''?■'’ ^ ■, .' ' •■ ■■(.■;.,...... — ';'■ !•'■ -,7 ', ■ . * •'' .4 ■ t /« ' K ■ / , .-.. ‘ '■ ■:•■■; ' '• • ■■■' ■ .. '. ■:■/ 'V [(■ ‘ ■■ • . ■ • ... ^ '•t- V - . \ ■* ■ ■: ■ ■■ PAGE fOURTEED ^ PRroAY, JULY 8, 1981 lEv^ttbisH^raUt • > / -V • ' ■ ■ •■ ■ V ' Average Dafly Net Preae Rna The Weather 12,' Ih Manchaater, on July 28. tag-from U)e room. Ha found Ibr tlib Week AM ei Miss Mary Ann SietHlenidd and gnHM xe, u a Feneaet ef V. a. Weeawr’aoteee Miss fatrloia Siemitnudd, daugh­ P olice ArresU W a ^ Stefanowlcs, 88, of 19SM. Stafanowlcs putting ■ water on a FOR RENT - Abolit Town ters of Mr. and Mrs. John Siemi- LeClaire Studying Charter Main St., last night Was arreated bumtag mattroas. With the help S and IS pam. Movie Vrojeetors V enski, 427 Center S t, and students oo h'jeluirge of kindling a fira'by of JtdDart Dacavitcb, Bvarett took Ihlr. eel ee « m I teelght. Lew Dftvtd Hlnch«y, son 'oC Mt. and -aoand or nOent, also 85 aao. 13,601 at Manchester High School, with I^swto D. Ckrtsl^, 64, tA 77 K ain a . ci|^ or burning aubetancea the rnnokteg mattress Out of the ■Ude ^ J e o to r a . .ta bM ‘Me. Soodey eieeHy ee»- Mrt. David W. Hinchey, 76 Hill-, their Musln, Prank Kinel, 12 Gris­ OnWaier^ St., yesterday was chafed with after -ponsored tin has proposed to redistribute the Into the central government.’’ . , Bh^Ciitlve board members of the by the Recreation Department to­ duties, no that the town engineer­ He asked the general manager Junior Century Club of Mwiches- night at the West Side T«mis ing department, handles new con­ whether the taxpayers could force Courts. A dance for children up the 'town to keep the two func­ .HALE Seen Voted U.S. T^ops Head \ R o im d iip tsr will meet Monday at 8:30 p.m. struction of water and sewer at the home of Mrs. Allan Schu­ to. 12 years o f' age is schMuled ihainA the town tax collector tions separate. Main S t, Manchester Phone MIS-4193,./ bert, 17 Catrnen Rd. Co-hostess from 7:30 to 8:30, sind a teenage handles all the duties of billing, The ge'neral manager said the will be Mrs. Norman Bartlett. dance for those. 13 years of age and the controller supervises all whole system could be'^'put back B y S e n a t e and older will be held from 8:30 Youth GaitgAx the purchasing of supplies. 17 years" if the taxpayers wanted To pditlefield Test to 10:30. Recordings will pro­ However, several members of to, but that if the present services vide music for dancing. Mr. and were provided under' the system DIVE the board of directors Tuesday WASHINGTON (AP) — In at Mrs. Robert Neil, Recreation De­ hospital comfort night questioned whether the prevailing 17 years ago, the serv­ partment staff employes, will be Sponsors of President Ken­ change was legal, since the engi­ ices would be more costly than C A ^ P M e r c u r y , Nev.tftaoe resump^ M testog in charge. You'll never h« EL chance nedy’s social security health . _ «« last aamd-anfifinrSeptember, lee^ha/ltnmtacludtag IPv4.Fri­ East Hampton neering depsutment, tax collector now. HOME! care plan fim the Hderly pre­ j ^ P ) —-The Atomic Energy day’s 100-kUotan hydrogen blast. ■y and controller are paid out of the Republican Dilector Francis ^m m issioB achednled two Cadet Kevin Toomey, son of Mr. DiellaFera thought the charter reg­ ;'N. dicted today it wotdd pass Today’s devices are the first to EAST HAMPTON (AP)— general' fund, arid the water and alxWe-groimd nudcnr blasts - / ■ and Mrs. C. Francis Toomey of 23 sewer departments are financed ulations on the water and sewer like this again Senate b y next Wednesday or be exploded above ground this Two rival youth gangs broke Lyndale St., has completed his m through service charges. departments should be cleared be; Thursday. ; / today— the first atmospheric year, however, since this nation, out in wild combat last night day leave and la returning to West The general fund is financed fore any change was made in the Their cah0dence wee 'holatered shots here since 1958—then the Soviet Union and Great Britr outside a Lake Pocotopaug Point today for the start of his mainly through property taxes present setup. Mayor Harold A. by e -voice vote defeet Friday of postponed one them. ata agreed to halt riucleai^ test­ hot dog stand and, after the Tim M ans third class year. He will spend the levied on all residents, while the Tur'king^on agreed with him. / THE MOST FAMOUS, SWIMSLnfS e Republlcen eubdtltute in the ing Oct. $1, 1068. The agr^ment ■ ^ 1 next two months at Camp Buck­ Unfavorable wind direction was broken by the Soviet Union, law had arrived, police had 14 service charges for water and sew­ first voting teet-^but not e yery was, given as the reason (or ner. er service are levied only on users conclueive one'— on the strongly and both that counhry and the young men in custody on of these services. - IN THE WORLD the postponement. H m AEK! breach of the peace charges. $363,593 listed Jx>xT disputed legislatiaa. Onl:t ebout 16 May Take Republican ' Director Thomas eenetors Vmre present e t the time. said the shot woold be delay­ (Ceottaiaei ea Itage Two) East Hamtpton Town Police, Bailey- objected to the proposed • G G T h e ^'subetitute was offered by ed at leimt 24 hoars. ■ -- .1, ^ aided by State Troopers froth the InJuneBiulding famous for perfect fit Colchester Troop, listed the com­ Protfssionol hospital change. *r ^ W ' Bem^ Thruston B. Morton, R-Ky. T i m o w If there was an improvement in • G G fambui for flattery proposed that the program be Pacific Sky Shot batants as being from Middletown, Bod- nnd Fou'pmont DONT *BM A W A Y ! service or a cut in cost, there Building permits and affidavits CAMP m e r c u r y , Nev. Middlefleld Hlgganum Durham ^ il Lands "financed from general revenues of would be justification for the • G G famous for (AP) — Military scientists and Rpckfall, which la a village In for Horru' Usc representing a total cost of $363,- the treasury and pro-vide .federal Reset for Sunday There’s PLENTY OF WEAR change, he said, but it did not scheduled two ^aboveground the town of.Middlefleld. More ar- 1^ ANDREW BbROWIEO left In your shoes when yon 6to in building construction were exclusive paymenta for private health insur­ seem there would be either of ance premiums for persons over nuclear blasts tMay, the first reata are expected today, police VPvOTvf COOTTOffT TOY iflV bring * ttem to this RE2A- these. listed in the June report of Build­ French HONOLULU (AP) — The •ay. ALGIERS (AP)— Moroc­ A B U Shoe Repair Shop! ing Inspector Thomas C. Monahan. atmospheric shots here since United States, plagued by de­ can troo^ occupied areAs of patient, easier care for He further objected because cups Democratic leadera originally The rumpua started around water and sewer ’;sers would not The totals include; $12,570 o t 1968--4unid unconfirmed re­ lays and failures in an effort 10:30 p. m. and, aald Eaat Hamp­ yott, at law, budget NOW bad pushed for passage of the ad­ the Algerign Sahara today in Open Monday be able easily to question the tax exempt property In buildings ports that troops are en route to detonate a hlgb-altitude ministration plan this week. But ton PoUce Sergeant (3e6rge Fow­ a hew challC^e to Nationalist folet. Coll or vMt os. Closed An Day Wednesday amounts of their bills, since the for the‘Marine Corps League $10,'-. nuclear warhead over the Pa­ their hopes were dashed by ab: for a battlefield test early ler, it Involved about 50 youtha As Premier Yohssef Ben Khed- ' collector's office is in a separate 000), Connecticut Valley G irl REGULARLY cific, prepared again today to far as could be determined, only Scouts ($1,000), and the Town of senteeism over the Fourth of' July next week. da’s moderate regime. Fears building from the water and sewer The Atomic Energy CommiastOn set otic a shot that has been fists, feet and .wooden clubs were mCDICRL SAM YULYES department. Manchester ($1,670). holiday and determined opposition postponed three times. 23 OAK STREXiT end the Pentagon refused to say used in the wild battle. arose that Tunisia also would The general manager said cus­ Totals include: Tan dwellings, from foes of any Social Security Joint Task Force 8 officials anything, about the reported Three or four Eaat Hampton po­ try to ifaake good its claim' to PHARmflCY Same Side As Watldas tomers would be able to question $164,900; three 2-famlly dwel­ 12.95 to 29.95 approach. here announced that the lat­ lice were unable to halt the melee lings, $66,000; one garage, $900; Republican. leader IBverett M. movement of troops, but dozens est 24-hour pos^nement Fri­ parts of the oil-rich desert. the collector’s staff about the bills. and the State Police from Colches­ Already reeling from' internal miscellaneous $92,950 (e ig h t 2 piece styles Dirksen of Illinois said he prob­ of tanks Were observed on flat­ day night was caused by un- cars rolling through nearby Lai ter were called In. Several crulaera turmoil that threatens c i^ war, buildings); 34 alterations and ad­ * one piece styles ably would be willing to consider •Hgvorable, weather. loaded with State Troopers ar­ ditions, $44,266;. six fences, $1,213; a Umltatlon on debate by next Vegas Friday. *nie blast, was rescheduled the Algerian leaders were shocked knits rived on the scene and the State and disillusioned by the land- two signs, $665; two affidavits, Wednesday. Dirksen blocked such 22ie shots planned for today for between tonight and Troopers aided the local police in $2,600; one relocation, $200; and * cottons a time U^it Thursday, contend- were described as low yield de­ 2:30 a.m. S iu m y 4-a.m. and grabbing move of Morocco’s King second floor not all styles in all bringing things under control and Hasson n. But the Ben Khedda four demolitions (minus $1,324). thqre Was a need for further vices, to be detonated only a few 7:80 a.m., E9T Sunday. ta making the arreate." Permits and licenses totaled 183 * lastex sport shop colors feet from the ground. Low yield The devfob, when exploded, regime appeared ' powerless to ' One East Hampton police cruis­ move against the Moroccan occu­ for an estimated $46,134, Monahan Sponsors of the adininlstratlon indicates an explosive power of is expectM to he the highest er was damaged and windows in and Ikggmt in the current teat pation until it had set its own reported. proposal agreed 'Friday t a re­ 20 kUotons—equal to 20,000 tons several summer cottages on the house in order, and .the Algerian t sponse to repbrt?r8'''guerte8 that of TNT—or less. series/ It is to be lifted ofY lake shore were shattered but Iradership split was os wide oa the plan also would raisa the mini­ ntor missile and fired there were no reports of any seri­ ' The United States has an­ ''mUes above tiny Johnston ever. ROXEX mum Social Security' retirement ous physical damage. Fenders Bumped SPECIAL PURCHASE nounced 42 underground nuclear nd, about 750 milea south- Rebellious Deputy Premier Ah­ payment. Police said they were unable to explosimis a^ the Nevada test site of here. med Ben Bella, the radical leftist of The reason is that one metiHpd. learn what touched off the fight­ Because of its accuracy At Intersection vdio split with Ben Khedda oh tha of obtaining additional revenue t a , ^ ;------7 ^ ------— ing adding there has been bad under the most the Kennedy plan Is to raise from blood between the two groups for eve of Algerian independence, No sirreste nor injuries, but some $4,800 to |n,200 the annual base kept up a steady drumfire o t rugged conditions, JAMAICA SHORTS Lied in Sworn SjtmemenU some time. They said the spark fender damage was reported in a on which-Social Security takes are that apparently touched off the \ Pop’A the Woman of the House criticism of the Algiers’ regime this Rolex Oyster two-car accident yesterday after­ regularly-2.99 paid. rumpus wop an incident which Henry Fisher, 40, who gave up his job os a stoker to core for hia-10 children, Hnes up with his young­ from his refuge ta Cairo. noon at 3:30 o’clock at Main and This would boost the funds sters,- 3 to 17 years of age, at his (tarsholton, England, home. Fisher's wife died 18 months ago In on apparent play for military Perpetual occurred at a Fourth of July dance Oak Sts. available for retirement payments at the take which is a recreational and he decided to devote full-time to household chores, .with m>tvoval of the British governmMit. HI* . support, he accused B«i Khedda has been awarded Norman R. Cote, 16, of 31 Alice since the portion of the Social Se­ area in this town. allowance for the children and other official payments total about $40 a week. It would eoet the o t wonting to liquidate the 140,000- 2 U.S./Aides Admit mon Nationaliat army and the Dr., in attempting to make a left JUST curity taxes used for this 'purpose government $112 a week to put the children ta public institutions. (AJ* Fbotofox via radio from the coveted title turn off Oak St. onto Main St., col­ "popular revoluUan.” Defining his 1.94 would also be applied to the addi­ Warrant far Lawyer London).' of “Chronometer" lided with a southbound Main St. economic policies. he aoid> vehicle operated by E d w a rd • all with self belts tional $400 base. niua the pment $127 monthly NEW HAVEN (AP) - A Su- "Fraakhr. i mean socialtara." by the Swiss Stephens, 16, of 211 S. Main St. e solids or plaids ridc Court bench warrant haa mitalinum for an individual would Alitalia DCS NeRa*'Bombay ^ In Rabat, Mohammed KhMer, a Both cars had a green light at the ea issued charging former Pro- Ben Bella supporter wbo resigned Government A sizes 10 to 18 be raised, to $134, and the pay­ K Jersey GftTage intersection, police reported. The Court Cleric M. Edward Kle- from Ben ICbedda’s cabinet lost street floor sportswear ment tor a man. and wife, from busy man needs Cote car wi& minor right front b4$fe) watch from $100 bills tq ' panittes—w Both men said they are amend­ Agriculture Department’s Investi­ deadlock that has left the Cana­ woners In the state neared'settle­ Hie airliner, reported carrying for the missing plane, which re­ turned up by ^Uifre in a gmfuge.at 968 Mata S t, Manchester ing their tax returns belatedly, gating staff, the Justice Depart­ ment as tentative agreement on Phone MI 3-2741 H.PASQUAUNI dian province with only* emer­ 86 passengers and 9 'crewmen, portedly lost contact near Auran­ N O W 3 for 4.69 and 2 for 4.691 and both tried to resign. But Sec- ment and congressional probers contract tenna was reached yes­ 47 Oxford Ave. ' bn Tuesday, W7- gency medical service. was flying from Sydney, Australia gabad, 200 miles portheost of 421,840 was found in on old Car TEL Ml 4-0604 letaiy of AgripuRure Orville L. themselves. terday. A move was afoot to force sus­ here. left in A garage at 128 Oxford Ave. 246 Avery . St.. Wapptng Freeman rejMted the resignations The subcommittee Is inquiring An eight-hour bargaining ses­ to Rome. pension of the medicare act imtll Hours later there was still no Officials said storpiy weather The latest mraey was stuffed ta BiiUcitins and suspended them instead—the at the moment Utto profitable sion between representatives of the its validity la tested in the courts. trace of the airliner, which could delayed immediate/ dispatch of two big paper Gage. An additional start of a move to slam down deals by Estes ta allegedly illegal AFL-dO group and the contrac­ Colled froai;AP A hearing was' set for Tuesday' have gone down In mountainous search planes, but police sent out 46 grocery bugs contained num­ on the petition of three Saskatche­ bars against permitting /either transfers a t cotton acreage allot­ tors association resulted in a new A contrMt draft to be submitted to terrain surrounding Bombay or In radio patrols to scour greater bers slips and adding machine wan rodents for an injunction mail ever again to be restored to ments from other statee to his 2 0 % to -o o f f ! the workers for ratification on Bombay's 197 square miles, some tapes. MRS. SU8MAN WINS seeking to suspend further - ac­ the agency’s payroll. own lands ta Texas. of which ore sparsely populated. Although county officials, they Monday in Meriden. Hudson County Prosecutor WIMBLEDON, Bog. (AP)— tivity by the administering. Medi­ Prior to the itrike. the workers An Indian air force airliner took Lawrence A. Whipple said he was drew their salaries—estimated at (Cootiiiaed oa Page Two) Mrs. Koiea Haatae SnsaDMa, IR OUR ENTJRE STOCK OF MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND NAME cal Care Insurance Commission affected — all those In the state off at dawn accompanied by an positive that Friday’s find, aa well Soa Aatonlo, Tsx., brooght tho HOUSE &, HALE FREE PARKING until the courts rula on its except in Litchfield and Fairfield News Tidbits Indian airliner, but the low cloud a* the $2.4 million belonged to WlmMedoa women’s alagleo UUa Main Street, Manchester in our rear I' ‘ . . . leg^ity. ‘ Counties — were earning $3.06 an from the AP Wires cover forced them to suspend Moriorty, who ts now aervinig a 2- bock to tke Ualted States after Both the socialist government Evei Balanced hour. their search. ! to 3-year sentence in the state four year* today hy defeattag SUfA\MER SUITS! of provincial PrenBer Woodrow When the strike began the union Indian naval vessels were also prison in Yrenton on a gambling Mrs. Vera Sokova, SO, Ciecho- Uoyd and the doctors have ex­ was asking a 40-cent-an-hour Leaders of 35,000 African miners pressed into the search. conviction. Slovakia, 0-4, 0-4. Mrs. Snamoa WE'RE CONTINUING pressed willingness to negotiate, package spread over two years Alitalia officials said In Roma Moriarty bos declined to con- was seeded elgkth, Mie. Sokova and other benefits. in Northern Rhodesia’s copper belt but the two sides i^peai^ far coll strike for Tuesday— second araa oaseeded— the dret weraak apart on basic ‘ issues.' Hem Inch Below Knee / , such walkout in less than three (Continned om Page Three) (OoBtlnitod ea Page Three) ta Wtanbledoo’e long biatory to , MEN'S • MICHAELS STERN The government' has refused Hearinga on NHRR / months .. Spokesman says Oscar reach the ftaal from the u - , 4octors’ demands that the com­ HARTFORD (AP)—The State Levant, 85, in fair condition at raaked Hat. 4 ' • CRICKETEER - pulsory medical can act be sus­ In Galanos Collection Public Utilities Commission has Mt. Staai Hoapital, but attendanU our greatest... most SHORT SLEEVE pended before they return to their inded a second round of hearings refuse to diacioee nature of his Ill­ Si, Onge vs.lJrhinati CARDINAL PANICO N E8 johe. on the New Haven’s plan to cut ness. VATTCAN CITY (AP) — ‘nte government has indicated By JEAN fiPRAIN WdRON crews on passenger trains. H. O rl Anderson, Minnesota Re­ Glovaaal Cordlaol Foaleo. a o Another Inside secret ere ball member of the Vaticaa Cnrio, wash and v^ar t): m i^t call a special sessl ' • fashion's nawest have to cope with winter winds excellent and tteen-ogers spirited (Hartford County); Robert N. Meanwhile, it haa-been reported Daytime and cocktail costumes geatli^ Chechoalevakia, Aaatra-. and gboae. pimples, O glrn tm dis­ ATLANTA, ' Ga. (-AP) — Dr. but under control , Fire razed GUUriio, North Haven, Third Dls- that Mra. Gertrude O’DonneU o f Ha, Canada and FortagaL B o cdlors and fabrics Accused; of KilUng often had .'their own little jackets played Me gaunt models ta what Ralph J. Buhcjie, oh American 70 houses In a north Japan vil­ trict (New aaven County), and Utchfield, vice chairman o t the died at T ili.aaul- he term s Um ‘‘bare mtatmum.” Negro who won the Nobel Peace lage today, leaving 888 persons John 8 . Monagan, Waterbuiy, State Central committee the. past 2.99 3 -V...for -V 8.7 • oliya To State Hospital For daytime wear tboaa in­ Prise, described the refusal of a homeless . . . A downtown Phila­ Fifth District .the Naugatuck Val­ 10 yean, will not return to that THANT FEARS CONGO STRIFE (OneXtMliH eg Fags Two) e white sizes 1 4 1 ol7 cluded naked, woo) joneye— hotel ’ to reserve- a, room for him delphia, Pa., department store ley and Utchfield County)' were poat LONDON (AP) — U Than* NEW HaVBN (AP)—a JuvenUe sleeveless with scooped or phmg-' os on affront t o j his race ip a estimates former vice president reported certain of renomination. Mra. O'Donnell did not seek re- said today he omy aok oooa for • blacif Court order bee aent ,a 16-year-old tag V-necks—worn over ample speech shortly alter he received R ich a r d M. Nixon autographed Most attention was being fo­ election to the State Oentral Oom- new erdero from the UBi. 8o^ a comfortable short point cused on the Second District modified spread collar' ' \ - Milford boy accuaed of murder to skirt*. Tax Cut Appeal the key to the city. neiwiy 600 cqples 'o f his booh, “ Six mittee from the 30th Senatorial carity CoaaeU to deal with tho FAMdUSB Cixmectim VaUey Hoepital for an By Uie time, the ball gowns "I do not miss the hotel,’’- sold Crlse".’’ yesterday. . (Eastern Connecticut) convention District, a poat ahe haa held for arorsoniag;..oitaattoa la tho Gha- where on all-out battle was expect­ • ndvy ^ tadeflnlta\i|tay. were oil the scene the minimum Bunche, who is undersecretary Preliminary psychiatric reports the past 16 years. She was replac- go. The Oettag secretaryg— »*I The oriW wae iseued by Judge Based on Legs ed between Mayor WiUlan St. Onge had become, even barer. There for special political attalra of the show that James H. Vance Jr., *cd on. the atate committee by Mrs, aloe dtorteoed beta plaairiag opo- Fred D. FbulknOr yesterday after lAiitod Natioiis./’But I resent the charged with taurdering two teen­ o t Putnam and State Sen. Alflo Frances Rarrett of Goshen, who eial oeearUy mimitn hi the : rply reduced were etraplaaB tubes o f wool, STREET,, England (AP)— • charcoal gray a beartagi on the case of young rejei^ain as on affront to -my age ^ rls in K im Jersey, la l^ ^ ly Urblnatl of Norwich. will take office next Saturday. breakaway provlace of‘Kataaga Randall c. Floberg. Ftaberg and naked columns o t weighted peetri Six men went to court here Francis X Lennon, a Greenwich crepe, cyliiilers of ribbon Uce, group, joat ^ I exporiraco deep sape, a spokesman for the MorrlSj Frank Kowqlakl of Meriden, •to protect imtellofiana at lha 17-yaarold Ronald Simmat, aleo of complaining they were seeing County, NJ., prosecutor’s office lawyer, was report^ the favorite cut velvet, jpleta Velvet or bro­ Insult vdiepaver I see the hatefifl congreaoman-at-largc and a can­ gloat. Ualan Mtalera mining ■- * cam^idge gray I Milford, have been indicted tor too much ot women’s legs. says . . . Three persons charged in to win the Fourth District (Fair- you senmtional savings cade. Raraly was tbera a ahouldor adgns ‘c o l d ^ ’ and *whlte’.’ ' didate for the UB. Senate nomi­ wosmsuamoo o v «■■■ firat degiM murder in the elaytag The men, neighbors in the a $46,000 jewel theft at Pebble field County),*nomination in that knve become ' aeceaoary tcBew- strap. "I grant to anyone the right to traditional Republican stronghold. nation, sent a letter to the 953 of Benjamin L. Stevena, a package -same street in Street,.a small Beach. Calif., in January have been atate convention^delegates yoatei^ lag Kntnagaa tortato ta Mow ng r • ;btowh " Btore operator. y This is a'feat of tahrte archl- town in Somerset, aaid that a find me unacceptable as a per­ 'Phe Incumbent la R^. Abner W. son, as an Individual; but never freed becoaae the victim, BIrs. Igor day s»irt"g them “to prove bqyond Ualaa Mtalera pripirtlae pre • I ,. 1! Faulkner, claiming that Juvenila tecture when you consider that row o f ' nem-'hovaeS abutting/ Oossinl Of N ew York City, reuses Sibal, Norwalk. Court boa '‘original and exclusive" OaiaiiM models, gaunt ta the to indict my group and slur my Doddorio, Gioimo and Monagan any question that the democratic omaaHy ki a h U to p re v m t^ e lr ULOUS GROUPS their back fences were 'buQt a o ' to retura to Cnllfornia for the trial. process atill prsvaila, and that tha V Mgli lie*ls • • ragujdrs, longs, shorts JurlAfioUon over the younger boy; first pigee, bad parad ^ five to cloae they had no privacy lefL* ancestry aa the reason' lor rejeeb- were expected to be renominated said Floberg needed payidilatrie tan pounde tar this ataiw and tag me," he told the aimual con- bV GCClMQEtlOIL wUl of the party’s nok-and-fUe Mho'matitSrgirtWta hi loo- • mid heelt \ regularly 9.99 to 16.99 1 and stouts . They appealed to a court for ^ ‘^EEll AT- CAPE membership la not '.ignored." poMviBo. : s treatment and ordered blm com­ there'vna not much of thorn left a cut In' their tax tatoo. ventian of the Ifathmal Asaocla- 9 YAN N M v t a e t , The coovehUobG w e r e taUnff 9 ' i.._ mitted. Um for the Advuicement of tOoc* in Hartford (First DUtrict), Rowolski ia mektag at least 20 • bUck for boldtng up drooeee . t you con aao ta the sum­ (A P ) PlfBilden l KemMdy re>'' per: cant of the conventioa’a dale- STATE WOOOLANM I Floberg bad been undergoing ob- ' The Rpare young dorignor la • mer are woE^ sunbathing Colored People Friday night. taxed todovtin n 4Mw somaMr NOTWlcb (SeooOd), Boat Haven • bone ^ sixes 37 to 50 aervatian ahd teats at the State 'Punriie aaid. he wrote the Hotri (Third), Bridgeport (Fourth), TOr- gatea to quMify for a primary HARTVOBD tATh-O tn}; magician w ito . tavfadble oonetnio with their clcthee up to their White Hounp on aedtadnd Squaw agalnat W ^ore Secratary Abrv- aneltcat Stale lOrh • p a ten t Hospital t a Nmrwich. ttan tricks. Thoae lengthamd bockeldef," complotaed Sidney Dinkier Plasa for a. resenmtlon .a lolond, with boottag «i Nan- rington (Fifth). 1 , The committal mder came as a month ago and was iutvlaad that Other developments InriuoeJs ham. A. Rlbiooft of Hartfoni. Who • colors OPEN aUrU have Iiidden pleaU front, Wheeler. > Another man com­ tueket Sounfi nnd leimtona wtOi la -o ^ re d . o f tha convehtion’a en­ eurplaa to State's Attorney Arthur back and " aides; Ftared center plained “I don’t wont look, additional. reaervattlona were, not Ids family In stare for ‘hia ftast Sen. Mike Maii^ield (D -M ^ L ) T. Gorman, who said he first botag accq^tM for July 5,9 "with majority leader of the Senate, will dorsement • c e lt ' pleats and hiddan clootaXs on at^woman’e lege when Tm visit to Cope. Cod this summer. Ribicott is expected to raoiga *•» $^ opening sueion of the Demoeratte .luuiiL.that jBak« thorn appeor .to etate convention at Hartford next PraMdaat Konnadya cabtMt to • fabric w Shoo-Salon,.'" • FIANCEES . I V • VELVET STEP bd open over dreeeee.iOf the aeme didn’t twwfc their plight ao dla- ager, Mid “the raaervatka^^was nnd their tw o children, Ou-oUne OoiinBii sold he djd not 4u«4i* .Fridgyl night soak tha nomtaatftg gjltha .straw : main floor, roar. alj shas but not in all.styla* ^ 8 :4 5 P .M ♦ill 9 PM, - -I,- tahriewhea fikn hottoaed lioM ifif anil r e t i n i *• eu|t nod John F. Jr,^ nra.utnjdng ihu rest ' TMVutta waventtaa tataii aMi I a K f e X M ) o t t t n . it > ■a f ' ' . . " ' v i : u., r - f'/' ■■■» \

\; 7-j- ‘ ; ' • ^We^lher Chiirch Rites, Sy^ii V o r f Hi'iiii < 1 1 ' Viilidity F a ^ W im iSOB LOCKS (AW -r- ¥ha OKNERAL BUUC ' SomS dealer . „ s e r v e s BEST •oih aidae vnteraUa Rvoke Early Test in • ^ ■ U.S. weather marine ad^ Ry Alfred Sbelnweld NORIH i . / By Senate ylabry, f<»r todCky:V - . \a eome"defw tide at Old SilybrdOk led a oiamond to dufflihy'e ace sod (Celebration wilt begin tomorrow at ton B. Morton. R-Ky. When 5 K 4 2 that oil the airline’s planek bound left abouxl the airliner "-for a First and Second Omgregational Ph}rslciant and Surgeons, toM 4 today ia at 10 a.m. and idiSOi p,m. led the ten. of heeru fob. a finesse. vacation in Bhirope. , ■ . Morton's proposal came up he did Sunset today is at 8!27 p.m. and 10 7 r C Q I » 5 t . west from Bangkok extrry enough churches where participants will news conference in Saskatoon that West thought things oveX and de- AI 9 8 5 _____. ♦ r * Word that the airliner had die- wear Colonial coaiumes in re-enact- ininriae tamorixMv u 6:26 a m. cidod'to refuse the. trick. fuel tp overfly Bombay if neces­ j the striking, doctors were sticking not ask ^or a recorded vote and : SOUTH sary and carry them to Karachi appeared followed five major inent of the earlieat church serv­ Boating weather for Lofig Island It was a good play, but West’s piMc disasters this year. ■ to their position. ' his amendment went down on a Sound to Uoniauk Pbijit and Block qr .Tehran. They said airpprt at- ices conducted in town. . thoughtfulness gave him away. $ A Q 7 7 S At First (Congregational (Church "The profession still beilcves voice vote. Island: Sduth knew better than to rejieat ficlale in the Pakistani aito Iran­ An' Air France Jetliner crashed Mostly southiyesterly' winds' to­ ian capitals .were being iderted on Guadeloupe in the Leeward Is­ whose anniversary is alao the the orderly way to settle the dis­ Morton proposed to. use federal th e ftn ^ a f town's, worshipers will be sum­ pute ' i.s to suspend . the medical funds to^pay ahnual premiums of day except onshore in afternoon ’’Instead, declarer cashed the 8 o «* WtA fitaA M tor possible Smreb operations. lands last June 22, killing US' and early evening. Speeds 10 to IS persons. moned to the 9:30 a.m. service by care insurance act. resume nor­ up to tl9 to buy private health of hearU and Started on the 1 H m 1 NT Rms The plane’s route lay across a drummer, Gary (Colby, since the knots. Variable winds 5 to 10 kn i^ Indls'.s Western Ghat mountain Also in June, another Air mal jnedicai services and then Insurance policies fOr persona over ' Beec’b-Barnci lio ;$tudi« cIulM- ’There was still a, trump in 3 A Pass 3 V . Rm original meetinghouse had neither get along with studies with or 65. : tonight and mostly southerly winds Dummy to taka care of South’s 4 ^ AD Pali _ range, which has peaks up to France Jetliner crashed on take-- Sunday about 15 knots. Fair bell nor belfry. George Yeomans Buu»n»orth Studio without mediation to approve new Guest Preacher EnatSfied last club. South' thus • lost only Opening lead A I neariy 9,000 Teet. ofi near Paris, killing 180 persons, will be the sentry on duty “ to ward The $129 would have been avail­ weather. Visibility one to 3 miles 121 of fieni from Atlanta,- Oa., In legislation." he said. The Rev. Frank Meleschnig, one spade, one trump and one The plane was scheduled to off lndians.1’ l^nga^ed able for those who ow’ed no in­ in base or fog late tonight and The eiigegement oY Miss Mary have reached Rome at 7:25 a.m. the worst single plane d ie t e r in Dr. .Neville Smith. Regina come taxc.s. Payments on a grad­ pastor of Acacia Park Lutheran diamond. •will win far more than you lose Donald Gadapec will wield the spokesman for the doctors, denied Sunday morning, otberwise' visi­ Louise JohiisUm o f M ui^ester to West might have defeated' the by following the general rule. Many relatives of passengers had civil aviation history.' rod with. a .knob on one end and The engagemem of m i s s Juaiin uated scale from IlK to $9 would Church, Norridga, 111., will preach bility 5 miles or better. that the strike i^ s endangering Walter J. Kupchunoe Jr.Nrf W ^ contract if he had been faster at Dally Queotfoa gone to ’'the Rome airport, to meet A chartered Flying Tiger foxtail on other as the tithing- Ann Stamler of Manchester . to have been provided for those with at 9 and 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Marine Weather observations: ping has been announced by her Frank G. Pltu of Newington has [***' •'*•**’ provin’et or that Concordia Lutheran Churph. hie work. West must refuse the Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to the -flight. . Super Constellation diaap; man, an important functionary in tax liability up to $400. and a $5 Block Island — Wind north at 5 parents, Mr. and Mre. 3. first heart trick without break­ 18 points), and the next player the early church. He will , rap the been announced bv lier parents. 1 **’ 5' residents of Saskatchewan . Pastor Meleschnig is the son of knots, temperature fil. Johnston, 3 MUnto S t One of Thailand's leading bank­ the Pacific, between 0i minimum for those owing more ing the ritythm ot the play. As ises. You, SpadeA—A Q ers was reported aboard the miss­ signal for the congregation to rise Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Stamler. I "fused essential medi- than $400. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meleschnig Montauk Point — Wind north Her. fiance is tto eon,mpany workmen this week, has been extracted from its hiding place of many years to make tithingman. Frank Turcotte will be ingston Rd., Ekuri Hartford, father with the Soskatchesron OoUege of ders that made up for the gleeve- rajah coStumee and striped chif­ KING OF KINGS” at 8:50 Physicians and Surgeons, but -ho the $S0 would not be coimted in (CmiUaued fireai Rage One) troops merely had occupied fron­ Everyone knows sunllgl way for a new traffic safety island, part of new channelization for traffic at the Center. (Herald the singing master, Mrs. Blberi I. of Mrs. Ekirls D. Scott. 14 Hack­ lessness of the blotuee under­ fon gauxe sari gowns emblaxoned tier territory considered to be Carlson, chorister; snd Thomas D. matack St., died yestenday at declined to name the groups. His resources. itatm U i AShKTariWCWlR. essential to our nu’rivkl. Witllout photo by Ofiara). neath. Collars were wide, stand­ with Indian motifs and bejeweled United SUtes have been holding Moroccan. It was apj^rent. how­ McKinney, violinist. Hartford Hos|dtal; 'Yhe College ot Physicians with crystal pendants. There were ^ ik Impinllsw «r it, life could m^/long be sustained The Rev. James P. (Cars* of Survivors, besides his daughter Bus Solves Shopping Problem ing away from the neckline. atmospheric testa in the Pacific. ever, that Morocco did not con- Surgeons continued to puffed sleeves, mushroom capes, Secrecy shrouded today’s ac­ on earth. W e all know, too, that Storrs, n’ill be the guest speaker, in Manchester, include a aon of And to prove that Galanos ’slder the territory negotiable. skeleton staffs at 35 bo8pitala Notes the Department of Defense, not Moroccan crown. Roundup Elineral services will be held An exodu.s of doctors M m tho .Cinderella to the ball couldn’t heavy packages homa hidden pleats. ention to those slightly longer the AEC, would conduct varied f r e e tion) and the disturbances that Described by House (Christ in Rome. N. Y „ will read province has sparkqd frars ot a ha-ve been any more appreciated Morocco has long claimed Tin Monday at 1 p.m. at Ehnanuel Lu­ Although there are commercial Other style features in the two- hem lengths. experiments to analyze tha effecU douf and Colomb Bechar, Just as may be experienced by thoke who the Scripture. The Rev; Willard crippling doctor shdotago for than the yellow bus that pulled up have an oUergy to 8unlight-(p)ioto- theran (Church; Hartford. Hie Rev. biis routes that pass the comer of The second week o f supervised of nuclear explosiotM. Tunisia has laid claim to on area (Confinaed from Page One) Thomen. pastor of the Andover months, perhaps ye^s, regard- ,to the doors of each of th; West- sensitivity). (Ed. Note: Arthur House, son offiasked me where I was from. He (Con$;regational (Church which was Stanley Sandberg. D.D. wlli offi­ W. Cmter Sk. and Bluefield Dr;, playgiound aoUvitiea at the 11 One of the devices was de­ of the former French Sahan that less of the outcome ot the battle hill Garden A{Mtrtroents on W. the residents found that it was dif­ Professor John M. Knox, of the legislative representative for the Judge and Mrs. Charles S. Houae. frowned when I told him Manches­ a part of the Old Colonial Church, ciate. Burial will be in Willimantic playgtounda aponamed by the Rec­ Lied in Sworn Statements scribed as a weapem—possibly 4;. includes part of the ricX NJeleh (Cemetery. over the medical ^ ' Center St. this morning. ficult to walk with bundles from Baylor University (College of Medi­ Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ ISO Westland St., is working in ter. Conn, but his eyes lit up when will load the responsive reading T te bus quickty gathered 32 of reation Bepartmant proved very forerunner of the test set tor next Oilfield. But both coiqitnes sup­ cine in Houston. Tex., recently men. I told him I went to school near and pronotince -the'benediction. Friends may coll at the Taylor In Vancouver, .a group .of yoimg the comer to the apartment build­ week. Africa this summer as a partici­ men and smmei^ picketed the the elderly residents, transported ings in the interior of the project. suheessfui, good weather prevail­ ported the Algerian .Nationalists' summarized' these less well-rec­ Kelly said management foiled to Boston, and he asked if I knew The anniversary prayer will be and Modeen Elmerol Home, 283 The. AEC said .radioactivity independence driv^ and neither pant in the Operations Crossroads Washington St.. Hartford, tomor­ headquarters ot /the British Ob- them te the downtown shopping The idea of chartering a ^ s was ing throughout the week. The spe ognized manifestations: provide sufficient training and su­ Bob Cousy. The students were given by the Rev. (Charlea D. center, -waited for an hour, and proposed by Manchester busineas- from the shots would be moni­ s a t Or d a y IS pressed their claims in the latter Burrt-prqducing wave lengths are pervision for crewmen, who he Africa project. amazed to hear of Wilt (Chamber- Uroadbent, npw associate minister row from 7 to 9 p.m.- lumbis College m Physlciaiia and cial event o f the w e ^ was "On 2 U.S. Aides Admit tored. at distances up to 300 miles, stages of the Algerian war. Surgeons to protest Ucenatog o t carried them back to their apart­ man Willard Rogers. Edward prosent' in’ greater concentrations said try to do the beat they can. lain, 7 feet 2 inch-star of Philla- of the New Hampshire (Congrega­ but predicted that ofi-site radia­ In B loiter to The Herald dated four Soskatemwon doctms sdm ments — all for free. Boyce of the Silver Lane Bus Co. Wheels Parade’’ whkih was held Although K was believed Moroc­ at middqy. rather thaii earlier or Scheibler admitted that manage­ June 23, House describes his ar­ delphia who scored 100 points in tions! Christian Conference and lo­ Paying’for the coach is the agreed to charter one of his buses. Monday evening due to. the play­ tion would b e . 'well within estab­ TWIN LOBSTER co. an^ Tlinisia might raise the later in tjfie day. This otoervation ment rejected a union proposal to one game. cal past6r from 1943-46. ■' Columbia left their immnce as a result of lished ranges. rival in Senegal, a newly independ­ the strike. / ^ . Downtown Merchants Association, Yesterday 75 elderly reaidenta grounds being closed Wednesday. claime'VXgain, the suddenness of checks with the Noel Covirard lyric improve the training of trainmen ent nation which was formerly a This afternoon I watched a soc­ ■ Dr. Henry E. Robinson, pastor of branch o f the Manchester met with Rogers. Boyce and I>on The winners of this event are Taking Estes Money Strict secrecy like that imposed Full OouTM M A S the XToroccan occupation in the to the effect that only “ mad dogs about a year ago. ’The union pro­ cer game in Dakar, and the play- the First Church Congre*atlMtal. "Medlcsy deserters . go home,” BOWERS—Beat Looking Bike, and Englishmen go out In the mid­ part of French West Africa. He Ambulapce Driver their plarards read. “ No BrltUdi Chamber of Commerce Ehiderlin, the executive director of today was expected‘ to black out mOHT Dinner W . midst. of Algeria’s internal tur-- posal would have required the hir­ will work alongside the Senegalese ers were terrific. I doi30ubt that I Fairfield, and local p^tor from *Tlie cost is $12 a week for abaWesthlll^fin the community room Gary ^ id e l; .Best Deco(ated <3ar- news:. about - next week’s- * test, moil obviously shook Ben Khed- day, out ia jt^ .midday sun-’’ ing of'Six additional supervtsqra, have ever seen this ^ ib e r of play­ 1936-41, will deliver the main ad­ Oolumhi^ licenses tor SoskatchO' riage. Gail Shlmaitis; Most Origi­ (GoRtaniMid tram Pag# Oae) Scheibler said. It was filmed down as a construction laborer. ChargW in Crash hour and a half rental from th e jM jh e project. scheduled- possibly -fbr -Tuesday o r da's regime. Burn-prod|)Cing wave lengths A Jimior at Tufts University, he ing in the United Statea Later dress. won deserters.” Silver Lane Bus Co. They voted to have the trip in nal. Courtney and B^}cley Whee­ Wednesday. .(> ■ also are prMent Ip greater concen­ as too expensive. in the afternoon/l noticed some The / provincial plan against Howard Rooney, a top Agricul­ Judge Sends Boy Mr. InS Mlt. SiptOIN STEAK $ 5 s 5 0 Meanwhile, 46,000 men of the will report his experiences from At 7:30 p.m. at Second (Church, The bus solves one of the few the morning once a 'week. ler; Best All-round, Joan Doherty; Published repOrt.-i said an un­ Nationalist army in,exiie were ad­ trations in tropical countries and The union'has charged that re­ Small children tryin g on the oth­ the Rev. Richard P. Carter. In­ Conrad Hagnoht, 55. of 74 Rid$;c whlcp the doctors are striking FDje one with, the most work, ^ r - ture Department lawyer here, tes­ duction of passenger train crews time t o ' time through lettei's and problems ;the residents have come iThey* sdso voted ImmdUiate- disclosed numbtf of soldiers were vancing slowly from Tunisia and at high altitudes. Their Intensity, pictures sent to The Herald.) er Side of a tjm ot and .tried to terim minister, will open its an­ Rd.. Willimahtic, wras arrested yes­ its free choice of doctors and liie Vbh Hone, Bobby emi S])|uon tified FYiday of controversy as to Accused of Killing furthermore, is increased by reflec­ would jeopardize the safety of communicate ^ t h them in French. up against since WesthUI Gardena thanks to Rogers. Boyce and to expected from . Ft. Lewie. WaiA., Morocco into their homeland. niversary fellowship service. terday by Trooper Richard May­ es every resident of Sos- Babcock.- . whether Texas county A 8(3 com­ After You’ve,Ihijoyed A DeUetoue>Meat~- tors such as water, snow and sand. passengers. SoOn many /adults appeared too^ frhewon to contribute to the opened in February. ' - i the niSrehaihs, who 'wSfe’ -feprs- To State Hospital over the weekend to prepare lor ’’ Most of their ofticers were be­ DAKAR. Senegal—Through the The Rev. James Keller of the nard of the Colchester Troop and Reaidenta have been having a sented by Joseph (barman, haad of BUCaCLBY — Most '■ Original, mittees had received orders from the secret maneuvers, blleved to Their intensity is decreased by But the railroad maintains that and Invite^me to Join them. Bronx, N.Y., son of. (Capt. apd thitoiidi payroll deducUoos Elaine and Allen ’Chenard; Pretti­ Washington to question closely lieved favoring tough, uncompro­ smoke^ clouds, shade, clothing and mechanical Improvements de­ )>almy night air of Dakar comes the Jumped the fence and took their charged with failure to giant one great deal of difficulty doing their the'Downtown Merchants Associa­ be the first ot their type here STAY for DANGimi! mising Ben Bella and (Got. Houari waiUng and crying of the Moslem, Mrs. Walter S. Keller, will read and general taxes. grocery shopping, or any other tion. est. Terrance St. Pierre; Cutest, all concerned in acreage transfer (Continned from Rage One) since 1965. a previous suntan. veloped since the adoption of.the pictures..’ A student in the fam­ the Scripture. The . Rev. Allan half the highway. Scott Morrison; Funniest, Paula deals. ■ - - - e Boumedienne, fired as chief of Prolonged and sustaiiied expo­ present, manning requirements calling from the nearby moaqu6 ily translated my French into the On May 5 of that year, a 28- staff (or plotting with Ben Bella. and telling the world "Allah is the Gates of Hatfield, Mass., Coven­ Magnant wras the driver of And Linda Hulbiirt; Most unusual, Rooney said he believed the tlon Juvenile Cknirt'i "original ’ Muste by "THREESOMr sure (chronic actinie irradiation) would more than compensate for native''tongue. They were pleas­ try pastor in 1946; the Rev.: Hollis Windham (Community Memo) Phyllis and Kathy Heller. klloton device, wa* exploded atop It appeared Ben Khedda con­ hastens the degenerative #k.ln the loss of one man on each train. One (God and Mohammed is His ed to meet an American and were county committees received these Juriadlctlon" over Floberg, but a 900-foot tower. Manned tank! Featuring Prophet." This is our first night in Bartlett' of Worcester; Mass., pas­ Hospital ambulance involved- to a Jersey Garage CHARTER Ua k — Prettiest, orders, but that “ the members" trolled only Algiers and the moun­ changes associated with aging. Al­ The question was thoroughly de- intere.sted that ) had come to tor in 1912, and another "local crash on Rt. 87 on June $4 in He Lost 40 Years of Hate" felt that even a 15-year-old young­ were sent Into the area to tainous region of Kabylie and Africa on the fourth Operation Ljnda Hills; Moat Original, Kathy insist they did not—that in fact Bin Nameroff And Hie Golden Hem so. chronic actinic irradiation may bfited in meetings last January Africa to work with Senegalese son", the Rev. Raymond H. Brad­ which a Marblehead, Maas, Earrell; Funniest, .Mary - Jana ster should have' to stand trial maneuver under the reaulting ra­ (jonstantine east of the capital. encourage the growth of a skin aitd. February before the PUC. Crossroads project. Students. I they had instructions not to make dioactive clouds. ley Jr. of Rangely, Maine, son of an #as injured. The ambulan'oc hod Gives Up 2nd When His Dream Came True Quinn; Most CFolorful,- Steven such interrogations. when the charge against him is vyhere guerrillas have vowed loy­ cancer (cancerogenesis). The commission reopened the On Sunday, June 17, 266 stu-. One of the most > enjoyable inci- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Brad­ Just left a Columbia l* 3 u camp­ Spack; Best MulUple Wheeli murder. alty to him. Neither of these ill effects is ob­ hearings last month to hear ad­ dents met in Wkshington, D.C., denta so far has been taking pic­ ley Sr., will also participate. site where 7-year-old Judy Berlin “ Ihstructions from whom?” Mc­ served in porti'ons of the sldn sur­ tures of the Senegalese, with a Terry FArrell. Clellan demanded. o ' Other guerrilla commanders ditional triitimony. from all over the United States, A fellowship hour will folow had (ieen struck by Ugmiiing and 1 ' By RABOLB BHEEHAN * Gorman said a Superior CJourt face not exposed to sunlight (4b- Canada and Mexico. The par­ camera -(that develops pictures In Cash ‘ "Most of the .students who en­ G reen /-- Neatest. Sharon Mo- “ Henry Marshall," Rooney re­ WALNUT RESTAURANT were either uncertain or openly the service. killed. / V ew tnm a^ Enterprise Assn. . bench warrimt issued for Floberg MATIT^E DAILY 1:80 proclaiming sympsfthy for Ben dominal wall or buttocics). And ticipants were chosen from more less thdn a minute. i^ch of the roll are from poor families." said berg; MoatOriginal. Linda and plied. will not b4. served until the boy Other Servicee Magnant is schsdulM to appear NEW TORY (NEA)-Jt ha« tak­ Mehaglan. "That doesn't inatter; Cindy Sahrbaekto; Moat (Golorful, 7 WALNUr ST., MANCHESTER— Ml 1-4S2I Bella. they are less likely to occur In the than 3.000 applicants. Operation 26 (Crossroad groups was given The (Prince of Peace Lutheran in Willimantic sessijito of (Circuit (Ceotlaaed to en neariy a lifetime fbr A. Stephen Just what Dumas and Stone did is released from the hospital. Negro whose Increased skin con­ Cross roads pays the cost of fiying free cameras for each member. they enter free.” ^ Jojfce CoieF Beat in Show, Marcy ta) return for the money they said A similar warrant has already Officially, the Issue appears Bunche Assails Church will worship Sunday at Court 11 on July •• Mebagian- to swallow the hatred Ironically, some Turkish stu­ Juran; SmAIlest, O e b ^ Novlch. minor—Ben Khedda fired Boume­ tent of pigment (melanin) acts as each student to and from Africa, At the airport when we arrived 10:15 am. at its new headquarters firm or deny osmership ef toe that stock in his throat like a the Estes enterprises paid them been served on Siirimat, who ta at •a protective. but each student, once selected, some young Senegalese boys were cosh 'Hoard. dents are enrolled in Haigasian Rober^orf — Prettleet. Sue St. remained obecure. tha State Jail here. dienne and his general- staff and in the Coventry Industrial Onter. . barbed book. College—named for his fath4r-in- Pierre: Chrteet, Pieul Matsdorff, H m Power . . The; PgaiiM These tocta explain why doctors Bias by Hotel must pay his own expenses of $900 astonished and almost mobbed the Sunday Masses at St. Mary’s Police Director WilUam V. M e-' Parnell E, Biggerstaff, a former The April 16 slaying of Stevens, Ben , Bella * announced he dis­ . His bitterness . was spawned law, a professor and one of the vic­ DPttie Elrbe; Most original, David . . . The Glory approves of the decision. have frequently commented on the for the summer. I am very fortun­ photographer. As the pictures (Church will be at 7:30. 9:30, 10:30, Arrests ifi June Laughlta said the garage appar­ ..,, 40 ynars ago when,ha learned agent, for Estes, testified he paid which took place at his package Phone MI 8-1882 rare occurrence of skin cancers in ate to be sent by Tufts University. changed hands, 'there i^ere screams ently was the Sl-yeor-uld Morior- tims of the Turkish persecution. Peck; Loudest, Carol-Arm TroHl. store ' in Milford, has been ad­ (Coatfained from Page One) and 11:30 a.m.; and at St, (Jo­ , that his patents and three (Bern for providing valuAble infor­ ‘‘KING of KINGS" the Negro, and why many of us In the words of Dr. James H. and looks of'astoni-sKment. seph’s (Church in Elagleylllc at lasted at 652 ty’s boae.of operatione—to e^ect, . sisters were butchered by The school opened in 1956 with Valley St. — Most original, mitted by Floberg, police eay, Hade Tonight: *’MerrUI’s Mnmudera” 3:18-5;45-9:06 Although we attract attention James Fox; Prettiest, Nancy Ted- mation to help him in the allot­ In rolor—2;2^;48-8:05 and “ MALAGA” , note how much kinder the aging R^inson, director of Operation 8:30 a.m. .. v his office. The $2.4 million cache Turks in Damascus,' Syria. Now 35 sfien ta ; it now has 200. The ment deals for Estes. Dumas and Simmat’s story, according to process is to the Negro than to the declined along, with several oth­ as a group we are readily accept­ first two years are spent in pre­ ford; Funniest, Brenda MatUrelli; About Town ers. We were just booked up.” In Ctoasroads, the purpose of Ooss- The Salvation ... Ahny len'ice. Manchesier police records for was his bonk. Mehaglan, 67, has returned to the Stone said they gave him no in­ police, ie that the boys intended PLUS: FEATURETTES’ Caucasian of the same age, par­ roads is to build bridges of frlend- ed as friends. The Senegalese Sunday will -be- at 10:15 a.m. at June Ilst,fi52 arrests, 576 of which Police said the “ office” had not paratory collegfr work. Then comes Moat colorful, Phil Tedford; Most only to rob Stevens. But Floberg reply to a question. Fowler said seem to have great respect for our Middle East to witness the first unusual, David end Burton Ander formation they wouldn't have 2:00-5:i0-8i85 ticularly when the. prevailing con­ its ckmp pn'Lake St. were made for parking violations. Jwen used since February, srhen graduation from a college that he a four-year liberal arts program. given to anyone rise. Biggerstaff, has maintained that Simmat or­ Pvt'. Arthur Bodin, U.S. Army, ditions of life are relatively com­ the hotel never has had Negroes , leader, a vey>' Capable Negro who This year, the first full graduating eon. as ovemlaht ruests "'E ^ e s studenU of promising Briefs A tckfflc analysis noted a total M o^ rty went to Jail. The num­ hiituiiihaelf - foimded ------because -he “ want­ on the one hand, and the two of­ dered . him to kill Stevens or be Above time schedule » E 3 S T A T whose wife, Barbara, lives at 144 parable. as qvenugnt ^ests. | )ea War I, Steve Mehag­ idea to biuld a college my wife der and has.' chosen trial by Jury. selves by ineosured exposure, the mtablishments. rowed many Ideas from Cro-ssroads," lan has not been able to forget Weddell — -Smallest (car). Jo­ committee chairman John L Mc­ nel at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday. TVo eight for nonobservance of light or filed a $3,396,665.33 tax Uen thought I was craxy. anne McNamar; Most patriotic The trial has been set for Septem­ Hose <3o. 1, Eighth District Fire wearing of protective clothing and Bunche said he has fewer ra- and 44 former Cross roaders have the -vision of Us 4-year-old sis­ " ‘You are a dreamer, Steve Me­ Clellan. D-Ari(., stepped in and Department, will have its ai)nual the gradual development of a sun­ show will be a scene from (he stop sign; seven for carr)ring im­ against Morisrty.. (bike) Kathleen DIdan; Prettiest ber in New Haven Superibr Court. clsl experiences now thsq before. gone into the Peace CGorps. he said- proper registration; one for hav­ ter walking the. packed refu­ haglan,’ she 6aid to me. ‘You’ll al­ read his statement for him. The meeting with election of officers tan. > Bolton pageant "Stepping Stoncs'V in gee road to her death ___ 'the (carriage) Theresa Banning; Most two men were in shirtsleeves and "1 know why and I do hot mis­ The orientation session wsts which Miss June D. Loomi^^Miss ing defective equipment, and jl9 ways be a dreamer.’ - original (bike) Jolmny Pisch; Monday at 8 p.m. at fire headquar­ The hypersentatlve. on the other studded with speeches by distin­ cattle cars with their human Stone wore no tie . Tk« firrsicst SssiaB nrsms hand, may have to be more com­ read this, nor am I deceived by Eisther Koehler and Mrs. jlvilliam other traffic violations. ' "Of course she was right But Most unusual (wagon) David . The WoiM Bse Ever Eaews ters, Main and Hilliard Sto. it," he said. guished people. The U.S. State De­ fr e ^ t . i we’ve got our college." McCSellan told the witnesses he F>om All Arena Boat o f River "EiNo OT anros" pletely screened by products in Approval Given A, Smith portray charactgt's. Mrs- Other arrests included: Larceny - Mehagian’s family had i been Fletcher. "In any case, this is beside the partment, Peace Corps. Congress, Burton B. Moore, stage/'manager, (4), 'embezzlement or fraud (1). MARIosr*s and other fiae Maa- West Side — Prettiest (girl’s) felt Borry (or them, and hoped the Over CAortor Oak Bridge, Pel- Five Manchester residents be­ creams or by drugs prescribed by living in the .deceptive. peace decision to “ make a clean breast" Pise iVaJt Dleaegr'e . their physicians. int I seek to make. Hie point and Information Service were rep­ On P. O. Branch will discuss the anniydrsary and violation of liquor laws 13). ckester Mores OPEN Ttteadi y J o A n n MDcolowsky; Pretuest low Boats • West Directly to ' “LEGEWP. OT_8LEEpy came American: citiaena recently resented. We also heard from Dr. of Damascue when he came in would count in their favor. Theatre St 0>* U.S. District Court, Hart­ that no individual Negro can Mra. Peter Ogleby.- '^stumes. drunkenness ,(17). disorderly con­ thru Saturday t to 8:86; Ihure- m o to the TTnited Stotee. While (bdys’) Alan Little; Most unusual, be free from degradation of ra­ Paul Dudley White and Mrs. Ruth duct (2), assaults (4), other Juris­ Mary Lou Oplaiid; Most Artistic, Both admitted they had< lied, in ford. They were Concetto Intagli- B„ Sloan, who gave Speeches cov- Bolton may soon have its owm -doy f ta 6. (Ctoeed ^Meutbvs) he wae a aeniOr at the -Univereity sworn etatemeata to the subcom­ assiis ii.ee ooiarea ata, 75 Foster St.; Mrs. LeMoyne cial discrimination until every Manchester Evening Herald Cov- diction (1 ), and offenses a^inst of California he learned- that five Linda Frank; Prettiest three- CsSer U w rii Police Recover ering s number of topics, ranging j post office according td reports I during July oud August.: ‘U S wheeler, Sharon Sweeney. mittee denying they had received Bolemkn, 64 Church St.: Mr. and Negro is free of it." , __ r n "J " ' ■ ~ , entry correspondent, F. Pauline family or children (1 ). police rec­ of hie family had been wiped out. money. They acknowledged they Mrs. Zanis Liepiiu, 24 Elro St., He added: from heMth to politics. Before, froin Washington of approval of telephons PBgrim *-S$8l. ords show Mehaidan vowed he would "never KEENEY ST.—Most Original. Stolen Auto leaving Washington, we were re Billy and Janet Olbrys; Prettiest, had stuck to the stories lintli Mc­ ■f and Michael A. (Jecianskas, 50 "Until all racial discrimination a, clasaified branch office for the return.to that.(Godforsaken land.” 2 p e r f o r Ma n o e s d a i l y m celvediby President Kennedy and Glenna Sullivan; Funniest, Terry Clellan warned them privately a Starkweather St. is (Sided here, progress can never met Senator Hubert Humphrey. We town. In California, Mebagian built Mnttaeee.t PJf. EvenlngafiiU ManchesUr police last n^ght re­ be fast enough and every de­ Mall service for Bolton la now his. reputation as a retailer. Then Corcoran; Best decorated (3ycle, few days ago he had, information / ■ really felt like celebrities st this ChrietophSr Diehl; Cutest, Jeffery that would show they had been Friday-Sntardap Evenings 8:80 The ionchester WATB8 wiU covered * reported stolen from prived undeipriyilefed Negro point. ' provided by the Manchester post he opened a rug and furniture Store Hartford on July 2 end qto inyes- office. in I^ en ix , Arie. New he IS Ari- Cormier. ' r paid. Both V said they probably meet !Sday; at the Italian will be immensely impatient or As the giaht Boeing 707 broke T The touTham^t of the week was would have confessed anyway, American!, Club on Eldridfie St. tig^ating two other theft(| involving he im ’t really worthy of the Manchester Postmaster Aldon xona distributor for a- major ap- through the clouds |4a r| y this Bailey said today he has had no a Jump rope contest. The win> however, because the Ilea lay Weighing in vrill.be from 6 t o '^7 motor yehicles parked In Manches­ rights to which he is entitled and morning, the vast coastline ' of pHiwe Arm; ' ' For Your p.m. Members ^ th reservations ter parking areas. ' official itiformation as yet about Mebagian found success, but he ners were as^firllows: Glenna. Bef- heavily o n ' their consclencee. wishes to exercise.” West Africa stretched! 'below us. livan and E6U Olbrys; Robin Sap- In Stillwater, Okln., Herahel Oonvenlenoe will leave on s ; mystery ride Patrolman Alfred Ritter, while Bunche referred to an article a branch post office for Bolton. -was not willing to sit out his ap­ Tlekete Mny The coastline is indicative of the Maps of rural routes in Bolton ienza' and Kathy Rt^rbaok. alM Burrus, executive director of the ..a i m planned by Mrs. James Meachom on patrol last night, found a car in Time Magazine quoting- Mal­ impenetrable nature of West Afri­ proaching retirement days in ^ e I Re PnitAnaed parked in the Mopchester Motor were forwarded to Regional Post sun showered Southwest. Donna Silvia; Blaine Chenard and State 'Conservation Oomml^se, and Mrs. Rocco Francoline. Top colm X,' a leader o f-:^ e Black ca—few harbors, and cliffs com­ Bnicc Blakeslee; Paul Arigno and In Advenes losers (or June were Mrs. William Sales parking lot and upon investi­ Muslim extremist or^pmisation, (Mfice Qfficiale some time ago, ^3: So In the middle lOSOs he began aal^ he was surprised at the testi­ ing straight up from* the sea along Bailey said. IP looking for s charitable activit.v; Robert Gamaohe; Sandy MacKay mony. Bumis said Dumte had Labodie. six pounds, and Mrs. gation of marker plates, dlscov-. os rejoicing in the crasnyof on most of the coast. We roared into ered it to be that of Daniel Yellin It is probable that when. a something which' would benefit and Qathy Haefs;'Ann Dion and voluntarily reported an attempt Wed. Met. Me—W . Met. Cm Walter McCloud, five pounds. Air EYonce Jet plane at ParUxthat the airport at. Dakar and right CFiiarlene Wennergren; Sue Peoples of Hartford.. The car was ,-eported branch office is set up in Bbiton, people of the Middle Esst. He by egents of Estes to drift cotton Bvee. 1A5—Friday, Saturday cost the lives of. 106 AtlonUns> away I w'as struck by the .aniall- the asnie rural routes would ba and'r .Michele Sltkus; Eileen . The-Rev. K. BJnar Rask. pastor stolen in Hartford on July 2. Hart­ The statement attributed to ness of the world, fbr one of my struck on the Idea of building a col- allotments in January 1981. Bvee„ All Day Sunday IJW continued, Baifey said, since they lege. O’fteiBy and Janice Heal, JoAnn “ We were eurprieed to find that of 'Trinity Covenant Church, will ford pdlice were notified of the re­ Black Muslim leader , “ cOuld \ only '(riends from prep school (Loomis) Mikolowsky .and Nancy Wash- covery. . provide vahiable services to -pa-; Why not finance foreign etu- after doing this fine work he dM cohduct Sunday Vespers on radio come from a depraved mind.f' he 'wos there to greet us- He is the Irons such: as the sale of stamps. ( bum. station WINP tomorrow at 7:30 In .other theft coses, Manchester said. son'xpf the U.S. Amiiassador to dsnts fai 1 the United States T The playgrounds will start off the other." Burrus said. -JTHUR MER/PlIUVISIor police aro investigating the theft money orders and other' services. -: a Mehaglan fell that the money The strange death o< Henry p.m. and daily meditations at 7:35 ' "We do not have to., become Senegal Philip M. Kaiser. Also at Mail would continue to come the^#em.'wItfa^a^peanut hunt on a.m. and 6:30 p.m. next week. of (our hub caps, (valued at 845. racists ourselves to'win our strug- the M r^rt We met three Senega­ ^ would go further if'a college were; Mphmy ei\mpK.At'fi‘-49; ‘Tueaday. MarsMll, an ofascura Taxns ARCS from Harti the Manchester g . built abroad, and graduates would token from the c o r '^ Robert Tur- gle." ■ ... [ ■• - lese s ^ b n ts who are to work post offioel which is s clearing A.jpft&tilungum will be fea- official, also figtured in the bearf “ Counterfeit ( cotte of 59 Alexondiir St., who hod ST be more likely to remain wetrking .fi^SO: ■ Wednesday, the ings . Marshall was> (bund shot to. tone si UWTEDOQAiaiSTSv Independence Soara He commented: | ° with our gloup building s school point for m4li to towns to this “ among their own people. parked his car in the Holiday “In my Judgment, block bigots near fit. Louls.\ . / area, according to Bailey. jqiiiriil etrent of..t|Wwpfek will be death June 8, 1961. and the case wwUhg Lames, .37 Spencer St, Mebagian invested $40.(X)0, col­ has. been ce^ fied as a eutcMe, CAJRO-r-Before 1951 only four ore ■ no i better than the white Our entire :^roup is fluent in It has been learned that busi- a .costiime kat«dp! al 6:43; Thurs­ PLUS TWRSPINE OHlLLINCinaT AT RriW had 7:16 PJMI. last night. Mmreono Bermuda of lected anbther $20,000 from other d a y e v p i^ g oqraoor movies will although , the possibility'of mur­ countries in Africq. were listed os breed; ll both-scorn and pity white EVench, which places us in' a posi­ neaamro at Bolton Notch were soureee. He Went to Beirut, Leb­ TmsJ independent: Egypt, Ethiopia, Li­ Charter Oak Terr„ Hartford, on bigots; -'I despise those vriio are tion to really get to know thq ^eried by postal officials os to be .'shown at the Qenter Park at der has not been ruled oiit. employe at Iona Manufacturing anon, purchased a private resi­ $;$0, aod the Children’s Dance ' Conflicting stories marked the beria. and. the Union of South Af­ black. H m! so-called Black Mus­ fienegoleae people.' Tte ~ ' their willingfieas to have s branch dence. lined up'the instructors and W/LUA^I LfLU rica. Now more ^an six times that Co., reporud'that a container with lims, who are not all Muslims seem friendly and eager office set up in one of their stores. and' ‘Taenage Record Hop on Fri­ Ini'estigation of his death, -dea- sun glasses was Uken from the' opened the doors. IF- day at Robtitson Park. cribing JUip role he played in hi' many 'African countries are inde- and by no means ore all black, someope who speaks E' Everett'T. McKinney is reportedly |WE DARE YOU visor of his cor while he was at lish here is of no use. We ar4'stay­ willing to have the station set up f " ■ — 4 — ...... i . . -V i. ----i;----- vestigattng Estm' Holden • Pa l m e r pemjent. - practice on inverted racialism i TO LOOK INTO work. which is cynical and irresponsible ing at a School for physical educa­ at his lumber outlet but he could ua Fare Hearing Set SAIGON REPORTS 4GLASHEB in its exploitation of , the Negro's tion to Dakar for about 10| days, not be reached today for confirma­ e END8TUESOAT • aa ■ t h e SAIGON. South Viet Nam POUTICtANS WARNED unhappy status."- sightseeing to Dakar, a major city, tion of'the. report. MAB1mv% and otlMr Aas H m - RO’ (A P )—The SUte (AP) — several clashee riuoagh BRABIUA. BrazU (AP)-i- 'Bunche, sriio won' his Nobel of .West -Mrioa and the capital of cfeMUr 6(aiee ieedey 1, Muongh haps' oito'third. Of .the address to Sitting beeide four Senegalese STOCKHOLM—Svve^n’a Drott- d a j f ta •- (CIsaad Mwfiaya) cent increase ia fares. Friday. 82 goytmmeat aoIdleK eriag And restore order. The teen-ogerar before ..lunch 1 was «Mtag MIy aad VUgoat. The East < iHSrtford Company Otaus'Purd warnings fsitom d food r t ^ in the international' scene. He said ningholm Qourt Hieater ia the liseReinick MaxScRen and 87 Viet CMi|r gaerrOlaa wem that being able , to “ talk for asked if I could “faire la twist.” WQrld’a only 18th Oentiuy theater Operates buses'^ between HSFriord a; ,jX. . (____ ''Mported ' ktlled In vorioos en- wUeh 19 persoM have T hsen they ore anxious to see this'donee n w l)ed. There Is no real food awhile about ' something other still operating with Its original and New Haven, Norwich, ! « “ Experiment “ Five Finger ssn»B«itim f ------nts. TI10 heavleet fights and learn to do it themselves but London, and fiuffieid. W K n i s north of rtoffs, hut soRM store-twop- than the automatle . subjects of scenic effects, stage setttoga, and In lyirrenr” EXereiM'* JOANNA RARWRR hovs hsmi hsMInEhnek anp^ Negro problems and progm s they didn’t expept us to do ^t 'for stage machinery...... The theater 'The company reported a 1861 V MlTARTS WED.t WaK'DIimey'e “PJ id hi tho ^pfit. of $2,000 on total qperKing •TRAP“U Ot am. In. hnpto o l WflNr prioM is IndsM svidenOs of some toeM- th «n yet—but peritope wheti we • stands berides Lake Malar juot 6:$0-10tl0 . >■' ■ '«HAVR':ROCKBTf------tVEL"- ’ V % Hrr af iSmoncipatkEL’* ' . 'ikMW tkdto botttr. O b6 ■^iMgaleee gkto Sto^dia. , i '•c.; ■ ■ ..7T ■hamtonrniiMeirihssihnime^M 'jet ■(. ' ' ■■ . V':' ' ^ ‘ i \[ • ' -Kx .4 ■ , . V. F. 1 ’I • Iv'' - I' ■% ■ ■ - X / ■/ / \;/.v ■1

FACE FOtnt UANCHESTER EVENmO HBRAIiD. MANCHESTER. SATtJRDAY. JtJLY 7. 1962 J. MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JU L Y 7 , 1962 PAGE FIVE I hM to b* iNUd far. It ia Just that, •Wonders olihe Universe • . 'f " v^iiattrl|F 0 t r r Cavoripi as Ms la tah eut as an I C^}nnecticut EvFttittQ lieraU i caa/iat, wa want to Ust and try ^ntdenUnd all tha raasons wa| Spacecrafix^ontrol / ifnlfht ba gettlnc it. Yankee u r c h e s By A. H. O. leister Oongregatloual Church < d w elt of the Aasumptlmi * Mwvah’a WttaeMea Devices. Pr^ PiiWiriim Worth A SUsht Dflky Thosk*backatage observers who, UflllsdlOwiMli^ at Christ •’'Adania St. and Thompaon Rd. Klngflom Ball M Oetobtr 1 1 1 Center 8t Bmr. Francis T. Butler, Assistaat 7»1 Mata St. . Ws sro not told too much of th« at the Republican State Conven. a Simple way of (^ trollin g the at­ B m v sclmttfie and anflinatrinc deUU ■ov. OHttord O. Shnpaoa, Bdalster Bgr DB. L BL LEYITT. D IBBO rM I titude of a space vMiWe is to set I Bolkb]*.,^ tion, were measuring everything Bov. Laurence d. Vbioent, Masses at 7,8,9,10:15 aiid 11:30 The loefll ooDfTigatlon ia in at- The Fels Ptanstarivm SERVIC ES I) IR ECTO RY •t Hkl^wUl flywheels turning taN ^em . The I lunlStM T. anyway, but it would ssiua, off* two ways, once against the imme* AsMMlato MnlMer a. m. tendance at tha "Oounmoua Mto- Of The Franklin taatltato hand, that our now dovioo for| istera" d ia tr la t aaaembly a t sWnning flywheels wiu’s^maintain diate Republican picture, and then The ability of Scott Carpenter the attitude of the veWele b| Mace. SDBSCramON RATIS "locking" nuclear weapons, whehe- 9:15 a.m., Churoh Service, Ser­ S t. Bridget’s B . O, Church Worceater, Mass. K' rG S S S to against the expected Democratic to manlpuUte the Mercury cap­ I f it is desired to m an ip u l^ the JS!& mon: "The Wells of Salvation." Bev. John J. Delaney, Paator W ed n ea ^ , 8 pjn.. Group .tabla I Taar . .116.1 ever they are, is a sort, of elec* oMXMltlon, took the Republican Nuraory for young chlldroi in the atudiea in tha Bible aid: “Let Tour sule during his historic orbital Attitude of a space VeWcle manual­ HontiM ----- tronlc lony-range scrambler, or I Rev. Stanley E. HastiUe ' ly, it is best that the three fly. tAKE BOX BAKERY Timi Heads With A ' ,VOQIDE •asoaaaaaaa...... I-J aelecUon of a candidate for Unit* kiiideaqgaiten room. ^ ^ Rev. Dennis B. Hussey Name Ba SanctUM’’ at the foUow- flight by moving Ws arms raises On. llonOi 'unscrambler, which makee it Un* ihg aervice canton:' 387 Oakland wheels be |it rest when me veWcle MANCHESTER lODtO •••aaaaabaaaa* ItS od States Senator as one more de* some rather interesting ovej-tonM. is not turning. Each flvM uel could WMt^ possible for anybody with the BL Mflf3r*B Bptsoopnl Charoh Masses at 7, 8, 9 ,1 0 and 11. St., 18 Chamben 8t>, 20 Matbla His performances may result in Fsotaring o em npltt* New Summer Hairdo velopment in what they labeled^ CMinli Bad.Fade Sts. St. and 618 Main Mahoheater; then be turned by a erank to ac­ ___ HEMBBR OF weapon to fire It unjeea somebody perhaps mistakenly it seemed to concrete steps being taken for the celerate the yeWcle Ih a particular AUTO PARTS Come in and have one of our stylists TH> ASSOCIATKD PRUSB The Bev. George F. Noetraad, St. Bartholomew’s Church alao French Rd. in wlton. , maneuvering of manned vehicles iis B o f la * AaaoeUtad Pren ia aasluataair back in Washingtca presses the I us, the cdreer-long string of R^bi- Friday at“the Kingdom Hall: direction, ’ibe trick is to accelerate create new summer glamour for your Bector Bev. Philip' Hussey, Pastor in space. - ‘ ^ n, 9 7 0 BRO A D S: _ antltled to tha uaa ot republteotioiii ot right button. coff luck. ■riie Rev. John D. Hnghee, 7:25 p.m., jTheocratie Mlnlatry the flywheel in one direction and '^HOME BAKED" goods hair. Expert shaping and coloring. . . . all aewa dlipMchea eredltad to It or By this they were expressing the Within the next two and five make the veWcle move in the 'op­ not otheraiM credltad In tbla papor It is perha^ a . little the sub­ Sehlor AaelatoBt Masses at 7, 8, 9 il5 and 10:30 School. years respectively a Gemini cap­ Always At Your Service For' and also tha local nawa pobUahad hara. superficial opinion that Con­ The Bev. WlUlain F. Oender i n 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting. posite direction using the reaction AIho Wedding, AniUversary All rMta of rapahlloation cT apaotal— scription television, or like across- sule and an Apollo capsule will • BIACHINE SHOP SERVICE Cakes, and cakes tor all ocoo- dlapatehaa hafoln ara alae raaeraad. gressman . Horace Seely-Brown, Junior Aaeiataat^^. principle. When the proper position • EQUIPMENT the*room control for any kind of with his potholders, might be a Gospel HaU go into orbit. When the large has been assumed by the veWcle. slons is our npe«lalty! St. Jam es’ R. C. Church eapeules are in orbit we must ex­ • PARTS (new and rebuUt) ^ Pun aaivlea eliant. e( N B. A. flora* television. In any case, you can relatiye'easy campaign target for 415 Center St. the crank is stopped and the vehicle tco^ toe. 7:30 a. m.. Holy Ctiihmunton. Msgr. John F. Hannon, Pastor pect that one or more of the space • ACCESSORIES 245 SPRUCE ST.—MI 3-9879 lovi keep the bomb from going off I ^dashing, able, versatile Abe Rev. Jam es T , O’Connell stops. Puldlshara RaprOaantatlTaa Iha 10 a. m., Momliig Prayer with men will be moving around in the a SU PPLIES Open Dally 10-7; Sundays 8-12 M EAST CENTER ST. ullua Kathaara Special Afeney—Now sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Rev. Joseph H. McCsiin 10:30 a.m., Breaking of Bread. capsule. If the experience of Operated by Inertia • Du Pont Point, Supplies i'orA Chlcaito Detroit and Boaton. J*“*r^ y 'w e re also, of courm. ex- 12:15 p.m., Sunday school. The principle behind tWs method TEL. 50 8-6609 uniiiBim ADorr bd rba d or Nuraery in th i Children’s Chapel. X Rev. John D. Regan Scott (Jarpenter is a criterion, it Open Saturdays Until 6 PM . (CLOSED MONDAYS) CntCDLAnUNS new official United States system pressing the superficial opinton 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. of stabilization is easy to visualize. . 7 p. m.4,Evenlng Prayer in the TuesdiQr, 8 p.m.. Prayer meeting. will be necessary to Install some of bomb control. We are telling our that somebody else, perhaps al- Memorial Chapel of the Natlirlty. Masses at .6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and Mr. Haviland explains it by speak The Berald. Prmttiw Company, too., Friday, 8 p.m., Kble study. type of stabilization system to sannnM no nnandar responslhiilty tor allies about it so they won't be | most snyM y else, but certainly Wednesday, 10 a. m. Midweek 11:30 a.m. keep the atUtude of the capsule ing of the veWcle BSA cylinder. If lypocraphleal errors appearlns In aA- quite as nervous about some of one John Davis Lodge, could have Holy' Communion. In a desired position. you want to Change the orientation MATING PROBLEMS? MANCHESTER . HIGH GRADE yrrt&ement. and other readies matt done more to offer Rlblcoff real of the vehicle in rotation, you can la Ibe llanebestar Bvenlns Herald. the nuclear weapons we may have The Salvation Army While attMude change may not Call Ml 8-7498 or Ml 0-4786 GLASS campaign competition. They were do so by walking up the wail. As • For Auto Wbsdslilelds stored on their soil, or about some Church of the Natarene / 661 Main S t Andover be serious as concerns the astro­ Dtoolay adveru sms cioelaa hoorsi handing it to Lodge over Seely- Major E. Walter Lamle nauts, under certain conditions if you climb in one direction, the MANCHKTER OIL CO. o For Store Trouts arid PRINTING Itor Monday— 1 p.m m day. of the nuclear weapons we our­ 266 Main St. vehicle will move in the other. I^r Tuesday— 1 p.m. llonday. Brown for personality, for plat­ Rev. C. E. Winslow, 3Unlster Officer in Charge' the astronauts are far from earth INCORPORATED all sizes of windows For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday, selves keep on the alCrt against form presence, for oratory, for and must maintain communica­ However this is not a one-to-one t E A F O O b JOB AND COMMEROAL 24-Hour P r^ p t Service eFor Tabis Tops |tor Thursday—1 p.m. Wedneadsy. image; for possible range in the motion. That'is, it you walk In side CHOICE VARIETY Par m day— 1 p.m Thursday. all kinds of signals, which have In­ 9:30 , a.m.. Church School clasS' 9:30 a.m., Simday School for ail Mothers pub tions 'With the earth, it is essential PRINTING discussion of issues. that the attitude of the radio the cylinder so that you make one OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. - For flaturuay—i p.m mday cluded, in the past, radar alarm es for all ages. ages. F U E L a n d r a n g e O IL Prompt and Efficient Printing r CIssiini d dSadfina: 1 0:10 a.nu aaeh We have labeled both opinions 10:30 xm., Children's Church 10:45 a.m., Holiness seririce. communication dish or other revolution the v e h icle will not Quality SATURDAY 8 8 J« . to NOON ly ot pohUeatlyn axespt flatmday — over the rising of tbs moon; and necessarily revolve Once unless the Sales, service and taatoUatlon Of All Kinds Am.______superficial. This labeling, on our and Nursery. Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by Slates Picnic vital equimnsnt not be dis­ on all -make burners. alarm, in central headquarters, part, reflects a judgment that 10:46 a.m,. Worship Service. Cadet Thomas Mack. turbed. Similarly, if photo- moment of Inertia of you and the Satorday, July 7 cylinder are the same. Inertia is We Give Top Value S ta a m Seafood J. A. WHITE r some failure to raise any neither Lodge nor Seely-Brown Message by the Pastor. 3 p.m.. Hospital visitation. Four graphs of the sky are being COMMUNITY PRESS radar signals of any kind. has, in the past, been qidte that 7 p.m., Hlvangellstlc Service. 6 sJ 5 p.m., Prayer service. Fathers taken or a close surveillance is be­ the property of a body wWch when that comparatively strong or ing made of the earth, the atti­ at rest makes it want'to continue MANCHESTER OIL c6v 9 East Middle Tpke. What Tax Cut ^igrht Buy AU this is, of course, supposed Message by the Pastor. 7 p.m.. Service In Cdnter Park. The annual^ Mothers’ Club INCORPORATED 4 3 O A K S T . GLASS CO. quite that comparatively weak as Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m. Prayer Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by tude of the capeule must be main­ to be af rest or when in motion to Wine nr a Summer Favorite Telephone MI .3-5727 to lessen the chance that aome In- fathers’ picnic m il be held July . 14 270 North Main S t ^ TEL: Ml 9-9987 81 BIsm II St.—Tel. 50 9-7822 We bate to look a ^ft tax eut a candidate. It also r^ects our and Praise service. Maj. Lamle. at 7 p.m. at the home , of Mr. and tained to oloae tWerances. Thus, continue to be in motion. You may “Summer Time’’ is "Wine Tlme’’^ tai the mouth. But them.lsv never dividual, who either gets careless own opinion that nobody begins to Mrs. George Mtmson on Hebron there are marly reasoiu why this have seen tWs demonstrated by Swordfish—-T h ey il Want Seconds — wines with the coolers have ity, made by the Heublein Dlstll- type of attitude atabiUzatlon is a' people who pull tablecloths out likely to be much real gift in any or goes berserk, can start World know, at this moment, 'ju st what Calvary Church Emanuel Lutheran Church Rd. For a real treat, plan. to serve^ traditional summer appeal, and lirig Co. of Hartfordi makers of the campaign effectiveness of (AsaenabUes of God) ’ Rev. C. Henry Anderson, P u to r this year’s pl. which acted as scheduled for this month, has been ■ho waste ,to it. Why not plan to There is always a wide choice your kitchen ? If so, .you nd doubt ported brandy at the special price with Rev. Burton Pierce speaking. postponed. one another wWch contain a heavy Wcle. In this case the flywheel will R. A. PEARL, Prop. invalid Needs have discovered the joy of cooking AH work guoronttod "Well, we’re continuing to watch u^ and to humanity. if it were not botind by the ordl- Wednesday 8 p. m., Bible study 9 and 10:45 x.m., Morning Wor­ serve fresh swordfish some night of frerii fish to choose from at of $4. 378 Main 8t —TOL 50 9-2881 Clinics Slated liquid. As long as the veWcle have to turn 100 times to get the soon? with wines. Do not be timid .in the ecimomy. We have, aa you Some alight extension of the ""y “"*1 conventions of po- and prayer service. ship. Sermon: “Courage For The miunteined its proper attitude the vehicle to rotate once. Thus the Manchester Sea Food and you can AnotheKApecial for July la the Discouraged,” by the Rev. Mr. Al­ A pre-school dental conference WoiUd you like some fresh be absolutely certain that only the using wines as a standard season­ famous Mt/sVemon blended whis­ know, planned a tax cut and tax area’of control for thta marvelous for all children entering the first liquids would be stationery in flywheel arrangement is also a boiled lobster, but hate to bother ing practice. You use red wine , ^ , persuaded people that this man mond. Nursery. their tubes. Now suppose one of vernier in that it can move the freshest fish is sold here. Arthur key made bysNational Distillers, reform to come next year, and we, new locking device would, then, was different. This presumed dlf- Community Baptist Church grade in September will be held CAMPING cooking it? Manchester Sea Food and Loring Ventura, owners of the with robust meats and game 585 E. Center St. 10:45 a.m., Kindergarten. 'Vaca­ the crew members moves about. vehicle by tiny amounts to acW^e. CAR LEASINC makers of 01o\Grandad, at' the DON WILLIS of couTM, would prefer to main­ seem in order. This might operate ference won him national acclaim tion Carurch School. Wednesday through Friday, July will b«! glaff 40 boll any fize you business, know the importance of white wine for fish, poultry and price of $4.65 a full quart. Rum is CUNLIFFE Bev. Alex H. Elaesser, Minister 13-20, at the elementary school. Then instantly the sensing mech­ a desired attitude. EQUIPMENT want and haVe, it ready fo r, you buying fish in small quantities so delicate foods. Use wine sparing­ tain that schedule. We are con­ to require the Russians to press a | Ikv moment he went to Congress, This will be for an examination, anism would indicate that the po­ Many pe<^le have questioned the recognized as a warwi weather re­ the national acclaim helped build at the time to ^ ecify . For those that it does not lose its delicate ly,' its purpose is to bring out fresher. Rum combines, wonderful MOTOR SALES tinuing, however, to watch the third button before we could press 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. Presbyterian Church cleetning, and application of fluor­ sition has been disturbed. value of the repetitive flights in and RENTALS GARAGE blip up for governor, in which of­ of Manchester Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bago. who prefer broiled . lobsters, they flavor. When you buy fish here flavors hidden in the food. Ver­ palatability with. vei;sauMty, mix­ basic Indicators of the economy, our two, whils the Russians would Sermon; "God of the World and of ide. Parents will be (xmtacted Once the Sensor had detected the which the astronauts appear to be Air Mattresses, Stoves will gladly spilt them- for you. you will taste the difference. mouths are excellent for basting EXPERT AUTO BODY and fice he built himself up nationally 48 Spruce St. n'eor E. Center S t for appointments by Mrs. John error, it would atart a pump to performing the same teaks in or- First In Manchester. New cars, ing tastefully with all Klqda of 18 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4531 and If we feel that the situation have to have the right electronic again. Life," by the Rev. Mr. Elsesser. Rev.. James Leslie Ransom Lanterns , Fresh cooked Iqbster meat is now All kinds ot clams are ^ways roaate because they mix well with juices. When ordering rum.xwhy FENDER REPAIRS Church school for classes through Harris or Mrs. Richard Adams. force the hquid around in tha tube bit._Here is one case in wWch a full maintenance, fully insured in the economy would warrant inqiulse from us before they could There was ^ little sheer luck Minister available in tins and this is ex­ to be found at Manchester Sea the meat juices and give a fine not ask for Bacardi, thi nuirf Grade 3. Hearing teste will be given on to compensate for the motion of the motion by the astronaut, perhaps ENAMEL^nd LAC()UER Spociolixing In do any nuclear firing, either. along the' way. He blihself had the to reduce your problems and MANCHESTER cellent for salads, newburg. to Food, quahaugs for chowder, little flavor, to the sauce, Vlghl has Tliy- one rum in America. tax cut, of course, then we would Aug. 16 and 17 for entering 1st crew member. When the crew unintentional, has sparked new in­ .sautee or serve plain as a cold neck clams, (^errystones, probably lor’s sweet and dry vermouth at RESONISHINOS original and basic ideas whi^h 9:30 a. m., Church School with member stops moving, the sensor ot worries. For full Information SURPLUS SALES CO. Gin is another wann weather recommend it. The locks would thus be inter­ First Church of Christ, Scientist graders. Any appointments left terest in the problem stabiliza­ lobster plate. A cold lobster plate the most popular clam of all. If $1.45 a bottle. \ BRAKE SERVICE went into the image which won registration and classes for all open may be filled by kindergarten Would detect this and aend a signal tion of a vehicle. At tWs time no call 169 N. MAIN ST. favorite. Vichi has the famous Gil- REASONABLE PRICES' "At the present time we locking, and we would then have I national acclaim. He himself im­ Masonlo Temple ages. is most tempting on a hot night you would like to serve these on If you prefer vodka, why not bey’s Gin in the coo); frosted bot­ FREE ESITMATES children. Mrs. Ruth Ann Miller, to stop the pump. With a feedback one knows just what form this sta­ at Depot Square the half shell, Manchester Sea maintaining dur previous schedule, at least' full assurance on one pressed key people along the way. . 1 0 :4 5 ,a. m.. Morning Worship, and one can goes a long way. try Smirnoff Vodka? Let nobody tle. The next time you are making Front End AHgnmnnt audiometrlst, will conduct the servomechanism, this could be a bilization may take. However, the Paul Dodge Pontiac Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. ’ITiey say that shrimp is the Food will open them to order, place tell you that, all .vodkas are the RT/8S—VERNON, CONN, but I think the recommendations point—that, nuclear war, if we got himself had the knack for 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sunday Sermon: "Plcturhig the Master’s hearing tests. Parents will be completely automatic operation. fact that it is receiving attention INC. a Tom Collins or a Gin Rickey, why School and nursery. J . FARR— .MI S-7111 moat popular of all shellfish and them on their shells, package them same. There is only one Smir­ not use the best, use Qilbey’s Gin. Just Awre the Traffic Circle Gomarol Rtpoir W ork of the Chamber of Commerce, it. would be with us because both Patience,” by thfr. Rev. Mr. Ran' contacted regarding appointments. Another method of controlling means that when we are ready for S7S MAIN STREET certainly those luscious, plump in a box and all you need to do la . „ - . ^ " slons which brought him ac.om- 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. som. Nursery during service. noff — flawless and Incomparably the favorite gin around the world. TElX.5a 8-0018 which ia of course intimately in Rec Council Schedule' the attitude is the use of three maintaining attitude stabilization Phone Ml 9-2881 shrimp at Manchester Sea' Food to put them on your plates. To go smooth, it is the largest selling of us really wanted it, enough to pu«hment and fame. The most Reading Room hours at 749 Main Wednesday, 7:30 p. n\., Fellow­ The Andover Recreation Council It will be avaihi'ble. . Vichl’s huge cooler holds up to touch with this community, and St., excepting leg^al holidays, Mon' moderate sized flywheels with their / would tempt the most jaded ap­ with'them why not tty some tapgry vodka in the United States, out­ press the button which would bring I pronounced piece of “luck" R;bi- ship Circle at manse with discus 'Will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the spin axis at right angles to one an­ (Copyright 1992, General Fea­ We Urge You To Support PORTABLE TV RENTALS cocktail sauce from here ? They 6.000 can.s or bottles of XF?ecGy day through Saturday, 11 a.m. to petite. There are so many ways to selling all other leading brands chilled beer, both domestic imd Im­ also the recommendations of the it upon ourselves. Maybe we do, all coff ever had was the qui :k iU' Sion on, "Prayer in Our Public home of council chairman Edward other. Mr. Haviland indicates that tures Orp.) The Lutz Junior Museum serve shrimp, curried, in salads, also have a delicious tartar sauce 4 p.m. Schools." Yeomans on Lake Rd. Motorola and Zenith Sales combined. There is a reason and ported from /Kolland, Germany or TOURAINE A.FXi.-CXO. in regard to a need of us, on both sides, want It that tcH‘6ence he carried around with as a cocktail., fried, stuffed, to and all kinds of crisp crackers. the reason is inside the bottle. At him. His rabbit’s foot was In bis "Sacrament" will be the sub­ The council has formed a soft- and Service The entire Jack August line is fea- Canada. For parties you may pur­ for a tax cut Should be very seii' much. But It would be worth the| ject of the Lesson-Sermon for Sun­ government has punished, i n , ac­ mention just a few of the more your next party, why not serve a chase |one-haIf or one-quarter keg head. Second Congregational Church ball league with four teams partici­ popular ways they are used. Of tui-ed here. ously considered by the Executive, extra second or two it might take, For the future, perhaps Ribi' day, July 8, 1962. pating. representing the Recrea­ cordance with law, a group of im­ We Service All Makes of TV, "Flying Saucer” — one jigger of beer chilled and ready to serve. PAINTS S86 No. Main St. CUSTOM MADE Radios and Phonographs course green shrimp are also car­ Manchester Sea Food Is open Smirnoff Vodka, one Jigger of as it is by me, and by the Con' to unlock the interlocking locks, coff can use some luck. His latest The Golden Text is from Gala- tion Council, the Teen Club, the ion perialist elements and traitors daily Tuesday through Saturday Quench your thirst with perfectly Bev. Felix M. Davis, Minister who carried out- countewavolu- ried here for those who like to Heublein’e Creme de A 1 in. o n d. gress, because, representing aa to find out for sura. stretch of national office has not tlons 3 : 26, 27. ' Fire Department and the Ck>mmu- CANVAS AWNINGS from 8 to 6 and from 8 to 9 on chiled beer from Vichl's. Scriptural selections will Include Mrs. Richard Pinney, tionary activities by weajring re­ cook them at home. Either way, juice of one-half lemon. Shake, in All kinds of mixes and sodas are For Bost Results they do business and labor, giving built him any fresh store of capi­ nlty Club. The fltot game was they are delicious and when you Thursday. When it comes to fish John 4: 23. Aasociate Minister played oh Tuesday when Fire De­ In the News ligious cloaks. MODERN shaved ice and strain into a code- carried for your convenience and - their recommendations in favor of tal back in Connecticut. The old cannot think of what to serve, try you are sure of the best when you fresh approach ia not quite a- Oorrelative passages from " l i ­ partment defeated the Community "Here the question of religious buy here. Make your summer tail glass. Among the special parking is no problem here for a tax cut, we have to take that Anesthesia 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship; belief did not arise. In ’the future, shrimp in different ways. items that Vichi is featuring In new-minted and sparkling as It enee and Health with Key to the Club 18-6. The next game Is to­ By JOHN RODERICK T V SERVICE EJvery Thursday, and Friday easier by taking advantage of their Vichi maintains a private parking PAUL'S Judgment into very caraful bal' 8cr_y ures" by Mary Baker Eddy, Nursery for children during ^rv- night at 6 between the Teen Club TOKYO (AP) — Communist the government will, on the one 40.1 CENTER STREET delicious meals prepared each July is Popov Vodka, at the low lot for his customers. For the finest Just the shortest time ago we used to be.i He haia been forced ice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. hand, continue to persist in the Manchester Sea Food prepares fish price of $4.30 for a full quaik. iPAINT SUPPLY ance which we are.’’ by the cire^stances of the past include p. 140: 16. an.dvthe Recreation Ckiuncil. China haa announced that It will Uomer of Griswold cakes, French fries, fried clams, Thursday and Friday according to in liquors stop in at Vichl’s Pack­ were exulting, in these columns, Davis. . The. remainder of the schedule maintain its version of religious implementation of the policy of your order. This vodka is of the highest qual­ age Store. To translate, the President is de­ six months, into a kind of hesita­ freedom 6f religiouh belief, and on fried scallops, fried shrimp and fish 645 Main Street over the demonstration of what a tion which has made him seem the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church is as follows: Tuesday, July 10, freedom for a long time to come. TEL. Ml S-2206 lighted to find union labor and the Recreation Council vs. Community the other, continue to rely on the tiAiely appearance of rain could do. opposite ot quick-witted. Shaded (Missouri Synod) Trinity Covenant Church It conceded, however, that it has Tel. Ml 9-0.300 Chamber of Commerce both ask' Hackmatack St. Near Keeney St. C3ub; Thursday,' Fire Department masses including the moM of of the home. Fireplace are found in HEALTH CAPSULES The rain had come, in June, and his title to a mind of hia own, and Cooper and High Sts. been guilty of errors in its reli­ every room of this Colonial home big him. to cut taxes, and he prom­ The Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor vs. Teen Club; July 17, Recreation religious followers in resolutely; Coventry ■ "ta Mkhsel A. Peltl, M.D. Radio To^ay rescued tu from unusual spring even made it aeem a bit of luck Council vs. Fire D>^artment; July gious policy. suppressing ail elements who use and original wide floor boards and ises to watch the economy, to aee for him, needed at last, that his These declarations were made white pine paneling thro'.ighout IP '»OU HAVE HEART drought. Gardens and lawns and 9 a.m. Sunday School continues 9:15 a.m., Sunday School classes 19, Teen Club vs. Community Club; religion for carrying out counter- The HOB NOB whether the economy really needs opponent for the nomination itself for all ages. July 24, Community Club vs. Fire by Chang Chih-yi, deputy director rev^utionary and other law­ SEE US'FOB; the house. Mrs. Sehweyer has TROUBLE, CAN VOU BEAR WDBU ISW countryaide all pushed ahead. through July. Divine Worship., RESTAURANT CHILPREN '! what they say it does. is such a maverick as Oongress- 10:15 a.m.. Morning Worship. Department; July 26, Teen. CJlub of the Communist party’s united breaking activitiea” o Aluminum Boll Up Awnlnga Celebration’s eight Hitchcock chairs and a large 1:00 fiishop'a Corner Berube's Even the wild cherries came green man-at-large Frank Kowalski. Theme: "Zion and Its 69th Chur^ Sermon; "Freedom — For What?” vs. Recreation Cotmcll: July 31, work front department, in the TEMPTING FOOD spinning wheel here. 3:06 Catn*B Mutiny TYPEWRITER SERVICE ’Ihere are, howevbr, some other Dedication Anniversary.” • Venetian Blinds 8:06 Raynor SDlnea again after the worms, and the So perhaps, if that has to be by Pastor Rask. Recreation Counfcll vs. Community April Issue of Nationalities Issue, 'a Storm Doors COURTEOUSLY SERVED A house built by 'William Car­ 1:01 Newa tUanoff; 479 5iiddle Tpke. E. considerations, some other possi rated a weloome' piece of luck on 8 a.m., Gottesdienst mit Abend- WTic. loat Call Ml 4-1111 Staneheeter birches green again after the 5 p.m., Vesper Service at Cove­ Club; Aug. 2, Fife Department vS. translation of which has just a Combinatldn Windmvs Businessmen’s Luncheon Tour Exhibits penter around 1767, now owned by ble- veins of' administration the. Democratic side, it caii be mahl. nant Acres. Picnic supper after Teen Club: Aug. 7, Fire Depart­ been made available here. They A Thought for Today Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzel on Carpf 1:00 Conn. Farm Forum 4 p.m.. Installation of the Key. Monchester Awning Co. Served Dally 12 noon 2 p.m. L:16 Your Home i^ecoratot FOR'REPAIRS, REBUILT TYPEWBITEJtS service. ment vs. Recreation Council; Aug. were part of a restatement of the Spojisorad by the Maacliestee' to enter Rd., will also be included in 3 thought, which may also be part L: U Saturday Matinaa after the splotches of parch. j after he wins his nomination, he A. W. Holsten as pastor of Zhm 195 WEST CENTER ST- DINNERS SERVED 14 Old Homes 2:00 Kansaa CUy at Boaton REPLACEBIENT ROYALS, UNDERWOODS. of the decision picture. 9, (im m unity Club vs. Teen Club; Chinese line on religion. /' OooncU of Churchea the tour. The Initials, "W.C.” cut ON ALL TYPES OF So it was the rare and wonderri draws Seely-Brown for the finals Lutheran Church, at So. Whittlesey Concordia Lutheran Church Aug. 13, Community Club vs. Fire Chang noted that the principal Telephone Ml 0-8091 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday with a timber scriber may -be S:16 Monitor L. O. SMITHS Etc. Established 1940 Fourteen Eighteenth and Nine­ S:00 News. Sporta. and Weather One thing the administration ful and perfect world of June, per- But that is, of course, the pre Ave. and Ward St., Wallingford, 40 Pitkin St. Department: Aug. 15. Teen Club 6 P.M. to 8 PJW. found on the underside of several ;30 Cohn. religions in China are Catholicism, teenth Century homes will be on S Monitor We Handle Stattunery Along hopes to buy with a tax cut would else kind of calculation they use Rev. Paul C. KiOser, pastor vs. Recreation ,(5ouncll; Aug. 20, Islam, Buddhism, Taoizm, and /Biit the scripture consigned ell roofers and floorboards, followed 7:U6 Keyboard Klngplna haps, one thought, the loveliest of Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Ladies' things to sin, that what was prom­ Wednesday Nite Is Family Nite view In the tour of old JjOmes July Monitor With Office ttachlne SuppUe* be the passage, by Oongreaa, of to mark the graves of political . ------i ' Recreation Council vs.' Community Christianity, by wWch he presum- by various three digit numerals, [1:16 Juaj Jazz Your Mall List A* Desired all Junes on record. And Innoc^t- Aid Box -Luncheon, reception of caub; Aug. 22, Fire Department ve. ised to faith in Jesus Christ might Manchester Shopping Parkade 11 from noon to 6 p.m. as part of its Ux reform bill, by which it ambitions. Discount Seely-Brown 9 a.m., Holy Communidn, Church ably meant Protestantism. i the town's 250th anniversary cele­ presumably the lineal footage of L:16 Sporta Final ly. trustingly, one entered/the that way and the next thing likely new rn ^ b ers and meeting. School and Nursery. Teen Club; Aug. 27, Recreation given to those who believe. — West Middle Tpke.—MI 8-0728 run” tallied by the sawyer at the 1:30 Starlight Serenade A. J . BERUBE. Prop. would close up certain present tax "These five different religionl; atlens 3:22. bration thai week.- !1 1:00 8 ign-(ifi / world of July. ’ to happen is that all (Connecticut 10:30 a.m., The Service, Church Ck>uncll vs. Fire Department; Aug. nbt only have a long history bpt local mill at that time. House WHAV ^ 1 0 ' Ml 9-3471—Ml 3-6842 loopholes, as should be done, but St. John’s Polish 29. Teen Club vs. Community Club. I am trusting Jesus Christ ahd TuRnPIKE One of the oldest homes on the And now, into the month pf July suddenly goes mad over pothold' School auid Nursery. Rev. Frank will exist for quite a long period tour will be' that of Mr. and Mrs. framing was an established skill L:00 Meta va. Cardinala which it would also accom' ers. We won’t be sure, at least National Catholic Church J. Meleschnlg, guest pastor, will There will also be a playoff be­ His righteousness for my salvation. within the Carpenter family, as 1:00 Saturday with Randy WOODCOCK leis than a week, one finds the Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor •, conduct both services. tween the two top teams. AU ot time to come after the estab­ -yHilys Jasper. * AUTO BODY 5 ,0 0 0 Elias F. Clay on Rt. 31. This wa.s 7:30 Saturday Party - pllah its controversial aim of ob­ . I 've see how the Seely- records show that Benjamin Gar- 1:00 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., ^Vesper games will be held at Wright’s lishment of a Socialist society or tie home of Col, Jesse Root, d iief Newa and SlWrta REfaiGEHATION CO. most beautiful weather Imaginable Brown campaign does when It has Justice of Connecticut from 1796 pehter, grandfather and original ):0 0 Radio Tonigtit taining withholding on interests Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Field on Rt. 6. Make up games will even a Ck>mmunist society/’ he CANS and BOTTLES 3 0 VIC’S PIZZA SHOP —clesn, dry airs, gentle, reason-1 to dilute Itself, that his nomina Service, Ed Kehl, Lay Leader. to 1807. Known as the Jesse settler in 1709, was .voted the EXCEPT M VERY SERIOUS l: Signoft. and dividends. ’This the adminis- be played on' Fridays. M anners said. OF IVpop_t410 153 W. Middle Turnpike able, variable winds, kindly, not- wss really the bjt of luck The Chinese Communist policy Root Homestead, it. is a Dutch "master workman about the meet­ CASES, MOST WOMEN WITH 1:00 Lou Terri tratioo hopes to get, from Cbn- will be notified by chairman Rog­ MARIow’s and othier line Man­ Phone Ml 9-8700 too-inslstent sun, beautiful moon Blblcoff m a^ finally have some towards religion, he indicated, ie ICE COLD BEER Colonial built in 1732 with a cen­ inghouse” during its construction HEART PtSEASE CAN HAVE THEM Connecticut Ballroom gresB itself, in return for a possi­ er Gagnon. WRECKER in 1715. 7:00 Dale Kelly kA L'phplstery Area Churches to recognise its impact on the chester stores OPEN Tuesday PLUS . tral chimney with six fireplaces, SAFELY IP THEY'RE UNPER 2:00 and Venus evenings—adding up to] **** Teen Club Plans Of interest in the Hetzel home Johnny Argo Sliow . P IZ Z A ble tax cut The Andover Teen Club, spon­ masses and seek td^ use it for its thru Saturday 9 to 6:36; Thurs­ including a Dutch oyw. On' the MgPICAL SUPERVISION. P AND IV l ^ Shops a swift, dad rush of broWn death SERVICE A Vis and ^ s stairway, within a niche, is a secret are the original fireplaces of cut Anothib' thing the administra­ sored by the Reitoeatlon (jouncll, own ends. day 9 9. (Closed Mondays) Hm Mi CaoMUf fivai hdiHul inionMHM. L:UU CBS'Newa r e - upholsterino S P A G H E T T I across ths l^wns, dsformed stunt ' J ' o W I l A .S S C S S O r S KoohvUle Baptist. Church n g Comn to BARBELS compartment containing racks granite, as well .a's collections to , I* it Mt >• to M a iwtiK*. 1:10 CBS U’a New tion hopes to buy itself with a tax 69 Union St. Congregational met Monday night at the elemen­ To do so, it has placed religion during July and August. be foimd in the buttery, wood shed, i ;16 Showcase •*! Music RAVIOLI across the gardens, and new dln|;D tary school. Miss Blyse Cktlklns, probably used for guns and am­ 2:26 Yankees At Minnesota • Modern Furniture c u t is a iiew Congress. I t hopes to Rev. Winthr^ W. Farnsworth, The Rev. ^ y R. Hutcheen, under patriotic control and im­ munition.. The house is reported carpenter shop, blacksmith shop silver, Showcase of Music and Antiques ^ across the landscape. TTiis is what Pastor Minister club preaident, announced the fol­ prison^ priests and missionaries, china, antique English OPEN D-AILY get that from us, the voters, To Attend School VICHI'S to have been built by slave labor. and bam. Wedgewoodt and Chinese bronze 5.36 Local Newl* sno ShoWcasa e Store Stool* ood Booth* just a few days without rain can lowing advisors: Mrs. Bari Palm­ both Chinese and foreign, who re­ 'tile Caprilands Heri> Farm of 5:60 S ^ rta Digest 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P .| I- •ithw one of two ways. BHrst we er, regular advisor, to be assisted Slave quarters were located ih the mirrors. 6 00 CBS Nowj* • Custom* Fnmituro do. One aaaumes that the absence 9 a.m.. Church school /with 9:30 a.m.. Morr^ing Worship. sisted this move. PACKAGE STORE basement where there is a kitchen Mr.juid Mrs. George Simmons fea­ 8:10 SUNDAYS. i might vote Democratic just be­ Four members of the staff in classes tor all ages, nfrsery Sernion: "Miracles Are Where You by Clifford Benson, * Roger Gag­ The purged religions whiph ,have Tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ This Week in Business of any intense, burning heat, which 20 BISSELL ST. containing an immense fireplace. tures unusual herb gardens about bert Blnks on Buiiker Hill Rd-. as 6:16 SiM'WcutM ol Mush Slip Coyera and Draperlee 4 P.M. to 10 :30 PJMl cause Congress has, before the Manchester's Assessors office will through adults. > Find Hiem.” Ground Breaking af­ non, Maxwell B. Hutchinson, Mrs, em erg^ have been given at least a n d The’ borne of Dr. and Mrs. this 18th Century typical Connect­ B:30 CBS'-European Diary Made to Order ought to be beneficial,, and ease 10 a.m.. Morning worship,' Ser­ ter Morning Service. C, Davis Calkins and Mrs. Ar- surface* freedom. Hie churches, well aa Mrs. Blnks’ art studio,.are It% Sports Time C L^ED MONDAYS election, legislated a tiax cut which attend the 18th Annual School for Charles W. Strant on Bread and icut farmhouse. Thera are also col­ in the tour. 'The ho-me was built 7 IK) CB^ News . "• Complete Selection of Material* the drought, has been balanced by j Assessore and Boards' of Tax Ke­ mon topic: "Possessing Oup Pos­ thus Mockalis. mosques and temples remain open. Milk St., a salt box. was first im­ lections of apothecary glass, old 7:10 Showcase and Newa will decrease Our bill a little bit sessions." . : The ckib'inade plans to go bowl'^ In wme cases they ttave been re­ in the 1850’s and has three fire­ 7:38 CBS—In New York FREE ESTIMATES lts ••wn component lack of humid­ view at the University of (k>n- United Methodist Church of Bolton MfESTOWN proved in 1735. Records in the scales and apothecary equipment places. Mrs. Blnks’ art collection 7:05 CBS News and. Snorts beginning with this current yew 8 p.m.. Evening Gokpel Hour. Ing Tuesday a t 7 p.m. in Willi- "Suburbia tOS N. Mala St„ .Maneheatw ity, which meana that there has R t 44A and South Rd. paired or reconstructed, and.re­ ■ ■ PHARMACY^ ■■ historical society files in the State used in the making of fragrances. includes landscapes. seMcapes and B:00 CBS—The World Tonight Of 1962. Second, we might vote necticut July 8 through 12. . Message: "The Tom Veil." Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, Minister mantle. About 18 members have ligious believers have been free to u Library show that John Willson, An old iron stove used for cooking, S: 16 Showcase of Jazz Ml 9- coat, at home, but come t,o Church •The oldest section of' '‘Clover tavern days, this was the breakfast 80 years sgo. This has two mar­ few months, will operate from 6 ■ay the economy needs also hap­ ToI Non-Heds . The school .ia oo-sponsorsd by 27 S t Beraard’a Ter., kvlller MllljFarm’’ owned by Mr. anil Mrs. ble fireplaces, one 6f which is atUl Rev. James I* Grant, rector A t the 10 a.m.' worship service stop and'changeiof the_sta$ecoach a.m. to 1 1 p.m. daily and will best pens to be what the Kennedy ad i ------' L I ih® State Tax Dmartment the Rev. Patrick J . Mahonejr Pastor ma»awt8^',„ Carl Schramm on Broadway in In use. Oriental ru8* • **'® WASHINGTON—Soviet Union I Conneotiout Aesoclatioa of As- at Andoyer Congregational-Church horses from Hartftford. Features of fit the [traffic flow through Man­ aifiiistration seems to need in its Sunday, the Rev. Willard Tbomen’s N oru Coventry, is ithe ell built In the house were ^ e wooden' panels throughout the. house. It also has chester! according to the depart­ WATKINS-WEST ■oil exports to the free world aeaslng Offleers, the International 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. TTie Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ato. . 7H MMii'JIta job.,. hwe jiM th e^ ta 1760t The rest of this house was an old secretary. desk made bl Sealing with Congreas and what H4v. G. Rowell CrOcke'r, celebrant sermon topic wUl be "We Believe NORTH iWETHODIST CHURCH on the second floor which, when' ment. 1 . have risen since 1954 until now ^ Assessing Officers taMforH .. ta ooho k aiich inyl^l 1^ 4; built in 1828. Interior features are lifted up and fastened to the ceil­ Mrs. King’s friuidfather, Addisor CAI.1 . the Democratic party seems 9:30 a.m., Mcnming Prayer and A t liiaarloe Churchl in God." Those wiahlnf to stay for qotsiiflMa colot?,.. whit to looT... how to do Wl' Manchester police will operate 1 PUNHtAL Russia supplies about fl per cent Upjnn Institute of Public a discussion group after the morn­ a parson’s cupboard’over the man­ ing, formed a boUioom across flie KkigritHiry. i the Ugnts manually to keep them needs m it goes to the peopls j serm on.. r BallBolton 800 PARKER STREET \ CAUMtaoitoirt'hilpwyw'ontMhrtiRiioh. tle in the dining: room, four fire­ entito fiont of tns house. Dutch - The' arrangements for the tour oh a caqtion system at rush hours, BU Z4543 ‘rl of Western Europe’s oil needs in I ' K B 0V. L. McGurk, Paator ing aervice are welcome to 4e so.i of the old homes have been mad* ■ 1|'SERVICE "’1 ) V*/ * November—then a tax oit we wUl mambat* ! ■ .V, places and a beautiful collection of- oveho^ara t o be found mi both sides however-;, :______g ' exchange for machinery, steel, and Ohurcb The pastor -aitd. of! by the Young Mothers’ C3ub of have. . hard currenclee. Chip* Mean Job* the Andover church have beei| copper htstreware. o t w laiK® stone fiteplace in the 142\ Grove S t Masses it\7, 8:30, 10 and 11180 In the home of Mrs. J . LeRoy South Coventry and the North" W{B do not wish to be understood Price is a big factor. Rusela Bevl BL Hill. Pastor invited to participate in the - an­ FAMUlr te w room.' : J ORMAND J . WEST am. 9:30 A.M. ggJoA^PAINTCQ Sehweyer on'South St., there ia a ,“ Four Fields.” the home of In Coventry Women’s Club. Tickets l(ofy|Set8 Steel Mark* to be revising our lecmt eonvar cea sell to' Jspaa for a barrel SPOKANE, Wash.—The use niversary servlos being held a t 7 723 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER—PHONE Ml 9-4501 and maps available at the the same kind of oU the West sells previously wasted wood chips 9:30 a.m.. lyionilng Worship- p.mr Sunday in First Con|frega4 SERVICE huge Ctoloniql ftreplacS in front terior decorator ' A:. Jam es Adams, ■ Director ■ » ■Ion to the tgx cut cause—a con' TaloottvlUe Congregational Cburok SUNDAY of which Nathan Hale wi(a tutorsfl is k story and a half center chim souvenir anq ticket booths on RL ROM ^Allaly’s ateel production for $4.80. Finland buys for $2.39 Paclllb Northwest pulp and paper. Sermon:, "Adam, Eve and Our­ Bar. Bobert K. S h b rn ^ Minister tlonal Church. Coventry. BUY THE PAINT.THAT’S WORTH THE VVORK la lt y eir reached an estimated 9,- W sio n to wjhicb we too bgve come Soviet oil comparable to Iran’s by ths Rev; Joseph HtpiUnt' ney hpuee built in 1810' on the i31 at the shopping denier and ,142 E. CENTER ST. — ___ _ mills,’Is credited with an expap- selves.” I Nursery Coventry Grfcmmar School. These 100.000.-tons, a new record, com- 1 $3*83 And West Germany buys sion that added nearly 6,000 new Bible-Centered who started construction ^ the Skunkamaug Rlvm'-' It la flirnlshed to the oooclusion that the only real Mmday, 7:16 p.m., Prayer and 10 am. Worship Service. Greet- Manchester Evening HeraM An­ Children’s Mmss! may iJso be had by writing Mra. -panMl with 8,200.000 in 1960. 0>n- ltaM:heoter’o OM|sot ' Moncfcnittr Movk^ from Russia at $3.48-'the same I Jobs In the last decade. Employ- disciwton group. dover oorreepondent, M argery house in 1764 when Hals WiM nine -vrith 18th Ceptury ttagliali and Vfly to run a steady Sconomy is to era Ifr. and,Mrs. Lenora White. American furnit^, many pieces Karen EUto. Twin HIU Drive Cpv- oumption also reached a new level Qnjiiity of light fuel that Bri,4ain(ment roes from 18,60b . to iiearly WMnesday, 7:30 p.m., MseUflg Deacon of .the day. Byerett Castst- Blontandon, teliflpiliens Pfigrtas years old. Tli4 fireplace had beqn ot 19.900,000 tony, 20,71 per ceat . T m c U z i ' IBslBhi Itefe W)!tliti« flvwr rpflUy I A. I PAINTS completely hidden by a partition ofaorly-1-blown fu sa , 17th Century enUy, or Mra. Kaniie^i Lenlre, , Wntb FtaMt FooUMtafl 20,000.' ' ’ ’ . of official board. .t«r. ■ ■ ' okL' n - ,/ f 0 ^ ' abo««4960. but was foitnd duriuK lestotaHoB Q uad i m inM LesNfltoJt OeAUga * 8, ------Vi'’ 1 : y 1 ■ t' i p -H 'n ; 'i', \ y - '4 '' .I" f i ■ / .' ■ V. ' ' ‘ ‘ \' '' k • • ^ V . I. V >■' ■ ■ - ' t 4 ' . / " ' ■’' MANCHESTER EVENING^ HERALp..MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. JULY 7. lSi62 PAGE SEVEN \ kl'iiwif 1 p A O B g n t 7 ^ ISot a Caddy! BUNNIf OiJR b o a r d in g h o u s e ' with MAJOR ‘RLE DAILY CROSSWDiU) P U m S /• ICOULPSAV6VA ZC tbcT NO MORE T SsPUT IN AhiOTHER Mich. (AP) —When I fVN>Vf» I ■»« Pog&H INTH'UMSRUN OWCAT WORKYIN' / OFFICER MAROKNOS& up a:C tM sn in t Open In 1858 to SCOTT I \ play la hK\first POA Touma- PLASTBH TWENTY 8UCKS! THAT i IS A GOOD /MAN FCk LIMITED \ PATCMEP WHAT pl*«tpb TVIBSE NEW aOLItt OUSNT mient, offlciaiV mistook him for H/WEYOU TO MAKE YDUIR 0ENCH RATRpL WORK, TWIG®S. SUTVI AiMWFr to I ASAIKI, VCWV WELC HE HAS NO 6R A SP OF t < a caddy and augested he' 81^ : «0 AHEAPi StBOmo BN006U, brientai Notion :h ’L''. !i- i Wright, Moyer port to the eaiU^ahop. Proves Most iv e SCieNmFiC /METHCXPS. I'Ll BE BACK f t n WHEPe WILLM3U Gom ez Nets There’s no such .mistake to­ eXHIBIT IT ? /WY SCOOTS RAKneULARLV SINCE HIS - , day, as Rodrigues, Nuphi Chi” / A cm o^ i^lecturar > E W YORK nit<. S Obfcrvod' is the darling, of the fans at MfiricttaT has a simple formu­ lead, the Giants assumed command junched three of them, along with iN6 FOR 'TOU WfTH A H V f r u t INWENTTOnI Sljiriati Vattbim i»- THoapital MoirndWin, W arw ick. HiHs . Country (2 u 8 in the third will), their four runs a saerifice fly - and an error, for la in hih>'^highly successful «. S-EFWAKrr a u w * X / t h e - f b o m t it* Ung Rodrigues says Ohl Chi meaps ;!(£ ( l a w n o f h o o p l e , \reaident doctor* In Ring Test o ff Williams, who let in the first their twri run* off Joey Jay in the • It ii in - 8 1 ^ -'Leetia One.” ' ^ pitching calRMign for the \ itTT V m a n o r / ISFr^ch wrl) run with a bases loaded balk., second. Sirigles by Norm Larker 9 1 M painful Trib(6 Leads The 26-year-old, 116-pound' San Franciscc^. Giants this Felipe Alou's sacrifice fly tied it and Carl Warwick, plus Leo Car­ \ ISforenlng (port.) lo‘ OilV krtone*k*i NEW TORR. (AP)—The fight­ Puerto Ri<^ turned In a ki Soutk AAmerican ing Moyera, Denny . and Phil, are eason: Startingfinish­ up, then Orlando Cepeda’s single, denas’ wild ''throw, put Colts on If VeneriWo mounaijlin* sparkling 68 yesterday— three ing equals wbining. x an error by Willie Davis and Tom second and third, then Merritt 16 Contume NEW YORK (AP) — getting to be Teddy Wright’a fa­ under |nu^—4o stay just one IBCIaaalfidd youthful righthander from Haller’s double put San BVancisco Ranew’a fly and Bob Lillis' singl* . T.« ftH. AlW • ITTrKk (dill.) Healthy Roger Maria and vorite boxers. stroke off the leaid as the tour­ —■ 7-r 30 Moat bU^i:ened 41 Breath* hthUr the lAtminlcan Republic followed ahead to stay. cashed them in. In additiori to los­ liAitKMint (ab.) 23 Dyer , MRtcluie hobbled Mickey Mantle have Thanks to the middleweight nament moved into its final two ALI.V OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN IB Poker sUkek 25 Mute of SSRigoroui in sleep brothers from Portland,. Oi-e., the his formula last night, firing a Cepeda was the Giants’ top hit­ ing five in a row, Htiuston had '31 Ckuppat* point 37 Mature* 4 4 M u q ^ M M donated a homer explosion day*. astronomy 47IalaM(-(Pt.) Detroit' 152-poimder has been able Rodrigues was tied at 141 five-hitter>ud striking out IS as ter with three singles, while Mari- dropped 10 to 11 prior to the de­ MEAD SUBOEBV RRST NORMAL RESPONSE ) / NO... LET m,HAVEVDUP 33 Tumult* 2fl Shore* 3 8 F ^ i up cision over Cincinnati. 34 Awaken* 48 HIM iljlifl Im8 for the New'York Yankees, to earn television paydays In May the Giants cbpled off Los Angeles, chal was the top runs-batted-in OOESNT SEEMTC HES EXHISiTEO ------SWEAT HEAD FOB THiSi NO WAY TO J l DISLIKE with Bill Collins of Miami, * * * 36 Malayan But the World Champions’ and Juiie auid he goes again to­ Whose last win was the I860 13-3. It was Marichal's 12th vic­ man with three, on a fly and a WAVE DAMAGED WE GOT MIXED-UP / WELU \ITOUT TREAT m s N BRUISING MY dagger (ear.) i 4 r " 7 " 1 r nr r single. It was clearly not the Dod­ METS - CARDS — V / ) FISTS ON , i r~ ■luRgers had to ihnm nome of the, night against Denny Moyer at Hot Spring Open. tory, every one a. complete game, OUB BOVte ^ WITH THAT SILLY /SHALL'WE \ A FEW S T tm kf (ilang) Madison Square Garden. The 10' gers’ night. After going errorless Rod Kanehl hit the first grand BRAIN SPECIALIST.'^ BRING 'EM DAYS HIS teeth.'/ i4 spotlight today with s former Ns-' Rodrigues, who appears to be' and it moved Sut, Francisco to 1 38Number* (aoi) W llv slam homer In the Mets’ brief his­ MJapaneae tional Leaguer who led Cleveland rounder will be ‘telecast national, one of golTs outstandUig extro­ within a half game oLthe National in their nine previous game, they outcast rar u 1? back Into first place in the Amer­ ly. verts, was the drawing -card League leading Dodgeh*—who had were charged with five — alorig tory, capping a six-run uprising SlComiih town ican League. The 25-year-old Wright out­ yesterday as scores of fans, won eight in a row. - with the balk and. a wild pitch that in the eighth inning of their runa­ (prefix) nr if » H 31 While the M A M Boya each pointed both Phil and Denny with, most of riiera teen-agers, fol­ came just aq the Giants were pull­ way oyer the Cards. Gil Hodges 33! Wnwrongdoing in 'a two weeks span.'Deroite this, OoIlecUng 11 hits off l o ^ Stan started' the Mets off with a hom­ . A 33.0reek latter* hanimered two hfnnera in a 7-6 lowed his every move. Williams and reliever Ed ing a double fteal. CHAN6E .Teddy rated as .a 2-1 underdog in Marichal, haaded tor his finest er in the second, the 370th o f his 36 Ireland bombing of . Minnesota, 35-year- buck, and capitalising on an 16 ALL 39 Feminine name ST old veteran righthamder Ruben his return with Deraiy, the better year with a 13-5 record, notched career, against loser Ray Sadeckt. FOR THE 40 Goes by aea \ o f the two brothers. break of Dodger misplays, 10 of his strikeouts while holding Two more runs In the third chased Gomes wbn his first game in the Giantsi scored in clusters. They' BEST- . 42 Arrival (aA) ST Wright , got off winging against ^ e Dodgers mUeto after Howard’s Sadecki, Charlie Neal homered off '43 Golfer’* term AL as the Indians extended their .-VT.Hi-Jli ring-ruaty Denny at the Garden netted four runs in the third in­ leadoff homer in tito fourth. Bob Duliba in the fifth, and the 45 God of pasturM longest winnln); atreak of the sea­ ning, five in the fifth and three N son to five "’gameA.by beating the June 9. His early lead was enough Mets closed out with their big 46 Half (prefix) to* in the sixth. Meamwhile, Marichal 48 Morning H Chicago White Sox 5-3. to earn him a split decision as PI - PIRATE^ — eighth against Bobby ShanU. moisture Gomes' tripmph enabled the In­ Dennyi- came on atrong at the set the Dodgers down without a hit Roger Craig was the winning 480tacean end. Art Mahaffey pitched A seven- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER iT diana to break a deadtdek with after a homer by Frank Howard in pitcher in the Mets’ third victory (comb, form) \ “I took that fight on short no­ the fourth gave ..them' their third hitter a* xhe Phillies eritled their 80 Kite end Los Angeles for the ttf^ ppot losing strink and was backed by in their last 12 games. tice and really wasn’t ready," said run. * • • 51 Before v r Belted by Boeton, 13-7, the Ah]^ls MARKSMAN— As he leads thO American League in a 14-hit b a ra n against Pirate PI?IsriLLA’S POP BY AL VKRMKKR S3 Heavy blow V tumble into third place, a ganie Denny. "This time it will be a iot El.iewhere in the National BR.4VES - CUBS — ' home runB, witlt;24. and runs-jjatted-in, 63, Los Angeles dureront.” starter Bob FrM«)d and three suc­ 53 Feminine suffix JT 47 a \ back, while the Yankees moved TRY THE 1*3 THAT 54 Oriental coin Leagri* there were other ca.ses of cessors. Roy aiev^ and John Cal- Mathews' homer was the third M-MASHED N O , T H E into second place, a half-length Angels outfielder Leon Wagner takes dead aim at other MY THUMB [TOP SHELF Y W H E R E W E M O U T H W A S H UBasentiil being HT Si K streaks eading. Philadelphia beat lison had three hitb^ach for the for the Braves and came after a <1 IN TH E ^ KEEP THE M DOWN back of the leiulera in the Ught marks. * / ^ 1 ,iu- 'I - Pittsburgh 6-3, snapping a string Phils, while Tony Gtmzalez and costly error by Ernie Banks, who ET u U race. 'Kit I , 'i AMERICAN LEAGUE B A T H - 7 ( b a n d a g e s ICompoeer W. L. Pet. G.B. of eight lo s ^ for the Phillies and (jlay Dalrymple h o rn e d . Mahrif- dropped the throw to first on Ken ttariB and Mantle were the story seven vlctories...^for the Pirates. , R ROC .ooM ?y 3 KIm of bomb ClevelaBd ...... 46 34 Ji75 — fey, now 10-9, blanked the Pirate*^ Aspromonte’s rounder with two a^n for the Yankees. Maris -Mick^s Leg Still Bothering'' Hal Woodeshlck'' pitched a 34) unUI the ninth, when a single by out in the 10th. Hank Aaron hit hit his first homer with two on New York . .. . .4 4 38 .571 1 /2 DUSTY SOFTBALL Los Angele* ...4 5 35 .583 1 shutout over CIncihmtl tor the Bob Skinner and doubles by Rober­ his 30|th homer in the fourth witn \/ 4h the first inning and Mantle fol­ Houston Colts, wrio hri5 lost five the bases empty and Joe Adcock Slugfest last night at Robertson Minnesota ...... 45 39 JIS6 3 to Clemente and Jim Marshall pro­ lowed with his 16th. Mantle tag­ straight. And New Yorkis lowly hit. his 12th with one on im/ th* found Moriarty’s outlasting th* BA Detroit ...... 41 39 JS13 5 duced the two Plttaburgh runs. ^)) ! ged another in the third, tying a Mets, whose latest run of oqfeats * * * seventh.’ Mathews' was his 16th. SHORT RIBJ BY FRANK O’NEAI. major league record with homers Yanks Homer Twins Club, 11-10. A fter the BA-'s had Baittmoie . .. . .4 1 41 .500 8 w rallied for three rims in the sev­ Chicago ...... 41 44 .432 IVt had reached three, battered'xSt. COLIB - REDS — Ban'ks led Chicago with four hits, in four consecutive at-bats, before Louis, 10-3. In the NL’s oUriH- Woodeahick was In several jams driving In two nina Claude Ray­ Maris wound It up with his 31st in enth to. take a 10-9 lead the Gaa Boston ____ ....3 8 45 .453 8 ^, ns the Reds nicked him for eight mond V * s 'th e winning pitcher in the fifth Inning. Hittins/lt Off Nicely House Gang stormed back apd tal­ Washington ....2 6 52 .333 18 game, Milwaukee overcame Chi­ The homers were the. eighth and lied twice wrap up the hard Friday's Rcaults cago 5-3 on Ekldie Mathews’ two- htla and Houston committed four relief arid Cub starter Don Card- well was \the loser. ninth in 11 games for Maris and fought decision. New York 7, Minnesota 8 run homer in the 10th inning. erroto, but he choked off every the fifth in five grames for the 61- Carl Carlson's homer with one Cleveland 5, Chicago 8. mate on base in the bottom of the Detroit 5, Baltimore 4. >5# homer hitter while Mantle, still MINNEAPOUS,/ St. Paul "They always hurt me the slowed b y leg injuries, has hit (A P )— New York/a home run day after a night gao>e and seventh was the big blow for the Kansas City 12, Washington 2. eight in nine games and seven In twins, Roger /M aris and they bother me after double- i^inners. Jim Galanek also ham­ Boston 12, Loo Angeles 7. HONNIE «Y .lOE CAMPREI.L the last five) The Yankees now Hickey Mantle, feel |t’s about headers,” he added. mered a circuit blast for Mori- Today’s Games Topsy-Turvy Event have a team total of 100. time they staried hitting, to­ arty's. New York (Stafford 7-6) at Mickey, batting behind Maria Beat stickers for the BA’s were -thursoay, f r »pay- TOWCY IS . A plnch-hlt homer by Vic Weirtii gether If the /Yankees are to in reverse from last season, al­ Minnesota (Kralick 6-7). "ANT rULSTAYWiAD, in the bottom o f the ninth grave sweep to an'o/her pennant. Art Couch and Hal Moore, ..each Baltimore (Estrada 4-10) at OHOH-- E )/ C B P T , SATURDAY/, so doubts if the batting order with three hits in four trips. AT YOU SUNDAY, BtATtlBDAV • Detroit a 5-4 decision over ^Iti- They did /last night, eacH Detroit (Jones ^-2). helps or hinders him or Maris. Moriarty’s 303 003 2— 11 11 5 Enters Final Round M0M0AY,TUE9I)AY,| more and Kansas:^. City used a clouting a pair of home runs "I don’t think they pitch any Chicago (Fisher 3-3) at Clovo- seven-run eighth inning outburst BA Club 330 001 3--19 9 3 land (Donovan 12-3). WEDNESPAY- to pace the/Yanks to a 7-5 vic­ differently to' us. I hit a fast Damaschi and Sorrano; CTonn M. to whip Washington 13-9 in other Washington (Daniels 1-8 or Rm- tory over jUinnesota that kept bail and a curve for the home and Strajtton. WIMBLEDON, England (AP)— The most topsy-turvy AL games. the Bon^oen within half a runs and both were good pitch­ dolph 2-3) at Kansas City (Walk­ • * • er 8-6). game o f,the American League es," he said. INTERMEDIATE LE.\OUE Wimbledon tennis tournament of all time went into its last X YANKSLTWINS— lead. Boston (Sohwall 2-10) at Ism (lay tciday with four finals scheduled— three of them featur­ bUaCeOARD. Marls socked homers No. 20 Six hits netted NaasifFs five Maris drove in four runs with "I don’t think our hitting A ngeles (Leo 6-5). EiUlNGTON RIDOE and 21, the first a three-run runs in the first Inning last night ing unseeded players. "\ BAHf his homers and Mantle accounted four homers should be consid­ Sunday’s Schedule Following'the pairing and for two, but Ralph Terry (11-7) blow that staked the Yanks to at Memorial Field and the Arms The upsets, unprecedented at tin Mulligan of Auatralia, 6-2, 6-2, ered so unusual,” Maris said. a 8-0 lead in the. first inning. Boston at Los /Angeles. starting timei<^for Sunday’s Pro- needed Luis Arroyo's no-hit relief went on to, post a 7-6 duke over Wimbledon continued into the last 6 - 1. "Mine have been coming a lit-’ Washington at Kansas City. Member Golf Tbumament at th# for the final 2 1-3 innings to post Mantle followed with his 16th Fire A Police. semlflnais yesterday. This was how Mulligan was another unseeded Ue more often," the home ru'd Nen’ York at Minnesota. Ellington Country Club. First the victory. Terry left after in the first and then hit his Ray Villa set the pace with the final day’s program shaped up: player who upset all predictions king add^, "b((t I don't know Baltimore at Detroit (3). named player In each ^^oursome is dropping the fourth-place Twins 17th with the bases empty in three hits while Norm Jaquith and Mrs. Vera Sukova, a baseline by reaching the final. A crowd of how long It will be for." the third. Citirago at Cleveland (2). a professional: 2 Z , e aaa aw. vja * » « * **’0* three games off the pace, was Jerry Boucher each had a pair for player from CJzechoslovakia who 14,000/ including Queen Elizabeth /Maris discounts any conten- Missed Record U a.m. lOth lee—Pelrino, ''IfUliken. charged to Camilo Pascual (12-5). the winners. Hal' Case matched started the tournament as a rank II and Princess Margaret, saw Stysar, Meriarty: 11:06 lOlh— ^ Iby, whiz. Mom! All I aald wat. ‘Do you know that • * • U'on that having Mantle in the Mantle missed a chance to NATIONAL 1-EAGUE dSSwat- Villa's three safeties as did Harry W.'« L.' Pet. G.B. outsider, faced graceful Mrs. Karen him demolished and broken by OTian, BanUy. Cavedon: 11:1$ lOth— graat big plat* glass window in Myar's grocery ator»* lineup helps him a great deal. set a major league record Laver in one of the most crushing Oral. Vruex. MlHnser. Galdberg: INDIANS-WHITE SOX— Huntington for the Firemen. At Los Angeles . .57 SO .855 — Hantze Susman of Cbula Vista, 10th —NichoU, Garbrouj, Conlin, Rubin .11100 SAXON BY KEN BAi;0 and .FERRY BRUNDFIELD I tfdivt get a chance to tell him a truck backecr Gomea (1-1), formerly with the / Gets Good PMx-hes when he came to the plate in exhibitions of tennis ever seen In Snyder eollectod two bingles In a Snn Francisco 56 SO .651 i'l Calif., in the final of the women’s 11:32 lOlh — Sullivan. Wolff. Kunsli, thr,ough It!’* Phillies and Giants In the NL was "I ’ve had good pitches all the fifth. He had hit home runs losing cause) singles. The American girl was a Wimbledon final. Haaoptan. year,” he malhtainod, "I just in four consecutive times at Pittsburgh ... .50 S3 .602 5 iT a.m. tee—Rogers. Kellner. lOCAL icked up by tha Indians from Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock .45 37 .549 seeded No. 8. After Grand Slam haven’t been hitting. TTiere's bat, including his two last St. Louis .... »'/l The red-haired Australian now i Baum. LindBay: 11:06 Flrat^ FUeb^ NCWSPIAPER? Jaeksonvllle of the International, in a makeup game, Nassiffs meet .43 36 A44 10 Two vlrtuaily unknown Yugo­ Hosier. laincua; 11:19 no way to explain it. I use the night and t i ^ in his last two GInrinnaU . . . needs to win at Forest Hills t o ! Firm—KUns NEIGHBOR? Loague. He scattered 11 hits/ AAI. Milwaukee ... .41 41 .500 lS>/i slavs, Boris Jovanovlc and Nicola Sweeney. vMotycka. Can- THE COP ON ij t t l e s p o r t s BY ROUSON same swing, the same grip. trips agaipst Kansas City equal Donald Budge’s unioue ' U:24 Fimt—Galeakl. Heurant. beforh the W td tr Si„, _ oerardl Nskenlls. Fhlladelphla 6, Pittsburgh 2. So 1' don't think it's a 'matter you don’t go up there sura last night were the Bilks and Green C?allf., and Ann Haydon of Britain, her best-ever form. According to Orooiheer. Blank: ll:4S riml—Hoenif. Houston 2, Cincinnati 0. RED ROX-ANOELS — No-hit so much of getting good you’ll hit a home run. Sure I Manor. The former topped Hart­ playing together for the first time, all the rules of the game she i s ; «<••»*•*: I I K First— ford National at Keeney Field, .1-2, San Francisco 12, Los Angeles pitchers Bo Belinsky of the Angels pitches.” was going for it.” were in the mixed douldes final. a much more complete player than ! > iS.°-R om' Peck * f i i : Cob- '42 feeVei C««p« 8 n-l-Wep.d Rifith Rwd. and Earl Wilson of the Sox Mantle, who was taken out Mantle grounded out to first while the Manors thumped A A I They were to play two Wimbledon her opponent. Her serving amd'low: 13:30 First— HSckrie.v. Becker, y - 7 at Charter Oak, 10-5. Today’s Games started. Belinsky left aftw walk- for a pinch runner in the baseman Vic Power. His two veterans Neale Fra.ser of Au.v volleying against Britain's Miss 12:30 10th— Gresch. Heath. *a.Standfast. At ^ Ing four men as Boston scored homers tied a record held by It was an upset at Keeney with St. Louis (Jackson 7-8 and Wash tralla and Mrs. Margaret Du Pont Haydon in the semi-final won the Sommers: 12:38 loth^Honon. Boarint, ninth, said his legs "are get­ iMirn 6-4) at New York (A. Jack- B r . five runs in the first inning and 11 others, including Ralph the Bilks taking advantage of loose of Wilmington, Del., who • were admiration of the critics two days AdonkonI*. Baum: 12:.'l« lOth— NMtle- BY JOHNNY HART ting stronger every bay.' But son 4-8 and Anderson 3-6), (2). U-o I ka'dt. Allen. Keith. Rioter: 12:44 lOth— Wilson departed in the fourth as he confided they atill give him Klner of Plttaburgh who did it fielding to beat the Bankers and seeded third. BU7//. SAWYER / BY ROY CRANE ace hurler, Dave Vlara. Philadelphia (Hamilton 5-6) at Mrs. Sukova, 30, doesn’t inipresa Kelly. Aader- Loa Angeles- came up with five. a great deal of trouble. twice-^ln 1947 and 1949. The .women’s double.. for the Contractors. H* tossed a gles, also, for the losers. lected a triple, and Ron Gustaf­ screwballing Belinsky. Earl faced Aver}', e ...... 1 1 0 S 0 0 .0 only 10 men in the; first three in­ T w o ' scoring fn m e s—the! first IJsppes. It ...... 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 three-hitter, fanned 12 and stroked Iiidiaka ...4 6 1 065 22-10-2 son’s homer paced the Barbers. and fifth— helped Moriarty's snap M&neagis. 3b 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 SUNDAY— a homer along with teammate Tom Army A Navy ..100 202 5 -6-2 Army, A Navy nings and retii^ed the first two Sylvester, cf ...... 2 0 1 2 0 1 0. 108—WIilto Sox vs. Indiaas batters in the fqurth as Boston a two-game losing streak in the Simmons, p ...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 O 7-7l Waler. Klnel, Simesky and Healy, 3 4 L 5 1 2 X 16-20-0 Hartford Twilight League last jChaaael 8 8 led. U-O- . " prtsroll. p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 -0 0 Dave Bakulskl came up with Thomson Learitty, Nimiroweki; Pagani’a ..1 0 0 7,0 1 2 11-18-2 night. The Gas Housers staged a THE STORY OI< MAItTHA V\ AYNE l:5SHMeta va. Cards . two hits for Normama. Beninger and Kolamber, Baaaett. , Zima' and Cuneo; Barker and Then the Angels came to life fotsi* » ♦ BY WII,SON SCRUr.(;S and rattied six hits off Wilson, comeback, to trim Royal McBee. Cbaanel 18 Ansaldi'a .061 500— 12-5-2 Cosgrove. MtSS ARNOLD, iV c GOrYwt. SAINT, sue DAVY iONES BY LEFF [and McWlLLIAMS who contributed a walk. ^ Arnold 5-3. thanks to three runs in the TELL HER THE TRUTH/ TELL UErI t:SO(UYaaks vs. Twins N o rm a n 'a :...... 200 11 — 6-3-4 N A 'nO N A L LEAGUE V*. fifth. The winders evened their ^ ^ TO RMO lAKX/ wwres JmAK ME PBOMISE HOW VOO UBD TO LARK. TELL Chaaael 8 . Minney' and Walker and Combining their talents. Mark Earley came on and held Los An­ evsrt. p so t h is : is w herel E ^ Umpirfii Nfiined geles to six hits and |;wo runs the record at .500 and., moved into i Dtaoa, lb* .. ______WOT TO TELL'KDO/ H R , DEWIE/ MV POOA TDM Died 5:18—Wide Worid of Sporto O’Grady, Leber, SulUvan. Ware and Jim Sprout pitched and Ohanart 8 . rest of the way. fourthjiplace in the standing* Rock, ** . .. !!i> ) batted Moriarty’a to a 11-6 win Mike Uappes’ second single Moisner. rf 5:88—Opaa Chitt NEW YORK (AP)—The um- Belinsky, who tossed his no-hit- Keeter. 2b . AM1WCJM4 LEAGUE over Nassiff Arms last night at drove home the tying run in th4 Ohaaaria 32. 8 8 It waa no eonteat last night at Buckley. . pirto tor Tuesday’s major league ter against Baltimore May 5, has Vauxhs. c All-Star game in Washington won only one game since taming fifth and Dick Av^ry acorad a lAnd^'n. rt V.V.V.V.li 0 1 I Waddel1*o MOO—1 atmmrnmn I friUr in the first—settled the out­ ing a ' double. Bill Manning Maneggia'a single. homered for the,Gas Housm. plate; Augie-DonatelH ^NL) first with a string of aeven consecutive i>U)Vix, FAT— California W^.L.| P e t come early. > hits. But Clinton filed deep to AI- Len Rock’s homer in the fifth ' dagdoa. O r as4. Mars Rick McKeon blasted a homer baae; Bob Stewart (AL) second Governor P af Bkowb Ansaldi’s''^...... • 8 » .750 bie Pearson in tha second inning had broken a 2-2 Ue. He had two -Isjrty: ■U»B. — MOrtuty - ■ -4. with the baaaa jammed and added Moriarty ...... 103 O iri/ll-lO -2 base; Tqny^Venzon- (NL) third , grimaces as hik putt fails Simmon* ,A PriscoU 1. Aeeto A Sylvester . . . , 7 4 .636 base; aiW HartySchwarts (AL). after drawing a walk iiri'-the first. hita for the loaei* whUe Gaac Stinmons 4. Stewart 2 a singl* lor tb* winners. Gary Nassiff ...... 000 0 0 ^ 5- 2-2 drop in cup at Her-' Johnabn and Liappas ^ h had tw o Norman’ * ^.>•—5 ^7 .417 and A) itornuB (NL) 09 tha foul BMtoa collactad IS hita off >0 iiaiBont 3 for I nos k* 3.- Pfigani* 7 ,864 Kinal had k threa-run homer and Ware, Grsyb (6) and J. S)>raul: MfatiaA for tha Ga* Bouaa Oaiic. S.T>ri*wkl. 1 lor 8 lUB* i i 8 IteldiUoa. NM (II) 0 ^ Beliiuky, Rsroa Duran, Bob BoU. ■hey. Pa. l*'wytr$ *w,wi*,e*.ww..* 5 aiQj^ MlUa KewOo c e v p m f ♦ I 1: .t'T.; I . ■ ■\' ; ■ ■ ' ■ '■ t'' ■ ■ ' ■ ^ ■ . . .PAGE ifiTGW, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN,^8ATURDAV*t JULY 7, 1982 1 M AN CH EST^ EVBNlNg HERAI^D, MANCHESTOR, CONN, SA’roRD AY^YU tY 7, 1962 f a g E vN ^

Ante DriTinf Sch(^ 7-A THERE OUGHTA BB A LAW BT PA6ALT ani SHORTEN ArtielM For Snk 45 H oB sehoM G bM b f l y . Kw im Wfthoat Board. 59 Hoogaii Fim. Sale 73 Houses For ^ 73 .HMitai Fer S b I»' 7 3 Roobm Sale 72 .Suburban For.Sal* 75 KARLT'B DRIVING SchoOl-GUaa. CHROME iqrrCHEN eet,, LAWN MOWlBM-Tow^JacnbkMi. f u r n i s h e d room. Parking. Pri­ MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, BOWERS SCHOOL ‘-^Imihaculat*' raoin and on-tke-road tnatruetiott. BoUne, and Goodall. Reel and mattreee. electric aewn $l$,900-4iHVBN rwMn, 2 story TOU-AND—New homes reduced tor COLUmiA LAKE— Year 'round vate eniranca and shower . bin exceUent ckwat and storage npac*. .514 room ranoh,> foyer, OrepUee, home, Vsiplanck. schoiN area, Dual-comroUed car«; For Infor­ roUry, U-W” . Parta and aenrica. chine. CaU M l t-4624. short Hmc. $13,990 . ranch now home, oU hot air haai, firepUce, line, newly ' redecorsted Gentle­ iatg* enclosed porch. » « a r '. ga* 3 bedrooihs, combinations, ga­ completely remodeled, new heat­ mation call Ml a-MTS. Uaed mmvera and tractora.'Tiradk man. MI 9-$0Sl. $11,990 ;^i3,390 Chpe now $13,390. storm 'Win'dowra, ihaulated, , large i^e^JM.700. PhUbrick Agen^. rage, basement., quiet shaded ing system and plumbing, 4 Hurry, only foUr avAllablo, 10% screened Vand glassed porch, . iii your old machine. Capitol Cariton W. jHuiehina, MI tosm . iPFffcPARE POI^ drtver’a taat. Eouipmant Co., 38 Main 8t. Houra WATKIN3 » ROOM FOR lady or gentlsman: rooms down, 2 bedrooma and bat^. down reqmred, Joseph - Barth, 39,900. Owrner. AC 8-3837. Agaa l< to M. Driving and elaaa t H iy , up. Ptea attic area for axpimsion, Brokar, MI 6-OS30. 7-B daily, 7-» Tburaday, T-4 Sat­ Kitohen privileges, quiet, inquire b o w e r s SCHOOL district—6 room MANCRE!IS^B3t—4 bedroom Bng- •room. Three Inatructora. No M a t­ IfMP tM* BARGAIN SHOP tremenddua value at a pric* you VtoCANT n m urday. 224 Charter Oak St., MI 8-8868, CH ranch, oil heat, largf kitchen, rec Ush (tolonial, excellent location, ing. Manrheatar Driving Acada- 6-4738. , can afford, Beechler-Smfth',, Real­ SPARKLING0 ^ Wanted--^^taal B fa tt 77 lOTNfXT room, 3 bedrooms, dining room, good itenditloiL rec room, tors, k q $-$952, k a 3-6813, MI my. PI 2-7249, FLAT STONES for walla, patkM. like new. Also new two families, CLASSiriED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS $139.00 M o d ^ Lounge Chair, . A'i''rHAv,''i''i^si room for gentleman batbSL foyer, tiraplace. air condi- 9-130$. Manchester—A\15xl5' kitchen wi«a auMBoi handle youi FOftTHfHt and bouae fronta. Comer Route 5-8 and 4-4. Can Peg CSsssyiiskl, aqua nubby" ’'textured, foam n*xt to shower on secmid floor, Uohed Uvlng room, buUt-ia ga­ highlights this\ 3 bedroom r*a$ ostateT Oau a* at Ml 94)331 8 AM . to 5 P.M. OWN 44 and 6. Notch Road, Bolton cushion, wabnit tapered - legs, Broker, MI t-UU. ^ rage, storms and scraenat, weU Notch Quariy. Tel. MI 9-OnT. free parking.- MI 9-8354. SIX ROOM driOBial, nsar Main n ^ ch . Home ha)t been cbm- •es prompt and I saiTtos Motorcycif -RieyclM 11 FIIVAT* $139.50. landscaped lot, full ^ c e , $$4,900. S t, 1% hatha, hot water oil heat jpletely redecoFat^, 1.240 Joseph Barth. E — ------M n A O * . $39.50 Wall Ctmfole.Nwalmit, TOLLAND CaU the misworth Mitten Agmuty, buUt-ina, city utUiUea. A real buy square feet of living area. CaU COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIPIED ADVT. PUMP/ NEIW CEDAR clothee UnejMlea in- MONDAT nra nUDAT AM-~«AnmDA« • AJL atalled and reaei, Chevrolet 1 drawer, $19.95. s l e e p i n g ROOMS, centrally h>- - $13,400 j!*/ Realtors, MI $-$930, MI 9-5834. for a quick aate Charles Laapar- now'. tor more, deti^ about WANTED—‘Relal EataU BeUing or DMW 196S R-50, excelW it coiidi- eated. Call MI 9-6815. xjuica, MI 9-7820. .______this ehoica offering. \ b u y ^ . ..Residential, immercial viieela, kitchen range, batbromnti $165.00 60” M odem Sofa, wal­ PPRTBR STREET Area — 0»/ Uon, Ml 4-0277. \ aink. M l 9-1353. ‘ NO MONEY DOW l?t> or industrial real eatat Contact nut frame, 4 revereiUe foam WELL EVRNlSHSlD room with ga­ lonlal. $ 'rooBBs with Oniaiied rec Realtor, StMiley Bray PLBASB READ YOUR AD cushions, brown,, as is, $96. To Vets ^ WARREN E. HOWLAND 3-6373, PICNIC TABUaS—aeverai models, rage, private home, gentleman room, broesewray, l-car garage, Brae-Bum Realty. OUm IIM m "W w i A«a^ arc Udi««.*Tcr tk* ^Ao m m • o m -. $89.50 20x40 Walnut Dropleaf on Nexeqitioaally weU landacoped Realtor \ vcBlenoe. The adTertiMr tfe M i kM a « tlM FIRST OAT (T Business Serricea Offered 13 6'—12’, from $14.60, delivered N. preferred. Please call MI 3-8958. $500 NONV5TS 575 Main St. MI 3-1106 X « N SdMSBOP/ Zinkcr, MI 0-5444, TR S-714S. Cocktail Table, 1 drawer, $59. lot with, trass, iu tm ia l and woik- Ptymouth Lane .\PPRAR8 MS REPORT UUUIRS la tlnM.tor tka MSt knar- 0 TREE REMOVAL, pruning and'lot •OU HT THf tor $135.00 Looee pillow Back WANTE3>—Gentleman to share Complete monthly payment manahip in this house far super­ FORD STREET—3 bedroom hoUse, Legal Nobcea tion. The HenU4 to reapomlMe far a a l; ONE tecarraW ar aaalttM ANP PTASTffP TO LOAM SALE—$14 load only $12.50. single house at the center with a ior to the avenge. Price $33,900. ioaertioB for aa^ aSaarUatiaaBt aa « tbaa aely la Uia n ta a t af a clearing. Call Frai& C. Noble, l b Lounge Chair, foam cushion, $97.60 ideal for small family, 3lS,5bo; Jo. BUILP*. Also gravel, fill, atwie and white kick pleat, charbrown cover, nUddle-Bged man. kQ 3-7383. PhUbrick A k u cy , fCl t/$4$4. six room cokmiai cap*, with at­ ' UMITATION OaOEB \ ^maka rxxl’' aaartloa. Em ra wklok *> aat leaatai tka aataa af 9-6053 Seph Barth, Broker, kO' 9-0330. \ AT A CX)URT O F PROBATE h*)d aand. MI 3-8603 $89, Choice of riinclr or cape. Enjoy tached brSeaeway and garage. at ManchcMer. within and - for the, tka adTerttaenaat wtd aat ka aattartaS kr “aaaka (aaS” taairWi a. ICOSMA APPLXANCE Service—Re­ 3 MOnmes from. Manchester - BeauUfuUy terraced and land­ FOtJR ROOM rahch, .one car ga­ ^• trlM o t^ a n c h e iie r on the 2toh daj^ . $119.00 Modem Lounge Chair, Apartments-—Flats— the thrill of wattdting your room Cepe on a iWxlM treed lot, pairs all makes refrigeralwa, persimmon textured, as ia, $79, home being buUt. 150x200 foot scaped yard 210’ in depth At- rage. Central locaUon, 2 blooks to freesera. washing machines, dry- AIR CONDmONBR, % h.p., like ,. Tenements ' 61 garage, full cellar, oil steam heat, tracUvely modern kitdien, din­ bus and stores. This‘immaculate John J. Wallett. Judae. TOtTR CXIOPERATION WIU. |M A| k it It O T 11 new. re.aaonable. Phone M l 3-4822. f2i;.50 26” Modem Tahia ' lot with tTM and stone fences. plaster wells, tqUy atOrmed and Ruaeeli R. Vennart. late of -T- /*•- era. 'ranges, oil and gas burners. Directions: Wilbur Cross Park­ ing room with China cioilet, liv­ home is priced at 313,990. and ia ------In laid District droeaeed. BE APPREXRATED IVtl i9*A# I I Laihp, tUrquoiae base, aa ia, 5'2 WETHB3RELL ST, — 4 room Insulated, especiaUy clean, $U,'800. motion of Glady* A. Vennart o( MI 9-0055. Ail work guaranteed. SEARS AIR condiUoner, 3 room way to Bbcit 99, left Mer- ing room 2$' with Oreplac*. S eSaUy financed.-; Low down pay­ I • $U.2?k' apartment, second floor, modem, Robert Wolverton Agency. . Ifl generous sisod bedrooms, IH ment. Call John H. Lappen, Inc., Mld'/|Ianchreler adminlitratrtx. capacity, 110 volts. Uaed one aea- redeebrated, must be seen, ' MI row Road, sign one mil* up 9-2813. 'ERKD: That six monlhe from LAWN MOWERS sharpened and showing Tolland Suminit, turn ceramic baths. A locaUon that Realtor, k a 9-6361, kO 9-7446, MI the JWh day of Jhne, 1M3, be and the repaired, sales and service, pick aon, moving, $150, MI 3-4366. 8-4362, after 8 p.m. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. left onto Anthony Rood. $U,90O-BIG BIGHT room bouae, is in demand. Modsatly priesd 3-6319. Mme are limited and allowed for the up and delivery ,yfce akatee aha at $21,100. creditors within which to brinf in their ened, precision/ground. L A 935 MAIN STREET TWO ROOM apartment with heat, Open House Sunday 2-5 ,p.m. good lot, shed and barn. New DARTM Otrm Heights—For the claim* aanlnat said estate, and *aid TROUBLE REACHINfi OUR ADVERTISER? GOLF CLUB set for sale with new hot water, gas for cooking, elec­ heating system in the house, adminlatritrix It directed to air* pub­ Equipment Coloration, Route 83. bag. MI 3-9295. During week by agipointment. diserimlnatlng buyer, 7 room lic notice to the creditora to hrin* In Vamon, Conn/TR 8-7609. Manches­ THREE-PIECE mapU set with tric refrigerator, gas stove! Call Toungatowm kitchen, basem ent ranch, 3 baths, 3-car garaga, 3 their clnim* within aaid time allowed Need* redecorating. Within two Starts Tomorrow at State ter axchang^ Call Enterpriaa 1945. slip covers, 350. Set of Uni'versal k « 9-7737, TR 5-5917, 5-7 p.lW. CANTOR ft GOLDFARB fireplacaa, laundry rooiih, * city by publlihina a copy of thi* order In 24-Hour^AnsweriRc Strviei HOrpOINT 50 gallon electric hot blocks of a new school. T. J. »ome newtpa^r haylna a cirautotlon in Chuek ra, stars in tha tiU* of "Geronimo,” th* powerful water heater, one year old, 365. Standard Encyclopedia,- 25 hooka, REALTORS Beechler— ^Smith utilities, extra large lot, immedi­ Mid probat* (fltlrict wllhln ten d*v* LAWNMOWfeR sharpening and re- TWO ROOMS, heat, hot water. Crockett Realtor, MI $-1577. from thi* order and return mak* to action of th* Apache leader's war against U. S. and Mcx- PI 3-6438. never used, 310. Lady’s, sise 7, MI 2-5442 TR 5-5244 REALTORS ate occupancy <3iarlea Leaper- pairs. y s o lawn maintenance. Movinf—^Tmckinf— Help Wkntcd— FeaiRle S5 Help Wanted— M«le 36 Center Street, on bus Una. kH Snee, ka 9-7620. ihla court of the notice slven. icon troops': Th* United. Artists release, a Laven-Gardnsr-Lsvy Fret to Horald Roadort Chicago roller skates, $4. MX 9-8105. EXCEIXEUfT location ' — 7 |odin JOHN J. WALLKTT, Judae. praasntation .in Panavialon and Technicolor, opens tomorrow at Free pick-up and delivery. Ldttle Storage 20 9-3558 before 6 p.m. kCANCHBSTBlt—Raach. larga ttV- MI M$53 MI $4M$ ^ A A MoKinney 15 Woodbridge WAITRESS—Full or part-time, ex­ colonial, 4 bedrooms, breeaawfmy, 2- MODERN 5-6 duplex, custom til* Btat* Thi iter. perienced. Apply in person. Wal­ MANCHESTER—4!a rooms, sec­ log room, modara kttaisn. S bod- car garage, IH baths, city utlU- ■X, UMITATIQN OhOEB nraat tafomiatlaa aa ana af ear wlaastSwd adverttaeneMa t Ma St. 5 r ------MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ ROUND OAK table. 6 chairs, 2 ma­ quality throughout, 3 bedrooms AT A COURT OF PROBATE held nut Restaurant, 7 Walnut St. ond floor, available Aug. i. Adults rooms, baths, laig* rec foom, Ues, combination wrinasw* and at Uancheaier. within and for th* a ^ e r kt ttie tetepkoaa bated? Slaipiy eaR tka ing Company. Local and long dis­ Department of leading local retail I ______‘ hogany beds, vanity. TV table, sxcelleht eonditwi, W .8M. FttU' each side, 3 heating systems, in : SHARPENING S e r ^ c e - Saws, tance moving, packing and stor­ store. Verj’ interesting position for, preferred, kn 3-5784 doors, fireplace, lowered walla, IRalrict of Manchester on the 31th day X FREE! FREE! FREE! Special ad- telephone stand. MI 3-8174. / brick Agency, Ml t-SlSi. WEST SIDE—9-famtIy hem*, ena the canter of town. Excellent fi­ of June. 19S3. ' Hal Boyle I knives, axes. sh^rs, skates, , age. „ . Regular „ ___ service _ throu^out _____„ ____ right person. Call Mr. Matthew, i AIR CONDITIONER good condi- fully insulated,.^ Approximataly 7 Present Hon. John J.\ WaUtU, Judga. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE vertising offer to any housewife MANCHEISTER — 5 redecorated block from bus, excMIant condi­ nancing available. Beechler- I ro(ary blades. Quick service. Capi-' New England states and Florida. MI 3-1689 for appointment for In- tion, ' reasonable. MI— 3-7461. CIRCA 1780 Ootonlsl — S rooms, years old. Qiriier moving out of Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8963, MI t-alale 'o f Jenni* B. Wind, late of I Ml SiquipmenfCo., 38 Malh St., I MI 3-6563. who takesIKi time to answer this terview. rtiodqm rooms, bus line, large state.. PBbed for quick calc. tion 2 furnacas, tUs baths, only Muebester In Mid District, deceased. M l f ^ S O O ad. A beautiful Danish sugar and | UNIVBRSAI- electric range 45”, yard, no pets. Adults, MI 9-7770. completely rmotfstsd, new plas­ $14,990 for Immediate sale Bel 9-llOt, Ml 1-6813. On motion of The Connecticut Baiik Alanchestet^ ‘ Hours daily 7-5.1------:------like new. MI 9-3654. Gharl^^L^yperance, MI 9-7620. Md Trust Co., Hartford, Conn., admin- Modern Day Milton creamer set made of Boilable COLLEGE students and teachers. ter wiring, fumaos, piumbing. ~ Air Real Bout* 0>., MI 3-1133. ''and leave your mcoaage. TenH IB Jig / Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. kn • MANCHESTER Package Delivery. baths, dishwaabar, dlipoaal, iat_^ BOWERS SCHOOL Area—8 ^ room islralor. 3-7958.. I Light trucking and package deliv- Royalware, retail value, 31.49. full-time employment—earn 3800- Boats and Accesaoriep 46 MSNCHES'rEK'—Speciel. 6H room ^ IR D E R E D ; That aix months from the tfiua wttbmit apcadtaig all avcalag at tka talepfcaaa. FIVE ROOM c" of June, 1N2. be and the same ------1 er>’. Refrigerators, washers and Housewives only, send postcard 31.000 for the summer. Call Rock- -ranch plus garage, 114,900. 5 room MANCOTCSTER—6 room Ciq>e with / 20- DAY CRUISER, twin 70 h.p. $75. kn 9-8475. Hutchins. MI SglSS. aluminum storms, screens and diahwaaher, large combination ara limited and allowed! (or the criedl- __) LAWNS AND gardens cared for i stove moving. specialty. Folding to Advertising Dept., Royal of rille, TR 6-9858 or write P.O. Box LOOK \\TIAT , older home, $9,500. Short, way out, porch in back, nice yard with tora within which to brinf In their HavingVA. W onderful America. 1117 Douglag Ave., Megcurys,' trailer, many extras. 8 bedroom ranch plus garage, siding, ameaite dplve. garage and / . ,.ai)d Shrubbery trimmed. MI; chairs for rent-. Ml 9-0752. 202, Willimantic. FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water BOWERS SCHOOL, on* Mock, cus­ ahade treea, full basement, ■ ga­ claims asainst Mid estate, and Mid Lost and Ptwind Automobiles For Sale/■ *4x ' 9-8538. Providence, R. 1.. state color de­ Must sell. Any reasonable offer $299 BL^S $13,300. Many more, all price patio, living room with fireplace, administrator ia directed lo a*re public X il adult# only 385 month,ly. 172 tom built 8 room ranch. PtlMsred 3 bedrooms, den or dining room, rage, tewera, sidewalks, walking notice to the creditors lo bring in Iheir ------:------I THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. sired. pink, yellow, tourquoise or considered. Call after 8 p.m., MI wsUs, partial rserestlOb room, ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mitten cinime within Mid lime a llo w s by 1953 PONTIAC hardtop Spruce St. kO 9-6964. work-sa\1ng kitchen, oil hot water distance to- elementary, Jimior and NEW YORK (AP)—Marco Volo, is a terrible ordeal. Our niinda g o LOST — Blue parakeet. L*BS-55- h y ^ a m a -jb u l l d o z e r , truck shovel, back-, Moving, packing, storage, local sandlewood. Salesmen Wantetl 36-A 3-2685. AT NORMAN’S trees, $17,900. jQirltsa W. Agency Realtors. kU 3-6030, MI publishing a cop.v of this order in some tic, radio, good heat, all city utillUea, solid value high schools, many extras. CaU newspaper haring a rlrrulaUnn In Mid Christopher Columbus and Daniel blank at the task of inscribing a 61-77, \'icinity Weslhili apart­ transpqriation,: hoe. drainage septic tanks, drainand long distance. Agents tnr Hutchins, MI 9gim . 9-5624. $75. Call Mt 9-1450. 15’ m a r i n e p l y w o o d runabout, for 318,900. Robert Wolverton owner, MI 6-6980. probate district within ten days from Boone h’ad one thing in comnv suitable message to dear old Aunt ments. Ml 9-5793 fields and wells. George H. Grif- Lyons Van Linos. Inc., world-wide SALESMAN Interested in real ea- FURNITURE WASEHOUSE PTVE ROOM Apartment. Inquire the datft of tht« order and return make fing, Inc. Tel. PI 2-7886. movers. Free estimates. MI 3-5187. tate, full time. Coll Mr. Green, 78'’ Mam, steering wheel, walk $12,500 ATTRACnVB S bedroom PRACnCALLT new ranch of 6‘ Agency, kO 9-3818. to this court of the notice slven. ' None of them had to send Martha—or our favorite elevator UNUSUAL 207 Bpriic* St. NOTICE—Is hereby ^ven that MI 9-8464. = through seats, never in, water. ranch, tafg* kitchen, csiamic room* and fqll basement. Com­ ______JOHN J, WALlsETT. Judge. post cards from their travels operator. We would almost rather Pass Book No. S8103 Hssued by FOR SALE 1961 ragen Sun- M A M RUBBISH Removal - In­ 3350, or offer. 1954 Mercury 16 10 pc double dresser bination windows, excellent condi­ SIX ROOM Cape, convanient to VERNON $15,256 spend, our vacation' at home than bath,.^ picture windows, eeUar, AT A (XiURT OF V r OBATE held Ing; “Having wonderful time The .Savings. Bank of Manphester roof. Call Ml dustrial. commercial, residential. OPPORTUNITY ABLE, ALERT, Apt, Ambitious— h.p., new rings. 3100. Heavy' duty bedroom ensgmbl* tion. Selling for only $16,900 ..pos­ Buckley School on quiet attreet. 3 Bure wish you were here." ;*ce these literary chore*. Paintinn-—Papering 21 Furnished Apartments 6S-A 134^ frontig^ trees. Carlton W. bedroom*, iq , batha, dining room, at Manchester, within and for the has been lost and application has ^7 "’“ Manchester routes. Cleaning at­ If you have these qualities, we trailer. 375. Ml 9-0117. ItetMiins, W M U i. sible to assume a $13,000 mort­ uietrlct of Manchester, on th# Srd day That was a treiRendoua advan­ Post cards generally fall into 10 pc decorator convertibl* living room with paneled flreiUace Six room ranch, 4' year* old, of July. 1962. been made to said bank for pay-1 tics. cellars, yards. Cardboard, EXTERIOR SPRAT and bruah Permanent, part-time position would like to talk to ,vou. We have gage. T. J. Crockett, Realtor,'Ml foVir clasaes--the lyrical, th# ob­ 9-0386. an opening for a man to be train- 1 •‘'U^k-HUI.-AS BOAT 17 6 , 70 h p- liring room s^ wall, built-ina and extra storage excallent condition, 8 bed­ Preeent Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. tage. It left their minds free to ment of the amount of deposit. metal drums available. Reliable painting, commercial, industrial, superrising and, selling in a FOUR ROOMS, garage, heated, CUSTOM BUILT $ room Ranch, 8-1677. Eetat^ of EUlsabeth Caaeelle aka. enjoy their journeys. ligatory, th* humorous and the ______lawn maintenance. MI 9-9757. ed aa a sales representative for.- Mercury, tilt trailer, comp^lete space, rear entrance recenUy en rooms, built-in oven and range, residential and trim Jobs. Work local shop. This position offers 87 pc dinette utilities. Coventi7 , PI 2-7811. Isigs living room witb Brsplacc, Ellia CaaOelU late of Mancheeter, In The ^ st card today has become praikical; . the .Manchester, area. Excellent; ®*‘*- excellent formal dtaung room, family ai BOLTON—6 room ranch, acre closed. Owmer, MI 9-3881. aluminum storms and screens, said Dletrict deceased. f o r d 1962 con ve^ le Galaxie .100. nri r i -r v ic r

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X- ■7: o A i U K iJA J UL X '7, .t'A iiU } iliiXil -/ ^ •'X/ iUanclif^iBtrr H ir r a lii 2. Sou^Wtti^ot About Town ^'ire B um s Heard Along Main Street m i w 8 ZBA Grants ' Mra. W^Ukin. Moore, 11 Battieta ind on Some &f, MatucheBter^M Side StreeUyToo Tobacco Net ltd,, win M hoateaa tomorow from 3 to 5 p. m. at the Luta Jimior tobacco netting 'fire which -Four Appeals Muaeiim. officials believe was caused by a cigarette thrown from m I Four appeals wep^ grantod- W Zlaughtera o f'lib e r ty No,. 17, parked car last night burned out I the zoning board q^^ymala Tburs- tXlLJ, will meet at St. Mary’s about half acre of the mesh net- Church to’tndrrow at 9:45 a. m. to wgrk at 20 Burnham S t on prop­ ^^DeSr^c? Qteito C».,"of Ate. 8, attend the 10 a. m. service in a erty of the Hartman Tobacco Co. Irequested a variance to allow e r ^ , group. . . A tobacco company spokesman tion of' a m at. on the roof of tto said he'could not detennme .the '^th* sl^ to be 4 by 3* Prances Herron Council Pyth­ amount of damage that mayN^ve toqdest was granted « ian Sunshine Girls, wlU meet Mon­ been inflicted upon the y ^ iOn that the sign be tt a day at 6:30 p. m. at the home of plants. • X _^_jooal Church Mrs. Jane Smith, 300 Main. St., for Eighth District firemen were F im a picnic. Members of the Pythian called out at 9:40 after an uni­ |’^*MainlM.K reqlieSid a v aH ^ e Sisters and Knight of Pythlas.^are dentified woman passerby saw the to allow construction of an addi- Invited. blase and called in the alarm. .To­ ition on the present chapel eloaw bacco workers in the area con­ to the property lines than perimt- tod. The request was Andeilion-Shea auxiliary, VP’W, tained the fire by pulling the burn­ Anthony J. Marino of 9M SulUvaa will have a picnic Tuesday at 6:30 ing netting from the poles before Ave.. requested a varlanoe to al­ p. m. af>'the post home. Reserva­ firefi^ters arrived. low construction of a carport and tions will close Monthly night and The fire was the second reported tool ihod cloior to theMddlno tlioa if' may be made by calling Mrs. Ray­ this year to tobacco netting. Two permitted,, and an sxcepUm to mond Hagmow, 381 Woodland St., weeks ago, a similar blaze burned Slow construction of an adUtlon to or Mrs. George Ecabeit, 26 Foster out some netting at Hlllstown Rd. a dwelling in '% CX zone. The a l ^ M. St. Mrs. Mary LeDuc is chairman and Wetherell St. Une variance Was granted on the of the program. Town Hose Co. No. 1 yesterday grounds that a Tiapdship wan jaftemoon answered-a'4:40 o'clock shown. - ' _ , Second Lt. William J. MacArdle, call to quell a minor grass fire at Stanley Waldron of Oark St^ re­ U. S. Marine Corps, son of Mr. and Park and Walnut SU. The fire was quest^ a variance to allow a sin­ Mrs. Herbert A. MacArdle, 224 of tmdetermlned origin. gle lot with XOO' frontage. The Porter St., graduated recently board granted the variance tor a Nc from a 26-week officers basic 1 lot with XOO ft. frontage and X90 ft. NB depth, because to deny the course at Marine Corps Schools, Police Investigate and Lane Quantico, Va. The course is attend­ quest would be an inequity she p ed by newly commissioned Marine create.* bardAlp, Two Minor Crashes To Talk Jualog High it tiM Corps officers and officers from al­ The board of educatlofn beard “W lied countries. think Czeslaw MadraK, 23, of Stoning- a report Thursday evening' from lookir I\ ton St., Hartford, last evening was Its committee invesUgstbig the Pol The budget committee of the possibility of a Junior high schooL Kiwanis Club will meet Tuesday at charged with failure to grant the leidilr right of way and will be present­ Serving on the committee are Pull ’1:30 a.m. at the Manchester Coun­ Cortland Cray, manager of the Gmnd-Way camera Walter Morse and Mre. Laura try Club before the regular meet­ ed in Circuit Ck)urt 12, in Man­ of firm's baby photo contest held from May 7-thr— ------. . . -a Phil chester, on July 30. K»tz. V . / and U ing at 12 noon. W. Godfrey Gourley Mrs. Joan QUaile of Ekust Hartford, a first place prize a completo movie outfit; Jo^a* Hi Hie' report, as presented to the . will preside. The arrest followed police in­ of 493 Hilliard St., who won an automatic camera; and.h&s. ITrancea Blaney of Berkeley they 1 board for study, la in three parte: wlggl vestigation into one of two mo­ Vernon, who placed third and won a translator radio. JudgM for the P l ^ « ® The philosoiAy of the-Junior high ’The Rotary Club of Manchester tor vehicle accidents yesterday ip some 100 amateur photographers participated, included Sylrihh Ollara, R ^ a l d P ^ , aM s^p<4 and the committee’s rec­ will , meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at which no injuries and only slight Satemls, of The Herald's photograidilc staff, and Lawrence Leonard of the M a ^ eeter M gh j ^ c c l - . "Til ommendations; a questionnaire tion,” the Manchester Country Club for motor vehicle damage were repori- staff The prize winning baby pictures will be on display In the Oqmera department In the Grand- ditfed by the committee to, the a round table discussion. There will store at thl Manchester Shopping Parkade off W. Middle through JUly X4. (HeeaM do an ed. irtntendent and principals; to pb be no dinner served. Members of Investigating Patrolman Earl T. photo,by Pinto). their reply. be’d 1 the club will meet with the Cov­ Elverett reported that the Madrak William Gruhn of the ITnl- •*Ai entry Rotary Club Wednesday at driven vehicle pulled out into Tol­ THREE PROMOTED reau of Naval We^xma la known Utree tizriee f ^ e n d u n i^ knd I ■^^nit^ot OonnecUcut and a jun- good 6:30 p.m. at the Cove on Rt. 31, land 'I7>ke., at a point just east of Three Manchester 'm «i were as the ADC-18-BNRY. The life re- totter dry atyfagth and bursty re-1 hlgn\school expert wlU speak V Coventry. Twelve Rqtary Clubs in Taylor St., and into- the path of a among those recently receiving qxiirement of the encoder's rotating to the btotd Thursday, explain- Sira > this area will be represented at the westbound car operated by Mrs. .shaft la one nUllion turns; how­ promotions in tMe casualty under- ► ^Tf meeting in commemoration of the Marie DeLusso of South St. Cov­ ever, prototype units have been girt, ' 250th anniversary ot the incorpora­ entry. Both right front fenders writing department at the Trav­ successfully tested more than five ■to ft tion, of Coventry. No tension here. Ehrerything's loose, real loose. The tran- were damaged in the collision. The elers Insurance Companies, _ at times this requirement. Abt . quilizer that relaxed the sign, but good, was the fender of a car Mad(;ak car continued on and the Hartford. ‘ X MvSd/?aI'••'Eed to attend to ask questions riiang ' that went through the front end of the Seymour Auto Parts DeLu.Ssp car was taken to' Uuce's Richard C. Mulligan, 24 Tyler SHIPMENTS STOPPED hef—H Garage' with right front fender Store on Main St. the other day. The plate «lass window took Clr. and James S. Hill; 16 Forest Hamilton Standard division of PopukuS^^^anslqn tvDe*of'edn^<^**^Wsten^^^ toome it lying down. The other plate glass window Is still up. It's got and side damage. St., were both advanced to assist­ United Aircraft Corporation have schMules Labor D6y openhigd tor hyp* ilSn*id??^to?*hoaid •Tt Notice signs all over It advertising a sale on shock absorbers. Wheee! At 3:56 o'clock yesterday after­ ant underwriter in the automobile, new storo. in Wktortliity sad Has- requested their suppliers that they ardimie and ne# wnztructlon on a ] ISZuon says- (Herald photo by Pinto). noon, a private bus operated by compensation and liability divi­ will have an inventory during the Leon A. Gondarowsld, 25, of Rock- new produce DtotHDutlng Centor womi sion, while Robert B. Brombacker, period of July X4 through July 29 which WE HAVE DAILY -ville, in attempting to avoid a col­ 25 Oakwood Rd„ was named as­ in the Regional Market In Hart-1 . regulations. As Well As Gan... could be persuaded to use the during its employes -vacation the board has~been w a^ln^fcH - Father Glynn of St. Francis of lision with a car, sideswiped a traf­ sistant imderwriter in the fidelity ford. larger, bold-face listing. SiTsur^ty dl^ii'lon. L l tor^“ m ^ W d no sWpmento ca n ^ ^ several - months, were tentatively DELIVERY TO THE Assisi Church in South Windsor fic control box at Main St., and E. approved gs corrected. One it« Explained he; The housekeepers Center St., breaking a hinge on the joined The Travelers in 1960. rweived during ^ t period. J o ^ was con-vulsed With laughter at a find it disconcerting to answer the waa included under the miscel­ box. No arrests or injuries were Mulligan was graduated from H. Spade, purchasing manager, laneous -section providtng that-stu­ luncheon meeting recently. rectory telephone and hear a re­ Marianapolis Academy and Col- has asked, that auppUm orders BQLTON He noted ruefully that St. Fran­ reported. Hospital Notes dents not be allowed to drive a: \ quest to bC connected with the gate University. He has also at- now held, or those subsequently car to school u n lm they are on cis Hospital was listed in ordinary maternity wing, or an inquiry tended the University of Conhec- negoUated with the division, tor !^ype in the telephone directory VlsitlBw hoars zie 2 to 8 p. m. I the honor roll or can sntotantlato about how the mother and baby ticut's Law School. Ho is a mem- materials requested for July de- for all arose, eizoept materiiity. s.need to drive to a ^ b tounedl- X, right after the church listing. He are doing. ber of the KnighU of Columbus livery should arrive at the plant AREA wished somehow the hospital whero they are t to 4:89 and 6:80 ately after school. Continuation ortlng the Michael Paquet, North Windham; School will , to held at 9 a.m. dur­ hospital's side of it, saying there tratlon department at Mrs. Daisy ChapmOn, 397 Summit __ing the______first______worship^ ______service____ for should be a charge., Brombacker received his degree completes his tenth year with, the St.: Mrs. Laura NetafflS, 81 Avon-|o,e m «itii'of iiity. Sundi^r'SohCKil "The hospital isn't in the p o k ­ In marine transportation from the firm, 'k / dale Rd.; WlUliun Crockett, 10 LytU be/ellmtoatod ^or the month ing lot busmesa,” he said. "Tne N. Y. State Maritime College, in ^ — T Short S t; John Fortuna, 86 Tal but Win to resumed the hospital’s busmess is taking care 1957. He is a native of New York Eugene (Gene) Johnson of 60 cott Ave., Hockvine: William Luot- \JULY EPRCIAL reek in September. There of the patient, not worrying about City, and served three years in the w . Center St., former professional jen, 96 Grand Ave., Rockville; Wil­ no adult Bible class during the -visitors.” U.S. Navy. He currently holds the baseball player and recenUy em- liam Darby, Ellington; Peter Shan- summer .months. A nursery fop "Then why,” asked the other rank of lieutenant, j.g., in the | ployed at Moriarty Bros., has nth services. Services are held at ed in the waiting room?” Agency of Home Life Insurance Sweeney, 189 Walker S t; Rlcha^ the Wapping Elementary School, FIRST TENANTS, Company of New York as a sales CLEANS AND PRESSED Miner, 11 Laurence St., Rockville; with the Rev. Walter L. Abel as "I The first tenants have moved agent, Daniel M. Mosler, Hartford Leah Ruth RobinsonT Stofford pastor, \ Into the'new Colonial Manor manager, announced. Johnson will .■tuc! REG. $1.50 Seaport Concert Springs; Elisabeth GcMn, Colches­ »ny ’ A-partments off Spruce St., East­ work in life, group. and -business ter; Conrad McCuiyy, 51 N. Elm Manchester Evening HeraM N O W O N L Y ,\ ern Coast Enterprises, developers, 0 1 * 1 .2 5 / Set at Wharfside insurance through.. the f 1 r'm’S S t; Mrs. Nina Armstrong, 57 Flor [Sooth Windsor correapoadent - St announced today. "Planned Elatate” concept ence S t; Linda L^u Merritt Col­ Lours Kata, telephone Mitchell t>is» Mr. and Mrs. Thadeus Kublak umbia; A rthur/ Vlterito, 118 It; 4-1788. phyi Perhaps the most unusual stage and their two children, have mov­ MANGHESriER DRY GLEAMMI setting ever afforded a pop aym- Barclay Robinson o t Avon, -vice Elm S t; MUton Quay Jr., Chwlln; -wori 93 W El^B ST— BII 3-7254 ed from Clifton, N. J., into their chairman of the Hartford Na­ Henry Olin, Amston; Mrs. Enim- •lao phony concert has been set up at Photo R«ll*z new home yesterday. Kublak is an X^iiuc for the appearance of Mrs. James NoMe Bartoro tional Bank & Trust Co. and head both Whit ly, Harjdam. engineer and works in East ^art- of its Trust Division, has retired Skltoh Henderson and the Hart­ ford. The couple ani the first to BIRTHg*YESTERDAY: A son to OPEN ALL DAY ford SihQxic'' Symphony perform­ from the bank and Is returning to Mr. and Mra. Ottavia Clarialo, 446 ance at Jostle Seaport tonight Ouls'un^^ronska Jweq Ioc'v 24-unit, 1 toe practice of law in Ute Hart- W. Middle T7>ke.; a d a i^ te r to Chrisune narpiuxa 000 apartments.nartments justlust two months | .ford__ . firm ...of _ Robinson,______Robinson ftm !SUNDAY Seat>ort carpenters and riggers Noble Barbero, both of Manches­ affter the, initial ground breaking. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiDlo, East have constructed a sounding ter, was solemnized Saturday, June Cole. Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mn. PINE PHARMACY board, designed by Henry Darbee, 30 at the Church of the Assump­ NOBDEN GETS CONTRACT Hooks Johnston, Glastonbury; a Hartford architect, to look like t tion. The Navy's Bureau of ^avall Robert A. MacDonald of Laurel daughter to Mr. and Mra. - Westell 664 CENTER ST.—MI 9-9814 sprltaaU. The 34 by 20 foot atruc The bride is the daughter of Mr. Weapons has ordered 1,003 ahaft Rd., South Windsor, of PillSbury Maynard, 41 B. Middle Tpke. ’ tore will be mounted under the and Mrs. MitchellMUMeu aA.. i Karpuska,^ uskb. 61ox encoders from United Air- Mills, Inc., will join some 200 rep­ BnVTHS TODAY: A daughter to bow of the CihaTlea W. Morgan, (^ t w o o d ]^ . Tlie brid ^ oom Jjsjp Corporation’s Norden divi­ resentatives of Coonecticut. ibak­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald WbFta, 365 7 last of the wooden whalers, a fea­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. sion for use in the Polaris missile eries and bakery supply flrmli'at­ Center S t; a daughter to Mr. and tured exhibit at the Seaport. Bartoro, 14 Carol Dr. program. tending ihe summer meeting of Mra. Lewis Strong. 48 Mountain A platform 40 by 20 feet on The Rev; Joroph E. Farrell, pas­ 'The encoders will feed informa­ the Cmmectieut Bakers Associa­ St,' Rockville. '■ . two levels .wlU serve as a stage tor of the Church of the Assump­ tion into computers which will be tion, Inc., Monday, at Banner DISCffiAROED YESTERDAY: WHEEI WATER’S for the mualclans. Whale olL and tion, performed the single ring used in connection with the mis­ Lodge, Muodus. Michael Conlomto, 147 HMgertqn cargo barrels, with packing Icasea ceremony. Paul CMetelat was or­ siles’ firing mechanism. S t; M n. Katherine G e i^ , .Bast BQt-H OT..).ASO will be placed on either aide to ganist Bouquets of white carna­ More than 60 types shaft po-| Wrapping paper soon will M Hartyonl; M i».'3 »W f^ 'J o to so * i, give.^4 be appearance of a loaded tions were placed on thq tUtar. sition encoders are manufactured |madelade oof f wheat, V■ states Internation Columbia; M n. tSok. DoCk- j T r e RS’s a l o t i whMf Hn a ‘ busy seaport water­ The bride, given in marriage by by Norden, They have a wide va- al Management.' MoGraw. - Hill srel Rd., Vernon; Richahg-Rdipahl, her father, wore a ' street-length riety of applications by the mill-1 pitollcation. The hew paper, using 9 1 Walker* S t ; MIsa Jdak (•Rider, front. 218 Woodbridge S t; M n. Rita The Morgan will be floodlighted dress of white pique with toll- taiy, industry, universities, and 20 per cent to 40 per cent wheat Now! For onlj n to complete the picture. Special shaped aklrt. Her head-bow was teriinical groups and associations I bran or whole wheal,, riiows nine Benito wad daughter, fit J Metfield sound equipment Is also being in­ trimmed with a circular,face veil, in converting shaft rotation Into] times the wet strength, almost Dr. „ ■ day fog fuel...hot water stalled to carry the music to the and she carried a white orchid with electrical signals wht<* follow entire area in front of the setting streamers on a white prayer book. numerical sequence capable of be­ log all—all the Umel where 2,000 seaU wUl to arranged Miss Barbara Bartoro -pf Man- ing fed into digital converters, for the' audience. chqater, a s i ^ r of the bridegroom, The encoder ordered by the Bu- TEL. I f yon Uva in a typioal hoaoek THE SALVATION ARMY was maid of honor. She wore ~ .TEL. The performance is ek'pected to Ml 3-0081 [HELLO t h e r e RD tfta ti - yon could cosily run cot c f ho8 start at 8:30 tonight. In case of street-length, sleeveless dress ptok voile with, flitted bodice an( water aeveral timea a week. rain, the postponement date wlU to full skirt, and carried a bouquet of Now you otxn Aoea oil the hft -SUNDAY SCHOOL- tomorrow at the same time. white carnations and pink roses. GORDON PfZZft-iRAY'S ANNIVERSAkY wottr you met at Ume far Mrs. Kkrpuska wore a pink aaty ttoy- Think of it— ‘ linen sheath with matching ac­ c l e a n e r s UROi rozA --s mM$ wrfy 9J4f* a «iayl ’ ^irea Roads Slated cessories and a corsage Of pink and LAUNDERETTE n ao SKClAt $2.M ' Yes. thanka to Mobilhaatu; O iseew and white carnations. The bride­ and an oil-fired hot watorbsatoe 381 EAST CENTER ST. SATURDAY ONLY DUBINO THE B80NTH OF JULY . tcM AM. 661 3IAIN 8I'nii' For Surface Care groom's mother wore a shocking o f oorredt capacity—yputfiuaar pink sheath with matching ac­ iLO OBlNDEBS^tm. can take cam of oil ni^-waUiiag cessories and -a corsage of pink MOUTH WATBRINO COI state miaintalned roads sched­ ClotliM Woshod, Drind, TRY OUR HOT OVBN MBAi^^J^O R SAtSAOB paete at ooe time. and white roses. uled for bituminqs treatment dur­ A reception for about 40 mem­ |dom can do the &m0y waa^ ing next week have been announced FoMnd—Spoclol GIVB 'y OUR FAMILY A TREAT AEffi bers of the immediate families CALL PEEZA-BAYTIr-ia* SFRUCBOT. 8 U can do...... the dishMNaatttawma at by the State Highway Department was held at Matareae (jircle, Ber­ t ^ Junior takes his bath, o a i They ihclude in South Windsor, lin ,Tpke., Berlin. Ev>r a motor c l b . yest enjoy a ahower. about 3.7 miles of Rt. 194 from old 8 C dl Now! - trip to Jug End Barn; 'Sheffield, Don’t delay—phone ua today. R t 5 east to Rt. 30; in Ellington, Mass., Mrs. Bartoro'wore an eye­ Get ^hir Summer 1.2 miles of Crystal Lake Rd. from 1-Day Swrvlen Find out howeaay it isto sw itA let sheath with white accessories to a MobOhaat-firedwatar bsato Rt. 83 east; in Somers, 1.3 miles of and a White ’orchid. The couple PLU R t 83 from a point a mUe south will live at 61 Ch-estwood Dr: SPECIALS ON, of Ht. 20 to the Ellington line, and Mrs. Bartoro. is a 1960 grad­ Wstor tafifttfini ^ about 2.6 miles of Turnpike Rd. uate of Manchester High School, CUSTOM MAG^l from R t 190 to Rt. 83; to Ettington and will enter the junior class at HnmUififini and Stafford, 3.9 miles of Rt. 30 S t Joseph’s College, West' Hart­ RUG and AWNINGS. from R t 190 to the Elltagton-Tol- ford. Mr. 'Bartoro is a 1960 g i^ -i Dehiiiiiidifiers land town line. uate of-.Ifdancheater High Sriiool, UR OONDmOlilNI, Look—‘16 Colors To and will to a member of the jun­ O'PHOLSTERY Alty Clefiiicia Choose From! Train Derailed ior class at the University of Con­ W E « I V E StfC necticut. He la a member of Chi SdiBt Pomps «ltEEN STAMPS WEST WnJUNG'TON (AP)— 'hi„ fraternity and is enrolled in CLEANING Also Special Prices On A , central .Vermont Railway hb Marine Corps Oftloer’a Can- Wfllsr PoRii M WILLIAMS Combination Doors ’n fre i^ t car loaded with 00 tons of te School program at the uni­ TEL. Ml T-1752 Windows!.. m v e l left the traolu near here ty. , Water Codeis Uwt night- tying up rail traffic OIL SERVICE, Inc. T for six hours. North MetIwdiBt Cfanroh M l 3 -5 7 4 7 Water Softeners Estimates' "n iqsixth...... car of the train lost a, 800 Paricer S t Easy; Terms! WhMl^bout a half mile south o t the Rav. H, Oogodd -Bennett, Zone Cpntnd b r o t h er s ' Route 44 grade croesing. X M lala^ Cameras OBNBRAL BUDOTMO ORALBRS The . Central Vermont serves Bath Roomfi if 3 ? i 5 1 3 5 ptdnta' between New London and 0:80 a. m.,'Family Worahlp. Ser-1 K (.iti'-’U m i» --T White River JUncUon,! V t It is a seriea: “HUltopa of__Hopi5” ,| BILL TUNSKY \V.- CiL'- l.f -II SI-i/n[>-< N H v 3 l i C m m p S f . Ml 9-9095 > oilbaidiary of the Canadian Nation­ plu chUdren’a JiMOiMfO' 'N on a^ J MEl al Railwaya. o f prf-ochool ebUdraa. I T T •I Xv- J.' Mala Iburs-

, or ftta. S. allow arec- root 01 ttf be 4 by ^ tfrantad OB rign ba oT '• \ goal Church a vaHaacO of an addl* J|ULY4^tlini JULY U liapel ckMar han pormtt- Week] iianrtotl^ OiuLNtteUli-O-IS-M M M M ' rrantod, MO Sullivan lanoa to al- vuNso BVBay w cnt- HUOTS W P tn V B a ■. V. OtpUNOON • Oft. Iato> caiport «nd IT ■iddinathan icepUOn to a addition to I Com ings | le. Tha aido> Movies, TV inted on tba MOONSAMD tOBSIMtr MI6III0VBI rdahip Wtm l|ie manners of the Bose inales ‘ Abbe Lane to W i^ le acquire a continental polish Wito CBS-TV \ 3ark St.^ ra> the visit froto m French youth on allow a ain- "Room for One More" July 7 On ntofo. Tha By DICK KLEINEB ABC-TV. lanca tor a Enterprise Asm ----: ' ;a and 190 ft. Kewia p a ^ Marshal Dan Troop doses up the any the' re* ' iraRI' town to end a bab^faoed killer’s Mqui^ and Lane echoes an old complaint, but reign of terror on “Lawman” on abe probably has more ' right to ABC-TV July 8. HUh it‘ than moat. \ , ■ ■ I fs nation heard “Why do they automaticany Cheyenne discovers an oM Civil veninc' from think that anyone who is gooa* W ar grudge is behind expkMiona (tigatmg tha tooking'ls atupid*“ she asks. and a bank robbery in his town on Point l~M iaaif .Lane is good' “Cheyenne” ia tbe July 9 episode high achooL leiricing. ' nmittee ara on niC-'TV. Point 2—Afiaa L,ane is not stupid, Mra. Laura PMnt 3— On American television Tota Lopaka faces danger aa he and in American movies, about ^ leiited to tha , they let'.her do is atand there and inveatlgatoa bribery c h 'a r g c three parta: w i^de -a bit and sing a bit and against the prosecutor in the July r-Junior high w lttle some more. II adventure on "Hawaiian Eye" mittee’a rec- . "They think Tm perpetual mo* on ABC-TV. queationnaira tioit," she aaya. <*They neveniet me mittee to the do anything except be sexy. I had Sheriff Pat Garrett (Barry SulU- principala; to plead with Ed SUIlivan b^ore van). is faced with a difficult de- he’d let me abig a ballad. J M e LsAe Clslbn in the ”St. Louis Woman’ : of the Uni* episode of "Tbe TaU Man" Satur­ “And they won't let me do a “I’m really tired,” says the love­ It and a Jun* I movie here. In Italy, I ’ve done day, July 7 (NBC-TV, 8:80 p. m. ly star of Richard Rodgers’ hit„ H35t ; a repeat of Jan. 20. 1902), -t, will apeak lople like Vittorio di "No Strings.” "I find that talking lay, explain* He. falls in love with a widow and Walter Chiari. oo atoge talces^-more out of my Junior higha, ^If I wasn't a normal healUy whom he befrienda while she votce'than singing. 1 can do a 50- awaiU the arrival of the man she . Thla will be glH, the whole thing would make' mlnute nightclub turn, of solid at Wimping aae frustrated.’* siqging without any trouble — my has agreed to marry. As a man of he public la Abbe toys she's nianaged to voice is trained to sing —■ but hav­ honor, the sheriff must decide if uk queationa change aonta, people's minda About ing to tolk at the top of my lU n ^ he can Mk her to break her en­ laaion on thia her—especlalty the minds pf the tlMt hurta my voice. I have to take gagement. * ayatem. women in her audiences. easy for about an hour before li^ the board **Hiey used to hate n ^ ’’ she low Ume, or I’ll get larynglUs.” A too-clever criminal, Sordo (Robert Vaughn), keapa poHcfc ’ Street Ele- toys. *T remember once /seeing a Mias. (Carroll’s feeling is that itlon.^' woman hold a napkin ovw her hus* busy with telephone threats whUe she' hais to take care of herself— he tiiimels - beneath a hank vault ana onx^ioh band’a'eyes while I was perform­ as she sayA "tha talent I have is workin^v fw containing more than 81.000,000 ing;. But I decided to do something something that was ^ given to me In "The HebWer” on NBC-TVs >a tentatively about Uiat. 1 worked ^ it. I keiA and the least I can do ia take care ed. One it ^ fuU-hour "87th Precinct” Monday, my- wiggling to a ninlmum. I of it. including the package it July 9 (9 pjn. EOT.; Rbpeat of the mlBcel'^. comes in:” ding that-atu* \ Dec. 318, 1981). < Now that she has arrived as a I to drive a •’ V, top star of the musical stage, ahe A nephew plots the murder of I .they au« on one more ambition. She wants i anbatantlato his rich, eccentric uncle through I'tob fanmedt* to become what she calls “a prop­ ah ability to regress in time, in onuauation o i erty." “(tousin Tundifer,” sUrring Ed-, sjMndNm the “A property,^’ ahk says, ” is ward Andrews, Sup Ane Langdon, idng habltk someone 4^hose name guaran' Vaughn Taylor and Howsud Mc- Bh Kotea tees them .employment.' I think Near, on NBC-TV’s ’Thriller” eran Chureji .thsit being the star of a Richard Monday, July 9 (10-11 p.m. BDT. imer achedule Rodgers show should make m4 a Repeat of Feb. 19. 1962.) Boris property but I’m hot sure. Karloff is host of the series, which There will be Guest star Rod Cameron por- ha stars in ,ent of Dccisioa" a during the ends with this program. Because of my color, perhaps traya a former convict who asks on Alcoa p iere’s summer pito Auguat The not.. We shall see. July 10. from 10-11 Jamie Cobum (Dean Jones), Slim Sherman (John Smith) to gram Tueail I. and the aec* "What I want out of life,’’ ahe p.m. N YT r ABC-TV. ■ i a.m. Sunday top-gun tor killer Birch M oinn, help him recover stpis" money in says, "is Just Some siablllt)^ surrenders to Jim HariMe (Dale at 9 a.m. dur- That’s,especlaliy true now that 1 hope-of clpiiring his name, in ‘The RaymonO Maaaey, Whitney/ Robertson) tor the reward offered ip aervice for am a mother. .(She has, a 30- Last Journey^ on “LAramiei” Blaka ana David Janssan aUr Sunday School month-old daughter.) Ideally, I’d for Inforination leading to cap- NBC-TV toU*bour color sartali, "Two (tounts of Murder,” • ...... tMin Carroll tore of any of Morgan’s men. In !or the month like to do about eight weeks of Tuesday, July JO (7:80-8:80 >.m. peat drama about a murder « reaumed the changed my material. Now I can singing in good nightclubs a year, "A Kining in Calico” bn NBC- BDT; Repeat of Oct. 81, 1961). results frpna political corrupfiafv ember. There tell by their reaction that the a Broadway show perhaps every TV’s ’Tales of Wells Fargo” color on ^BCe'irV’a "Kraft le claaa during ttonien' like me. other year, a few films and tele­ aerlea Saturday, July 7 (7:80-8:80 Thratre” ' Wednesday, July 11. Fred Astaire makes a rare ap- A nuraery toy ' Mito Lane has added the. IV ist vision in between. But I don’t p.m. BDT; Repeat of Dec. 18, (^10 p.m. BDT). psarance in television drama- when conducted a( to her repertoire (the men like thia know if thAt can be done.” 1961). ;ea are held at too) and she does it to a-Latin / Nick MICK CainGain (Marktm ara «ch m AB > ntary School, tempo. ■ Yonila for help from WaAUigton to er L. Abel aa . " I do the Twiat," ahe says, "so prev ^ ^ 10 round middleweight nte^. phyalctoly much more tiring'than ahatlem and later )ie, ia found 10 (10 p. m. a repeat e* t'aadlrpia ...•■«*■(' •• slain. (R) Madison Square Oarde wortcing in a' nightdiib. And it’s U:K »■■■■. It IT K* 1 ■min. _ w— to lt:W cameo Theater S Dec. 12 1961). m e n Cortner con­ HcUjrwMS'a Boat > Tales Of Wtflla Fanro,^ - « . ■ St Also harder on her voice. Blae AuRela 5 (Color)—"A lS:toMake That B M f» to tinues to deal/wlth the hoodlums Tha Bis Mrlsre *S A klller'a benclunhn tnriur trauoi li:t * Sainrdar_ HIgifct Bepsi to get reward money. (R», Satarday Hftbt News/A Weather hi^.wlfe (Clbm Leachman) makee It.M CanUnala (doit- Calvin Aad Tha S <„ to ,,g_ man a lieaperate jnove to bring him to hlclti'adcr). ^ After the Colonel .and C a(vln t ^ flirtnlr*. f 11 :SS.HsUywood’s Finest Ills senses. liM AFD Ifa. S'. „ » on with a demolition crew, the U lU Cartaln Tims Tea Pia Tima **. (^>lonel thinks he'a found a aukdt "Lone Star”. . Cij Gable. WrealllM . a way to money. (B). Gardner Cmpt I ^ k e {Tefenee Morgan) 1:W Beach jfidera * ■ :M Booaa Fer.Oao Moae ..•t.to, to U(1S Sat. SmotaenW ’ „ „ , ■ sets sail ^ n The 'Golden Hind to *i»e Bis Three Thealar ■ * "BonJour,. Rose Family. Oeorge "The Brave RUllo". Mel Ferrer, rescue w FortOgueae hero held by t M A C Y ■"Last of lha Conianches'. Hrod- Rose and son Jeff aCQuIro a con- ^nmony Gui' ,-*M I 9-M14 erich Crawford. Bartara; Ha •->' Unental polish alter a vtWt from ____Shew thp Spm larw and dtacovers that ^ t d m k •Taraan s Savage Fur>'. . j Lex a young French vlaltdr. ), "The Good Margaret Sul- the n m doesn’t want to )k free^ Barker. Dor6lhy Hart ' Salmriytioa Televtatto ; IS liven. Jim s movis » in "Tm Bridge,” a drama on KBO- ELECTRONICS Btralihtaway : , ■ • ttto Defeaders • . ■ ^ 8 exrixona". ^iltiam tfhldea; TV‘o/"Slr Francis Drake”. eerle» Bataifay Afteraeaa Movie 1* Lawrence Preaton’a ^ Pfol^hMial . Arthur. "The Exile". Douglas F)airbanha career la *" Jeopardy wlwn a Been Suniuiy,.july 8 (8:30 p.m. EDT).i LABORATORIES "Last of the Redmen . Jon Han man charges him artth trying to 1;1S Ban T h t^ aad Skills , to force a witness'lo Me. (B)., 1;U News ■ Baaaeal Theater ,5^' The TaB Man' ' W Iito'Baaebalt . ■ A widow falls In loye with Fal r A T E R * S 2 7 7 BROAD Chicago White Sox Va JBera OhrreU after ooming to Llnroln Yatikeea va Mlnnt » la ^ to marry one *< Fat's •' best r . l A N D 4:M iBleraattenal Bhewtlaie ' W friends. . 9aec„at,the Warii > 4,* to Lwsvo M To toavar . % to m ALOTI i:N Jaagte Jim er decides to play in the Cerfewes ■ ^ car-whilecar -while hUhis parents pai are ! How f6 cirt oil bills ]lMYt« At I . .. ar away_ ,y and acclde«ally reir •The Maiteoo.Foicoo" Humphrey , the Make. MI 9-2*71 , b M o tm e a a a w B o n d s WEEKDAVS 8 A.M. to 8 PJI.—■UNDA'SS > ^ . CRACKED ICEBLOCK ICE — CUEBB J te C Oreem BSnaape—24 Hear Beseli hia bath, an »M N. 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Sm ith Go m to Washing* Blek Powril’s s%ht-year-old so% w / Ion,” the new series tt % f|{!tla*■*! er. (B ). 1962). aoood fame w ill ahow up in the role SiW BaliMte Bwud hitarvlewa Spd new, seriea "Trm ttSS Sir PrsMis Draka , AA, » . ’B SiW n «ir ie * ie _ Me In America'a ptaaremonda "Tbe Bridge.” Drake seta out to iraradaum t t SAATka I Of a Southern senator. StU BeenalmH 4:tS Xm e* sad Aaawaip ' .W T:M o r Seiaesp aad Seisatk O f L o n e ly Doto/Btiva Ben WlUki B tii Tkc UerMOiM Quest,' Dtsn Rusk, tTK- ■ alaa^i (Telly BavoloS) fsUs In lovo With n * shMv ' Stsie, talks about his ' ■st^ ssi KtriSI B. «. H > 1=U ^ ^ V A k T le e s ttB e e sriaKTiUtt, ^ S M te hseat fits i Bea Benaderst, the voice of tour in an iatondaw "Johnny XVMKiM.” Cowardly hers, ?!SR^4kata- *•*^•5 NonnA Wheeler (Pat Crowley), oa Betty Rubble on "The Plintstones,** geall. ABC Nawa Dl| uses ms brother’s gunslinger B * s ^ Maws A Waattsr ia git aa a attractive , prisoner he is eseortlnk \ luui been signed for a lead role in StfS P e r n STts . respondent. to tbe state penitentiary, ia the ' nis u n * ule . s. y ' Tka vaa vanasaa* Cfcrtatapbara ip A ia ‘ttliv lrtra IS "Beverly HillbUlies,” which wiU Ssena Hceit ------* M pBride* » ^ ^ ' * ’ lM dlng Your Son.’* )lS ^EtiSTmiandp ■sv.^sweal flaws a “B so^ ” on episode of "Robert s ta r Buddy BOisen o ver C B 8*TV . S:U n * OurlatmlMn _ ^•sriisd? Wealthy father Is rehietaot to ao- sad Wasiksg M . t t 9Aa 1 Thyknr'a Detebtlvee" Friday, July •xSS Om. W« lata Tamanaw .otgL tbe fact that tats teen-aged ■ppirts is Odyaawr SI n k a te taUks a a B b eo4 13 (8:30-9:30 p.m . BDT. Hqisat of The program was conceived iutd Mew* MO. has been n i a ^ on probaOoa lm9SSSSmrnaa T ill Baekatass •. m h itoM aK an w ill be produced by Paul Hehnihg Bwir Of St. rnuMis ^ r t * View /■ after s Joy-rldhig escapade. . Sparta Oims ig W Dec. 15. 1961). Yheir relstionaalp who had a lucrative four-yeu' run Ond Beberte ntvealkatusk I f . i f *' Sh*w J KeWB Gi seems futile until a train wreck with hie Bob Cummings Show. U :W tsa*i Vat*. Mr r**t Wide Waiil Of Sl . .. / (Color) vDsy of The Dragon.” " Bspipi t Bsaas littWyaMBoip S provides WlUls wlUtam opportunity Reir lU* ■erie* wtUi Dr/ Oeorv* Le Hans a< hour Qrand Prix Little Joe wma tbs pretty slave flaatpta Kgagnma f aiaarii SA IS 't f iS ^ k a m . j^tE era. "jU i Ancient. Wltnem.' at Lo Mana. France. Boat, girl o f a Chinese genera] In a t iU d A m s Piaha Skew (Color). An aiPOoavM oska SUia to sacrifice his iatem ty for Nor­ Bob Newbart may he back on Second of 'a eieriee jtroducM in Mcttey wiS raleinr driver poker game. (R).-' to kelp recover atolea jneasy a* ars aaekkig tka fcresklbrensk to mals love. \ . Borland, deUneete*. the ancient Rill. Also the C«mdgie Hunt t:M Wb* la Ike WsrM t clear hla noma. Gt). TV next fall if he and H t x : and a Human interest series. Starring Spteici atartkML pareant^ of . Her) questions their poesesskm ef U;M Thi* 1* The Aaawer Wall./alter __ ~ jr .. canunenm- U iW UasT WMlSHMd BadsS N a . 1 fMT Flsftnm flsBm gr Christlae Laraon. Bentley Gregg spaada tbe olglM ts atoioi menay. in "Tbs Sistsn" on Oman was the first; Irving Beifin, tiiSk Vp Aad Uv* 8. 4 tor*. . _____^ - To ftirnG**. Bg i%g ^ time slot... "The Cheyenne Show” U iW Oaasata Thraa creation of the days when Amen- UtW Saaday Nawa Hpsidal Bated Meu Ite r Beeed Uige Ooiieiak ^ ^ • • f t a te *w 3 ^ IM otC X|4g. efforts to refine the girts are nul­ flocked” ■ " to City ^of News M. Bated Ne. 1 far T m rU M V tf S. tt. I lified when Foreman meets their tenewed fOr its eighth season. UtM Un^fNLta * ” * SBiWBWi S Z S l S f f i S M wWHWRH K j S t e SA SB U as taarta View ht Waller Cronkite, reports. Mgws and WsSthw t THE NATION'S Yaar Ptyst Imaresstau father, tuthieee ■outlaw Bd Durant .Th* ChlMilea’ t Maet ChoiAc the SytvBniB Sabur- TVkgedy resuUs when a osnrivsl HAS taalgkt Jke^tCT Robert Vaughn, who has been, Weatara jraSsWree *1 Daasar U S ' Jaaa Wrmtm. mam S, ahowmas hires a moekey that (Jad^a Ooogan). doing idiaraoter roles in Such pro­ n > U S ir SUM Shaw <:W M Ia*er BS S Faatasy Playbams M N a T PORTABLE buite acsinst say «ther UiM All Star Baseball PrwGaas ■Ikemea of peopla. (R>. UtM K m aS^ltaSai U;M The Neelear Ace U tM Saaday NigM Mavis t l tSiM ttaanagS a f Dr, KUdara (Richard'Chamber- grams as "Laiwtnaa,” has won the |«*ri*h Newa a TIaar* y Wlihur and Roger wind np sleep- 19” fortaUd TV. _____ far TimirViW ' Iks M^ Squ5 ItW Maws- / hiK In the stable because of a dl»- “Ktag takers.” u:«t8:;£3'iSsSiv ; Hathaway B "Slightly Honorable. Broderick Btchaock Presents" Tnssdqy. Didt Tone) praporae to msn^ n Amerieaas At Wask . Crawford. Pat O'Brien. EUCntONICS 10 (8:80 pju. BDT. Repeat of U :M Acaaat - Bastaa Blaekle IS. n Msvia t a IMe ^^|0napfca kioni girt (Cardins .Kaorney) Brett Halsey, who co-stars In Bailder's Shawaaa* ^^K r»^u eeU s F ill.’ ’ Ranch own- "Lost In A Harum” , Abbott A LAtORATOtlES I Coming Show 9 |24. i s n ) . TTagody strilMa .... who leads a double life, .in the WarM o r aiaala - Coatellp. _ Aelisa Maws oamival wiien the "monkey’ar’ tfua "Follow the. Sun.” says that his Araaad Tawa hires Bart to chaperone three 277 BBOAD W . F llsi “Dr. KUdara" epUode, "Tbe Lone­ mail order brides tor his three Lata Shaw St liM Midday Mavis identity ia revealed. ly Ones,’/ Tliaraday. July 12 on first movie lead was opposite Alice Dawa MH* laathat* > sons. (R>. "Bing Of Fear.” Pat O'Brien, "Tlie HorssmsstsrA** on odvan- Kelly who retired immediately lt:U ladaatrv Oa Panda Mickey Splllane. Ml f "1124 It ie Gala M a n Miapr NBC-TV (8:80-9:30 p.m. BDT. Paaale la Tha MeVrt T:SS Lasale S lt:SS Preview dt AsnUWaiUmiM tors story in two foOl-hour ports thereafter. But, he muses, it Was U it* We R -llevf . When a truckload of sheep STANEK Put- Jacobaaon, ritalmiaa o f tbe Repeat of Nov. 9, 1961). KUdara It iM Maws sad Weather t BIHs dJMwers purely coincidental. Kavy -P lla i < — escape, Timmy and Lassie round U iH Mtomenl Of XadltatlsB t SiM Paasward about a graug) of tsen sgena ot- board and managing dbector of raaHses the girl needs medical FraaHeis Of Ps . up ml but a small Mapk lamb Say in Oaert tbe Intmteattoaial MbnstAiy »n ad, hete deeperotely, but coiinot od- FaMi Fw TSi~ which the driver of truck, from •lie Haas* Party tendlDF 'BB Ibq^lsh rldbig acade­ Sheila James, regularly featured' U :U H a rry____ -News which Iambs escaped^ says Ttro- Savea KM'S win be lntenrtewmi ew “Meet the inlt this to her fiance. my may keep It be finds It. (B ). Hasen . (Shirl^ Booth) ms- my, will bs broodoost la color on as Ztfda Gilroy on "Dobie Gillis," ItW Year OoaiB WE GUARANTEE TO • ittT k s Bdga Of MigM Prassr/Snnday, Jnjy K Bta and All Ameri( Waata To Kssw' neuvsn Ginorgs Baxter (I ^ De Oaaei A Day NBC-TVs “Walt Dittiey's Won- eoler on NBC-TF nt 7 pjtt. Robots made to look and reedved her Bachelor of Arts de­ Pllni ‘ t Sb Press n. W Fore) into sending the fam ily pet, • lie T * TTaB Ybs Tvulk gree from the University of Call- ' Mew Barkaas t t .r ) Guest;. Per Jscobson, d e rfiil W o rld o f Oolmr” Sundays, eoacUy like the King and rmsn of the Bosrd and man-, Smiley, to dog amool so that the SAVE YOU MONEY! fomid at Los Angeles. WtaBlaiTPIas 4f Talas at Tka Wart I t July 8 and 15 (7:60 pj&. EDT; Bo- Little Joe Oariwrigli* (Mioha SpeU "D o u b le T ro u b le" In tb e 1:U Fealare , A ssuur Director of' the ' Intemn- pooch can compete with a neigh­ bonds ot Biggy Rat and /Itchy 1;W Percenllaa S tloniu Honetajw Fund. Oar FBBB Bsaae Heatiag Oarvey wlH teB yea M advaaee hei 4ttt Raagar Aady Skew I peat of Dot 1 and A London) wins Uw peOtfy atovo girt SaiMeripOan TMevIslaa \1S bor's talented po^e, in "Haxers mS* B a ^ F s r Daddy tt. ae l^ayod by goeot star u ss Ln) of Brother, a repeat episode on NBD- Dirk Fredsricks, announcsr on BlaT Tla TIa S WeB Flaaw SgideBB wU save! So stop bonibig ap HMae heatt d e lla rs ,. >. 4». a "Window Shopping” and a host of lMueball__ M 4tM Dslinlia Tka MenaM \s D wr Days" OH NBC-TVs "Hssel" 4:M Mows • "Hollywood: My Home Tlpwn," n Odnesegenarnl in n pokar gomOi TVs “King Leonardo and His Chtcaro White Sox va develhiid widle Dennis and his friends, are fe rie i te St% a year, eeavert fa TBMKIN! ; /< formlns a space club Hr. Wilson • Thursday, Ju ly 12 (9:80 ' Here’s BaBvwsed 'tt. 4S eomedien Ken Munrey'e home and bffpgs a anwB army ■wooing Short Sul^ts" color program other giveaway Wwws In recenb / Indiana p.m. EDT; Repeat oT Jan. 4, 1962). Mfflisa SaBar Msvl* U years, was a jackpot wirniSr him­ . Sparta Plha tS unwittingly gets locked In his movies of film stars af work end down qn the Fondoraao, in "Dow of Saturday, July 14 (10:80-11 am. it^tS Baaeball BaU Pen tS . baihroont with his hehd stuck In • 'HerHer KinuKind oiof Man”Man" Dansos Clark. ^ BDT). m Ibe “Hunter" carton, self on a network radio quis show. T : i i Baaaball 1|: t t Dennis’ Space helmet. Ot). - 4itt Ita I Tkeator ley Rom 1927 to the preeent. Win tho Dtagon” on "Bonanao." MBO- Meta va St. Louis Cafd' Walt IMsaav*s Wsadertal Warld Scout Flint HeCulloUgfa (Rob­ THF MANU"-AC "Uki K ' "Abbott ACOstello In Bollywood” -• repeated Sunday, July 8 (10-11 TV color ssriOA Snadoy, July g *iru,Fence You In" Is the Fox’s "It happened back befwe I got 4:M- Ameriesn ------Mowsstaad a. t t cry as he steals .the nation’s joUs into broadcasting,’' Dirk explain^. >;•# Bis S Theater > at Oalar _____ « . B# ert Horton) is unjustly accused of that s tops ■ pjn. BIDT) on the NBC-TV Net­ (^10 pjn. BUT): lopoot of Doe. "Drums Alonr Ih e Mohawk.” "The Horsemastera." Two part horse theft, convicted and baiUMied \i;tt Papaya Tkiatag • to ssU the bora'as fancy fencing. "The jackpot in those days didn’t adventure story about' a grottp work’s "Du Pont Show of the A 1961. Henry Fonda. Claudetle. Colbert. from the timln, because of .the BuL the Hunter finaUy g«U bis even amount to the value ot'just "Junsle Jim la The Forbidden of teen-sgers attending an Bng- Wbaelen W e*." The program area flraf ■ Land.” Johnny WMsamulIer.' Dsh riding academy. (B). machinationa of a ruthless killer broadcast Jen. 7,1962. **Hm nogansn.” on dramp man—despite himself, as umioL one of the prises given awhy op Bea Hast t . Fallow Tka San t. M. S» (p la y ed hiy gu est s ta r N ic k A dam a) Katiy"Sk*1l^^ .. . tt “ ' / - " , . *Wlndow Shopping.'. ” /' ' Mavia M " ‘Not Aunt Charlotte." Sedate li­ "A Song To RemenUMr” . Merio of Worid rn T n otarriog Riehaid ” L «s l Day* Of FompeU” . FidHon brarian Is charmed'by Hawaii and in "The Traitor" Wednesday, July Oberon. Paul Muni. A "mMiksy" th a t m akas Wldmork. Dona Aadraws and Gory. “Carnegie HsU Solutes Jack Foster, Basil BathbonS. a handsome but uaorotbodox 11 on N B C -T V # “ W agon T ra in ” Tka Adialral aad Swabky Show t t s k s td iuI o f people is hlre(|^ o s a MerriU. win bo the Jni^ 7 fiMduro Benny,” the hour tong show pro­ 1:11 Th* Christapker* _ tS young man. (R ). (7 :8 0 p.m. IQOT; rH>d*it o f l>dc. 18, Tapper a t:M Direct Uae - M. AS 8;M Bd SaSIvBa Shaw • •iM r a n a hssdUne act___ W eondval atsowman of NBC-TVs "Satnrday Night at duced by Bob Banner Aseodates, Guests/. Connie Stevens, singer 1961). WHITINGCORP. O l l f h i e A t . taaKaat v tt Loo Torbeyi>ey (Normsa , ____ Ljoyd) ds- the Moviasr (»-ll pjn. BDr). It won such viewer reception When it Now Is The Time Of Year Mastery Of Spaa* .dS SM FMx The Oa* • • itt Qalek Draw MeOraw >• ^Ite the objeotifons of M w ife dramathwo the doAtt; exploits of was fla t telecast that a tea spon­ 254IROAD STvw-TEC Ml 9-1144 U fa Ot BBey . U Csrole (Nits Telbot) tn a drama, tbe U K . Itm.vy’m nndrrwatsr dsm o- sor has bought the program for, a Your Rnlra Need ngkway Patral tt "Maria," on NBCLTVa "Alfred ntkm teams ht ttiePaeifie. - repeat showing on CBS-TV Jidy 81. Haws MONDAY T m e v is io n PROGRAM C:U Mews PROFBSIOIIML ’ Oka . A4^«iiml GGi Switiaf • ;M Momeals Of Csmfart RU8 SHAimHMNa S:M Mewieape . .w WEDNESDAY Tefe«fo/on PROGRAM Bits Vsivsnite Of ms All •iN ram \ \ / la Vour Own Home Or SAS AStbrspelssr / '.Sea BkaA. Kawlr wed moontate couple ooa TiM AmSriess Penpectivs ;U Frits Tks Oat \^W dB /£S • Mooeii^ *{{|^” f'"YAiMS oH'gtetotoodccgayogitsoAby ^ • lU Mamant at Camisrt C m "Fired WHa" nut crimes—.---- along tbcli Flcknp and Delivery Tads): Shaw ;:«C'Tsg|-B*asv . ' . ' . MANCHESTER # :tt Mewaaiaa—Belli______mewa. rw n ^ i^ New Yiortt. (R ). T :U This Onr Faith Ufa al Bll^ Sdl VaivOnltr Of Tbs Air at MAI David ^ ____ ' Wesibar ■igkwhy Patval e:M Sanuker Samaater Ckartes Blek- "Food For tea” and "Tka T:M Pareaptlas S:U'.Mews \ ' v,OLDSMOBILE^ ENTER FREE MOIMEL tSONTESTS BrlUah P reaa" Oaah and Carry Special. Be'slaeu Bepart S:U Weather 'Srwe aad Bea'rts td e ^ r a a n i is r U A I1Mawa. Waathst T k a a m 1:H Tbrre StsSiStsSse} SiM Ttma Adveatat* "T O tB OUMBMOBIUD DBAUBB" .■TaSar Shaw Maws, want t ar. Sparta Aayaxlt $A Aft Baras a Alica 'i/ Model MeiSorhig NnUonal Oen- N e w OnefaHn M odeK ag O enteet Bag. Reg. fiejM . Bseky sad Mis Frisada 7iui This Oar VkMk lA c Mawa S:W Cap • ;W Mrs Of Destiny ■ n 2 - u i i 1 :1 1 Three StoaoM •AS Baaaie aad Oei Dean JasgeF John Cnrradfaie. Jack Ls UUUM Shsw ■ AttSMewe I, S. 1:tt Baehr siSnH* Maads Stave U a a Shaw tt ' Bampsr Bsam M. Ht 7:|- “ " ■ S:W Oaptola Kaagaia* Tlaw SMITH'S Csplahi. Ksagars* tf i:lS Bi iakikrt TIats ( 0 > e iU D rW e iOnks Sbaw A S;M TraaMata OffieiaMa e;ie Tks MIMasalra > r n e w or USED CENTER{ •:tt Baa Kiehates MMrs Wai UAS Baws’.A ’ raat t ar UPHOLSTERY HsnUas SIsvt* , * •\ Jack La Leans SIS t Madltallea "Wsr Aialnst Mrs, Hgdiey” . Ysn Hamper Aaam ■IM, 1 “SINCE 1947” Johnson, BMwArd Arnold. - Caateln Kansaraa IA:e» Oaleniar . ” t, <• 460 Main St.p-MI 9-4663 Sai Wkrs •!. M Tbe fatbar of Alan GilberL pm* Haasemsken Mavis t Film SAaJfaa at s duoer of “Window Shopping,” sp- ::Huckl«berryJberiy Flnn’%_ Mickey ItU MahsHa Jaeksaa Slags Bickma •AS Maws peora frequently on the networic’s Booney, Waller Connolly, Spelts Camera COI1IRN G MIDDLEIROOK, Me. Jan Steritec, TASFWkav ■ Yaar Haaek tt. News t t MAS gjim tar. “Day in Court" He’e BoMiy OU- JSTor 7 :tt Oksysaa*. Shsw t, t t . (S bert ex-voudevtllisn sad (jramatta . MANCHESTER aarbara BenuirS Skaw M Townspeople turn against Sheriff INVESTMENTS tttW nay Itaw Baaril 11 ;e Teaaeasee fenda Fasd Shaw . Bodle when he insists on pursuing MB. OBOBOB P. JOHNSON JBw HMagar motor. A te, g bank - bandits. Hr re­ feLucyucy Ricardo »Urellv( i -ea her mee|- THERE IS^A DIFFERENCE I^ EYEGLASS L E N S ^ 9 port and aattrai* o f Important OM CaniM M ltAI ArtlaaActlBRnN' News ngig apd whirilrindwhiri' romance . f Bysglssass Isnses vair in atrength and in .typs-TmultitOcal' U:U nTorietaar li«M nans atortes—also natata. Film - Havana, withth .Cuban. csb dnv< - . J and a ■ ■ ■ ‘ U :H MsWa Daj^tepart e One Ooatraetor I Midday Mavia Blcky%carda. .. Isnsss (bifbcKlA trifocslA singie-visimt lenses, They slso l : t t Baal SaBar g A I Gseat ArtiatB S a One Respensiblllty vsry in tint, or absorption. Thsoe ors the itenw that moke the Beat af Graach* Fscas An SmariiW tt.tt I A* the WarM TprUa . .____ trib Preciaet______tt. M vS A V I N G S 4 % 1 "OM Band aad 'Hm WaevIL" Tka e O ne P aym ent P le a Osl* 6torm Shaw A criminal keep* police, busy with coot of lenses voiy, snd, of course, you don’t have much choice os At Haam ITHh K N Ir SSieiM Nate* WIU) Kitty phone threats while he tunnels be­ Newa ' driffiag at an oO writ la Okte- Over 12 Teare' Experience llarvei Otsaa Show neath a new'.bank vault (B ). ? n / Iv O A Nk they depend on your visual nsods. The.differencep, however, are ’ b j**- Jtta Hnriteea. narmtar. 1 :« MieSnr Mavia Ml 3-2443 This Is The Answer. tfrisM s a A aa. SI sauay to understand, and quits obvious. V -Joan Moreno'S .Body.” Stacy of I At Home With Kitty > ia:M Hsaaesey , • DlwMsikd What isn’t obvious in lenses fre the factors that apeU “quality." IA S A* Ike WatU TOtaa I Paiswoid Because of a vow he made, when Gale Btoim Skaw Bigotry, poverty aad the tracedr lU M w ’ SomsthnSb not even an expert can tell the. differejuse between a Ssalal Matas WNk Knqr o f mteraat term workara (R ). Th* das Manny Sbaw I I . W he wasdui enlisted man. Dr.’ W aF Tks Melhal icolor) ner '.nennCsey’a .friend, baa HagsnskTifs stsisT rtwaiistak first quality and a second q ^ ity lens. Bometimes it t*e s very Hsrvey Olasa Sbaw tt. tt Day la Caart ' lamiaittA Tka CarlaWahen "The Last IMWk." Yl n ntnbbig and Heatlas CW avoMed a personal meeting 'with speclsl insttuments to discern between them. But the difference i» 1 :1 1 At Beam WHh KMy dlaonadii b I ii'>a»r tarty \ Capt Shafer.) his commanding of­ lee? MAIN Bi- MANomEsrn • b q u t b s i , o o v b w t b t 84* Mala St.—Maacheefer Laratta Yanag ficer. IR).‘ I there—and the aecond-quaUty lens is qultn^llkely to keep yod from •A# Tks Jna Mnivnr Skew badomi og i Sevas Keys. I Thriller i . t t . t t getong the riear, efficlm t l^ q n you ought to have . er. > Kdge Of Might A man enitsta the aid of A show.^ Fnasweril .■ VagggtauBS Dr Halai girl and a builder te dotting hit Day Ja: Oaikrt ) Mr- '•■e-a Pat , , uncle'a., deatlp' . tdW U s * Of t Me Wanpee. TtULY oaitious Talss Of W4at ia;M I’ve Oat A'Seerel I Yaaag DT. __ ^__ __ — - - leowm povetBor, I h'k* Da kaa TruMT Garry Moore, host and amoee. Oaaaa F w A lt a r A 4A t t bte fife, tf b* dacaa’t mmak taaget AadyJMkt Paneltsta BIV CMUen. Henry Mor> SAtOar Flvo DnasMars SA r~ rder rkarm agateit Ike gra V C H ICK EN Make naam fte O a d d y . tt. . gan. Betsy Pa'm er, Bern Xycr- T* Tell Tka Tialh _ I af a palStal baaa. ImB' a Amr-4eaa naadstaad A tt aon. Celebrity guen: Kim Novak. Oaaasrtleat BaaSateaS . OTW P m V IVIIilHIW 4;aa Mews (B). Talas Of Tka Vest .11 ;N Newt, Weather and Sparta I HD* Da Yea ta a sir SA cNgivcg gsrIm E The w elW e "dneet cAttB’ tdriek- MllHsa Dallar Mavia l l Maws. Weather aad gpsi te S SAS Baasar Aallr.Slim i.. attenaar friend.

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PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. dONN., SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1962 J Not THURSDAYf TeHe^hion TV PersonaUfi^ 4dS News ~ r- i . # advantaca C OL. f culturecuiiun from a • lU 1 ^ Sere'a BoSttaaeS t t W JtmGani^k^' i>, -' ^'m oK njennMi Hmien IM Ia l Mevla • •;W ■ . . M , a \ ■ (KBA) ; , ; *tu ValveMir o f na Mt . "Finy . Million Frenehmen,” . • The Uroeli.'' WnOn Mikq inlro- t:M Africa Tedea.: Olaep A Jobneon ducoB hle coUege girl frieha.to the “The,now b*t man» W 1^" ' tlM beat of American mnaical f:M Aaieiieaa ah family, ahe decldea thev^wdect,ot­ vision 'aportsessUng gamcA : M Vaicnii. ^ - Oai tracM ■:as Peseye^Theatet • Dec . Lieut. Brenner auperrJ tion spadtllng even/ itillien v, tbd ' Witgbtaon is currently the host Flrvt Shaw P hiveatigaUon of a phllcd le isn’t." • "Govemmtnt. Olrl. Olivia Biul cornea iip with some' e has an inexhauat^tie suppty ,ea American Mualcal Theater, a Havllland. Sonny Tufta nndlnga. The DateachaUea 4. la SX Bairikora Semaid Shaw f:4S Me* el Daetley M Neaa offers aid to crime coDiinls- caUon of NBC-TV spbrtscastOr.' UiM The S ^ ^ e Maht • :M Newa sion chief, unaware he Is Upidng Oaragiola was well known as a iP*'**'* hia__ hand to the underworld. (R ) former NatloAal League catcher, .Taaaeeaee Wrnle raaa ' sme. S WtaUhe| lliM News. Wsalher S Sperts U )M Ceaeentfalien But NrWk a , a St. Louis baseball announcer, a Tears Ter A Seas . WatOthet aad Newa i - XX Nsws sad Weather Mi favorite master of ceremonies andi UiSa l..ilr. Lite Newa h Weather Ifews Sperw. Weather *5' raconteur along the basebnll ban- Teat n rel Imstaealea ewa aad UiU Tharsdu StarlMI M ^ r ) aeeveted ^ ‘One Girl’sGirl's Confession".Coni ctro quet circuit and author of a best* Jane Wrnuui ' T:U SKlage Of Oalf M Moore. Hugo Haas „ .leller. U tN Seansb Ter leanorroer Sserte Camera W neve AHea Shew For the past seven years, Mnce Truth er Ceaeeeaeaeee ' . , Newa IS U iW Sports Visw s. «e. UiXa in is h t Shew » • m_ ; reUring from the player ranKs. U it f Ttar*oSSSa| Uahl s Itiw Xaae Ores Theater S Steve Allea Shew * ! GaxAgiola has bean one o f the' TV IX iH Mews-Dm Cepert Oallaws . . M I'AS Newe * ' broadcasters for the St. Louis 1:M Beat SeBcr "The Siatera." Connie triee to Beat at areUehe refine the two-danghtera of a Cardinals, the team with which At Berne Unth Blttr s ' le broke into the nudor leagues Action New* Tap tol^*" ■ ■ CwMf« 8*eP>. Stevens, Film The Beaeyiaeeaesu tt Misclut SIman and Sally Ann 1946. He was a World seriM Istt MMAar M ovie. Jhe Mveataree ef Oeste Howes Will star |n the premiere .tcher in bis drat yesTi and calls liM Aa The WetlA Tame "The"special (>dte.” June^and • perform ance o f the hew “ Voice Of part of that championship Oale Siena Shaw __ .. .my greatest thrill as a - Saela) Helee WMb KMtt Harriet are nol iMre that their [ pirestone” Sunday, Sept. 90...... fimH W rightaan Barret Olean Shew SS!v‘^?r?‘^il?^k."'(5,"‘^ ‘'' SUley and Shirley Yelm h^e pla^r.” ThTa U The life played five and one-hadf sea- liM At Beaae With BHtr liH Iiasehali U been signed as regulars on "T h e ‘‘ eontaln aa many good aonga aO) Mete va Dodgers 'L iv e ly Ones.” summer replace- sons -Mth the CArdlnals, then from eperna like ‘H'Tiravatore* and ‘L* XtW Paaawatd mid-lMl until his retiremmt after The Jan Harrar Show SuSS*%?ta?ulo«- seek. •h«He;im«"t *or “Hasel....A^e ^ Traviata.’ " IColor) * the 19M campaign he played with g Wrightaon'e background quail-' with Uie circus after killing her M artin Balsam and R obert Red- - Day la Castt A M, tt husband In a family squabb'e. ford guest on “The New Breed” the Plfmburgh Pirates, Chicago Oaa him to make auch a Judgment. S:M Hunae l*art». Cubs andlNew York Giants. Noting Ha aafig opera and eonoerta for Loretta Taanc n i Deaha Beed Shew S, M. I t 5 *® **^^’ ...... Tuesday, j/ \ «*rvlce with four Na> Seven Seva A « "New Girl In Town." Jeff Stone,Weld and Rip Tom appear on ?? semce witq four «a many yearn, and waa a atar on tiM Edge Of NtaM It. » tional I ue clubs, Joe comments, hmHo in daya when radio had regu­ Veaag Dr,“ r. Mah ifeirtbS? "** City” Wednesday. July 11 “That’s b«t ing'.SdO before expAn* lar musical ahowa of h ^ quality. Qaera F u A .fhiv - AM Blesrapliy ‘ f t ! ...... An hour-long nighttime edi- ItXS fa Tell The Tiyth ^ CBS-TV’s “ Calendar” is slon." Mia. Ivan B ^^Obnicerta are not dependent on Oar F iv e ___ 2• :M Dr'.’ Etldaro ‘ . . ..t t , it tion of Oaragiola 'Vaa bom, raised and Or. Kildare aids a bride-to-be CSnirtit yeet a ainger'a ability.” he aaya. “ but CsaeerHeei Bvndetaad due Thursday, July 12 at 10 p.m. Talea Of West who is la need of medical atteiir It is'one of four special programs still lives in St. LouU. ,One of Ms - tory by don rather on his reputation. Ag long a De Yea Traal ttoh. but Cannot tell her fiance., 'boyhood chums was Y(>gl B«rirA— worship ser as I haid big radio aheiwa, my con- KBger Aadr Shew to HU a portion of the “CBS Re­ later the star ^tcher of the N ew ' Make, Beam Far Daddp tt, M Tbr' Bea! MedeyS 8, 4A. M ports’* schedule for the summer. tithlngman, ceita did fine’, i^ e n ' radio faded, Aw arina Baadetaad A M. M Grandpa-and the McCoys see the York Yankees-\who lives ficroM same as the Jkowever, the conceria faded, too.” the street, or,' as\joe aaya, "Just A ' Millennial a Thua he waa propelled into muai- ptekoff throw awav ' events. (I eal comedy, to take iq> the concert Oaragiola sign^.w ith- the .St. alack. And now he’s ambitious to FRIDAY Television PROGRAM Louis Cardinals. (jrganUation in stray even further afield and try 1942, played two wmtsons in the R e s is t a i stnOght acting on television and Sevan Keys own new dress but winds up with min or leagues an(K then served in moviea. Hia agent has been in- 4:U Msmeata Of CamleH 8:M Edge Of Nigh* ells on five different onek.' stnicted to look fop such parts for 4:X4 Newseepe—nallellB Beam iMUnS two years in the A n w . He Joined Uaeaa le t A Das 1:88 Bm AsU 18 ' him, so chances are you‘11 be see­ •:U Valverslly Of The Air the 'Caidinala in May'T946. Right S:X8MBlaaee Of Fear 8:88 Te TeU The Triilh Mete vs. Dodgera i ymrs later he conclude his play* ing a non-singing Wiightson somi. 1;M Crista ■I Oar llv s Daaghlers t;fS T^e Third .Han „ j ! records, his mualcal comedy Tsday Shew CeBaerliem H iedslaad ing carSer as he had ftiurted;—with -1:18 Jewlah Newa A Yiewa Tales Of The Wetl The Halhaware ' 48 W l, pennant winner. He spent the albums on Columbia are extremely Wsalher Hrba Oe %«* rmetT Convinced that Elinor baa forgot- pofailar. He and Lois Hunt co- 4:W Baagst Aaay Shew ten his birthday, Walter syes him­ final months of the 1964- i 1:88 Thta le UUaaa self ae the forgotten .man, (R). atarred on many, Uke "Kias Me, Baeueea Beparl Make Beem Fat Daddy with the high'fiying i 1:88 n r e e Staesea ,. AmerleaB BaMetaad 8:88 Beale 88 * ’ He again-imw action in ^ World / Kate.” And coming from Wright- 1:88 Ibeky aaii Bis PrlsaAs 4:M News "You Never Had It So Good, ■ >. aon is a cidlection ^of what he CAptRtii Kmmmmr 5 Here’s Itollyweed tt. 9A ttu Murdock becomes involved -in Series last fall—as one of tl oalls "tM dler of ICoftune” songs. ------8:18 Breakfi TtM6 Bull'lllsa Dellar - ■ --MeVie 18 the world of big bmin^ss and TV commentators. He also whs one :M Cemyase ICiSsee For Breakfast’ Dennis forced to decide-: If be ehouli :W Uaa Bicimrde Mornn. Silt ioamlmi. IR), of tHe; NBC-TV broadcasterii^^ for N R W Y O R I i JaA La Ume 4:U Bte 8 Theater • ItabeH Taytor’n_____ DetccUven ...... XX, 18 I1 the1 second AU-Star Game last S|im * Bemper Bsssa " ’n>e LltUe Prlncese". Shirley Detective fftl a In U iv ii with an | mhery Georges Bids' Gaptala Kangaree Temple. Richard Greene. attractive t o National < 8:18 Debbie Drake Shew. 4:M American Newsetaed 8. 48 Sg_ to — ------the Sm2"SnuSnttai^*^Prt - . f GaragiSla stlir shares the $t- 8:18 The MUlieaalre 8:tt Popeye Theater T The.______FllaUt^e*_ ) Louis broadcasting chorea, but not it growing ai Merntas Mevie FIrel Shew t t areJiS'rerto veto fS?'2Sdid.u? | ^Weekend dates ,whm the N y j- "Conression". Kay Francis. Chiban Fireball". EsteUta, War­ fall of Pre , Rathbone. ren Douglas. .iavored by Fred’s boss and ajTV games are televised. During 8:88 Kekta A Ollle XX Early .Jepw racketeer. (R). the Off-season he works the ban* Gaulle is com ISiW Calendar ee •The ExlTe." Douglas Fairbanks, I Saaset Strip 8, 48, 88 quet circuit- where, aa a "ballplayer Say When XX 18 Jr. Jeff Spencer sets out to find the a year,” the : 18:88 Hsmemaker*s Mevie 8 The Admiral and SwaJtby Shew 48 reason a gifted trumpet player who had more wit thiui hit” (hia ported today. "Cobra Women". Marla Monies, Familyl|y MarketM ta In fear w his'life. (R). own description), he usually breaks ELECTRONICS Jon Hall. • _ „ 8:88 Sea Baat S:M; Father OI The Bride I the applause meter with bis The newep Year Maach 8A M 8:86 Fell* The Gal „ . ’ Stanley triea to, keep wedding ex- keeps on the (Color* „ 8:18 Eecin A Hta Frtaada : penses down by wearing strlp^ humorous baseball ancedotes. He -LABORATORIES tUurhaia Beraard Shew dd Sabscripllaa Televtatoa Irousera and cutaWgy he wore ht also found time to write a book. .to country n 11:W Tenaessee Ernie Fard 8, dS. 88 Highway Patral . his own wedd'ng mahy y-ears ago. ’’Baaeball Is a Funny Game,” Avoid arrest, The Friee Is Bight tt. 88 Newa (R) ■ - , 2 7 7 BROAD (Color) 8:16 Family Maiket The Werid Of Billy Graham which made the best-seller list. He by limes cc U:M ^aeeatta^ • . fi- !! 8:X6 Weatker. Newa. aad Spatta XX. 88 hibi'been a guest panelist several' .Onison who d Years Frt; A Sang . 8..M 89 8;S« Whlptaak Special projects bortralt In ac­ IX:W Levr .. IJfe _ • ■Thta la Spwia tion of Dr. Billy Graham,— the tlmea on NBO-TV’s "Jack Paar from G«ieva SHOP S^ANEItS Vaary Derriager. noted evangelist. Show” and during the 1966 an^ did not tal A s 8:48 Mea 01 Devtiny , . 18:88 Demoerallc. State CoaveaMm Ad­ a m s 9 1961 WorM Series. he ai^eared Switaerland. ■OB . ' 11:88 Search Far TeaMerow 8 8:46 Newa ,, . 8. ttS Target: The Garraptors 8. 48 691 daily on the networic’s “Today' MARINB RADIOS Tralh Or' CsaeMneacee - XX. 88 1:88 Death-*alley.Day; , - . 6 __ rupt ------Bidault wai Gamaaflage . A M. 88 Evening BepaM. Newa A Weathev Corrupt labor loader who, ^ ; show' to preview and review each hie council ht . t b l e v h u o n IX:48 The (ieiaiag MghI _8 thou|(n Ih prison, continues' rul- game. 1X:S8 News Day Bepeii, St ” , Waather.. L a ^ 'M e w s » Ing union. (R) establish rlgh RADIOS Newt aM Weather 98 48 18:98 bew ilars* During some of the years he was HAS Best Seller ChM HnaUey RTperttag gtroyed in Fn PHONOGRAPHS Beat ef Oreneha Film . H occupying the broadcasting booth At Berne With KHty XX 1:18 Saclal Secarily V . S Baetasttaetai Frem Rlasdale at Buach Rtadtum in St. Louis, hia - with A lgerU '' AUTO BADIOO. Achittaa Mews Searto Camera 88 11:48 News. Weather aad Sperts ties that, have Film News .' . *S News aad Weallither aad Wife, Audrie, also was servinlf the 1:88 Midday IJevle 1:88 BavrkUa , • View . Cardinals as the park organist. fai spaedhes.” 1:88 As Ike W e rW ------"Incident -of The Silent Wgb. A Big Mews ' p * did not Oale Storm Shew horror atrlcken lltUe-glrl beebmea News sad iariilh*v They sm the parents of three'-base* Seeial Netoe W -.xii - \ -M.Xlii Beat Of Oreneha IMeraatlaaad ShawHIaa . t t Sudden Fear." Joan X Bidault cla FaMh Far Tedar Don Anteche.- boat. "CirCua From Bperta Banadap . giGina. .. . ' 'government Italy,’.’• (aped In Veicelli, Italy. lime_____Allea 9" Shew " - 1:88 At Berne WHABIIty *1:88 TapIgM Shew / a . 88 T" in FVa 8:88 Passwatd ■ (Color) th^ Oommunii Jaa Marray Shew , f f i y Year Haaeh' . . A Aleve Allea Bhhw c u ff Roberts, program'aMiUAanf (Color). 19:88 Ndwe A Weather on the .“ Tenpaaaee B r'nte F ord a year—the Day la Oaart A 4A St 5SS31f" ■■ _ : .. .aa-5 19:84 MauBt af McdHattoa PETS! 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Roundup WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— ’The B.S. Weather Bureau at B r a d le y Field issued this DefeniJecJ, severe weather forecast this Alsop Joins afternoon for Connecticut and toe Springfield,' Mass, area: Tess Dempsey on V A fast nwving line of thun- D eplored Mi-storms which is moving Open Spaces through Connecticut this af­ MOSCOW (AP.) this test. I add my voice ternoon may result In a few to those mothers who protest By CLAUDE BUROETT IsolatM severe thunderstorms. Communist-led World Ha r t f o r d ” (AP) — a CohgresV opened quietly against all kinds of teats. We have HONOLULU (AP) — A ThW{e is a possibility that no right to deny life to. future gen­ powerful hydrpgen detdee ex­ comprehensive plan'' to save one or two tornadoes may form the Kremlifr toda'y but explo^ erations.” Cofiinecticut’s open spaces has from these thunderstorms dur­ ed into life gS the United First to talk to reporters was ploded 200 miles above the been assured of the Gover­ ing toe afternoon. S^tes explpd^ a nuclear de­ Britain's Pint. John Bernal, one earth and lit the reaches o f nor’s support, no matter who vice higl)Over the Pacific. of the organisers of toe session the Pacific from Hawaii to wins the election next fall. ”It U-lk gift to toe congress,” here. He charged that such a Australia for six minutes The conservation report, written Hamilton Gets 'JubilaiiUy exclaimed Pravda's po- high-atmosphere test could be starting at 11 p.m. Sunday by autoor William H. Whyte at the i litidal' commentator, Georgi Zhu- used to dU ^ lse toe opening of an night (4 a.m. Eastern Stand­ atomic war and added that such behest of the state, has been hailed >Kov, as he got toe news. Commu- ard Time today.) both by (Sov. John N. Dempsey and ' nist propaganda ' organs and dele­ experts as Britain's Sir Bernard Subcontract on Lovell had said It would be wan­ It marked success cm toe third John Alsop of Avon. gates set out to exploit the test try by the United States for too Alsop. toe Republican candidate j to toe fullest. ton interference with toe Ionos­ phere—toe high-altitude, layer that high-altitudo test from tiny John­ for governor, said Saturday that New Shill^^gh One after another, they collared son Island. reflects radio signals. W hyte’s blueprint. “ Brings sharply reporters or stepped to waiting Immediately toe Soviet Union Into focus a phase of state develop­ I microphones of Radio Moscow to Prof. Kaoru Tasul, chairman of denounced toe United States for ment that has received far too lit­ H ARTFOR^^AP)-^Hsm- denounce “American atom mani­ Japan's Council to Ban Nuclear exploding toe one to 10 .megaton tle attention In the past." ilton Stai)jdSrd Division of acs," “American criminals” and Wes^ns, called toe test a "chal­ thermonuclear de'vice. It called It Whyte is a former executive of United Aircraft hag been “ American warmongers.” lenge to toe congress, to the an aggressive action timed to co­ Fortune Magazine and author of namc^ as one of eight majUr The Pacific test provided toe peace-lqvlng forces qt the incide with the Opening o f the the best-selling bqok ‘“rhe Or­ means toe organizers had hoped world.”', ., World Congress for General Dis­ ganization Man.” Hit report is be­ subcontractors for a revolu- for to direct toe delegates' gen­ He sa w it violated international armament and Peace in Moscow. ing studied, by a special commit­ jtibnary new Anny weapon— eralizations about disarmament law, while BSrnal said it violated In Ehigland, the explosion m is tee Of state officials ordered by a tank-fired missile. and peace into straight anti-Amer­ toe Soviet-American agreement criUcised and defended. But Dr. Sounding the Call to Worship Dempsey to find ways o f Imple­ / This was reported by toe Army, ican channels. - on peaceful uses of outer space Rl C. Sutcliff of toe Meteorology Ib k Ivan Robertson and Tbia and Jill Fentiman. shown entering Coventry’s Second Congregational menting its' recommendations. which has let contracts for a mul­ Judith Cook) introduced to toe Loudspeakers In toe Kremlin Office Deilartmmt. of Research, Church yesterday,/ Were among numerous churcl^oers?who helped roll back 250 years of town his­ Alsop, noting that toe GOP state ti-million dollar project to develop congress as leader of toe wom­ blare toe news. to delegates that said toe blast was too h i ^ to tory* by donning colonial drees for the 11 a.m. service. •. Church digmataries common to the early platform calls for the preservation toe ’’Shillelagh” surface-to-surface en’s demonstrations tor peace in “ toe atom msinlacs have pressed ; disturb Xhe world's weather. of valuable open sppO^ said: missile. As anticipated, toe explosion worship services, were all present in costumes: Francis C. MartlirigNinimmer: Stillman Hitchcock, toe United Statee, told toe dele­ toe button for the third time of a ’’In the past the' state has been <■* contractor is the aeronu- apparently knocked a hole in toe Uthlngman, and Richard Eberle, sentry. The scene at'First OhurciKat 9:30 a.m. was much the gates: , Thor rocket with a nuclear war­ same as that congregation celebrated its own 250th anniversary as well as the town’s. The Quarter far too conservative, much too pro­ tronic division of Ford Mdtor Co. Ionosphere which reflects some hibitive, in its policy” concerning .lie did not disclose the “Having heard here for toe head.” types of radio signals from ^ c a Millennial anniversary celebration will continue throughout the week with a full schedule of special Avaiy President Olauda of the Laltd- recreational use of state-owned value of the subcontracts. Ths Ford first time at>out toe high-altitude to place on earth. Reports from events. (Herald photo by Pinto). an Academy of Sciences took over land. division has received about |39 mil­ test of an Americah bomb, I Jai^" indicated communications Alsbp even went along Mdth lion for initial development would like to apeak in toe name of were affected. Some places were Whyte’s proposal that toe state’s It was Isarned that HamUton all women, aU people who con- (Continued on Page Seven) expected to be without radio com­ Resistance Growing Premier Sends Contribution to toe program, which Standard will dsvelop the missus’s munication for 32 hours. In Hon- be .set at ISO million, be raised by firs control and guldsnee control oli& radio stations were arashed capital bonding. ii>aiems. Brawling jn Public out only briefly. P eace Enyol^s Whyte said a great deal of ad­ ’This is ons mors area of ad- ^ radio monitor in Honolulu re- Bidault Forecasts ditional money could be obtained vaneed missile and space system Srted the blast was seen aa far iway as” FTjf and “TSmortepn—Sa­ __ ♦’ ■ from The* federal g bvM M tW in or T o B en. toe conservation effort it it is COTpThSrbbBreaMtoro^to la moa, both about t,860 'ittnsil jfroilti planned and carried out according recent moothk. Johnston' Island, and at W ake Is­ BAG’S Corporate Systeme Cen­ ALGIERS, TAP)—Premier Yous- to federal standards. land, 1,500 mUea distant. The De Gaulle’s Ouster Alsop, however, said; *Tt is ad­ ter (akm based at Windsor Locks) Wake broadcaster compared the sef Ben ipi^da made peace over is currently working out develop­ explosion with bright lightning. tures today to his rebellious visable that no restrictions be im­ posed that would limit the use of ments of aa advanced steUar iner­ Eyewitnesses agreed it was tos NHW YORK (AP)—Hx-PremierfBveryone knows that the regime depptjr, Ahmed Ben Bella, whose Like Ballot Victors the money or toe timing of the tial guidance system (guidance 'via most spectacular sky show they Georges Bidault of France says is condemned.’ a.jniiy supporters have tsdien over the .stars) under aa Air Force eon- Bidault, a , resistance leader in program.” had seen. In Hawaii for six min­ IMS National Council of resistance toe Moslem section of Oran and Conservation and development tract. utes t o e .' night became bright France ag^nst the Nasis in wgf- now control most of western Al­ ’The inertial guidance system be­ By JACK BELL f constrained to write all GOP na­ ii growing and claims the down­ of "open spacea in toe public do­ tional committee members' Sun­ as day. tlihe, was. premier four times'and geria. ing developed by the systwns cen­ .WASHINGTON (AP) — Repub­ As one observer said, ‘Tor two main, .. could cohtribute mightily licans are feuding and fighting day defending them. Miller baa fall of President de Charles foreign itiinister in two govern­ Ben Khedda sent two ministen ter here has been____ mentloneiU aa one • or three seconds, It was early ments. / to making this a more attractive among toemaelves wlto all toe said Republicans cannot afford Gaulle is coming "tomorrow or in to the Moroccan capital of I^al^t state for business and industry sunrise as toe flato from toe. nu­ ’The French Parliament can­ (OoBtlBiMd om Fftfft Bevea) yigSr .of a party confident It will the luxury of disunity. a year,” the New York ’Times re­ to seek reconciliation with toe dis­ and a happy, coiitended people,' clear explosion above Johnston celed his parliamentary immimity sident . deputy premier who has I ------^------have some iMllUcal cake to slice Miller said the AU RepubUcan Island reached out to Hawaii. ported today. Alsop concluded. Conference, vriilch had Its inaugu­ from arrest but' Bidault shrugged been demanding looser ties with after the November balloting. * The newspaper said ' Bidault it off with:“ It is a rump parlia­ France and close links to the Hadltionally, ' toe minority ral jsession at former President (Centlaned on'Page Sevea) keeps on the move from country ment. Let'ii do what it wants. I Commimist. world. ISO to 141 Georgians Klan tends to patch tq> Its differences Dwight. D. Elsenhovfer’s Gettys­ .to country most of the time to do no^-mind.” Ben Bella, after conferring with HARTFORD (A P )—’The State and present a united front. But burg, Pa., farm June 30 had been •void arrest. He was interviewed He denied that Gen. Raoul Sa- U.A.R. President Gainal Abdel Motor 'Vehicle department’s daily Urged to Adopt sritb economic uneasiness In toe very well received. by ’limes correspondent Sydney] Ulan, the convicted leader of the Nasser in Cairo, left Sunday night record of automobile fatalities as country spurring their election As .(or the citizens group, B ulletins Gniaon who datellned the dispatuiK*errorist Secret Army Organiza­ presumably for Rabat, where he of last midnight and the totals on hopes. Republicans have brought headed '1^ Eisenhower as honor­ from Owieva but stated that .he tion in Algeria, had designated was awaited by' Ben lOiedda’s the same date last year: toeir brawliiw out for jnibllc dls- ary chairman, MtUer said there is Culled from AP Wires did not talk with Bidatdt' in him to lead toe opposition to De 1981 1982 Negroes’ Plans play. a firm agreement that it wUl co­ Swltaerland. Gaulle. (Contlniied on Page Nine) Killed ...... 1 3 0 141 At the moment, Gov. Wesley operate closely with established Bidault was quoted -iis saying ATLANTA, Oa. (AP)—The head Powell of New Hampshire, former party agencies; and will avoid SETBACK FOR VIET NAM his council has twp kirns: To re-, Extended ForecaU of the Georgia bruch of the Ku chairman of toe Governors Con­ wasteful duplication and overlap. .SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) Klux Klan has called for aq end Sen. Barry Goldwater of Ari­ —i^yeriiment foroee have saf- establish rights hk said were de­ Saskatchewan Medicare WINDSOR LOCKS (A P )—’IHe ference, is on the attack against stroyed in Fi^iiOe, and t o resume ...... ‘ 'J' ' nil— 111 I I of violence after a clash with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of zona, chairman of the RepubUcan fored a seriee of setbacks la extended Connecticut fmecast for state patrolmen on ^earby Stone Senatorial Campaign Committee sharp clashes with ’ Communist with Algeria'what he called “the today through Friday: New' York, a potential bidder for ties that, have been broken except Mountain In which ’several per­ the 1964 Republican presidential and a spokesman for conserva- guetrillas In the aortb, a comma- Tentperatures are expected to sons were injured. Uves, made It clter he wanta nique reported tonight. In three In spaewas.” average 2 to 5 degrees below noiv nomination. Some Striking Doctors Galvin Craig, Atlanta, grand nothing to do with tob All Republi­ operatioas last week, the Viet Ha did not say how the. goals mal. Cooler by ‘Tuesday and re­ In California, Earl Warren Jr., dragon of toe Georgia Realm can Conference. He Is represented (^ng gtierrillas killed at least Would be achieved. maining on toe pleasant side with son of toe man Richard M. Nixon toe United Klans of America Inc., once called toe great Republican as feeling that the citizens com­ a South Vletaameoe sohUers Bidault claimed De Gaulle’s only minor day-to-day variations. V Bootlegging Services said passivs resiatance worked so chief Ju^cc, la trying to .thwart mittee, Is likely to siphon off funds and made oft artth sreapons and government "represents the mi­ Normal high and low temperatures radios needed for commualca- weU for Negroes that toe Klan the former vice president’s bid needed by his group and others nority In France, if you . exclude for Hartford are 88 and 82; tions , In too mountains and would adopt such a policy for fu- for the governorship. to help* elect RepubUcan candi­ thO communists. Tomorrow or in BIHTOR’S'NOTE — AP oorres-^>toe strike began July 1, toe num- Bridgeport 82 and 84; New Haven Jungles. The governmept aieo 80 and 62. turs activities. In center stage party members dates. • jraaf—the outcome is certain. pondent■ ■■ Max —Barrelson, a veteran ber already has shrunk by. about ported a success. A mopping up Precipitation may total two to The - grand dragon also served are battling over toe usefulness Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, running for In Oanadton affairs, survejred Sas­ SO. Others Are expected to Join operation in the vicinity of Ban notice on aU poUtlcal candidates and objectives of toe AH Republi­ re-electkm ip New York as a lib­ A. katchewan before the . medical the increasing numbers leaving Me Tbuot, IM mttea northesMt of . (IkNrtiBaed on Page Serna) they bad “better get right with can Conference and toe National eral Republican, aimed some new plan went Into effect. Ba-Whiia briefing officers speak of there are about 40 doctors prac­ Georgia Bureau ctf. IhvesUgaticii, Kowalski, ^ibicctff Near waa 9-4. Republican Sens. this care can be' maintained. crate p ld i np ahw ih German eleS- eiq>lained Sunday ' toe nleetlng the Vietnimeae war with "cau- Wltoi the doctors’ strike now In ticing under the Medical Care tioiiB for new Landtag 'state par^ Oeorgo D. Aiken. Vt.. Honser B .. was .permitted to prevent., further Capehart, lad.. Frank . Oarieo^ its ninth day^ essential service act, according to government of- liament in North Rhine-West- ttous optimism,” Americai^ mili­ b l o o d e d on both sklee. Nominatioh Showdown Kan., and John J. WUSaiais, DeL. tary advisers are quietly leading still is being provided by volun- phalla. . . T Survey of nation’s Two Klansmen were clubbed ' (Ooatinned en- Page Six) home builders indicates wide­ cast- the dissentiag votes. Sen. t<^ physicians, temponury re- and several members of tbs state Williams plana to entry the a book banned by President Ngo spread belief that presideiitial or­ pllcements from abroad and non­ patrol and a DeKalb County po­ <^lectman Daniel Reinhardsen Jr. of flght against caaflrmatloB of the Diem’s regime. der barring discriniination in fed- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS strikers. ’There is even a substan­ liceman were struck wlto. stones Wlto five congroaMonal candl- Guilford has been tapped to face 69-year-oM Fhiladel|ihin oon- The book, Albert Fall’s "Street tial amount of bootleggdng by dofc- eraUy assisted' housing would when officers prevented Klans­ Giaimo, and State R ^ . John A traetor and former Democratie Doctors Strike cause a serhuis drop In new eOu- datss securely i saddled. Connect- Without Joy,' ’is a history of the tors supposedly oh ifrjke. men and toelr followers from cut Democratii today headed Into Rand ojf Salisbury wiU try to u»- national treasurer to the floor of bloody and futile effort by the Obviously medical .care in toe struetioB. seat Monagan.. the Se-nte arhea It U eaUed np Bell Telepbone Co.’s Telstar, marching up the state-owned toe final stretch before the aUte province is not anything like nor­ In Austria for The convetlon flght over the for actioa.. French to win the Indochina, war communications r^ y satellits mountain. Tear gas was used to nominating convention. mal. but doctors and governmoit seat being vacated by Seely-Brown *1 in those same Jungles eight years reprssenting privaCs in d u st^ s dlspene the crowd tenqMrarlly.' The week is expected to feature ago, ' officials agree therk has -been no Jones said . about SO troopers down-to-the-wlre Jockeying for toe reaulted in a 119-104 victory by REPORT ON CHURGHnX first venture into space, SeheduM William St. Onge, mayor o f Put­ LONDON (AP) — SweOtog serious breakdown. There have Boost in armed with billy dubs and tear UJB. Senate nomination by (^on- “ Why,‘ they did the same things far tuBSsnsw. . . .Two nam, over State Sen. Alflo C. Ui*- .tocmaaed to Sir Wtostoa w e’re doing,an American major been two or -three deaths, which businessmen say they wUi revive gas were on duty at toe base of gressman-ab-Large SYank Kowal­ some indivlduala have blamed on ^VIENNA (AP)—Aust^’s 13,700 the mountain at toe time along binatl of Norwich. CharehilTs lajurod left leg today said in shocked tones. the > Brooklyn Eagle as a . Sally ski and Welfare Secretary Abra­ Encouraged by toe narrow the deadlock. The doctors 'rigor­ doctors laiUibhed a 34-^ur sti^ e with 85 DeKalb policemen and but doctors reported there was . ; He had Just arrived from an new^paPM starting O ct .15. ham Rlbicoff. margin and upset over what he ao general dUturhaaee. His wife ously d o iy this. today, demanding higher fees armor training camp in Texas and Sen. william Proxmire,; D-Wis., And ther* mgy be toe start of called "preasure” put on delegates said he Is much better. Tho had. not yet learned .bow war in . Dr. Neville Smith, Regina from toe government-run compul­ oomplalna that Fedeeal Reserve (Ofatiaaed ea Page N|as) a primary .battke, in tbs Second a t. toe Norwich convention, Urbl- Bwelltog eras dUrlosed durtog to­ South Viet Nam grinds up men spokesman for toe Saskatchewan sory health insurance pool. Board uetloBS are sluwlBg the aa- CongnSsloiud JMstrict ,over. Who nati said he was considering flllng days examtaatton at Middlesex and- frustra^ American military College o f Physicians and Sur­ ' A medical spokesman said “aa far ttoa’a eeMMNBiy while o^ber power­ wUl race fdr tfrs post now held by for a primary. Hospital, where Um 87-year-old ful forces are demanding a tax cut minds. ' . , . > . geons, acknoededges there. has as we know” ail thejuttion'k doc­ Hmace Seely-Brown Jr. the Re- UrtUnati said he would be In former priase mtapter Is wait­ to s ^ e d it up. . . . Atty. Gen. Rob­ All 16 on Airliner Dressed;' in immaculate khaki, been some damage to health- Re tors hseded the strike call except puhUcan e n ^ for suiatpr. Hartford today conferring with ing for his fractured thigh to American advisers arrive con­ is especially concpnied with what frMce on emergency duty. < ert F. Kennedy announces grant all ' Four of the Democratic candi­ party leaders and would announce knit. After rsspendlag favor­ SM.OOO to the International Asso-j S^fe in Crjash^ Fire vinced that more helicopters or may happen if the present situa­ Ilie . strike, denounced by toe dates for Congress were homl- hU' decision later this week. ably to aprgery, the leg devel­ tion continues tndefinttcly. Austrian ’Trade Federation, trig­ elation of Chiefs of PoUce to de-| aated by acclamation, at district SL Onge was toe Democratic oped phlebitis toflemmstUa of a new wrinkle such as armored vefop staadard policy for haadUag sunphlbioua troop carriers will put “ If these conditions continue for gered a protest demenstratlon be­ AMARILLO, Tex. (Ai^)—A Con­ conventions Saturday. candidate for Secohd , District a vein— SatuiSsy but doetora Juvenile law breaiken. tinental Airlines turbo-prop tOs- the seal of dopth hd;tM toyed nuclear West Tweegay, ffie stinking ji^ e , the Americans are being reasonably -well looked strike in a show of sujqxnrt. several exploelonB rocked the Ldnnon, 34. will have a td | | h Mias., skys he will recommend that wreckage. Several passengers suf­ Riblcoff duel will dominate toU weather perndttlBg. FWWg el watch thousahds of Vietnamese after. But he also is' concerned ' The doctors bad denuuided an the Senate Judiciary Ctommittee fl^ t in trtdltkmaUy ReiaiblRW fered cuts and bnilsaa in the r ^ a ld County.'HU onxmmt wUl lisaek'a political newa. the iolw-ywM i i wles i troops drive deep into guerrilla about top -I increase that would have,, raised which he heads.oall elf ita pianned ally eehedaled far their fees by 86 per cent under wheeU-up landing. They were re­ be inowtabsat Oongraasman Abntr *nM former governor is expected territory in American belipopters The key q nertloo is whether the iaveuagailon aC angar by to announea rasignatioa from or river boats—and in kcig staff of 900 Wowhtoer diwtors, who the new oDOtoact. Bader , the old leased;, after’’-tofttSMito. . ' SlbaL , In Hartford County, Daddario U PreiddsBt Kei^^ly's eabtmt t>Uo€* aaUy kill a handful of Reds. are giviiig free emergency serv­ contract:t the average mDathly in- om^ in view of iMpar^ probe Cap:^' «Lawr^ee..lauiatia. B AEO ice in designated of a~^madlcal pcactiUoiiaa sitoeduled aororing all m x^ totfry- «S|6lHigad by Jamsa F. Col- ha maintalDed •Miamtad aa about .HOR ’ T*iiii,ttS. ~ « . ' ■ ' - ''.v I '