Dona­ But there wasn't time to pray.” comprised largely of town govern­ POORLY ? south toward Mateur and Tunis. 2 Flaherty and Police Commission Mrs. Hedvtg Nygen pilot, Grissom performed a variety som’s weight of 155 pounds had hue said .earlier, is for ex]^rienoe For the past three years, Amerada Petroleum •- Chairman Thomas J. McCusker of tasks on the pulse-pounding been increased 10 times. ment experts who would continue and exercise. Dr. Wilhelm Raab, MH40 TOUe 7UMS M KM The same report said Tunisian Funeral services for Mrs. Hed- to function for emergency planning marksmen downed one French • We also re-side with all types of siding, Includlngi 2 were awakened by telephone by vig Nygren, widow of Carl Ny- flight. Ten minutes after launch, as professor emeritus o f experimental Ckimpany has been drilling in Northern Africa » Bartlett and Hammer and talked For 6rief periods, he controlled and preparedness. medicine at Vermont, has taken Hospital Notes plane. There was no immediate gren. were held yesterday at the Liberty Bell 7 headed back to earth with two other companies. Two substantial fields 2 with them for several minutes, Holmes Funeral Home, witli the the 2-ton space ship by switching at an altitude of 21,000 feet, an interest in the trip from a confirmation of these reports from • Alcoa Aluminum Free Estimates « the conversation ending when the its roll, pitch and yaw. Through­ medical point of view. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 pjn. any other source. y Rev. Arthur Gaard of the Elman- out the flight, Grissom radioed small drogue parachute was re' Hurricane Points have been, found and a third appears to be a strong 2 mayor ordered them to leave. uel Lutheran Church officiating. leased to stabilize the capsule. A.t Dr. Raab checked their hearts for all areas except maternity The Tunis broadcast said there • Johns-Manville Cheerfully Given 1 T^e situation today apparently assurances that his condition was before,the pair left from Burling­ where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6;S0 were “numerous dead and ■wound­ Burial was in Veterans’ Field, good and that all capsule systems 10,000 feet, a 63-foot main chute possibility. Production in these fields should re­ Rock Shakes 2 leaves the opposing forces at a East Cemetei'y. At Central America ton, Vt., and has a colleague in to 8 pju.; and private rooms ed" but Tunisian infantry were Coll Ml 3-5062 performed normally. unfurled to ease the craft Into the San FVanclsco ' who will check TMsfl For Sale r pfTint where there is no reconcilla- Bearers were members of EJx- water. where they are 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. holding their own in the heart of • Gold Bond * tion. “ A-OK, A-OK,” he meskaged (Continued from Page One) their hearts Immediately on their smoke In patients’ rooms. No the city. Officials estimated 15,000 flect itself in earnings by the mid-Sixties. Talk • ALUMINUM GUTTERS plorer Post 126, the name of prop­ several times, space agency offi­ Grissom reported the successful arrival. R t P 1 A C E M E N r I U H f S The current predicament dates erty on Coventry Lake which Mr. or Rent more than two visitors at one volunteers in and around the city and LEADERS « back to June 3, when Bartlett was cials reported. blossoming of both parachutes. In a recent letter to The Her­ fOR EVERY SET' to us about Amerada. • Glatex Nygren had given to the Eknanuel Several helicopters from the last year by hurricane Abby, 1960'.«i time, per patient. were bolstering the troops. Many I suspended for a month following As the Redstone rose, the pilot first. That hurricane blew across ald, Rqab said he Is “ Interested In • A SIDING FOR EVERY Lutheran Church for use as R andolph were airborne on were wearing the red shorts and • Carey Ceramo BUDGET * his being cleared of ch a rts of in­ reported: the Caribbean and broke up in the the question as to whether any Patients Today: 219 shirts of the youth section of the Open Thursday evenings 6:00 to 9:00p.m. summer camp. They were Ronaid "The sun is really bright." launch and rushed to the landing major physical effort extended ARTHUR'S mCDICRL Anita, Cindy, Terri Lynn, and Arthur Shorts appear to shrug off competence on a 6-4 vote of the Johnson, Allan Johnson, John mountains of British Honduras. 942 Main S t, Manchester ' ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. with aplomb their recent 5000-mlle 12-day Journey from Anchor­ ruling neo-Destour (FYeedom) Closed Saturdays during July & August • City Council. Through his 19-inch "picture scene only a few miles from the The San Juan Weather Bureau over several weeks, as represent­ Thieling, and John McKenna. carrier. Corner of S t James S t PHflRmflCY Julia Demko, 43 Locust S t; Fred­ age, Alaska, to Manchester. On the luggage carrier is the 376- Party. He was to have reported for window," he reported seeing the at 6 a.m. (EDT) today located ed by their trip, will or will not erick Edwards, 107 Spruce St.; NEW ENGLAND STONE SPECIALISTS, Inc. • duty July 3. east coast of the United States produce objective signs of , aug- Ml.1‘ 4148 point caribou rack which won Art a place in the Boone and ■ The fighting spread as the U.N. Charles Krieger Anna near latitude 13.5 north and Mrs. Gilda Cuneo, 701 E. Middle Crockett Record Books. (Herald photo by Oflara). Security Oouncll was called into Z Until yesterday morning, how- but was unable to identify land­ longitude 70.9 west, or about 175 Tpke.; Mrs. Margaret Haling, Bol­ PUIKAM S’ CO. 190 MIDDLE TURNPIKfi^WEST - ever, he had not appeared at the Ftmeral services for C harles marks because of the bright sun. an emergency session (at 2:30 Krieger, 60, of 518 Prospect Ave;, statute miles northwest of Cura­ ton Lake, Bolton; Mrs. Lucy La- Msmbers New 'fork Stock Exchongs Z statioh, according to advice of Nine minutes after launch, as cao. N.W.l. p.m. EDT) at the request of Hartford, father of Robert Krieger vole, 66 Margaret Rd.; Paul Gobln, Tunisia to deal with the mounting 71 lA n co n n sr. • mancwstcs Member Of The Manchester Chamber of Commerce Hammer who said written orders his space craft re-entered the at­ State News Forecasters said the hurricane Andover; Mrs. Ellen Watts, Glas­ should first be produced and a of 210 Keeney St., were held mosphere. he reported: "I feel Shorts Family Home crisis. The Tunisians clharged Jamot T. Blair • Robsrf H. Starkol Wesdne.sday in Westfield, Mass. was expected to continue njovlng tonbury; Charles North, Linden FVance with aggression and de- .clear line of authority established. very good. Everything is looking between west and westnorthwest, PI., Rockville; Mrs. Rita Falatic, Hammer has niaintained that Burial was in St. John’s Lutheran good.” Cemetery, Wethersfield. He died Roundup reducing speed to 21 m.p.h., for the 151 Chestnut St.; Miss Donna there has been confusion since Shouting encouragement to next 12 hours with slowly increas­ Robb, 21 Wyllis S t; Rene Gosselin, July' 3 as to what Bartlett's posi­ Monday at St. Francis Hospital. Grissom from the ground was the After Stay in Alaska He Was born in Prussia and had ing size and intensity. 2 Fernwood Dr., Bolton; Mrs. tion will be and who is the offi­ astrohaut who preceded him to (Continued from Page One) Anna's peak winds extend over Helen Dubiel, 37 Dailey Circle. cial. or officials, to determine that lived in Massachusetts many years the threshold of Infinity. Shepard before moving to New Jersey. He a small area near the center and Rockville; Gordon Anderson, 37 position. was at the vital capsule communi­ minor injuriee. Four other ears gale winds extend 100 miles north Flower St. kY^BlLL COE Flaherty went on vacation J.une lived in Hartford four years. cator post In the control center. and a truck cracked up as a re­ Besides his son, survivors in­ of the center, 50 miles south of BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son The rigors of the ALCAN Highway are by now “ old stuff” 26 and returned last weekend in The two fellow astronauts main­ sult of the accident, causing two the center. Lowest barometric to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carr, 40 the middle of the mounting storm. clude his wife, Mrs. Mildred Krie­ tained almost constant voice com­ more injuries, police said. for a young couple, formerly of Manchester, who recently B z-z-zf! Tbiks, ger; two daughters, of New Haven pressure logged is 29.29 inches. Coburn Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hammer has on more than one munication throughout the flight. John Mulkern, Thompsonvllle; a finished their second circuit of it in a 12-day drive from doh+ walk-fly occasion called for a meeting of and Hartford; two brothers, both Anchorage, Alaska, to Manchester. of Westfield; three sisters, of However, communication with Weekend Weather daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry the p olice commissioners, the the Liberty Bell 7 was trouble Petig, 104% Chestnut St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shorts- -io vour hearesf mayor, Bartlett and himself to set Westfield. Springfield, and Long Windsor Locks, July 21 some at two periods—once when Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Libbey, 44 were returning home after two a trip to Lake Louise, Alai^a, 180 the situation right. Beach, Calif.; and two grandchil­ Five day Connecticut forecast for and a half years in Anchorage, Ford Dealer! dren. the radio frequency was switched ENJOY Pioneer Circle. miles north of Anchorage, the Wednesday, Bartlett was told to from ultra high to high frequency. Saturday through Wednesday: BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. where Airman 2.C. Shorts had consult with thw mayor alone to Temperatures are expected to caribou rack was good enough for The other time was when the and Mrs. Alfred Meier, 32 Hartl been stationed at the Elmendorf the record books. determine future orders. Bnt, when spacecraft passed over the horizon average from about normal t / a L I F E with Dr., Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and Air Force Base. the mayor was in formed Hammer few degrees above. Normal mean Shorts also did a good deal of down range and Mercury officials Mrs. Richard Jette, 416 Center St. Shorts also made the 5,000-mlle shooting of another kind in Alas­ would appear with Bartlett, he W elfare Aid temperature at Hartford is 76 and trip by .car when he received orders reported difficulty in hearing him MILLER NIGH LIFE DISCHARGED YESTERDAY. ka—with his camera. He said he canceled the meeting. The succeas g;lve« the United ranges from a usual daily high of Nd MONEY DOWN Mrs. Arlene Roche, 709 Main to report to Alaska. That time his The city officials' position since 86 to a low of 63. At Bridgeport, only companion was his wife, the has "hundreds” of color slides, and States two spacemen to Russian's in handy 6-paks LOW AS $2.87 A WEEK COTf AGt :■ St.; John Hurchala, Stafford; once they have been edited, he June 3 has been that Bartdlett has Up in June one. Both Grissom and Shepard the normal range is from 83 to 65, Charles Hensley, 6 Radding St.; former Miss Anita Johnson of Man­ and at New Haven from 81 t j 83. will be happy to show them to the been cleared of incompetence and. gained .valuable experience for lat­ WE BUILD TO SUIT YOUR ,-^GARAGE'i Mrs. Florence Lines, 86 BL«sell chester. But on the second journey, therefore, has been retained as a. V'*'*- ' ______Warm and humid Saturday and the couple had additional company people of Manchester. i er orbital missions—a feat already St.; K6hneth Viara, 99 St. John "Alaska is really much different sergeant and is available for duty. accomplished by Yuri Gagarin of Sunday followed by somewhat ______NEEDS St.; Mrs. Sarah Beattie, 72 Green­ —their daughter, Terri Lynn, 18 Telephone communication with Town Welfare Department as­ lower temperatures and humidities wood Rd.; William Wagner, 76 months, and their dog. Cindy. than most people think,” Shorts sistance during June 1961 almost Russia. Gagarin‘ circled the globe said. "Why, right now, the tem­ either Bartlett or Hammer notify­ at a maximum altitude of 187 miles Monday and Tuesday, and a rising Wells St.; Roy Klember, 443 Grif­ The additional passengers didn’t ing Bartlett to report for duty, tripled, and the case load of per trend 'Wednesday. OUTDOOR DISPLAY cause too many problems, Mrs. perature averages between 66-75 sons aided more than doubled in at a speed of more than 17,000 fin Rd., Wapplng; Robert Bartoo, and on what shift, was made and is f 145 Enfield St, Thempsonville RI 5-2950 165 Thompson Rd.; Mrs. Barbara Shorts said; the main thing was to degrees. And the winters aren’t comparison with the same period miles an hour last April 12. so bad either; last winter the snow all that is necessary, they say. The National Space Agency Dies in Plunge Bitter and daughter, 229 Oak 31.; ep them separate. Terri rode in They have pointed out that oth­ last year, it was reported today. I Please tend me without ohligaKon your car-bed behind the front seat, never got over four inches deep." The welfare department author­ hopes to orbit an American late New York, July 21 (/P)—Mrs. OPEN DAILY & SAT. 9-5 Wapping: Mrs. Lorraine, Viterito er officers receive oral orders in this year or early in 1962. j free illustrated catalogue o£ Garages □ and son, 118 N. Elm St.; Mrs. while Cindy had her place “way at Manchester Should have had jt ized $7,239.07 to assist 133 persons Vera Lampe, 67, Old OxfoM Rd., so good! the department, and do not ex­ The Redstone rocket blasted off « NAME ...... Eileen Turner and daughter, the rear” of the station wagon. pect to rely exclusively on written last rnonth, compared to $2,769.25 Southbury, Conn., fell or jumped Storrs; Mrs. Ann Kolllglan and The most difficult part of the provided for 60 persons during following three holds in the count- to her death early today from a ADDBESS ...... communication. doism. One was to check out a sys­ 145 Enfield ThompsonviNe daughter, 56 W. Main St., Rock­ trip, Shorts said, was along the Hammer, who has written a June 19W. 16th-floor room of the Hotel New CITY...... PRONE 1,300 - mile ALCAN Highway, A n d ov er tem in Liberty Bell 7. A second V a Mile From Stot* Line ville; Mrs. Marylou Moske and number of letters to the police The largest increases In welfare Yorker, police said. i son, 23 Ironwood Dr., Vernon; stretching from the Alaskan border assistance were for family relief, brief hold was called to remove commission, has said he feels it is floodlights from the launch area. Mrs. Lampe, who registered at Mrs. Nlanna Nadaskay and son, through British Columbia and Al­ hospital and convalescent ex­ the hotel yesterday afternoon as berta. Merry-Go-Round reasonable to ask for written re­ penses for the elderly. And - a third 40-minute hold was Talcottvllle. plies to his letters and written or­ called at 6:25 to allow some clouds Mrs. John Walsh, Stony Brook DISCHARGED TODAY: James Heavy Traffic ders to Bartl'ett. The welfare department is aid­ to pass from the cape area. N.Y., was found dead on the side­ ■W^ltehlll, Bloomfield: John Torza, The road, almost entirely dirt- To Be Included ing about Ij elderly persons with­ walk of the 8th Ave. side of the 19 Erie St.: Mrs. Elizabeth Wil­ surfaced, is particularly bad at He maintains the Bartlett case out social security. The balance of At the time of launch. Grissom hotel about 3 a.m. is not complete, because there is had been inside the spacecraft three ZAREX son, Christopher Dr., Vernon; this time of year, with heavy tour­ In Gamibar Us cases is about equally divided hours, 22 minutes. The body later was identified by Mrs. Janice Duperron, 20 Pine ist traffic, dust and flying stones still a request for a permanent in­ between unemployment and dis­ junction waiting in the courts. During this time he was report Mrs. Lampe’s husband, Louis. FRUIT FLAVORED DASH Tree Lane, Wapping; Miss Mary adding to the hazards facing the ability on one. hand and hardship Detectives said they found a note SYRUP The committee in charge of the The court's temporary injunc­ ed calm, cool and collected. Campbell, 68 Pearl St.; Miss heavily laden station wagon. Carnlbar has made final arrange­ cases resulting from social prob­ The 83-foot Redstone roared into in the hotel room. The note con­ Do^ Food Diane Potter. 119 Mather St.; Stopping off to witness the fa­ tion against the city, placed in lems such as desertion and de­ ments for the event, which will in­ April, was lifted Wednesday by the skies under the watchful, anx tained a Flushing. Queens, tele­ Mrs. Mary Sprout, 19 Avondale mous “Calgary Stampede” at Cal­ linquency in support payments. phone number and said: "Please 16 Or. 35c W oteli for clude the entertainment of previous Judge Robert A. Wall. lous eyes of hundreds of news­ Rd. gary, Alta., the Shortses were years as well as a merry-go-rouhd About 20 of these social piob- men, thousands on the beaches-to call Lampe.” It also said: "Sorry, thrilled to discover the cars of the The temporary Injunction res­ lem cases have been referred and thank you.” 10c off for children. The Camibar, the an­ trained the city in April from de­ north and south, and millions more Hunt-Phinney caravan resting in will be transferred to the Tem­ Police called the phone number Coupon nual fund-raising effort of the An­ moting Bartlett (which the city who viewed the blazing takeoff on KAISER Minor Accidents the parking lot. The thrill was dover Fire Department, will take porary Aid to Dependent (jhildren nationwide television. and foud Lampe visiting his daugh­ FOOD STORES heightened by the fact that Gil proposed) or otherwise interfering program of the Connecticut Slate place on Saturday, Aug. 12. John Similar open coverage of the ter there. The daughter’s name was BROILER FXHL 3 for 39c Hunt had once been Art Shorts' w’lth his duties until a hearing was Welfare Department which this withheld by police. ■niE BEST NnUGHBORHOOD S T O ^ S Bring One Arrest Yeomans is the general chairman held under provisions of the city Shepard launching, in contrast coach when he was on the Man­ of the Camibar and John B. Hutch­ week opened a field office In Man­ wiHi chester High School rifle team. charter.' chester at 808 Main St. with secrecy which surrounded CARRY SUGAR HEART F(NM> PRODUCTS Two minor auto accidents were inson is in charge of man-power. Gagarin's trip earned the U.S. 25 Ft. A search of the premises, how­ The hearing was held through In addition to the $7,239.07 au­ 3 Doctors Cited 45c coupon 9 m . $ 1 .2 9 reported by police yesterday. There DohkeybaU the end of May and Bartlett re­ plaudits from sround the world. ever, failed to revenl Hunt, the The Andover Fire Department thorized last month, the welfare Cchlago, July 21 (/P; — Ths were nd injuries. “ Pied Piper of Manchester," or tained his stripes. department also paid to other As the slender white rocket American Osteopathic Association A vehicle belonging to the State will participate with the Columbia E C T A I I l i q u i d any of his followers, and a note A subsequent meeting of Flah­ towns $764.59 for assistance to penetrated the cold air of the up­ said today that three Connecticut 1 pint 39c Transfer Co., driven by Kenneth Fire department in a Donkeyball erty, Bartlett and Hammer ended per atmosphere, its white fluffy L f c S T U l L DETERGENT quart 69e INTROVIGNE stuck on the wind.shield had to suf­ game Friday night at Newton B. Manchester persons. doctors, have received special Florence, 21, of 175 Union ,St. fice as evidence that the world is, ■.In agreement that Bartlett would Assistance provided last month vapor trail was twisted into a awards for service to their pro­ Rockville, backed into a parked Smith Field ip .Columbia. The game be put to work on the day shift. strange serpentine p a ttern by a after all, a rather small place. will start at 8 p.m. and the proceeds Included. $3,3(>9.94 for 126 persons fession from the medical organiza­ GSATHICHEESt...... 2 27c car about 4 p.m. yesterday at Shorts said he improved his It was a post commensurate with on family relief; $2,902.73 for winds aloft. Another vapor trail tion's board of trustees. Dover Rd. and W. Middle Tpke. will be split betweejn the two de- . his senior position in the depart­ was visible high In the sky as As­ L E S T A R E d r y BLEACH ifl Oz. 4 9 c GRATED CHEESE...... 4 ox 41c record coming back, with only two partment.4. eight persons hospitalized, and $1, The recipients are H. L. Pesse, Frank O. Steele, 52, of 205 Por­ flat tires, against four on the way ment, said Hammer. It was a post 026.40 for six persons in, conval­ tronaut Leroy Cooper sped over­ Putnam, 50-year certificate; C. M. BREAD CRUMBS...... 9 ox! 25c ter St., was parked facing west on One Win, One I» hh In which he would be under super­ head In an FI06 jet to (Vbserve the up two' years ago. In a game played at home on escent homes. A year ago, there ■Van Duzer, Greenwich, lifetime the north side of W. Middle Tpke. He will soon be discharged from FORD SALES ARE SKYROCKETING! Folks have been swarming in for weeks to grab up our un-bee-lievable buys. So now, during vision of Capt. Peter J. Dowgie- were 51 persons receiving family launch from above. membership, and D. A. Shambaugh, Fnorence, about lOO feet in front Tuesday night, the Andover Babe wlcz, said the mayor. the Air Force and hopes to go into Ruth team lost to Colchester 4-3 relief, two receiving hospital care, Inside the capsule, Grissoip was Norwalk, 50-year certificate and N O XO N METAL POUSH 14 Oz. 39c of'Steele, backed up and struck the However, the police commission pres.sed back against his contour D A I L E Y 4 1 e business, for himself, but his plons in 6 innings. Woody Palmer pitched these final days, we’ve sweetened the pot with trade-in appraisals that you can't turn down. Here’s your chance to save aplenty on a and four in convalescent homes. life-time membership. Steele car, police said. are, as yet. indefinite. later ordered Bartlett to work on couch by force he said reaches six There was about $300 damage for Andover and allowed 4 hits. the third shift because that shift times the pull of gravity. It was Right now the young family is Eddy Jiirovaty was catcher. Ko­ real 1961 car—a Ford beautifully built to be more service-free. A car that saves you money when you buy it, and every mile you drive It. to the front end, windshield and visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. was undermahned. It would, be a during this period that Grissom hood of the Steele car. The Flor­ walski was the pitcher for Col­ temporary assignment, commis­ Appeal for Blood reported the bright sun. Senate Unit Near ^ ^ L O d o g POOD J6 Or. 2 3 c Edwin A. Johnson of 481 Poi-ter chester and Moroz was the catch­ N e s c a f e c o f f e e locoffLabei 6 oz. 8 9 c ence truck was not damaged. St„ aind Mr. and Mrs. Arthur er.' sioner? said. Indicating he would be At 141-seconds after launch, the Florence was arrested and recall^ to the fli*st shift as ."toon as Answered by 11 bell-shaped, 9-f6ot tall capsule Foreign Aid Vote M. Shorts of 110 Constance Rd., On Thursday night, playing at I; possible. charged ^ th improper backing. and divide their time between Man­ separated from the rocket, and the PI IT a e r o s o l FLY AND^ roo He will appear in Circuit Court 12, Lebanon, Andover defeated Leban­ ■ Hammer then advised Bartlett chester and Weekapaug, R. I., the on by an 8-2 score. Paul Jurovaty escape tower designed to pull the (Contioued from Page One) ■ ■ MOSQUITO KILLER 14 Oz. Y O C SUGAR HEA^ „ * Manchester, on Aug. 7. John.son's summer home. . not to report until the situation A 13-ycar-old Manchester girl spacecraft free of the rocket in 3 9 pitched a no-hitter for Andover had been cleared. A police car received damage to Would Return was assured of a sufficient supply fca.se of trouble was jettisoned. In the chief point of controver­ Its bumper about 9 p.m. last night and Eddy Jurovaty wa.s the catch­ The commissioners and Flaherty, of blood for open heart surgery Would the Shortses like to te- er. Gary Roberts hit a triple. R. Automatic controls then turned sy, it overrode Republican pro­ PI IT HOACHANDANT on Main St. near the Goodyear turn to Alaska some day? “ We SlOiPi however, maintained the case was by townpeople's response to the the capsule around slowly 180 de­ r i - i I ^ E R ' g p « y Pt. 5 V c Gouin pitched for Lebanon and over, that Bartlett was available tests by identical 10-7 votes and 1 store. The car was parked in a certainly would," said Shorts, ‘if Haddad was the catcher. Stop tptnding monty on ■ Red O oss for emergency donors grees so the blunt heat shield base P R I N C E ,8 Oz. 2 For 4 5 c parking stall while Sgt. Walter S, the living costs weren’t so high. on orders of the commission, and yesterday. led the way with Grissom riding approved: Andover’s next game will be cor that's bohind tha timat. that he should report for work. He 1. Authority for the ETesident Ferguson was on foot duty. But it would be pretty steep for a Tuesday, at home against Hebron. Stop watching its valua go down. Mrs. George 'Sweet, secretary of upright and backwards. Kenneth J. Gronlund,- 21, of Bol­ civilian. For example, a thr-e- was disobeying orders in not ap­ the Manchester Red O oss oftice, At the t peak of the ballistic tra­ to botrow $900 million from the The game w'ill start at 6:15 p.m. Inataad. Slop in at your Ford pearing, they said. treasury this year and $1.6 billion DIAPER S W E E T 3 3 c ton, was backing out of the park­ roOm apartment costs about $170 Dtaiar'a today and gat a apt- reported seven calls were re­ jectory, Grissom entered a weight­ SUNKIST CMWVOENTRATE Oz. 2 For 3 5 C a month. Ga.soline is about 65 Hammer maintained, however, less world for about five minutes. a year for the next four years to 6 ing stall to the right of the police Manchester Evening Herald ciai honay of a buy on tha ceived late yesterday and four car when his fender caught the cents a gallon." that with other action possible this morning from volunteers will­ If he had not been strapped down, establish a revolving fund for low Andcner correspondent, Margery car with tomorrow's^ bumper of the police car. There But for Shorts, an avid hunter faaturaa today. against Bartlett, the sergeant ing to give blood for the child's he would have floated like a feath­ interest or no-interest rate loans Montandon, telephone Pilgrim ■hould have legal counsel with him to underdeveloped nations. This was no arrest. and crack marksman, Alaska is a operation. The Red O oss has er. During this weightless period NESTLE'SZIP .,„,.49e shooter’s paradise, and while there 2-6012. in any event. made appointments for 25 donors; he performed most of his manual totals $7.3 billion for five years. T E T L E Y t e a BAGS 6 3 c Hospital Notes tasks. 2. Additional presidential author­ he was in paradise lost. other volunteers will be accepted In addition to his regular work Admitteci Thursday; Bradford Shepard showed that man can ity to reloan money which is paid Wilson to Leave on a standby basis to assure sup­ I ^ P P R I PD "NEW TARGET COOKIES in connection with Base Security, $1,380,049 Paid Crandall, 2 Green Rd.; Laurettoe ply of 26 pints of O-posltlve type perform useful tasks In this weird back by foreign countries from 1 Ught, 14 Morriaon pt. IN A SERVING ’TRAY’’ 14 Oz. ' MMH Tomorrow Shorts helped build a rifle range blood. environment and Grissom confirm­ previous U.S. loans. This would LOHMANN'S 23c and organized and ran a complete On Current Tax Admitted Today: Louise Jobn- 'The Manchester girl will under­ ed It. provide an additional $287 mil­ drew, 9 O dar St. He first shifted the craft's yaw marksmanship program for officers go open heart surgery at the lion this year, and $300 million Robert W. (Whit) Wilson, 59, of and their Vives at Elmendorff. Birth Thursday: A daughter to lever. Then seven minutes after each of the following four years 49 Arch St., who has been in Man­ Tax coUections on real and per­ Hartford Hospital on Aug. 3. He has been the Alaskan Air sonal property, based on the grand Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crockett, 6 Donors must visit the Red launch he pushed the button Ithat for a total of $1,487,000,000, thus NABISCO „ ... „„ 29e chester Memorial Hospital since laurel St. ignited the three retro-rockets at­ B E A p S O'BLEACH 41e Command rifle champion for two list of O'et. 1, 1960, totaled $1,380,- Cross center here next Monday brlngflng the development loan June 23 when he suffered serious years, and this spring represented t>i»cdiarged Thursday: Ernest tached to the base of (he capsule. chest injuries in a head-on colli­ 049.61 as of Wednesday, it was re­ for cross-matching of blood and fund’s total to approximately $8.8 his section at the national Air ported today by the tax collector’s Johndrow, 11 Cedar St.; Karl must also go to Hartford Hospital These slowed down the vehicle for sion on W. Center St., is going re-entry, actually not necessary in billion. Force competition in Texas, plac­ office. Tobiaason, Tolland; Marie Pierce, either Aug. 2 or 3. Some volun­ ^O LE PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 O*. 35C home tomorrow. ing eighth in a field of 150 shoot­ Bmerald l>r., Vernon. suborbital flight. It was while he DUTCH CLEANSER , „ 2 5 e Wilson was the driver of a car This total to date included pay­ teers who Called In response to was performing manual tasks that 2 ers. ment of $940,638.83 on real estate ' Swimmers Compete Tonight the appeal were rejected because which was involved in a head-on Although , he specializes in 22- BUY A FORD FROM YOUR FORD DEALER NOW! he reported seeing a view so fas­ collision, \yith another driven by taxes, and $439,410.78 on personal The summer swimming team they had given blood too recent Window Smashed ^^1 p PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT roro caliber iron isight shooting. Shorts Itam Rockville's Horowitz Me- cinating that he almost forgot to Mrs. Grace Pallckl, 162 Spencer property including motor vehicles. ly or were over the age Uroit, work. DRINK 46 Oz. this year also won the Air Ftorce The total tax levy on the grand Kj&jpjD,a. iMrial Pool meets a team from Mrs. Sweet reported. By Tossed Bottle SW EETHEART SOAP 4 3 1 e St. Distinguished Riflleman medal Windsor tonight in the loca l Griinom was to perform fewer Mrs. Palicki will appear in 12th list amounts to $6,391,589.65 for mtoap’s tlilxtf oonteat of the season. In-fllght tasks to permit more time Circuit Court in Manchester on with the M l rifle. real estate and personal property. T N taam will be looking for its for making such obssrvations out­ Ths front plate glaas window of ■July 31 on charges of operating As proof of his hunting prowess, With nine days remaining before MMi^l victory. About Town side the capsule. the caiarter Oak Grocery on Cliar- |Three Little K ittens „ ... 2 f » 27c under the influence of liquor or Shorts brought home a number the Aug. 1 deadline for payment As he passed over the top of hii4 ter Oak St. was, broken early thia BLUE-WHITE FLAKES ... 25e drugs and reckless driving. . of trophies In the form of caribou, without penalty, anticipated col­ arc, about six minutes after launch, morning. A bottle had been moose and sheep antlens, firmly lections are now just short of the DILLON SALES and SERVICE, Inc. Talesttvine aasra Is. The VFW AuxlUaiy will hold a he took over manual control to htdd thrown through the window near wired to the oar’s luggage carrier. half-way mark since the office ■1 , ’ Mbs HataU’s public card party tcolgbt at 8 at St. David.;- the patron of Wales, the euaul# at the proper S4-degree tha eaah register. kept himself alive during long pe­ He is particularly proud o f the usually collects about 60 per cent « W. h u b St, the VFW Post Homs. Manchester attitude, desired poaluon for tiring Police reported as auney er T h r«« Little K ittens^ » o s . 3 caribou horns (called 'recks in of the tax total at the first half 319 MAIN STRKT MANCHKTER. CONIi \ •OtSSB. TREND riods of fasting by eating leeks, an ths rstro-rockeU. Aftsr hs^jilted goods wsrs taken. onion-like plant. The leek is now ______hunters’ ^parlance)______which______he will period. Tax bills were mailed out. tha national emblem of Waleo. add to Ma ia u iy tyoiUea. Bbot oo on June 8. MANCHESTER feVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, ^ULY 21, 1961 P A G E s n t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C6 n N., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961

has haea tha praaehar o f rimllar N. T., for two Srasks of training giOUBds____ last Tuaaday to'prs|Mve mUmrlr^Btpr ths arrival o f othars. Less People Use chrUlaad conduct betwaan France A TtioHKht for Today Berlin Crisis Link Denied under a cloud o f poostbla mobUtsa- n r the i Other troops left yeotardajf, but Phinney-pHunt Caravan Speosorad by Um Maacheater Uon. THE OFFICE OF and his neighboring nationalist An announcement by Prealdent the ihsln convoy o f tanka, can­ Picnic Facilities iEttpttIttd l|pralli CaoaeU o f drarohee puBunoap n ram movement, that o f Algeria. He Kennedy Is expected next Tiiesdsy nons, trucks and Jseps was to leave DR. GEORGE A. tmtAXTt PBiNTOIG OX. D ia has helped the Algerian rebels, on the possible call o f National today on a route which will take Rental of tha Center Spring* ]| BliMll StTMt Vocal Prayer . Some States Raise Guard units to posslbla duty. them through Vermont Reaches West Coast Lodge and the number of picnick­ and been intermediary between C A IL O U E fT E Msasachuaetts Nstlonsl Guards­ ers using park facilities have fall­ Aa Christians we have the right I -• THO; them and President de Gaulle. He of free speech with God which la men fdr the firet time are moving CHIROPRACTOR en off this spring In comparison to WALTER R. FREE BEEE BABRED T h « 21 high aehool boya travel-0 Volcanic National Park. Saturday PufaHiiMn has been a poeitlye, constructive called prayer. to Camp Drum entirely in trucks Ing throughout the country with evening was epent in Reno, with the same period last year. ItMumad October X UH statesmam. The Psalmist said, “ I w1U cry Draft Call Quotas and Jee^. WILL BE CLOSED Ui4 Phlnney-Hunt Bdueational all boya going unshaven to look A park department report for unto God with my voice—even unto The annual 400-mlle trek to Hucknall, England. July 21 UP) Tour, directed by' Oil Hunt and the period from April to June this Publtioed Every tCvenliK Except So everybody tries to explain —The HucknaU Urban Council, adult enough to be permitted in indeya and Holkuor*. Batcred el toe God—9nd he shall hasirken unto Camp' Drum had been made by JULY 16 thru JULY 80 Paul Phinney tA the high achooI the casinos. Ehrerette Cyr, John year reveals lodge rentals dropped oet Office at Uancheater. Conn., aa why he is doing what he la doing some troope of the 20th Division which recently illowed the milk me.” There are things which ought faculty, got Into the flrat o f the Lamenzo, and Bruce Lavery, in from 10 last year to 7, and the lecoBd Oaaa Hall Hattar. now, and nobody even comes close. (Coattaned frara Page Oae) ■^by xaylng they are determined on a on tndns and other commercial markeUng board to give away number of picknlckers fell off to be said to God because we are RE-OPEN JULY 81 Rockies on Friday, July 7. spite of cowboy hats, didn’t quite SURSORIKnOM RATES the onlv part o f God’s creation month-to-month basis. carriera in the past. pints of milk in the market place, from 1,516 to 1,460. A 24 hour ultimatum Is short, even Simultaneously, in the midst of make it. The electric atmosphere Payable la Advance that is articulate. creases in their “ ready pool” were Yesterilay, Selective Service A ISO-man advance party left has turned down a brewery’s appli­ The report also lists 160 par­ Carrier HaU if given to a bitter enemy. His Massachusetts, Indiana, Ohio, the worst drought the great West of the gambling town made for Year ...... (U.SO ’The first act of prayer—Adora­ headquarters said it had received Massachusetts for th e . tndning cation to hand out free beer. ticipants and 70 spectators at the moo action was timed to coincide with Arizona, Oklahoma, Texas, Geor­ has seen since the early 30s, they a fascinating evening anyhow. Montba ...... 7.76 U.OO tion—to speak the name of God, no word from the Pentagon of any got into a converg;ing pair of Easter Egg Hunt, and 100 par­ iraa__Uontba ...... 8.^ gia, Rhode Island, Illinois, Oregon, A fter church on Sunday, ' the the scheduled resumption o f peace ”0 God, ’Thou art my God.” The marked increases to be asked soon. thunderatorme, and sought refuge ticipants and 468 spectators at the One Hooth aaoaaa«**«aa Tenneasee, Arkansas and Mary­ boya saw Lake Tahoe in 'Califor­ Weekly .80 negotiations between the Alge­ mere utterance of these words Speculation centered then on the In a motel in Shelby, Mon., Inatoad hand concerts by the Salvation *! nia, and placed this contender for helps us to adore and praise God. land. possibility of early induction Into ■•NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" of taking their planned camp-uut. Arm y in Center Pask. MEMBER OP rians and the French—negotia­ the title of the most beautiful take Second — 'Thanksgiving — thank­ In Massachusetts, Stale Selec­ federal service of a few Guard divi­ Shelby turned out to be the When asked about the decline In THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tions he himself has urged. His sion together with Individual mem­ The Aaaodatad Preaa la axclualvely ing God for all blessings. Third — tive Service director Frederick L. usual hospitable western town, in America well down the IM , be­ use of picnic facilities. Park Supt. I EliILD I ^ ysur (imlly monument' entitled to the oaa of rdpatacatloB of attack on the French has been Cbnfession— to express our sinful­ Nyhan said the number of men bers or specialized units of the with Miss Lois Jacobsen of Ches­ hind Crater Lake, Lake Louise, Horace Murphey speculated; all aewa dlaoatcbea credited to It or Ready Reserves. and. A'vialanche Lake, all of which not otherwiaa credited In tbla Mper coupled with a claim on the Sa­ ness. Fourth—Intercession — for in the pool for the state was be­ ter High School welcoming the "The price of steak and beef (kmsuit us without obliiatlon. the boys had previously seen. and alao the local newa papllahed hara, which Is also claimed by others. Finally — Petitions — for ing increased from 1,200 to 2,100. The Ready Reserves total more boya and their lead'ers like long- roasts has dropped, but maybe the All rlfbts of repiMIcaUon of apedal ourselve^. than one million men. A substantial Hometown Visitors cost of hamburg and frankfurters THOMAS HNNIE dlar&tcliea herein are alao reaarred. both the French and the Alge­ He said the national pool of draft- AMESITE lost friends. Sarcastic remarks L,et US be careful that we ready men was being doubled from part, the Pentagon says, can move about the traditional New England A t the camp in the bottom of Is too high for picnic roasts.” 225 CH.ARTER OAK STREET Pull aartlca client of N. R A. Serv- rians. S PE A K the words TO God, being 50.000 to 100,000. out quickly when mustered into reserve contrasted with this open.- 'YOaemite Valley, Calif., on Sunday MANCHESTER lee. Inc. mindful that we have a listener, evening, the boys were visited by PuBlUhtheie Repreaentattvea; There Is no plausible explana­ Informed of Nyhan’s statement federal service. hearted friendliness were paMed * * * * * * * 4 ’* * * * * 5 * 4 ’*’A4’* * * * A and this really requires the closest friends from home. The entire Jullua Matheva Special Acancy — Maw tion. on the national pool, the Selective The Washington Post said Ken­ DRIVES by Mike Kearns and Skip Zak. Tor^ Chicaieo. DMr^t and Bqah^ attention. I f we have complete Klock family and the Robert Perhaps the world Is wTong to Service official here said, " I ’m nedy has decided to extend the The boya spent the evening bowl­ FOR RENT m e m b e r a u d it BUREAU OP privacy, it is well to say the worda Fenns of Manchester appeared for CIRCULATIONS. sure that is not true.” .summer training of selected N a­ * HRST IN QUALITY Expeiienct ing, with Chris Glenney and Tom­ 8 and 16 nun. Movie Projectors spend Its time looking for one. of our prayers audibly. chat at the camp fire. Asked if The possibility that the draft tional Guard units rather than call Is Oar my Gorin learning the sport and —sound or silent, COMPLETE STOCK OF The Herald Prlntlns Oompai», Inc., Perhape these are irrational acts Many prayers which seem to us them into federal service at this doing well at It the visit of people from home made asamnea no ftnanclal responaibulty fOT most woefully lacking in warmth will be increased exists. * FAIREST IN FRIGE slide projectors. typocraphlc'J errora appearimt In ad and policies. Perhaps Bourguiba time. Best Weetern Easterners him homesick, Jim Hazen said It verdaempnlB and other readli^ matter and reality may truly be very best, For one thing, it has been oper­ This move, and a long-range Guarantee Saturday was spent in Glacier did make him miss his dog. has gone berserk. Perhaps he got because they have been attempted WELDON DRUG CO. tn The Mancheater Bvenlnit Herald. ating at relatively low levels since buildup of conventional war forces, * FASTEST SERVICE National Park. A ll the boys San Francisco occupied th e tired of behaving like a man of rea­ on our part to desire what God de­ 901 Main St. Tel. Ml 3-5821 Dlaniay advertlalnK cloatnK houra: the beginning of the year. When were reported among the steps Connectient’a Leading Paving Contractor blossomed out in gigantic western Monday, July 17, date which mark­ V BELTS sires may come, to pass. Por Monday—1 p.m. Friday. son in a world of unreason, and the increased draft call for August agreed upon at Wedne8day*h N a­ cowboy hats, succeeding In looking ed the start of the second half of For Tueaday—1 p.m. Monday. Rev. Roman R Harding COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL Ffcr Wedneaday—1 p.m. Tueaday. decided to Join the parade of more was announcem For some inexplicable reason, a sign. and consti-uction,” said Joe. CONSIDER the COMPLETE COST But meanwhile there Is perhaps mon colds, or ‘flu, the physicians PILGRIM few days before the invasion, his vana in 1948 to train for his "I wa.s given an operating budget when Fidel Castro, on Aug. 10. plunge a half dozen waterfalls ber, Roy Ckwmbes. at least a partial, temporary an­ der Secretary of State and If said. Hunters and gatherers, those father’s profession, that of a civil began a series of tirades against from the glacier hidden behind Also, Linda Cox, Andrea Deary, group was detained by front of $20 million.” there’s going to be any changes people lived in small groups, and engineer. the Catholic Church. How much does it cost to get well these days— compared swer to such questions. One of the cliff. Heidi DellaFera, Michael Di.xon, agents of the Cuban consen’ative Taxed Liquor I’ll make It very clear at the time didn't come tn contact enough with element, and never left the coun­ As a student there, Jose studied These attacks apparently were with years ago? If we figure only on the basis of Rx the Immediate dividends of the one another to keep the germs MILLS Mike Kearns W'as the only boy Jame.s Dowd, Shirley Dunn, Greg Where did the money cotne 4i>' ... At any time I think that he or try, although they were supposed politics and became sensative to the result of a pastoral letter ex­ drama of travel In space may be thriving. Civilization and crowd­ who swam In Upper St. Mary's ory Dvorak. Linda Dyber, Ca.ro! from ? "It was simple," Joe said. anyone else In the administration Lake during a luncheon stop. T^e Edwards,, Leslie Egan. to have flown into Chiba in C-46s the plight of the vast -majority of "Fidel simply pa.seed a tax on pressing the Church's concern prices, it might seem that today’s cost is greater. But a rediscovery of man. ing gave infectious diseases a more with some old B26s for air cover. Cubans, living under the despotism over the advance of Communism can do their Job in another wray, I fertile ground. other boys could not manage the Also, Joan Fedora, Mary-Lou liquor and beer and turned the the fact is that today’s prescription generally cuts down We In America were as delight­ 40-degree chill of the snow-fdd Frankenberg, Ellen Fredrickson, "Imagine," Salazar reflected of dictators Prio, and later, Bat­ revenue over to nne.” in Cuba. will certainly ask him because, as sadly, "those planes had all their tista. "Fidel took this to bo a personal ed with the discovery of what an Soviet Drinkers lake. Kearns seemed to thrive on Leslie Futoma, Lawrence Gauru- Then followed n year of fever­ on the number of doctor visits . . . and eliminates or long as Pm going to bear the re­ tail guns removed. The ones who Fidel Castro, a fellow student attack upon himself," (Ktid Joe. engaging, balanced, personable. The USSR has as much alcohol­ ALL-TRANSISTOR the cold until others pointed out der, Louise Gervals, Barry Good­ ish activity which saw' Joe Salazar sponsibility of the Presidency, I’m FM/AM somewhat unkindly that the con­ ing, Steven Goodstine, Julie went never had a chance." with whom Jose soon became w-ell working "usually an 18-hour day, "It was terrible. For eight houra shortens the hospital stay. A s a result, the complete cost Intelligent, poised Individual A s­ ism as any other country, a Soviet GARAGES and COnAOES he ranted and raved over the tele­ going to attempt to make sure siderable weight he is gaining on Greene, Robert Hamilton. Gave up Fight acquainted, was already an hyp­ six and seven days a week.” By tronaut Alan Shepajrd proved to be psychiatrist told Dr. Morris E. vision. He even called 81-year-old of getting better is much less now than it used to be. that it is implemented to the best Chafetz of Boston, but he didn’t the trip served as a worthy insula­ Also, Paulette Hanson, Sandra Amid the gloom that enveloped notic speaker, student leader, and September, 1960, IN IT had com­ as we were with his triumph In tion. Jim Hazen, too, reported Heidcavage, Sylvia Helfrick,' thorn in the side of the govern­ pleted 49 separate projects at a Cardinal Arteaga a ‘Judas'." of my ability.” estimate the number. Officially, the the counter-revolutionaries after That’s why we say . . . sub-orbital space. Soviet government says very little Braneh Office and D ii|ilay an increase in girth. He bought a Thomas Hicks, Susan Hudson, Pa­ the debacle, Jose Salizar made up ment. cost of more than $6 million. He Stayed — But ’That, of course, was President The people of London, the other about it. souvenir Indian belt, size 32, his tricia Hogan, Leonard Jarvis, Jack his mind that he had given enough ' Beoame Friends These ranged from small, sea­ Jose Salazar had had enough. Kennedy, at hia Wednesday press normal waist measurement. When Katz, Linda Keeney. side cabanas and pescas (fishing He promptly eat down in his office Today’s Prescription Is The Biggest Bargain In History day, were delighted to discover Dr. Chafetz investigated alcohol­ PHILLIPS to the cause. There was very lit­ "In my second year," Joe saijl, conference, replying to questions ism in Russia, Poland, and Czecho­ he later tried It on, he found he Also, Terence Kelly, Vicki Kelley, tle money. Meals consisted almost " I was elected president o f ' the centers) to restaurants, motels and wrote out his reaignation. Publiahed In the Interest of Phannacy and Medicine By that Russia’s Major Gagarin was Helene Kiecolt, James Krause, slovakia, and concludcfl that "the had a souvenir to give to one of wholly of beans and rice. It was Student Federation of the College and swimming pools spread Castro refused to accept it, and about the statua of CSieater the folks at home with a 32 waist. Raymond Lagace, Arlene Lapenta. also a human being, modest, Soviet attitude toward the alchoc- time now to think only of his wife of Engineering. I began to see a throughout Cuba's six provinces. tried, with the old, joshing charm Bowles. HELD OYER BY His no longer is. Dale MacLean, Linda Alachia, Paul clean-cut, poised, truly expert in lie patient tends to be moralistic and family. great deal of him and we became "The largest, and most Interest­ Salizar remembered from school, The language was a little dlf The tour made Calgary, Alta., Marcoux. Bruce McAwley, Mar­ close friends.” to talk him into staying. the technology o f his field—a and punitive, as in the United jorie McCallum. Salazar’s decision brought him ing to me. was an $800,000 job ferent from that with which the POPULAR DEMAND Open House Canada, for the giant Calgary . Upon graduation in 1953 Jose He did stay on for another six rather high order of human being. SUtes.” to the Green Manor Construction called Rio Cristal in Havana,” Joe WESTOWM Stampede, the West’s largest ro­ Also. Mary McKeon, Nanc.v weriie, but all the while he w’as typical major league baseball He was much impressed with Co., w'hich needed a civil engineer found employment with an Ameri­ said. In fact. deo. The 24 members of the tour Mikolewsky, Ann Moreau. Allen in contact with the underground Czech programs of antialcoholic with his qualifications for a Flor­ can construction firm and settled "This was a park wa built team owner usually denies that he were part of a crowd of 102,000 Novakeuski, Mary Beth O’Toole, o f Manuel Ray, later to become . ’ ■ PHARMACY A s we In this country begin our clinics and other methods o f help­ ida building project. down in Havana with his wife around a re-consUmoted hacienda. is about to fire his manager, but who watched the opening parade Shelia Palmer, William Palmer, head of the PRM, the oounter- more Intimate acquaintance with ing the alcoholic to stop or control But Salazar did not get the job. (whom he had married while in col­ In it we built a swimming pool its impact can be considered ap his drinking. ROUTE 5-SOUTH WINDSOR and the afternoon’s rodeo events, Kathy Pansullo, John Pella, Desha lege) to attend to his career and nevoVutlonary group Joe joined 459 Hartford Road-~(Corner of McKee)— Tel. MI 9-9946 Astronaut Grissom, In the public Pencheff. Because his experience with the that could hold 1200, and a mini­ The Poles are "experiencing topped by a Canadian jet fighter raise a family. in Florida. proximately the same. Unless Also, Stephen Penny, Diana Cuban government was unusual ature castle." sequels to his flight, we will find rnasslve problems with alcohol ex­ Across From 10 Pin Bowling — Phone BU 9-8515 flying display. When the boys re­ Castro, of coiirse. continued to On Oct. 24 Jose Salazar wrote somebody presents the owner with Peterson, Francis Pisch. Shelcen and extensive!, he was referred to A miniature castle? “ Oh, that ourselves concentrating heavily on cesses," aggravated since the war, turned to the cars, they found an­ work for the overthrow of the another, final letter of resignation. Quish, Barbara Raak Robert Ricci, Green Manor’s main office in was for the kids. When I was little either a few victories or some and they are not dealing effective­ other of the incredible travel coin­ Battista government and was jail­ He drove home, packed a single our perceptions of him as an Indi­ Christine Riggott, Jane. Roy, Kenr I was fascinated by castles. I think other scapegoat, Bowlea can ex­ cidences. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Manchester and brought here. ed. Later, granted political amnesty bag, and went to Ray. vidual. as a product o f our civili­ ly with alcoholism, Dr. Chafetz neth Royce, Robert Bowman. every kid should have a castle to pect, In due course, to be “ maxi­ Open Daily 10 to 6 -Sunday 12 to 5 Shorts had left a card on the car’s Since early June fiery-eyed, 31- and exiled, he returned to Cuba in On Oct. 26, 1960, joke Salazar writes in the New England Jour­ Also, Jamea Sales, Steven Sa.ss, explore." zation. We will be ' taking his windshield, offering good wishes year-old Viose Salazar has been Dec., 1956, to hole up In the Sierra b oards a KLM Dutch Airlines mized” and “ implemented,” words nal of Medicine. Daniel Savlno, Richard Scoflield, Joe Salazar's other projects, too, flight almost for granted; we will for the tour. Shorts is a former rooming at 4 Flint Dr. and work­ Maeatra.of Eastern Cuba, gather plane for Miami, Fku He paiased 5000 S&H GREEN STAMPS for which baseball moguls, not al Claire Schillinger, Gary Sidlell, showed imagination. Using a va­ , be full of curiosity about him as Saving the Newborn member of Hunt's Manchester ing as engineer at the site of the adherents, and engage in the fierce riety of materials and locales, ■the police inspection point with­ W ITH EVERY PURCHASE wrays having an Ivy leagu e educa­ High School rifle team. He Is liv­ Paul Sitkaus, Gary Smith, Kim new Howell Cheney Technical out incident, explaining to the FRE a human being. A Nationwide medical study is Smith. Penny Taylor. ., guerilla warfare which In January, they ranged from a ca fi built In tion, sometimes substitute plainer gathering facts aimed at learning ing In Alaska now. TTie Shorts School on W. Middle Tpke. 1959, led to the overthrow of tlie a cave in Pinar del Rio to the authorities that he was a tj’pist And, In one comer of our re­ OVER 650 HOURS PLAYING Stop In And See Our Giant were on their way to Mancheater. Also. Eugene Twaronite, El'za- Because he speaks fluent Eng­ Battista government. for IN IT. One hour later he was language, more easily pr.onounced causes and prevention of deaths, beth Utting, Sally Vazuka, Bev­ cantilever-roofed Cafeteria Bello- action to ail this, we will be im­ Take Many Fioturee lish, he has adjusted Easily to his With thi.s coup Joae Salazar join­ monte In Havana. In Miami. and understood, such as "fired” or injuries and diseases among new­ erly Vesco, Susan Wackier, V/il- pressed by the thought of how born infants. FROM $1.50 OF BATTERIES The boya rode the White Horn “sent down.” Identical data on 150,000 de­ Chair lift some thousands of feet 11am Walsh, Allen Wiley, Joame UNIVERSAL much alike the Russian and Am er­ zia, William Vincent, Pamela 'Vol- dent of the American Life Conven­ contributed to astronomy Informa­ In politics, as in baseball, there liveries in 100 Hospitals is being Display Today And Every Day up the Canadian Rdekies near Williams, Judy Williams. Douglas ican astrohauts could be consid­ 2ktccaro. kert, Willianf'’ Waldman, James Deaths Last Plight tion, he waa chairman of Peninau- tion on the physics and chemistry gathered and correlated through Powerful 10 transistor chassis. Lake Louise, recording in photo CUSTOM PRE-ENGINEBRED can often be precibua little rela­ Grade 8 honors were as follows: Williams, Barbara Wohlgemuth. IV* Life Insurance Co. at the time of stars. ered, when we do consider them punched cards. The cards contain graphs the loveliness of mountain tion between the poor record of Push button selection for preferred hand. Jane Anderson. Niki Asvestas, Thoma.s Zabrovsky, Ann Zatowski. of his death. ^ ' New York—Ralph O. Rhoades, not as champions of rivai world information'on the age of mother, and glacier to regale their parents the team involved and the quality Anne Atherton, Pamela Barning- Grade 9 honors are as follows: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . _ -W’est Palm Beach — Walter D. 65, a director and former chair­ systems, but merely as human be­ maternal complications, type of Personalized tone control. and friends when the trip le ended. and talent of the eventual scape­ Their swinging antics in the-chairs ham, Constance Barrett, Alan Ruth , Beckwith, Jan Blamherg, Washington tng native of Urich, Mo. He helped In plight of the team may actually The initial goal is to reduce Telescoping twin-pole antenna. many more of us as thne goes on, Complot* WWi Foundation A fter returning to the United Binock. Kathleen Conlon, Doreen Craw’- Senate dining room, apparently of condition. He formerly w’orked In geological investigations in 1935 be the fault of the mogul who does newborn deaths by at least 12,000 ford,. Donna Delaney. a heart attack, Thursday. Michigan. leading to discovery of oil deposits all this drama Ip space serves to Beautiful two-tone case with chrome metal accents. States on Tuesday, July 11, the Also, Cynthia Briggs, Bruce the firing. to 14,000 annually, said Dr. Syd­ boys set up' In a motel fronting Buckley, Donna Carcio, Harold Also, William Dixon, Marian Jacksonville—Laurence F. Lee, Los Angeles— Dr. Paul Willard in Kuwait. remind'us that this fellow, man, is ney Kane of Philadelphia, direct­ Plays with long-life or easy to get flashlight batteries. on a lovely Idaho trout stream. Case, Linda Chace, Edward Colt- Edwards, John Fogarty, Gall 72, former president of the U. S. Merrill, 73, for more than 40 years Stroudsburg, Pa. — William D. a glorious creature, a marvel, who ing the study conducted with co­ Ranney Grotta, an ardent Isaac man, Suzanne Cowles, Helena Geromiller, Margaret Golden, Lyn- Chamber of Commerce, died an astronomer at Mt. Wilson and Kirkpatrick, 74, retired vice presi needs to be rediscovered In all his operation of UNIVAC Division of The Diplomat 9 5 Walton, watched a small boy pull Deary, Nancy DePlano, Margaret ette Goodstine, Holly Hooker, Wedneaday night at his summer Mt. Palomar Observatories, died dent of American Chain and Cable GARAGES Sperry Rand Corp. and the Amer­ home In Canada. A former presl- Wednesday following surgery. He Co., died Wednesday In a hospital. Individual wonder and perhaps, Alsop A dvises GOP $ out two lovely foot-long rainbows DeHan. Stephen Jamaitis, Jeffrey K «m e y . ican Medical Research Foundation. from the pool In front of Grotta’s Also, I^slie Dow'd, Kathleen Also, Eha Kivimae, Paul La- that way, rescued from his collisc- Middletown, July 21 (.iPi—A po­ see OUR LAR«e sciecnoN ,oe cabin, and then turned silently Dunn, Patricia Feltham, CjTithia Forge, Richard Lawrence, Arthur tlve tendency for denying himself tential candidate for the Republi­ Fear of Disease away, his face an eloquent rebuke Flynn, Karen Fl-edrickson, Bar­ XieClaire, Janice’ Lemay, Barbara his 6wn destiny and his own prom­ can gubernatorial nomination is Illness of relatives or close 1395 to the powers that be which forbid bara Geer. Lucinda Geer, Kathleen Lupacchino, Diane Maynard, Ron­ urging his party to pick a man friends with cancer, heart disease AN D UP non-resident fishing. Giorgio, Marcia Glenne.y.' ' ' ald McCann, Kathleen McCormick, JULY SPECIAL ise. He is more wonderful than who can collect votes from . inde­ or other serious illness can make Magna VOX ) A t Grand Co\dee Dam on Also, Thomas Gott. Linda Carol Michalik. the moon and the stars; what a pendents and Democrats. some people sick, particularly if Greszko, Christina Grish, Gary Also, Marilyn Miller, Sharon ALL MAKES John Alsop of Avon, president Wednesday, the boys staged an im­ triumphant kind x>f age it would they are over 40. Gunas, Elsa Gustafson, Linda Neff, Paul Olsen, Robert Parrl.i- We specialize tin room o f a Hartford Insurance Company promptu foot race across the top be. If it were that in which man, The diseases aren’ t contagious, Hackney, John Helfrick, Lynn Hel­ kian, Rosemarie Pella, Patricia ALL MODELS addltioM and cottages. told Middlesex County Republicans 2-CAR 8ARAQE of the dam. There was no winner. but the fear of getting them can Radios In fact, there wrere no finishers, ler, Kathryn Hughes, Betsy Hyde. Rackowski, Beverly Rautenberg, NO EXCEPTIONS at least, could reach his own true last night that they must also ALIGNMENT and ■eU! bury the hatchet of inter-party be. And that fear cam bring on Complete Wiffi Foundation the dam being four-fifths of a'mile ..Also, Charles Jacobson, George Dennis Rodgers, Philip Ruaconi. strife In order to return to power symptoms of illness, remark Drs. across. Katz, Bllise Kenyon, Gary Klrk- Also, Marilyn Sapita, Elaine in CiMinecticut. Jackson A. Smith and Lester H. A t'th e end of the day in Ellens- ham, John Krinjak, Gal] Larson, Sheldon, Karen Slbrinsz, Patricia Bour^ba Berserk? He also reiterated his belief that Rudy of the Illinois State Psy­ from $ .95 burg. Wash., the boys spent the Roberta Lehmus, Paul Leone, Siemienski, Ellen Sostman, Ker- Everybody la trying to explain the employment problem will be chiatric Institute. evening at a laundromat. Manches­ David Litrico, Delia Lupacchino. win Spencer, Anne Sposito, Dan­ BRAKE SPECIAL $i why Prealdent Habib Bourguiba the key issue in the 1962 campaign. Such persons may become nerv­ ter mothers would have enjoyed Also, William Malkenson. Sandra iel Storrs, Richard Sulli'van. 19 the spectacle of their sons doing, McBride. Ruth McElraevy, Sally Also, Myra Treash, Elizabeth o f Tunisia, "hitherto regarded as ous, short of breath, feel their EXIT 49-Conn.T'pki their laundry. The mysteries of' Miller, John Mlnnick, Cynthia Mo- Treat, Ann Viot, J e ^ Waldman, the moat enlightened Arab states­ hearts racing, their ears ringing, E ugene C, Heacox and get indigestion and other Open Every Day (Except Sunday) Till 5:30 what constitutes a white wash and berg, Carol Mooney, Louise Morin, Marilyn Werner, Ellen Wiley, We do all this... O ^ N D A ILY man,’* could ever become the man troubles. Cure lies in recognlzz- what a dark, of how hot the rinse Loretta Murphy. Christine Neill. Mary Williams, Loto' Young, Ed­ • Correct Caster, Cambw, Toe-In • Inspect Wheel Cylinders and Greasa and SUNDAYS Thursdays Tilllo P.M. 1285 water in the machine should be, Also, Janis Nielsen, Rradra mond Zaglio. to indulge himself in such a dras­ Bristol, July 21 WE*l—Funeral ing and. getting rid of the anxiety. A N D UP and whether synthetics esm be Niles, Diane Novakeuski, Sarah Seals mONf COUfCT tic aeries o f events as his 24 hour services will be held tomorrow for • Balance Front Wheels. Olmstead, Linda Orfltelli, John Eugeiic C. Heacox, 86, Forestville, dried with woolens were explored JANUARY 1962 ultimatum to France to agree to Ortolanl. Sharon Palmer, Claire • Inspect Front Brake Lining (front • Inspect and Lubricate Emergency NO 7-6396 » a foimer bank president and chair­ and more or less underwood. Chris the evaluation of the French Glenney is the only boy on the- Fikvadack, Donald Paterson. brakes wear fastest) Brake Linkage man of the Farmington Board p t Dependable Freo G ifts and Rnfrosliments— Exclusive 12>Yeor Guarantee. naval base at Bizerte, followed by Education for 18 years. . tour now with a bright blue pair Also, Janice Peach, Connie PicH- ens, Paul Pilkonia, Juris Pukins- > both FAIRWAYS • Add Needed Brake Fluid • Adjust Steering Mechanism his actual despatch of troops to He died yesterday while driving Cottoqos and Gswoges Built Anywhore In Connocfleut. o f drawers, the result of a miscal­ UNIVERSAL GARAGES, INC. culation with a pair o f blue socks. kis, JoAnne Reynolds, David Rez- to his office here. Death was due I Box 17U.S b ‘. suits SI . Nl W HAVIN ( DNN attack tha base. Used Refrigerators Bob Martin and Brian Foley have nick, Patricia Rhoads, Paula Ros­ L OPEN ovary FR I. ^ T U I has been astounding. Bour- to natural causes. Potterton’s Heacox headed the UnlonviUe * 'Overhauled and Tested become adept at folding shirts for en. Theodore Rosen. pecking that they look only a David Rowley, Farrell SandUs, I fo lb a has been a fine example o f Trust Company for many years. Manchester’s Largest and Oldest TV , Radio, Record so r NITE ttil 9; ani i Hartford General Tire Co. the nationalistic leader who could Survivors include a daugjiter little wrinkled. James Sheldon, Elaine Slbrinsz, j NXME CITY and Appliance Store PHILLIPS' CONSTRUCTION CO On . Friday and Baturday, the Gordon Sochon, Richard Suhie, 156 (kNTER ST. MI 9-282^ MANCHESTER fattar tor his ideals and still bring with whom . he made his home, r A ll DAY MONDAY^ Mrs. David J. Graff, smd a brother, Potterton's boya toured an Oregon lumber Ingrid Swanson, Linda Thomas, OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 9 , AnnWF.W W ONF. j i te m a UkaHam fn A MAMUlAhlA 1 $0 CENTER ST. COR. of CHURCH ST. mill, a flah ladder on the Colum­ Terrance Towle. Wad A. Heacox, Schenectady, N,. 180 Orator Bt.—Cbr. o f OUreh tam» et mlndj he 7* bia, and a TOlmnle area In Ta ie en Aleo, June Uzanaa, Vene J ■

PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJJ),.MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 P A G E N I N E BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY 'CROSSWORD PUZZLE H£Y! W W TSA IPEA,] WE.WANTEP TO PRACTICE Bright Eyes in the Bu$he8 Bolton PQBl^V? ...----- —— .V OUR DANCIN6 LESSON' Tax Office Open HOPE YIAITIN6 FORTHE BUS! Aniww to Provleuo Pimlo f-VOU PU LV^ TV-Radio Tonight 9-Noon Tomorrow^ CENTER PACKAGE STORE >ON'T o u t d e r Capital Affairs 3 C H te p a ir MRS. IDA CARLSON, Prop. LKT5 s e e s t a r t WITM a Bowles Wills Figh M\NP. TALK ONTHe FUMOArAENTALS OF PLUG, Tax. OoUeebor Paul Oarvljil’s of- 455»/i MAIN ST.— NORTH OF THE POST OFFICE .euasi WALDO, ACBOSS 8 Man's nickname OICTIOM, AND THEM X R £ C n & 4 Former 8rst In Progri^ss fiea In ttw Municipal Building will HAMLET'S 30UL0RUy.^ANDFlMALLV)l QUICK! IWUto HouM lady FREE PARWMG NEXT TO OUR STOW ehof b« open tomorpow from 9 a.m. X TAKE BOTH PARTS iNTHE LINCOLN-) MING 8 Founded Television B Prciident'f POPULAR BRANDS OP DOUeiAS DEBATES.'e&AD, MAYBE x l BARS 8 Mouthward In Kennedy Regime Work is progressing on repairs until noon so property owners can CAN'T brother ' 7 Wager BEE SATtVDAT’B^'fV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINO pay their taxes. SHOULD ADD ONE OF M,V OWN 8 Former .U.S. and waterproofing at the Bolton TAKE 8 12th U S. u u Elementary Schml. Workmen are •;00 5 i* wv«r!ss) F^lnday Fbnniee Tfve office will akn be open next o r i g i n a l s p e e c h e s WHILE- preddent president Flr»t Show (la procreu) 32 Public Defender • WINES ERNESTS R e c o r d e r i s s t i l l ANY 12 Runian river 8 Awry removing soft brick and replacing .t « l y snow (la HVsreas) 10. 80 Saturday, July 29, at the seme B y JAMES MAULOW ♦mant, but that he will ask him If Best or the Post 8 t2. hours. ICE OOU> BEER m o r e / ISExiit 10 German wife '' _ (AB Bewe Aaelyst) them with new •hrick, now work­ .. -Jiuiaet Strip IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES 14 Taj Mahal alto he thinks Bowles can fit In better fialty Brine's Shack (In procress) 1:00 Uarrltaa A Son Taxpayers must pay their real • LIQUORS llPaitry Waahlngton, July 21 (A>>—Wash­ somewhere else. ing on the mahi building in a job ISLocatioii 19 Put on which la to bfi completed by Aug. News 5? . w. S?® F*mUy estate and personal property taxes 16Poaed ington Is sometimes like a country 1:30 The Fllnstonea 20 Augments That’s a long way from saying 30. In the cotirse of the job all mor­ Flippy ths Clows ig Route 66 before Aug. 1 to a^od a penalty FREE DELIVERY AN Y TIME;—MI 8-888B 1N« »r MB>KW 17 Time meaauro 22 Poker stake 29 Musical 40 Revolt nigfit, with a lot of bright Bowles Is In solid as undersecro' , Superman 40 Ten-Pin Bowling P*i*— 18 Manipolated 41 Tardy tar jotnta'wlU be repolnted, the charge. Cervlni said tax bills Til. 23 Singing voice - directions litUo eyes gleaming In the bushes, tary. i American Newareel gx Five Star Jubilee ES dough 24 African plant 31 Rowing tools 42 Norse god and g mati can get chewed to roofinga and flashings will be re- Manhunt on Silents Please should be brought with the pay­ 20Arctie ialander 34 Aquatic 4SPaatehMrd Some of the stories about Bowlss ’ fiporta 8 . Teens ville ments. ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 25 Canvas shelter pieces without knowing what bit palred^and the entire exposed sur­ . Behind Cloaed Ooeri 2l Bow alightly 26 Weapons mammal 44lFacU reported ha didn’t get along well 1:00 The Lawlcsa Years him. face of brick and stonework will be I Film 77 Sunset Strip ITS CXJR NEIGHBORa I nGeERTKEYtL S. »GHT HERE.../ OKA/...LETB 22Fuaa 27 Always 35 Kennedy's 45Domestlested in the State Deupartment, par- Newi A Weather 46 Ages co^^j^d with silicone water repel- 3:30 Million Dollar Movla OOP! TH' LE M IAN S!/ OLVCOiV! -JUMP 113 next! rM/GOOD! WlAT \COMPANIES MOVE OUT!, 23 Cheer leader*! 28 Henry former Job In the ffret big family quarrel Ucularly with oldtlmers in the ^ b in Hood ^ W H O ? stick 47 Kind Adventure Theater THEYT?E UNDER ( OONMEN, SCATTERIN' OUR / ABOUT THOSE ) A ' AN' 'BV Beecher’s 37 London river ta the Kennedy edminlatration, career service, and that he wasn't S g o r t^ ^ ^ a A Weather Aapbalt Jungle 26 Jackson and 38 Wheel part 40 Mug ''The cast stone steps and flag­ Royal, Underwood, Noiseless, ATTACK! PROB'LY PEOPLE UP IN l4 COMMANDOS/ middle name Chester Bowles, No. 2 men In the a good administrator. Preview Theater Johnson stone entrance to the school will be tfidwardc 10:00 Michael Sbayne WIPED 1N' TREES! iSt I TRAINED State JDepartment as underaecre- Franuey-Brlnkley Newa 10. IBM and Portables 30 Drinker T“ 2 r " 1 r " r r " IT r This was one of the strangeat removed,, the flagstone replaced The Detectivea 31 Table acrapo r U ry, has just ^walked down that features in this whole episode ainde Evenlns Report Twnight Zona Used Typewriters 828 np Tonight and new cast stone steps installed. I U ock v t 10:30 Manhunt 32Ciitem 12 IS >4 lane. Ha was badly chewed but Bowles In hla time had held some Sgjrta, Sfewa A Weather S3 Male child The parapet and cast stonework The Law and Hr. Jones managed to survive — if only tem­ extremdy important adminiitra „ __ Parson to Person Berube’s Typewriter Service on 34 IdenUcal porarily. over the main entrance will be re­ Million Dollar Movie IB J 16 If tlve jobs. For instance: 11:00 Big News 479 E. BODDLE TPKE, 35 Antitoxini moved and the stones replaced Brava StaUloo News. Sports A Weather 38 Hunting dogi Ldberal Sen. Joseph 8. Clark, D- He had been wartime adminla Death Valley Days A t The Green W 19 20 Pa., fervent suppwter of the Li­ after the wall is repaired. Shotgun Slade 13, N E S T 38 Droves trator of the OPA, director of The Board o f Education had been 11'.16 Best of Jack Pair*’ 39 Owns beral Bowles, seems to this writer price stabilisation after the war, News and Weather America's Greatest Movies SHOULD BE-1 21 considering for more than a year S Eveninc Report Award Theater 40 Compete for a little too optimistic in suggest­ and governor o f Ck>imectlcuL He Sports News H IS F IR ST political office what could be done to eliminate 11:30 Premiere 27 21 w ing the survival is permanent He ^ cla l Security In Action P U P 1 L = - 41 Communal 22 had also been a aOccessful am­ leaking of water at the school. Bids ) bat Masteraon „ . . World's Beat Movies W i told the Senate the conflict involv bassador to Indian a member of 11:25 Kewf 44 What Kenned^ were opened In April 'and Sinclair Rawhide 11:30 The Beit of pAAr WINF a r Ing Bowles "is all over.” and Nixon bad Congress from Connecticut, and Adams of Adams, Lee and Crab­ 48 First man President Kennedy himslef left 3 T Kennedy's adviser on foreign tree which had been hired to advise 1.J) . 49 Vehicle 33 the door open for it not to be all policy during last year’s presiden CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SO Tropical plant over. the Board, recommended that the M tisl campaign. Radio , 81 Wear? Because of the tooth-marks left contract be awarded to the D. I. 52 Sboshonean Somehow,' earlier this year, a Chapman Co., for 813,087. In Bowles' presUge It will be In- •*!*•“* Includes only those new s l»«adoasU o f 10 or 15-mlnute Indian story leaked out that Bowles had Coffee Hour Set ISBgUi. Some statioaa carry other abort nsw acaata) PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 53 General “ tresting to see how egecUve he YANKEE opposed last April’s disastrous All members of SL Maurice par­ Bradle? i r IT 4i 4 T v r u n be henceforth not only In deU- W DRO—isss 4>11:30 Starlight Scrtnada -* VIPES!!^ R3R«30T) r Cuban invasion which K e h n e d y 6:00 New* ^ 1 :0 0 Sign Off I S4Termim ish are invited to a coffee hour 6:06 Today on Wall Street ihg with foreign diplomats but with and some of his advisers had ap- - ™ WPOP—141S I F O R Q O T / 55 Best friend 41 49 60 in the ohuroh hall after each of 6:10 Sport Newa 6:00 Today In Hartford people, who seem to include some proyfed. 6:15 Art Johnson Show 58 Remainder of his critics, in the department. the Meases Sunday. The eocial 7:00 Bob Scott THAT PAYS 61 62 66 A leak on this kind of story— 8:06 Cryatal Hop 9:00 Ray Somers DOWN F6r aeveral day# there were hour is to be sponsored by the 1:00 News A Sign Oil. /C t h e m o r t g a g e which made Bowles look good at a 11:00 New* BASEBALL Holy Name Society. Men in 1 Secretary of 66 news stories predicting Bowles was WRAY—SIS 11:10 Ray Somers V fFOR ANOTHER « state time when Kennedy and some of charge are Dr. Bemaril Sheridan, S:00 Sound Stage 1:00 Del Raycee Show L^^^i^ o n t h .V A sr -22 going to be yanked out of his jolK his closest lieutenants didn’t— 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 2 Ireland by Keimedy and given an assign­ Laicien Lapierre, Ray Oocconi and WINF—1230 ITKMAL could hardly endear him to some Joseph Lefebvre. 8:80 Night Flight 6 :00 New* national / ment as roving ambassador. What 12:00 Sign Oft NEW YORK AT BOSTON BAMK of the people in the Kennedy ad Picnic Slated 6:10 Wall Street ^ A N K made the stories sound authentic WTIO—ISSS 6:1.5 Bob Bacon Sport* ministration. Bol ton Grange has eet July 30 6:00 New*. Weather A Sport* 6:25 Showcase S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAl was their double nature: 6:30 Suppertime Serenad* as the date of a family picnic to Thoma»-PhU Rlxutto GAME TIME 8 P.M. Some indicated the informaticm 6:45 Three Star Extra 7:00 New* critical of Bowles’ performance aa South Windsor be held sit Maahmoquet State 7:05 Conversation Plec* 7:10 CBS-In Person rjosrulOK,' undersecretary came from people Park, Families will at^ve at the 7:30 New* of the World. 7:30 Pulton Lewi* pank at their convenience and 7:45 Grandstand Bandstand 7 :45 Showcase /WOUDOf^LOOKmr) AT TWtr. serving under him in the State De­ Zoning Board 8:00 Yankees at Red So* ,5-22 Y®nHee* at Red Sox partment (his boss, Secretary of each ^11 provide their own re- 11:00 New* !2'?P Showcase and News HEAS ALL YANKK NIGHT GAMES, freehtnOnta. 11:16 Sport* Final 12:16 Sign Off V ~ /iM N 0 T > State Dean Rusk has neVer figured In this) and from people in the Grants Three DeUoatessen Opens H O M E «|4 A W A Y — DIAL 1230 < o White House, meaning people close Boltxm’s first delicatessen te ucators will play the Columbia fi !!P ai Wi an. 't*» filed by Willlsun Peter Nevus of to Kennedy. Variances now in operaUpn at Bolton Notch team again W ednesday at the Manchester and Madelain Aim BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL But one, suggesting Bowles had in the bueineas block ocoiqned by Columbia field. Bolton players are Reynolds, also of Manchester. no Intention of letting himself be •nie Boning bosud o f ■ppe&ls the BoHon Fhanmacy and the New asked to report to Domild Ted- Dental Clinic bounced around, clearly pointed to nwt la«t evening and grated Model Cleaning etore. Open from ford's home on Rt. 85 between 5:30 Mrs. John Chaplin, co-chairman I WANT A 8 a-m, to 9 pxn. daily except Mon­ W / PAD.* I WANT the unnamed informants as men three out of four requests. One and 5:45 p.m. so transportation of the PTA well-child committee, DRINK OF days, Autumn's Bakery features A DRINK OF around Bowles. This could be in­ appHoatlcn was withdrawn, one can be arranged. reports that 45 preschool children WATER ; WATER* terpreted as meaning Bowles had was denied. sandwiches and grinders to go, Daily Beats MAM are being treated in the dental approved their talkii^, if he hadn't home-made siUads, cold cuts and United DMrihutors o f 779 Rt. The Bolton Dah. defeated the clinic being held this week and Inspired them to. meats, milk and other dairy 5 requeoted an exception to erect M and M Oil baseball Wednes­ next week at the Community Hall. ITiis one appeared after the anti- products as well as a full line a aign advectiaing their buskieas day 3-2 in an exciting game. The clinic Includes inspection, Bowles stories. It said bluntly o f. pastry, home made doughnuts Steve Hinds had pitched a shut-out cleaning of teeth, and four G 0 9 \ ,m T 1 at that address. 7716 request was 1WT NEW COMMISSAR W « Bowles would get out of the Ken­ and a full Mne o f breaids. Owners imtil the sixth inning when Tom applications of sodium fluoride. nedy administration altogether If granted w i^ the aUpuk^an that WkPPfNEP? BEEN BRCM BERING ME AgUN! the sign conform with state police of the new business are Autumn Crockett hit a home run with two Treatments will be given Friday Kennedy tried to remove him aa and Vic Krasnickas of Coventry. men on bases, sewing up the game raguiations in reference to ptxiK- and next Tuesday to complete the undersecretary. Basetiall Results for Bolton Dairy. Karl Nickse drove unity of the state taking line. series. It gave the impression that the The last regular game in the in both runs scored by M and M. Barney Daley of 354 Buckland undersecretary's associates—if not Bolton Junior Baseball League Tom Crockett pitched all the way SL, Mianchester, aought an ex ­ Manchester Evening Herald Bowles himself, a one-time highly will be played tonight at 6 at the for Bolton Dairy amd Tom Wilkin­ Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Grace successful advertising man — ception to o ^ te an undetsized Bolton Dairy between the M and son caught. Jeff Maxwell was the McDermott, telephone Mitchell thought a tough offense was the bouse lot on Smith St The excep­ e tsm Sr lE M * VJi. an- v.s. r,t. off. sF M Oil and the Piano Realty teams. catcher for M and M Oil. S-6S66. 7-Z / best defense. tion was granted on the grounds Public Records that the lot la already between M and M will need to win tonight I just can't figure you, Jimmy! Here you are the school / Whether or not it chilled the to retaiii their first place standing The following public records hampion debater and you haven’t been able to get anU-Bowles forces in the adminis­ two existing buildinga and the have been filed with Town Clerk JUDD SAXON board cannot see any ot|ier useful in the league. On Monday, BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD tration Is not known but this is Wednesday and Friday of next David Toomey; your father’s car once this week!” known: That same day Kennedy purpose for this lot week there will be play-offs to Warrantee deeds: Osi^r Md k both FAIRWAYS * lunched with Bowles and the White WUham J. Jurgelas o f 590 Sul- Emma Wangler to Helen C. Car­ House denied Bowles was resign- li'VBn Ave., seeking an exception decide the town championship. The Bolton Ponticelli team de­ ter, house and lot on Clark Rd.; to oonstruct a gasoline station on Edwso'd E. Richardson to Ronalil K OPEN svsry FBI. 1 LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Kennedy’s press secretary Pierre SulHvan Ave., withdrew his ap- feated Hebron last night 4-1 John phoation. Roberts was the winning pitcher and Julia Farris, property on Ver­ Salinger said: "It’s obvious he’s non Rd.; L NITE till 9; ssd 4 staying.’’ Salinger said Bowles was Stanley A. Sladyk of Walnut and Ron Dufresne, the catcher. leaving next Monday on an X8-day Dr., Bast Granby, sought an ex­ For Hebron, Bramley pitched and (Certificate of device from the ^ A a DAY MOmAY^ miasion overseas. ception to convert an existing Carrigan caught. Pontlcelll’s next estate of Pearl I. Broil to Adolph It was after this point that Sen. dwelling on 181 Graham Rd. to a game will be Tuesday night in C. Broil, property on R t 6; Clark got optlmliUc In the Senate two family dwelling. This appli­ Bolton against Lebanon. Marriage license Application speech whldr otherwise was full of cation was granted with oonditiotu The Park Department baseball anger at those news stories’ un­ made by the South Wlixteor build­ team played In Hebron last night named people who had predicted ing department in reference to and won the game 15-8. Bach of calamity for Bowles. the sanitary and safety code. the teams has now won a game. < op' ■»! GeVI Fee*|veiC«Pf. OF MANCHESTER 7 - 2 / TM Wo/iiA,,Sfi »,vd. Then Kennedy at his Wednesday Germaine VecchioUa o f 92 West A third match has been arranged news conference said: St., Rockville, requested a vari­ for Tuesday night In Hebron. FLETGHERn^^ Batchell He had never asked Bowles for ance to allow six building lots of 9-7879 The Educators baseball team of 188 W EST MIDDLE TURNPIKE B. C. his resignation, always expected 100-foot frontage on Spring St the minor leagrio beat the Colum­ BY JOHNNY HART him to serve out the life of his ad­ BUZZ SAWYER The land in question is in an AA bia Farm team, manged by John CORNER DURANT ST. BY ROY CRANE ministration, had complete confi­ 30 tone which requires a minimum Senteio last night 32-5. The Ed- HOW DO THEY C O dence in him, and that Secretary COMRADE WORKERS, WATCH/ BEHOLD IN MV HANDS of 150 feet frontage. The request 5 IE ! NOTICE HOW THE COBRA STRIKES OH,HO/ d id y o u S e e i t ? Ruak had complete confidence In LARGER QUARTERS TO SOLVE YOUR N6E0S! THE TINV AiONfiOOSE, THE SYMBOL OF WHAT 1 AM. IT, wnwcxjr WOODS! was denied with reference to sec­ Advertisement—- AND STRIKES!... ANP HOW THE AWN600SE SUDDENLY THE AAONGOOSE him, too. AND IN THE BASKET, THE COBRA WHICH, LIKE YOUR tion 3, paragraph 3.4 of the South Pim fTY o r FRONT AND REAR PARKINO JRNCE5 ALWAYS JUST OUT OF HARM'S DARTS IN, GRABS THE Still, Keimedy hadn't s^d Bowles IFlowers fo r all occasions; Fu­ PUPPET60VERNMENT, YOU THINK 15 KING OF THE WAY, COBRA BY THE NECK, wouldn’t be moved out of his job Windsor toning regulations. nerals, Weddings, Arrangeonents. . «)UM6LE.„ r e a d y .' AND THE COBRA IS DEAD.' ns undersecretary. So a reporter Also Gifts and Greeting Cards. AUTO GLASS INSTAUED SO W ILLI, asked him the obvious question: Manchester Evening Herald Lee's Florist and Gift Shop — THEAtONGOOSE, Was there still a possibility Bowles S o u t h W i n d s o r oorreepoaOent, Route 44A, Bolton. Tel. MI 3-6089. GLASS FURNITURE TORS DESTROY YOUR might be shifted? Lstura Katz, telephone M itchell Open daily 9:30 to 7 p.m. (Closed HELPLESS PUPPET Kennedy said that as of now he 4-1768. 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. . ______• ft _____ Kelley Saves Decision for Mistretta National All-Stars Ford Shoots for 18th Mound Victory Legion Defeats Portland, 5-4 Tigers Regain Two one-run decisions in ^ d o ^ M d struck out Helleman and001 Chester’s fine American Le­ ing pitcher Pat MistretU. The lat­ hits, Dailey's double the only ex­ Summary: y gion baseball team in excel­ ter allowed only two hits, but tra base blow. MancheRter (5) walked six.. Never Trailed ab r h no a f rbt Against Birds lent po8,ition as it prepares Rrardon. 3b. cf, rf 2 2 oft Sharing the hero roles fort Brim MikuUits’ lead off double# Mucheitcr xationaiV c- <*> Out for Revenge W hite, c f ...... started the trouble for righthander so r h po I The Legion never trailed, get­ D ailey 3b ...... Manchfester’s National Little Schardt, If ...... 4 1 1*0 ( for a.crucial meeting Sunday Sunday afternoon at Memorial Pete DellaBella and Van Camp's Zwick, p ...... New York, July 21 (A*)— afternoon at 2 o'clock with sec­ ting a run in the first on Dave M a n e g p a . c ...... League All-Stars last night in 8 1 0 1 ( REC SOFTBALL Field In Nlantlc, the locals will be White’s single, a stolen ba-se and M inor, lb ...... third single produced the tying run Van Camp, l b ...... 8 0 8 2 ( Southpaw Whitey Ford ond place Nlantlc In that shore­ out to Increase their Zone lead at KoJley. p. I f ...... a 4-2 District Eight Tourna­ Huntlnctou, rf ...... 4 0 a 1 ( Standings Dailey’s first bingle. It was 1-0 un­ and Htmtln^on’a double—for two Cataldo, cf ...... a line,to\»Ti. the expense of the only team to M ay. RR ...... ’, runs—iced the decision for Man­ 3 0 0 0 ( shoots ,Jor his 18th victory W. L. til the fifth when the visitors broke M acaione. 2b ...... ment success against Staf­ T om assl.'cf ...... i . „ Teachrrs ...... ,...10 1 900 Last night Coach Rtisty Scru- whip them this season. Twice through for three tallies. MiatrotU. rf, p ... ford Springs were Brian Van chester. Tom Coughlin followed Bradlau, cf ...... 0 0 0 0 and 12th in a row tonight Nlantlc has turned the trick, beat­ Liicaa, rf ...... 1 1 V I Van Camp’s hit and Zwick'walked, gttrry. c ...... 3 0 1 8 Boland Motors ...... 7 4 .636 ton's teaih defeated scrappy Port­ With one out, Mistretta waW 1 0 0 Camp, A rt Huntington and Bill Heard, c ...... 1 0 0 8 when the New York Yankees, __ 7 B .583 land, 5-4, in Portland, following up ing Kelley the last time the two both denting the plate as Hunting- 01 Gus’s Grinders ... safe on an error and pr.omptly stole T o tals ...... 27> .S ^ S "s 2 ~4 Zwick. The latter tossed a six- Blakeslee, 3b ...... 3 l a percentage point behind De­ Pagani Barbers .. __ 6 8 .500 Its 5-4 decision of the previous clubs met. Kelley, ace of the local P o rtla n d (4) hitter, striking out 12 whUe Van ton connected. Hikullltz. 2b ...... 8 0 2 0 troit in the American League race, staff, is expected to pitch Sunday. second, Mike Reardon wall^ed ahd ah r h po a e rbl Stafford got its first batter on a—Halsted, 2 b ...... 0 1 0 0 Army ft Navy ...... 6 6 600 night over Rockvilie, The win was Towns, lb Camp and Huntingfton supplied O'Connell, s s ...... 2 0 0 0 open a three-game aeries at Bos­ 'N Manchester will enter the game a second infield error loaded the 0 1 8 0 2 2 base in the bottom half of the sixth 88 .1 11 Egg You ...... __ 5 8 .455 the third this week - in four nights Hcffernan. 1 1 1 0 1 0 the punch at Stafford BpiUiga. Coughlin, ...... 0 ton. The Tigers start a four- Telso ' ...... — for the Zone Pour league lead­ with a full two game advantage. bases and set the stage for Dailey’s C ranior c but Zwick reached back into his .... < 7 .364 0 0 2 3 1 1 Kach alugger collected three hlU TotaU ...... ^ * 4 1 2 1 8 game set S t Kansas City. BA Club ...... ,... __ 1 11 .083 ing Silk Towners and the second two-rUn belt. An error, single, and Kulas. 3b 0 1 1 0 0 0 ■with Huntington driving In three bag of tricks and struck out the 1 3 4 Ford (17-2) would b« the first an infield out netted Portland a Sauerm an. rf 0 0 1 0 0 0 _ Stafford Spiings (3) this week over Portland, Monday STANDINGS Maher, cf runs and 'Van Csmp one. next three batsmen—all pinchhit- SacvadOrc. If ...... 3 0 0 1 iefthapder to win 12 straight in nin in the sixth. 0 0 0 b—Moltoria...... 1 0 0 0 F ir s t place Teachers and the night at Mt, Nebo the locals post­ W. L. W h itm o re .‘2b‘_ 2 2 0 ters—to give his club another shot the American League since Lefty Hedgr.R. If . . . . The ■victory moved Coaches Nick Greaves, 3 b ...... 2 0 0 4 rellar dwelling British American ed a 5-1 verdict. Last night the Base on balls to Fteardon, a 0 0 0 at the district title. 1 0 0 Grove who won 16 in a row for the Manchester ...... 9 2 Krauth. p ... 0 0 Cataldo’s and Pat Colangelo’s club c -S m lth ...... ; ; 0 Club hooked up in last night’s win came a lot tougher particular­ sacrifice bunt by Johnny Lucas and Flood, a .... HANDS UP — George into the bracket in district play Hitting Stars Daggett, rf ...... 8 0 1 0 Philadelphia A's in 1931. No pitch­ Niantic ...... • s t .. • • 7 4 0 0 0 0 Hatheway, p, as ... 3’ 1 2 0 battle at Mt. Nebo with the Profs ly when Portland ‘ scored three an attempted double steal, with Slimowicz. b 0 0 n 0 against the winner of Saturday Van Camp and Huntington each er has won 12 in succession in the CTromwell ...... 6 4 Reardon scoring, ended the Man­ Altman has such large Soukup. cf ...... 3 1 1 2 scoring an ea.sy 13-7 decisjon. Ten times In the seventh frame in its Totals ...... 24 4 3 21 S 6 3 night’s game at Verplanck Field came up with three hits and V allj.c ...... 3 .0 1 6 RADIANT RED—Frank Robinson picks out the bat which is keeping the surprising AL since Ellis Kinder,, a right­ Bob SchefTini; in the Dugout runs in the first frame gave th* bid for victory. Rockville ...... 4 6 chester run output but Portland hands that he uses a bot­ between Manchester’s Internation­ MikuUltz added two more to the Bach a lb ...... 1 0 0 6 hander, took 13 in a row while W'as still alive. h—Flood for Mahor in 7Ili. tle-shaped bat instead of Luppl. 2b ...... 2 0 0 0 Cincinnati club on top in the National League. The versatile outfielder is having beat APPRAISAL INSTRUCTION REAcrri^N winners a .safe working margin. ■Wethersfield ...... 3 8 r—Slimnwirz for Hrdpr.s in 7th. al League AU-Stars and South 12-hlt wrinning attack. Dennis 1 0 piling up a 23-6 record for Boston Big Tommy Kelley, who saved Tim Flood, pinch hitting, struck M nnchrslor ...... lOO 030 1—.I the more popular slim- d—Muzio, ...... 0 0 year. in 1949. Eleven ba.se hits, plus a sacrlfic* Wednesday’s game against Rock- Portland ...... 3 8 Portland ...... OOO 001 3—4 Windsor. Action starts at 6 o’clock. Hatheway paced Stafford with two Della Bella, cf. p .. 3 0 1 1 fly, accounted for the 10 markers. out, but Whitmore walked, stole 2h. Dallc.v. Towns: SB. White, Mis­ handled model. The big RaUy Wins hits—both singles. Brian Vail drove Ford, who hasn’t lost since May viile, was called in from leftfleld second and Slimowicz ailso walked tretta. Heffernan, Whlteinore; SAP. It took a three-run rally in the in both Stafford runs in the second. Totals ...... 25 2 6 18 7 1 1 29, when he dropped a 2:1 decision Pacing the 20-hit Teacher at­ once again by Scruton when Port­ Dennis (The Menace) E to load the bases. Out went Mis­ T.iicas: DP. May to Maraione to outfielder is the Chicago a—Ran for MlkulUtz In 6th at Boston, will be working with Scheffing Swapped, Steered tack were Dave Dooman. Conni* land threatened tb pull an upset. swung the big slick for the locals, Minor, W'hitmore to Towns; LOB. Man- last inning to gain the verdict. Zwick didn’t allow an extra base b—Batted for Saevadorc In 6th. tretta and in came Kelley, to be ohrstrr. 6. Portland 5: BB, Mistretta t. Cubs’ candidate for the Ahead 1-0 after one inning, Man­ blow. He walked four. c—B atted for G reaves In 6th. three days rest again after beat­ Stratelmler and Jim Kaiser, each Although tagged for a two-nin collecting four hits, one a double. greeted by Towns’ two-run double. Krauth .3: SO. Mistretta 8, Kelley 2, National League batting chester fell behind, 2-0, after two The Nationals will host Satur­ d—Batted for LUppl In 6th. ing Baltimore 5-0 with a six-hitter with three hits. Rod Watson hom­ double by Skip Towns, Kelley bore He drove in three nms. The win- Krauth 1: Hits off, M istretta 2 for 4 2b, Huntington. MIkullitz; SAC. Van ered and singled twice for th# Kelley then reared back and fired runs in 6J innings, Kelley, 1 for 0 runs title. and that’s the way the score read day night’s winner of the game at Camp.. LOR Manchester 10. Stafford Monday night. The little lefty until the locals came to bat for the Verplanck on Thursday night at ? : 9 B , Zwick 4, Hatheway 1: worked on an every-fourth-day Surprising Tigers into Race BA’s and Lennie Smith (do'abl# Della Bella 6, Hatheway Pitching Collapses and two singles) starred in a 'os- last time In the sixth. Waddell Field at S o’clock. schedule while winning 16 in the 1; Hits off, Della Bella 11 for 1 run in first half of the season, but Mana­ ing cause. THE ger Ralph Houk then decided to New York (NEA)—A ma-f Neither has Cfharley Metro, the,yBruton, Dick Brown, Terry Fox Makeup game Sunday afternoon Biggest Race Card of Season^ give Ford an extra day of rest be­ swarthy, bandy-legged and fiery and Chuck Cottier, the latter ac­ at 2 o’clock at Mt. Nebo lists th# tween starts. jor league baseball club has to Hungarian managing Denver of quired as insurance, again.st young Teachers and Egg 'N You. That was when Houk figured he obtain and develop its play­ the American Association. Nine of Wood failing at .second base. Teachers ...... 10 20 000 1 13-JO-S Herald Angle lOO-Miler Set for Riverside had aome extra arms. But with Bill ers. the current Tigers were polished Scheffing held up the barter until B.A. Club ...... 301 010 2 7-14-1 Pro Teevee Contract And Reds Lead Cnt Stafford. Bob Turley and Ralph Robert Scheffing had a with the Bears under Metro. 'ITiey he landed Fox, whom Boh saw as drick. Conn and Jones. By Terry nursing ailment.s. Ford is are inflelders Jake Wood. Steve of the previous 12 games, going# White’s three-run double tied it hand in doing both in the a relief worker while coaching the Danielson and DiBatti.sto; Ken- Saturday will be the ’’night offs. Ski Giirskl B. Loud , .97.01 AMERICAN UCAOCE New York, July 21 (/P)— back on the old schedule again, Boros, Dick McAullffe, Larry Os­ Braves. EARL YOST nights" for auto racing fans. This back to July 2 for the Cards in the sixth inning. masterful managing job the old 9. B. Gumey-F. Beaulieu ....97.41 Continuing to roll along with an What’s wrong with Cincin­ particularly after Bud Daley, minor league catcher is doing with borne and Ozzie 'Virgil; catcher Made the (tilth CIIURCH SOFTB.ALL Sports Editor Is the date of the greatest race 10. B. Schaeffer-J. Albano ..105.88 San Francisco clung to third But the Giants then broke loose working with only Uvo days’ rest, Mike Roarke; pitchers Phil Regan As things turned out, this Impressive record, league leading nati? Look to the pitching. place with a 10-6 victory, at St. for four runs in the eighth on the Tigers this season. Six run.s in the first inning aided on the Riverside Speedway ca'.en A number of other pilots went and rookie Ai Downing were In the spring, people close to and Fred Glanning; and outfielder maneuver made the Tigers. It filled Center Congos in their 12-3 deci­ dar and generally recognized as through the time trials but are Army & Navy clubbed Police * Invalidated by Judge The Reds’ .staff—the big­ Loui.s, ending the Cards’ winning Harvey Kuenn’s tie - breaking roughed up as the Yankees lost Bubba Morton. two of the more important posi­ Fire last night, 9-1, at Waddell string at five, while fourth place double and Willie Mays’ 28th hom­ baseball, including those in De­ sion over the slumping North The National League Story the “Indianopolis of the East. ’ It making last minute decisions on gest “if” in any hopes for a doubleheader at Washington troit, wondered what Big Bob Before rejoining the Detroit tions. Brown did practically all the Methodlst.s last night at (Tharter Is scheduled for an 8:15 post time partners. They will have up to 6 Field. Pitt.sburgh beat the Chicago Cubs er. That hung the defeat on reliev­ Wednesday. catching until he suffered a badly Walking encyclopedia of baseball, that’s Lee Allen, former Big .Ray LaGace contributed New York, July 21 {IP)— ^statutes of the nation apply torture action by the NFL. One would their first National League Scheffing w'as going to use as an chain — he cra.shed the Tigers as Oak Park. The loss was the third and will take about two and one o'clock but their official com­ pennant in 21 years—has given tip 4-0 behind the four-hit pitching of er Lindy McDaniel (6-4). Rookie That double loss by the Yanks an outfielder during the war — broken finger the other day. Bru­ public relations director for the Cincinnati Reds, staff writer half hours In the nmnlng. three hits to the winner’s attack, professional sports, but not to the be an appeal of the ruling. The al­ Southpaw Joe Gibbon. Milwaukee Dick Le’may (2-2) won It in relief. infield and who would catch. After straight for the perennial power- bined time trial figures will de­ The Justicse Department had athletic activities of educational more runs in five games than it * * * cut their hold on first place to just Frank Lary and Jim Bunning. Metro managed Vancouver of the ton’s presence enabled Ai Kaline hoiuse Methodists. for the Sporting News and feature writer with the Cincinnati Top drivers and top performing termine where they start and if one a homer. Wayne Anderson ternative to that would be to re­ defeated Philadelphia, 5-1. three percentage points, and De­ to return to right field, where he is its answer from a federal institutions at the interscholastic turn to the previous TV program had ,ln two weeks. And Cincin­ • • • PIRATE.S-CUB8—Jerry Kindall there appeared to be a pitching Pacific Coast League, where he had Jerry Chappell proved no puzzl# Inquirer, now historian for baseball’s Hall of Fame at Coo- cars will draw the greatest of at­ they start. The rule book will be tossed a strong three-hitter, Tom nati's once rosy six-game hiilgc troit wiped that out by thumping vacuum. And just how much did Brooks Robinson, Ronnie Han.sen happier. Fox is the bull pen ace tention. Weeks of makitig de kept open and enforced in the big Grassey collecting two of the PFs judge today — the National or intercollegiate level.” of individual contracts by the mem­ DODfiERS-REDS Duke Sni­ had two of the Cubs hits, both Baltimore 15-8 while New York to the Congos who collected 13 perstown, N.Y.. The gifted Allen recently wrote an excellent NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle, ber clubs. Last year, CBS held 10 suddenly is a biack-and-biue 1':.- Bob Scheffing know about the and Marv Breeding, now of the Scheffing expected. hiLs, 10 men batting in the big cisions on teams, working out of one. The purses and points will be bingles. Football League’s new ?9.8 game edge. der; Willie Davis, Wally Moon jnd doubles, off Gibbon (8-4), who was idle yesterday. Cleveland out- American League? He had been- Orioles. So the man from the Scheffing improved every outfit opok, entitled the National League Story. Publishers are time trials, careful preparation of the biggest of the year and it will Army & Navy ...3 4 0 2 0—9-8-2 million “package” television however, predicted, “This decision of 13 contracts, NBC two (Pitts­ Norm Larkcr, all lefthanded gave up three walks but struck slugged Boston 12-11 last night in first inning. Eight of the has# HiB and Wang in New York. ■#- will have a far reaching effect on burgh and Baltimore), and Sport* Joey Jay, Bob Purkey. Ken Hunt associated with the National for Pennsylvania coal fields ha.s help­ he has managed. There was a move knocks were for extra bases with motors and chassis and planning be a dog fight within the rules for Police & Fire ...0 1 0 0 0—1-3-5 contract with the Columbia Broad­ swingers, did the thumping for the out nine for his first major leagiie the only other AL game scheduled. seven campaigns. ed develop two current American to name him Manager-of-the-Year National League is 85 years old of strategy are all over by now. televised sports events. The Na­ Network, Inc., one—the Cleveland and Jim O'Toole, the Reds' top Dodgers against Jay (13-5i, a shutout. Dick Stuart doubled • • ♦ Craig Johnson getting a double and and there have been hundreds, out. O'Day ruled that the run every single driver from the first Anderson and Pilkonis; Carrier, casting System violates antitrust tional Football League contract starters, all have been beaten in New Set of Teeth League infields. after hla third season with the didn’t count and it went into the All that remains is the matter of to final lap. ~ Mac Lean and Gott, Carrier. laws and is invalid. Browns. Minnesota's Vikings be­ righthander who had won five in a home a flial-iruving run for the TIGERS — ORIOLE.S —■ The Cubs in 1959, but'when the rival triple. Pete Cordera checked in yes, thousands, of high spots dur­ with CBS is the same type that come the 14th NFL team this sea­ the five-game slump—Cincinnati's Pirates, and they added two more The Tigers and thejr new set of Scheffing has tremendous faith with two doubles. books as a 1-1 tie. Darkness would getting to the front and staying Pre-race opinion is that the Still unanswered for the nation’s longest losing streak since late row and like Purkey has beaten Tigers twice came from behind in Metro’s opinion, and enigineered White Sox bminred down in front ing this. time but the very ^est there for some 600 laps or 1001 Krebs-Disbrow team will be a has been employed by other son. Los Angeles three times. Singles in the fourth on Bill Mazeros'Ki's again.st the Orioles before ripping teeth answered the questions by Center Congo ..601 023 x 12-13-2 were selected and put into print have prevented the start of an­ INTERNA'nONAL LEAGUE sports fan who thrives on his year- leagues and heretofore has gone In his decision, Judge Grim said: April, when the Red.s plunged breaking from the- gate smartly the deal that shipped Frank Boll­ in Chicago. Philip Wriglev deemed No. Meth...... 001 200 0— 3- 8-3 other inning. miles. 'That is the story of the slight favorite over the punishing round menu of televised games is by Maury Wills and- Moon, 'vho single off losing Lefty Jack Curtis a 6-6 lie with eight runs in the ing to Milwaukee when assured it necessary to resort to the time- by the gifted Allen. famous "Riverside 500.” Four-hitters were exchanged by unchallenged.” “By this agreement the member from top to bottom. drove in three runs, and Snider’s i6-4). and matching strides with the Bliven and McCarthy, Brinn; Less than three weeks earlier, 500 laps. Dixon-H u m i s t o n will the Lawyers’ Dan Borque and Bud what happens now to similar con­ The NFL contract negotiated by seventh. Rocky Colavito drove in Yankees when It developed into a that Wod and Boros were as far honord dodge of making the man­ TVenty three chapters and 277 The first 10 teams and their be out to avenge the defeat of .'ast clubs have eliminated competition The second place Lo.s Angele.s homer wrapped it up in a four-run • * s five run.s with a pair of homers, the Chappell and Steely. pages make up Allen's master­ Allen continues, in a game be­ Lawrence and Ansaldi's Pete Kuz- tracts held by other sports groups- Rozelle granted CBS exclusive among themselves in the sale of two-club race. advanced as were Robinson, Han­ ager the fall guy. tween Pittsburgh and Chicago the starting positions as determuied year when it appeared they had In addition to the NF^ the Dodgers, after beating Purkey third inning. BRAVBS-PHILS Joe Adcock second a .three-run shot in the big sen and Breeding when they be­ So, and fortunately for Detroit, piece. by the total combined time trials fnickas but the Bar entry scored rights to telecast all regular sea­ television rights to their games. Wednesday night, went to work on Southpaw Sandy Koiifax (12-6) hit his 20tli home run and also had seventh. Jim Gentile hit two home The Tigers may have been gross­ ALUMNI BASEBALL exact same play happened but the the gold and glory within grasp. the most times to win last night American Football League, the Na­ son games played by the 14 NFL Clearly, this restricts the individ­ ly misguided—in the front office came Baltimore whiz kids of 1960. he was available when the young One that caught the eye imme­ for three laps as registered by the Maggiacomo-Patnode off previous tional Basketball Association and lay last night and hammered four wa.s the W'mner with his first com­ one of the Braves’ three singles runs for the Birds. Hal Woodeshick In exchange for Bolling and Neil Tigers required a manager just like Eastern Standings diately was, "The Day Merkle lone umpire, O’Day, refused to call Riverside electric timer are: at Verplanck, 6-2. teams, with each team sharing ual clubs from determining from home runs for a 10-1 romp and a and on the field—for a decade, but W. L. Pci. the runner out. However, as an af­ long grinds could wind up with the National Collegiate Athletic equally in the television income. plete game since June 20. He al­ in a three-run first inning that (4-3) was the winner in relief and their scouts haven't been asleep. Chrislev, the Tigers obtained Billy Scheffing. Missed Second.” This was one of 1. S. Disbrow-B. Krebs ...... 90.04 the pot of gold. The compettlion Borque paced the offensive with Association hold exclusive con­ which areas the telecasts of their sweep of the two-game scries. lowed seven hits, but walked just l)eat Ohri.s Short (3-2). Rookie Bob Steve Barber (10-8) the loser. Fire ft Pollc# ...... 12 5 .708 the most controversial plays in the ter thought, O'Day was determ­ The shift from the old federal- games may be made since the de­ A ft I ...... 9 10 .474 ined that if the play ever came up 2. D. Dixon-G. Humiston ....9J.41 appears to be the best in the long two hits. tracts with networks. Major league approved NFL TV program, which Including the 25 runs Milwaukee one and struck out seven, blank­ Hendley (3-2), a lefthander, shut Manager Paul Richards of the long and honored history of our 3. F. Blum-J. Palcski ...... 9i.lfl history of this classic and the only Lawyers ...... 0 2 0 3 0 x—5-4-4 baseball always has shied away fendants have by their contract counted in a two-game sweep nnd ing the Reds after Prank Robin­ out the Phils after Don Demeter Orioles, thinking reliever Hank Ponticelli's ...... 8 10 444 again, he would call the base run­ permitted each team to negotiate given to CBS the power to deter­ Elks ...... 6 13 .316 great national pastime. ner out. 4. J. Magglacomo-E. Patnode 91.53 race of its kind. The fans will be Ansaldi’s ...... 0 0 0 0 2 0—2-4-4 from package deals. Each base­ its own TV contract, came after a 4-2 loss to Chicago, Cincinnati son’s RBI single in tfhe first inning. homered in the first inning and Aguirre shaved Ron Han.sen too 'There have been, in the seasons 5. D. Galullo-B. G reco...... 92.01 out in record breaking numbers Bouraque (2), Lawerence (1) ball club makes its own TV ar­ mine which games shall be telecast pitchers have given up 47 runs in * * • put away his fliat compdete game close with a pitch in the ninth Pittsburgh Needs Lots of Luck Thus, there would not have been the new American Football League and where.” Western Standings between 1871 and 1960, approxi. any famous Merkle incident if the 6. J. Lobo-Sal Dee ...... 92.44 and a record-breaking racing and Kleinschmidt; Kuzmickas and rangement. had operated in its first season last the five game.s. They had allow­ r.IANTS-C.'VBDS - .San Francis­ with a five-hitter. It was Milwau­ Inning, charged the Tiger south­ mately 96,000 major league con- 7. G. White-C. Brayton ...... 95.47 event is in the offing. Turner. Federal Judge Allan Grim, an­ In Dallas, Milt Woodard, assist­ ed only 42 runs while winning 10 co blew a 6-0 lead when Bill kee’s fifth victory in six games. paw on the mound. Flayers from W. L. Pet. play hadn’t occurred several weeks year under an exclusive, share-end- ant commissio:'.er of the AFL, said Htfd. National ...... 14 6 .737 testa. In each of them there h,gve earlier. nouncing his decision in Philaflcl- share alike contract with ABC both clubs intervened, however, Plus Law to Repeat Flag Win been, roughly, 54 putouts. As Al­ phia yesterday, made no mention ”We'll surely have to study this. and held it to a verbal brawi. The Green Manor ...... IS 5 .733 The Giants claimed they won, 2- without a legal challenge. Our contract with ABC is similar Bantly Oil ...... 6 18 .118 len points out, more than five 1, and the Cubs wanted the' game of the other pacts. The Justice incident followed home runs off Commissioner’s Action to the NFL’s contract, but we do Aguirre by Gentile and Hank Pittsburgh (NEA) -- The casc-a But the way the breaks have Nasslff Arms ...... '...8 13 .333 million batters and base runners claiming McGinnity’a Interference Department, which had questioned Rozelle said "The NFL entered not know exactly how they com­ Right Behind DiMaggio, Berra have been retired, but of all these, and also because the Giants re­ the legality of the NFL-CBS two- into the contract in order to insure Foiles. of Vernon Law is remindful of the been going, you wonder just who’s the play that inflamed people the year pact signed last April 28, said pare. We would have to read the Major League man who took his troubles to the going to do the beating. Green Manor remained in th# fused to play off the tie the next the continuation of its policy of NFL contract to know.” NATIONAL LEAGUE thick of the battle for first plac# moat, the one that provoked the day as required by league rules. It would have no comment until televising all road games of a INDIANS — RED SOX — Jim hospital. That invisible lady who sits in It studied the judge’s decision. Commissioner Maurice Podoloff Bauer Ready for Final Game, = L e a d e r s = Piersall and Tito Francona drove the dugout and presides over sore W. U Pet. G.B. in the Western Division with a 9-4 controversy, was the putout of League Preoident Harn.’ Pulli­ league team to Its home area.” He "I got ever.vthing,” he said, and — of the NBA said; in seven runs between them for shoulders, smashed fingers and Cincinnati .., .56 86 .609 decision over Bantly Oil last night Fred Merkle at second base. The am. although preasured from both Both In Doubt added: "I'm very interested in reading AMERICAN I-EAGUE when the doctor had completed hla Batting (Based on 200 or more the Indians and' paired for con­ slumps ? Imh Angeles . ..54 87 .598 I'/j at Charter Oak. The winners trail date was Wednesday, Sept. 23, sides, upheld the umpires. Not Both the AFL and the NBA “Changing television economic the judge’s ruling. Anything that examination he found that the pa­ ■San Francisco 48 42 .533 7 Hartford National Bank by one- 1906 at the Polo Grounds in New were in doubt as to what the i-ul- factors make it impossible for us Fans to Honor Kaycee Skipp'^r at hats) — Howard, New York, secutive home run.«t in a four-run satisfied with the verdict, both affect one. professional sport af­ seventh inning that beat the Red tient had been just about right. rittshiirgh ... .44 80 .580 ■J'/j half game in the standings. York. sides appealed to the league's Ing could mean to them. Walter to arrange for a continuation of fects another, whether you’re in­ .367; Cash, Detroit, .854; Piersall, Cleveland, .888; Brandt, Baltimore, Sox. Boston, dow'n 3-2 after five "About the only thing we can’t Milwaukee ,.. .43 48 .500 10 Andy Ruganis homered for th# board of directors but Pulliam’s Byers, executive director of the this plan in the future without a volved directly or not. I would want Kansas City, July 21 (J>) - Al­ find a trace of is appendicitis,” the St. I„oiiis ... . .43 46 .488 111/, NCAA, said the NCAA contract single network arrangement. It most 14 years ago, a husky right- .886: Killebrew, Minnesota, .828. inning.s, had taken the lead with winners in the fourth, driving In Playing First Game deedmon was upheld and the game to know if this ruling just affects five runs In the top of the seventh. doctor said. Radioy TV sports Chicago ...... US 51 .427 101/, three runs. Bruce Cappa went two ordered replayed. A playoff for with the American BroadcasUng will mean that many of our teams contracts with CBS or with other fielder played his first major Runs—Mantle, New York, 88; Philadelphia . ..27 59 .314 26 Merkle, that day, was a 19-year- Company for national telecast j of will be without the necessary tele­ Colavito, Detroit. 78; Maris, Now Bobby Locke (3-D) won it and Then began the x-rays, teats, for two with one RBI while for th# the league title as it turned out. networks as well.” The NBA is league ^seball game and rapped Billy Muffelt (2-10) lost it, both in therapy and the like. There was Tonight— Thursday’s Results Oilers Dicic Siegal and Bob Hal­ old first baseman appearing in his The Cubs and Giants were tied college football games would not vision income to operate success­ with NBC. three hits off Lou Brissie, a fine ■York, 77; Kaline, Detroit, 78; ■ Milwaukee 5, Philadelphia I. first full National League game be involved in any overall Inter­ fully and preserve the balance of Cash, Detroit, 72. relief. practically nothing they didn’t do 8 p.m.—Red Sox vs. Yanks, stead starred. Woody (^lark of for first place on the morning of A spokesman for CBS said it southpaw pitcher with the Phila­ to the patient except change' his Fittebiirgh 4, Chicago 0. for the Giants, who held first place the replay, each with 98 wins and pretation...... competition in the NFL.” would have no comment until "we delphia Athletics. Runs Batted In—Gentile, Bal­ WTIC, WINF. Green Manor turned in the gair.e’s Generally,” Byers said, "It has oil. The patient began to eat bet­ lyos Angeles 10, Cinrlnnatl 1. fielding gem with a great running by six percentage points over their 55 defeats. More than 35,000 (ca­ Rozelle said he was consulting have had a chance to see a copy "Boy, this is easy,” mused Hank timore, 80; Mantle and Maris, New San Francisco 10, St. ]x>uis 6. opponents that afternoon, the Chl- been considered that the antitrust league attorneys concerning tu­ of Judge Grim's decision.” York, 84; Cash, Detroit, 82; Cola­ ter and pay attention to what was Saturday— catch in foul territory for the final pacity) was in the New York park Bauer, the fleet-footed ex-Marine Stale ’• by - Stale going around him. Today’s Games out. oago Gubs. an hour before the game started. then a New York Yankee hopeful. vito, Detroit, 78. 1:30—Braves vs. Pirates, San E'ranrisco (Jones 7-6) at New York fiitched ite ace, Hits — B. Robinson, Baltimore, One morning the doctor walked Green Manor ...... 010 243 x 3-6-1 With the score tied at 1-1 with Tonight, that same rightfielder, in behind a smile. Channel 30. Cincinnati (Hunt 0-5), 9:05 p.m. Bantly ...... 110 000 3 4-6-5 two outs in the last half of the Christy Mathewson, but' the Cubs now manager of the Athletics in 118; Kubek, New York, 110; Cash, Baseball Draft 1:45—This Week In Sports, 1.08 Angeles (Drysdale 7-5) at ninth, Mooae McCormick was on were not to be denied and scored Reshuffling 3oh for Jumho Jim Detroit. 108; Francona, Cleve­ "I have good news for you," he Channel 3i Colangelo and McCk)y, Lodge; Kansas' City, will play his last began. "Everything inside you is St. Louis (Jackson 5-8), 9 p.m. Galagher and Halsted. third and Merkle on first. AI Bird- four nms in the third inning and game and retire to direct his club land and Kaline, Detroit, 107. Plan Proposed 2 p.m.—Red Sox va Yanks, Milwaukee (Burdette 10-6) at well singled oft Jack Pfiester to won out, 4-2. clinching the pen­ Doublesr-Kubek, New York, 26; working well. The tests showed Channel 8; WTIC. WINF. Piitsburgh (Mizell 4-7 or Haiddlx from the bench. There will be gifts nothing serious. I’d say you'eango INTERMEDIATE BASEBALL centerfleld. McCormick crossed the n an t-b y one game. from the fans but they probably Kaline, Detroit, 25; Power, Cleve­ New'ark, N.J., July 21 (A*) — 4:80—Horse Race of Week, 6-4), 8:15 p.m. plate with the apparent winning * « * Injured Trackmen Headache w’on t include a rifle-armed right- land, 24; Romano Cleveland, 28; John (Honey) Russell, a scout home. You’re well.” Channel 18. Chicago (Cardwell 8-7 or Ells­ Nine runs were scored in the. O’Connell, Washington, 22. "That's good news,” the patient final Inning but tl;e Imperial Ca­ run and the crowd immediately Herkle’ s V’ersion fielder who could drive in 100 runs for the Milwaukee Braves and 5 p.m.—Big Time Wrestling worth 8-6) at Philadelphia (Owens surged out onto the playing field. As Team Meets Great Britain a season—sometMng the manager Triples—Wood, Detroit, 8; I.an- former Seton Hall University said. "You’ve done well by me, Channel 8. ' 1-8), 8:05 p.m. terers had scored more in the first But Merkle, seeing McCormick Merkle, the goat, had this to of the cellar-plagued A’s could dis, CVleago, 6: .Sn.vder, Baltimore, coach, has urged state-by-state doctor, and I’m pleased. But 5 p.m.—Wrestling, riuinnrl 18. AMERICAN LEAGUE five frames and wound up with score, did not bother to continue say; "The single that set up the use more than anything right now. Fox and Carry, Chicago, Piersall, drafting of high school and there’s one question I’d like to 10 p.m.—Fight of the Week, Detroit ...... 60 3.5 .645 — a 9-5 decision over Fire ft Polic# Cleveland, K^lne, Detroit, and ask. Why, when I get out of bed, Channel 8. last night at Memorial Field. Th# on to second, but turned instead play might have been a double or London, July 21 (/P) — "How,’’<|>as anchor and possibly the 220- World Series Vet college graduate.s by major New 5'ork . . ..58 32 .644 Vt and ran to the clubhouse in center- triple. But Jack Hayden (Cub Keough, Washington. 5. league clubs as a method to do I still fall flat on my face?” Baltimore ,. .51 42 .548 9 winners collected five of the sixth mused Jumbo Jim Elliott today, yard dash with Dave Jones. It was 1,543 games ago that Home Runs—Mantle, New' York, .Sunday— inning tallies and then saw th# field to escape the fans, as was the rightfielder) made a wonderful Bauer made his debut. It wasn’t as help .solve baseball's bonus Need the Deacon Cleveland ... .52 48 .547 9 custom in such a situation. stab and knocked down the drive. "can one track team wind up witli Jones said he figures that if 86; Maris, New York, 85; Kllle- problem. 2 p.m.—Red Sox vs. Yanks, Chicago ...... 47 47 .500 18 ti losers register four times before Following are the pairings and Manfred Germar of Germany can easy as he thought then but he be­ The case of Deacon Law is not What happened after that, Al­ At that I could have gone to second so many injuries? I’m just brrw, Minnesota, 20; Colavito, De­ Russell, In an interview with quite as complicated, but jn a way Channel 3, 8; Boston ...... 44 51 .463 17 darknetis cut short play. len goes on. depends upon the ver­ easily, but uith one nm needed to starting tlmp.s tor Saturday s Inter- beat American ace Frank Budd in came a symbol of the spirit of the troit, 27; Gentile, Baltimore and Jeff Gentilcore singled •’fid Club golf match at PItlington Ridge amazed.’’ 200 meters (os he did in Stuttgart Yankees who won nine pennants Henry Schwartz, sports editor it is similar. MTIC, m N F . Washington .42 .50 .457 171/, sion that you heard. But second win and a man on third I played against Wllllmantic members: Cash, Detroit, 26. of the Paterson Evening New^ The shoulder that went to pot I..OS /Angeles ..59 .54 .419 21 doubled, driving in two runs for baseman Johnny Evers called for it safe. When Birdwell got the , 11—Clchon. Meurant, Kalita, Mar- Elliott, head coacih-of the United Wednesday) he has a chance in and seven World Series during his Pitching (Based on 7 or more the Caterers. Larry Wogman Kowflki States track team that took on the 220. 12 seasons in the big town. proposed that each high schrel weeks ag,o has had every variety Minnesota ■ . .88 .54 .418 21 ti the ball at , second base. Solly single that should have won the 11:07—Safin, Wolff, Goettllch SrJ,*' decisions)—Latman, Cleveland, 9- player selected receive a mini­ had two hits for the FPs. GfWt Britain at White City Sta­ Jones will be part of a two­ of treatment that can be prescrib­ Kansas Oty S3 58 .868 26 Caterers ...... 130 005—9-7-0 Hoffman, the centerfielder, threw game, I was so happy over the Denniaon. He never was a phenomenal hit­ 0, 1.000; Ford, New York, 17-2, mum bonus of $4,000 and each Sport Schedule Thursday's Results 11:15—Rouen, Peterson, Falcone Jr., dium today and tomorrow in its pronged attack on Budd. Peter ter but he became one of the old ed --- but''still the Deac gets that Fire and Police .. .100 004—5-9-4 it in, but his toss was wild. Floyd victory I started for the clubhouse, Johnson .895; Mossi, Detroit, 1()-2, .888; college player get a minimum pain when he throws and doesn’t Detroit 15, Baltimore 8. Kroh, a substitute for Chicago, at­ figuring of course on getting out third international meet in a week, Radford, Britain's Olympic 100 proa of the Yankees, a man who Schwall, Boston, 9-2, .818; Wynn, of $8,000. Shapazian and Zawistowski; 11:21—Falcone Sr., Kunzli, Cadic-ux, had to make four, eubstitutiona for meter bronze medalist, will test have the old fast ball and control Today Cleveland 12, Boston 11. Cronin, Minor, MeSweeney and tempted to retrieve it, but Joe Mc- of the way before the crowd Kelcham. could be depended on when the Chicago, 8-2, .800. Russell .suggested yesterday Only Galies Scheduletl, 11:28-C. Smith, Quinn, Sampson, his injured operatives against the Villanova junior in the 100- chips were down. Determination Strikeouts — Ford, New York, that were his forte. Ponticelli’s vs. Ellcs, 6:10, Char­ Rusconi. Ginnity raced over from the Giant blocked the field. Harrigan. Great Britain. yard dash. that the order of selection be Let's be realistic. Without Law Today’s Games coacher’s box, wrestled it from "WThen I heard Evers calling for 11:35—J. Cich'on, Ferreira, showed in his every gesture. A J81; P a 8 CUB I, Minnesota, 180; determined by won and lo.st ter Oak. Dam, Gretel von Ravenwald growls “Keep away!” while sire, Otto von Bec'kum sneers Cianciulll. Wol'ck, ’iWlhen I took the job,” he said, Cup of Tea the Pirates can't win that second Cleveland (Grant 8-4) at Min­ him, and la believed to have the ball, and noticed the excite­ righthanded hitter, he was tabbed Bunning, Detroit, 119; Bell, Cleve­ percentages in both the Amer­ F&P vs. Htfd. Nat., 6:10, nesota (Kaat S-IO). thrown it into the stands. ment, I did not know at first what disdainfully, “I’m better than you.’’ The two pedigreed German Shorthaired Pointers 11:42—MuaUrd, McCarty, Curran, ‘tt thought I would just have to The 100 is Budd's real cup of as a sucker for a curve ball early land, 108: Ramos, Mihnesota, 101. ican and National Leagues, pennant in a row that all Pitts­ Keeney. Milky Way are parents of a.litter of 10 pups. The ribbons pictured were won by Otto. (Herald Dymon. send the boys into tliteiir sp^altlee tea. He set a world record of 9 2 in his career. His manager for 11 burgh crayes — none more than Detroit (Regan 9-4) at Kansas Somehow Evers obtained anoth­ it was about, but the meaning of 11:49—Jarsabek, Davia Hitchc.x;k, NATIONAL LEAOl’E wltli the team iftsing the most ■' Sears' vs. ‘Sullivan’s; 6; Waddell. City (.Archer 6-5), 10 p.m. er ball, stepped on second, and It all suddenly dawned on me and photp by Ofiara).. Grotheer. and be called a genius if they won. seconds in the event In the United seasons, Casey Stengel, once Batting (Rased on 200 or more garnes In the majors having the Bucs themselves, who aren’t Earth’s home in space, the Mil­ 11:66—Shepard, Allen Lombardo. Now I’m improvising all over the States National Championships exactly gun-shy when a World Nassiff’s vs. Manor, 6, Buckley. New York (Ford 17-2) at Bos­ raced over to plate umpire,’ Hank I wished th at. a large, roomy and Beckwith. growled; "He wants to play every at bats) — Clemente, Pittsburgh, first choice in each state. ky 'Way, Is round and flat with out­ place.” last month. day but how. can. L. p i a y. Jiim. Series check shows up in the mail. Aceto’s vs. Paganl’s, 6, Ver- ton (Monbouqiiette 8-7), 8 p.m. ward-spiraling pin-wheel a"rihs7"K O’Day. Emslie, the base umpire, comfortable hole would open up 12:03—Ereraon, Repko,' MorrlssUe, .859: Moon, ~Lb8 ' Angeles", .345; He said that no player planck. . I had been watching first and missed and Bwallow-me, but it is all over Peter*. The meet was scheduled to start Dave Edstrom will take Fromm’s against ths righthanders when he Robinson, Cincinnati, .341; Hook, should be signed until his Danny Murlaugh was forthright Washington (Hobaugh 6-^) at ths galagy are some 5,000 million, PupsADemand Care and Attention, 12:10-Reid, Adakonls, Dolge, Ween- at 12:40 p.m., EST. Ten events are place In the javelin, Chuck Frazier can’t Hit them snakes.” original cla.ss had graduated enough to say a few weeks ago, Saturday, July 22 Los .Angeles (J^wsfield 5-8), 11 stars, including ail those 'Visible in the play at second entirely. But now and will have to be forgotten.” erberi■berg. Pittsburgh, .840; .Altman, Chicago, Baltimore (Hall 5-4) at Chicago when O’Day told him what hap­ But the play has never been 13:17—Downing, Sheldon, Crane, scheduled today and 10 more to­ wlll^ substitute for Drayton in the When Casey was asked to name Hank Bauer .887. or his eligibility was used up We'd be sunk without the Dea:_ _ International AlLStars vs. South the sky and -great clouds of dust pened, Emslie called Merkle out. forgotten. Abuza. morrow. A companion women’s 100 and Earl Young for Drayton in the men who had done most to Rims—Ma.vji, San Francisco, 82; But, he said, no maximum con.”' Windsor, ^ Verplanck. (Pierce 4-6), 9 p.m. and gas. • » * 12:24—Neff, Naktenls, E. Xhchon, meet also is being held with the the 220; Ralph Boston or Cliff keep the Yankees up there, he re­ Bauer, who was an iron worker in Robinson, Cincinni(ti, 75; Boyer, bonus ceiling should be set. That was spilling no secret. You All the l^ses are touched by Miller’s Elated with New Litter Heath. East St. Louis when he was per­ Alien in the National League 12:31—Lancaster, Rivard, Wltkowr British favored. Cushmw wUl replace Sharpe in the plied: "Joe DiMaggio and Yogi St. Louis, 70; .Aaron, Mllw'aiikee, After a club had drafted a simply don’t lose a 2():game win­ Rules Clear Story—except by Merkle at sec­ ski, Splwak. Wilma Rudolph of Tetmessee hop, step and jump, and Paul Her­ Berra.” But when they asked him suaded to try his hand with 62; Bolling, MUivaukee, 60. player and gained reserve ner and pick up Iheichips, unless Ths rules were clear, that no run •12;38—R. Smith, T. Ferguson, Sarea, State, who suffered a slight leg man will take over for Uelses In for No. 3, Casey didn't hesitate Quincy, 111., after being twice rights to him, Russell ex­ you have phenomenal iuck. Joe ond base that fall afternoon 53 By F. J. REINER Osire and both grandparents were<*'trials, puppy, from three months to Rathbone. the pole vault. wounded in the war. "You hear a Runs Batted In — fiepeda, San can score if the third out U a force years ago. 12:45-Card, sprain in her 11,2 world record for over the list, including Mickey Francisco, 82; Robinson. Cincin­ plained, the bonus figure would Gibson and Earl Francis have Two pedigree German S.hort- national champions; and dam Wil- a year; derby, from one to two Holway, Henditto, La- Boston has no competition in the lot of guys in paseball complain­ haired Pointers, owmed by Mr. arid years; and all-age, from two years Bonne. the 100 meter dash in Stuttgart, Mantle; nati, 77; Mbj's, San Francisco, 78; be arrived at by bargainir.g shown they can pitch up here but helmlna von Donnanheim from the 12:52—Kansek, Moriarty, Ogazaiek. Gormany, Wednesday, has recov­ broad jump and John Thomas has "Why Hank i^auer, of course.” ing about this and; that. I can’t just as It is now between the it would be brash optimism to ex- Mrs. Walter Miller of 51 Mill St., family of sire 'Union Manchap, and up. Hunter. the high jump all to himself. understand it. Tp me the easiest Aaron, Milwaukee, 09; Freese, 12:59-GUligan. 8. ered and will run, according to “No, it wasn’t as easy as I players and clii)ps. pect them to pick up and carry on, are the proud parents of a litter dam. Randall’s June, who had four Outside of being good show and Ferguson, Ry- Slebert, with all his ll^s, is the thing of all was hustling and run­ Cincinnati, 61. Buddin^ Lopez to Be Honored of 10 pups. trial dogs, the German Shorthaired dowski, Faullcner. women's Conch Marian Perkins. ihought," said Bauer. "I had trou­ Hits — Pinson, Cincinnati, 118; have a great lev-' for Law. Especially with Vinegar national champion.s In their line­ 1:06—Johnson, Swan. choice in the half-mile and Hayes ble hitting the low outside curve. ning. Yet you see young players in '"elirig" effect,” .said the retina Bend Mizell having troubles. The pups were whelped recently, age. Pointers are excellent hunters. 1:13—Honnon, iptandfest. But the men’s hospital list reads Jones dominates the opposition in baseball today who won’t make Clemente, Pittsburgh, 117; Mays, between 7 o’clock and noon. Mil­ Over 30 birds were flushed over 1:20—Barbero, Becker, Hunter, Cl like this: The righthanders u.sed to sldearm San Francisco, 111; Robinson, coach. "It would eliminate Let’s say the Pirate luck has "The dogs are not too popular in chon. I ^ 120-yard hurdles. Cushman will me and I would fish and miss a use of their physical talents.” senseless bidding and Insu' e been as cold as the summer and by At Fenway on Connecticut Day ler said, "we awoke at 7 and went the East," Miller said. "Their Otto last fall during hunting sea­ 1. John Fromm, Javelin tfarowet' be the choice in his specialty, the Cincinnati, 110; Boyer, St. Louis, outside to find eight pups. We,, son. "This is an increase of seven from Seattle—out with a poll In ball. 1 learned to lay off that 109. keen competition in botn that is not meant the good hops main'popularity is in the Western Mike Karpuska shot a 38-39—77 his side. 440 hurdles. pitch and to 'hit the curve better.*' leagues, which is what brinf-s and the helpful skulls by the other cleaned up and then went to state.s.” over his first season out,” Miller Jim Beatty of Santa Clara and Doubles — Coleman, Cincinnati, * completedAln behalf of the Childrens Hos- church, when we came back we said. yesterday to pace Manchester «i- 2. BUI Sharpe, hop, step and There never was any question 24; Mays, San Francisco, 28; Pin­ the fans into the/ park." side. „ ror Connecticut Day to he held at pital. Also on hand will be the”col- Otto i^as whelped on Feb. 14, , tries in the Dana Cannon Memorial Dyrol Burleson of Oregon are en­ about Bauer's fielding, running or He pointed out/that the bid­ Set Year Ago were surprised to find two more.” 1959 He is from Wag Inn's Kennels Miller trained Otto. He has just Golf Tournament at Indian Hill. Jumper from PhiladelpUla — out tered in the mil?,; the: flrist time son, Olnoinnati and .Aaron, Mll- Fsaway Park, Boston, on Sunday, or guard from the State Militia Miller said th-j pup.s demand begun training Gretel. "Gretel will with a bad leg. throwing. His arm is one of the itaukee, 21; Santo, Chicago, 20. ding between theVteams would A year ago Law was In the July so it was announced today in New York, and was given as Ted Plodzik came Ih with 38-40— they will have met on the trip. best. He was fast despite his. 190 not raise the figures to tho^e Departrnent. much care. He checks them con­ watch Otto perform and then do .8. John Uelses. pole zxdunter Britain has no one to give George Triple*—Altman, Chicago,, 9[ %roove—the winner and the stop­ by Joseph Riley Jr. and Chief a pre.sent to Miller. exactly what he does,” said Miller. 78, as did Stan Hilinski with the pounds and still can show a btiisi now being paid to untritd Francis McManus, co-chairman Groups planning to attend the tinually until two every morning, Gretel was recently bought by exact score. ' from the Quantioo Marines—ont Xoung of Ft. Lee, 'Va.. a fight in Clemente, Pittsburgh and White, players. per when a slump reared i'ts ugly game are requested to write to: and then gets up at 6 o’clock to be “Otto is her best trainer.” with a bad leg. of speed despite the fact he will Plltchlng—Sandy Koufax, Dodg­ S t Louis, 8; Wills, I>os Angelea head. X6r the event. Miller from a friend in Holyoke, Jimmy Rusher of Ellington the 3,000 meter steeplechase and be 40 years old in just 10 days. ers, checked Reds on seven hits, Ticket Department, sure each is properly fed. Mass. She was born June 10, 1959. The dogs are InteUigent and do Ridge won both matches yesterday 4. Paul Drayton, sprinter from Jay Silvester of the U.S. Army is and Stuart. Pittsburgh, 7. Mizell, traded from the Car­ Tba higUlght of the program "He also checks them during the not forget what they are taught VUIanova—out with a pull in his True Value i struck out seven and walked only Stolen Bases—Aaron, Milwau­ dinals, had settled down into a Boston Red Sox, Both dogs are liver and white- to gain the semi-finals in the New the outstanding discus thrower. onq man while not allowing a run Thursday’s Honiors will be the appearance of Gov. Fenway Park, night,” his wife Anne added. "I ticked. They are extremely fond of chil­ England Junior Golf Tournament leg. An indication but no true meas­ kee, 16; Pinson, and Robinson, solid winner. Dick Groat and Bill John Dempeey and Karen Scallse, think its harder on him than the dren- T h e y make friends easily. 8. Jerry Slebert, hatf-niUer from urement of Bauer’s value as a over 1 last eight innings in 10-1 vic­ Olncinnatt, 14; Wills, Los Angeles, Mazeroski and Bob Skinner were Boston 15, Massachusetts. Otto Is roar.se haired, while the Both offer their paw immediately at Wollaston, Mass. Rusher ttcored Practice Starts tory. AMERICAN LEAGUE Miaa Connecticut for 1961. Both Attention: Connecticut Day mother.” dam, Gretel, has a very smooth, easy wins in both matches Thurs­ Santa Clara, Calif.—alHng with a player can be found in the record IS;' Mays, Son Francisco,^ 11. Colavito, Tigers 2 (27). hitting vyell. The handy Marine, theaa bonoia»'as Wood. Tigers (7). ing piurt In the acUviUes a t home dogs. Both the parents have sev­ fur like the mother,” Miller said. start the half-mile. drove in five ninH with pair of hom­ eisco, 28; Cepeda, Son Francisco, Gentile, Orioles 2 (26). his share. Bob Clemente and Bill pUto betwa« games. With two of eral national champions in their Pointers are noted for being "Sharpe is the most seriously than 600 brawny young men hit ■277. In , his best year, 1955, he ers in 15-8 victory over Orioles that 26; Rol^son, Cincinnati, 25; Virdon were their usual slj'lish Otto von Beckum has proved his soft-mouthed. “A few weeks ago, the practice field tomorrow as the drove in 84 runs and hit 26 hom­ Foiles, Orioles i(3). Uia top awards beinl; presented to background. worth to Miller. He won the first Birds Fly All Night hurt,” said Eaiiott. "He can hardly put Detroit back In first place. Mathews, Milwaukee, 21; Aaron B. Robinson, Orioles (2). solves in the outfield (they still "I think we might have a few Otto brought me a baby starling Washington — The northbound American Football League opens ers. His batting average that year Don Biiddln a s the- most under­ place blue ribbon and third place stand and is finished uniUl next its second season. They will be and .Adrork, Milwaukee, 20. Wertz, Red Sox (10). are). champions,” Miller said in dis­ that couldn’t fly,” Miller said. “She migration of small birds reaches was only .241. .A', rated player on the Red Sox and white ribbon in two Fall Trials of year. The others I hope wiU be all swinging into the grind from New iVUNOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Pitching (Based on 7 or more Yastrezemski, Bed Sox (6). Murlaugh- had no such worries •Ai manager of the Chicago cussing thelir lineage. was unharmed. We fed her and then its peak in May, according to eco­ right fOr the meetl n;^nst Poland But in the pre.ssure ■ of. fjur EASTERN LEAGUE as Smoky Burgess going out for' the East Hartofrd Sportsmen’s As­ let her fly away.” York to the \Vest Coast with Bos­ World Series of 1955-68. he .hil decisions) — Podres, Los \Angelea, Francona, Indians (9). White 80k for his many oontribu- Otto von Beckum is the sire. He sociation as a puppy in 1959. logist Roland C. Clement of the in Warsaw next weekend. If they Reading 2-2, Springfield 0-7. 11-2, JM6; Joy, Gtaiolnnatl. 13-S; Piersall. Indians (8). 10 days with a bashed finger, 'or is from the family of sire, Beckum The Millers hope to train the National Audubon Society. Most ton at Amherst, Mass.; Buffalo at seven home runs, four of them in Johnstown 10-2, Lancaster 6-3. Uoas to IhtebaU. Another feature Also, he won the second place pups and start a kennel. They will are not, we’re in trouble.” East Aurora, N.Y.; Denver at .722; MUIer, Son Francisco, 7-2, NATIONAL LEAGUE slumps on the part of some of his of the program ariu ba the presen- von Assegrund, whose grand-sire of the tiny travelers, like the Elliott was not pstotloularly 1968 when the Yankees tcame back Williamsport 7, Binghamton 5. ,700; Pqrkey,. CHnclnnatl, - d 1 -fi^ most reliables. The balls were Los Angeles Wayne Thornton, red ribbon in the 1959 Fall Trials call, it the Manchester German hoi'des of warblers coining all the Golden, Colo.; New York at Bear to beat the Milwaukee'Braves 'af­ Mays, Giants (28). tatta of a cheek to the "Jimmy in, Los Angelea, knocked out was Franco Beckum, a national of the Glastonbury Sportsmen’s Shorthaired Pointer Kennel. worried about the British. But he Mountain, N.Y., and Oakland at ter losing the\ first three games. .688; Koiifax, Los Angeles, ' l'2-6,‘ Adcock, Braves (20). bouncing just right and all was n a d * hgr the OonaecUcut jPoUee champion, and ddm, Cinderella Association, and the third place way from Central and South was lookftig shead to Poland, UTTLE M^SS SOFTBALL .667. Moon, Dodgers (16). well. That’s not the way It has B adi Bellamy, IfiO^i. Fhoenlx, 2. Week End. Miller is in the Miller Sand ft America, fly at night, riding north- ^ t a Cruz, and vWth Dallas, He holds the\ series, record tor C w B l Aaseelatton. Ted Williams yellow ribbon of the Middletown Gravel trucking business. His wife, which has beaten tb* RuKhms hi Houston and San Diego training at consecutive game hitting, gelPng Red Sox 8, All-Stara 2. Strikeouts — KolSfax, Loa An­ W. Davis, Dodgers ^11). been this summer. Tokyo — TsCesQra Yaimguchl, Gretel von Ravemytdd is the and stopping In the daytims to a duel meet. Tbs UJ3. meete the geles, 157; WllUacns, Los Angeles, There is still time for a late tommrJM i §eK gn»t iM expecUi Japan, knocked______„ eat Kojl Sportsmen’s Club Dog Trials last Anne, is employed at P ratt ft rest and feed. Sometimes after an home. An 18-game exhibition one or more'safeties in 17 straight Yankees IS, lockouts 4. Snider,-Dodgers (5). Ao'ho^lB sttendaoce to aooept this udbeauT'uT^^, Japma dam. She is from the family of fall as a derby. Whitney as a clerk typist. They IPWes In WaiMiw, July 2040. M h^ule starts Aug. fi with New games. ML Laurels 16, Grand SlamnMni 128; Drjrsdale, Los Angeles, 108; larker, tlodger# (4). rush. Murlaugh has been quoted as tftm. She Is from the family of There are three classes la dog all-night flight they are so ex- T te BrttUh alao hope, to win the Demeter, Phils (8). \ saying his club still Is th# on# to DIVE AND DANCE—Detroit’s Chico Fernandes did aome fanc^ stepping to avoid Diek J have dne son, Marty,^ who is three.' haufted they s p p ttjt quite tame. yorlt playing at DaUaa In the first “If It weren’t for baseball, \I 10. MalnUreff. PhUafielpliK IVZi 6m - .1 . , t . , t- 1,600 religr with BrtgbtvreU one. wouldn’t hav* anythlnc,” fttugfWB 16, Tlc«n 'ssi^ M. Lm H VI. Omnliigtaaiii, Card# (S)V b«at. Howser at Tiger Stadinm. The Kansaa Oity shortetop took a dive trjdng to steal second. \ PAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961

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Full price $16,900 GARAGE FOR RENT at 182 Maple Good aelecUon of furniture for the MI 9-9336. house, rec room with fireplaice, 2- CASH WAITING for property own­ . will aot bo oorteeted hr "make good* InsertloB. St. Tel. MI 3-4751. North Coventry Shopping Center. y®w. entire home. PORTER STREET — Center en­ mum down. Large lots, amesite car garage. Beautiful high eleva­ ers. Please call us before you buy Can also furnish fill dr gravel. Call trance Colonial Cape, 5 generous STERLING PLACE (next to our drive, full cellar and metal hatch­ tion. I- room Cape, FOR TH€ FIRST TIME ANYWHERE of new and used bicycles. Service FLAT WALL stone, fireplace and USED FLORENCE gas stove for MAIN STREET comer store for attached garage, 3 bedrooms, fire­ BEFORE SCHOOL OPENS— lot of record. Bank appraised for all on one floor, garage, amesite all makes, 257 Spruce Street. veneer stone, five sizeg to select with purchaae of any 3 room outfit sale, good condition, 135, MI lease approximately 3500 sq. ft., place, large kitchen with built-in fast sale, l l j blocks from E. Cen­ MANCHESTER— Hasten to see drive, extra lot, $13.,500. Excellent from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. during our Great Summer Sale. 3-0772, two floors. Many possibilities. In­ oven and range, aluminum storm You can be comfortably settled in ter St. Belfiore Agency. MI 3-6121. this older 8 room home in fine financing. Auctions MI 9-0617. You get your groceries at the quire Ml 9-1647. Nassiff Arms, windows and doors, built-in fire this NEW 7 room split level. 2 condition. Aluminum storms. In A M-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING Business Services Offered 13 market of your choice. f r ig id AIRE refrigerator, $20; alarm. 100x200 lot. Only $15,900. baths, 2 fireplaces, acres of closets, MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, full quiet, residential, new home area. AUCTION — Good antique* and Radlo-TA'^ Repair Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 RIDING TRACTOR with attach­ twin size metal bed with box fully equipped kitchen and sepa­ dormer, I’ i baths, breezeway and Many possibilities at $13,900. J. D. REALTY modern, Saturday, July 22. at 1:30 3 COMPLETE FOR RENT—1400 sq. ft. suitable Call McCarthy Enterprises. Inc., ’TREE PRUNING, removal and lot Services 18 ments, good condition, $460, 21 spring and mattress, $10; Dor- MI 4-15.39. John V. Panciera, rate dining room are a few fea­ garage. On bug line. A terrific buy p.m. at the Village Peddler Shop, SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., FASHION demonstrators $20-$40 BE YOU OWN boss, ;(eam extra Angel St. ROOMS OF BRAND NEW for storage. MI 9-9950. tures. Porter St. area. CAII now to at $15,900. Call The Jarvis Realty MANCHESTER — Seldom a FURNITURE meyer electric mixer and juicer, BU 9-8044 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 Route 83, -Ellington. Auctioneer, MI 9-8053 after 5. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, profit commission. No deUvering money. Become a jewelry fashion $12; MI 3-4866. inspect this NEW home. Co. MI 3-4112. Evenings ^ 9-2519, 'chance like this! Own a 4 bedroom Robert E. Fluckingcr, Want laformatloB on one of our classified advertisements? No or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. show director. No previous exper­ RTDING m o w e r with snowplow AND APPLIANCES Colonial home on nicely landscaped available all hours. Satisfaction Houses For Rent 65 $12,600—SIX ROOM colonia', nice Ml 3-7847. WILLINGTON answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu- guaranteed. Cadi Ml 9-1316. Party Plan Sensation. Samples ience necessary, we train you. attachment. Can be seen at 288 The ’’Economy” SIX ROOMS of furniture. Refrig­ condition, plcturebook kitchen, lot, 2-car garage, central location. art R. Wolcott on aut'^matic Green Road. Free $60 Groceries furnished free. Mliidford 8-7477, Earn $3 and up per hour. No in­ erator in excellent condition. Rea­ FOUR Room home $100 per month. very central, Carlton W, Hutchins JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. BIG COLONIAL in Hollywood sec­ Only one home like this and it can 5 older homes, from $10..500- MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE washers dryers and electric MU 8-9006. vestment. Work full or part-time 3 ROOM S...... $183 sonable. MI 3-5747. MI 9-5132. tion of town. I 'i baths, 2-car ga­ be yours if you act today for $16,900 on good roads. Ask u.s sbout Legal Notice References and lease reuhtied. INSURORS - REALTORS $14,500. ranges, ra 9-6878. MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA and pick your own hours. For ap­ "The Honeymoon” Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. rage. air conditioned living room. them. Ml 9-0500 FOR SALH3—Baby carriage, like VERNON — Beautiful .3 bedroom MI 9‘5261 Immediate occupanc.v if desired. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held television, service. Ml 9-4641. pointment call J. Everett, MI Free $50 Groceries at Manchcslpr. within and for the ' CHAIN SAW work — Tress cut. CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any 3-7116. new, $20. MI 9-7361. WBS'nNGHOUSE 40” range, like ranch, well shrubbed, 90x160 lot Priqed right. Belfiore Agency, MI MANCHESTER AREA - Chance ; Reasonable rate*. Call PI 2-7658 3 ROOM S...... $269 ROCICVILLE — 5-room Ranch on Evenings and weekends MI 9-7445, ANDOVER DiBinct of Manchester on the 19th day and leave yonr meesage. Vou’ll hear from our advertiser in Jig TELEVISION antennas and rotor shift, private hospital; TR 5-9121. The ’’Charm House” new. MI 3-0096. Windsor Ave., exceptionally con­ full cellar, formica counter, knot 3-5121. to buy an attractive 2 years old ,6 of July A.D. 1961. time wltiiout spending all evening at the telephone. between 1:80-4:30 or any time systems installed and repaired. FOR SALE—22 Remington rifle, ex­ MI 3-5219 room ranch with full ’ ba.sement. Presoni. lion, .John J Wallett. Judae. cellent condition, semi-automatic Free $50 Groceries venient location. No objections to ty pine bookcase full width of 19 Lake area. 2 older homes, both In Saturday or Sunday. Serving Manchester and sur­ WAITRESS and bar maid, full sind TWO EXPERIENCED painters ANDOVER: 4’ i% mortgage, 5 large scenic lot, already financed E.slate of Erwin W. Whitham, late ot part-time. Must be experienced. with scope. Call after 6. MI 9-0055. 3 ROOM S...... $394 well mannered children. Avail­ living room, aluminum storms, 26 WESTMINSTER RD. — 8 room good condition in fine neighbor­ Manchester In. said district, deceased. rounding areas. Modem ’TV Serv­ wanted. Call after 6. Ml 9-6326. DELUXE RANGE and refrigerator, Minutes to schools and .shopping* room 5 year old Cape newly paint­ and easily yours at $16,500. hood. Under $12,000. Upon application of The Connecticut AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ Apply Garden Restaurant, MI The ’’Hollywood” must go. MI-9-1415. able Aug. 1. Rent $110. Ml 9-7319. colonial. I’ i baths, fireplace, hot ice. 405 Center St., MI 3-2205. Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI water oil heat, attached garage, ed. Monthly payments less than Bank ami Trust. Company praying that ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior 9-8102. FLOOR COVERING salesman part- Free $50 Groceries $95. including taxes. I*arge lot — SUBURBAN—Custom built two Shown by appointment only. an in.siruinent purporting to be the last Loat and Foand 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 pavers. Ml 3-8515, FOLDING THAYER stroller, car- 3 ROOM S...... $488 3-1914. 9 tin 9. wall to wall carpeting, plastered year old ranch with newly land­ will and testament of said deceased ba time. Experience preferred but bed, and playpen. Call MI 9-9537. Suburban For Rent 66 walls, city water and sewerage. acre plus. Sever.al easy finance admitted to probate, as per applicatioii SALES CLERK—woman for full­ not necessary. Please contact Mr. The ’’Boulevard” Musical Instruments 5.1 plans available. Pratt Agency, PI scaped double size lot, 3 bedrooms, FLOYD REAL ESTATE on file, it is LOST—Pass Book No. M 2137, Sav- FOR SALE—1959 Ford Falrlane 4- ALL TYPES of screens repair^. Millinery Dressmaking ^19 time drug store work. Must have SECLUDED custom built 7 room Vacant, immediate occupancy. Inga Department of The Connecti­ door sedan, gray, radio and heat­ Tetreault, Floor Covering Dept., Free $50 Groceries COVENTRY— Unfurnished, light, home, recreation room, outbuild­ 2-7596 Or Winston Abbott PI large living room with fireplace, ORDERED: That the foregolhg ap­ Call Ml 9-4533 for free pick-up. driver's license. Tel, MI 4-0620. 6x10’ CHAIN link dog pen and BLOND harmony guitar, excellent Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. custom kitchen with built-ins, Own­ ANDOVER, CONN. plication be heard and determined at cut Bank and Trust Co. Applica­ er, automatic drive, 21,000 origin­ FOR DRESSMAKING and altera- Dobin’s Dept. Store, 828 Main St. house, $55; one ton 220 RCA air 3 ROOM S...... $597 cheerful 5 room, second floor ings, 900 foot frontage, suburban, 2-7002 Hazel Flovd—Tel, PI 2-7682 Fast service. The ’’Aristocrat” condition, carrying ca.se and mu­ er has just authorized a $1,000 re­ the Probate office In Manchester in aald tion made for payment. al miles. No reasonable offer re­ tions, call Lim Kratzke MI 3-0682 BE YOUR OWN boss, earn extra Manchester. MI 3-2178 conditioner. MI 3-5825. apartment in modern country reasonably priced, Carlton ' W. MANCHESTER—This 3 bedroom MI 9-5650 Dislrirt. on the 31sl day of July. A.D. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re- Free $50 Groceries sic stand Included. Call MI 3-2394. home, tiled bath, heat and hot Hutchins. Ml 9-513’2. BOLTON—$12,600 will buy this duction in price for immediate 1961. at trn o’clock in the forenoon, and fused. Owner MI 9-3966. any time. money. Become a jewelry fashion ranch is ’’Tops in Value.” Locat­ sale. John C. Hutchinson—Tel. PI 2-7852 that notice be given tu all persons in** LOST—Pass Book No. M 5215, Sav­ palrs all makes refrigerators, 3 ROOM S...... $679 water furnished. Adults preferred, ed in Jarvis Acres close to all fa­ clean 4 room ranch with breeze- show director. No previous exper­ „ $10 DOVm DELIVERS SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, way and oversized garage. Beauti­ terested in said estate of the pendency ings Department of The Connecti­ PL'YMOUTH 1956, Dodge Red Ram freezers, washing machines, dry­ ience necessary, we train you. Situations W onted- 214 H.P. 4 CYCLE Ointon engine, ample parking. No pets. Coventry, cilities. Features such as air-con­ VERNON of .Maid application and the Lime and GUIjBRANSEN piano. Good condi­ large family room, modem kitch­ ful yard, big trees, artesian well. EXCLUSU'E WITH plaro of hearing th*^reon. by publishing cut Bank and Trust Co. Applica­ engine, standard transmission. ers ranges, oil and gas burners. Moving—Trucking- Earn $3 and up per hour. No in­ Female 38 good condition, $15. Call MI 3-6878. Free Storage Until Wanted PI 2-6658 evenings. ditioning, carpeting, finished rec tion made for payment. G(X)d mechanically, $375, Parkway Free Delivery tion. MI 9-6623. en, dining room, .3 or 4 bedrooms, Will VA Or FHA with minimum a copy of this order in some newspaper MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. Storage 20 vestment. Work full or •part-time room and be.st of all a 4 'i% mort­ Approximately one mile from liaving a circulation in said district, at Service Center. 395 Tolland Turn­ Free set up by our own reliabls basement finished in knotty pine, down. T. J. Crockett, Realtor MI least five days before^the day of sai(L and pick your own hours. For ap­ RELIABLE teen-ager for baby sit­ Boats and Accessories 46 gage make this a must see. For J- D. REALTY COMPANY Vernon Shopping Circle—California LOST—Man’s billfold at Manches­ pike. MI 9-8093. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ting, mother’s helper, day or eve­ men. . Summer Homes For Rent 6; garage, wooded lot, close to an appointment call The Jarvis 3-1577. ranch with 5 rooms, plus recreation hearing, to appear if they see cause ac ter Saving* Bank. Social Security MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- pointment call J Evqrett, MI Wanted— To Buy 58 said tifne ann place and be heanl repaired, sales and serrtce, pick 3-7116. ning. References. MI 9-3578. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT schools and shopping, $16,900. Phil­ Realty Co. MI 3-4112. 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 room, breezeway; anri gai-agc. relative thereto, and make return to card enclosed. Reward, MI 3-8341. CUSTOMIZED 1957 Chevrolet. 283 up and delivery; Complete line of Ing Company. I/jcal and long dis­ GIANT S NECK HEIGHTS—4-room brick Agency, MI 9-8464. COVENTRY tance moving, packing and stor­ FOR SALE—Boat 10 feet, fiberglas Phone For Appointment WE BUY, SELL or trade antique Lovely fenced in yard. Al.so. built- this court, and by mBiting on or befora engine, stick shift, Naugahlde in­ Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, WOMAN desires typing at home. Samuel Albert, Hfd.. CH 7-0358. modern cottage, heat and hot wa­ MANCHESTER — Ansaldi built MANCHESTER—7-room house, I’ i in large *wimming pool Owner July 21). 1961. by certified mail, a copy LOST — Boxer-beagle, female, 4 age. Regular service throughout SECRETARY for law office. Know­ with canvas cover, $60. MI 3-4426. and used furniture, china. gla«a, ter, sleeps 7, $70 per week. PI BIGELOW STREET—Large 9 room Love at PURSE sight .... I'f this order to Franre.li w, WMtham, terior, Coronado red finish. MI garden and lawn supplies. L A M ledge of bookkeeping helpful. Fine Will pick up and deliver work. MI If you have no means of transpor­ Ranch, 3 twin sized bedrooms, baths. 4 bedrooms, garage, near moving out of .state. Selling below month* old. brown with black and 9-9116. New England States and Florida. 9-9658. silver, picture frames and old 2-8142. house, four bedrooms. Real big 31 Crosby Road, Manchester, Conn.; Equipment Corporation, Route 83, opportunity under excellent work­ tation, I’ll send my auto for you. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby lai'gc cabinet kitchen, disposal, this 5 room ranch has lovely living achoola and bua. Owner, MI roRl. Betty Jane Mes.sier. 187 Lawnacra white markings, white paws, - vi­ Vernon, Conn. ’TR 5-7609. 6D 8-6563. deep lot. Walk-out basement, ga­ 3-1927. Drive, Cranston 10. Rhode Island: Vli^ ing conditions in one girl office. 12 FOOT ALUMINUM boat, used No obligation. ANDOVER—Modem lakefront cot­ exliaust fan. ceramic tile balh 2 room with fireplace, cabinet kitch­ cinity Foley St Answers to "Pen­ WHILE ON VACA’nON or business collections, attic contents or whole rage, tool sheds. Ideal for large fireplaces, hot water oil heat, ALICE -CLAMPET, Realtor ginia L. Andrew. 5351 East 26th Place, ny.” MI 8-2057.' MG TF1500 1955—Very clean. Best SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired TRUCKING—14 foot heavy plat­ Write Box I, Herald. twice, $125. MI 9-2945 after 6 p.m. estatea. Furniture Repair Service, tage, all conveniences, available family, T, J. Crockett, Realtor, MI en, ceramic tile bath, and 3 bed­ Tulsa 14. Oklahoma; George E. Whltp trip, couple will take care of cnll- A— L— B—E—R—T— S aluminum combinations, amesite . . . __ _ I ham, Blrchwood Heights. R.R. No. 7, offer over $1,000. Call MI 9-0113. from the shop. Can take care of form truck with one-ton power lift dren in your home anytime in Au- TalcottvlUe, Conn. Tel Ml 3-7449, month of August. MI 9-2574. 3-1577. rooms, I-,ast hut not least a 2-car BOLTON gate. Cali MI 9-0613. PILGRIM MILLS has full-time 14 FOOT WHIRLWIND deluxe run­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD drive. shade tree.s, excellent basement garage and all on a Ml 9-1543 M i 3-/' f’l^rrs. Conn.; John E. Whitham. ^ all your upholstering needs at position available for experienced gu.st and September. Excellent about, Mercury Mark 58 A engine, Open Nights till 8—Sat. 6 P.M. WANTED TO BUY—used profes­ housekeeping, quick occupancy. ______.. ______Cro.sby Road. Manchester, Conn.: Rich- 1957 DODGE 2-dcx)r hardtop, clean. COVENTRY LAKE - 4-room cot­ MANCHESTER—6 room cape, fire-, large lot. Asking $14,900. Call MI ^ GROWING FAMILY ■»r A x ’ /^TTTT’cmT'’ TY ' srd I2 . Whitham. 50 Colin Kelly Road* -Ajanoiuicementa 2 great savings. Call CH 2-2378. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- cashier. Apply to manager Pilgrim references. PI 2-6464. ride guide steering, single lever $16,800. Escott. agent, MI 9-7683. Must sell immediately. Can be BLACK AND white combination oil sional hair dryer. Please phone tage-, hot water, shower, $50 week. place, plastered walls, full ceranri- .9-6306. M A N L H b b l L K Smith rorlUnd. Maine. seen at 105 Garth Road. moving, packing, storage. Low Mills, 177 Hartford Road, Man­ control. Has lights, windshield, MI 3-5871. Available August through Laoor JOHN J. WALLETT. Judga, (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL and gas range In good running ic bath, upstairs completely fin­ LARGE COLONIAL located In busi­ SPECIAL Seven room Colonial Cape. 3 bed­ Association, Special Representa­ OIL BURNER service and repair, rate on long distance moves to chester. Open noon till 9 p.m, cushions, and many other acces­ Day. PI 2-6452. ished in knotty pine with built-ins. ALL THE WORK IS DONE.... 1955 PORSCHE Speedster, red. seat 48 states. Personalized service. MI EXPERIENCED bookkeeper de­ sories. Gator trailer. This boat is condition, $20. No reasonable offer ness zone near center of town. and you can move right into this 5 rooms, formal dining room, den. tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., expert remodeling. MI 4-0095. IF YOU HAVE professional exper­ sires work at home. Call MI 3-6836. refused. MI 9-6475 mornings. roomy kitchen, aluminum storms Well built larK;e 4 bedroom older 7 belts, radio, $l,'l75 or 1958 Ford 6, 3-5187, CH 7-1423. fast and must be seen to be ap­ Rooms Without Board 59 BIjACK POINT—S bedroom cottage Ideal for professional offices, room ranch with or without fur­ room home, family size 12x17 kileh* [and living room, fireplace, com­ Manchester, Conn., MI 3-7424. ience in sewing drapes, the mana­ and permanent aiding. Ideal for beauty parlor, or many other pos­ bination windows, awnings, built-in automatic, red and white, $875, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, preciated. MI 3-0982 after 5:30 p.m. GAS STOVE Tappan deluxe, excel­ available month of August. Will young family. Spotless. Robert nishings. Living room, dining room, en. 6x8 pantrv. 13x16 dining room ' ...... Must sell one. 18 Jordt St., MI fireplaces, flagstone terraces. IrfANCHESTER Package DeUvery ger of Pilgrim Mills would like to FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one rent by week or month. MI 3-5000. sibilities. Call Dlscoe Agency, MI and cheery kitchen, 2 bedrcxims, 1 with stone fireplace 14.x25 liv in g : ^'shwasher, 1’ , baths, attached ZONING BOARD Light trucking and package deliv­ speak to you, Cheney Hall Build­ Situations Wanted— Male 39 14 FOOT Aluma-craft boat with lent condition, reasonable Call Wolverton, Broker, MI 3-1914, 9 till 9-0626. Penonalfi S 3-8840. Work done at reasonable prices. MI 9-1448. block from Main St. Call MI 9. bath, knotty pine recreation room room also with stone fireplace MI 3-0796. ery; Refrigerators, washers and ing, Hartford Road, Manchester. deck and controls and trailer, 9-6746. COLUMBIA IJVKE - Waterfront with bar. basement garage. Ijo- THREE BEDROOM older home in 9x24 porch, 1>2 acres of land with I f'"' OF APPEALS ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, 1959 CHEVROLET Impala con­ stove moving specialty. Folding $390; 35 h.p. Evinrude. Good con­ cottage, freshly decorated. all VERNON—Home and business., cated on country size lot 100x300. *-» acre garden space, stone walls, "'mpoich, 100x150, Well landscaped vertible. power steering. Excel­ HOME LANDSCAPING. lawn main- chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. HAIRDRESSER—Two-year opera­ WANTED — Lawns to mow. Have dition, $225. Call alter 6. MI 3-2386. GARAGE SALE—Useful articles, ROCKVILLE—Furnished room for electric kitchen. August available. St. James Parish. Asking $13,500 lot in a quiet location, close to bonded representative, Alfred my own mower. MI 9-0694, including new carpet sweeper, Commercial zone on busy Route Well landscaped and private hedge. 3-car garage, stucco barn with ■Variances — Exception lent condition. MI 9-5828. tenance, hedge pruning. Contact tor or better for local studio. Call rent on first floor at 12 School St. Call Ferrlgno Agency, AC 8-3511 with extra lot. May be purc hased : a Biu^RThbon value at $17,500 -Amell, 906 Henry 8t. TeL MI MI 9-2742. rollaway, skirted dressing table, .30 with 4 year ranch. Tongren AU cement floor in good repair, light­ busline and Bowers School. John E, Whitham, MI 9-7090. Building Materials 47 Lady preferred. Call MI 3-4591 or Or HA 3-1886 any time, for less without extra lot. Belfiore 9.5306 Granted S-0450. TWO COLLEGE students desire dishes, Hitchcock chair, violin, Agency, MI 3-6321, Agency, MI 3-5121, ning protection on all buildings, 1950 CHEVROLET, good running Painting— Papering 21 HOUSEWIFE wanted to take phone exterior house painting. Reason­ MI 9-2206. R. D. Murdock VENETIAN BLINDS —' Washing, ASSORTED USED lumber, build­ jewelry, contents of Gift Shop, and HAMPTON BEACH — August 19th very nice view. Now only $18,900. Alexander Jarvis, sign exten­ calls at home. No selling. Write able rates. Quality work. Recom­ some antiques. Saturday, July 22, FURNISHED ROOMS —complete COVENTRY VERNON—5 room ranch on quiet BARROWS & WALLACE St. to Parkade, Between g.g ;15 MI 9-2930. re-taping and re-cording, expertly EXTERIOR and interior yaintlng, ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ week. Knotty pine 3 bedroom cot­ (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) sion, Kane Rd. and Charter Oak done. Findell Manufacturing Co., decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean Box J, Herald. mendations. Call PI 2-7001 or MI 9-5, the Red House, 34 Portland St. light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ tage, all utilities, $70. MI 4-8037. Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec street Very clean. Early occupan­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO & R REALTY COMPANY St. a.m. MI 3-7981. 9-0007. tors, pipes and flra bricks, doors room, oil heat, garage, large lot, 55 E. Center St. BUICK 1952—running, will trade for m 3-4865. workmanship. Free estmates. No and windows. Open dally 3:30-6 trally located. Children accepted cy. Tongren Agency, MI 3-6321. MI 3-2692 BABY SITTER—High School stu­ SINGER SEWING machine repos­ several fruit trees, lake privileges, Ml 9-5306 Realtor MI 3-2768 Alexander Jarvis, -parking lot, RIDE WANTED from Andover to riding mower, air conditioner etc. job too small. John Verfallle, MI dent. ■vicinity Cooper Hill St. for p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock —limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch ’Manchester between 12 noon and '3-2521. sessed portable, may be purchased St., Manchester. Wanted To Rent 68 priced at $12,800 with a low, low CONVENIENTLY located 6-rooni Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 east of No. 22-24 Locust St. Cash, $60, MI 4-0014. after school 3 hours beginning Place off North Main St. Chtmian’s modern Colonial — just painted, BOLTON 12:80. Please call Mrs. Goss, PI Hnosehold Serrieefi Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 at reduced price. Budget terms on down payment Lots For Sale 73 September. MI 3-2284 after 6 p.m. Housewrecking, MI 9-2892. FURNISHED ROOM for gentle- NURSE would like 3 or 4-room un­ new combination doors and win­ Six room expandable Cape, 4 fin­ Bantly Service Center, repair­ 2-8174 after 5 j^.m. Offered 13-A EXTERIOR and interior painting. approved credit. Singer Sewing CHARLES W. LATHROP BOLTON DE CORMIER MOTORS Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. COCKER PUPS, golden red, or Center, 832 Main St., Manchester, man. All utilities. Quiet. Inquire furnished, heated apartment, ec- dows, new roof. Downstairs—liv­ ished, fireplace, combination win­ TWO B ZONE lots with city er license extension, 333 Main St. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. black. Dogs boarded, reasonable. Diamonds— Watches— 224 Charter Oak. Tel. MI 3-8.368, ond floor, within walking distance MI 9-0384 ing room with fireplace, dining dows. amesite drive, large lot. ex­ Room to expand FLAT FINISH HoUand w UmIow MI 3-8883 water. Union St. Manchester. Iklwin Darling, lots with less AntomobDes for Sale 4 SAYS, Floors. Good clean workmanship. Help Wanted— Male 36 Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels, CH 6-1137. of hospital. Refrigerator and room or den, cabinet kitchen, en­ cellent condition throughout. $3,000 $2,350 each. MI 6-6496. shades made to measure. AU Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A Jewelry 48 MANCHESTER — Cape, 6 finished 2-family ranch ... - 5 and 8 ar­ frontage, south of No. 215 Keeney metal Venetian blinds at a new Fully insured. Reasonable rates. range optional. Box C, Herald. try and reception halls, closets down will assume 4'^% G.I. mort­ FORD 1956 wagon, 9 passenger, "IF IT S A GOOD SECOND CAR TR 5-2894, LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelem - ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen privl- rooms, large kitchen, dining room, gage. Total monthly payments only rangement. apartment. Curently St. good condition, must sell. See and low price. Keys made while you Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 or Ml LICENSED real estate salesman, living room, den, 2 full baths. 4 and lavatory. Upstairs—3 bed­ 7’ 2 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ YOU’RE LOOKING FOR SEE Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ leges, middle-age lady, 128 Birch $84. Full price $13.'500. ‘ rents for $il5 per month. Two zone ful view, minute* out, trees, only make offer. MI 3-6737. wait. Marlow’s. 9-5082. better than average commission. bedrooms possible, fireplace, plas­ rooms, full bath and closets, full heat, oak floors, nicely landscaped Nash Rowlett, enlarge garage, THESE FINE VALUES BANK Call PI 2-7031. ly. Reasonable prices Oi^n Tues­ St., m 3-4451. Farm and Land For Sale 71 attic, basement recreation room, $2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins, TERMS OF COURSE,..." CATS ONLY BOARDED— Fenros tered walls, full dormer, garage, double lot, good value—because 58 Ashworth St. OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. PAXNTINQ AND. pqperhanglng. day through Saturday. Thursday workbench and laundry. Oil steam R. D. Murdock 9-5132. Good clean workmanship at rea­ Cattery, Vernon, Conn, TR 5-9131. evenings. 12^pruce St. Ml 9-4387. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, gen- THREE ACRES, 150 ft. frontage, nice lot. Available for FHA ap­ your tenant helps pay the bill*. A c ia l, fixlt yourself can , always Cars, phonographs. changers. TO BE SOLD praisal value of $16,800. As little heat, screened rear porch, garage. blue ribbon value at $33,500. Call Robert Rayburn, two family THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 sonable rates. SO years in Man­ tleman only, private entrance. 95 $800. 7 acres, 5 clear. 425 ft. front­ Price $18,600 includes some rugs, U & R REALTY COMPANY ONE B ZONE lot 103x115, Union a good aelecUon. Look behind our JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT Clinton St. age, Andover-Coventrv line $2,000. a* $800 down to assume present George Riemer for particulars MI St., Manchester. $2,500. Call MI dwelling, s/e comer E. Center. S i ottlca. Douglas Motors, 338 Main. days. Famous for service for 30 chester. Raymond Flske, MI PUPPIES FOR SALE. Call MI Garden— Farm— Dairy 63 Pitkin St. stove and refrigerator. Call Own­ MI 3-2692 and Parker St. 1952 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan 9-9237. We are offering for im­ Call PI 2-8090, mortgage. Call McCarthy Enter­ 9-.5306. 9-6495. years. Phone MI 9-4537. Potter- Large local concern has opening 9-4958 Products 50 prises. Inc., 5n 4-1539, John V. er, MI 9-8621. NEED A CAR and had your credit Very clean, fully equipped. ton’s. mediate sale this .attrac­ 4 ROOMS AND A FUTURE Hartford National Bank, sign, EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spo- for a junior accountant. Accounting ROOM FOR RENT. MI 3-5874. INDUSTRIAL TRACT-in whole or Panciera, BU 9-8044. IDEAL FOR FAMILY OF FIVE turned down? Short on down pay- Only $95 Down School graduate preferred. Perma­ PICK YOUR own fresh strlngbeans tive 4 bedroom colonial in part on busy Route 5, Tongren OWNER OFFERS 3 bedroom cus north side of W, Mid. Tpke., east mant? Bankrupt? Repossession? WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re- cialize in commercial, residential. home located in one of Tw;o rooms unfinished up, for Who would like to ADD more. Re­ THREE LOTS for sale. Inquire 713 nent work in well established, pro­ POODLE, black female, 8 months. —enough for a few customers Agency, MI 3-6321. FIVE ROOM ranch, fireplace, tom built ranch, living room with N, Main St. Ml 9-6623. of Town line. Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ 19.52 Ford Victoria Hardtop pairi’. Prompt, economical, expert, Industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or MI 9-5041. Manchester's finest resi­ large picture window and porch when the need arises. Now a nice 4 modeled Cape hag 4 rooms with small we do them all. Joseph gressive drganization. Liberal em­ only. Call MI 3-6814 from 4-6. built-ins. tile bath, garage, hot las, get the lowdown on the lowest Sharp and fully equipped. guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4537. Pot- ploye benefit program. dential areas. Spacious Apartments— Plats— water oil heat, large lot, 30 days overlooking reservoir and golf room cape, centrally located, close possibility of shed dormer add-on, THREE LARGE lots, city water Hector Belcourt. porch addition, down and smallest payments any­ terton's, 130 Center St. Diorme, contractor. Call MI 3-0494. PARAKEET BREEDERS —breed- living room 24 feet long, course. MI 9-8590. to stores, bug and .school. Owner 2 additional bedrooms upstairs to 48 Deepwood Drive. Only $95 Down Tenements 63 Houses for Sale 72 occupancy, $17,800. Charles I-'es- and sewerage, $5,000 each. where. Not a small loan or finance Write P.O. Box 1512, Hartford, Ing cages and other items in Bol­ large dining room wlUi perance. MI 9-7620, wants to sell, so look it over. Call be finished. Close to school and Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY Retired SOUTH WINDSOR AREA ! Inspir- church. $18,500. More information Earl White, conversion, M company plan. Douglas Motors, 1953 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan stating business experience, educa­ ton. MI 3-8583. china cupboard, roomy GENERAL RENTAL agency. J. D. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA—6 room now. We'll show- you through, 833 Main St. from the shop. Can take care of Electrical Services 22 • SEPTIC TANKS ing acre setting enhances this su­ by calling Fran Wagner. MI 9-5306. Buckland St. A clean loaded car. tion, and salary requirements. CLEANED and INSTALLED kitchen with pantry, 114 Realty, 470 Main Street, M l home, fireplace, large cabinet ANDOVER—Lovely 5 room ranch, SEVEN LOTS,,,city water and sew­ all your upholstering needs at kitchen, formal dl.ting room, 2-car perbly attractive custom 6-room Only $95 Down great savings. Call CH 2-2378. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ baths, fireplace, large cool 3-5129. walkout basement, quiet street. erage, good neighborhood, near FAD Auto Stores, Inc repalrer VOLKSWAGEN 1956 MicrobUs with Live Stock— Vehicles 42 porch, 2 car garage plus garage, beautifully - landscaped Earlv occupancy. Tongren Agen­ Ranch with attached garage. Un­ . JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. BARROWS & WALLACE schools and bu.g line. $2,500 each. sunroof. 40,000 miles. Good con­ ice on ail types of electrical wir­ WANTED—Experienced automobile • SEWERS usual interior decor. Panel Ihnng (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) license, rear 828 Main St WEAVING of Buma. moth notes many other features. The TnkEE ROOM apartment. Includ­ yard. Marlon E. Robertson, Bro­ cy. MI 3-6321. ^ INSURORS. REALTORS Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. dition, must sell. Mb 3-6737. 1953 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson mechanic. Prefer one with all MACHINE CLEANED ker, MI 3-5953. room with fireplace. Formal din­ Very nice. Powprglide too. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Electrical Co., Manchester, MI FOR SALE—Pinto. MI 3-8079. lot 100x181 Is particular* ing heat, hot water, and gas for 55 E. Center St. The above will be effective July around experience. Top wages. ly attractive with cooking, electric refrigerator and MANCHESTER—Fine colonial with ing room. Basement fireplace. MI 9-5261 MI 9-5306 1959 CADILLAC Convertible, full handbags repaired, zipper re­ 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7376. Free hospitalization Insurance. $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, ftre- 24, 1961. Only $95 Down placements. umbreilas repaired, • INSTALLATION thoughtful p 1 a n 1 1 n g. stove. Call MI 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Loads of living Many, many extras,’ Sacrifice Resort Property For Sale 74 power, excellent condition, low Write giving name, address, and place. storms. Small cash assumes space. Fine comer lot. I ’ a baths, mileage. CaU TR 5-9794. men’s shin collars reversed and SPECIALIST Priced in the mid-twen­ $17,9901' Call anytime, MI 3-0348. Evening* and weekends MI 9-7445, MANCHESTER --Special. 8 and 6 Notice filed In office of Town 1953 Dodge Sedan ^ experience to P.O. Box F, Talcott- THREE ROOM apartment, heated, $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ garage. Selling below replace­ MI 4-1143. duplex, 2-car attached garage, BOLTON—First l*tke —waterfront Clerk -July 18, 1961. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ Private Instructions 28 ville, Conn. Articles For Sale 45 ties. Values like this sell ins, Ml 9-5132. MI 3-.5219 5-room cottage which can be CALL OR SEE me for a good deal A fine local car. Equipped. ing Shop. quickly, so call today. unfurnished, available now. Plus ment at $18,300. Call The Jar\’is central, full price, $17,500, 4 room 2 garages available now. Call MI Realty Co. MI 3-4112. Evenings 6 ROOM compact colonial, central home, nice lot, excellent location, easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 Only $95 Dpwn COLLEGE student, physics and SERVICE MAN for full-time work. HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or Town and Country RANCH—514 rooms, 3 year* old, BONNER ROAD—Vacant 6 room ertson. broker. Ml 3-5953 used cars. Walter G. Parker L. P. HAROLD ft SONS. Rubbish remov­ math major will tutor in math and frozen, 30o doz H, Paaqualinl 246 ROBERT J. SMITH 3-6441 between 5-8. MI, 9-'2519. MI 3-7847. location, close to sir schools. Ask­ $9,450, Short way out—nice 5 room Good- pay. Many benefits. Good­ Incorporated Bower* School area, family size ing $13,900. FHA apprai.sed for Cape with I'a baths. All the Roger B. Bagley, Chairman Fitzgerald, Inc., 73 Brooklyn St., 1951 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Hard­ al, cellars, and attics cleaned. science on high school and College year Service, 713 Main St. Avery Street, wapplng. kitchen, plastered walls, cast Iron extras. Owners anxious to sell home, full cellar, oil heat, $7,800. BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage. Rockville. MI 9-5324. top 88 Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold DRAINAGE CO. 963 MAIN STREET FURNISHED apartments, heated, quick sale. Belfiore Agency, MI 3 bedroom ranch and 3 bedroom Daniel L. Hair, Secretary levels. Call MI 3-2061. two rooms. Kitchen set. refrigera­ baseboard heat, 1-car garage. This 3-5121, T. J. Crockett, Realtbr,-MT 3-1577. Llynwood Drive, winterized, has Fully equipped • run.q real nice. Hoar. MI 9-4084. WANTED— Experienced automo­ 10x10’ SWIMMING pool for ^ e . MI 9-5241 FIRST OFFERING aplit, both in excellent condition. company water, located near the 1958 CADILLAC Coupe, excellent Six white paneled doors. Call MI M l 9.4143 tor, gas range, bedroom set. Free - house offers you those little extras Onl.v $95 Down bile salesman by leading local that make a house a home. $19,500 OWNER TRANSFERRED SIX ROOM Colonial in the Porter $12,900. Many more from $4,600 beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ condition," new tires, new trans­ 3-0391, gas, electricity. Adults. Low rent. -A HOME WITH LIVABILITY St. section, bar and rec room in up. Call the' Ellsworth Mitten Building-Contracting 14 Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 dealer.. Good closer preferred. Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot Philbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464.. ply Edward J. Holl nr your «wn mission. Must sell, best offer. 1951 Cadillac Conv. Club Demonstrative privileges and free Oversized 7-room Cape. 3 large -basement, breezeway, one-car ga­ Agency, Realtors, MI 3-6930, MI broker. Tel. MI 3-5117. Read Herald Advs. Call MI 8-2988. TR 6-9794. SECOND MORTGAGE money—We Square. 46 HARLAN STREET —6 room SIX room snlit level hish in Ver­ rage, wooded lot. $22,900. Phil- 9-5524, Coupe ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ hospitalization insurance. Write bedrooms, 12x24 family room, fire­ non hills yet 2 minutes to Parkway. modeling All types of carpentry. can supply any amount of money giving name, address, and exper­ THREE ROOM heated apartment, Cape, fireplace, V-i baths, full place, garage, comblnationu win­ brick Agency, MI 9-8464. 1966 !4-TON PICKUP JEEP with New top 'Too.... For luxury loving for mortgages. Terms to fit,your Outdoor screened patio, profession­ snow plow. Excellent condition. you. Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. ience to P.O. Box F, Talcottville, stove and refrigerator furnished, basement, enclosed porch, gariage, dows and doors, hot water oil hea’ , needs. Construction mortgages Conn. wooded lot, 75x150. Marion E. ally lands.c-aped grounds, magnifi­ SIX ROOM Cape Cod, shaded lot, MI 9-0201. adults only. Call MI 3-7894 after ‘6 city water and sewerage, shade cent view of Conn, valley. Immedi­ Only $95 Down CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel­ also available. J. D. Realty, 470 Robertson, Broker. Ml 3-5953. trees, good location. House in ex­ outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car p.m. ate occupancy. Excellpn't financing, garage, arnesite drive, city water LEGAL NOTICE ing, repairs. No job too small. Ed Main St., MI 3-5129. cellent condition ithroughout. Quli?k 1966 FORD half-ton pickup. Kee­ available. Owner anxious—this may and sewer. Call MI 9-0995 or MI Notice is hereby given that the following have been certified as partji'^endorscd candidates of the Demo­ ney’s Garage, Manchester. MI 1953 Ford Station Wagon 8 Stasiak, PI 2-7564. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do­ EAST CENTER ST area — Im­ occupancy. Asking price, $17,500. maculate 8 room Cape, aluminum be your 'ctTance. Call now. 3-1753. cratic Party for nomination to the Municipal Office.* specified below to be filled at the municipal election 9-8082. Passenger - Bolton Lake — mestic hot water, spacious to be held on October 2, 1961 in the Town of Bolton together with the stre^ addresses of said dafididatei: A clean .. fully equipped wagon. Business Opportunities 32 grounds Woodland St.’ ' Adults. siding, tile bath, shade trees, only CHARLES LESPERANCE' a Roonng— Siding 16 SEPTIC TANKS $15,,300. Carlton W. Hutchihs, MI JOHN H. LAPPEN. INC. MANCHESTER. Neat five-room NAME ADDRESS* OFFICE TERM Onl.v $95 Down AvailaJjle July 1, Call Ml 8-2171 or MI 9-7620 ranch, large shady lot, rural set­ HUDSON 1053 4-door, radio and FOR LEASE—2 bay Cities Service AND MI 3-8470 after 5:30. 9-5132. Gasprin Morra Clark Road F'lr.st Selectman 10-2-61 to lQ-7-63 A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, station. Call James McDermott, INSURORS. REALTORS ting, half mile off Wilbur Crosir heater, automatic, $65. MI 3-8916. •1954 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan \n 9-5261 Bernard J. Sheridan Hebron Road Selectman ‘ 10-2-61 to 10-7-63 painting. Carpentry. Alterations American Coal Co.. JA 2-8151. PLUGGED SEWERS NEW SPACIOUS 5-room apart­ $87.73 MONTHLY, Immaculate Highway, norlhyest part of David C, Toomey Toomey Lane Town Clerk 1-1-62 to 1-6-64 1961 FORD Gal axle convertible, Immaculate .. Fully equippel. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, split, recreation room. Garage, MANCHESTER—6 room rambling town. Five rooms (3 bedrooms); FOR SALE — SERVICE station Evenings and weekends MI 9-7445, Frederick M. Gael Hebron Road Town Treasurer 10-2-61 to 10-7.63 fuUy equipped, $2,485. Call Bruce Only $95 Down ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. Machine Cleaned hot water furnished. Near High huge lot, 4’ 2% mortgage. Carlton ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 tile bath, one-car basement ga­ Ta.x Collector 10-2-61 to 10-7.63 MI 3-4860. / business, two-bay service sta­ MI 3-5219 rage. Move in at $16,300 M. J. Alex J. Kozikowski Ll.vnwood Dr. Willlama, CH 6-6851. School. Adults and teenagers VV. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. lot, sunken 16’8” xl9'9 " living Frederick M. Gaal Hebron Road Agent Town Deposit Fund 10-2-61 to 10-7-63 1955 Chevrolet Club Coupe tion with two pump island, Septic Tanka, Dry Wells, Sewer only. Call MI 3-4787, Ml 3-6645 room, fireplace, two bedrooms, McGuire, Broker, MI 3-4644, BIDWELL HOME Improvement very large yard, latest modem Lines Installed--<>llsr Water­ BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ COLqNIALS FOR SALE Doris G. Perrett Plymouth Lane Board of Finance 10-2-61 to 10-2-87 Del-Ray radio, heater, standard den or third bedroom, dining Margaret F. Thoms Vernon Road Board of Finance 10-2-61 to 10-2-87 1948 DE SOTO, 4-door, new motor, shift. Sharp, Company—all types of siding and equipment. A good going business proofing Done, lish Colonial. I ’ i baths, large MANCHESTER-6 room Cape. 2 ROCKVILLE—A'vallable now, 3’i- room, kitchen, utility room, l ’,2 18 South Adams Street- 6 rooms, Claire H. Warfel Soulli Road Board of Education 10-2-61 to 10-4-66 good second car, $35. MI 9-1043. roofing. Aluminum clapboards a with gasoline volume between 20- room apartment on Reed St. kitchen, 3 larfee bedrooms, large unfinished, fireplace, near new Only $165 Down baths, ba.sement, aluminum storm enclosed breezewaj', 1-car garage. Catholic High School. $14.,500. West George A. Banks Carpenter Road Board of Education 10-2-61 to 10-4-66 specialty. Unexcelled workman' 25 thousand per month. Repair li­ Stove, refrigerator, parking and wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor -swim­ windows, and doors, patio with 1959 CHEVROLET Impala, stand­ ship. MI 9-6495. cense available. Will sell complete McKinney bro s," ming pool, tennis epurt, barbeque, Side Realtv MI 9-5315. MI 3-1395. Harold F. Porcheron New Bolton Road Board of Education (vacancy) 10-2-61 to 10-7-63 1956 Plymouth Sedan. 6 Cyl picnic area. Adults only. $90 fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga­ 189 Glenwood Street—6 ’ 2 rooms, Mary C. Cot*^ South Road Assessor 10-2-61 to 10-4.65 ard shift, low mileage, 2-door inventory and customer good will. monthly. TR 6-1166, MI 9-4824. 1-car garwe, $28,900. Philbrick rage and amesite drive. Excel­ hardtop. Forced sale. $1,976. TR A splotless one owner car. COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. - AU Reasonable. Excellent opportunity Sewerage Disposal Co, Agency, MI 9-8464, finished recreation room, breeze­ MANCHEISTER — Kenwood Rd. Joseph S. Licitra School Road Board of Tax Review 10-2-61 to 10-4-85 130-182 Pearl S t—»n S-5S08 lent value, $22,900 For additional way, 1-car garage. 5-7369. I Only $195 Down types of roofs and roof repairing, for right man. Call manager, TR AVAILABLE—August 1, large New. oversized 5’ i room ranches, John F. Walsh Lyman Road Board of Tax Review (vacancy i 10-2-61 to 10-7-63 spieciaJizing in Twenty Year Bond­ NEW CAPES and Ranches. .City information contact .McCarthy En­ 5-9,IS!. 3 room apartment. Heat, hot 126 North Elm Street 7 rooms on ceramic tile bath, 3 bedrooms, Thomas W. Wil.son Jr. South Road Zoning Board of Appeals 10-2-61 to 10-3-68 1957 HILLMAN convertible, excel­ 1956 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan ed Roofs. CaU Ml 8-7707. gas, city water, landscaping, terprises, Inc., Ml 4-1539. John V. Ruth E. Hauser^ Lyman Road Zoning Board of Appeals 1.0-1-62 to 10-2-67 water, stove and refrigerator, Panciera, BU 9-8044. double lot, 1’ - baths, screened kitchens with formica eountera. lent condition, new tires reason­ All new W.W. tires. Auto, trans. 90'xl50’ lot, formica counters, birch cabinets, exhaust fan. dining Kenneth Matthews School Road Zoning Bd. of Appeals (alternate’ 10-1-61 to 10-3-68 able. CaU MI 9-4958. tiled bath and shower, ample porch, aluminum siding, 1-car ga­ Only $195 Down closets. On bua line. Adults only, knotty pine cabinets, ull bav- BOLTON—Custom built 2-family, rage. area. Picture window, full cellar Joseph S. Licitra School Road Zoning Bd. of Appeals (alternate) 10-2-61 to 10-4-06 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ment, metal hatchway, full insula­ Paul F''. Brown Jr. Volpi' Road Zoning Bd. of Appeals (Rllematci 10-2-61 to 10-5-84 1984 CHEVROLET, excellent trans­ . $93. MI 3-6396. Many extras. Built by present With hatchway or walkout base­ And We have many more fine car ROOFING—Specializing repairing tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram­ owner. Sleeping porch,' fireplace, 143 Brent Road 6 rooms, I’ i ment. Amesite drive. Oil hot air Edward R. Meloche Bolton Center Road ' Constable 10,2-61 to 10-7-83 portation, $300. Call MI 9-6246 be­ values always at ic tile, hot air heat, sixth unfin­ South Road Constable i 10-2-61 to 10-7-63 fore 9 a.m. or MI 9-0500. roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ Ma n c h e s t e r —4 room complete­ etc. Spacious gi'ounds, work shop baths, 2-car garage, recreation heat. Large lots, fully landscaped Robert D. Murdock AMESITE PAVING ly furnished apartment, modern, ished room in Cape, built-in oven room. with shrubs! Sidewalks and curbs. Iivin A. Dupre Route 44A Constable 10-2-61 to 10-7-83 ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ and range in Ranch. Only $12,490, and storage building. Large lot, MGA 1958; white coupe, with Wire • PE CORMIER MOTOR paired. Aluminum siding. 30 adults, heated, $120 J. D. Realty, 2- car garage, amesite driveway. Price. $14,490. Down payment $.500, John J. Garibaldi Box Mountain Road Constable ’ 10-2-61 to 10-7-63 $.390 down. Call McCarthv Enter­ We invite your inspection of these wheels, excellent condition, 36,000 years’ experience. Free estimates. • ORIVEWAYS • WALKS • PABKINO LOTS MI 3-5129. Can easily be converted to 9 room Schwartz Real Estate. MI.S Real­ Wilfred Cote South Road F'ire Commissioner 10-2-61 to 10-5-84 SALES, INC. prises. Inp. Ml 4-1589, John V. excellent v'alue quality homes. tor AD 6-1241, CH 2-2865 William F, Androlevich Tolland Road Fire Commissioner 10-1-62 to 10-4-65 miles. Must sell. Call MI 3-4092. CaU Howley. MI 8-5361, MI 3-0763. Panciera,; ^U 9-8044. single. S. A, Beechler, Agent. MI MACmNB GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED ROCKVILLE—Available Aug. IfSH 3- 8969. Other listings to choose from. * Oscar G. Hauser ’ Lyman Road Town Planning Commission--'r-t 10--2-61 to 10-3-68 MANCHESTER’S OWN RAMBLER room modem apartment. Stove, 1987 OKW 8—8 deluxe model hard- BDC ROOM CAPE; breezeway and BRICK HOME—6 large rooms, 2 George A. Banks Carpenter Road Town Planning Commission 10-1-62 to 10-2-67 Dealer • ■ refrigerator and other conven­ PHILBRICK AGENCY top, aaxomat clutch, 38,000 miles. HeatinK and Pinmbing 17 '1 garage, full shed dormer, 2 full ELLINGTON—Farm over 100 acres full baths, 2-car garage, excellent Kenneth Matthews School Road*' Public Building Commission 10-2-61 to 10-2-67 Top abape. MI 8-7585. FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME iences. Washer and dryer on —7 room house. I-,arge barn, 50 MI 9-8464 condition. Between one and two Charles W. Lathrop Keeney Dr. Public Building Commission 10-2-61 to 10-2-67 Our New Location Is PLUMBING AND heating — re­ Contemporary Ranch— 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, ultra modern kitchen, baths, wooded tot. easy walking 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER premises. Heat and hot water distance to schools, bus, and shop­ acres cleared. 'Tongren Agency, acres of land. Fi'uit trees. High Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on August 23, 1961 if a candidacy or candi­ 1967 FORD Convertible Falrlane modeling Installations, rtipalrs. furnished. Ideal location, minutes MI 3-6321. BOLTON I.AKE—Bathing, boating, elevation. Six miles from Man dacies are filed in accordance with Section 9-84 of the General Statutes. 600, blue-white, radio, heater, ex- AU work guaranteed 25 years ex­ Vi ping. Don't miss this outstanding Tel. MI 8-4165 THE PRICE IS RIGHT I baths, recreation room, two zone heating, sun deck. Built less from Hartford by Parkway. $9.5 value. $15,900. Philbrick Agency. fishing may be yours in this de­ Chester. Philbrick Agency MI caUant coadition. Call at 210 High perience. 24-hou? service. Call monthly. Call Rockville TR 6-2600 MANCHESTER — A real buy in 9-8464. Forms tor petitions for filing sucli candidacies b.v or on behalf of any emolled Democratic Party Ml 9-8464.______lightful 4 rt^m year 'round ranch. member may be obtained from Frederica Retd, Democratic Registrar of 'Voters. Tolland Road, Bolton, •treat or M 9-$767 Wednesday, Earj VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. than a year ago. or evenings TR 5-6148. heart of town. Well built 2-sto(:y Only $9,500-,. Assume mortgage. Tliunday, Friday nights 6 p.m. to TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Connecticut. Instructions for 'filing sucli a candidacy are contained In Part I Instruction Page, of the ’Trailers 6-A OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In home with 4 rooms and lavatory Small down payment. Goodchild- WALKER STREET—8 room Cape, • p-n. f o u r r o o m furnished apartment, first floor; 4 rooms and bath sec­ screened porch, fireplace, ll-car petition foi-m, copiqs of which are available in said Registrar’s office. Prior to obtaining the petition form,' Radio-TV Repair i Shown by appointment one block from Main St., MI town—a true miniature estate. Bartlett- Realty, Realtors. BU the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of $25.00 for each such candidate $276 DOWN, 2 bedroom, used, clean Landscaped acre lot. House has ond floor. Garage. Madeline-Smith, 9-0939. , garage, shaded lot, $16,000. Phil­ Services 18 9-6746. Realtor. MI 9-1642. , brick Agency. MI 9-8464, must be filed with said Registrar. A petition containing the required number, of signatures of enrolled 3M9 OBBVltOUET. M l 8-4808, mobUe home with 8o foot alum­ two oedrooms, V i baths, formal dining room, large living room BOLTON—Femwood Drive—Large Democratic Party members in the Town must be filed with said Registrar of Voters not later than .4:00 inum awning; also 27 foot Camper, TV ..^SERVICE—All makes. Honest, , MARION E. ROBERTSON, Broker, MI 3-5953 Tw o r o o m apartment. Stove, re­ P.M. on August 2, 1961, being the 21st day preceding the day of the primary. | $760; and for big comfortable llv- DE Maio Bros: frigerator, hot water arid heat. plus porches and air conditioning, SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage, room Ranch on lot 150-200, OWNER WANTS to sell choice 5 Economical. High quality parts. Dated at BoUon, Connecticut, this 19th day of July; 1961-. ins 61x10, 2 bedroom deltSce spe- iltUltleB (upplied. Semi-private ^ i * house ha* to sell and is near to stores, schools and bus. full basement, excellent condition, room ranch with carport. Mort- Guaranteed 90 days Famous for priced well below market. T. J, Marian E„ Robertson, Broker. MI $17,900, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI gags payment* $76 monthly; <1 d A v ID,C. TOOMBT, j n W OONVBRXIBLB. CaU eUl. High Manor Park, Route SO, •ervice since 1981. Pheme MI TEL. M l 3-769,1 l^th. Apply Marlow’#,'.'MT Main m ci’ockett, Rsaltor. Itl WTl. ftW5S. ’ •-1677. ______; Alica Driv«.>a K-oose. ______caerk at the ICunlAtpalttgr. XtockvUle, TR 5-1423. 9-4537. Potterton’e, 180 Obnter St ■* . . ■ ■ .f ■\ ' I ' 7 . St-'- m

FRIDAY, JULY 21, IM l PAOB FOURTEEN ATcrage Daily Net Press Run The Weather . For tlio Week Ended Foreeaat of C. 8. Weather Bniean party for 35 gueats. and Mrs. Bev­ June S, 1961 Zoners Will Hear Two Bridal Fetes erly DeSimone gave a party for LT “wo5S CO. Runny, hot, humid Uila- after- About Town family and friende. Greek Scout Leader at Day Camp 13,330 noon and Sunday, chance of eve­ Shea Bid Again For Miss Liimell Miss Linnell will bwonie the ICE m M T ning thnndershowera both days. The Prank J. Manaflald Marine — _ ^ bride of Paul Krebs on Saturday. Member of the Audit Fair, warm tonight. I.,qw tonight 51 BIS8EIX STREET Burena of OrenlatloB OS to 70. High Sunday near M. Corpi League Auxiliary will hold i The Zoning Board of Appeals By PATRICIA PL.YTT I Miss Patricia Linnell,-. daughter •Tuly 29, at 10 a.m. at the Church a cake sale Saturday at P:30 a m. Girl scouting .methods in the i of Mrs. Gertrude Linnell,' 80 Cot­ of the Assumption. Mr. Krebs Is Turn East From Mala St. Manchester— A City of Village Charm (ZBA) will hold its second public At State Theater at House and Hale's department ; hearing this month to review a United States are similar to those j tage St- recentiv was honored with the grandson of Mrs. Harold Burn­ Store, two bndal showers. Mrs. Lillian ham. Burnside Ave.. East Hart­ ; second request, within as many In her own country, a Greek scout­ (Cbuslfted Advertlalng on Page 10) ! months, from Atty. Francis C. Aceto was hostess at a garden ford. VOL. L X X X , NO. 248 (TEN PAGES— TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS Members of Concordia Evangeli­ I Shea, for permission to erect an ing observer has found, and Brown­ cal Lutheran Church will hold i office building at 3.11 E. Center ies everywhere respond equally^well their annual picnic Sunday at noon •1 st. to learning a new song. at Brae Marr Day Camp, upper f A similar request from .\tty. "My ship comes from China with P V Q S i d s i t t Premier Castro Bolton I,ake. A vc.sper sendee will , Shea was tabled following a pub- a catgo of tea, and plenty of pre- State News be held in the'evening. Members ; lie hearing on June 19 and later .—A 60- He reported his capsule control bed about 9 p.m. sion of the General Assembly. with Kennedy to Otis Air Force space travelers — Virgil Grissom system was sluggish and he had Earlier, the crew-cut man with This held out even less hope for project for every summer, " she the money fop ipay and subsistence Russians -they-"caitnot blackmail yaar-old atudent pilot on hla ftbat and Alan Shepard Jr. — met with .said. "In a small town in Greece • MICHAELS STERN W E G IV E Base on the Cape in order to spend this country into abandoning west trouble with it as he tested it in an easy smile but few words un­ an effective U.N. solution, for with a around it! •s for up to a nrilHOn men. solo croea-countiy flight escaped their' felldrw American astronauts NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR "they go camping for 15 days to the week end at summer homes on He also eaid nearly $1 billion Berlin. with scalp lacerations when hla the weightless environment of derwent a physical checkup and while the council has authority to help the villagers in baby • CRICKETEER Martha’s 'Vineyard or other nearby could be added quickly to a pend­ He said he thought Soviet Pre­ plane crash-landed at the Sikonsky today to plot new steps along the space. reported on the many vital details order a course of action, the as­ trail that leads to the moon. rare, handcrafts, recreation and spots. ing military money bill if Ken­ mier Khrushchev will realize the Aircraft plaint. Then, when hia parachute low­ of his 16 minute flight. sembly can only recommend it. U hygiene" • J i F Two of the President’s btoth- n e y asked for it to help meet the United States cannot be pushed ■Vernon L. Nelson, Brewster, First, they want to match the ered him into the ocean at the end "He swallowed lots of water The United Arab Republic, with feat of the Russian, Yuri Gaga­ Every tixMip divides into four Berlin crisis. around by him. N.Y. apparently lost his bearings of his 5,280-mlle-an-hour trip, he and spent a lot of energy staying Soviet backing, is expected to of­ ■ groups, she said, and during the • V-LINE CB.EEN (Continued on Page Four) Robertson, acting chairman of "He's going to see this even yesterday and tried to set down rin, first human to orbit the Blarth. told Shepard on his radio "You afloat,” said Lt. Col. W i i 11 a m fer the council a resolution de­ winter the girls learn t.he skills .STAMPS the appropriations subcommittee, more clearly every following week in the Sikorsky heliport. Then it's on toward President might make a note" of the fact Douglas, personal physician for manding total evacuation of [ they will need for the summer • and others said that in addition to such money from now on—that we have no in­ Nelson was given a signal not to Kennedy's goal of sending an that there was a 6-by-six inch hole the astronauts. "But he didn't be­ FYench forces from Tunisia. teaching program. for aircraft, missiles and navy tention of being jarred out, fright­ land since the heliport ia too small American team to the moon and in the chute. Shepard was at the come sick.” The United States, concerned for “ They visit hospitals and collect Anna Shrieks vessels, more than $S(X) million ened or pushed out," said Bowles, to accommodate fixed-wing air­ back in this decade. rocket control center. Today, a surgeon, an eye spe­ its friendship with both Franca : different equipment and maleri- could be added for army hardware. the No. 2 man in the State Depart­ craft. But he came In anyway and "Gus" Grissom relaxed after a cialist, a neurologist and an in­ and Tunisia, is considering wheth­ hair-raising journey in space that Finally, his 118-mile higli, 303- ternist turned to the second half er to press its suggestion for a ; als. ’ she said, .such as needles, He said he told Kennedy at a ment. bounced into a swampy area near mile long fligiht ended in near- j ribbon, acisso'rs. and baby powder, ended in a swim for his life in the of the exhaustive medical exam­ cease-fire and withdrawal of forces Along G)urse White House luncheon Thursday Bowles’ comments rame in a the Housatonic RiVer, where the tragedy when the exploeive bolts I before leaving for the town that regular, long, short, stout, short stout, that the subcommittee will with­ radio interview destributed to sta* plane landed upside down. Atlantic Ocean. ination. Psychologists questioned from both sides to their previous L of Ns escape hatch fired prema­ ’ ia selected for the pi-oject by the hold action on the $48 billion de­ tions around the country by News Nelson was released after trea't- The 35-year-old Air Force cap­ Grissom, too, and engineers talked positions. Under the proposal this turely and Grissom had to scram­ would be followed by Ftench-Tu- i central Girl Scout office In expert alterations at no charge. To Nicaragua fense spending bill until after the Associates, Inc. The Interview ment at the Sikorsky Infirmary about the premature blowout of Athena. ble quickly out as sea water rushed the capsule escape hatch. They ntsian negotiations on future evac­ President’s nation'wide' radio and v/as recorded earlier for release and Bridgeport Hpspital. into the opening. uation of the base. The project was begun in 1951, Miami, Fla., July 22 (/P) — Warn­ television speech Tuesday on the today. want to eliminate that "bug” in The wind from the whirling a hurry. Either course of action, should it PARK FREE IN PfRXELL PARKING ings for all residents of north-east­ Berlin eituarion. He ie expected to In a 30-minute conference yes­ NHRR Hearing Set blades of a rescue helicopter drove ern Nicaragua and eastern Hon­ send extra defense requests to terday. Secretary of State Dean News Tidbits Astronauts John Glenn and JUST A STEP AWAY FRO.M REGAL New Haven, July 22 (A’)—U.S. him beneath the surface for a Walter Schirra were on hand (Continued on Page Threa) duras to prepare for heavy rains, Congress Wednesday. Rusk briefed British, French and tfom the AP Wires moment, but his buoyant space high tides and winds up to 115 "In my opinion,” Robertson said, West German envoys on U.S. de­ District Court hearing will he held when Grissom arrived. The four Tuesday on the bankruptcy re­ suit popped him back like a cork. other members of the astronaut Stake out your claim to the out-of-doors with miles per hour were issued today as "the President is not likely at thia fense plana for Berlin. He seized a "horse collar" rescue OUtAr NIW fUlL OIL hurricane Anna shrieked along a Afterward. West German Am­ organization of the New Haven team were due this morning, for a high wood fence. Create an outdoor living time to declare a limited emer­ Railroad, but trustees ' might not Sharkn reported- off three Mas- device lowered by the 'copter and westward course In the Caribbean. gency and call up reserve and Na­ bassador Wilhelm Grewe hinted conferences. Bulletins DivnormiNTt room of your own this year . . . a private, be appointed at that time. aachiisetts beaches closes a fourth was hoisted to safety. As Grissom let his nerves un­ sheltered, magic spot ideal for re.st and play. The Miami Weather Bureau says tional Guard troops.” Federal Judge Robert P. Ander­ after 2 Vi fool sand shark is killed the season's first tropical storm Meantime, efforts of another hel­ wind on this British Island, his Culled from AP Wires He added that he believes his (Continued from Page One) son -said yesterday he will hear a in shallow water off Revere Beach See your favorite team in eolor U.sc high wood screens to give your children will reach the Nicaraguan coast icopter to salvage the water-filled wife, Betty, did the same back in discus.sion of the merits of pros­ . Twenty-four sacks containing capmile failed and the $5 million Newport News, 'Va. a protected play area. Fence out neighborhood SPECIAL PURCHASE! late today or early tonight. Communist propaganda from Mos­ Anna at 5 a.m. was located near pective truslees, but 'may post­ space craft with its precious In­ "Now I can rest for a few days JAPS BAR POLARIS SUBS distraction . . . and beautify your home at the It Wasn^t His Fault pone his decision till a later date. cow, Peiping and East Germany, struments and its film record of and get back to normal," she said Tokyo, July 22 (ipj — Japan's latitude 13.4 north, longitude TS.V Anderson nas been receiving shipped in Cuban diplomatic same time. west, or about 350 statute mile^ the flight sank beyond hope of after watching the thrill-packed largest newspaper reported from a magnificent collection of Junior Women's numerous requests for group.s that pouches, seized by Mexican au­ recoveiw in three-mile deep water. show on television. "I almost cried Washington today that Japan Stoj) in .soon and .see the many sparkling new east of Puerto Cabezas, on. the up­ want their Intere.sts represented in thorities at Mexico City Airport fence designs from which to choose. You'll per Nicaraguan coast. Sentiments of the National when the capsule sank." and the United States are dead­ General Died Too Soon the court appointed management. . South Korean Military Junta Space Agency were summed up In Mitchell, Ind.. Dennis Gris­ locked on an American propoeal be delighted to learn how easily and economi­ The hurricane is moving west­ shakes up Premier Song Yo-Chan'.s Yankee-Sox ward about 20 miles per hour. by one official who commented: som went through "the longest 15 to send U.S. nuciearrpowered Cabinet, giving him additional Job cally you can build any of the— Washable CORDUROY JAMAICAS Little change in size or Intensity is Maxry Unit Praised "We've got only one Gus, but we’ve minutes in my life" as his son rode submarines into Japanese ports. . . . traditional of foreign minister and placing got plenty of space capsules." a blazing Redstone rocket into Japan has rejected the U .S;. Gewnes Saturday and Sunday, July 22 and 23 on expected as the storm continues Hartford, July 22 (>P) - • The new emphasis on economics, ac­ At Battle of Manassas Maxey Committee has been P) — Richmond” drive in 1861. Then, Jackson on Henry Hill, where the poet laureate today, and the white- Catholic missionaries from Ha­ kilograms (10,395 lbs). For Complete tide Of battle surged l^ack and forth vana, Cuba . . . Air Force search RT-98 ia tht moat completely Farmer William T. Smith, who swarms of sightseers impeded a haired poet had a verse of thanks Shepard: Altitude without Earth A t Listen to Kathy bought a. $6,100 Cadillac with a chatoic Union retreat from. Bull and ended in the panicky Federal ready for the occasion. teams hope to find debris in ocean orbit — 186.307 kilometers Tuning U and V effective fuel oil additive in use Godfrey, W I N F- Run back to Washington. retreat^to Washington, has been that will fell what went wrong Troubles Unexpected today. This helps your oil government subsidy for not plant­ The 86-yea r-old poet, who has a (115.606 miles); greatest mass C B S, Manchester. ing com, nverplanted hla wheat 2. How many people would get blanked out by camouflage. with 27th discoverer satellite burner deliver more clean, de­ home In the tiny mountain town of lifted .without Earth orhit — 10:10 a.m. Monday allotment and owes a fine, a fed­ hurt firing those old civil war But anachronisms keep creeping Ripton, penned this verse for State rocket destroyed by Pacific Missile 1,832.61 kilograms (4,031.7 lbs.). $ pendable heat. You get pre­ thru Saturday. Con­ cannon and muskets, and how in. For example, after yester­ Range Safety Officer 60 seconds Cape Canaveral, Fla., July 22«>utea before picking him up. He eral agency contends. Poetry Day: -Virgil I. Grissom was func wanted the time to take readings 485 mium service, too. All designed 2” x 2 » ," Mesh SINGLE SCROLL test Every Day. many would be laid low by the day’s rehearsal, Maj. Gen. Jame.s "Breathe.-! there a bard who after launching at Vandenberg RED STAB RAPS BONN Along with a pile of fan mall, to make home heating easy. merciless Virginia sun? C.’ Fry (retired), a hero of World Air Force Base in California. Honing as a dedicated test pilot off all his instruments. including correspondence froin isn’t moved "Roger, give me about five min­ Moscow, July 22 (ffi—Red Star 36” High. .50 Ft. Roll L A W N FENCE A rehearsal yesterday sent one War n and Korea, called a coun­ Mrs. Whittaker Chambers, 60, and was not aware of Impending Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arir.. a To know his verse is understood trouble as he prepared to leave utes," Grissom stated when the denounced West Germany and 86" High, 100 Ft. Rolls combatant by helicopter to a Hos­ cil of war in a huge air condition­ And happily more or less ap­ released from Warner Hospital at the United States today as lead­ letter arrived from the Chemung ed traile.r. Fry ia in charge of the his floating spacecraft yesterday. helicopter reported it was over­ Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed Serviced County Agricultural Stabilization pital with severe burns from Ihe proved Gettysburg, Pa., where she was ad­ ers of the western front agahist blank charge of a Civil War can­ battle. mitted in critical condition after He was more concerned during head. * 8 ^ 1 0 and Conservation Committee, By his country and his neighbor­ the flight with a rip in his para­ When he was ready to leave, Soviet proposals “ for strengthen­ $21.95 • pinwal'e or wide wale non: several were hurt by flying William Tecumseh Sherman, his death of husband, a key witness in ing the iieace In Europe” by set­ •By Our Own Mechanic.^ M o b ilh e a t Smith said last night. false red beard dripping perspira­ hood.” chute and trouble with his mamiel Grissom radioed: waddings and, the Confederates Gov. F. Ray Keyser Jr. bestowed Alger Hiss espionage trial . . . Mrs. tling the German and Berlin • junior sixes 9 to 15 While Goldwater told Smith oth­ claim, a piece of minie ball from tion, filed In, followed by all the control system. "Tell me when you ai-e ready to Famous For Service Since 1931 Also 4«” High er farmers "clear acrosa the coun­ ,tha title of poet laureate on Frost, Wallace Trahan of Port Aruthur, problems on Russian terms. .YIso 42” and 48" the Union lines raised AJl other blue and gray leaders in Tex., who claimed she was struck These facts were revealed in a go. I am going to have to take In 50 Ft. RolLs In 100 Ft. Rolls try” admired his public protest their authentic costumes a n d in accordance with a resolution mv helmet off and blow the hatch • fly fronts and side zippers bruise on a rebel shouldfe^#lisre passed by the state legislature. from behind by loaded grocery transcript of Grissom's radio -REBEL CENTER FALLS W E G IV E a ^ n s t farm aubaidles, the county was some question about that beards, some real , and some glued cart in Port Arthur food market, voice contact with fellow astro­ off. Lisbon, Portugal, July 22 <8P» committee told him it waa fining on. Keyser — who likes to write ‘Taking my lielmet off, power GREEN STAMPS • some with leather belts though; only blanks are to be poetry himself—presented this ci­ files $75,000 damage suit in 60th nauts in the blockhouse and con­ Portuguese troops have cap­ him $321.84 for planting 26 acres used. The Red Cross was busy Fry told them they had better District Court in Beaumont claim­ trol center, with the USS Ran­ down and blowing the hatch.” ...... tured the rebel stronghold of in wheat last year, 7.1 acres in ex­ be careful to look down the bores tation to Frost: ' The transcript ended,with this tending to civilian heat victim;,. “ You have demonstrated by a ing lasting pain, and injury . . . Po­ dolph and the recovery helicopter. Quksu'o in the [Nambuango bllla .J lfg BIIHIHEV&. • black, red, loden, bark, blue and beige cess of his 18.9-acre allotment. of their cannon to see that they Included is a dramatic exchange statment from the helicopter: Anyway, the stage managers of lifetime of work that man’s tihirst lice answer riot call in East New of north Angola, the LusitanU Smith met the Arizona Senator this mock battle, fought mostly by are clean before fired so nobody between Grissom and the man who "And when you blow the hatch MOhlARTY for npiritual elevation and his aan- York section of Brooklyn and News Agency reported today. Potterton's • paisleys and prints earlier this month when he drove 2.000 youngsters and middle-agera will get killed. greeted by hail of atones, bottles preceded him into space, Alan B. the helicopter will already be aitivity to his surroundingB can The news agency keport, based BUILDING MATERIALS the “Caddy” to Washington. A of the North-South Skirmish As­ He also expressed the wistful ami garbage being thrown .from Shepard Jr. Shepard was the com­ down that,way." hope that Stonewall could be reach eternal heights through the National Space Agency offloiata on what Jt said t^uld be the Manchester’s Oldest and Largest TV', Radio, BROTHERS • street floor sportswear ‘ j sign ort the car eaid a government sociation, hoped for the best. rooftops. municator in the block house. last government oonununlqiM LUMBER FUEL subsidy paid for it. Farmer Smith They strove to remedy the flaws brought into' the act and that Bee poetry of your pen. explained that when. (Irissom re­ ^ Record and Appliance Store' “ You have elevated and given Alasktln Airlines DC6C carrying During the critical moments oe- concerning troop moveoenta, became news. of yesterday’s rehearsal viewed by would die on schedule. Without fore the escape hgteh unexpected­ ported he waa blowing the hatch quoting Fry verbatum this cor­ expression to those values and crew of six misses fog-shrouded said the toWn was taken iMt ^ Ml 3-5135 336 NORTH MAIN ST.— PHONE MI 9-5253 The llrat notice that he had ex­ 18.000 sp^tators. Oiie grand snafu runway while tnaklng refueling ly blew out, flooding the fcapsule off, he mesiint he waa pulling the 1S9 CdHteF S(f riKt Comer of Church Street occurred when Confederate Gen. respondent can state with author­ thesp surroundings comprising pin which armM the 70 exploeive Thursday, OommuntqtMS dr|U no 301*315 Center St. jpOMPIJlTE HOMS;"HKATINa BALER and BBRVICE , s . ..iiptj I ceeded the 1960 wheat quota. life among the verdant valleys atop at .gheifiyar^^'Alaska, and and forcing Grissom to swim for longer be Issued, it i ■ILH Smith clamled, arrived July 11, Stonewall Jackson , failed to get in­ ity that when the general gets all hia life, the astronaut waa asking llliiiil: I i ni|i t through with this sham battle he I crashes In flames, kllUng « i ■eeniltir r» M0H6i ^ '"i B - ...... to the .act. • inboard tha hal|pepter. to wait a few min- (OentliMed oa Fag* (OMtlanad on Pafie Five) Jackson, portrayedfby George J. will never manage another. j' (OoBtbned M FBf* .•!