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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-uuMorocco lurfor whatwatiL hene aescridescribed 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.......
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