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...... ' “ A rm y Cut Lulu of ‘Luau’ Held Roundup • •• '**'*“”*1, ■* In Europe TOMORROW... At Exclusive Club School , fioard * r-f' -' OPEN MONDAY CONVENIENT FREE WASHIN(3TON (AP) — STAMFORD (AP) — A < lij^ts smashed, its exterior Quits -Hs Aid i THROUGH SATURDAY The United States Iprobably ’’Hawaiian Luau” erupted in­ dented. PARKING *IN THE to a free-swinging, rock­ li^ will withdraiV about 7,500 Police Cept. Gerald Kilmartin To Education 5.'f 9;30 to 5:45 throwing melee in which most requested a fire department REAR...USE OUR Arm y troops from Europe o f the 300 guests got in their pumper, with the idea of hosing this summer, in formed licks early today. down the more uncontrolleble N E W T O W N (AP)— New- OPEN THURSDAY NEV/ PARKING sources said today. It took about 100 police­ battlers. town’.s entire six-member men' an hour to break up the This would be the Brst reduction Five pumpers descended at Board of Education has re­ 9:30 to 9:00 - LOT ENTRANCE ' of U.8. strength there since the _ fracas that began with an the beach club, but the battle " argument on the dance floor signed, saying its presence Berlin crisis military buildup last WM over when they arrived. at the Shippah Beach Club S!iiniy^i:iii!ii|H|i!jH|iiHl|:ii,■■•■""■■" fall. M ost, o f the crowd were In would be a deterrent t(i the munuiiRiiJiJim:::!* tin: in- an exclusive section of this CastroisD their late teena or early twenties. The men to be pulled back city, town’s continuing go(xl educa­ would be eupport troops—quarter­ The girls wore leis and grasa tion standards with the cur­ master, eigiuil, ordnance and the I t ’ wound up with one po­ skirts. liceman suffering a serious rent superintendent of schools like. The affair was sponsored by' eye Injury, a few more of­ still in office. Also Itenij ♦ ♦ ♦ Thus, there would be no weak­ an athletic club. Police said the ficers hurt slightly, and six The blanket resignation was ening of U.S. combat-type forces, idea was that of a local tavern m enarrested on an assort- made last night. Board (Chairman arrayed mostly in Germany. owner w ho sold tickets for $S menti of charges. M. Frederic Rees said the members At the height of the Berlin each fo r the "Luau.” from our wid« and wonderful collee> The six men under arrest The six men arrested were were aware of School Superintend­ At Parley] crisis, when Russia was threat­ also suffered some injuries. charged with assault, breach of ent James F. Hinckley's talents, tion,. 9 t summer straws for every ening to force a decision on con- It was shortly before mid­ and felt it would be better if he ■trol of the divided German city, the peace and dam age to prop­ By WILLIAM L. RYAN ’ occasion! night that two men started a erty. remained in office and they re­ the United Statee eent 40,000 sup­ fight on the dance floor. signed. MEXICO CITY (AP) — 1 port traoM to reinforce the 7th Before long, a serlea of oth­ Hinckley had submitted his res­ President Kennedy, heartened’ Army in Germany. er fights started. Coventry Feature ignation June 21, but later aet forth - . It w as understood the 7,600 men terms under which he would with­ by the mightiest public trib­ A handful of auxiliary po­ ute ever paid him in a foreign Co be brought home would come lice, poated at the club, In July 3 Herald draw it. The Board of Education, WEAR A out of that 40,000. sized up the situation and saw at a meeting Thursday night, capital, resumes probing talks Sources Indicated the home­ that they wouldn’t be able to voted to accept the conditions. today with Mexico's leaders ward movement of these men, in handle it. They put in a riot The Manchester Evening Rees said the board feel.s that on how to fortify the Ameri­ some : 40 Units, might start next cair, and ail available police Herald will publish a two-page Newtown has a good school system month and continue into Septem­ help was sent to the club. in operation and that "we cannot cas against ominous political feature on Coventry's Quar­ afford to Jeopardize what has been and economic threats. 3.99 to 5.99 ber. Police Dominic Zaccardo, 24, ter Millennial Celebration on built up over the years.” The President, his reception At his news conference last suffered an eye Injury when hit He said a new board "can, with­ here regarded generally as an Wednesday, President Kennedy by a flying object He was treat­ Tuesday, July 3. out the prejudice built into the said: *T would hope that w e could ed at Stamford Hospital. Readers may order extra enormous peiwuial triumjdia ap­ SMILE withdraw or lessen the number present system between the board, parently is laying his cards on the A police car was dam aged,. copies in advance by calling superintendent, teachers and pub­ table in frank conversations with of forces at some time but cer­ .its rear seat ripped up, the tail The Herald— M itchell 3-2711. tainly not under present condi­ lic, continue the good system we Mexico's president Adolfo Lopes have and not disrupt operations." tions until we get a clear Indica­ Mateos. The conditions under which tion of what the future Is going There is every indication that Hinckley remained in office Includ­ to be in Berlin." In Formosa Strait the subject of . Prime Minister ed two-year contract, a $14,000 sal­ Pentagon sources said Kennedy Fidel Castro’s Cuban regime and ary for the first year, and the f*n- Shoe Salon, U/d meant that this country did not ita alliance with (tommunism ployment of a committee to define came up in their first-round of AND A main floor, rear contemplate trimming its com­ in writing the areas of responsibil­ CASUAUI talks Friday. bat forces In Europe. Reii Chinese Refuse ity between the Board of Ekluca- •The enthusiastic public outpour­ Civilians would ^ expected to tion and the superintendent, take over much of the aupply and ing to grset the Prosldent—om - logistical work now handled by clals estimated a mllHon and a . Vo Conflict on Prayern half Mexicans mqsssd to cheer (above) "ZENATUE" retunilng troops. A major factor was understood To Renounce Force HARTFORD (A P)—State Edu­ President and Mrs. Kennedy extend thiAr compliments to a group of Mexican folk dSfleonl 'Who him--could etrengthen Kennedy's: tAkhe an administration desire to cation (Commissioner W illiam J. performed, fo r them last night in Mexico (City's Palace of Fine Arts. Kennedy told them he en­ hand In i his search for mmon ' Sanders says he can see no con­ redinf dollar spending in Europe. TOKYO (AP)—Red Chinaf "The United States will take the joyed their performance very much. It was ths final event on a crowded schedule for their first ground with the Mexican govern­ flict between the saying of pray­ JANTZEN! Native^ civilians working for the acUon necessary to assure the de­ day in the Mexican capital. (AP Photofax). ment on the mass of political, eco­ today brushed off President 5 . 9 9 ers in some Connecticut public U.S. armed forces there are paid fense of Formosa and the Pesca­ nom ic and social problems Kennedy’s call for a mutual schools and a recent U.S. Supreme In local currency, chiefly out. pf dores,” -Kennedy declared. But he plaguing turbulent and restlees renunciation of force in the Court decision. a mesh wedge of black, beige or counterpart funds 'deposited to also said' a 1954 agreement bind­ LaUn America.' Sanders said ye.sterday it was Prober Riles Freeman from the most complete collection of fun, this country’s credit as a result Formosa Strait after defiant­ ing the Nationalists not to move France Nears The Impact of the visit wga not green. his understanding that the court's sun and swim clothes you will find just ly firing its most powerful against Red China without U.S. (tontlned to this capital of 6!4 mil­ of aid programs. ruling prohibited only those pray­ agreement la still In force. lion. Reports from anMmd ths na­ about anywhere! The United States now has display of artillery power in ers composed by or given the of­ about 373,000 men on station in " I have Indicated that our In­ End of Gmtrol tion of M mltlton indicated that 13 years within sight of the ficial recommendation of a govern­ radio and television coverage of Europe. About 137,000 are figbt- terests in this area is defensive, Fired Official Faces ment body. (left) part of the “FUN RAISER” sets Nationalist .off-shore island of and we would like to have a re- the spectacular first day of ths Inf the remaining 185,000 The- oour:^ah|* Marshal (Chu Teh, creator of the Senate public hearings on the tions about his relationships with Called from AP Wires (below left) tri-color honeycomb, cotton the business of the federal govern­ "Live together in this magnifi­ night after an operation to fix his tional agreement from taking Red arm y and one of Red (China's Estes case marked Friday by Estes. A LCO A ALUMINUM LAWN ment to decide whether or not a cent land," Fouchet said In a ra­ knit “FLEET” shirt, S-M-L ...... 4.98 22" ROTARY POWER MOWER broken thigh bone. The report steps against President Chiang leaders, warned Friday peppery exchanges between Sec­ Morris had been an assistant to local school is allowed to say pray­ dio aildresa. "Live aa equal and URUNDl EXEOUTBS 8LAYKR added that he slept well. Kai-shek's Nationalist regime. retary of Agriculture prvllle L. former Asst. Secretary of Agricul­ night that "the entire armed ers." free men, freely nnd liberally aid­ USUMBUBA, Unuidl (AP)-~ “SWABBER” cabin boy pants are top Philip H. J4ewman, senior ortho­ The (Communist news agency forces and people of our country Freem an and his questioners. ture James T. Ralph, also fired 59.99 \ However, Kowalski said he did ed by k'runce. Yes, live together. Jean Kageorgls, a Ortiek dthtos stitched with narrow waistband in back— paedic consultant at the Middle­ made plain this position has not are keeping a close watch on the kVeeman denied Republican because o( his connections with "Tomorrow, the Algerian people • easy spin starter C H A IR 4.99 sex Hospital and one of the men changed. It said the Peiping press not want to question the legality senators' charges that Estes had convicted of murdering Unudl’S none in front, cotton duck, 8-18 .... 6.98 enemy's moves. Any military ad the gift-giving Texas promoter. decides Its fill lire. N o one doubts first premier, executed fa$r • • 3 h.p. Briggs and Stratton engine who performed the operation, an­ reported Kennedy's statements at of the U.S. Supreme (Court decision received favored treatment from yioo venture of the enemy is sure to banning official prayers in public In his appearance before the in the outcome Independence and firing squad today on the eve of • 4-position throttle control s w e r ^ the question the world his news conference Wednesday the department and that Free- e angle arm rest meet with complete failure.” schools. subcommittee Ralph had disclosed cooperation with France," L'rundl’s Indepe^enoe. Unum (below right) “ PRO-FIT” cotton knit golf • full one-year warranty was asking edien he left for home “under headlines pointing oiit that ui's administration had been A s Chu Teh spoke, (Communist that he and Morris each received Fouchet painted a picture of Al­ soldiers fired the guns. Kageorgls • delivered ready to go e tubular frame , _ Friday night: ' rr this reveals anew the cimning and elow to crack down on Estes’ get- shirt, S-M -L ...... 4.98 trcMps in Fukien Province oppo' two $100 money orders from geria tiKlay as a land "equipped was (xmdenii^ by a Belgiiia “The old man is all right,” he craftiness of U.S. imperialsm.” rich-qulck schemes under farm with schools and hospitals, lab- e 3 X 6 webbing site Quemoy were engaged in Kerr-Millo Teot Urged Estes. He said they turned the r-qurt for the a m b u ^ slaying a t said. , u_ A t his hews conference, Ken­ HARTFORD (A P)—A fair trial aid programs. orntorle.i nnd alrport.s," LINEN-LIKE BERMUDAS, man tailored, S E L F S T A R T E R — 74.99 their biggest artillery practice money over to the Democratic Premier Prince Louis Rwagw- e green and white Britons also took comfort from for existing legislation on medical The House subcommittee head­ In an cmoMon-choked voice he 10 to 2 0 ...... 5 .9 8 nedy directed words of warning since the Reds «mn the mainland party. shnre last Oct. IS. Hie prtaon care to r the aged has been urged ed by Rep. L. H. Fountain. D- pleaded for "unity In prayer" for the fact that although a room was at Peiping while commenting on from the NationaUsto in 1949. The There were also allegations that was the sou of MwamI King by the Connecticut Academy of N.C., kept its questioning of Mor­ all thoae who fell for France and reported prepared at the hospital the Reid Chinese military buildup Nationalist Defense Ministry in Morris had a list of persons who Mwambusta IV wUI be head w General Practice. Algeria In the lerrllory'a bloody 2nd floor sports shop for Lady Churchill to be near her opposite the Nationalist off-shore I ris a mystery. received ■ similar money orders state when the territory becomns A Dr. D. Norman Markley of fighting. husband, ahe spent the night at kilandi of Quemoy and Matsu. (Continued on P ag e T w o) The subcommittee refused to from Estes, including several Con- the kingdom of Burundi Sua- Hartford, president of the acad­ "The fires and paalons are alow- their home in Hyde Park 'Gate. give any hint about the nature of gressmen and a member of the day. NelgMboiing Ruanda «vUl emy said yesterday the general ly being extinguished,” Fouchet YOUR HOODED The wartime prime minister administration. become the ftepubUo of Rnwnn- practitioneni feel the government aald. “The arms are silent and was reported to have fallen into In the Senate hearing Friday, a da. JANTZEN Bipartisan Support should make every effort to ad­ peace Is here again. The hour of a sound natural sleep after the controversy swirled about a letter HEADQUARTERS BARBECUE GRILL minister successfully the Kerr- reality, wisdom and genero.alty has 60-mlnute operation. Steel- pins diaries 8. Murphy, Freeman's KAKAVUBU ILL Mllls program before insisting on arrived." w ere run tforougb the .fractured News Tidbits undersecretary, wrote to the sub­ LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo with motorized hood a medical, care plan tied to so­ Even secret aiiny organization ends of the bone, near the left (A P )— Ailing President Joseph ::;:3 cial security. from the'^AP Wires committee April 20. In it Murphy leaders urged Europoans to vote hip, to bold them together. Senate Seen Passing Kanaviibu took the cheers of Ms The Kerr-MUls program, al­ declared he knew of no "substan­ ■|yoH" 8M Moslems prepared to u:u: A* bulletin said the operatlm rmintrymen today as this capi­ ready p q , the books, provides med- tial evidence that Estes was guil­ was successful and ChurchllTs crown their 7 (4-.year rebellion tal turned out to celebrate tho ieU care to tl;ie near-needy aged Rhoda Gilbert, estranged wife oi ty of a criminal offense" in con­ condition was "satisfactory.” against France with a resounding second anniversary of the Con­ Medicare Com promise through federal matching grants runaway financier Edward M. Gil­ nection with transfers of cotton note for independence In Sunday’s 12.94 ' Churchill broke his thigh-bone acreage allotmerns. go’s troubled inoependenoe. 1$ to participating states. It car­ bert, claima that $M7,7M worth rnferendiini. was the first publlo appearaaoe ' in a. fall In his hotel room at ries a "need" test. Connecticut it of furnishings and art objects In Murphy's letter was written as SIx-mllllon Algerian voters will of the portly, middle-aged presi­ Monte Carlo Thursday morning WASHINGTON (AP) — A blpar-fday. one of the participating states. her Fifth Ave., New York City, an explanation of why he joined go to an estimated 6,500 polling dent In niore than a month. On- f shortly after .he' arrived on the tisan {dan for gtWng health care home betong to her and not to G il­ Andereon's proponal will be of­ other agency officials in declaring, places to answcr"jUHr”one' q u ^ liMikers were shocked aa he had Riviera for a vacation. He was (Continued on P age Bleveu) bert. to the aged through Social Secure fered go an amendment to a the cotton acreage deals Illegal, j tlon: "D o you want Algeria to be to be lifted out of his opep llm-. taken to the Princess Grace Hos­ XIS pilot John McKay, maneu­ ity financing has been unveiled in House-passed public welfare Mil. imstne. Then he hobbled on a teUw pital there and was flown tome vering rocket plane in heat test, \ the Senate and appears to have a Anderson, who. has been carry- (Continued on P age Three) (Conllnucd on Page D iree) to his seat of foHior on the re­ to London Friday. r? good chance of pessdng. ing the baU in the Senate for the says it "popped and crackled like viewing stand to see the Con­ Churchill is a private patient an old stove” as he exceeded three And Democratic whip Hubert H. President on the exploeive health golese army march past Leo- an ^ ts paying $113 a week for his Pay Television Humphrey predicted that there care iseue, won his Republican times the speed of sound .. Anna |M>ldvill»'s central square. Thero \ s y 1^/ .. He is not being treated un- M. Rosenberg, prominent Demo­ ^Front Men for Syndicate^ was a possibility it, would clear backing largely - because'* he has been no piiMlo announce Ytion Well Received ment of Kaaavuhu's Illness, b u t scheme, which provides free of defense, will be married len cb^gteg price fixing filed against Senate Friday hy Sen. CUnton P. Other key points o f the o of the Dictaphone Corp., said he day at their sentencing in U.S. ty to the sugar possession charge! ger government in Washlngtea’ Iliii Allied Appliance Co. o f Boston, Andmon, DfNM. He described promose: . applied to be among the .initial District CVlurt. They were con­ in Massachii.setts. is better government in OUT ii! . • wholesale distributor of radio snd JBRUBALEli. tsracll SaejidB it M the pcodnet of-tweeks o< L ' It would he financed by an SOO aqbsnibera as soon as |ie victed June 1. Defense Counsel Paul W.'Flynn; state,” he said. ii:;3 television seta and riectrtcsl appli­ (A P )—Dr. Robert A. Soblen ru- W j^^huia. to gather bipartisan increase in Social Security pay- heard that the test would be run The men, *11 from Providence, said he plans fo appeal the convic­ ances. — •• i i malned under guard in a hoigittgl ndl taxes. BJ., were sentenced os follows: tions. , TAMBOURINE WINS DERBY ran by WHCT, an ultrahigfa frequency Citizens Ooun(dl of Greater New ward today while signs nritUtplied It c(ditaiM ths same benefits as 3. Its henefita are Ide^cal to tetevtston statlcn here. j Edward Romano, 37. three Before Imposing sentence, Judge NAAS, Ireland (AP) — Tam­ Orleans plans to sand group of T. Emmet Clarie said the moon­ V Uiat the larael government would the Kennedy measure but woidd those, in the admintstcatiqii bill- At Davis's home was a iriead , years in prison snd $10,000 fine bourine II, owned by Mrs. How- ' iiilj 'Reverse freedom rMers” to Con­ shine operation formed “the blood '* epeedUy dep(wt the Soviet ’ jqiy. also cover persons not imder So­ hospitalization, nursing b o:m e Louis W alksr, a seettrttfes dealer on two count* of violating the ell E. Jackson of MIddlebarg,. cord, N.fL, next week . . . Arch­ alcohol and tobacco tax laws. and sinew of. an undenvorld gang- Va., won the Irish Derby today III ■ "l._ sentmeed to life imprisonment in cial Security and would oring hii care. b(>me health sdfvieea nnd adto announced his own pay-tele-' iiHi bishop lakovcM telle 1,200 delegates Frank Romano (no relation). sterl.-un .operation." as Aretle Storm was second In the United States. private health insurance ju ries; outpatieht t. hospital diagnostie :viskm dettbino, AS, two years nold Market debeated on Edward bourine II, a French-bred oalt, i aayliia. HM auttoritative aourcaa the compromlae, one Retnildlcw ple not c o v e r ^ by'' Social Security mercial owsceoo'! :i. \ X)^Hhoirf hood-• togralsed coacepto of reilgtow and $5,000 on three counts; Romano's role in the crime. won in a driving finish In the • iii said Ow 2|Meti goyanmunt la not snid i»tvntely he expected' several would be gtvto the .benefits of the A»f .... gym riligs. “It aU amends on th e program ­ ' eoSsaa" " Ahtonto VsliuccI, 39, one year Market asked for a substantial V/j miles rsce which had n grssn' i , ■ ^motorizod grill „ t wUlIng to ioan t the 63-year-oU tuorm would vote for IL . program Along with' the IS million ming/' saw Walker, 'ilf the pm- Faulty ighitton tystem blanmS sentence for Romano, describing vaR«e o f . $190,400. Sehring hi ijlil JewM phySiatrist a vlto that The only ojUiwr time the Senate- And $1,000 on two counts. 'pxptotaS to toSgider S^efat Secur­ gramdisf .is hp to aiuit, U’U r M h »s s$ sseead test M t g t A New Bedford, Mass., grocer, him as a "first lieutenant of the owned by Townsend B. Martin :-T Y woukl permit him to remain. voted on a Social Security health t ity « r the w ndL” ---■ igiSaitetanoobed M M tle 'inla-' Xkrael Yanshia, w as fined $1,000 Ai Capone type.” He said Romano of Locust, N. J. His stsWcninte; w \ , either as n atort-tenn visitor or Insurance phm woo In U$0 when Act by U M when the plan Both men p . and sentenced to 30 day#. He has no means of income and yet la Raymond Guest’s favored Lark­ ICRBEN . aa a settler. it was defeated 81-44, with (mly take effect. TAMPSj ■ • that, pay-televlsioa might become Air says Mimitonaiv aoiid- leaded guilty to poegeo^tig. sugar able to visit race tracks and drive spur. finished fourth. Larfcspisril. 1 6.88 Every Jew haa the IqgM figttt one RepubUcaa stogwiting tt. Both those under Social Security a staiUa aymhol. fue) halUatie mleelle, passed greuad Intended for use in producing the S Cadillac. won the recent English Derby.: ’the'Senate is to begin debating : to aettle in lanael, but t);>e govem- and those outside it .would get 0 m < hope it t v r o f io acroes the Seats at Vandenberg Air F o t (!« ilicgal liquor commonly called Clarie set bonds of $20,000 for An Irish Hospital sweepetaken’- the issue—one of the meet impact- I 'h .'r '.iV:'V ■. Y ■ - . both guaranteed for 5 years V Baae. Cajit, with ita imdesground m ^Mtaine. each of the Roroaitos, $15,000 for Is based on tiie result eg th * -Jhi-. rat the MSB geeston-oe Mea-t (g - V " hdi tabs mto sootrol maMK ■teL hlddan ta Hu aid A spl' OtUaao, and $10,0060 fo r ;)|)lt)i9oi..

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•» ^ ' V ; - ’I . . . 4IAN ^STfitt tV£NIN$ H£lAtt>. HAKCHSfiTSft. C6MH, SAmt>AY, JUK% SO, iSSt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTBIK CONN. SATURDAY. JUNE 80.-49^ ■A’AGE-THfifilB ^orm6m Strait Criminal Nesliaence Found' Proher RUes Freeman \ _____ .» - Sheinwold 6n i TotUa^ County In Cave-in Death of Worker Kennedy Talks Unity Red Chinese Refuse Superior Court PICK RIGHT TOBB t Official Faces Hartford County .Coroner la)ula|‘^ rk m «n \»xtrlctted him about TO LOSE A TRICK n o r t h Superior Omrf Judge John C. With Mexican Chiefs W. 8cItMf«r hM ctt«d ciiminAl n eg ' three hours later, By Alfred Shehiwold' FitsQerald was prom^ed Thun- Uj|«ie* Uk t|i« May 23 nduct the display will be head­ ler, 110 Strickland St. ' under pressure. '?'ou must go to of him. money orders in the air to show which was likely to take up anew the American LiCgion Field on Re- ed by Francis Prichard Sr. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and To Give Daughter in Marriage play your low club on this trick. game to .show that your raise ia aesaions. He had heated tUta with He also testified that thb Jus­ Paul had made the payments. Mrs. Dexter Murdock, 670 Foreet Then .vou would win any return, the subconunlttOe'a, two Republi­ questions relating to the AlUanca n ltd. Tuesday night to watch A p ^ to-construct six apart­ voluntary, not under pressure. tice Department la checking 'on Ptaintlffa Atty. Robert J. Pigeon for Progress and Mexico's role la St.. East Hartford. ■»'» I I- ig draw East's last trump and give can membera, Sena. Karl E. Nutmeg Officer Sa town aet o ff ita fl»w orka dis- ment buildings In rural Vernon, For SheinwoWs 36-pa^e book­ whether Etates and the 116 farm­ remarked that the payments were it, and a variety of economic and ^ y , « the designs of which were described Mias Butler attended Manchet- John Turkington. 14 Oourtland«’double ring ceremony is not the lip just one diamond. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” Mundt of South Dakota and Carl ers from whom he acquired cot­ made after the citation. ter High School and I.B.M. School St.. Manchester, will return to his If East discards, you win with Donald Simmons, 232 School St., Other questions involving the Unit­ The display, to last somewhere by a fire district zoning commis­ custom in Northern Ireland, she is send 50c to Bridge Book, (Man­ T. Curtla of Nebraska. ton acreage allotmenta violated "This has been going on since ed States and Mexico. around an hour and a quarter, is sion official as showing '“extreme­ in Hartford. She is. wnployed at native Ireland next week for the taking with her a matching wed­ the queen of clubs and ruff your chester Evening Herald) , Box Mundt tried to establish "thal any federrt law. He declined to time Inunemorial," said Pigeon of who will be a senior at Manches­ due to begin at dusk An aerial the Hamilton Standard division of first time in 52 years—to givs his last club-with dummy's last trump. ter High School in the fail, was A communique on the results of 1 ly good planning." will be con- ding band for the bridegroom. 3318. Grand Central Sta., N.T. 17, Estes was guilty of a crime In express an opinion en whether he the Mockos' reaction to the court their talks was promised. bomb will be exploded at < pm. aldered by the commission at pub­ United Aircraft Corp. in Wind­ daughter in marriage to another "Ame’rtcan fashions are greatly East can over-ruff, but only at his cotton allotment dealers — an thought they had. order. "It's time to put a stop elected treasurer of Nutmeg Boys N. Y. State by a majority of his 360 But there was little expectation to let the public know the dis­ lic hearings on July 11. sor Locks. "son of Ireland." admir«d over there," the future ■'the oxpense of his trump trick. (Copyright 1962, General Fea­ elaborate scheme by which Estes Estes Is under federal and state to It once and for all." Both play will go ahead according to delegates meeting st the Uniyersi-- that the dommimique would maka. The hearings get under way at Mr. Murdock attended East The bride-elect, Miss Florence bride reported. At the request of Whether East ruffs the third tures Corp.) got other farmers to transfer their indictments, aemued of selling Mockos are divorced, have been plan. Hartford High School, served In her yoimg cousin. Lorraine Beattie, ty of Connecticut. " any official mention of tho prob-’ 8 p.m. In the Public Safety Build­ Mae Turkington, also of 14 Court- club or discards you are safe. allotments to him so that he could millions of dollars worth of non­ cited for cemtempt and have been lem of Castroism by niaine. Tho j In the event o f rain, the dis­ the U.S. Navy, and is employed land S t, her sister, Mrs. Walter ,P. who will be flower girl at her wed­ raise more cotton under govern­ held in jail on occasion. He Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. ing. • Now see what would happen if existent fertilizer storage tanks. John Simmons. Lopez Mateos government >ngregational Church and Inc. of Vernon in connection with set a standard of excellence that U.S. Weather Bureau Marine , ,, ^ J , . ance Co.. Hartford, at a currency Stats Jail at Hartford to await Damon Lo^e, Knights of Pythias. The family of the Rev. Alfred L. Williams, late rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, and church a new house on Gail Dr., Elling­ gave President Kennedy—and had will be very hard to equal. advisory for today: relatlves. Her fatherandtatemoth-i^ower and dinner at Ryan's Res- a^^eaidiue in Circuit Court 12, in Mrs. Ferguson Survivors Include his wife, Flor­ dignitaries were present last night at the hanging of a portrait plntograph of the Rev. Mr. Wil­ ton. The total debt is 313,116.78 Liberals Bow her modest share too. i - RUBBISH COLLECTIONS The buildings will be contempo­ ei. Mrs. Caroline Turkington, were taurant • in Hartford. The bride' Manchester, on Mcmday. She was In contrast to the acclaim Mrs. Tides will be high along (.he bom only a few miles from Porta- ence Friedrich Semple; two daugh­ liams in the entrance hall of the Alfred Locke Williams Memorial Building. Miss Margaret Wil­ and counsel fees are 3300. Law rary in design and will reflect elect received a money gift from also arrested on Thursday night SPECIAL HOLIDAY SHOW liams, and Mrs. Dorothy Williams, daughter and widow, stand with the Rt. Rev. John Heniy BJs- day was set for Sept. 17. Connecticut ahore today from 9 down. Mr. Turkington. who has Dies at 62 Years ters, Miss Beryl J. Semple of Rock- Kennedy herself has received on Now On Monthly Basin! New’ England architecture by use friends and co-workers at a din­ (m a breach of peace and intoxica­ quirol. Suffragan Bishop of the E-piscopal Diocese of Connecticut and the Rev. George F. Nostrand, The inarriage of Edwins Z. In G>ntest p.m. to II p.m. Low tide at Old two brothers and two sisters in viHe and Mrs. Lorraine Pawlak; her own and to state visits with of a slightly pitched roof, brick ner party at the Pyquaug Inn in tion charge and received a $25 three staters, Mrs. Harry Smith,' rector of St. Mary'a. About 2()0 persons attended the dedication ceremonies which were conducted Wheelock of 92 W. Main St„ Rock­ Saybroopk today ia at 4:39 p.m. that area, will also give in mar­ COLUMBIA—Mrs. Maisie Hub- Kennedy to other capitals, aha Marlow’s Is Well patios, and wood siding. Wethersfield. fine in East Hartford's Circuit TUESDAY Mrs. EMwiard S. Crookes, both of by Bishop Elsqulrol. The educational building is located in the midst of the church parking lot. ville. to William A. Wheelock In was being played down hero. Sunset today is at 8:28 p.m. and riage a brother's daughter In 6 bell Ferguson, 62, widow of Dr. Pnblio Records sunrise tomorrow at 5:22 am . At a personal shower and C(x>k- Court on Friday. JULY 3. ONLY! West Hartford, and Mrs. Carl (Herald photo by Pinto). Jasper County. S. C „ in 1989, was Of Democrats There were no pictures of her in separate ceremony. out, given by Miss Helen Fink at Roy C. Ferguson Sr., formerly of Stocked With Warrantee Deeds: Henry E. Boating weather for Long Is­ Armstrong of Holyoke, Mass. Annulled on the baele of fraudulent the streets of Mexico City. Only Marcham to Ellas Alpert, property Miss Turkington and Mr. Dun- her home in Glastonbury, Miss TWO GREAT PICTURES -IN COLOR Rockville, died last night at Wind­ Funeral services will be held contract, Wheelock was already Tolland County’s liberal Demo­ land Sound to Montauk Point and ham Community Memorial Hos­ one big sign was seen welpqmtoc Both Plastic and off South St.: William and Gloria lop will be married in an Episcopal j Turkington was presented a trav- S e A T c S H f o n FEATURE NO. 2 Monday at 2 p.m. at the White- married the court was told. crats bowed to the more conserva- the President "and Jacqueline.’’ Block Island. Small craft warn­ double ring service. Because a | eling bag. pital. Petersen to R. A S, Realty Inc., ings are displayed. Northeast .MRM KAZAN FMOUCTKM Gibson Funeral Home, 65 EHm S t Library Gets Shea Names Membership Also Mnulled was the marriage ttve. faction last night at a meet­ There were some alMuts of Galvanized property o ff Foster Dr, Bom Nov. 4, 1898 In Wood- The Rev Allison R. Heaps will of­ of Sanford Hixihberg of East Hart- ing of state convention delegates winds increasing to 15 to 25 knots bridge, Mrs. Ferguson was a "Viva Jackie" as she rods in a Quitclaim Deed: Ellas Alpert Further information may be had ficiate. Burial will be In Grove Hill Hochberg of New at City Hall In Rockville. closed car with Eva Lopez Mateos . Barrels To with higher gusts later today. Con­ Coventry d a u ^ ter of George and Elumie York City on tho grounds of fraud­ to Henrv E. Marcham, property tinuing tonight becoming north­ trom Mrs. Dean G. Wiley, HIH Cemetery. Gift of $500 Of Committees for GOP State Central Committeeman while Kennedy and Mexican Pres­ Baldwin Ht)bbell. ulent contract. *fte couple was off South SL west and diminishing Sunday There will be a dance for local Erien(ls may call at the fimeral Attillo' Frasatoelll of Stafford was ident Adolfo Lopes Matobs took Handle All YOur Certificate of Devise: .Estate teen-agers from 8 to 11:30 p.m. to­ She waa a member of Union Oon- home tomorrow from 3 tb 5 and 7 foM d to be, in effect, incompatible. re-elected by acclamation, but con- afternoon. Increasing cloudiness Church to Meet ‘gregaUonal Church, Rockville. Mrs. Marion Sober of Pymouth, Republican Town Chalrman*Thomas Ferguson, Thomas Bailey, Divorces were granted to: the bows itandlng to an open car of Elizabeth Mshqken to Mary today, rain developing by eve­ day at the Nathan Hale Commu­ to 9 p.m. testa developed on election of the on the IS-mlle .parade route into W'a.«te Materials A---- La Sbgyivora include a son, Roy C. Mich., has donated 3500 to the John F. Shea Jr., preparing for Fred Peck, Audrey Brett and Har­ John J. (Connelly Jr. of Hartford state central committeewoman for Guzman, property off Bolton R(i ning. continuing into Sunday nity Center. Music will be furnished WRITTEN IV WHLIAM INGE I I what he hopes will be a GOP vic­ old A. Turkington. the city. Tax Lien: 1’. .S. Government Raster Candidate by Joel Cash, di.se jockey, and Ferguson Jr. of Columbia; a Mra. WiUlam Gilmore Manchester public library system from Barbara Connelly on grounds the 35th District as well ae most morning and followed by clear­ TICHWCOi no* WARNER WlOS.Hi daughter, Mrs. Richard R. Molt a t tory in fall town elections, ap­ The social committee Will be of adultery, after 12 years of mar- Youngsters did run after Mra. P.S. and They’re against Dawn Foundation Co., guest spots. There will be three Mrs. Sarah D. McCabe Gilmore, state convention posts. ing Sunday afternoon. Vi.sibilily5 West Hartford; six grandchildren; as a memorial to her late parents, pointed members of permanent Donald Knofla, Robert Stavnitsky, ***®Ka. Two minor children were Kennedy’s motorcar as It swspt property off Range Hill Dr. The Rev. James Ameling, a can­ dance contests with prizes and' a W-U8—‘‘’mM WlLbtoSf>‘—Fl u s cAR’fboNS: 72, of 60 Woodbridge St., died this - Mrs. Mary Dodd Dwyer of Mans­ miles or more today lowering to A GREAT HOLIDAY PROGRAM a brother, Herbert Hubbell of Clifford A. and Calla C. Burr of committees last night at a town Mias Margaret McGrath Mra, Lil­ placed in the mother's custody around th4 Zocalo, tbs squara , marLOW Brian S. McConville, airman ap- didate minister of Ridgefield. N.J., special prize. morning at Hartford Hospital field, sister of U.S. Sen, Thomas J. one to 3 mile.s in ram and improv­ ADULTS $1.00—CHILDREN tiNDER IJ, IK EE Woodbridge; and a sister, Mrs. Manchester. committee meeting. lian Holloway, Louis Oiampeau, Support payment, of 37.80 for each Dodd, won election to the commit- near the National Palace, and premllce, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. after a short illness. and Mrs Carol Keeney, PRICED! ing to over 5 miles Sunday after­ will deliver the sermon at the 11 STARTS WEDNESDAY: ‘COlTNTERFErr'TRAITOR!” Horace Potter of North Haven. The new voters committee will child plus Blue Cross payments teewtmian poet defeating Mra. swung Into the next block for a John J. F. McConville of Sadd.s noon. Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ Mrs. Gilmore was bom March With the gift, which arrived be headed by Fred Peck, registrar, The finance committee will be were ordered. a.m. service Sunday at Second Con­ entry correspondent, F. Pauline The funeral will be held Mon­ Mary Pfau of Vernon, 25 to 16. late aftenxwn visit to tho National Mill Rd.. Ellington, was graduated, Marine observations: 13, 1890, in Mancherter, a (taugb- with a letter to Miss Anna French, assisted by Mrs. Audrey Brett, a Edgar Clarke, William Moorhouse, Raymcmd J. RutkowskI of ' June 7, from Aviation Machinist's gregational Church. His sermon Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6231. day at 2 p.m. at Columbia Con­ ter of the late John and Margaret head librarian of Mary Cheney Li­ 80 Mrs. Dwyer succeeds Mrs. Marita MuseOih of Anthropology. Block I.slaiid Wind 5 knots, gregational Church. The Rev. selectman. Martin Alvord, John R o 11 n e r, Oenterbury St., Mancheater, from Merrick uf Columbia, wfio recent­ Mrs. Kennedy had a few espe­ Male School at the Naval Air temperaluf* 66, visibility 10 miles, topic will be "Maximum Religion." Tedford M. the Dr. Roy C. Ferguson Me­ In district one these members Splelman of Vernon, 26 to IS. Mias ficial residence which was the talk with the Rev, Mr. Ameling Hansen and Thomas Davta, and my mother loved flowers and birds Robert Tewholla. cruelty, Mrs. Nelson was given Westhampton Brach. L I. - - Elvis PresleT hi , morial Blind of Rockville <3ty Hos­ will be Arthur J. LeClalre, Mrs. Jane Page of Tolland was elected first stop on the Kennedy itiner­ two daughters, Ktat Dorothy Han­ all her life." said Mrs. Sober in Irma Lawrence and Mrs. Nancy Platform and research committee custody df three children, |10 a Wind calm, temperature 52. vis­ who is being recommended by the ‘“FOLLOW THAT DREAM" TWIN LOBSTER pital In Mra Ferguson's memory. permanent secretary without op­ ary. pulpit supply committee as pastor sen and Mra. Eleanor Parks, all the letter. The late Mrs. Burr was Knofla. In district two they will be will be Mrs. Elsthcr Plokles, A. week support for each and a ibility 6 miles, fog. partly cloudy. (In Color) The Potter Elmeral Home, 456 31 position. ‘ A few youths rushed up with an New Haven — Wind northwest of the local church. of Manchestef; a alster, Mrs. Bev­ a member of the library board for Ralph Scudieri, Mrs. Rosalind Lawrence Riker, Ronald Jacobs, year alimony. Reasonable rights 2:16-6:15-10:15 Jackstland, a daughter of Sunnyvale. Calif.; a sister, Mrs. ised’'owners of tnicks and ram­ Inc at 21 Tolland Tpke. has been first collection of the week Is some motor vehicle damage. Both clas.s for the fall lesaion. This home of Mrs. James Meacham. Rt. made. ESSTATE o f George and Christina Stoddart Uonel L, Shatford of Hubbards, shackle cars into motor pools to 8, Bolton. There will be a business awarded the contract for enlarge­ Have you lost an ornamental AREA cars and drivers continued on to class is held from 9 a.m. until Hutchison. She was a member, of Nova Scotia; a brother. Charles D. ment and modernizing Ellington’s The rubbish should be In con­ jockey! TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT transport voters . t o the polls. meeting Tuesday at the Italian their destinations. Patrolman Wil­ noon each Tuesday and Thursday „ w o o A o r TOIIAY AND 4 MORE BIO DAYS tainers or bundles weighing not A if* Center Congregational Church and Cary of Pittsford, Vt., and six "Everything ta prepared,” Mos- American Club, Endridge St. Center Schcxil cafeteria and re­ Manchester police last night liam Pearson investigated. at Kingsbury House on Mason St. Sunset Rebekah Lodge. grandchildren. more than 60 pounds, and measur­ Wberqi ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT AT POPULAR PRICES lema, assured viijtors to the Caa- Weighing to will be from 7 to 8 pairing the driveway east of the found s' red_-white and black mwAimk She is survived by several nieces present building. ing no more than three feet In any painted concrete-metal, four- LENOX smd neirfiewa. bah. "fiverybody will vote. Every p.m. dimension. W u A Mattneea 2 P.M.—Eve. 8:00 P.M.— (8at. and Sun. 2-6-8 P.M. house will become a polling sta- Conyers bid for the construction f(x>t high ornamental lawn Funeral servioea will be hald Two Boys Held Large articles that cannot easily jockey, the type used years ago tien If necessary." George E. Wood, 81 Bretton Rd., Job was 3262.270. The cost of the PHARMACY Bcginninq with th« month of July WASTE Tbeaday at 2 p.m. at the Watkins- be dismantled should be left by the to tie your horse up to. G.\TE OPEN 7:80— .SHOW .\T »— SORRY, NO PASSES! A Moslem official said feverish­ a science teacher at Illing Junior driveway work will be about 3370 299 E. CENTER ST. IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII w e a t Fimeral Home, 142 E. 0«i- In Garage Fire with the balance used for' the curb. They will not be picked up The jockey wa* found stand­ eiANT HOUDAY ENTERTAINMENT ter S t Burial “wUl be in Blast Cem­ ly: rt' High School, left today for Alfred by the packer truck, but by a pick­ ing in Harlan St. Police are will bo colioctod, os in the post, twice wookly "On Monday, the army of na­ University, Alfred, N. Y., where he school addition. TEL M l 9 ^ 6 Ends Monday etery. Hie Rev. Laurence J. 'Vin­ Two Manchester youths, ages The Center School Building up truck that will be sent around now looking for the owner of STARTS SUNDAY cent aascolate minister of Cen­ tional liberation will march into will participate In a national sci­ later in ths day. the heavily weighted object. from the roar of dwellings and RUBBISH eneo Story of The Christ U .and. 18, have been picked up Algiers. We will go through the ence -foundation grant to ge<6ogy Committee under Chairman Jo­ ter Congregational Church, will of-, seph GirardinI have accepted flclate. by Manebestar police and referred straets, demonatrattog bur joy. for six weeks. per month from the curb lino. Rubbish eel- KIRH DOUGIAS The Gloiy of His Spoken Words. Thera 'Will , be-’no calling hours.. to juvenile court authorities to But there .wi|l be no attacks on Architect Ralph Scudleri'a plans ML- homine for the Job, The first floor of the .WINNER OF connection with a Monday after­ BruopeanM.r We will open our Town firemen yestentay after­ loetien will bo mode in coniunctien with tht IAUR[NC[ 0UVI[R sTNt4ieeiw t . Joseph Semple noon fire Which destroyed a va­ arms to ^em—we have proved noon extinguished a minor motor Ellington Town Hall win be used RMWaTUMW, ROCKVILLE:—J. Joseph Semple cant two-car, two-story, garage at our political miituritjr enough." vehicle fire at 82 Bissell St. A fire for -a cafeteria during the con­ )[AN S'MMONS ■ACADEMY the rear o f 87 CEiestnut St. . struction worjt, .it was reported. waste collection beginning 4>n the first Mon­ A o f 161 Orchard St., died early last Despite the excitement, the bal- In the motor of a Southern New CHARLES lAUGHION evening at Rockville City Hospital. P(^ics teveetigatioa and quea- lottog- will -be aomethtog of an England' Telephone . Company The completion of the cafeteria Is tiontog revealed that the two expected by mid-January with tqe MWARDS Bom In Rockville, he was a aon aatlcUiuax. The Moslems have truck occurred about 1:35 p.m. day of each month and on the following Tues> PLIfR USIINOV^- youths were both Involved to overall project complieted by next of George and Dina Johnsoh Sem- known for some time that nothing \ritb slight damage reported to starting tha blaze, it was reportr fall. . lOHN GAVIN >Ie and had lived in the area all his can hdt their .country’s emanci­ the motor, a fire spokesman i^d. day and Wednesday. RUBBISH pickup for Hs had been -a chauffeur for ed today. Frank Vaccaro of 9 Miitdleartd pation from French rule. Indepen­ lONY CURTIS DOUGHS dence waa won In -a long, bitter your area w ill b* made on the same day that rfCHNfCOlOR* ’ I St. yeatsrday aftentoon ti^porbsd Training Offered •SPARTACUS” At t:86 that his watch was stolen from battle that coat the' Uves of nearly Brock to Attend waste is presently scheduled for pickup. Personal Notice the cuff a t his pants to the locker 38,(XX) Freriieh soldlera and more In Home Nursing room St the Globe Hollow swim­ th w 140,(XX> Moslems. Training Course ...HOLIDAYS AND EVERYDAY ming area. The theft was reported The Moslem 'rictory waa formal­ A three-week summer home to tht superintendent at tha port. ised t o the ceasc-Ore and indepen­ Robert Lk Brock, executive rice Sympathy dence agreement between nursing course will be offered by RUBBISH for curb pickup by enclosed M t W M lM r . IN KEKORT ot Frederick Engtaiid president of the Manchester Cham­ A h a v e n o f who died June i i , 136% Once aga' president' Charles de Gaulle’s the Greater Hartford ' chapter, TO ADD TO YOUR SUMMER ber of Commerce, has been accept­ American •■Red Croae, beginning packer units shall be in containers or bundles death has invadsd our mUst and raB Senate May Pass nvernm ent and the Moslem na- ed for admission to the Institute for to the heavenly home a deafly belov) aanallst at Brian, France, March' July 10. Classes will be held on v^DANCINlican* aeqatora cospooaor- last year. The emirtusiB in ths ing the Rad Cram nursing servlcss GudoCIlMiSofl tog the plan w a n Jacob K. Jaytta racondMatton ca txitb sides, many Wa wlab to srtrtwa aur ertcere IhaslM prognun is on management proc­ In Hsrtford.: If you’re having a picnic at home—be” sure to have plenty RICHARD MARTIN. to our friends fbr the many meseagee and Kenneth B. fteattog of New Umbittered Ehtropeana to the lar­ ess OM experienced to the daitf of Shady Glen QUALITY Ice Cream on hand. Buy ft in- the .. — SCHEDULE OF PRICES— of eympathy. the floral and mrainnal Torii, Thomaa H. Kuchd a t prtL ger cities are' expected to -boycott woric o f those engaged in orgaiu- Hiere sre 20,000 Lspps in Nor-, . General Manager. FIANO'S RESTAURANTl •UMn^ Weekday. 75«y-EveBiaM ll’eekday. fl.M contributtona. and otiMr . htadtisssee ftunto) John Sherman O oM er-of the polls. ShBupean settlers con- economical half gaHoh container. Over 25 delicious flavors r i t . sbowa ue during our MoeM beresvs- Ation work,‘Ibe three-year pro- way, 8,500 to Sweden, 2,300 to P.S. ROUTE •—BOLTON Sat Eve. aitd SaMay iL25-«iiadM All Timsa i 81^ The memory of yomthoaghV Kentucky, and Clifford P. (maa of a tk a ia m to small towns and 'ril- to r advanced management Finland and IJOO In Russia. Only from which to choose. - H ess W.sEsem ihWrtAWiAjw Maw Jagaegr. Om hma OOP aana- Ileus aim ahinst eartato to n n k f, ModteS Is touitrt on ttiupty and about a fifth Sira ratodeor herders. mmrnmmmmmimmmmmmmam (ag„ui.,"i„yi Ml •w tdr wba voted far the IfW vataiaa. wsvur, if Just to avoM t r o « ^ tachSiques for the Innqiilation a t Most sire fisbennsn and fsnasra.

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lOUfCHESTEIt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. JUNE SO. 1963 ...... • ■ „ . ' ■ .... SATURDAY, JUNE SO, 1962MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,* CONN, PAr,E FIVA. 4 ■ lyiARkltt*^ lA^MR in wh4t AUul .Tldnt auaptet, with th« / m m luu bAMiMA tk p M * HMm ibUolii. AAmlnatloa ef ,Johfi. Cahnetficut far the efflea ef lie f aiding Homes Evraittg if^ritld ing Aiid tlMirifbrf. tn«vitAWy, *n 'lAfga. A lim ball tb ui*’^ human cmi- pArtlculan rsalActliMi in AclencA. „ Y n n k e e ^ u d to Demo­ "The first lesson of thb trui," cratic bonoam over what waa «tAt> says Abbs Bban, "tskM up back ad to he, in any event, the Mg trpiibla -spot on the Democratic CoBceedla Luthenui .Ohm* Church ef Christ North MOthodlst CMlMh ^ First Chorcli ef Chriat, Beidatiet mer’s * Homework tb ths. moral torment of our age. Whichavar t>arty halds its ttAta U ^et. d f in tk h M . / OnagaHall.K.'Oshtor8t.j3 30# Parker Bb Btaashie Temple - . ye:* The horronr ef Nasism sprang oonvanUon flnt has A chanca of high pemocratlc etrateglaU The lev. JRHol O. Kalaav. Bwh / Hagawi Rtaaror, Mlaiator Bav. H. Oagoed Beenett, BOnlster BTORV BT M.4RGE FLYNN nbUalMd Bran CTaniai lExeaM from a society > In which high indicating or avan dictating a con take the aelectlon ef'Lapton U'. a>m., Btmday Berviees, 'Bun- ra aatt BoUMys. IM«rM •> IM standards Of scisneo and tech­ cholca or two to Ita frianda o f tha tw» waj^'elther as a UoenM or aa 9 am., Hobr Commufilmui .9:4^ a.m., B^bla claaata. 3:80 a. mt Family Worship. day School and nursery, PHOTOS BY SLVCH OFIARA 3Rlc« M Mancbwtar oens. m oUiar aide. a caution. School and Nuraeiry. ■ 10:46. xjn., Mhmlng wnnhip. Nursery cart of pie-achool chil­ a p.m., Wednesday meeting. a m lUil Itottw. nology wore fMtorod. Wo Are re- If Bailey and RlMeoff manage to 10:80 a.m., Holy Coi Sarmoh, “XJfa’a Beginning aa the dren. Junior sermon' The pastor’s Reading Room hours a t 743 Main Three-school teachers will be do­ -J minded hers of the tAUscy of a The Damocrata, for thair pert, sea it as a licenM for'them, they Church School atid Nursei Barth.’’ July semen tOiite is on "Hilltope St., excepting legal holidays, Mon­ ing their “homexvork" this summer .iON RATBB technical rstionslism uninhibited aaem to like to wait and aae what 7:30 p.m., Adult Bibla'Dlasa 7 p.ra., Bwilng worship. Bar- at a, 179-year-old home on Keeney !■ MVBBC*' tha Repnblicant do, and then guide will inUnpret this Republican nom­ of Hope.” day through Saturday, 11 a.m. to „ Carrter by moral restraint. Han hi« ination bf a emoader of the ex­ 9:80 ajn.-U:40, Mommy, Toee- mon. “Tha Bad ec All Things It JYou are welcome to atlend 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 ,.a.m. to 9 St: in Glastonbury. themielves aocondingly. Four yaara day, .’Xhunday and Friday Vaea- At Hand." ■ f f j i ^ HouthiL T.75 treme right aa a development which Church in informel clothing). p.m. ' A- Mias Martha White, head of the probed deeply into the spoctAcls of ago, Uia iDemocratic Uokat might makea it poeslble for them to In­ ilcn BiMe School. 8 p.m., Bustnase meeting, j* MontlW ...... S.^' finally have coma out the same no "Christian Science’’ wUl be the -f ■ -.4 - Manchester elfement.try school mu­ pa XOBtfl a...... 1. nature, but ha stands baffled be­ dulge, in that luxurious brand of 7:30 pm., Friday: Cloaitig Pro­ lliureday, 7:80 p.m„ Midweek Center Ceagrecatloaal Church subject ef the Lesson-Sermon for ’aakly ...... fore ths incAleulabUltlss of his matter when the party's convention gram ^ Vacation Bible School. •ervlce. ■ ’ . sic department: Miss Katherine was held; one canqot pear into dis> party unity which would still ac­ Vnlied diareh of ChrUt Sunday, July 1. Hagen,' also of the Manchester' own character. He has ax'orclssd' cept one If. Kowalski, Ufa doughty 11 center St. The Golden Text la from 1 Thei- elementary music department, and JBR OF cusalons and votaa that never took maverick who usually seema some­ Eownaei Lathe raa Ohorch Bt. John’e PeUeh Bev. ClUferd npsen, Bllnlster lATED PRISM command over his e x to r t realm place. But. one can say this, which NaUonel Onthelle Ohnaeh salonians 2:13. Mia-a Janet BHmner, guidance U mhulaalF what on the left, as a part of the B«v. O. Henry Aaderaao. PeAtor Bev. ’’rence J. VIneent, Scriptural selections will include counselor at Bulkeley High' School aautiaaaaW* to toa uaa of rapuMIcaUoibllcatloa a but seems impiotont to control his is that ths fact that the Republican ticket,' after, that Is, they had pre­ LeMegme C. Beleeunn, Intern Rev, Walter A. A iate Minister f f l all aa«a dUpatehaa credttad to It inner domain. cmiventlon x«aa held first, and ■ "" f ' Jeremiah 17: 14. in Hartford, will wield paint Bot eOarwIat oWtad la tola o sumably finished off his fledgling Oorreletlve paitaages from “Sci­ bniahea and build atone Wjills in­ and alao the local neat published (k "Thus the age of scientific tri­ came out the way it did, made the ambitions for the Seneta 8 a.m.. Morning euffmgea. 3:18 a.m„ Church Service, Ser­ A All itebta o( rapubllcatioa of apeeli eventual outcome of the Demo­ Masses at 8:30 and I'OiSO a. m. ence and Health with Key to. the stead of directing glee clubs or dlspattSa barala ara alae reaaread. umph la the ofioch of confuaion. If Bailey and RiMcoff choose to 9:15 a.m.. Divine Worship. mon: "The Hand That Rooks.” aptitude tests. cratic convention, in its crucial seS' the nomination of L up to n Church School for children from Nursery for young children in the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Bddy, Man is conscious of his lack of in­ nomination, almost a guaranteed include P. 142:31-13. , FWI aaretaa ellaat o( N. B. A. ■err' thi-ough their caution glassee, they Kindergarten to age 10. Nunery Baeond Oongregattnaal kindergarten room Their “extra curricular” activi- Ice, ac. ner and outer harmony, oboesaed thing. For what the combined po­ will resifon that-this Republipan for younger children. Sermon by 385 N. Main Bt. ^ tiea Include four projects -- flnlah- _^publlahara Rabraaentattrei. Tha by a sens* of helplesanooa before litical shrewdness of one A. RIM- Mr. Bolcman, "God’s Invitation,’’ Rev. FeUx Bt. Dayls, Minister ing a ’roof’ room, decorating, a 2vh Society has deliv- Sodtfe Methodist Chnrch" a rear terrace of brick set in sind. gropingly into the past In ths hope lican party along religious ejred a bright and thihing cam­ 9:80 a.m., Morning Werahtp. They will be assisted by Miss and ethnic lines which l^ t the Rev, Lnwrenee F. Almond Roekvme Baptiet CBareh of finding a beam of light to il­ paign weapon In their bands, with Rev. Bey o. Hollis, dr. Nurzery during worship aervlee. Cnlea Ceagregatlonal Cbnrch White's nephews. Lee Alexander. luminate his future. It is for this typical Yankee Protestant rather which they may potentially wound Sermon by the Rev. Mr. DavU, ItoekvUIe 63,Galon Sb 16. and Mark Alexander. 15,. of foot loose and fancy free if he the entire Republican ticket, pro­ Rev. Paul d. Bewmaa, Pastor Rev. Winthrop w. FanHweriB, Orlando, Fla., who are spending future, and for its sake alone, that wanted to gravitate toward Ribi- 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Morning W6r- Pastor the summer here. vided always, of oouree, that they sblp. Service of Holy Communion. Zion EvengeBcxI LaUnt — DMay adrerUalnic closing hours: the trial wai held.” coff, which meant that there waa themselves are. hot vulnerable Chnrch-r--' 3 a.m.. Sermon'. ’’Preparing for For Mondl^^-l p.m, Friday. We suspect this may prove to no urgent need to try to woo the Sennon;: “Not in flhrinea Made ^ 9 e, m., Church echoed with This '.summer schediile will com­ from the Ideologteal point of view. Man,’’ by tha Rev. Mr. Almond. (BUseOuri Synod) the Best." Dr. AlUaon Ray Heaps, plete restoration and renovation of For Ibeadi^^ p.m. Monday. be one of the moat eloquent de­ Yankee vote by nominating such If they take this turn of strategical OooM and BIgh-Bta. speaker. classes for au ogee, nursery For Wedaesday^l p.m. Tuesday. names as Bowles or Benton. Rath* Tower Nursery for two- and three- The Rev. Fanl O. PrAepgr, Paster through adults. a house that has been a lindmark For nuraday^l p.m. We^sday. fenses of the Blchmann trial. But thought, they will want to run year-olds.. since early colonial times. Ths For fVIdar—1 p.m. Thursday. ar, for tha Senate nomination which against Lupton not some exciting RecfcvUle Methedist Chnrcb 10 a. m.. Morning worship. For Batmaor—1 p.m. Friday. why, if this was the purpose ef waa available, the logical strc^ 10:45 «.m.. Kindergarten for 38x30 foot white clapboard 'Cape, , aasaMled deadline; 10:80 a.m. « _ end challehflng somebody of the 9 a.m., Sunday Befaori continues lei Grove St.- Sermon: "Am 1 My Brother’s wltli nine rooms and two batlis, day of pubUeatloa axcaot Saturday — the trial, was the trial and its out­ teglcai choice would be one T. left, but some safe and sound ex­ four- and five-yeer'Olda. through the month of Ju^. Keeper?” 8 a.m. D ^d, who presumably could de­ Rev. Laureaoe M. HIU, Pastor had been for many years the home come allowed to slip into the cate­ ponent of the middle road who 9 a.m.. Divine wondilp with Holy Right Hand to Fellowship to of Miss Florence Howe. gory of retribution and vengeance? fend and hold any Iriah CathoUc would offer the reeaeiirlng alterna- OhuKh of the Naaerene Oommunion. Text: Luke 14: 16 3:30 a.m„ Holy communion. new member# - Saturday, June 30 votes which might be having Re­ MS Main Sb and 17. ’niem e; Christ eAys, The property had been in the Why, if the purpose was to illiie- UVt to LUjpion. 3:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. service of Communion. publican ideas in tha ■paclal year We sbw wait to aae which vein Rev. O. E. Wtnalew. Mlirieter "Come, for All Is Now Ready." 8 p. m.. Evening Gospel Hour. Howe family for six generations trate and moralize and eetabUah o i 1958, one year after the passage Preparatory Text; Luke 14: 18. Semon: "What Do Ws Mean By The Escapist Approach of aj^preiaal of the Lupton nom­ God?” Tha Rev. Btr. Hill. Old-fashioned Oospel^hymn sing. since a land grant from King the enormity of what men had of the a chool bus law. 9:80 a.m.. Church School claaaea Monday through Friday, t to George II in 17.50.. The original An earnest, talented scientist ination reveala Itaelf in the Rlbi- Monday through Friday, 3 a.m.. Message: "Working Out Our done, close the whole thing out Be tha Republican state conven­ cMf-Bailey convention conduct. No fm* all ageo. 11:45 a.,m., Vacation Bible Bchool. Own Salvation.” house was burned in 1777. leaving down at the t*oIytechnic Institute 10:30 a.m., Children’a Church Friday, 6:80 p.ra., Cleslag exer­ Vacation Church School. only the center chimney and foun­ with a midnight hanging? Conced­ tion at 1968 had almost aa much to prlaea given for correct guessee 7:18 .p.m., ' Prayar and Discus­ of Brooklyn has. Just perfected a do with sawing up the Democratip and Nuracry. cises ef VtcaUon Bible Bchool on dation on wlilch the pre.sent house ed that the presence of Eichmann beforehand. 2Sion Church lawn, weather per­ sion Groiq>- Sb John's Episcopal Church machine which ne proudly pro­ convention for IM d aa anybody 10:45 a.m., Worahip Service. wa-s rebuilt in 1783. may hava been necessary in order alae. Mesaage by the paator. Theme: mitting, otherwise ia church aum- Friday evening, Parent's night. Rb 88 Vernon ■f' claims , capable of removing the The Rev. James L. Gtanb Reetor Professor J. Bard McNulty of to establish the text and point the Similarly, this year, the nature "Give M e' Liberty, or Give Me torium. , fallout poisons from nuclear explo- and Miading of tha Rapubiloan tick­ Parades Feature Death.” Be. Francis of Asaisl Ohnreh T rin ity College and .Mrs. Mc­ aicms from milk at a cost of only moral, why not. when the trial 7 p.m., Evengeliatlc Service. Maa- St. Bnrtheioniew*e Ohoroh South Windsor >iy Nulty' a year ago acquired and et can ba expected to have its in- Rev. James F. Glynn, Pester Rev. Francis J. Smith, celebrant. renovated the old house, repair­ about one cent a quart. waa over, say to this man: Go, fiuenca an the daUbaratlona of the At Playgrounds ■ege by tha pastor. Bev. Philip Hussey, Pastor live where and as you can. There Is Damocrata. Wednesday, 7 :S0 pm. Prayer Rev. Raymend B, Yaekanehae 9:30 a.m., Holy Omnmunkm and ing sills, installing a modern Dr. Harry P. Gregor, the eham- and Praise service. Masses at 7, 8, 9:15 and 10:80 Sermon. kitchen in the former homing no human agency capable of met­ In fact wa predict that, in an ef­ On Wheels Parade will be fea­ Istry professor in question, de­ fort to taka advantage of one of a. m. Maeaes at T, 8, 3, 10:16 and room, baths in former pantry and ing out punishment to you. Go, tured on Monday evening at 6:45 11:80 a.m. upstair closet, oil furnace, base­ serves citation for his ingenuity, the casual lapaeS of the Repubai- on the playgrounds under the su­ The Salvation Aimy Bb George's Eplaropal Chnroh effort, and seal to serve human­ live where and as you can? can ticket makers, who created 661 Main St. St. Bridget’s R. O. Church Rb 44A, Bolton board radiation, hot water heat Why, if the purpose was to teach pervision of the recreation de­ Major B. Walter Lamla^ Bev. John J. DelaaSy, Paator Belten Ooagregatioaal Ohnreh Bev. Edward W. Johnson, Vlear and electricity. Miss Howe's only ity. such a bandaoms League of Na­ partment. concession to "modern conven­ a lesson, not conclude the trial tions struetora that they somehow Officer In Charge Rev. Stanley B. HastUle Bottoe Center We hope he doesn't mind if we This activity la designed to give 8 a.m„ Holy Communion. iences" had been s telephone. with some inkling that the lesson neglected to include an Irishman, children the opportunity to dec­ Rev. Donnla B. HUeeey Rev. Theodeve CSiaadler, Pastor confess that his achievement also 9:30 a.m., Sunday ScKbol for all 10:15 a.m.. Holy Communion. Gardening is Miss Janet Bninnei'’s vacation hftbby had been learned? the Democrats will probaMy epme orate anything that has whecl.olis Symphony and can survive any effort at total r.on- Is pursuing the investigations un­ Decreaae hi BffMeaey Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and 11:30 the Hartford Symu'-f, • orches­ fllct. and admittedly angry, over the der a National Aeronautics and The performance of the flight a.m. tra In school concerts hers,. The odds are no longer with the fact that an American, one Dean Space Administration contract, us­ crew is of paramount importance Inventors of machines for taking Acheson. was the lawyer who rep­ ing a full-scale lunar flight simu­ In terms of achieving objectives. Preebyterian Church I You Are InyiitI To Attend The resented Cambodia before the lator which holds a crew of three. Preliminary studiea indicate a def­ of Manchester fallout poison out of milk, in real­ Martin Company, a prime conten­ inite decrease In the efficiency of 48 Spruce Bb, near ity, the problem is perhaps as slm- World War, and still more angry der for the main Apollo vehicle the crew ki a eeven-day flight of E. Center St. HTESTOWN Summer Sunday Sorvieos p e as this: that there will not even over the fact that several Judges vcontracl, did not win the initial thia type. In tha ftrat orew used Bev. James L. Rensoni PHARMACY Apollo competition, but the firm Minister W-/ be cows left to give even poisoned on the World Court, serving from in the Martin atudlee, the parUci- 453 Hartford Rd.—MI 3-3948 nUlk. nations which are allied with has continued its studies to answer pante were their chief test pilot, 9:30 A.M. Thi.5 oversize Cape on Keene.t!) St„ Gla.stonbui.t’, wa.s in Howe fainily for six generations... many of the questions to be poaed a phyelcist and a pyaehologlet. Ro- 9:30 a.m.. Church Sdtool reg- To mBintain our emtinaity There, perhaps, is where the real Thailand, voted against Thailand concerning lunar flight. sults Indicated some decrement in Istratlon and classes, problem really begins in the nu- in rendering the decision which Original Landing Plan their performance, with the teat 10:46 a.m., Morning • Worship. of medical acrtico wo tro c ear age — to try to make sure handed the temple, legally at least, Scientists find that in their pilot being affect^ lees than the Sermon: "BortraiU of the Master. to Cambodia. studies they corroborate Colonel other crew members. However, the Hia Rexce,” by the Rev. Mr. Ran­ NORTH METHODIST that nobody kills the cow that eoncensus was that even with the som. Nurssry during the service. Open A ll Day might give the milk that might The fact that Acheson was act­ Glenn’s comment on the uaefulnaoe of a man in the control chain OC decrement in their perfonnence, it Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Fellow­ have poison in it.' If we can fig­ ing aa a private lawyer, up for the operation of a apace vehicle. waa not eerious enough to Jeopar­ ship Circle at the manse. Refresh­ CHURCH dize the miaalon. ments. SUHDAYv ure out some way of saving the hire, and not as an American offi­ They illustrate thia bjr pointing out 300 PARKER STREET cow we may, who knows, also find cial, or the fact that the various that in the original concept for a To improve performaaos and lunar landing, the trick was bo maintain efficiency, eoieetlsta arS some formula for saving the hu­ .ludfes on the World Court may trying a different type ot duty- possibly have voted to decide the pulse radar w-aves off the lunar man being, and all without any surface; These returning pulses, rest cycle to see under srhich set CHD-DREN’S MESSAGE—-NURSERY special machine to process every case on what they thought to be continuously giving the altitude of conditions the efficlencgr of the its legal merits - such possiblllUea, crew remakiz highest. Ia the item of his diet when it finally gets end rate of descent of the landing etudiee, scientists are arvahiating (Mub YoaVt Wcleoma Tft €om« In Shirt SIb^ b) to him In his deep underground appaj-ently, have not even oc­ craft, would be fed into computers. ths use of exerelsea beoaues ef the ► Our Summer Hours dwelling place. It is, in reality, curred to Thailand. To them, ap­ These, in turn, would throttle the 60-plus hours during whlMi tha rocket engines so uiati e "eoft” crew will be welghtleae. those who pretend that all we have parently, an International Court of landing could' be effected. Today, Justice if a place where Justice is They are evaluating dlete and to do is purify the milk who are these scientists no longer believe have actually cut the calode In­ SUNDAY SCHOOL*9:15 SOI the escapists. a verdict rendered in ybur own fa­ the Intricate automatic system will take from the normal 3.000 aal- Ctoeaes for ^ ago groups, Undeigwiex throegk vor. by your friends, and where be foolproof and offer as’ an alter­ oriee for a man on earth to one Mtalts any other outcome Just lin’t crick­ native: The man in the cabin to of about 1,800 calories. They Defense Of Prosecution actually control the landing. foimd. that with the 3,000 calories • SCHEDULE 6 Abba Eban, Israel's most-yarticu- et. The novel concept that a court They still visualize Information the test subjects actually gained J -' late Minister of Ekiucalion and Cul­ may also be a place where you lose coming from radar gear and com­ a pound a day, while with the MORNING WORSHiP-^rlOtlS ture, has turned his Ulented con­ — that has still to be inoculated in puters. but they visualise a single 1,800-caloria met, the men eh Baerwoext of Commaxloa victions to a defense Of ^ e Eich­ some comers of our good earth. instrument with a needle on R tained a loss ef a half pound a - (Open to ChrMttoM ef aa fAMfea). UNCHANGED pointing to null nr zero position. day for the seven-dav period. mann trial. One of his claims for The objective of the pilot will 'he Just ee Ui'e ' slmuletore havs SUNDAY SCHOOL ...... t d t A S I. the trial is that "In the particular to keep that needle pointed to the helped our estronauto in their terms of Jewish history, the trial Coventry Feature zero and he will throttle the en­ first fii^ U into 'Space, so may VESPER HOUR-4:00 WOMHIP SISVies ...... 1 0 :4 S A M . represented Israel's assertion of gines or accelerate the burning to these eepaules also serve aa simu- -At."COVENANT ACRaB* ' - v - In July 3 Herald maintain this position. If he comes latora to'proivlda training to give Aaaaal Soiriay Behaoi aad ORntoh Ommg ivANatusnc sm vici. r the dignity and equality of Jewlah down with the needle at the zero the crews who will lend on the p.m. life . , - there has been an insidi­ The Manchester Evening position and can look out of Ms moon oohddeooa ia their ahumee ous, If unconscious, assumption window for further control, then 1 to oops With tba moat dUftcuR W E LC O M *r . Mm.WIIK SMVICI, W tom Usy, 700 PM. Herald will publish a two-page cah effectively land hia veMOla taak «A«r ghraa to man—landliig ■orosa history that Jewish livee feature on Coventry’s Quarr are not enclosed within the same with a low, safe speed. In essence, and retamlng from the surface of ter Millennial Celebratfon on he will be'controlling^ the lending the moon. From the complexity of TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH framework ef law and social mor­ Tuesday, July 3. vehicle in much the same manner the task, 1983 is not t6o soon to OHUROH OF-IME NU8RENE . HACK.MATACK BT. NEAR KBB^BT BT. ality aa the lives of other peoples." leaders may order extra as e helicopter pilot controls hie start on a project which we hope " 388 MAIN 8TREBT' will matoiialiae In 1981. CHCROH OF "IMAL-A-dAFlF-MB S-»61 Mere broAdly, Abba Eban de- copies in advance by calling craft. In fact, the similarity la OLARBMOB K. RtNBMng. Faaier faags ^ triial as a Itaaon for all otrlklng. for Just as e helicopter (Ootorrlght IMS, Oeaaral Fea- The ^ A ld —Mitchell 8-2711, can hover and maintain altltuf -tnraa’O ^) ' ' ‘ 'j “ * / r Ul68 Martha HYhite cooka meats in old fry pan in koeping room fireplace diihng winter.., G>mb-back Windsor chair,.Mias Katherine Hagan with itiiher listens to recordingsinmusicroom..^, - - - < . V u ,.xv: ■ . >’ "t.." ^ I "r

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In 31 cay in Uw • PABTS (BOW mad rebuUt) this case, however, he la expected NtUMflMSi • ACCESSORIES ~ to consult with Prime Minister MPavioc • 8C P P U B 8 lobiaiiM • Du Pont Palat, SappUes David Ben-Gurion and with Uie 34 But Foreign and Justice ministries. 99 E A Ft CENTER 37ClMita Open Setnrdsyo DntU 3 PJHL TE L Ml 8-6009 eoBMkwanI The United States has asked 41NUT0W WM that Soblen be returned to serve , ^ JASONOHOPS eZUMMc 1 the sentence he was sc^duled to LAMlMABOjr fw/* HCATINO PROBLEMS? have begun this week."*^ i&2 ^■ftiiMiiBii 44UnnM«a> CM! 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This fab­ awning line end whether it is Na­ training alone wilt not bisure a PIOAWELU. ric is guaranteed for five years vaco .COncs vs awning for .double fact that salt Is mixed liberally and RENTALS 250 TOLLAND ST, Ana paint job unless the paint used with the sand used on the high­ MOTOR SALES against loss of color or strength sash iAndows. convex awnings for is top quality. When you com­ GARAGE t m w First In Manchester. New car*, EAST HARTFORD under normal exposure conditions. casement and double sash windows ways in the winter time, the dan­ EXPERT AUTO BODY end bine such skill and training writh ger of rust on the tuiderside of cars fel^ maintenance, toUy Insured It is also mfldew proof, the colors or Navaco concave or convex awn­ the highest quality of paint you FENDER REPAIRS 18 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4531 BU 9-4333 ings for regular or picture win­ Is increasing. This condition does / to deduce your problem* and are looked in, it recists cracking, are assured of perfect reeults. not show up to a oaaual observer Power and Hand Tttols scuffing and is chemical resistant. dows, you may choose horisontal ENAMEL and I.AOQUER. Spectalliing In »* * V *' 1 // y worrlfls. For fnU Information St. UCoim Deanes List make it bigger and better than hello," a dramatization of an PUSHY 6 JUST HOW OEmM, CANT ONC...I MEAN BRINClUC PEPPER AUMC. PORTARLE TV RENTALS vouswl UP. -ntSyRE HAVING AH Wf&O WE CAN'T EXPLAIN WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT, Program Set the parade of 10 years ago when episode In the life of the late MWERC AMUMENT ON WHETHER TO OUT OF EXCUSES, Motorola and Zenith Sale* Miss Marilyn Roec of Bolton was Columbia Recreation Council Franklin D. Roosevelt; and SEE us FOR: «0lN6 •0 TO YOSEMITE BY WAYOF and Service the only student in the University started this feature and drew Shakespeare's "A Midsummer a Aluminum Roll Dp Awnings starting dates for adult swim­ Night’s Dream," performed by a CWMPM6, THE MONTEREY PEHINSUIA. hundreds of people s* spectators." |¥i PDRIMW e Venetian Blindn We Service AU Make* of TV, ming lessons, senior life saving of Connecticut’s School of Homs Czechoslovakian puppet company. Berube's Radios and Phonographs Tan floats arc already prom­ t y p b w r i t Kr s e r v ic e xmvom, o Storm Door* classes, and the splash parties and Economics to eompil# s straight The films were telecast via a e Cemblnatloa Window* record dances at Horowitz Memo­ ised, he said. These will include 479 Middle Tpke. E. wefiOr. "A " average for the past semester. one each from Columbia Congre­ scrambled signal. Subscribers had Call Ml 4-1111 Hancbeeter Manchtstar Awning Co. rial Poo! in Henry Park have been Mias Rose. 18, daughter of Mr. to dial a code number to acti­ MODERN announced. ^ gational Church, St. Columba'a 195 WEST CENTER ST. and Mrs. Allan L. Roio, Cider Mill Church, Columbia Grange; Lions vate their decoders and unscram­ FOR REPAIRS, REBUILT TYPEWRITERS Telephone MI 0-S091 The senior life saving class, open Rd., heads n roster of dean's list Club, Columbia Recreational ble the picture and the sound. REPLACEMENT ROYALS, UNDERWOODS. E«taUi*bed 1949 T V SERVICE to anyone 16 years and over who students in the School of Homs Council, Columbia Canoe Club, People without decoders who ON ALL TYPES OF L. C, SMITHS Etc. 405 CENTER STREET can meet the swrimming require­ Economics. She will be a sopho­ Boy Scout Troop 162; the Ameri­ tuned In received pictures tn Am. m tm M Comer of Griswold ments, will start At 5 p. m. on more in the fall at UConn. She can Legion of WlUimantic. Cov­ We Handle Stationery Along ^T«*«-Ae.»e I pM.ee. whtch the figures were still dlq; With Office Machine SuppUea Monday. transferred to Storra at mid-year entry Fire Department and Burt cemible TEL. Ml S-2205 but resembled reflections Your Mall Llet Ae Deeired Adult lessons to those 16 years from WlUimantic State College. Ives of Columbia with a motor­ in a rippled pond. Instead of dia­ and over will begin July 9 at 8:15 The honor student Is a 1961 cycle escort. logue, they only a high MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI graduate of Manchester High' heard A. J. BERUBE. Prop. T u R n P IK E p. m. Instruction in beginner, ad­ Fire departments from Andov­ metallic scTeech, - MI 9-3477—.Ml 8-6842 M»< KBY FINN BY I.ANK I.EONARO vanced beginner and intermediate School. She was awarded scholar- er, Columbia and Lebanon will 16 THAT M3U, DBM?? KNT'THi«Ne«rTBERI6l£? liLBET WA^fTHcjriN'rHe swimming will be offered. Hhips of |30 each by the Manches­ The Hartford test, scheduled to AU TO B O D Y The enter units as will the RACES of run for three years. Is barked by WOODCOCK IM IN THE KITCHeN irWA61RB HOneEr QWOFIHG VGAfiT. OTV/OeVR? HOB NOR ter Realtor* and the State Board the local Civil Defense which will RESTAURANT ^ Those Interested in senior life Zenith Radio Oorp., manufacturer MAKING LfiMONAPE. saving may leave their names at of Education. Cooking and nutri­ display their newly renovated REFRIGERATION *CO. tion are her prims Interests and communications mobile unit. of the decoders, and RKO General VIC*S PIZZA SHOP TEMPTING POOD the pool or call the recreation of­ Inc., owner of WHCT-TV. They COURTEOUSLY SERVED she' also make* many of her own Radio station w nx. and the state 153 W. Middle Tiimidjca fice in Henry Park. Further infor­ have tio million 'Invested In the WRECKER mation on adult swrimming in- clotfiSs. police will be represented. Phone 5II 9-3700 Businessmen’s Lnnebeon MlM Jean Martin, daughter of Horse clubs will have riders-- venture. Served Daily 13 noon to 3 p.m. stnjction is available from the pool P h i Upholstery S E I ^ C E A office or by calling the recreation General Manager and Mr*. Rich­ Including the Lebanon Horse WHCT-TV Is charging 51 to AND IVI Shops PIZZA c DINNERS SERVED v. ard Martin, M Harvard Rd., at­ Club; Raymond Legary Riders 11.26 for each of the first week's office. RE-UPHOLSTERING Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Ttie first splash party, open to tained second honors and was also and John Groman and the Jane movies, but the opening night SPAGHETTI & • a ( named to the dean's list at the 5 P.M. to 9 PJH. boys and glrU 13 years and over, Smith riders from Columbia. charges for two movies was 51. e Modem Furniture RAVIOLI UConn School of Home Economics Mental Health Drive Slow VOC t Wednesday NIte Is FsmUy'Nite will bo Held July 6 from 8:30 to WHCTT will carry free programs and Antiques t 1 i ( where she will be a junior in the Contributions to the Mental moat of the time. The pay shows OPKN DAILY 9:30 p. m. Dancing will be around a Store Stools and Booths Manchester Shopping Parkads the pool. fall. Miss Martin, a 1980 graduate Health drive are slow In coming arc scheduled for prime evening 7:.10 A..M. to 11:00 P.M. West Middle T p k e ^ --^ 9-OT3I Commenting on the heavy at- of Manchester High Bchooi, is in and are not up to th* past time and will take up only 30 * Custom Furniture SUNDAYS p ■ Pm. n«w -• • .ttndance at the pool this week spending the summer with a fam­ years, according to Miss Jean houra a- week at the start. Slip Covers and l)ra|i«rles Natsrii. treasurer for the local 4 P.M. to lOi.’lO P.M. the administration notdd the fol­ ily in Italy through thr Bapsri- Made to Order lowing admissions: Monday, 1,211; msnt in International Living pro­ committee. To date, 53 person* Complete Selection of Materials CLOSED MONDAYS 5 y 0 0 0 gram. have contributed a total of T u ea d ^ ,'1,137; Wednesday, 1,144; V n iE E ESTI.MA'TES CAPTAIN EASY and Tninday, 1,180. Tbs pool’a Also achieving a unique disUnc- 5123.5®, IH s hoped that this week MR. ABERNATHY BY LESLIE TURNER CANS MM BOTTLES tion, amcnM 55 coeds w ia Robert may finish the drl-e and Mrs, Radio Today tds N. klain Nt., .Manchester ?Y RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY fingls day high attendance marie Donald Tuttle, chairman, urges Ml 9-6834 35 OP Mt in June 198L Fflomm of Lynje wlia became the OH,NO! T m o u t o f s a s ! ^ re t male student to make the people . send along their ^ ft HB?E J AM o u r IN THE AAIDOLE a n d i cmdnT b r in g a Ajgain this year, the kicaL pool WURi^ 1868 ISNT THAT JUST AAV UJCK? DUCOandDUUKRCRNISKING ICE COLD BEER for this Important work. OF NOWHEfJE, IN THE BLACK PRETiy & RL ALONG H win be repfesented In the Sabtir- dean’s U6t In the home economies 1:00 BIshrip's Corner / Osirinsky PLD S fteid. He In a senior majoring in Oemmittoe Chairmen Named 3;Q6 Osin's Mulliiy OF night; COMPLETELy ban League, comprising iwimming t;06 Raynui blilnns ISOLATED! U s and Va * chU5 development end U m tty rela­ Mr*. Thomas O'Brien, president DEALER IN WASTE 1 «5 MIDDLE TURNFIKE, WEST teams fOr 'Uie towns surroinuUng of the Catholic Ladles Society of t;M, ifows Manoff , ■ 'I BARRELS. Hartford. The fint swimming tions. 1:0S News, SiSnoff MATERIALS MANCHeSTBt St. Columba’s Church, has an­ ISM MANCHESTER MM*Y MUU. mnat la echeduled for July. 16. nounced bsr committee chairmen 1:00 Conn. Tsrm Forum Bogra and gtrte between 8 and 18 1:U Your Homs l>eeorau.» Roekpiii»VmmoH for the coming year. Ways and 1:30 Saturday Hatlnes MEMDRIALCQ, SCRAP METAL VICHI'S intereODd In oompetltlYs ewhn- qisans chairman wlll be Mr*. Paul 3:00 Ksmsss City at Boston Opposite Ftost Cemetery mlng an InvRild to try out. The Jurovaty o f Andover; parent-chUd 6;1S Monitor MIteiMn 3-7043 PACKAGE STORE taam wUt.be eoacbed by Leonard 6:00 News. Sports, and Wrsiher RAGS and IRON 3 9 B I8 8 CLL ST. VTB D elays T alks education, Mrs. John Parley, An­ 6:30 Monitor Quality Memorials Loeta, aaristant pool Instructor. dover; ' organization aAd develop­ 7:18 Keyboard Kingpins We will not boy any newspaper ment, Mr*. Michael Sirak; hospi­ 7:311 Monitnr during June On Reorganization 10:16 Just'Jazz Over SO Year* Experience tality, Mrs. John Hsthleu; thrift 11 ;18 Sports Final' 731 I’ .AKKER ST. shop and legislation. Mrs. Louis 11:10 Starlight__ Serensd* Cofl Ml 9-5807 Tel. Ml S-578S or .MI 8-5879 Girl Scout Notes Bspknatory taRu on Ps-erganis- SoFSCcbl, all three of Columbia. t,:00 Sion-,II ing the fire district goverament Mrs. Walter A. Wheaton, record-1 WIIAV -61* A. AIMETTI. Prop. iMMged down Thtiraday 4tf anmet- L:00 Bobbin Along THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE ing secretary, bae announced that! U:00 Meta at Los Angels* Harrison St, Manchester BY WILSON SCRUGGS Tiesp tSA ing of the Venwn Texpeyere Bu­ tickets for the bam and bean sup-1 1:30 SIgnoff. whwn M’w Mmw *• Ifourtsen GUri Saouta of Troop reau. per which th* women will serve the WPOr—1416 ^T5iu¥"roEvEirZc5vi5’ ^ DOCTOiC> I MUST LEAVE TUC '------1 } DAVY JONES Beceuec ef the spans attend­ 1:00 Lou Terri WHO WBCnETHE. BY, LEFT and BjeWlIXlAMg 894 and tbras leadan^ M n. Uwia evening of the Summer Festival, litoQimnrctlcut Ballroom MOEP^I^,THK VERYt m s n ! ) rafiMOMVOUR m Sk^ or^ B, Carter, Mn. Gerald Ohap^ ance, dlectisilBB was very brief and July 14, may be purchased from Dele Kelly DOfTt ea JBALoue, OOOOt Mas. BAINkr it waa-decided to adjourn the talks Mrs. Forlsy or from Mrs. Arthur 13:00 Johnny Arog Bhow aET? Yes SIM Om h b. . . m Mm jM Me iMI la M L J and Mn. Jerry N., Coro, .RMri KU.LV... SHB JUST LOST tliree day* in New Toth elty re- until after the dlatrict's annuel Fepia In Columbt*. Wllhr 1389 WATKINS-WEST NCR HUSSANO. r ------Nntfirit ..liM intiM tdiiiiiiilllM Oi .1:00 CBS News o m t amMOKit quesHon M Hhrf. . . aM Is M l . . . IM M da If Gtntly. meeting July 10. L t Clarke in Texas 1:10 CBS-It's New ex p ert The g jtfi are EUzabeUi Oerter, Prevtoue to lest night’s gather­ . Arm y Lt. John F . Clack*, 23, son liU ibvweas* of Music FUNERAL CALL ’CAUII tor MMrt M9 oMaat and M h i« m Shafon Ooetchlua, ing, the VTS.had hMid aMcials 3:00 Yanks rs Lo* Angeles * MOViMO Of. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Clarke of 6:U Showcase of Music Ml 3-656.) Donna Cbro. Judy o f the Cwmeiatait JNibBe SepsiiiH- XakaRd., completed the eight-week :*i News and Bbowcase * m o M ie ia Laraia, Nancy tu n Councfl entplahi ppaEble sn e e r orientation couraa at Tha _ ; Digsst SERVICE ;0U CBS News Dyneh, Joaime Mantar, Dtane Min' rontea to reKMgaalMng^ JUr Defense School, Fort Bliss, ::1D Week la auaLnees mri,. Wenfty McIniMBbtln, Pamela . Thaae routee wars wrpiiiilMi of Tex., June 11. LL Clarke recelvad eili Saowese* of Mucle ORMAND J. WEST 723 MAIN Srr.. MANCHESTElt-^FHpNB MI »4501 MMaon, Artena B a ^ ^ l and Janp the present gevamwanfa pawem hutruetion in the duties and re- 4:30 CBS—European Diary 6:16 It'a Spotta Tim* Director BUY THE PAINT tHAT^ WORTH THE WORK fwaneon. amandaMMt af MM spadal eponsiblllties of an air defense ar­ T:UU iW Newr The trip included a tour of Roefca- act eetabUahhig the Eatriqt or tillery officer. 7:10 Showcase and News feller Center and m observation through sdopiion sf the Home He to a 1968 graduaU of Wind­ ,7:g C^-^In New 143 E. CE.NTER ST. root, Bronx JEoo. St. Patrick’s Rule Act. ' ___New* aod.8|>or1* ham High School. Willlmantlc, and 1 CBA-Th* World Tonight Maiwiieeter's Oldest Manchester Moving CathednU.. St. ITiomas Bpimopal It was aleo said the district’s PSeelved his bachelor's degree in I Elowca** of Jsxz " l i i i a * PAINTS beet bet would he. cenaeljdatlCB ~ hess at .^urott Church, Chihatown and the Btatue Jane frem the VMntMtjr of Oon- i aas Maw* With rtnoM raoilttlM and Trudiiiig ofU b ertih under • tewa tmimmamUL ‘ t " 9"

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MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALD. MANCHES'i'ER, CQNN.. SATURDAY, JUNK 30, 1962 iliW C H E ^ R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (JOliN, SATURDAY 'JUNE 3o/l962 ■ NINE

Rooftng—SMiBg I f Wutod—'FesHtb 35 SsIesMMi Waatod 8^A Hub Shows N&u!) Found Batting Punch A. A. DION, INC. Reefing, aiding, WANTEJO— Companion-housekeep­ SALESMAN. Interested Ifi HMl e^ patatlng.t COrpantry. Alterations er to liva In with older woman. tats, 'full time. Call Mr. Oreefij and-additiona. Oailtaga. W orkm M - Small home In Mancheater. Write M I 9rS484. , ■ X , ahip guarantaed, 3M Autumn Bt. Box H, Herald, stating detaila. M l 3-4880. ABLE, ALERT, Apt, Ambitioua::^ WILUNG TO LEARN? Let AVON . If you have these qualities, ws ead's ADVERTISING BtDW ELL HOME IiUprovOmant teach you a pleasant, dignified would like to.telk. to you. We have 'i. ^ ion Tilt Company— all typea of siding and way to earn extra money the year an opening for a man to be train! Lu Clinton Wrecks Athletics ixMfing. Aluminum clapboorda a ’round in your spare time. Income ed as a salea representative fnV B oth Leag ues CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS apociutv. Unexcelled workman­ of $2 to $3 an hour will start im­ the Mancheater area.' Ebccellent I AJS. t4» k P.M. ship. M l 8-64M. mediately. Your neighbors are starting salary, .commission and' Awgk«niiiff of the offense waitins to buy. so csll for ap­ bonus. All employs benefits such In Total Votes Long,-Ball Hitting —signified by more flnd long' pointment TODAY. 389-4922. aa vacation with pay. insurance, The COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Roofing and ChimMys 16-A etc. Excellent opportunity for ad* er hiU by Bill Maneggia and MOmnDAT H u n n U D A T t t iM ______tATUROAt 9 AJL WANTED responsible woman, light vancement for thig betb^ thaa ROOFINO—Spaelallslng rapalrtag housework, babysitting days, be­ NEW YORiTTa P) — Rich NEW YORK TAP) —- Ud* Angelu Angels 8-3 and'Ro g e r a t r 1 p 1 • and a throw- average potion. Apply at Singer * ' *' ...... s '. m *m .oi t__ Wss tResssel ' A llaMaSAM f RA Dennis Dailey—ehave given roodi of all kinds, now roofs, gut­ ginning August 1. tJve In or have Sewing Center, 332 Mein St. Ma»> Rollins. Minnesota’s rookie moved to vrithin a half-game of i tag error by Ford allowed the Herald Angle own transportation. WSpping would be hard tp convince the Angels to tie it 3-3 in the seventh, added strength to Manches­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD ter work, chimneys claaned. ra- Chester, Conn. third baseman, and Orlando the leading Cleveland Indians, psdred Ahimtaum siding. 10 area. MI 4-1748 after 4 p.m A.MERIO.AN LEAGUE Kansas City A’« that Lu Clin­ 3-2 losers t,at- Chicago. Hank but the Yanks' went ahead to stay By EARL YOST ar **Waat Aflff* aia lakea avek Um pboaa aa a eoa- Cepeda, San Francisco’s slug­ ter’s undefeated Legion base­ sealsaes- Tha advarfiasa almaM aaafl hla ad tha FIR ST D A Y T yaars' axparlenca. Fiea eatlmatea. . W . L. Pot. GJ». ton isn’t the toughest .125 Aguirre and Detroit shut />ut Balti­ in the next half-inning and pUt I^N T E D at once assemblers and ging first baseman, were the ball team. Coach W ally Fortin’s APFEARS had REPORT BBEOEB Ih tima tor tha aaxt hiaer- CiOl Howiey, MI 8-5801, MI S-OTM ('Ipvpiand . . .41 .81 .569 — 4 hitter in baseball. ’ more 1-0 on three hits and Wash­ it out of reach with two ta the Glad to hear that Jim Herdic, machine operators, fi’lnge bene­ Help Wanted— top vote-getters on the Amer­ Ne»v Vork . .39 so JSSlt ■/> .Clinton, • Boston bench wanner eighth. I Reercadon Department superin­ charges take ()n Norwich today llaih. T M HataM la rasflahslhla lor aaly O N E iaearraet or omitted fits, The Iona Manufacturing Co., ington beat Minnesota 6-3 in 10 laaorttoh lor aay advarttaaMaat aad thaa aaly ta tha axteat of a Male or Female 37 ican and National League Allr L«* Angelrn .40 3S ..MS V/, who now caddies for the ’ man innings on Chuck Hinton's three- tendent, is bacH home and on the and Middletown tomorrow in horns Radlo-TV Repair Services 18 pSgent St. MI S-2111, Minnesota . “ asaka goad* iaaartlaa. H r^ra which da aat laaaaa tha valoa at Star teams announced today .42 .86 .545 41/, who used to caddy for Ted Wll- run homer. WHITE 80X-INDIAN8— rogd to recoveTy. Jim, command-. games at Mt. Nebo Field. PART-TIME executive Secretary. .38 .86 .514 4 tag officer with the local Guard Today’s tilt starts at 5 o’clock, tha advartlasanaat irM aal ha oatfoalad by •’asaha goad* laasrSna CONNIES TV and Radio Service, lA D Y TO give 10 year old giri following a poll conducted | ; Hams. • be»- managed only eight Chicago scored all its runs on private awimming leasons, trans­ Moetiy public relations and in­ ..86 .85 ..807 41/, .hits ta 64 UmM at bat this sea­ RED 80X-A's— unit, was stricken while at Camp tomorrow’s is set for 2:30. The avaliabie all houra. Satisfaction ternal communications for the among the major league ball I Chipacn ! 1! .37 .89 .487 6 five hits after two were out in guaranteed. Call MI 3-1316. portation necessary. Ml 3-5346. son, It's safe to say he's get­ (TIinton hit his first homer of Drum. I * Y . He holds the rank of pitching lineup tadicatss Lefty Manchester Education Aaeocia- ■players. j Kansas t'.Jty .86 41' .461 8 ting the maximum mileage out of the first Inning. Joe Cunningham captain . . George Kelley, father of Fred McCurry (l-OI will take the D I A L M l tIon. Send application stating ..84 40 .469 8 the evening in the sixth after TV SERVICIE— Ail makes. Honeat. The first of two all-star games, •••■ them. He has driven in 13 runs. FYank Maizone tripled and Pete and Floyd Robinson singled and (No-Hit) Kelley, was a fine base­ mound today with Jimimy Mistret- RN’8 ON AIX shin, for qualifications to Box M, Herald. thi.s summer will be played in i 'Vashingfon .2.8 47 .847 16 Economical. Hlah quality parta. 'C lin ton , an outfielder; plays Runnels and Jim Pagliaroni drew both scored on Charley Max­ ball player during his youth. He ta. another port-sider, starting to­ Guaranteed 30 daya, Famotia for both Chronic Disease and Washinglbn's new District of Col­ Friday's Results well's double. A1 Smith beat out played with several local cluba in­ morrow. lOTERVIEWlNG for clerk-tyj^U New York 6. Ia>s .’Vngeles 3. only when Carroll 'Hardy — a intentional ba.ses on balls that service since 1381. Phon# Ml TB units. Low cost quarter, Tuesday, 10 a.m, Rogers O ^ ., umbia Stadium, Tuesday. July 10. an Infield single before Maxwell cluding the Shanirocks . . Hugh Available for relief duty (and as 1-4887. Potterton’3, ISO Center St. Boston 9. Kansas City 3. former sub for the reUred Ted broke____ up ____ a 2-1„ ...... game...... He homered...... available. Libeial vacation, Mill and Oakland, 'Manchester. The second game will be played Williams —can’t. Hardy was 111 again in the eighth, with Runnels scored otT a single by Jim Lan- I Greer, UConn basketball coach. a possible starter tomorrow) is Washington 6. Minnesnla 8 (10). ! has played sevefai rounds of golf TROUBLE REAOHim OUR ADVERTISER? on Monday .July 30. at Wrigley Frlday night so Clinton and h is' again on ba.se. | home run against Niantlc ta his’ last outtag other benefits. 40 hour Situations Wanted*— Today’s Games who handled freshman baseball a ^ DENNIS DAILEY M-lfoir Aiiwtrlii Stnriet ing areas. Modem TV 8ervlee, 408 Rollins, who played only 13 big Thursday. In his last 14 Innings. Mala S» Cleveland (Grant 4-2 or laitman A’s. j Yankee ace left-hander Whltey ta the seventh. Trinity College this spring, is.ant Center St., MI 8-9906. week. Minimum starting league games prior to this sea-, • - Kelley has allowed only one ' hit So he hit two home runs, taclud-1 Ford found hla tender shoulder! • • • . other who hlu) found the M (X! aalary 3166.52 bi-weekly. son. received lg4 out of a p ossib le!^ ',' and no runs. Frat to Htrald Rtadtrt ANTENNAEia— All types, expertly •go votes i (BousOeld 2-S) at Ing his second grand slam of the well-healed and threw a solid | TIGER8-ORIOLES— course to his liking. Although, he Sports Viewing Director of Nursing Cedar- Getting back to the power — installed, rotor ayitemg a special­ BOY DESIRES odd jobs mcsrtag season, drove ta six runs and led four-hitter against the Angels, | Detroit’s Aguirre (6-21 .struck out didn’t take up golf until a late age, The 24-year-old ■ Kent State Uni-1 ^ « Maneggla whacked homers ta two ty. Call M I 3-2587 for free eStl- erMt Hospital, Newington grass, etc. Call MI 9-2494. versltv alumnus was joined on the .j ckeraham 8-2) the struggling Red Sox to a 9-3 vie-1 Ford’s fir.st complete game of the ' 11 In his three-hit masterpiece Massey is one of the most enthusi­ want Ihferatatlad asi advsstlas sM sT No tory. It pulled the Red Sox to season. It kept unblemished the again.st Baltimore, didn't permit SATURDAY— successive games recently and mateg. 11, Connecticut. Telephone a ^ 1 T /i .j 1by- Jim Boston (foniev 7-7), 2 imii. astic players ta the area and cred­ 1:65— Y’snks vs. Angels aaawor at tha hslagheaa HatadT Shaply aaS tha CARS WASHED and waxed, 3 6 . ^ American League mfield by Jim j Minnesota ( f L u»I 11-4) at j within two percentage points of New York record of having never a runner past second and retired Thursday at Niantlc, Dailey final­ 686-4613. Gentile of Baltimore at first base. its Pro Alex Hackney with shaving Channel 8 appointment only. (kUI Jack, M I Washington (tlsteen 4-6), (N). I the -A’s and cut the deficit be- i lost to the Angels In Yankee Sfa- 16 straight men in one stretch. a few strokes off his game. ly shook a batting slump and MANCHtSTEft ANSWERING SCRVICI Movinf—Trucking*— 3-7464. Billy Moran of Los Angeles at 2 p.m.— Red Sox vs. A’s rammed out a double and a hom- Detroit (Ijiry 2-4 and MossI 6-8) tween the first and ninth-place; dium and pushed the Yanks Detroit got •Rit* only run In tha Channel 3 eecond «nd Luts Apariclo of Chi- „ Baltimore (l-iilier l-S and Pap- j er, good for five RBIs. Ml 9 4 S 0 0 Storagt 20 American League teams to eight one game ahead of the surprising first on singles by Bill Bruton and . . . One of the most successful 2:30— Indians vs. White Sox W AN T E D —Housekeeper to live ta. cago at shortstop. i>as 8-8), 2, (Hyl-nlght). I games. : Angels. Rog Macaione and George May Norm Cash and Rocky Colavito’s “■name” wrestlers recently con­ Channel 30 and laavo yaw' aataasga. Yau’l hoar trsoa ow i M ANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Writ* Box O, Herald. Dogih—Birds—Feta 41 Run Away Vlrtory .Sunday's Sche■ M sacrifice fly. fessed how Mood geta Into a prh 6 p.m.— Wrestling Hros arithoot spaadihg all ovaadng at tha talephaaa ing Company. Local and long dis­ Cepeda. who was selected on the Cleveland at Chicago (2) wTSstltag match. “ It comes from all four games so far while Mike tance moving, 'packing and stor­ 1961 all-star team as a left fielder. Angeles at New luoeWH2) '* Channel 8 PROFESSIONAL clipptag graem- what we call the ’kicker’, a small 6:80— Race of the Week Reardon has been on base often age. Regular service throughout ing, bathing, all breeda. Poodlao a ran away from his competition in p.m. ^ American League’s All-Star Starters New England states and Florida. the battle, lor first base honors. fUastlo capsule containing red Channel 80 and Steve Brady has chipped In specialty. The Poodle flolata, ■Minnesota at ^^ashlngton. -Hits Well, hut Not Often- poWder. You carry the capsule in with a timely hit or two. Ray Lost tad Foond Businesfi Services Offered 13 MI 3-8663. CLERK TYPIST He received 29 voles of the 290 10 p.m.— ^Flght of the Week MI 3-3793 or MI 3-0500. Detroit at Baltimore. your moutli or under a knee band­ Channel 8 Dotchin and BUI McCarthy, the cast. LOST — Small female beiagle, C08MA APPLIAN<3E Service—Re LARGE pT a -TFORM truck for hire Opporttunity for clerk-typ­ Kansas (Ity at Boston, 2 p.m. age. You can break It pretty easy other regular starters, are still BEAUTIFUL black Cocker pu|>’ The re.st' of the National League years old, 'Vicinity'McKee St. ( pairs all makeg rafrlgeratora with power lift tailgate. Phone MI ist. payroll experience help­ pies, AKC ragistarad, lovable Monilay's Schedule with your fingernail or your teeth SUNDAY— waiting for that “ Wg” day. m h All-Star mfield consisted of Bill ‘Caddy’ Clinton Hero MI 3-7723. freesers, waahing machinea, dry 3-0413. ful. Good starting aalary, poattion, outetanding bloodline Chicago at Detroit, (N). and when the powder comes nut and 1:65—Yanks vs. Angels Blue Cross, group Insur­ Mazeroskl of Pittsburgh at sec­ REC LEAGUE The local club is currently lead­ era, ranges, oil and gas bu'rnera pedigree, champion aired, >^r Baltimore at Cleveland, (N ). hits sweaty flesh, it Immediately Channel 8 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ance, many other benefits. ond. Ken Boyer of St. Louis at Stimdlng* ing the Zone Pour Cromwell is the MI 1-0055. All work guarantaed. appointment telephone M l 9-1319. I.OS Angeles at Washington, makes that area look like It’s 2 p.m.— Red Sox vs. A ’s LOST—Blue parakeet, nstaie Jerry; Light trucking and package deliv­ Call Mr. 8lgal. 386 1641 on third and Dick Groat of Pittsburgh (N). W. Pet. only blot on the record so far. Bailey Hits Again bleeding.’* Channel 3 Reward. Please call M I 3-8041. LAWN MOWERS oharpaned and ery. Refrigerators, waahera and Monday, July 2. for ap­ Teachers ...... 7 0 1.000 Oomwell was beaten earlier in the WANT TO BUY 6 C ^ a r Spaniel? at short.stop. Kansas (ity at New York, 8 Despite .097 Average * • • 2:30— Indians vs. White Sox Gu.s’s ...... ___ 6 2 .750 week to drop from the unbeaten repaired aolea and aem oa, pick stove moving specialty. Folding pointment, or' apply In per- Want to board your amalf dog? TVo Repeaters p.m. Steady driving Dick Dixon of Channel SO LOST—Aqua parakeet, answers to up and delivery. Ice akatea abarp- Pagani’s ...... ___ 6 5 .500 ranks. chair, for rent. Ml 9-0752. con Mott’,■■ Stiper■ Market. Want your dog to hav, a aummer, TheV. ballojtag revealed a .sur­ Minnesota at Boston, 8 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) Oh, that Ed‘ combination to get the job done,* the New Yorkers had a 4-0 lead Warehouse Point holds top spot in 4:30— This Week In Sports name ” Peedy-poo,” vicinity ehed, preclaion ground. L A M Army ft Navy . . . ___ 4 5 .444 That self-ssine outfit. Cromwell, 68 Leggett Street. Beat comfortable or taahionabic ahow prising turfiover from both of last Bailey! : the Meta winning their first over and were on the way to their fi)-st BOSTON (AP) — The cap­ er Jim Archer’s high riiive the point standings among stock Channel 8 Woodbridge Street and Green Equipment Corporation, Route 93 THE AUSTIN A, CHAMBERS CO. Egg ’N You ...... ___ 3 5 .375 wil provide the opposition for a Hertford. trim? (Jail Mr. Chaae, Harmeny year’s All-Star squads. Tlie only NATION AL I.FIAM E ' the Dodgers with 16 walks and sule comment on reserve Red for his eighth inning blow car drivers at Riverside Park. This 5 p.m.— Wide Worid of Sports Manor Road. MI 3-5677, Vernon, Conn. 'TR 6-7609. Mancheis- Moving, packing, atorage, local I The 31-yeai-old catcher, who triumph over the Dodgers. Telso ...... ___ 3 6 .333 Fourth of July morning game. It'a Hill, Bolton. Conn., MI 3-5437. repeaters In the Anierican W. L. Pet. G.B. found himself dislodged from Cln- only fonr hits. • ♦ • Sox outfielder Lu Clinton for down the left field line. week’s program will feature a Channel 8 ter exchange. Call Btaterprlae 1346 and long dlatance. Agent, . for .San Francisco 50 Boland’s ...... 2 7 .222 aet for 10:30 in O om w ell. League were the New York Yan­ 28 .041 — clnnati's pennant-bound cxpre.ss Elsewhere, the pitchers were CARD8-PIRATE.S— Result: Clinton now has 100-lap event tonight, first qualify­ Penonala Lyons Van Lines, Inc., world-wide FREE - HOUSEBROKEN kitten, Ixis Angeles . .VI 29 today reads: LAWNMOWBiR aharpening and re movei-i. Fi-ee estimatM. MI 3-6187, kees’ Mickey Mantle In center .033 'j I last year, powered San Francisco overpowering;. Curt Simmons' Simmons (8-4) gave the Cards driven in 13 runs with just ing heat getting off the mark at ready for adoption. Coil kO Pittsburgh 1.1 32 .573 "He hits not often, but After losing two earlier games paira. Also lawn maintenance field and Roger Maris In right. into first place in the National seven-hit job gave St. Louis a 5-0 vlctoi y No. 1 over the Plrales« in eight hits. 8:15. A s repeated in this column ELBX^TROLOX sa ia t and ■arrtoe, Help Wanted— Malt 3R 3-3336 St. L ou is...... 48 82 .373 w ell" this week, Boland’s' finally found bonded rept asewtaUva. AUrad Free pick-up and delivery. Little Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles League Friday night by hitting his victory over Pittsburgh and a tie seven meetings as he po.sted his Lost in the excitement of numerous times before. Riverside is Clnelnnuti . . . .39 38 ..142 Clinton hit a grand slam Clinton’s sudden spree was the the right combination last night AmaU, lo t Haaip Bt. TaL MI ft McKinney, 16 Woodbridge Paintinff— PBpMlnf 21 W ANTED — Men to run retail Angels won the left field spot and MVlu'aiik*w third clutch home run in four for third place with the Pliates. third shutout. TTie Cards were one track that starC4"'it8 show on St. MI 3-8020. .MIlu aiikee . . . 30 39 .430 and a two-nin homer, back­ fact righthander Monbpuiiiie.te that outlasted Telso, 14-10, at Mt. time and there is always a mini­ SfiiSO. stores. Will train with pay to com­ F R E E -C a t or a kitten, Mock and Earl Battey of Minnesota was Plillndelphia ‘ 34 days for a 4-3 rtetory over Phila­ Jim O’Toole’s four-hitter for Cin­ able to gel only seven hits off Nebo Field. Death Mars Play EXTERIOR SPRAT and bnuh white. Coll MI 4-0194. 40 .4.10 ing Bill Monboquette's five-hit ply with tmr methods. Foist grow­ named the catcher. (7-7) has won four of his last mum amount of time lost through SHARPENING Servlcs— Saws painting, commtrcial, taduatrial, Houston ...... 31 41 .4.11 delphia. cinnati beat Houston 4-0 and the Harvey Haddix (6-3) and his suc­ pitching, for a 7-3 Bo.ston tri­ Joe CJomposlo socked his first ing chain: Mutt be aggresalve, The National League also had five ^(f.cisions. On the heels of accidents and restarts, a credit to AntomobilM For Salt 4 knives, oxas, shears, akatea, realdentiai and trim jobe. Work POODLES, AKC regUtered, your f'hlcago ...... 29 49 .372 Bailey’s shot leading off the 12th Chicago Cubs blanked Milwaukee cessors. but a two-run first Inning umph over Kansa.s City laat softball homer in the seventh to must have Initiative. U, Ju.st two repeaters. They were Wil­ two straight four-hitters, the the excellent staff under Harvey rotary blades. Quick service. (Japl guarantaed, free aetimatas. Jo­ choice black or allver, vary, vary Ne« York . .. 20 .12 .278 inning was his 12th and pushed 4-0 behind the combined four-hit homer by Charley James provided night. Medford. Mass., ace yielded a put Boland’s ahead! then they scor­ Tattensall's supervision . . . Jocco NEED CUK7 Your eradit tumad Herald. lie Mays of San Francisco and the San Franci.scans a half-game Simmons with all the margin he toi Equipment Co., 38 Main St seph Dianne, eentraotor. MI reaaonable. MI 4-3043 Friday’s Ri-siilts hurling of Bob Buhl and Don Clinton lost the spring train­ walk and a George Alusik ed four times in the frame to wrap Maggiacomo, who chauffeurs Bob In Western Open down? Short oil down payment? 8-0464. Manchester. Hours dally 7-t Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh. up on Los Angeles. The Dodgers, needed. it up. Bankrupt? RepoaMaaion? Don’t M EN W ANTED for food proceeeing <'hlc*go 4, Milwaukee 0. Elston. ing competition w-lth Cgrroll double for a run in the second Oliver’s oar No. 10, hopes to flet Thursday 7-3. Saturday 7-4. M Mays was the second most popular deapairl flee Honaat Douglaa. In­ plant. Will train. Mint be oggrea- SI. l..niilM ."i. Pillsbiirgli 0. again trading places with the Haidy for the regular right inning, then held firm until the Jim McAuley and Jim Siegei^ untfacked tonight after getting off 3-7658. PAINTING AND paperhanging. choice, drawing 213 votes for ren­ quire about lowatt down amall- atve, m uit have initiative. Box T. (Mncinnatl 4, Houston 0. Giants In their two-team struggle, GIANTSPHILLIES— KEDS-COLTS— field job and was playing last eighth when a walk, a Manny each had three hits for the w(nners. to a slow start this aeason due to CHICAGO (API A tragic Palmer waited 16 minutee Good clean workmaninlp at rea- Articlefl For Sate 45 ter field to beat otil Henry Aaron eat paymanta anywhere.. No amall Herald. San Franelsco 4, Philadelphia .8 were beaten by the New 'Yor k ' Bailey won it for the Giants O'Toole (6-9). blanking the Colts night only becau.se Hard.y was Jiminer. double and a Norm Irv Foster led Tel.so with fi homer, car trouble, for the moat part. The mishap, the heart attack before taking his eecond shot PIANO TUNING. $7. Fifteen yeare' oonabls rates. 30 years in Man­ of Milwaukee by a wide margin. |(I’J). 111. After striking out and loan or finance company plan. cheater. Raymond Flake. MI LAWN MOWERS—Toro. JocobSMi. Mets '10-4. for the second con.secutive time, Siebem single produced the double and single. white haired New Yorker Is one death of a spectator, today aa an ambulance waa aummon- experience. Free repair estlmat E XPER IEN C ED paintei's wanted, Clemente won the right field po.st | New York 10, l.rf>s .Angeles 4. with a blow off reliever Jack popping to third his first two Summary DoUglaa Motora, 318 Mata. 0-9237. Bolens, and Goodall. R ssl and Hitless in 17 previous trips to snapped the Reds' three-game other tallies. He struck out of the most popular drivers In the left the $50,000 Western-Open to remove Smith. For the eec- u p ^ request. Coll Kanneth Robin­ inside and outside work. Call be­ from Felipe Alou of the Giants in | Today's Games the plate. Bailey got started on Bald.sclnin (3-5) and ended a .stale- lo.sing skid. Frank Robinson gave trips, Clinton’s batting aver­ nine. Boland’s ...... 062 201 4 14-15-6 East . . . Plainville Stadium will son, MI 3-1886. rotary, 18-33” . Parts ssndos. tourney atlll up for grabs at ond straight day. Palmer— the 1961 PLYMOUTH, running, 1982 E XTER IO R and Interior painting. tween 4-7 p.m. 4.38-7744. 44 Bay- the close.st balloting for a po.si-' <4iieago (KIlHwortli 4-11) at .Mil­ th e' O’Toole the only run he needed age fell to .097 ( 6-for-62.) A walk, doubles by Carl Telso ...... 203 311 0 10-14-6 hold a 76-lap feature tonight, first Uaed mowers and tractors. Trads his hot streak Tue.sday when he male that had existed since the hailfway mark. year’s top money-winner and Plymouth available for parts, Paperhanflng. Wallpaper books. berry Road, Glastonbury, tion. 74 to 71 voles. Tommy Davis waukee (Spalin 6-9). Monbouquette held a narrow Y(i.sli-zetnski and Runnels and Carlson and VIot; Lemen, Meola event getting the green flag at LAWNS AND gardens cared in your old mochtas. Oapitol hit a grand-slam homer as a pim h fifth inning. Billy O'Dell i9-6i with a fir.st inning run-produCing Co-leadera with three-under- co-favorite with Nicklaus - package dekl, 375. MI 3-68(M. Wallpaper removed. Ceiltafs, of Los Angeles edged out Stan Philadelphia (McLish .8-1) at 2-1 edge over Diego Segui an infield out by.Malzone in (4) and McArdle. 8:15. and Shrubbery trimmed. Equipment Co., 33 Mein St. Hours hitter, tying it (rp for the Giants went the distance for the victory, single off Ken John.son (4-9). par 139's after yesterday’s took a double bogey aix on the 9-8638. Floo)'s. Good clean workmanship. Muslal. the St. Louis Cardinal.s' ; San Franclseo (Bolin 1-0). with two out in the Boston . « « SPRITE Austin-Healy, I960, 20,000 WANTED — A-1 toolmakers and 7-6 dally, 7-9 Hiursday, T-4 lot* and enabling them to go on and allowing eight hits and striking the first frame accounted for second round on perplexing 18th and wound up with a Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. Pittsburgh (Ijiw 8-8) at St. sixth when Frank Maizone “I ran recall not too many years miles, original girl owner all ac- urdsy. all-time star, for left field, 150 beat the Reds Wednesday he out 12. Cl’BS BU.WES— the fir.st two Sox .scores. DUSTY LEAGITS Medinah Country Club’s No.' three-over-par 74 for 147. That BULLDOZER, tiiick shovel, back I-eo Pellstler, MI 3-63M or MI machinistt. Must set up own voles to 95. Isnils (Washburn .8-8), (.N). tagged a two-nm shot in the aev-^ . . « Buhl «5-5> checked hl« former tripled. Segui being cau­ By collecting two hits in Exploding for four luns in the ago when it took two and onA-haif cesBOriea, I960 MI 4-8037. Cincinnati (.Maloney 2-2) at 3 course were two lightly- left him in a 10-way tie for hoe, drainage septic tanka, drain 6-5082. work^ All company benefita. Ap PICNIC TABLES-saveiai atodsls, Del Crandall of Milwaukee, who enth Inning that snapped a 3-3 tie: 3IETS-DODGEKS— Brave.s’ teammates on three hits tious. walked Pete Runnels three trips. Runnels closed the seventh Farrell’s Restaurant tied hoars, at tke m ost, to play a round reckoned contenders, Paul fields and walla. George H. Orif Houston (Bruce 8-1), (N). and Jim Pagliaroni. filling the 22nd. FOR BALE— 1967 Dodge (3oronet, ply Wliro Machine Tool Co., Route 3’—13’, from 314.60, dsUvsrod. W. sat out virtually all of Is.st year and whipped his former team-[ Joe Moeller (S-5i started for the before he ran into a wild .spell in gap in his head-to-head show­ Colonial Board 9-9 then- added a (18 holes) of golf,** Manchester Harney and Jacky Oipit of flng, Inc. Tel. PI 2-7886. EXTTSRIOR-INTERIOR palnUng. Ztaker, MI t-6444,' TR 9-71M. New York (.Anderson 8-7) rI ba.se.s. Clinton moved to the "1 had the fejaling.’’ explain­ 4-door automatic, radio and heat­ 6 and 44A, Bolton, Conn, with an arm ailment, earned the mates. Dodgers and walked four of the the eighth inning and had to be | down with .Tlminez (l-for-4i, run in the extra frame last night Country (hub Pro Alex Hackney the large golfing family. decorating, ceilings, wallpaper­ I.a>s Angeles (Koiifnx 10-1), II plate and was called over for noted this wreek. ‘Today, If anyone ed Palmer, ’’that my golf game er, $8’75. Call MI 3-0437. M ft M RUBBISH Removal — In No. 1 catching job. j He took Thur.sday off and the five men he faced, forcing a run lifted. Elston came on to complete the Amei’ican League’s lead­ for a 10-9 victory at Robertson Harney and (5uplt were one ing, floor aending and refInishIng. FLAT STONES for walls, potloa. p.m. a conference bv third base ing bat.sman. Runnels now finishes a round of play under wasn’t very Important with a duatrial. commercial, residential Store Names Tuesday I Giants lost. Now he’s put them home. Ron Perrano.ski took over. the .shutout, the first by Chicago Park. stroke ahead of flrat-round Clean workmanship. No lob too EXPERIENCED plumber with E and houae fronts. Corner Route Sunday’s Scheclule coach Billy Herman. ha.s a .342 mark to Jiminez’s three hours Its unusual.” . . . Some man apparently near death.” Manchestier routes. Cleaning at The balloting was only for the i back on top. But\j took a strange walked three of the next four and , pitchers this aeason. Jazz and Dick Farrell and Flo leader Fred Hawkins, who 1968 FORD, 2-door, standard, good amall.' John - Verfallle, ■ ■ " M I 9-1-5760. Hartford Joumevman’e lleansa. 44 and 6. Notch Road, Bolton Chicago at Milwaukee. ''He told me to wait for one .349. holds true for baseball games. Be- Cupit— who ne^ed only a clos­ tics, cellars, yards. Cardboard Notch Quarry. Tel. MI 9-0n7. eight starting positions, exclusive' Pittsburgh at .St. l.oi)ts. Bolduc sparked the winners’ of­ ■lowed from an opening 68 to condition. MI S-UffS. TR 5-4708. of pitchers. Pitchers and the re­ 1 could get hold of." Clinton The teams are scheduled fense while John Dean and John fere the wrar years, gamee were a 72 for 140. ing par to take the 36-hole metal dnima avalibble. Reliable PAINTING and wallpapering, wall­ CInrinnati at Houston. smiled later. lead wae held up at the l8th lawn maintenance. MI 9-9787. NEW c e d a r clotbea Une M lfs In- mainder of the National League's again today with Gene Conley Preston paced the Boardmen. completed in two hours — or less Just two strokes off tha 1659 AUSTIN-HEALY Sprite, very paper removed. Wallpaper books WANTED- Full-time experienced New York at Ix»s .Angeles, 8 Lu didn’t wait long. He .sent (7-7) down to pitch against — whUe today tiie gantee isin bo- tee for 15 minutee ne a result on request. Ceilings. Fret esti­ atailed and reaet. Cnevrolei.. squad will be announced Tuesday, Summary; pace at 141 was South Afri­ good condition, 3760. After 6 :30 METROPOLITAN’S representative appliance service man-manager p.m. the first delivery into the the Athletics' rookie wonder. tween two arid onoJialf and. three of the unfortunate mishap. MI 8-2210. m ate,. CaH Roger. MI 3-0933, Rapidly expanding plumbing, wheels, kitchen range, bathrqom July 3 followed by the full Ameri­ Pliiladelpliia at San Francisco. Farrell's 100 400 41— 10 11 8 can Gary Player. Still quite "R e d ” Farmer, will be Introdur screen in left center for Dave Wlckersham (8-21. Colonial . 015 020 10— 9 8 5 hours for nine Innings . . . Fifth toe "I didn’t know the cauae for heating and electrical company ta sink. M l 9-1388. can League squad four day.s later. Monday’s Schedule Pass Defense Changes in the running at 143 was U.S. tag our Creditor’s Insurance For PAIN'nNQ AND decorating — 30 second grand .slam of the sea­ Wickersham has not pitched Darling, D. Farrell (2) and Bol­ a t BlUngton Ridge has been ex­ Open Champion Jack Nlck- the delay and I was pretty 1364 ENOLJ8H Ford Anglia, good Rockville has wondsrful oppor- q-RAILER The starling eight players must Chicago at Cincinnati (2, twl- son. TTie other was off De­ since .lune 17 when, after tended from 480 to il36 feet. Play­ tires, etc. Will make fine second details write. Metropolitan Ufa, yeaia' experience. Inaui-ed. In­ and Craftsman table duc: Decarli and Stavens. laus, despite a second round edgy at the time,” told Cupit. tunity for right man. Phone TR ■aw. 1968 Chevrolet 310 standard play at least three Innings in each i night) troit April 19. working five innings for the ing membership now numbers 340 car, very reasonable. M l 9-1801 i 844 W. Middle T p k e Manchester.______^ terior and exterior. Wallpaper re­ 73. 5-4703 (Or appointment. 6. Inquire 88 Waddell Rd. of the games at Washington and Philadelphia at Los .Angeles (2, After hitting the slam off a victory over Minnesota, he at EROO, President Toro Wolff re­ Aa a raault, Cupit drove In- / moved. Clean work. Call after 8 Chicago unle.ss Injury nece.ssitates twi-night). AMERICAN LEAGUE Help East Eleven Win AMERICAN LEAGUE The stricken spectator, Ellis to the woods off the 18th and JUNIOR IJ4ND8CAP~ER8~— "rwo p.m. R. Brown, MI 9-0083. righthander’s low slider. Clin­ wa.s forced to the sidelines by It took an extra inning, but ports . . . Temple Beth has been Smith. 41, a construction com­ college freshmen with landscap Milwaukee at SI. Isolds, (N ). Nine runs in the third inning wound up w-Uh a bogey five 1959 DODGE, 3 dr>or hardtop, a change. ton picked on .southpaw relief­ a severe back stiffness. Hartford National' edged A A I, dropped from the Church Softball pany trea.surer from Evanston, ing experience Reference avail, PAINTING—Interior and exterior. FOR SALE Quarter bag cemsat TTie mftnagers. Ralph Houk of I*tttsbiirgh at Houston (N). powered Police 7 Kite to a 13-4 League doe to Inability to field a and a second-round 70 for hla power steering, radio, heater, ex­ Nfnv York at San Franclsc'O BUFFALO, N.Y. (A P )— A timely halftime change.in the 4-3. last night at Charter Oak lii ni.. Unsettled •' at least two 36-hole tie with Harney at 139. cellent condition. Leaving state, able. Call MI 8-5474 or kn 3-4942. A good job at a reasonable rate. mixer. Ml 8-0942 after 5;S0. the Amei^an League and Fred decision over Army & Navy at half of the league’s two-game team . . . There Is a need for addl- prime contenders— A r n I e F'or tree estimate call M l 9-9468, 11:18 p.m. Co-leader Harney also had a must sell. M l 3-1444. Reasonable ratea. COST Hutchin.son of the National, will Waddell P'ield last night. East’s pass defotse played a major role in a 13-8 victory overj schedule. Banlly Oil took an early ttonal men to umpire fai Ree De> J. P, I-ewla. IjOAM 8AI.E -314 load only 313.M. Palmer aiid Cupit. second-round 70. select the i-emainder of the squads. Ken Ougli and Doug W a u g h the West in last night's second annual All-American F'ootb.all i Solid Hitting, Tight Hurlinglf;lead, held It, and trounced the Elks, partnwnt Leagnes. Anyone Inter-' Smith, who later died In a W ILL SACRIFICE—1967 Ford 4- Also gravel, fill. Stone and white Including all pitchers. starred at Ihe plate for the win- Bowl, according to the East Coach Woody Hayes. ” -2. in the other half at Keeney St. estod may contact W’ally Fortin at hospital, collapsed in a stand Plunging into today’s thiid door 4 cylinder, standard shift, MASON STONE wo)k, sidewalks, ■and. MI 3-4403 The American League has won nets while Scott MncLean stood the Reo office. round were 79 of the origlnsl steps, patios. Call MI 9-5451. Electrical Servlcea 22 iMoriarlv's I., o s e s "Wp gave them (the West) th< * The Bankers broke the tie and. of trees just afUr Palmer’s good condition, 3350 or beat offer. ACCOUNTANT DIEHL pedestal 34” fan. suiUbla 16 All-Star games and the Na­ ,t out on def(*n9e. Frank Wood had Featured by Patriots’ Nine as' it turned out. won the game 135-player field after a 36-hola long pa.HS and over-loacled against blasted off the left side, reversed drive from the 18th tee landed Call M l 3-2873 after i p m. o n - BURNER Service—34 hours FREE EaTIMATES. Prompt aerv (or place o( bualnesa Or shop. tional 14. There has been one tie. a two-room homer for the loaers. with an unearned run. A walk, Although we are now in the cutoff at 154. In Hartford Loop the short, flare-type pa.sses” in lii.s field before some ataiTled W>s4r nearby. ■ei'vlce. Reasonable rates on all Ire on all types of electrical wir­ Excellent op|M)i tunit,v for Asking $75. Mt 9-8<38. Runners-up m llic Ame((can Summary: the flats, the head coach at Ohio , ...... , stolen base and an eiTor combined middle of the baseball, season VOLVO Ties, PV 444, excellent run­ defender's and rumbled for .six Lusty hitting and tight pitch­ (someone forgot to tell the foot­ ning condition, $606. Tel. Xfl furnace cleaning end burner re- ing. I-lcensed and Insured. Wilson per.son with some coat League, in addition to calchei Ro­ Police-Fire ...... 019 21x 13-6-4 Slate said following the game. Following the top quintet were for the deci.sive tally Bill Hilinski YORK ROOM air conditlnnsr, % P'rst while Dartmouth , ...... 000 220 - 4-3-8' points. A Gabriel to Davis pass for ing, a winning combination any­ Danny Storrs ,273. Dick Belekle-1 drove in two earlier runs for-the ball players last night) basketball 9-7528. paira aerving tha Mancheater Electrical Co., Manchester. MI Accounting background, mano and third ba.sebman Robin­ Mike .N^yquist .slammed a ha.se "We took the game away from more points failed. U. S. Track Stars area. Town ft Country Oil Burner 9-4817. Olaatonbury. M E 3-7376. h.p. Excellent condition. Reason- son. were Norm Siebem. Athletics London and Carriet; Anderson. where, were re.sponsible for Cov­ wicz .231. Minor .191. Orlo Smith Bankers and Tom O’Neil h t^ tw o Tiews has, cropped up writh Big able. MI .3-5560. rlearinp double in the .second in­ them in the second half, mostly Plenty of Thrills OLDSMOBILE 88 convertible. 1955, Service. 624-5461. extensive experience not first base: Bobby Richardson. Thomson. Nimirowski and Ko- entry High’s success this past 111 and the following utility men hits. Joe Savino paced A ft I with George Mikan the speaker. The ning last night to highlight a five- because we were in belter shape," Most of the crowd of 22.759 saw In Important Test power steering, brakes, automa­ necessary, (’omplete free Yankees, second ba.se: Tom T( esh lumber baseball .sea.son according to team -Larry Ziegler .400. Bob McNeil la pair of singles. _ former UePaul All-American who Bonds—Stocks— UTILITY trailer, custom built, run explosion and lend Landerman he said. a full 60 minutes of thrills, inelud- .134 and Don Douville .000. Summary: led the Minneapolis Lakers to tic, radio, heater, good rubber, ex­ benefit program, wages Yankees, .'ihortstop: Rocky Cola- statistics released recently by 4x8x3’ all steel frame, fenders; Orchestra.s to a 7-.*> victory over It wasn’t ea.sy a-s all that, how­ .ng a last-ditch effort by the West several NBA titles, offers a 10- With Polish Squad cellent condition. MI 8-7779. Hooseholtf ScmcMB Mortgafoa 21 leave springs, shock vito. Tigers, lefi field: .Iim I^ndis. INTER.N.XTIONAL LEAGI E Coach John Rlsley. Tuomey whose record included ! Hartford N'tl 120 000 01 _ 4 6 2 commensurate with abil­ absorbers, Moriarty Brothers in the Hartford ever. at the clo.se. TTie Patriots, runners-up in the point plan to revive the sport Orfered IS-A 15" wheels A-l White sox. center, field, and Lee Costly eiTO) In the thli-d in­ eight win.s in nine regular .season I A ft 1 110 001 00_3 4 PLYM OUTH 1940, suburban deluxe CASH AVAIIABLE. If you have ity. Send details on edu­ condition, MI Twilight League, It was the third Class C CIAC Tournament, boast­ starts, hurled 55 and one-third in among the pros. 9-4409 or MI 3-1671. Thomas. Angels, right field. ning gave Pagani’s a pair of_i'uns The East bioke the scoring ice With a little over two minutes Hilinski and Cataldo. Longo (4); Chicago (AP) America’s first station wagon, V-3 engine. 9 pas­ real estate equity, call Us for straight loss for t.he local «luh and to go, the West took possession ed one .400 hitter and four more nings and showed an earned run 1. A uniform set of rules for all W ASHER refrigerator re­ cation, experience and The National Leagne runners- and eventually a 2-1 triumph over in the opening stages of the sec­ Sullivan and Savino. preview of its 1944 Olympic po senger, low mileage, radio with funds. 32000 requires only 344.60 (Ironped them htdow ,500 at four on its own 21 and rolled to the in the .300 or better class. In Average of .098. Minor, in 45 in­ basketball, from grade school pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, salaiy requirements to COLEMAN CAMP stove, Ooca up, besides catcher Roseboro. first .N'oemau’s at Verplanck Field ond half aftci' Art Perkins, the tential Is on tap today and tomor­ rear speaker, heater power rear guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4887, Pol- per month, including repayment and five. 'Phe Music-Makers are West’s fullback froni Noith Texas Eaat 10 before the gun sounded. addition the two regular pitchers. nings, had an _0.47 ERA, while Three-run first inning was all th o u g h the pros. Box P, c/o Manchester Cola cooler, beach um brella,' baseman Banka, and ontfielilers throe and four on the year, last night. window. 48 Hollister St. M l 9-0311. terton’a., 130 Center St. Frank Burke, 246-8867 daya, or Bleeping bag good condition, rea­ State fumbled and Nick Buono- Murray Warmath of Minnesota, Jim Toomey and Joe Minor, had winning four and losing two. Both Bantly Oil really needed but they 2. A new interpretation of the row ta a 90-avent dual track and 629 6553 evenings. Musial. Aaion and Alou, v ere The winners added single runs In Losing pitcher Dick O’Grady Herald. sonable Call MI 9 .4 5 3 5 . conti of Notre Dame recovered on head coach of the West, said. "Our earned run averages of less than boys included no-hitters among added singletons in the third and rules, permitting a certain amount field meet erith Poland’s strong I960 RED CONVERTIBLE Volks­ REWBAVINO of burns, moth boiss. Frank Bolling. Bravos, .serond the third and fifth, then pul down hurled a one-hlUer and collected the West 43. fumbles gave it away." one run per game their victories. fourth and finished things off with of bodily contact. wagen. 30,000 miles Price 31.600. Zippers repaired Window Shades ■base: Maur>' Wills. Dodgeis. short­ a Moijart>’ rally m the .«ixth after two hits himself but got little aid squad. But two of the lost fumbles Short.stqp Bill Morgan, who im- I a pair of scores in the seventh. 3. A better set of officials. MI 3-8738. mods to mtssure; all slssd Vsno- Help Wanted— Fennla 35 COMBINATION stop. and Jimmy Davenport. three runs had scored and the mar­ fiom his Ic.immales, Bud Car­ In eight plays, under the able This k) the first of .two import­ sink and faucets. canie in the scm-eless fir.st half pre-vsed tournament fans with his I Wayne Tedford was the big gun 4. A lengthening of the 24-sec- tlon blinds Keys made while you AAA RATING-National company 37 Ml S 1223 Giants, third base. gin was cut 10-7-5. ^ penter the winning lUOUndsman. dii'cction of Roman Gabriel of Yesterday’ s Stars HOUSEKEEPER to live ta. Post The third was the costliest, com­ classy defensive play, also showed I for the winners with a homer ) one end rule to 30 seconds. ant international track tangles be wait. Tape Recordere for rent. desires 5 more men to add to Its The biggest surpta.ses were Kol- .Summary: allowed five hits but kept them North Carolina State, the East 1948 JEEP8TER. XU 9-0384, tlim available July 1. Write Box F, ing in the opening moments of the a potent offense with a glittering BatMng— Lu Clinton. Red Sox, of two hits)______and two______RBls._ Mark 5. A three-point field goal on tween the USA and foreign powers M orlow'f, 347 Main, DO 3-8231. ■ales "od servUe slsff due to ex­ lln.«. Moran and Wagner. RQllm.s Landerman’s .. .0.51 010 x 7-11-5 well scatleied. went in to score. Bob Ferguson of Herald atating rsferencea. second, half. 426 batting average over” the reg” j batting only .097, hit grand slam Heller and Gary Dorsey"each had long shots. this Summer, the second being a pansion. Individual must be neat votes more than dontiled the 79 re­ Moi’iartv.<5 001 10:i .T 5-10-3 Summary: Ohio State picked up 13 yards in Dial season. Following him were] homer in sixth inning and two-run two hits for th%Elka. <1. A mtaor-leagus organisation high-voltaged showdown with Rus- RADIO-TV r e p a i r s all makes. Boats and AcccsaoriM 46 In the balloting for most valua­ M GA 1967, E X C E U -E N T condition, CLERICAL assistant to buyer, and sincere Opporlunlt.v for. man­ ceived by Robm.son Moran top(:>e;l f'elke and .loim.'ion. Dnscoll. Pagani's ...... 002 OOx-2-1-1 the drive on three carries and catcher. I^arry Morriaon .396. Too- | homer in eighth, powering Boston Summary: ■ and a frse-agent pool. Ma July 21-22 at Palo Alto, Calif. Cars, phonographs, changers. ble player. Ferguson picked up 15 29.000 miles, wire wheels. M I maintain good records, some fll- { agement when qualified. Call Richardson. 113 to 83 and Wagner SunmoiKs (2). Jolin.^^on (4» and .Norni,sn’s ...... 1(K) 000 - 1-5-1 Gabriel picked up in foui' tries, Hal to 9-8 trinmph over Kansas City, T. A pension. plan for the play­ Honest, economical. Guaranteed TT5N FOOT racing boat, excallent votes to 11 for Gabriel. The award mey 380. center fielder Tar-| Bantly 301 100 2—7 6 0 The United SUtes’ 40-man squad 3-4366. Ing, little typing, strong on con-j manager TR .■) 9658 or write P.O. had 89 votes to 66 foi ColavUo. Woji’ik. carpenter and Dlkau; O’Grady tries, ers. 90 days. Famous for service for condition, mahogany deck, ateer- winner carried 18 times for 99 bell .344 and right fielder Dex' Pitching— Hank Agoirre. 'ngers, Elks 001 100 0—2 9 4 fociiig the Poles is loaded with top t acting vendors to get materials { Box 302, WIlllmsnDc. and (.ebei. .\long the way, Gabriel com ­ Wheelock .324. i limited Baltimore to three singles. A K Wtr television policy. 1963 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 3-door 30 years. Phone MI 9-4887. Potter» ing uphoistered seat. Asking $138. yards, while Gabriel's 12 pa.ss com­ G'ott end Zwick; Heller. Dorsey performera from last weekend’a in for production. Iona Manufac-1 pleted a 14-yard pass to halfback The team average of .295 -was 9), A J fn u p of strong, able man- ton’s. FULI.rTlME |K>sltion (or men over M l'9-3464. pletions in 18 tries accounted for stmek out II and didn't allow a (6) snd Andreoli. National AAU Moat and a gen­ hardtop. Good second car. Aaking luring, MI 3-3111, Ernie Davis of Syracuse, putting one of the highest ta the area, runner past second Imae In I-O De­ agen M affectively cmilrol the 31, driving snd 3*n(>rsl store work. NATIONAL LF.AGl’E 143 yards. He also covered 38 eral man-handling of the Poles la 3188. MI 9-3466, HAROLD ft BON Rubbish Remov­ the ball on the West Uiree. regardless of achoool classification. troit victory.. Apply in (»eison. Flower Fashion. F.arly mn-making highlighted tsaoHt expected. al. Cellars atUca, yards, and COOK wanted to work evenin yards In a dozen earriifs. , l A Atnamle commlasloner Continusd on noxt pagn Manche.sler Auto Parts’ 8-3 win Breaks Reverseii\, legion jr. Nine A However. U S A Coach John Auto Drivtnr School f*A weekly picK-up or b t ^ e r barrela. Apply Acadia Restaurant, in 85 E. cenlei 81, with annmited power. over Nassiff A'-iti.s Buckley But the breaks reversM them­ Oelkera of Tulane warned that tha Harold Roar, MI 9-4034. 3-4127. LAI^ON’Sr-Oonnectlcut’a first U- ■'ield last night. A run in the first selves before the period was over.. Wins Opener, 14-0 89-man Pole squad, starting lU INSIDE EXPERIENCED trim NEED TIRES? 'nd fold more in the second gave eensed driving school trainsd— ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made On the wap toi; what looked like track season much later, may be Mrs, Cronin Wins Oartlfied snd approved la now ot­ R.N. OR L.P.N. full Or part-tlms. man. Call Ml 3-0918 he winner.s a lead they heM all another adoring drive, the East at unexpectedly strtmg form this slipcovers, drapea and upholstery. the way’ ' . sud^il.v found itself trailing Behind the five-hit. shutout tering classroom and behind Budget terms, Cali Mrs, Roberts, Venon Haven, TR 6-1077. CARPENTER wanted, experienced I Wanted A4AJOR BRANDS pitching of Jim Coleman the Man­ weekend. wheel tastruction tor ts«n-agsia. MI 3:7590. 524-0154. Tommy Rea. the winning pitch­ aftm" Minnesota end Tom Hall Women’s Golf Title "Everybody consider* the Rus­ all around man, steady wotk Call | er. socked a three-run, hon'W'r in picked off a Gahrie) nan on his chester Legion junior jpaseball M I 34078. Swift Builders after 6. TK 5-2714. i .team succee.sfully opreed its' sea­ sians our big worry In th# 1084 AN UNUSUAL bargain! Rauphol- the .second and AI Barton dupli­ >wn 30 and raced through a ho.st BRHXJISPORT (AP) — Mrs. SEWING Experienced cated the feat in the fouith to son iast night with s 14-o trounc­ Olympics at Tokyo,” aald Oelkera. E-Z LERN DRIVING School-Safs, ater 3 piece living room set; sofa of Easterners: including Gabriel, Grace Lenezyk Cronin, of Indian •1)ut watch these proud Polea-- courteous instructions in drivtag INTERVIEWING foi mill help. I spark the mnners. . ing of Lincoln Oil at Mt. Nebo. and 3 chairs $145. (jhoose from Tuesday. 10 a m. Must be 5'9” or and scored. — Mark Monette was the big man Mill, winnsr of the 1061 OmnCcU- they think they even rata ahead from Oonnecticut’s largest. Auto­ gro)■oup of fins fabrics. Work done PAINTERS Snmmarv: eut Women’s Golf Association’ MACHINE over. Rogets Corp., .Mill and Oak­ DISCOUNT! Sandy Stephens, another Gopher on offense for the Legion jUnidrs of the Ruasiana.” matic and standard shift, dual expert craftsmen on our prem- Auto Pai ts ...... 110 300 8-10-1 product, put the West ahead 8-7 with a double and a single to drive elumpionsbip last year, has a lease H ie two-day eoanpatitlon at the controllsd, fully tasursd, pick-up iMs, AU work fully guaranteed. land, Manchester. N’assiff’s ...... 000 0.30 3 -5-1 on it for another year. PHONE Ml f.0920 on an option a^^'eep with just a ta four nine. Coleman fanned eight OUT AND IN — Michel UntvereUy of Chicago's Stogg service. Older snd nervous stu- Mill Fabric Salesroom, 176 Pins Rea and Gabby; Davey. O’Neil In the final rouita of the 1962 OPERATORS NO DOWN PAYMENT— ! 2 MONTHS TO P.VY fraction over a minute remain­ and walked hut two en route to Field opens at 9 :30 p. m., EDST, dants our specialty. Pay as you St,, exclusive Cheney Fabric ti and Toma.sal, Spector (4|. tournament yeeterday at Brook- Jazy srrimacee with fa­ WM. DICKSON ing in the period. his victory. with finmla ta 10 men’s and six go, take only the fiumb^ of lea- sstissroom, ta Manchester. MI lawn Country Club, Mrs. Cronin tigue as he crosses the Experienced sewing machine op­ The next time the Ea.st got pos­ Summary: women’s events. There will be no sona needed. Cell for free booklet. 3-7823. Budget term s arranged. & SON 8.00x16 7.94 7.00x14 10.94 had to stave off a late rally by fi^sh line at St. Maur erators and trainees needed. Ex- Jerry Barber. 1961 PGA • cham­ session, it started an 80-vard scor- Legion 410 .360— 14 7 1 preliminsrias. M I 3-8663 pion: and Don January, the golfer, liTg thrust. Gabriel hitMiaml's Bill Lincoln 000 000— 0 5 3 Pat O’Sullivan of Race Brook to Stadium in Paris to set a cellsnt opportunity for trainees to f>$tiihll)ihed 1915 Stindsy’s program of 10 man’s MORTLOCK’a Driving Sckool-Of- he beat in the playoff, both failed Miller with a 43-yard pass to put Coleman and Richards. Moore win three and two on the 83rd Building— Contractinf 14 learn sewing. Apply Ml ‘»..'i2.'».’l 46 VfKirs Of Senice 6.70x15 8.94 new world record for finals and four woman’s finals Hce, 443 Main St., Manchester. 7.50x14 10.94 to make the final two rounds 'of the ball on the west 38. (5); Doucette. McKenna (3), Mc­ hole of a 36-hole match. 3,000 rtietera. Jazy ran also will bsgin at 5:30. correctly Save the 1961 I.T, S. Open. Then the crushing Mr. Ferguson Carthy (4) and Sapienza. • It waa Mrs. Cronin’s fourth Leontins “ Msy FRAM ING, additiona, remodeling, state title. Mias O’Sullivan has won the distance in sevBn min- This is the first AmsHcon-Pole Tour Life.” Driver education painting, cement floors; also, FOR A FREE 7.10x15 11.94 6.00x14 1194 eight times. utfla, 49.2 :- aec4Hida to duM in this country after two U S A clasees. Member Omiiecticut Pro- bathrooms tiled. Coll MI t-4331. , Friday’s Homera triumphs in ’Warsaw ta lOfifl and featimial Driving Sebooi Asm . M I Manchester Modes. A former prof eeelonal, Miee eclipse the former mark O'Sullivan, won her last state lost year. However, the talented 9-7338. SEPTIC TANKS 7.60x15 1194 8.50x14 14J5 Season TotaJ In Parenthesii) amateur champlanship ta 1960, de­ of seven mlnutiM, 52.8 Polish feminine contingent Mil be Florista— NufscHea 15 HOME HEATING Inc. AND THE JACK’S RIDING STABLES .AMERICAN LEAGUE feating Mrs. Cronin in the final seconds established in seeking a third successive triumph PREPARE FOR driver’s tsst. SURVEY Ages 14 to 90. Drivtag and d o ss GERANIUM S, 35c each and up; Pins Street ■Manchester Plu.v Tax, Exchange Pearson, Angels (1) round. She waa traveling abroad 1966 by Gordoa Pirie of over the American gals ta their 10- X-CItaton 3, Red Sox (8) laat year when Mrs. CrosUn woA. event competition. room. Three instructors. No wait­ petunias, sslvis, marigold, asters, PLUMED SEliflftS All Tires Carry Full (Guarantee England. ing. Monchestor Driving Acade­ stanlss, calendula, straw flowers, M ATURE woman with oho# selling and MINIATURE GOLF LAND Kinebrew, Twins (IF) Mrs. Cronin raced off to a th m Today’s cavorting over tha S U g g experience. Pleasant work. Good m y. PI 2-7343. dwarfs dahlias, snsndragaa, sweet Call HarrrVan Camp Hinton, Sewators (1 ) up lead in the first 18 holea, but Field track, packed svlth the aomS - salary. Commlasion. Health . in­ Machint ClMnad ROUTE 80, CRYSTAL LAKE— ELLINGTON, CONN. WOllain, tomato plants, pepper ' IMd. iBdKaa (II) ill Q W Eftem oon her nuurgta dwta- . 2 4 i n I r i s h D e r b y red d a y material uoed for the 1959 surance. Inqulrs Shoe Dept., KAAtT’fl ORIVINa flchooI-Class- planto, eabbogs and ieelsry plants, •Septto 'itek a . Dry-W sOs, flasrse NATIONAL LEAGUE

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_____Housas F6r Sxle 6n Apartments^Plat*-^ o o m s Sak Hoases'Fw S$G«. HbosiNi For Sak Resort Property For Sale 74 th4 fitate BAafd of THRRB OU6HTA BR |i>ARr BT FAGALT and BHORTRN H F o r. ’^^'3'’ 7 1 praetie Examiners. Dr. Nu- TlOUtOJf — * room raiidh with ga­ BICOMF'UelJ}—Ehccellent modem Tenements ' HAtr HARTFORD team tine—Pre- T—MaMfMBOTBRl— Special:-Im­ rage, fireplace, wall to wall car­ MANCfnCSTER—Perrklnt 8t. Gar­ 3% ACRES, immaetdato 7. room OOVE^ITRY LAKE—Two bedroom Slate News haa moved out of state. Hospital Notes maculate 6 roomSjape, reduced to ^room Oolonlal, seven years old.’ rison colOniai, modern, central; Colonial, 134 baths, larg< cabinet cottage completely furnished. COVENTRY^ — Suburban 4 room 6rar Cape aU ttw flat aertq, small peting, fxeeUent condition, ap­ 8 or 4 bedrrams, 32’ Bvlng room. bam In tUi rear: Good deal at the very loF price ®f $18,990. proximately one acre Jot; Owner 1*4 baths, 6 rooms pluz 3 smaller kitchai, excellent barn, traes, only 'Three lots. Sylvan setting. $6,500. GLASSIFIED apartment, uq^mlshed, •'■ extra oU heat. 134 -’$17,800. Carlton W. Hutchina, MI Contract for Hamilton Vlslitog hotira mrO to 8 pM. only $37,800. T J. OMckett,7Healh Aluminum-eldbVj elumtoum com- wants action, priced 'for quick rooms, attached garage/- oil hot Financing available Call eve- large yard, lease, references re­ hinattoBi, large back ywd, ^ toths. F^iu cellar. Single garage. water heat, plastered walls, new 9-M32. tiings, ot Hartford, Roundup WASHINGTON (APj — The all areas, exbept maternity, quired, $55 per month. MI 8-0803, uw, MI 8-1177.;: ■'r 0ale. Charles Les^rance, MI Beautiful large treeL^iM'%'mort­ Hamilton-Standard Divuion of 9-7620. '■ siding, aluminum combinatfbnz, 2)12-6056. ■ ; they are t to 4:80 and 8:M te t PI 2-7856. ■ ■ - gage available. SNlc^ to seU patio 9x27. enclosed sunporch cor­ MANCHESTER—Beautiful • room . _____ United Aircraft Corp., Windsor p.m.; and private room* i ADVERTISmC 53 WEITHBRBILL ST. — 4 room Barbara Woods. 80 9-7703. Jo­ ^TM OUTH HBUGHTB-For the $18,900. Quick, q^upancy, Shown ner lot. West Side Realty, MI custom built split level. .Featurea (Continued from Page One) Locks. Conn., has been awarded a they are tO a-m. to 8 pjm. ’ViSItec* apartment, second flWir,\modem, hanna Bvana, Ml 9-5653. ___ discriminaUng buyer, , 7 room by appointmeht/Phone MI 3-6278 9-M43 iany Ome. include hot water oil heat, full ANDOVER LAKE-Two loU htfar $1,824,773 Navy contract, It was are requested not to smoke U pa­ DUPLEX - Brae-Bum Realf plaster house, 134 bedha, picture Sandy Beach. Call MI $-8131.— Dr. Markley noted that the announced yesterday. The contract tient* room*. No more than tire redecorated, must be seiko. MI H—SOUTH WINDSOR—Clinton Dr. ranch, 2 batba, : 2-car garage, 3 . Cf.>as»WBT» ADVERTISI>^ENT DEPT. HOURS 3-4363, after 8 p.m. fireplacei, laundry room. city VERNON—$17,900 Like new qual­ 4MOk’ kitchen, formal dining room, academ.v has ex p re ^ d opposition la for fabrication and testing of visitor* at one time per pattant. custom Maas and quality dis­ 6 room split level, $ large bfed- ity built 5 room 'ranch on a large rec tfx m with fireplace, ' 3-ca:r to the King-Anderson. Bill, which aii’craft propellers. 8:15 AJl. to 4:80 P.M. played Jn tlda 0-6 duplex in cenr utilities, extra large lot, immedi­ Suburban For Sale 75 SIX ROOM duplex, centrally lo­ rooRis, 134 hatha, finished reu ate occupancy. Carles Lesper- brautifui fenced-in - lot, newly garage, large shade trees. High is favored b.v, the administration. Patient* Totey; 38$ ' .' v> COPT CLOSING TIME fN)R CLASSIPJED ADVT. cated, 3 or 8 adults. Inquire at 80 tor of Mancheetor. $ bedrooms room with bar, one-haU acre lot. snee, MI 9-7620. painted exterior, storm-Trindowa, location with view. Spacious lot. It would provide payment of 3 Plead Innocent Spmce Street. each aide, kitchen, Uvtng room, This home is Uke new seUliw for JULY HOME garage, breeseway, > (werelted Priced below owner's coat. .eome hospital arid home ier\'lces ADMITTED YESTfeRDAT: MOMBAT Thm WUPAT WaO A.M.—aATUBDAT 9 AAL 3 seperate headng aystema, $31,600. CUU the R. F. Dlinock Cp^ heated recreation room. Owner Vacant. MI $-6273, Brae-Bum NEW YORK (API Three ex­ ,(KW LISTING—Bhdnltifui 4 room' ATONTIONl for persons over 66, financed by ecutives charged With perjury be­ Mrs. Mary Martens, Laurel, L.I., .. THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water. aluminum windows. The price'' MI 9-6245, Barbara Woods, MI Cape, full basement, oil heat, ■ VALUES anxious' to sell—family has out­ Realty. j; an addition to the social security N.Y.; Marcia Leclerc, East Hart- • I roDB oomn»». Dial Ml 3-2711 Center Street, on bus line. MI le right. Call today. ., 9-7703, Johanna Evans, MI 9-6658. comMnation windows, doors, nice­ grown this home.' J. Lombardo, PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE! tax, but would not pay physicians' fore a federal grand Jury last ford; Gail Bond. Wapplng; KeV 9-6105. ly landscaped lot, city utilities, MI 9-9345. SEVEN ROOM Dutch Colonial. M .bills. June 1 pleaded innocent yesterday ert Parks, 281 (lenter 8t.!- Mr*. IV BOLTON—8 .room home, 6 Bolton Street—Bbequisite 8 hed- foot frontage, living room,-dining How would you like a second and were released in $l,6oo bail $11,900. diaries Lesperance, MI room Cape, F^ill dormer Open BOWERS SCH(X)L—6 room ranch, rm, kitchen, sun rm, lava­ each. Dorothy Fagan, 41 Green Rd.; • roome completely refiecorated, 9-7620. home $1 miles from Manchester Mrs. Betty Marshall. JOS Russril ' Furnished Apartments 63-A Beechler-Smith hot water baseboard radiation, stairway. TUed bath. Ail city 3 bedrooms, deep lot; Ideal tor tory, first floor. 3 bedrooma and Green? 40 scree, spring ted pond, Joina Peace Corpa The three executives of High- CmIImmI From Praeeding Page REALTORS children to play. No thru traffic bath, second fl(>or. Oil hot water brook, about 1,000’ frontage, ^elds LEBANON (API--State Rep. St,; Michael Goldsnider, South ceramic tile counter in kitchen, SIX ROOM Colonial, near Main facilities. Close to schools and wa.v Trailer Indu.strics, Jnc., are Rd.. Bolton; William Bitter. Wap- MI 9-8953 Ml 8-6969 acre lot. Ideal for large family, St. 13i baths, hot water oil heat, shopping centers. There is a In this area. Home vbry neat and heat, attached garage, convenient are fenced for stock. Stonewalls, Jack Frankel. a dairy farmer, haa David Charnay. chairman, and vice FOUR ROOMS, garage, heated, financing is excellent. ■ Early oc­ location. Adjoining . lot available. trees, shrubs. Neat rambling farm accepted an ammlniment as dep­ ping; Miss Anna Undholm. An­ Household Goods 51 seUing for $15,800. CaU the R. F. buiit-ins, city utilities, a real buy low 134% mortgage on this presidents Alan .i Kraft, and dover: Atra Marion Sharp, 18 Diamonds—'Watebf utilities. Coventry, PI 3-7811. 6 Dlmock Co., MI 9-6345, Barbara for a quick aale CSiaries Lesper­ home that can be assumed The cupancy. John H. Lappen, Inc., 16 Victoria Rd., $16,300. Owner home (6 Or 7) rooms and bath bn uty repre.wntstive for the Peace Charles N. Maybruck. MANCHESTER — Ranch. bto Corps in Iren. Hart! Dr,, Talcottville, Mrs, Anna JewelfT 48 FOR SALE:—Maple bedroom set, 2 rmmia include $ hedrooma, diniil^ Woods MI 9-7702, JcOianna BJvans, ance. Ml 9-76*0; price is right. Call on mia. to­ Realtors. MI 9-6361, MI 9-7446, MI MI 8-7442. first floor, 3 large bednwms .on Charnay lives in Fan-field, Conn.. YOUNG LADY to share S room MlI ^-58530-5853. day. 3-5319. second floor. Sturdy bam, double Frankel. 45, has served two Kraft and Maybruck are from Andnilot, 506 Woodbridge St.; sets of twin beds, 4 chests of year 'round home Bolton Lake room, li'vlng room with fireplace, John Keane. 164 Maple St.; Adam WATCB AND Jewelry repairing at and etep-aaver kitchen, oil hot SPRING STREET — Six room garage. All buildings attractively terms as .state {ppreaenlatlve New York City. reaaoBable pifcaa, prompt sei7> drawers, commodes, baby crib with two girls. All modem con­ VI—iifelNCHESTER-iffilNC —, Rockledge. Ranch, 134 baths, large porch, COVENTRY —Six minutes from SO. WINDSOR 115,900 maintained inside and out. Children from this ea.stem Connecticut Shuskft, 71 Charter Oak St.; and high chair, antique organ, an­ veniences. MI 8-6988 after 6. water heat, alumimim storms and Eva Drive—Custom built ranch Manchester, $ room ranch with Henry Collins. Cross Dr., Vernon; ice, a watohmaknra, Mwiclieater- aereena, garage. Built 1964. Executive ranch with 7 rooms paneled family rcx>m with beams SELDOM CAN WE OFFER will love it. Under $23,000. town. He i.<< a Democrat. He haa tei’a Oldeat eatabliahed Jeweler. tique Cannonball bed, marble top and 2-car attached garaage, cen­ and paneled ceilings, full (laae- In fine residential area. 3 basement garage on large lot, sold hl.s 400-acre farm and plana pined $500 Stephen Ide. 34 Server St,; (Jer- Y tables, Boston rocker, pine har­ $18,900. Robert wolverton Agmcy, bedrooms, picture-book, tiled $15,900 J. D. ResRealty, MI 3-6139. SUCH VALUE. Low down pay­ HARTFORD (APl-- Leon Cohen, aid Ward, 424 W. .Middle, Tpke.; F. E. Bray, 78T Main 8t, SUte MI 9-3813. ter entrance haUway. 3 very large ment, city utUities and built-ins, to leave Sept. 5 for hia overseas Theater Building. vest table, 4 desks, brass buckets, TWO-ROOM furnished apartment twin sized bedrooms 3 ceramlo excellent home for the dlacrim- bath. Full basement. Zoned ment and' $109 MONTHLY will Walton W. Grant Agenc.v post. so, of 11 Ogilby Dr., has pleaded Sandra Mann. 78 Wedgewood Dr.; 3 spinning wheels, ice cream chair for working couple. Call MI 3-7480. heat. Garage, Park-like^ lot. MANCHESTER — $14,900. Durant buy this, appealing 534 room guilty to the charge of conapiracy Alisa June Rider, 248 Weodbridgai and stool, night stand, pine MANCHESTER — Exceptionally tile baths, kitchen, famUy room inating buyer. Charles Lesper­ Street. For the small family, thia Rimch on acre IM. Ail rooms Lillian Grant, Realtor. ' Ml 8-1163 He will be accompanied bv his weU kept 6 room older home, with fireplace, 14x31 living room, ance, MI 9-7630. Assume 4>j% mortgage with wlfet Judith, and their tw o'chil­ to obtain money under false pre­ St.: Mrs. Carrie Pohl, Bloomfield; blanket chest, china display cabi­ TWO ROOM furnished apartment, small down payment A real 3 bedroom ranch is ideally locat­ overslsed. Aluminum mMna- tenses for his part in a aeries of Fnel and Feed 49-A private bath, refrigerator, stove, amesite drive, garage, full cellar, aU the extras you can think of. dren. MisR Jcanlne Cowles, 84 Summit net, 3 bookcases, antique pine lo o k o u t MOUNTAIN, Spring St. buy at only $17,900. ed for shopping and school. New­ tions. Lovely neigfaboriiood. phony traffic accidents. St.; David Atkinson. 102 O xfc^ heat and hot water. Apply Mar­ copper plum b^, bU ateam heat, SeUing for 840,600. Call the R. F. ly painted, fenced-in yard. Owner Low taxes. M eed right for The Peace Corps said ve.vterdav comer cabinet, wardrobe trunks. Rusco atorma and screens. Bow- Dlmock Co., 'MI 9-5245, Barbara Beautiful 7 room Colonial with Wanted—Real Batata 77 Frankel will be second' In com­ The accidents were .staged to St.; I,.eonard Lucharme, RTO 3; ■_ 40 ACRES OF good standing hay. MI 3-7449. low's, 867 Main, Manchester. attached garage, large family must sell. J. Lombartio, MT 9-9345. quick sale. ACT NOW Call Mr. bilk insurance companies. William Gray. Hillside Manor m Schm, rage, targe landscaped yard. good condltl(m rec room, 134 garage, living room, dining room, Lesperance, MI 9-7620. ily sized kitchen, finished rec LARGE, all redecorated inside, state in trials which resulted in Ethel McCabe. 44 Eldrtdg* St. baths, foyer, fireplace, air condi- kitchen, den, 2 iarge bedrooms. MI 9-5806 WANTED—Real Estate. SeUing or HARTFORD tAPi The State convictions for six other conspira­ set with tailored slipcovers; two STORE FOR rent. 348 N. Main St. p.ni- trees, $17,900. Carlton W. Shown by appointment. Miurlcm E. room, garage and many other fireplace, attached garage, buying. Residential, commercial BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Garden—Farm— Dairy end tables. Reasonable. MI 9-7604. MI 9-6229, 9-8. Hutchins, MI 9-5183. Robertson, Realtor. MI 8-6668. tlane priced for quick sale, $18,900. galore, kitchen has all toilt-ins, may recommend disbarment. Iln, 130 Park St. , - on obests. beds dreeaers and ap- hear, what can be done to a tinny Rouses For Rer 65 Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. recreation room with fireplace, ior to the average. Price $23,900. $200 per year. Has been priced Jarvis Realty Go. UMITATIOR OEDEB The Public Work* Department pUancea. Credit Lerms available. old piano. You won’t believe what enclosed breezeway, attached ga­ garbage disposal, separate dining Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8484. at $26,900, but now vacant and TOLLAND—New homes reduced SUBURBAN 300x600 feet. Call AT A COURT o r PROBATE hFld advertiffed for bid* ye*terdav. Oon- BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to . We also buy used furniture. 117H COVENTRY—4 room single house rage, landscaped yard 91x194. area, plus aluminum combinations, open to offers. T. J. Crockett, Beechler - Smith Realtors MLS Insurers f6r short time, $12,990 ranch now after 6. MI 9-3938. Kt MtnchFBt^r. within and for th« .tied School Site Set Mr. and Mrs. Alen Ogren, 1044*, you see and hear. Open weekdays with garage, near lake. Call MI MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, 283 East Center Street — Office $11,990; $13,290 Cape now $12,290. D U liict of Manchfat^r on the 3$th day atnictlon i* expected to begin by Spruce St. MI 9-3514. 10 aa.m.-9 p.m. Saturdays all day. ejccellent closet and storage space, Marion E. Robertsim. Realtor. MI intercom system, rec rtxim, study, 3 MINUTES from Manchester —5 Realtor. MI 3-1677. ______REALTORS of June. 1962. Aug 15 and present planning caUa HARTFORD (AP) — Barring Cheslmit St. -Y 3,-6434. 8-5958. work itxjm storage rexim. all on room Cape on a 90x150 treed lot, kfl 3-4112 Evenings- Call MI 9-2519, Hurry, only six available. 10% Preaent Hon. John J. Wallett, Judea. for the^ women’* donnUory to be bbllapec of negotiations, the Con­ ABSOLUTE bargain, custom made Meyers Piano, 91 Center Street, large enclosed porch. 2-car ga­ MI 9-8952 MI 3-6969 MI 3-7847 down required Joseph Barth, Ktiata of Louiae Slechhola. lata of DISCHARGED YESTBIkDAY; Manchester. (Off street parking rage, $19,700. PhUbrick Agency. 80x300 lot. If you want quality and garage, full cellar, oil steam heai $11,900—BIG EIGHT room house, IX)T—Rockledge area, 100x155, ready next spring and the men’s necticut Medical-Dental School will Pfc. Edward Grant Jr„ 80 Horton alipcovers, drapes and uphol­ MANCHESTER—Newer 6 room BIRCH MOUNTAIN Road, Bolton convenience, call owner MI 9-8369. g()Od lot, shed and bam. New Broker, MI 9-0320. choice location. Call 533-0839. llanchaatar in said Diatrict, dacaaaad. be built in Farniington, stery. ^ d g e t terms. Call Mrs. next to store). ranch partially furnished, excel­ MI 9-8464. —7 room custom built ranch, plaster walls, fully stormed and On motion f>f Rwald J. H. Starhhnla. dormitory about three months lat­ Rd.; Irene Jordan, Rit> 8, insulated, especially clean, $12,600. heating system in the house, BOWERS SCHOOL —Immaculate MANCHESTER — Immediate oc­ 4S Ra#d fit.. Rockvllla, Conn., adminfa- er. The Slate Site Commission for Rockville; Harry Allen, 05 Or- Roberta. MI 9-7590, 524-0154. lent area, $185 per month. Lease, modem kitchen, one full bath, 2 Youngstown kitchen, basement. room ranch, foyer, fireplace, MANCHESTER—Rockledge. Cus­ trator with will annexed. references required. MI 3-0302, PI Robert Wolverton Agency, MI 6>,4 cupancy, 6 rm ranch, formal ORDERED: That alx montha from A $1.3 million bond isaue will the school reaffirmed the choice of chard St., Rockville; jitrs, Dora half baths, family room 20x22, 2- a s su m e s 9-2818. Needs redecorating. Within two 3 bedrooms, combinations, ga­ tom split level ranch—if you like Resort Prtoperty For Saie 74 Wanted—^To Buy 58 2-7356 car garage, large lot with trees, $2,100 mortgage, 6 room dining room with wall-to-wall car­ thf 96th day of Jun a^962. ha and the pay for the combined project. The that alte yesterday, naming Wind­ Connors, Stafford Springs; Mta. ranch, garage, basement, near blocks of a new ,jj.chool. T. J. rage, basement, quiet shaded lot. the'’ other homeg in this section, •uame are nmitad anjg allowed for the debt t* to be liquidated by stu­ sor as an alternate location. Katherine Smith, Andover; Aire. ONE LARGE comer table, as is. $32,500. PhUbrick Agency. MI Crockett, Realtor, Ml 3-1577. this home will appeal to you. In­ peting, large living rcx>m with ASHFORD LAKE crerlitora within whldf to brinf in their MI S-5892. WE BUY SELL or trade antique SMALL SINGLE house, $100 $ 13,500 bus, H5.600. Carlton W. Hutchins, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. fireplace. 3 bedrm8, plug 24x80 clalma againat aatd eatate, and aald dent fees. State Rep. Richard W. Sheehan Virginia Groebel, Wapplng; Itobert - and usea furniture, china, glass, 9-8464, Ml 9-5132. BOLTON CENTER cludes many exclusive features, monthly,. 2 year lease. Call MI Elxceptlonal possibUity for the MANCHESTER—2-family 5-5. Con­ heated paneled recreation rewnj, Offers You adminlatrator c.t.a, la directed to'give of West Hartford s(Ud the com- Kelley, South Windsor; Anthony HEIAVT DUTY semi-automatic silver, picture framep and old 3-2107 Or MI 8-2108. VICINITY of new High, Junior High $28,900. J, D. Realty, Ml 3-6129. mblic notice to the credltom to bring mlsalon had the firm commitment Yanuseuskee, South Windsor; Mrs. young or retiring couple. 5 MOVING OUT of state—8 room Co­ $11,900 — ROCKVILLE, 8 room venient. City water and sewer. and Grammar schools, 3 bedroom attached garage, on well shrubbed fn their claima within eaid time allow­ wringer t]rpe washer, good condi­ coins, old dolls and guns, hobby A “bungalow-ranch" styled lot. Nesr schools, shopping and Henry Trumbull it was seeking for the land. Ruth Daly. 7ft Chamber* St.; tion, 5 years old, used 1 year. collections, attic contents or whole generous r(x>ms Include a 16x16 lonial, 3 large bedrooms, 134 baths, ranch, large living room, cabinet home .. one with a lot of Bus line. Tongren Agency, MI ranch, full basement with garage, SIX ROOM raised ranch, 2 baths, Secluded Summer living ed bv publiahing a copy of thia order PLAINVIli^E (AP) — The family riram finished . to per­ 2-car garage. 4 Green HiU Street, 3 bedrooms, living room with bus. Schwartz Real Estate. MLS In anme newapaper having a clrcula- Yesterday's meeting eras limited Sherwood Waldron, Wapplng; Da­ O ri^ a lly $169, asking $60. Call estates. FMmitUre Repair Service, Summer Homes For Rent. 67 kitchen, beautifully landscaped charm in a nice setUng. Plenty 8- 6321. ______fireplace, nice location, nice ah^- ion in aaid probate diatrict w ith lu.tfn cofounder of one of the nation's to dismission of the original vote vid Anderson, 231 Green Rd.; Mrs. fection. Situated on the bus Ml 8-8174. lot. Shown by appointment. Marton ed lot. Owner, MI 9-0113. fireplace. Kitchen includes built- Realtor, Mr. Feir, MI 3-4280. CHOICE SITES FOR SALE daya from the date of thia order and after 5:80 p.m. MI 8-2633. TalcottvUe, Conn. Tel. Ml 3-7449. of living space .. three bed­ IT’S A HONEY, so bring the 236-1242. 236-1241. oldest eleetrical companies. Henry on Farmington, taken on May 37 Edith Keith, 51 Cambridge St.; LAKE CHAFFEE—4 room lake- line, only a short walk to E. Robertson. Realtor. Ml 8-6958. rooms, Uvlng room den, din­ in oven and range. 115’ frontage. 26 miles east of Manchester off return make to.thia court of the notice Trumbull, 82, died at his home schools and shopping. Excel­ ROCKLEDOE3—7 room Ranch, 4 money. 4 room expandable Capa PRACTICALLY new ranch of 6 Just 2 blocks to bus, shopping and given. witji. 5-4 in favor. Craig Knowles. East Hartford; Al­ FRANK IS buying and selling good front cottage, sleeps 6, TV, bMt, ing room, kitchen with dinette, Route 44. Good fishing, boating, JOHN J. WAU.ETT. Judge. yesterday after a long Illness. bert Smith. 8B Broed St.; Mrs. FOR SALE—Crib, good condition, used (furniture and antiques at modem conveniences, $65 weekly. lent financing av^labie. years old, large modem kitchen, HOLLISTER STREET-Large six with screened porch, large lot, im­ rooma and full basement. Com­ school Immediate occupancy. As- bathing. 'The commisilon goes out of ex­ another sewing room. Two car mediate occupancy. Only $12,600. EAST WINDSOR LIMITATION OBDEB With his brother, the late Gov­ istence tomorrow. Anne McKinney, Bolton O w ter $18. MI 3-0014. 420 iJ^ e St. Cal) and see what MI 9-0710. built-in oven and range, dishwash­ room colonial ^ t h 134 baths, sin­ garage, a small bam and bination windows, excellent condl-: sumable mortgage. Price $22,500. er, disposal, pantry, etc. Large gle car garage' Aluminum siding Other listings available. /Alice liqn. Selling lor only $15,900 . .pos- Call «Bw to inspect, John H. Lap- New 3 bedroom ranch, fire­ Low Prices—Easy Tarm* AT A COURT or PROBATE held ernor John H, Trumbull, Henry Major factor* favoring tha site Rd„ Bolton: Edward Alaehle, 488 we've got. Open Sundays. MI 100x400 lot with plenty of place, garage. $16,500. ; at Manchester, within and for the Trumbull founded In 1889 the N. Main St.; Frank Fllloramo, 38 82-GALLON electric water heater; 9-6580. GIANT’S NECK Heights—4 room dining room den center entrance throughout plus combinations. Clampet Agency, Realtoiii,' MI sim^ to assume a $13,000 mort-! pen, Inc., Realtors MI 9-5261 XG Diatrict;of M anchester on the 38th day are its high ground, proximity to trees. Cottages For Sale or Rent electrical firm bearing their name. Butternut Rd.; James St. Amand, Hotpoint combination sink and modem cottage, heat, hot water, hall, paneled wall fireplace in liv­ Owners have bought another home 9- 4543, MI 3-7357. gage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, M I' 9-7445 Ml 3-5219 SOUTH WINDSOR of June. 1963. highway arteries, availability of dishwasher. MI 3-4755 utensils, sleeps 7, $70 per week. Beechler - Smith ing r(x>m with a beautiful view, 8 and are anxious to move. Have 3.1577, • ; ------:------Pretent Hon. John J. Walleit. •Judge. The.v conducted the buaineee until utilities and land for further ex­ Tolland; Carolyn DeMerohant. T. J. CROCKETT, REALTOR Being built A room Garrison ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Ratate of Olga Prleaa a/k/a Olga w. 1944, w’hen it wae lold to the Storrs; Carolyn Rask, 127 School WANTED—Child's crib, portable if Mrs. Carter. PI 2-8142. REALTORS bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-dar garage, been asking in the low 20s—let's STARKWEATHER ST. — Excep­ ------; VACANT HOME with park-like! Prleaa late of Manchester in aaid Dia­ pansion, and over-all costs, the possible. Reasonable. MI 3-5284. tional older home, 6 rooms, mod­ MANCHESTER—Porter St. area,; yard. You’ll love the setting Colonial, built-ins, dishwasher, Sales Agent, Box 607, Manchester trict. deceased. General Electric Co. commission said. St.; Harry Mason, 20 MarbI* St.; plastered wails, selling at bank hear your offer. T. J. Crockett, MI 3-1577 2-zone heat, garage. $23,900, LARGE CHESTERFIELD sofa. COVENTRY LAKE-rder and reium make l/sclcrc. East Hartford; David private entrance. Inquire 195 MI 3-2.593, CXILONIAL—6 r(K>ms, immaculate Wolverton Agency, Ml 9-2813. 9-8464. MI 0-1643. 9-4342 any time. District ofif Manchojitar«6---- {J, (hit oncourt tha of 27th the day notice C'ven He is eurvlved by his widow, A BANK 1-car garage, deep wooded lot. EXQUISITE COLONIAL JOIfN J WALURTT. Jjirtga. Unlike most foods, alcohol dow Horiglloni. Worcester Rd.. Ver­ Spruce Street. condition, garage, trees, near hos­ RANCH ..LARGE living room of JiiUF, 1962. Mrs. norence White Trumbull, a ANDOVER — Lakefront cottage, pital, only $18,500. Cultmi W. Excellent financing. Shown by ap­ FOUR ROOMS, 26 zcarra, Bolton, daughter, a granddaughter, and not have to be digested before Ute non; Mr*. Dell* Fagan, 97 Norman REPOSSESSION WANTED by older woman a cou­ commuting distance to Hartford, pointment. John H. I.*ppen, Inc., with fireplace and built-in book­ •ii nAA itms. OA Katatr of Judith E. Helm late of bodj' can use It. It Is abaorbed Into St.; Mrs. Carol.yn Knoff and Hutchins MI 9-6132. cases. 3 bedrooms. Family size $11,000/ Four rooms. 2.4 ^ rea, Manoheater. in aaid Diatrict deceased. two great-granddaughters, all of ple to share my home in Manches­ sleepg six, TV, boat, available be­ Realtors MI 9-5281, MI 9-7445, Coventry-Bolton line, $9,000 Eight The executori having exhibited their Plainvllle. the blood atrsam In lU original daughter, 140 W. Main St., Hook- 8 room outfit including 10- ter. Woman to act as companion- ginning of July, $60 weekly PI MANCHESTER—Ranch, large liv­ MI 3-5219. kitchen with abundant pine rooms ‘so acres Coventrv-Bolton admlniatration acrouot with aaid Test on Squirrel form. vUle. „ ' piece bedroom ensemble, 10- housekeeper to me. Write Box 2-8731 PI 2-7607 ing itx>m, modern kitchen, 8 bed­ cabinets, formica counters. line, 122,000. Larry Adams. Bettar •" Court for sllow.ncr. It I. piece decorator living room, 37- IMMACUI.ATE ranch—3 large bed­ Screened porch. Attached ga­ ORDERED: That the 12th day of Dempaey Nnmea .4idea HH, Herald, giving full details. rooms, IH baths, large rec luom, Buy Realty, MI 9-3434, after 5. July. 1962. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at Shows No Rabies piece dinette, all like new. excellent condition, $19,500. Phll- rooms. family kitchen, covered rage. Quality throughout. Cast the Probate Office in the Municipal HARTFORD (APl — Wllllsm Original price, $577, unptdd FTJRNISHBD room for rent. Park­ Wanted To Rent 68 biick Agency. Ml 9-8464. patio, attached garage, nicely iron baseboard heat, plaster Building In aaid Mancheatei-. be and C. Fox, New I.«ndon. and Mrs, balance Just $299. Instant ing. Private entrance. Gentleman. treed lot, close to schools, shop­ walls. Partially finlsbed walk­ the aame la aaalgned for a hearing on Tests taken on a squirrel that Gwendolyn Glynn, Clinton, have credit, free delivery. MI 9-8061. WANTED—Hous^ to rent. Physi­ CIRCA 1760 Colonial — 8 rooms, ping. bus. $16,500. AD 9-9587. out recreation room. Call Mr. ROLLING PARK the allowance of aaid admintatration died after scratching s 13-year-old been reappointed to the board of Call Now! cian, wife and three month ■ old completely renovated, new plas­ account with aaid eatate. aarertainmeot Wagner, MI 9-5306, TR 5-6611. of diatributeea and order of diatrlbution. Manchester boy yesterday morn­ trustees of the Mystic Oral School Get Our Summer NORMAN’S FACTORY ROCKVILLE—Gentlemen. 3 indi­ infant. Desires 3-4 bedroom house, ter wiring, furnace, plumbing, 2 m M $ room Cape, convenient and. thia Court directs that notice of ing, were reported to be negative by Gov John E Dempsey, The vidual bedrooms available in mod­ unfurnished by Auguist 1st. Write batiis, dishwasher, disposal, latch BARROWS & WALLACE to Buckley School on quiet the time and place aaalgned for aaid FURNI'TURE WAREHOUSE ADVERTISEMENT hearing be given to all persona known of rabies. Governor slso announced yester­ em 7 room furnished apartment. to: Apt. No. 2. 99 Harris Road, doors, 18 acres, pond. Carlton W. 65 E. Center St. Manchester sti'eet. 3 bedrooms, V t to be intereated therein to appear and Dog Warden Lee Fracchia re­ Private kitchen, dining room, liv­ baths, dining room, living day he was appointing Dr. Car­ SPECIALS ON Forest comer Pine Portsmouth, Virginia. Hutchins, MI 9-6183. NOTICE TO THE / MI 9-5306 be heard thereon by publlahing a copy ceived the negative findtnga laat lyle S. White of Guilford to suc­ ing room and den. Everything room with paneled fire­ of thia order In aome newapaper hav­ night after he took the dead squir­ Manchester SUNDAY, JULY 1st, 1:00 P. M. UNTIL DARK ANd 6 v E R -^ room Cape. Barn, ing a circulation In said Diatrict, at ceed Dr, John J. Nugent of New supplied. TR 5-6312, TR 5-3634 place wall. IMiilt-ins and leaat seven da.va before the dav of rel to the state Isborstories for ^ CUSTOM MADE Open dally 9-9, Saturday 9-6. CONTRACTORS 10 acres of land. More available extra storage space. Rear Tel MI 3-1526 FURNISHFID Ught housekeeping said hearing, and by mailing on or tests. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, If desired. Vacant. Tongren Agen­ entrance recently enclosed. before June 39. 1963. by certified mail.' AWNINGS. room for one, working lady pre­ cy, AO 8-6321. a copy of this order to Audrey B. Robert Whitehead of 89 Richard that sealed proposals are sought ______Ownef MI A-WWl. Helm. 47 Agnes Drive. Manchester. Rd. was scratched by the squirrel ferred. Ml 3-6388. Ideal Location Conn : Dorothy I„. Helm, 47 Agnes Lo4)k—16 Colors To Drive. Manchester Conn., guardian ad yesterda.v after the animal climbed WANTED—Gentleman or couple FOR SALE—Florida owmer sacti- litem for Herman b . HelniV minor; Don- up his pant leg and onto his head Choose From! OPEN HOUSE for 6 rooms of fur­ A friendly, pleasant atmosphere surrounds this six-room a g e n e ra l contract being let by the' wooded acres, iwo-car oa»« /For Rent niture. 212 Henry Street. to share single house, center of Ranch heune at 62 Weaver Rd., Manchester. The ideal location for Ex'celiein location, I flc«. « room house, reduced $1,500, aW Helm. 12» No. Elm 6 t, Manche,. as the youth stepped out of hli town. MI 3-7383 after 4. ne?rShr.Too..^opvae>t"o“yijR j^^^^ home. Robert received severs! modem living. Features of the 1951 built home includes an in­ -ville, Connecticut, for the construc­ JOHN J. WAWsETT. JYid|^. Also Hpecial Prices On terior of a roomy living room with fireplace, three bedrooms, one $16,500. T, J. Crockett, Realtor, scratches on his hand when he Doairnblo apartm ent, three WATKINS , , COMFORTABLE room in quiet, tion of an elementary school. [ 14 ADIILFORD RD. Immediate oc­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE heM brushed the persistent squirrel Combination Doors 'n of which is favorable for a den or study, a bath, utility area, \ n 3-1577. at H anche0t«r, within and for tba rooms, .second floor, util­ private home, shower bath, ga­ Sealed proposals will be received ' cupancy 6 room ranch, lovely from his head. Wifldowa! BARGAIN SHOP rage, gentleman. MI 3-6848 built-in garage, and patio at rear. Radiant heat throughout the by said School Building Commit-' fenced yard, flagstone patio, at­ Diatrict of ManchFitFr on the 27th day ities and electric stove fur­ home which has no Ijasement but a seml-completed attic with tached garage, utility room, hiU of June. 1962. Fracchia. who arrived on the tec at the Maple Street Elemen­ Pretent Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. scene sometlm* after the incident, nished, Private home for $309.00 72“ Lawson Sofa, brown portable staircase. » tary School, Vernon Connecti­ QUALITY BUILT attiCj^ built-ins, stove, and drap- Ratate of Mary T. Richmond late of Free Estimates— Colonial print, box pleats, foam Apartments— Flats— In Friendly East Hartford, Connecticut eritHr, $15,500. Assumable 4% Mancheatei. in aatd Diatrict deceaaod. caught the squirrel with a net. The adults only. ReferencM Exterior flowering shrubs enhance the 80 by 12S-ft land area. cut, until July 19, l»6i, g:60 P.M., The executicet haring exhibited their squirrel died as he picked it up please. Easy Terms! cushions, as is, $189. Tenements 63 Daylight Saving Time, and will mortgage. Owner MI 8-8798, admtniatratioo account with aaid aih Shade trees and oriental yews and a newly amesite drive are HOMES tate to Ihta Court for allowance it it from beneath the net. He said to­ $28.50 (2) 3934“ Maple Coffee TO RENT—Very nice 4 room flat. exterior features. then be publicly opened and read BIRcC m OUNTAIN r d .. Manch**- ORDERED; That the tOth day of day, lt,may have died from fright, Tables, plastic top, as is, $10.95. , near everything. Adults only. All Homes in said office. Choice Locations In July. 1961. at eleven o'clock, forenoon. as the examination at Hartford Address Information for bidders, form of «' 'hr Frobs.e Office Ir .he M.mlcirai BILL TUNSKY •o in _ T> O' Write Box SS, Herald. All Types South Windsor seres of well landscaped grounds, BuiMirts in Mid Msnrheater, be and didn't prove otherwise. , $9.60 Modem Brass Sissor Pin-up' Call owners for browsing: appointment—MI .9-7058 RANCHES $2IMM proposals, drawings, specifica­ large breezeway and garage. - the name le aaalned for a hearlns nn Box J —Herald M l f .M 9 5 tiamp, ag is, $6.75. Fully tions, and contract documents may Beelzebub Rd. — Built like a amesite drive, combination alum-1 'he allowance oT aaid admlnieiratlon -- account with Mid eatate. aacertain- be examined at the office of the! fortress, young, custom split- Inum windows, full basement, oil md'nt of dlBtrlbutPPB *nd ord^r of din- $25.95 Swivel Arm Chair, tan­ Landscaped, 6 ROOMS. 1 Va lATHS. Of architect, William Mlleto. 136 San­ level. 3 or 4 bedrooms, kitchen heat, priced to sell at only $19,600. tribuUon. *nd thin Court dirortii th*t Be modern w ith gerine plastic, metal legs, $15.96. ford Street, Hamden. Connecticut.] bullt-ins, oodles of storsge <^1I Mary Carlson, PI 2-7297, Les notice of the time and place a««l|med on and after June 22, 1962, and' 9 aool j$ald hearln* be rivep to all pertont $15.95 Swivel Side Chair, mate CI’TY WATER, AnACHED OARAGE. space, large wooded lot with *, HArrison 8*9291. , intereSted therein to ap* Special! may be obtained from said office] privacy and elbow room. Pric­ ------— • — — ml 1 1 he heard fhereon bv pubiltn* to above, ag ig $9.95. Financing by each bidder upon deposit of sum i ed below builder'* coet, CHOICE AREA—390 Porter St. 3 l fnic a copv of this order in tome newa> MOEN CURBS, BUILT-IN STOVE. bedrooms H i bath* large living ' pap-r havin* s rlrculation in M id Dl»- $44.95 Spindle Bed twin cherry, 6.ROOM CAPE of $50.00 for General Construction! $18,900. ft, nailn r ■ trlct. at leaxt eeven dave before tha as is. $24.50. WoTk, Site Work; $20.00 forj room, fireplace. j day of «ald hearin*. and by maillnr c Ail rooms finished. Alumi­ SIDEWALKS, OVEN. LARGE BEDROOMS Plumbing., Hbating and Venti­ Hillside Dr. — Brand new 6 ra^e shade tree*. Immediate oc- or before June 1982. by cf_rtTfled OPEN FOR mall, a copy of thli oi^**r to Harriet num siding, aluminum Available! room'risnch, 3 bedrooms, 1%- cupancy, $21,700. Ken Ostrinsky, $18.95 Mahogany Velet, $10.95. AMESITE DRIVES. lating; $10.00 for Electrical Work. R Brf«n; 13 Old Hebron Road. Colcbea* combinations, large Deposits will be returned to bidder I full tiled bath, fireplace, ga­ Realtor. AH 3-5159. ter rpnn.: Rthel R. Mather*. 127 $59.00 Danish Modem Lounge fenced In lot, excellent lo­ upon retom of dornmenU In good rage full basement, over 1200 Oaleg Drive. New Providenre New Chair, Ickmc turquoise foam cush-1 cation-dropped to the condition withU thirty days after square feet-- living space, city SPACIOUS 6 room Cape, glassed Jer*ev: WinBlowk’T. Richmond. 14 Gar- 6 ROOM COLONIAL Ions, walnut frame, as is, $39.95. INSPECTION in porch, minutes’ walk from ■ d-nJkoaO, Summli. N*w Jeraev: HaroM water complete—no extras. j Ve r y l o w p r ic e of opening of Mds. < T Richmond. 144 8o. Main St . Man- $13,900! VA, FHA and Each general contractor shall $17,685. schools and Center, extra lot op- ch eilee/ Conn conventional financing Uonzl. AH 9-4718. JOHN J. WAU.ETT, Jiidga. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc.j Saturday, Juna 30, and Sunday, July 1 GAPE (KIDS S19JM SPLIT LEVELS S2IMI9I) deposit with his )>id a certified Sleep • Rd.—Brand new 6^* 935 MAIN STREET | available. check pr bid bond in the amount room true Cape Cod, all rooms ■VERNON—6 or 4 bedroom, ranch 174 LAKE ST., MANCHESTER 4 ROOMS. 5 FINISHED. 7 FINISHED ROOMS. of 10% of hia bl4- These shall be finished. 3 bedrooms, formsl with IH baths, only'2 years,fdd, R. F. DIMOCK CO. made'payable to the Towm of Ver- FDR SALE— Hotpoint electric 1200 SQUARE FEET OF UVINO AREA. AnACHED OARAGE. 1V2 BATHS, dining room, l^e baths, extra located in fast growing area, ap- i NOON to DARK non Connecticut . large living,, room, fireplace, proximatelv 16 minutes from Man­ Stove, refrigerator for cottage, Ml 9-5245 2 BATHS. 1 FINISHED. ^ -BUILT-IN STOVE. OVEN. The successful bidder for the OPEN ALL DAY modem twin bedroom set, double city water, city gas. Must be chester, $l'5.900. J. D. Realty, AD BUILT-IN STOVE. OVEN ^ FLUS FINISHED REC ROOM gener i contract shall be required seen to be appreciated. $17,125. 3-5129. with AnACHED OARADE bed, dresser, chest, spring and 6-ROOM ALMOST NEW to furnish vvlthln ten days of the SUNDAY WARREN J. GOniER 1 mattress. TR 5-6769. FHA Or conventional mort­ nambiog and Hearing awarding of ' ntract, a per­ gages available on all homes. REDUCED FOR quick sale—pleas­ formance bond in the amount, of PINE PHARMACY 171 ITniea fit.. Rockville RANCH STYLE HOME Low down payments. ant eonvenienUy located Cape. Phene TR 8-4708 100% of the contract. "Yhls bond Must see to 'i^iitreciaU. Call MI M4 OEIfTER fiT^M I t-8814 shall guarantee- the faithful per­ 9-8706 for ajipototment. formance of the contract in all re- JONES REALTY RAISED RANCHES S1IMI0B COLONIALS S2MN •pects and the payment of all la- ffl 4-0286 WAtJIUT STREET—2-famUy 4-4, OPEN for INSPECTION Open Sun. - 2 p.m.-5 p.m. ho- and material obligations in­ 90-180 tree shaded lot, concrete 8 FINISHED ROOMS. 1V2 BATHS. ^ 4 RNISHED ROOMS. curred in connection with the VERNON—5 ,room ranch commer­ and amesite drive, 2-car' garage. n.UMBIND iUILT-IN STOVE. OVEN, AHACHED OARAGE, IVa lATHS. work. cial zone. Close to Vernon Circle. full ceUar, alumimim atorma and The latest dated conditions of Big p^W lltle* In a tremendous screens, new exterior siding and Sunday, July 1st - 2 to 6 PiM. AHACHED OARAGE. 4 BEDROOMS BUILT-IN STOVE. OVEN,- employment end - minimum wage growing, ^xpafiding area. Lai roof. Gd Investment to quiet lo­ Water Heatera 88 SCHAkLER ROAD rates as set forth by the Commie- HEATING FINISHED REC ROOM ■/ LARGE BEDROOMS lot. CaU now. Tongren Agency, cation. Robert Wolverton Agency, Humidifiers aioner of Icibor :~iaU prevail In the 3-6321. MI 9-2818. ★ 197 HIGHLAND ST., MANCHESTER7CONN. ★ exec tlon of't!Ja extract. Home environment that approaches the ideal, 6 modem Bids shaU be firm and cannot Dehanzidifiers AIR eONDinONING be withdrawn' for a period of 80 rooms include a cheerful recreation room for the whole DIRECTIONS: days following the date of opening Air Cleaners family to enjoy, IVa baths, 3 twin bedrooms, patio off said bids. • the car^rt, high assumable mortgage. The grounds are ON HILL STn BETWEEN FORBES AND OAK ST. The Sdiool Building Committee Heat Pumps expensively lawned and shrubbed having that natural­ reserves the right to reject any.1 NOTICX LOOK FOR PINECREST. IN EAST HARTFORD. and/of-all of ir Tnata itemzi to Water i^mpa WILLIAMS istic beauty which only exceptional care can give. We waive any InformaUty to propoSalz invite your inspection of this picturesque ranch home * ant reject any and W bids, or ettective July ■ Water Coolets today. . Built By J. Ae McCarthy, Inc, Bxclusiye Sahs By to accept the one for eatto contract OIL SERVICE, Inc. that, -la Ita Jv igment, sriJl he *<»r Water SsTtesara Includes piile paneled porch with picture win­ ^ best Interests of the Town of ALL HAIRCUTS FOR CHILDREN For Further Information, Call.*** dow, 2-car garage. Private patio area. Bath and a half. Venum, Coimectieut. Zone Contrsl'^^ 110’ frontage by 212* deep. 3 bedrooms, one used, as a Ihited VarnniB, Connecticut UNDER 16 $1.50 ^ OnrBKAL nxonuo DEAUCB4I Bate Kom bs BEECHLER-SMITH den with built-in. bookshelves Fireplace in living room. ipne $2; ' F. CO. • Ml 9^5245 School BuikUnE Committee THE CDNMECTiCUT MASTBa BARBER Baesrn far < p M ^ 'PreiinBti aa4 aervfee GAMBOLATI & Ml MIP-WW REALTORS Also good sized ^nihg room. House is in excellent con­ RICHARD OIMOCK Ml f-BOOl • LCUIS DIMOCK MI9-9S2I Town of V«Twm. Connecticut PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION—LOCAL NO. 23 SOH-r WW dition! $21,900. Phone MI 9-2247. By:' John Gottier, Chsirman aai tewed a$» M aaeteeiw-ao P4W ■ i , •otMMl auikUnc Ccmwimaa

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Miss Am Alvord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin R Alvord, 3 Area Troopers ■ / About I W n Oakland St.', and a friend left Tues­ Heard Along Mfiin ^Street day by .Jet for.'l^aris, France. They Coinplete School And on Sonia o f Manche$ter*B Sido 'SfFeatt, Too WnUam C. Hans«n, Ron tA Mr. will spend eight weeks motoring Business Bodies nnd Mrs. WUIiun T. HftnMn, 129 through Bkirope and the British Trooper Harry Tomasek of Hurl- "rtUe £«nox St., bw returned home af> Isles. Mias Alvord is a teacher of but Rd., Tolland, and Trooper And Two Extra Slices if^lt out. She was rMleved to see It mathematics at Needham (Mass.) didn't rain. When ahe got home, tw four jwars o# *ervfce with the Charles (3unn, formerly of 43 Mad­ There’s a Main St. eatery tak­ V.8. Navy. He was stationed In High School. ison St., Manchester, will be among dhe spread was dry. the ■ Pacific for 36 months and 40 recruits who will receive cer­ ing a lot of kidding lately. A fal­ But a bird got It, right In the l.-'Kfrf' made mahy flights as a radar op- Cadet'Robert B. Donovan, son of tificates of graduation from the low in a nearby office asked a middle. eratorit from.. Midway Island td Mr. and Mrs. E>avld J. Donovan, W State Police Training Academy in colleague to bring back a grilled She washed the spread, hung It Alaska. Alton St., has completed two weeks exercises at Wethersfield High cheese sandwich for him one day out. of duty with an operational Air School Auditorium tonight.. recently. It rained again. Capt. Felix L. Sambogna, son of Force "unit serving in a junior of­ The recruits have completed The desk-bound guy bit into the Then another bird. Mr. and Mrs. Domenlc Sam bo^a. ficer position for staff training at three months Intensive training at sandwich, chewed a moment and Tuesday she got the . spread, >,45 Cottage St., is being reassigned the U.S. Air Force Academy in the Bethany schoiol. looked puzzled.- He picked it up, clean and dry, back on the bed. ’ to 'Web); Air Force Base in Texas Colorado. Cadet Donovan, a mem^ Tomasek Is now with the Hart­ spread it open a little . . . noth­ Good weather, combined with a aftatr his graduation from the Air her of the Academy’s class of 1963. ford State Police Troop to which ing. He opened it wider, still noth­ sheet draped over the spread, did is scheduled to receive his commis­ Training Command officer instruc- he was assigned in ApMl 1961. He ing. To be perfectly frank about the trick. u sion as a second lieutenant in the was born in Ellington and raised . tor training school at Randolph it, what he hod was two slices of € Air Force Base, Texas. He will regular Air Force next June. He in Vernon. He attended Vernon grilled bread qpd absolutely no Self-Sufficient ■erve as a'pllot instructor at Webb will assist in training of cadets in schools and was gradtiated from cheese. Money once slipped through the the new freshman class at the AFB. Oapt. Sambogna, a graduate Rockville High School in 1949. A fter the hoots, howla and fiil- boy’s hands . . • that is, Dad a o f THnity College, Hartford, en­ Academy..., The 32-year-old trooper was for­ arity had 'died down in the office, money. Then he developed a goal, tered the A ir'^orce in September merly a construction Worker. He Desk-Bound called the eateily and he wanted a particularly expensive 19SS. The Rev. Laurence Vincent, as­ married the former Delphine Willis with some difficulty convinced the piece of equipment and recognized, sociate minister of Center Congre­ of Ellington in 1950 and the cotiple proprietress he had beeih rooked. he'd have to earn the money need­ are the parents of three children, Town Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1 gational Church, will be in charge He finally got two more slices of ed to buy it. has postponed its monthly meet­ of radio broadcasts, sponsored .by two girts and a boy. grilled bread . . . with cheese, He found a job and, Dad says, the Manchester Ministerial A.s.sn- Trooper Gunn, 29, moved to thin time . . . delivered by the began hoarding the money he ing from Tuesday, Jujy 3, to Tues­ Hartford two weeks ago, was as­ ciation, over WINF, Sunday at management to his desk with ap­ made like any legendary tn>8®r. day, July. 10, at 8 p. m. at the hose signed to the Colchester Troop on house b^ause of the Fourth of 7:35 p.m. and daily next week. propriate apologies and expres­ Dad figures the boy has saved 99 ' t i i April 17, 19ftl. He is- married and sions of embarras-sment.' July holiday. the father of two children,,a boy cents out of every dollar. As he opened the second sand­ Came the day he wanted a ride The Kiwanis Club of Manchester and girl. Miss Jo-Linda Leib. daughter of w'ill meet Tue.sday noon at the wich and: checked It for contents, home. Dad got a telephone call he sOlnrimed the experience up Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Leib, 74 Manchester Country Club. There and the details were arranged. will be a round table session for with this inventory, "Well, I got Before he hung up, the boy said, u . Green Manor Kd., was named to Nurse from Townf two pickles out of the deal." , the dean's list at Syracuse Univer­ discussion of club problems. "Hey, Dad, will you give me the j dime I had to spend to call you # sity, Syracuse. N. Y.. for thie past Now Army Major Cover the Cover Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bixler. 135 up?" semester.' Miss Leib, a 1961 gradu­ The proprietress of a Main 8t. ate of Manche.ster High School Benton St., returned home recently Anastasia A. Chaponls. U. S. I store was complaining to a cus- All-Incluslve is an education major at Syracuse from a vacation at the Martha Washington Hotel. Virginia Beach, Army nurse, formerly of Man­ Itomer about her difficulty getting The agenda for the board of di- University where she will be a chester, has been preynoted to ma­ a heavy white bedspread washed sophomore in the fall. Va. dectors meeting Tuesday said the jor at Walter Reed General Hos­ last week. r board would consider redistributing pital, Washington, D. C. The first time she washed It and the diities of the water department. Major Ghaponis entered service hung It out on the line. It rained The reporter asked whether thia In January 1919. and .served as a during the afternoon. She brought also applied to the sewer depart­ surgical nurse with the 121st Evac­ It In that night when she got ment. which is operated by the THE ARMY AND NAVY uation Hospital in Korea from home, washed it the next morning same people. 1950 to 1952. She received a ci- and hung it out. General Manager Richard Mai^ [ tation for meritorious service in It rained. tin said, Yes, ico, both —the water------and Korea from the 8th Army. Major Sheone broughtuiuugiii. 11 It Inin that night, sewer departments, and hot and j <3haponis has been on the nurse washed it the next day and hung j cold running water.” j staff at Walter Reed since last 1 July. She is a 1940 graduate of Man­ This new home for the Green Manor Construction Co. at 685 Parker St. covers 13,000 square feet of chester High School and a 1943 air-conditioned office space. Designed by Philip J. DlCorcla, architect, the modern building con­ BINGOAND general office space, graduate of Middlesex Hospital tains five operating departments, executive offices, four conference rooms, DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT School of Nursing, Middletown. a library, and an employe lounge for the firm’s interior working force of 30 persons. Some 40 TMf phstk hrtix hm t She also studied operating tech­ Instruments installed along with a telephone paging system are connected to a switchboard in the a O 'C LO C K nique and management at New large reception area. Betty Karpu.ska is receptionist at the firm. Tile flooring and recessed York Hospital before joining the fluorescent lighting is used throughout the new home which will feature a .special room for sub­ Army. contractor's to study Green Manor's planned projects. (Herald photo by Pinto). EI-LIS RE-ELECmCD NEEDS NO outing and election of officers at Jacobs Sisters Neil H. Ellis of 43 Butterfield the Gri.swold Hotel and Countiy SMFD ‘Birthday’ Rd., Thursday was .re-elected pres­ Club. Groton. Winners at Show ident of the First Hartford Realty Other officers elected include: Today is the fifth anniversary Corporation at the organization’s Raymond A. Roncari of Windsor of the date the South Manches­ first annual meeting. Sixteen-year-old Carol Jacobs Locks, vice president; Karol Dow ter Fire District ceased to ex­ PRIMER The first quarterly distribution THE SALVATION ARMY and her sister, Peggy, 14, won top of Hartford, secretary; and ist. On June 30, 1957, the dis­ of 10 cents per share, payable July Nicholas Genovese of Stamford, trict facilities -having been sold awards in the Vernon Valley 4-H 16 to stockholders of record July Riders third annual horse show re­ treasurer. to the town for one dollar, the 2, was al.so declared. The First duties of the fire district were cently at the Tolland County Agri­ In the annual golf tournament, Hartford Realty, organized last taken over as a town depart­ cultural Center grounds. Carol was the President’s 'TTophy was won -SUNDAY SCHOOL- October and is.sued publicly in ment. judged grand champion in the by Norman F. Ottman of West April, has over 1,550 stockholders. Hartford. r “ Reac/iing and Tcachinf( for Christ’* Engli.sh classes and Peggy, re­ Since the April 5. 1962. prospec­ serve champion. Visit A Bible-Centered Class This Week tus. the company has acquired the 44 Kensington St., senior process They are the daughters of Mr. Manrhesler Shopping Parkade Helps Build Project Discover The Warmth Of Christian Fellowship Awaiting You. Green Manor Construction Co, of planner in experimental .sheet 9:30 AJ«. 661 MAIN STREET and Mrs. Howard Jacobs of 742 Green Manoi-ville Shopping Park­ Hlllstown Rd. Both are members 685 Parker St. will assist the Mid­ metal (June 18i; Richard T. Base- ade, Inc., and U.S. post offices in Icr of 95 Minnechaug Rd., Glas­ of the Hillslown Leather Po\inders West Hempstead and Farming- dlesex Development Co. in a 4-H Club. Mrs. Jacobs is its leader. joint 27-acre commercial-apart­ tonbury, former Manchester resi­ dale, N. Y., and in St. Petersburg. dent. a.saistant engineering man­ Club members who won awards Fla. ment multi-million dollar develop­ in the various classes were: ment project off S. Main St. in ager (June 25).; John F. Chappell Other directors re-elected, be­ of Coventry, metallurgical and Fitting and showing, Joan Spon- sides Ellis, who is al.so president of Middletown. heimer, first: Carol Jacobs, sec­ Green Manor Conatniction Co., in­ The announcement of the build­ chemical proce.ss planner in pro­ duction engineering (June 25); TO BEHER SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS ond; Heidi Krause, fifth. cluded: Seymour B. Kaplan of 126 ing venture noted that the com­ Engli.sh pletisure. Carol Jacobs, Adelaide Rd., secretar^-trea.surer, plex would involve construction and Howard C. Flavcll. 33 Pack­ WE HAVE MOVED TO who la vice president and secre­ of a 72-room motor hotel built on ard St., a.s.sembly Inspector "A " first; Peggy Jacobs, .second. in D974 (June 27). English jtimping, Heidi Krause,' tary of Green Manor Construction stilts to provide both parking and NEW and LARGER QUARTERS AT first; Carol Jacobs, third. Co.; William S. Ives, vice presi­ a vi.Hta .of the river, a restaurant, dent, The Connecticut Bank and post office, a three-level parking The Connecticut Savings Banks English equitation, Joan Spon- deposits were up $24 million for heimer, first; Carol Jacobs, second: Trust Co.: Charles T, Ijirus. part­ garage, offices and stores. ner. Putnam & Co.; Walfrid G. Two story garden apartments the month of May. Total deposits Peggy Jacobs, third. for all banks reached $2.8 billion C. J. 540 Hartford Road Pet pony, Peggy Jacobs, first. Lundborg, partn/er, Shipman & will also be constructed. Goodwin, attorneys; Lester E. The project was devised when and total a.ssets were Increased to English road hark, Carol Jacobs, $3.2 billion. first: Peggy Jacobs, second. Reynolds, senior vice president. it became apparent that a prime English trail. Peggy Jacobs, sec­ Tli'e Connecticut Light and Power prospective tenant might be lost Ml 9-3291 Co.: Albert N. Rohnatedt. presi­ to the city because a 6 and one- Ru.ssell S. Potterton, president ond: Carol Jacobs, third. of Potterton s Inc., 130 Center St., John Jarob of East Hartford dent. Iximaa & Nettleton Co.; and half acre renewal area would not Carl M. Wissinger, secretary, has recently returned from a trip MORRISON GUS’S was judge of the show. satisfy its needs, it was reported. Phoenix Mutual Life Ina:irance Green Manor was named asso­ to the world-famous ArdSna Col­ Co. ciate in the project "because of its onies in Amana, Iowa. He was one PAINT STORE Stockholders were also told that long record of success in similar of a select group of Amana deal­ WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS the U.S. post office at Island Park, projects,” a Middlesex Develop­ ers attending a three-day meeting 385 CENTER STREET— MI 9-9713 N. Y,, will be acquired about Sept. ment Co. spokesman said. this week at the firm ’s factory 1; the Stratford, Conn., post office headquarters. more mowing for your money early in 1963; and the General DISCUSSION LEADER Services Administration Building Saul M. Silversteln, president of in Boston. Mass., "about the mid­ Rogers Corporation of Rogers and INTERNATIONAL* dle of next year.” Quarterly finan­ cial reports are scheduled, com­ Manchester, this week was a dis­ mencing with the three months’ cussion leader at the National C3on-1 period ending today. ference on the International. Train-1 Ing Program of AID (Agency for ! SYSTEM DELIVERED International Development) at OPEN HOUSE The environment contol system wvashlngton. for the crew and electronic e<^p- The purpose of the conference ment of the U.S. Air F orce XB70 was to strengthen the efforts of SATURDAY, JUNE 30 - 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. has been delivered to the Los An­ Individuals in industry, labor and geles Division of North American education who cooperate in the Aviation, Inc., manufacturer of training of more than 6,600 AID SUNDAY, JULY 1-11 A.M. to 8 pTm . the supersonic aircraft. participants who visit the United The largest air conditioning and States each year for training. pres.surizatlon system made for Rogers Corporation and Silverstein manned aircraft, it will allow have been active in the program FREE REFRESHMENTS • GIFTS for the CHILDREN v m crewmen to work in shirt sleeves for the past 10 years. when the XB70 flies at 2,000 Last month, Silversteln attended See our newly completed offices to belter serve your housing needs mlles-an-hour In altitudes up to a White House Conference for 70,000 feet. At this triplesonlc Economic Issues. "Such meet­ See OUR LARGE DISPLAY of GARAGES and COTTAGES speed. temperat\ires of the plane's ings,” he said, "promote much fuselage skin reach more than 460 needed understanding, by bringing degrees Fahrenheit. people of diverse opinions face-to- Designed and manpfactunid by face, in person. They give us a the Hamilton Standard Division of priceless opportunity either to sell United Aircraft Corporation, the our approach, as management, or PHILLIPS system will control air tempera­ to learn what our deficiencies Branch Display, South Windsor, Rt. S—43pposite Ten Pin Bowl-*- BU 9-8515" ture, preamire, ventilation." and re­ are, he added. lative hutnidlty in , the cabin and 2091 BERLIN TURNPIKE. BERLIN • VA 8-3561 electronic compartments. It will BRIEFS 1 Vz Miles from Meriden Line • Display Open Daily 9 to 6, Sunday 12 to 6 also cool the compartment’s Inner H. Kingsley Kuhney of 102 wall, circulating conditioned air Henry St. recently celebrated his through a hollow space between 35lh anniversary with the South­ the fuselage's outer wall and the ern New England Telephone Co. these attachments make your jobs' EASY! inside wall. The cooling capacity He has been a foreman of central 1-caR garage of this system Is eqiflvalcnt to sup^ office repairmen In New Britain Known for Vdue! plying the air conditioning for 36 since 1956. He has also worked In six-room homes. the Manchester, Hartfbrd hnd We Deliver What We $( r r New Haven headquarters during NEW CXIMPTROLLER his long tenure. . Advertise! from The, Colonial Board Co. at 615 Parker St. this week announced Narragansett Brewing Co„ of the appointment of Donald R. Ross Cranston, R.I., has introduced a of Newington as its new comp­ new all-alumiuum ’’Quick-Tap” 2-CAR GARAGE COTTAGE troller. top on beer cans which' opens • Many Styles • Complete easier than ainy other type of can, Moldbeerd Plow turnt ooil up Pront lied* puihao dirt, mew. Trailer hquit dirt, teoli, etc.. A former comptroller of the Concrete Foundation Er e c t e d a n y w h e r e in c o n n e o u c u t to 5 in. deep in garden bedi. Snow Thrower aloe ovoileble. dumpi eoiily. Goqflyear Rubber Co. in Middle- they say. town, Ross is a Diversity of Con- ■nectlcut graduate where he re­ Pratt A Whitney Aircraft's Custom ’ Get Ready for i r s FUN TO RUN! ceived a B. A. degree while major­ Quarter O ntury Club's newest Fun this Summerl PLUS... ing In accounting. June members include Robert E. Built Now you can get big tractor quality and depend­ • Rotary Mewar-(ihewn Harold C. 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"A oHAimi:ur«-»-i8-«e-SM g^ need- T says, . VIDEO b Vb b I t—A ix- B iuuyg KBNBKVBO. B. T. DICNUB8pN A C>0~ iMe. yr he miser, £ ed 99 U r. Xorhoy ^ a ride call Hywood ed. ' said, Sam |affe and Wife le the TV II you Have ‘Ben Casey’ Roles By BB SK I^ JOHNS Bollywood OorrcopOMoai i of di- Mowapopor Itotm iW Aao*. ! id the When. Sam Jaffa, the scholary^ In 1950, for the role of “Master: Hollywood —'(NBIA) No oHo 3uting neurosurgeon in ABC-TVs Ben mind” in "Asphalt Jungle” Jaffe ever laughs when 'Gene Auatiw ;ment. Casey” came to the studio for cos­ won The Venice International aits down at the piano'. But they ■r this tume fittings for his role as Dr. Award for "beat male performance did when he oat down at ia deak 1* epart- David Zorba in the early days of of the year." The Eklgar> Allen Poe COroon City the otherXday a«*d y the the series' production, he was ac- Award, and an "Oscar” nomina­ filed his papers as a canr and "Since the ^fittings would not ly proud of the (act that, together of the recording buaineas, predicted t and take too long, .Bettye decided to with George Preadly, curator of the the reactions to his hat in the rihff pass the time with me. She was theater section of the New York on the Democratic ticket. dressed in a work shirt and dunga­ Public Library, he founded (in I "A lot of people,” he said, “ ah rees and had no thought of the 1948) EquiW Library Theater in | going to laugh at fInit. But I’- amasing Interlude that would New York City, This theater gives' got the aupport o f many g ood ' transpire while waiting for me.” many young actors their first | friends and some very influential Bam BiUd. chance. - • i persons In politics. After ail, coiti- Fielder Cook, the director, saw Although he has performed in palgning Is Just like show buol- her and asked her to audition for many television dramas, “ Ben neM.” the role of Dr. Maggie Graham. Casey” offered Sam hia first con­ lf‘ you’re not old enough to re­ Bettye was aghast, but. after a tinuing co-starring role in a series. member husky, ruddy-faced Oeoe little persuasion. reSd the lines and Sam Jaffee’s great accomplish­ Austin you will at least know was Immedla+eiy hired for the ments in the theater are ail the | him by his songwriting career. part. more amazing for in addition to. He's the author of ouch hits os "Thus this Idea o f togetherness being a math scholar, he speaks, •!My Blue Heaven.” "The l» n » - reiily paid off for us.” Sam smiled. six different languages fluently, i some Rofid.** "How Como You D® Tog^etherness began for Sam went through college on m oney; Me Like You D o?" and “ When My and Bettye about six years ago earned as a professional boxer Sugar Walks Down the Street.” when they met In 1956. Bettye, and composed musical scores of Singing "My Blue Heaven” •— an ambitious, young (ictress from such quality that one of his works, "when whipporwllls call, and eve­ Bwth Carolina was cast in an off "Rondo," was once performed in ning is nigh” — made him fam­ Broadway production of Moliere’s Carnegie Hall. ous os a crooner-composer wlw "Tartuffe” starring Sam.. They Another husband and wife team! sold 86 million records between were married six months later and voiced the opinion of the general | 1924 and 1930. ^ spent their honeymoon as mem- public in our estimator when last! Winner of the first gold record ^bers of the National Company of fall while filming *T Remember A I for million-plus sales ever pre­ the "Lark” touring with Julie Lemon Tree” for the "Ben Casey.” ■ sented. Austin presented it to the Harris. series, they said. Smithsonian Institution in Wash­ If fate played a part In Bettye's Sam Jaffe is one of our finest | Sam Jaffe ington . acquiring her role in "Ben Casey,” actors—in any medium. \ In 1960. I found Gene living in It played a more profound part In a plush 50-foot trailer In Los the life of Sam Jaffe. Known as drama, which is hosted and nar­ Music” takes "home sweet home” Vegas, a man with a song In his "the brain” among his Hollywood rated by Fred Astaire. as its theme Sunday,\July 1 (NBC- heart "snd no financial worries." Intimates for his extensive Intel­ Coming Shows TV color series 5:30 p:m, BDT). He lives on the desert for his lectual ability. Ssun was graduat­ Patricia Barry stars as Sheila health while he goes on compos­ ed as a methematician major from - . r— \ DeVore in "A Wig for Ifiss De- Special guest Inger Ste^tqns por­ ing. recording albums, and ooca- C ity College of New York, and Guest star U oyd Nolan plays Vore,” a drama ataiout a faded ac­ slonallv playing a night club. became dean of mathematics at trays Thea Templeton, a celebrat­ Deputy Chalk Breeson's (Bruce tress who makes a spectacular ed nightclub performer \who The trailer was equipped with a the Bronx Cultural Institute. Yarneli's) scheming father. Buck, comeback when a mysterious wig Even today he reads calculis texts threatens suicide to escape The fancy electronic organ. 110,000 whose illegal antics threaten to transforms her Into a ravishing worth of stereo and hi-fi equip­ as others read newspapers. ruin his son's career- as a law­ memory of her own murder t beauty, on NBC-TV’s "ThriUer” in "Song of the Guilty Heart"’ oir ments a pretty wife named Lou— Strangely enough it was during man in "Buck Breeson Rideq Monday, July 2 (10-11 p.m. EDT. hig tenure as a math teacher that "Robert Taylor’s Detectives” Fri­ ^ d •uenM'rie8..His proudest are of Again” on NBC-TV's full-hour Repent o f Jan. 29. 1962). h& biggest record hit, ” My Blue fate stepped in and changed his Outlaws” Thursday, July 5 (7:30 day, July • (NBC-TV, 8:30-9:30 entire future. p.m. BDT; a. repeat of Jan. 26, p^m. BDT. Repeat of Dec. 8, 1961). HeWem” Detectiva Roger Havllinnd "It sold.” Gene recalled, '‘orei Edward Goodman of the Wash­ 1962).. (Gregory W alcott) seeks the ington Square Players saw Sam eight million. 1 got four cento s ' ------'• slayer of a wealthy blackmailer Donald Brown (Joey Scott), record. My first royalty check was play six characters in an amateur In "Killer’s Payoff on NBC-TV’s through a series of coincidences, production stagred by the “ People Need People” will be for stmost flOO.OOO.” seen on Alcoa Premiere’s sum­ fuU-hour “87th Precinct” Monday, acts out his wish to be a big hero But some Inamories are unpleas­ aohool's teachers and induced July 2 (9 p.m. IBDT. Repeat of and captures a real-life criminal In Jaffe to Join a Players company mer program, Tuesday. July 3 ant. from lO-'ll p.m. N.YT over 4^BC- Nov. 6, 1961). “The Desperado” Monday, July 2 on tour.. Sam never returiieicl to on NBC-TV "National Velvet” Gen^ went into on eclipse na­ teaching. TV. Three top stars, Arthur Ken­ tionally when radio replaced the nedy, Lee Marvin and James Songs and settings will have a (8 p.m. E!DT; Repeat of Nov. 27, His first noteworthy J on domestic theme when "Patterns in 1961). phMpgraphs and the depressioa Broadway waa lit “The Jazz Bing- Gregory, head the cast of - the played havoc with Ih^ record busi­ \ e r ,” starring George Jesael. In 1930 ness. \ Im 'got star billing in the Broadway Gene remembers belng..we of the ph^ucticm of "Grand Hotel,” play^ first entertainers to worit In Loa in ^ Kringerlein, the role Lionel SATURDAY Television PROGRAM Vegas. "It was 1942," hk grinA BarrVmore did in the movie ver- "and I sang for tips in s^own- sk>n. 9 :ft Uavo Oaa, WtH Travel R ed outlaw and later one of hlsj ab­ U lM »ky KiRC Paladin stdps orernlRht with A ductors asks to study 'medVnine tpwn hotel.” \ Persuaded to go to Hollywot^, he WmUA Mr. Wi«*HI murder suspect in a small Texas with him. y'iiiforlsoBB U contest. Madison SQuare Garden, New Y o rk CU.v, outs.” and later he became the "Ounga Din” followed. “Atlantic Adventure' ■d •:«& Nftv first composer to put sheet music Nolan, Nancy Carmll. 7:Ri Pets,Pet«> r O ladys lR i4& C'ame«> T h e a te r t Bloe AsReU I MBrrIed doaa IRtW Make That Spare M. ftS on newstonds and In drug storea. Tie Blc Pirtvre Cket Naatley meportiag lt:M Rasekall K He says he might even com- S Dance Time Mets vs Angejes Dodgers T«« Pfae Tima M Sgaad 11 :M Hallywaad's Finest 4* -mse a special song for his poli­ W r e ttllM meaat A Cecil U ttrlR ftai Haecineul:i* s tical campaign, but just singing 1 :M B id e ts rerr> Mason _ 3 “Dlniier At. Eight". John and “My Blue Heaven” will be an in­ 1 :U B a te te U “The Case of The Q radulous Lionet Barrymore. 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President and Mrs. - and the Moulin Rouge (Parts) CMn crime chief threatens to kfll Coin lage,” dramd ot A priest who tried ^hn F. Kennedy's vlalt Can dancers and others. ^‘** Tedi^ySlj*®**2ff* Show "B* Mralleto when the latter tries to close Miow; .however, Oara WHUama will ^rfesKare m JFantoe Mexico, • ‘“ a w s K , * ' * ® " - f :W Davey .aaS Qeltoih 8:36 Sir Fraacis Drake ■ 32, 16 7:16 Wrtt With Mraisigaer Hlghv^ Patral down a vioe-ridden community. to free the inhabitants of a Span­ njahe a number of guest appear* 4:66 Issaes as4 Aaswers 66 . (Part 3) "The ^untain of Youth"- Weatter . (R). t:«e Arto . . Raws ish 'Village from a terrorist and ances on TV shows. This Is The Ufs' wni Wilson. Atty, Oener- Droke sets out in search of an 7:16 RTO Ka. t d :U News Freoslere i 46, 81 his band, on "The Dick PowelJ Hsart JM ®f Texas Wscuaaes Texas Rear- Indian well in Florida, the water • ra RhPart X:t5 Weather ivew6 'eopie.ae. neeoNeed People.”r-eopio, ’ Navy'snavy 8 JIM Christorten to* l » the Estes case. ^ o f which is said to possess magl- P ^ S t o e k e e perlmentsIments In group therapy Reynolds Aluminum Show” Tueo- The Chrlstoyhers . 16 diW Weal Felat 0 —I recently saw “ Gunga Din” :|d teoaUast Tta# BJDT. Repeat of Jan. 3, 19«3). played the title role the same Sam OrsS Heberts Tracird.wa ll:aa News,^ealhwNewe,^ and Sports 8. 8 Oral BsbsrM demolition men In Berlin. 1:13 FrMiHen Of Seteaea 'letare Big So'*• .Tx.' It Jaffe who plays on "Ben Casey” T UiM lu y Cato My Fes* y SMrtsvtew aa4 Oartosos SwhMrlpttoa Televlslwa It 6rt6 Hap Btoharda d:«.5!s.'::is f O e rtta y N ew sa , „ Champleoslilp BrMge 6:66 TV Throl r 2 Jarti La 2 Rural crime boss Herman —L. M. ''One Lord. One FUlb.” lliscus- C;W 9. » . !• l l t U TpssdayTaeeday SlartIgbt 2 C o o m b a a (EMward Andrews) 2 S,?! fortlsymtos amalga- "Money and The Minister.” Tlie 7:16 b TM Tha Tnrth Wmerai A —Yes. ntotlon of four Luttaeraa Synods in 4:55 Baaaball first of three stories of the men Bvealag Bepert. merang". Dana Andrews.^Jane threatens to kUl Nicholas Cain Meta va Dodgera of cloth In major faiths. Newt « Weather Wyatt.ynit. the D.8 . ' 3 ; Sterts Bsasdap (Mark Rlchman) tor trying to Q—How ne CArlstoyhan • Boaaaaa 22 2# 2:2* Menilag Serial _ (tobeerlFttoa Tetovlaiaa tall Is Garry Moore?— OhM M Of Salvaltoa n in K r^rS it- ***“ *^’* (Color) “ Ttie Friendship/* iHttle Spselal Meralag Msvfa g Weather. M eat News Sifive Allea Shew close dowhjjt. syndicate-controlled, P. 8. SaesWosJM Ihe Mass M Charles Collingswood as anchor Joe learns A lesson when he ob> Alwapa - etoodtee." Batbara Haws aad Waalher 11:16 Sports Vtow Vice-ridden ’ tmmmunity In "Khig A—Garry Is S feet 7. This la The Ufs «# min. tains the release of a prisoner. Odyteey 11:26 Tsslght ikew (O) 22 M :l« UsiBs Ward s WMe WsiM Of Sports *' 46, 62 (R ). CowbiseHos Offer , 6 6 7tU ] 11:82 Stove Alien Shew of the' Mountain” on Nisc-TVa M:ta n is Is The Aaswce l i t e r s Water Bid Cbamplon- •:M Wha In The WarM 2 12:66 Mews aad Weather full-houl* "Otln’a Hundred” Tu W By Aad U*e *. M i^ips. Pine Mountain, Qeorgta. Human Interest series. Warren •lo t Memeat af MsdHattoa Q: I read where Joe B. Rosa and JCing David." T h t sto ^ s o Irish Sweepstakes Derby at Hull. host. Sylvasia Portable TV ” '*• » • “ Tiia Wyatt Harp t:66 Hews day, July 8 (10 p.m. BDT; a re­ Fred Gwynne were doing "Seven Curragh, Ireland. 1#:## Caaoid Camera 2 Hmeraaker's Mavis , latemattoaol ChsmptoasMp I peat of Oct. 24, 1981). Keys to Baldpate” on TV. Wasn' BreainhTa 22 Durward Kirby, host and Allen Berlin Correspondent” . Dana kwlu ' 22 22 Punt. W M i StoscI lUktcB N*. 1 loy Pletofe Qiralltar that a stage plajf- and later Into Tomsrraw 36 An^ewa,_Vlrg1nIa Gilmore. ^ a The Decline and Fhll ’ of uii. essra nVi; 6:36 Iraahee 3 Shaw Of The Weak 22. 22 Rated Na. 1 for Boaded THba Western Clrtllsatloa .At ROndr’ Many stars, headed by Loute movie?—B. W. "Circus." Emmett Kelly Is the •• ra 5s**e? stew 66 Holiywood on TV Fallh Far Tadav | -Pattoras fa Maale 22 ProtoetioB Dr. J m u H. MoBatb of the Uni- Armstrong, Bobby Rydell, Annette, A : Yes, the story had the stage AjnerJeara At Wark n , (CpIorV "Home Sweet Home". story-teller. Project 20 production varsity o f SoumsTB Cairfosnla, Bobby Burgess and Monette Moore, treatment and later the movie n a OhlMrao’a Ham M John Doremus. host with Joseph traclnff the circus from Us earlv RiMcd No. I for Perfom aaoe TeBBesaea Brala Fetd Shaw moderator. Jaatharaa 46 Oallicchip and orchestra. days ^ Crete to the present. SEE Rated No. X for Sound Bed* Haaai 8. dt 61 (CkwaBoed from Page One) entertain in “Dianeylahd After version starred Gene Raymond. 1 1 :1S Biff JbM IUNdw « Behind O s s ^ Deers 26 12:22. Wbat*s My Ltaef 2 11:36 Oeaeentrallea ** n!l S Csrtoop o^ee with Mel Blanc Derk," a nighttime tour of Uw U:J6 fiTr,(«KivMh»a character vuk>ea amuaemMit park broadcaat in color Q: Was Robert Sterling of "Icha- Jawlah M tra B Views "End of ’n»e Battlewagon.” The •:•• Passweta , “ n ie songs are aimed at the fetoBM jnettoB Thaalar Troop goes wife hunting to trap Cheek the SylYania Sabar- Firit Impveeelea' 22. 36 Allen Ludden. host. Guests: At- irofcdBlonals instead of the pub­ on NBC-TVs "W a lt Disney's Won- ' bod and Me” and formerly the rise and fall of the tattleship. a woman he Suspects Is preying N O . 1 P O R T A B L E lene Francis, and Merv Orltfin. derful World of Color” Sunday, "Topper” series ever married . 11:46 Saeial SaeorHy Guests: Gen. Clayton Bissell ^ on marriage hungry bachelors. banite arainst any ' Other 12.16 T n tth e r Coaaeqaeaees 22. 16 Bachelsr Father 6, te, 61 fic. Meet of them are too triohy ^ Aioerteaaa At Warh tJ^AP. Ret.) and Vice Adm lr^ 11:22 Rnnday News Npeclal £“ «*VMte t. M. 82 " A Party Fhr Peter.” Guest; to whistle—and that's bad. The Juiy 1 (7:30-8:30 p.m. BDT. A ro- Ann Sothem? It seems to me lt:M Aeeaal Wm.wm. Callaghan fUSIfUSN. Ret.) nrst News 42 T V A T 19” portable TV. Search fer Teiaerrew t peat of April 15, 1062). skipper of the U8S Slnmir Frankie Lalne. Frankie Ihe secret of writing a hit song today heard that at some time Or an­ dhaweaaa Missouri. News and Weather 2 «;« O^eg tight IdoT of Peter TonFs girl friend other?—M. T. WerM Of (Haato Meet The Press 22 . 36 Sunday Night Reparl 22 loins ths party. (R ), is Hie same eg It’s always W m : Originates_ -----Lancesler, In L u c e s Pa., 54th •* * » Raw* Dm Bepert Sir Francis Drake (Terence A: Yes he was married to Ann Araaad Tawa News A Weatbermaa M !:• • Best_el Oreech# • :N Oobto OtUls 8 "Juit ■'find a new way to say annual National Governors Con­ ^Fantasy Playhonte 22 ELECTRONICS A t Hama WIUi Kitty Morgan) sets out to search for Sothern before he married Anne . . . . P V '* Blbla iBsUtato . „ ference. Host: Gov. David Law­ 11:12 8" - ' N»eh* Movie 22 Dobie^s oollege class Is asked to "I Lo've you’ and discover a new 12:16 ladastry Oa Farada M Beet Seller roiuribute items of their society treasure, in S t Augustine and an Jeffries. 12:6* We Reileva y rence (D ) of Pa. "The Black Tent/* Anthony Steel LAIORATORIES Tallahaeeee 7166 way to approach It muaically. You 6:36 Mister E4 3 (Color). to be placed In a Ume capsule but Indian WftUUvUh water of ma^cal Faayie la Tha News g S77 BROAD ST. Movla Maynard JnsUtts it Is a waste n e ^ one good note—a haunting Navy Film af Waak ~ 22 Mr. Ed uses his horse sense to 11:15 Feature Film 2 Film 66 of time. (R ). note—but you better know Just power in ''rountaln of Youth,” an Q: What show will summer re­ luisww a tlOO question, qualify- "Pace To Pace**. James Mason, 1:26 Gale Storm Shew •**!?*!?*• •• Movie 2 2 Ml 9.1124 Alfred RHrtieeek Preeaate 22. 36 where to put i t " ' adventure-drama on "Sir Francis place "Hazel” Or win there be re­ Tadiur M W lbur Post, for a STANEK As The Werid Taras "Bang, You're Dead.” Six year *?=*{ Harry Baaaaaer—Hews 6, 40 big $6,000 question. *‘Three Men On A Horse." Joan IM bI Nates With KIMy old , Gov. Grant Sawyer, who will be Drake,” new NBC-TV series Sun­ runs of the series all summer?- 1:66 Year CammaaHy g This Is NRG News 36 Blondeil. JYank McHugh te y enters super-market laate ghnw H an ey Olsoa Shew brandieidishliihlng a gun, which ehop- Gene's opposition in the Septem­ day, July 1 (8:80 p.m. BJDT), C. U Kia Tta TIa g Reports from Overseas Corre­ 22 . „ Bible Aaswera persers mmlIstake lsl_ for a toy. (R ). Film «a spondents, Ray Scherer Is anchor­ "A Woman's Devotion." Ralph 1;U At Heme THIh KHty ber primary, may discover that A; Starting July 26. "The Lively man. Meeker. Janice Rule New Breedreed g, tg. 66 New Hertaeas m 1:66 Paeewsid ■The AU-AmerIcan Boy." Lt. the old songwriter and law school Hazel (Shirley Booth) gives B Ones" starring Vic Dimone and Hathaway | 12:22 Preview The Jaa Murray Shaw (Oetor) 12:52 News and Weather _ WE GUARANTEE TO Price Adams Is under pressure grad knows where to put a god mother and daughter a leason ta guest stars will summer replace l:gg Percrytlea a Phil Silvers 22 ra 72, 36 u ter he wounds a high school "Hazel.” _ Fmallira Of Faith 22, 26 Kaverleh M. 62 12:55 Memeat Of Meditation Dm la Oeart a. di. political note, too. family devotion in the episode, I» Coimronlsm Chrisllanllv'a “ A Rage F of Venireance.” -While 1:36 Hoate Party •:•• 7 ^ Oemedr Spat • "George's Niece," on NBC-TVs 5 « « * t » : .Richard aiding a lovely widow, Bret be- SAVE YOU MONEY! LoreMt TaeagTaes "The itotl Touch." A beautiful Phllbriok the Rav. Francis K. comees Involved with ruthless Little Joe Cartwright (Michael Sevea Keys "Haart" series Thursday, July 5 Q-- I recently saw the movie M ttle baron and a bank robbery.- blonde has her osm sony method Johnny Yuma (Nick Adams) (9:30 p.m. BJDT. Repeat of Nov. "Now and Forever" with Shirley Wagschal and Dr. Alfred Carle- Landon) learns an important lea- 3:66 The Kdxe Of Night of determining which loans te r (H), ten yon te aHTBaoe liww m atli • TOWKIN VoBBg Dr. Maleee fathers finance company should discovers a trapper, injured by be­ 16, 1961). Temple. Gary Cooper and Carole •Fealiire « 7:64 Lassie g son in responsibility when he geta ing caught in hlh own trap, and to 59% ooavott 4b n M K IN ! rib *m to vp Qeeen Fer A Day * ^ e Wilson Lombard on TV. In what year was 8and»sr OiaamG ig After the fire chiefs Dalmatian (iuztody of Danny Kidd (guest star m ym r, 3:16 Ta Tell Tha Tralh s ^ C%as. Runles, oo-atar. Ukes him home — 'only to meet 1:50 Biurball g Is killed by a falling beam. Tlm- Dean''Jones),, who haa been Im- Oar Five Oaegkiera D M Pawell Shaw 11. 16 Death seems imminent for f t ' it made?—E. P „ Yankees v«. Lo« Anfetea iny oHers the loan of Lassie to hoeUlity from the trapper’s blind A: 1934, t:M RanebtUI . • ^ priaoned' if&r 10 of -hia 23 yeara, Oeaaectteet Baedstaad '2P«»U> p> A Village.'’ A priest group of unsuspecting people the chief while he is away at Whs Da Yea TraetT trtee to free the Inhabitants of a daughter (Cathy (YDonneli) in when slx-year-oId Jackie CAiester R fd Sox va Kanaaa City school. in “The Friendship” epiaode of 4:66 Talea Of West ' Movie -THE MANUFACTUEEK Spantah village from terrorist, "You Steal My Byes,” an episode (Billy Mumy) enters a supermaF- Q: Did Morey Amsterdam 22 Zoerama s NEO-TV’S "Bonanza” color series B a u e r Aedy Shew •"f. ’’it.'” ™ makes It dlffl- ‘! ^ e Thinff.** Kenneth Tobey. Bstlwlnhle Shew 22. 36 Make Beam Far Daddy cult (R>, of "The Rebri” Wednesday, July ket and brandishes a real gun "The Die Van Dyck’ Show - Doke Of ChIcAffO**. Tom Brown. Sunday. July I (9-10 p. m. EDT. THAT'S TOPS' 4 (8:30 p.m. BDT) on HBC-TV. Balaace af Fear 7:16 Deaals The Meaace''* s Amerieaa Baadstaed • :N lehabed Aad Ms a which everyone believea is a toy, appear with Art Carney on a 36 Dennis suspects that Mr. Wilson Repeat of Nov 12, 1961). 4:66 News Benito Major finds The g:lrl mlataklngly believes 2:15 The Cbrlntophera 62 a sickly, in "Bang. You’re Dead" on "A l­ series years ago?—M. M 2:M Baneball Is using his knowledge of witch­ Here's Hslivwsed week-old lamb and nurses it Yuma to be one o f her father’s 3 craft. on disagreeable Mrs. EH- Mllllea DsDer Mevie b ^ to health, but fred Hitriioock Presents” Tues­ A : Yes. • ClPYe^ATid Indiana Chicago klns. Dan Troop becomes a Romeo a farmer enemies. White Sox. "Background 7V> Daiwer' olalma ownership ai Id a legal day July 8 (NBC-TV, 8:30 p.m. WaM Dtsaer’s Weadertal World to trap a criminal committing W i i M I K B H f RoonSv. tangle results. (R ). Meet The Prefeaaer 5S et Cetor 22. 36 murder by mail order In "The 4:46 Big 3 Theater I « x r s Fer A Soag HJDT. Repeat of Got. 17, 1961).. . dlactiaalon with Sanford "Disneyland After. Dark." "The Big Wheel”. TTiomas a. M. 6t George Burns stars aa guide and IMrnbiiach profesaor of aoclotogVi Catalog Woman” on “Lawman” Starring Bert Parks. Starring Louis Armstrong, Bobby Mitchell 16:64 Talest Sosnto • commentator Sunday, July 1 (10- "Algeria; Days of Decision,” a Now Is The Time Of Year of Stanford Unly., Houston Smith, * Rydell and others, (R ), Sunday. July 1, over ABC-TV. 4:66 Ameriraa Newsetaad a. M 11 p. m. BDTi in a "Du’ Pont Show W HITING CORP. O I I i H B A T 6:66 Fspeye Theater 6 Featuring professional show bual- special NBC News report on A l­ First Show 21 ness perfMvners aeekl:« the of the Week” repeat production of geria’s referendum for independ­ Your Rugs Need 254 8ROAD ST.— TEL Ml 9-1166 "By Your Leave.” Betty Orable, breMthrough to etardom. Jim NBC-TVs widely aoclalmed "P roj­ Gene Lockhart. “ ®kus host. Guests; Codemlanne ence, will be broadcast on NBC- Kerly Shew 16 Carol Burnett and actor Van ect 20" production of "Laugiiter: T V from 8 to 8:30 p. m. BJDT Mon- MONDAY Television PROGRAM "Duel At Apache Wells” . • Jim Johnson. Guest contestants; U.S.A.” — day, July 2 (8-8:30 p. m. EDT). PROFESSIONAL Davis 2:15 Mamsuts O f, Comfort Sea Hast m 6:32 Netvscoi...._jpf -BullPtlu __Board 5:55 Felix The Cat § RUG SHAMPOOING 6:26 Gniveralty Of The Aiv 2:22 Vofh Bear g 6:32 Anlhropology 22 Life of Bilcy if In Your Own Horae Or 7:22 Americuu Perspoetivu 2 Highway Patrol 42 WEDNESDAY refeuision PROGRAM Today Show 22. 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News 44 8:36 Maralag Serial g Nears aad Weather 86. 46 •!=5i *•««**»• •» Medllaltoa I Play Year Haach 22. 22 Maralag Mevla i FUm gg 1:66 Lots Hews 86 (Color I 7:22 Cheyenne Shew 9, 42. 52 "Bullata or Ballots.” Bdward G. . . 5»rt>xra Beraar4 Shaw M RIae The Whirlwind.** A doctor Robinson. Joan Blondell. 7:16 Mahalla Jacksaa Blogs 81 11:66 TexaeMee Knito Ford Shaw returns from prlimn, stirring fear COlURN & MIDDLEBROOK. loe. H:88 Calendar g.. 4t BnjtoCa-ara g Stuart Bailey trocka and traps a MANCHESTER 8. 46, ,8 In the four men who sent him SoyWhaa 2 l gS 11:36 Coaceainittoa - ft 36 there. (R ) INVESTMENTS 7:86 Blpeard V | Jewel thief he can’t arrest In ''The M:38 Tear Haneh gg, 18 Wages Train '\ 81. 86 .. aa 9«>X I. M S True Adventure g| H B . GBOBOB r . JOHNSON 4B., MaBager Unremembered” Friday, July A PIPE sail SUPPLY 13:66 Live Ol Lit. g Coiof Haateasahera Mavto 8 "Ths Clemantlns Jonas StoiTr,'* on "77 Sunset Strip," ABC-TV. 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At R ep e With KHtp 2 1. 36 ^ t l c e a friend and member of U:6•ISr*’l^ ^ .^ ,^ • ^ S . 9 port and analysis o f Important Mevie „ own tribe. Lava Of Ufa t news stories—also guests. 10% OFF „ FUni •:•• Lscy-DesI Cemody Beer 8 ! „ Jada Wyssaa I, 48. 8:66 Oreot Arttota $ lil6 Ae the WerM Taras "Lucy Makes Room Fhr Danny. .T DOES. Make A Difference Where Yon Savel BAROMETERS MAGNIFIERS A . BIWOCUIIAM Straightaway |B PETERMAN PLUMBING A m ix u p ------—v__ - . _ 21:18 XVwtb ar Oaasaqnaaeaa IS. ^,^Tpp 4)BaHty Gale Stona Shaw ra. . ----- occura when Lucy and Manb Far Taaiattaw Scott resorts to,. - tinorolhadox On* Can Do m It AB Sactal Natoa With RlMg Rickey Ricardo rertt their Con- methods to convince young riibvie e One Coblracter H arts. Oleea Shew - •ttoctlcut home to Danny TTiomas. A « » ENJOY A NEW WORLD OF HEARING 12:U $Ee*offlfig UgM *' **' . „ rttu- to quit racing dart. (R ).:^ f A r a o o n . .. T**** •• Th» Aaewer (R) ^ason Premiere). 1:86 Baal BaOar 8:16 Cheelimale f e One Responsibility At . R e i » With R W r , 87th, rreeioet n 3S w r r a < n iK NEwufirr b s t u g h -a s s H U A B iN a a i d Best af Oraaeba •Through A Dark Oiaas.” A • One Payment Han 3:66 Pasewerd "Klller'e Payoff.'' DetecUvs A t Haata TTHh Biltr hard bitten magaxine photogra­ PAINTS ^ Jaa M a n a j Shaw ILxfer HavUland seeks the slayer S A V I M G S 4% OTARION SUPER-9 Tallahassaa T888 pher is blinded in an Iipderworid Oyer IS Years’ Experlenee san On Nlne.J-wA couple grow TRULY DELICIOUS :86 News 8. 46. 63 tired ot their marriage each de­ ra Bright Oorridir." 2:88 Laralto T a n g '.•re-, -Hallvwsad 16:26 Pve Gel A Secret rag $2;(H)0.00 OH* THE KICE OF Sevaa Kaye ciding that murder la the quick. MillUa DeUar Mevie Garry Moore, host and ANY HOME APyERTISEP IN TO bAFS HERALD! 8t88 Taaag Dr. Matoaa Sft way to freedom. iCHIgKEN ^Mountain Justice'’. • Paneliii-llffU Bln Cullen. Henry Oaeaa Far a Day tteWUCsa Eye 8. 46 H Brown In 6 Minutnt Brent. fan .^ jxy Pa*mer^ Bes# * y * “«**<• kMOtAf dottag «te «Ai 6f 8:86 Oar Five Doubiera m "Kill A Grey FUx." Greg Mao- 46 BIx Tkree Tkeator 81 „ .ra P " » “ d meet Arthur Godfrey. .Wba Da Yaa Trastf Keiuie is hired to uncover mur­ ;Woman Of The Town' C laire. 11:68 hews. I^ a lk er aad Sitorto 6 6:66 Batofar Aady Bbaw der evldenoe for defense lawyer. The worM’a "liBost eatin’ chiefc- Trevor. Barry Sullivan. News. Weather aad Sparta 8 Make Basra far ftaddy 3 IR). |Ml’*'w itli Ineomparable taste. 66 Amerieea Kewsetaad 6, . 46 Big hews . jJ , Oartaaaa 6:66 piek Van Dyke Bfcsw g :66 Pepeye Tkeator • News sad Weather 36 Awerlcaa Baadstaad Rob realises he forgot to get Piret Skew . 22 4:66 Nawa Shop A t Home Fer Tour Carpet CALL IN ORDER I. Weather 68 ifekeu to.'TTie Alan Brady flhow" •Armored Car Robberr.'; Robert Hera's HaBr weed 28, h fOT the 44 t e ^ P TA members. 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MANC Cffrlff mkism 12 Naked Clfv s M 66 MANCHESTER CARPET *3toGlL B m \ P m DoryM "OafUM OocAm .” HetoFSCiMd Ht- gll.AUta 8te-Ml t-gi9i PAG5 POUR MANCH^TBR gVEKlNG HERALU, MANGHESJTRR. GONN^ / SATURDAY, JUNE SO, 10«8 PiBTsqnaiiiiea Television Notel » Hews . - SlH e f CMBfat* Iff^ n ra e Smir f . M. 88 Bere’i BaBrwu S InaUnt- Hale.*' A mufkiiu\dlslika , MUItta Dallar Marla. By DIOR KUSimBB MlHer develops when the Douftaaiha I Blic.S Theater - meet a new family In the nelglv Newapwpor EaterpiM A m l T Met My Lori Again".- •’tperieijc* in '4 ^ liiort **• »«a * r iMrtiood. (R>, ,KB W TEMUC-^. (N B A ) — Bst>- to ^te than nuny bar- , ^nnetl, Umry Fonda. Brenaar* ■ '8 i t u y m m a VMaicMe I Amerirnip Sew#el#»d t. 4# Policeman tSmle Brenner faces bnt Streisand admits that she uaed fom tajr artUita hava h a d lK a Sfo- I ^yeyr Theater ttnvp. X Wealher ' charges of dereliction of duly to be "a character" Whether or «r-WetM Flrat Shaw » following the disappearance ot a not she sUn la—welt, that’s for * '*5* actPBOa,. who la ae He" Ai)tone” , Rod Cameron. For- material witness against a racketl I'M Jhiwe a«—a— roif Tocher. combine. (R). ' you' to say. 'l«wmaa 2'S '"M Mil niiaa. BspIr 8Ii#w Jig 8 :M Kiag af DIanSMds . 8 Mias Streisand, at » . kiMe-Hed - Jf'J**’ . ®'*«' EJaughtera,^ • J'JI Caplale aeacaree ' ' “nsMIns Wlldeau". Keefe Braa- Biutel 8t, 88 them dead this seaaoii in "X f>n' • ^ e d her career with the idea of vt:lj BnaUSal Time aelle. Basel attempts to improve the | ■ iS tiStlam ot The Admiral aad Sttahhy Shaw 4# strained relations between! Get . It For You Wholesale” on "•com ing a . concert Mnger. . She .flee a»a aieaa>a« aanr • — wr SI George's sUter* and her daughter.} Broadway. Bar triumph led to • "«n"«cai family In ^asca Im Lana*' - •?Kr (R) Oroaley, Colo. Her father, l>r.‘ m an Baa Aiat Law aad Nr. dsaes 8. 48, 88 things like The Garry Moore Show » FsHx The Oal Millay la ah amateur eiartnetlat Lincoln Jonea clasoes with lady and most people say ahe's off and I Haeklrh-rrr ttatmd lawyer In child custody esase. running to a smash- career. ' and A t m U a church choir, and 18:88 TV BchmHs 8 • w mother Velm a la church-OiwiUb^ nghway Pataal "The Fat American.** *n»« fat ofi She aays, however, thgt the be­ Hawi a our land and the prhbable Causes’ Betty Or«M«* I Hawa . . lief that an actor who (gts rave Glerni M iller • " * * * ^ t h e l i ^ Thart, and cures of their overwHght * revidWa is aihomatlcally' flooded WiM CaST ^ I-Weather. Newa aad Syatta 1 Star Atsar WHb Ktteh t t . m , * • • * » • In clarinet 1 ^ 8 I n u SNrera ■ fC^or) Guests; Guy NItchell.J with tremendous offers is -— ” a from her father, and atudled fcr MI rr'e' fttraa A ANea Leslie Urgmms and Idoulse' great blg -He.” O'Brien. (R). feaalonal sinflnc, too. She aanr FBhtte ttatradar 8a The rsteneliahles i|. 48 8S| "There was no g i ^ t flood of a number of concerts and ap­ r I » » a "The Nonkey Wrench.** Attrao-! offerii” she says. “ Why do they peared with the San Pranclaoo I Mm at Baattay tlve widow Is the key figure ln| always print that I've gotten ao i Hears 8. n . a alien snmiggllng operation. Walter ■y™Pl»ony •• aololat In Bach’a * -*8 I Kvaraladtia Winched narrator. many offers? They print such rot­ Mumlflcat under the direction KraalBa Be Hawa A Waather 11:88 Kaw^ Wealb^ A BpaHs t ten things—like they wrote that I * * « " ! « « , and In Honeav Iba news |8« • ' g . g Bahij riytl,tt TalarMaa 1* Raws and WMther M was smooching at the Harwyn £?*"? **iS' conducted by U.-SS • * • •• fTaathaa aad Hawa a Raws 9parta Weather 48 ^ Club. It was :| l. **•• Inte Inm ltrl Mitropouloa.' ■ She Raws aad Waattarmaa a 11 :li *narsday Rtarlickt 8, ’’Actually, that G any Moot* New. York seven years ago Vaeavarad ‘Tmpulse**. Arthur Kennedy. ) Kiaca or GaM » Rnarta Ranndna ^ Show I did. That w asn't. because with the Idea of continuing her ' «aae Wyatae ' A m M g f H t O m m n m Mi Stavew^ww-wav Allen Rkdhw concert work. But a aeries o f en- lf#w» ... M of the reviews. That .was because Far Teanwaw ‘ » 11:89 8paHs Vlee* gg «S my agent dragged Garry’s pro- W e m c n ts In popular alnj^ng soon Gray Theater , t llt M Tealgk* nh> • Oatlawa ' as 11:88 Steve Allen Shaw g ducet in to the theater to see me, turned her Ideas In another direc­ ] :88 News t l y . She was choaen as Bdle ‘ Anck Breeaon RIdea Again." M and he liked me.” llS# Beat Bailer - a The Illegal antics of t^uck Bree- -Barbara', a Brooklyn girl, doesn't Adam s’ replacement for ,tbe role * o " » . achemlng father threaten Greg MacKenzie finds beautiful of lyisy Mae In the Broadway Bait at Oraaeba s to rtiln bis son s career Sb a law­ consider herself a success—yet. at Haaw Witt Kitty » man. (R>. "lefpplaaii.** A blind equestrlenaa cbuldn’t afford to shop there. I ’ll v a l” on Broadway. In the last h »how horse and It la NBC-TVs "Kraft Mystery Thea­ be a success when I ’m famous . — 5*r '■ cwti A 4S. U Wiled dprlnr a run battV. (R). ter” Wedneadaj^.July 4 (9-10 p. m. named show the did not aing a IiSS Haair Fartr $ n o Daaaa Bead Sliaw 8. 48. 88 enough to get waited on at Berg­ note ana was slngrled out bv critica Laratta Vaaaa p«mna Is saddened when aon ESJT). Leo O. CJarroll and Audrey dorf Goodmsm." serea K rr t. m for her comedy actinir ability l:St Bdta Of HIcM »8 Jeff declares time has come for Dalton co-star In the full-hour Barbra Streisand’s real name is him fo sUrt ahavlng. (R>. Wynne does not regret ha'vlng yaaay Dr. Malaaa It. M dramA Barbara Streisand. She refused to . . Saeee F»r S Par AMU made a change In her career plans, l;W fa, TeU The Trath ■ :M S^Stf-Tr. ' ,,rr Smm change her last name, but did drop nor does she feel that the time Om Fire Daashtars The Million Dollar Properly." Brdneo sees three men die be­ one "A ” out of Barimra because spent on her concert career wiu ^aaeetleal Baadataad whl> » cliaf fore he discovers how an ex-con- Wha 1^ Vaa Traat a of filmland revelrra. (R ). she hates the name Barbara. wasted, ".^11 experience before an . fittea M Waat IS S Tke Rea! MrCay. il. «A U vlct commits murder by proxy In "In school.” she says, “I was a audience is valuable to a perform­ • tttt- »*••• 18 Grandpa decldea Kate ne«di "Ride- the Whirlwind,” the "(Chey­ * 'M Kaaxer Aady Shew f *>me advice after ahe 'falls for a character. I was the wise guy. I al­ er.? says the attractive young Make.w Hu wttttiM m rsBrFy BaAAy WM _ m enne Show” episode Monday, July Aa«ri«SN BMdctaRg aa'ea pitch from "The Hand- ways .got good . marks, go I wag actress, “in my current assign­ aoms Salesman.” a, over ABC-TV. never In what you’d call real ment In a daytime serial I have trouble, but everybody looked on learned a great deal, t6d. fn a show me as the odd one. I used to dye o f thla kind you can develop a part m y hair platinum blonde and Wear over a period of months, tthd It FRIDAY Tefpvision PROGRAM strange color lipstick and eye­ teaches you tp delve deep into the shadow. 9:99 Ta Tan The TrMh character.” !.!£ Of OamfaH | The BatNawnvs 49. u I once won a prize In Spanish j;»»'W»l»-B«IMIa BaMd I Oar-~FIVa Dsaghlara I t 99 Rilnor wins dancing leaaena for On NBC-TV, she has been a Caaaaeliem Baadataml two but W alirr b ^ a at ahaiing class and the teacher said, ‘Well, guest on “Perry Como” series and Wma Da Tea TmalT ag. gg them. (R). now you won’t have to wear bitift' Tatra a( Waat ]g 8:88 B#bIo 88 4 was "Girl of the Week '^ for three 5;S Sttr* “ >! 5W«* Aady Shaw g eyeshadow anymore.’ ” weeks on “Today.*’ . .. ?*day Shaw m m Tod Stiles and Buz Murdock are I'M ifw lsk Hews A Ylrwa 1 Make Beam Far'Daddy gg gg working, aa dcckhanda oii an ex- Her big success in ”I Can Get- Mias M iller is still Single, but . . Waather aa Amrriraa flaadaiand g. 4# n curalon boat when a amall boy It For You Wholesale!’ is as a ■I'M ThI. i. OGaaa a Nawi f falla overboard. take note, she's an avid home Hara'a HaUjrwaaA ■ 88 88 comedienne, but eom e^ ia not • .. 2!**"*“ ■►t Detw-Uvea « . 88 decorator and can really sew. She NIUI« M ir Navla ” 5 Celebrated nl^nt c!ub performer what she went in for originally. In I'M Thrae Waaaea g ^ollaan . ^ f also learned to knit from the ush­ I 'M B ^ y aM Hla Frirada a 4:U Bljp 8 Tkanlar t r’-e' ^ tbreatena aulcide to eacape the fact, she was never particularly in- er* during the run of “Lll'l Ahner.” t;M Captala Raagaraa { 2 1*^mory of h<»r own murder trial. ■iM meahfaal Tima a "Blue. White and Perfect", Lloyd The Fitalatoaea «, if, .ss In anything except alng- ■ :N Campaaa aa Nolan. F r ^ and Barney fake Illness to 9:4# Hap Rlrbanla g I# American Heweethnd g. 4g A AA *" -the ball fame, (R ). "Comedy,” she says, "is Just an­ Jack ^ Laae g D Papeya Theater g • jR 29 Svnset Strip 8 48 8S Bamprr Ream n gg First Shaw . gg Stu Bailey Inveatifatea series of other form of acting. I happen to "The Company She Keepa” . Den­ Jewel robberies reminiscent of {*•'’« A ftood sense of comedy tim­ J 'i i 2 *” !* Orake Shaw i nis O'Keefe. Ltxabeth Scott. silenl movie star’s screen roles, t:M Moralag garial g Rarly Shaw ( Kl. y■ ing, that’s all. But I never knew it, Moralag .ttaria g "Can't Help Binging". IVanM 9:99 Father Ol The Bride \ g “ They used to say that I couldn’t . Durbin “ retain thinigs,” she says, " I ’tl do I Of''X«r Live*". Robert Jke Admiral aad Swahby Shaw 4t Traditional *‘whl(e elephant’* l.a . . Jf'J'kum, Maureen O'SuUlran Family Marhel gg among wedding gifu turns out something funny and they’d say I.U:M CalrnAar g, gg i2uu *. W ceramic I . . SJ*” When f t gg A Sea Riinl gg while elephant. ^ a t ’s good, keep it in.’ But I ’d I H :M HamenMker’a Mavla s A Sahicriptiaa Televislan ,lg A Fells H m Cat g 2?i* Heb Hspe 88 M toj'get. what I had done, so they, ;;BuckBkln FVonller". Richard entertainer’s prl- Dlx. Jane Wyatt. • Kacln A Bia Friaadt < figured I couldn’t retain things and ELECTRONICS Highway Patral 4g Flair Year Hmich n . gg 18:88^lllxhl^boae j umost fired me. Even nowa&vs, I (Color* Haws gg ineORATORIES A Family Marhel . gg A boisterous man mocks the ef­ ‘’ “ ..‘.'Jf P®? differently every time. 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(R ), goal is to learn some- new songs ^ ..Baven Kava 88 i BasebnU ig M 'M Hewa A Wealher Vv 9 8:88 rA gm Of NIaM l M 'M Mnmeat af MeditaHaa 1 for a cluiract. If I do that. I ’ll L s Cnrdlnnls 1:99 Hawa gj • PUPPIES ) The Tfciff# N m • happy. U ttle things make me hap- qa.e- « Day I. 49. tt I shMiunii • . I t • BIRDS py—if I get a go<^ malted. I ’m Before an actor is signed for an happy, if my boy friend brings me • TRopfOAL n sn appearance on "The Verdict Is flowers, I ’m happy.” Yours.” Monday - through - Friday . all these the ingredients of U TTLE 8 Mc Kin n e y courtroom drama on CBS-TV. he a chancter? 1ft WOODBRIDOE ST. is given a special audlUon in which MANCHESTER he is considered on the basis o f his ■ n t-M M reacUoiis as a witness Hurlng di- Sing Along’s Louise O’Brien do- rset tquestioning and cross-exam­ 1*15 summer sto(* routine In ination. • Music Man” between taplngs of the fall l^itch Miller shows. VISIT ------GiADYS CLOSE A T LAST . AND SAFE. CLEAN. 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