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1 3 , 1 2 5 a m r 8S. S o i ^ f In tempemtnre, elMiilliMe~ttOn SB About Town Mrjs. Tonski Father Post Youngsters Pass Swim Tests L T. WOOD GO, . Member the Audit ot dny. n gh Si to S8.> : ' ^ -■ t ICE PLANT B a re u o f Clreiilntiea Manchester^A City of Village Charm Th» WMkly )— Japan Havana, Aug. 6 (fP)— Raul given help without demahding con>- Juvenile Crime Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ryan, Susan Ross, Lynne Derric, pack, Mark Salafia, Kathy and TURNPIKE cessions. City. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward 1925. After two years at Mount Dawn Griswold, Joe Gorman, Wil­ observed today the 15th anni­ Castro left no doubt t<^ay maiktog the Day of the Trans- J. Shea of Waterbury, chaplain, ‘ UConn Instructor St. Mary’s College, he studied for Terry McCann, Barbara and Billy Castro blasted the U.S. capitalis­ Engaged liam Champ, Marcia Lennon, Deb­ versary of the dropping of the Cuba has moved solidly into tic system which he said demands New Haven, Aug. 6 (^ — ^ figuration. The service will offer will be among the officers of' the two years at Shadowbrook and Edgar, Helen Wright, Alan and ra Smith, Althea and Brenda James Schrelber, Ashley Saunders, that Americans “throw food into Police Chief Francis V. Mc­ intercession and prayer for em­ Mass as arch-priest. Taylor L. Booth, formerly of professed his vows to 1929. He atomic bomb on Hiroshima the Soviet economic caihp as The engagement of MUa Janice Goodwin, Linda Pagani, Richard Loralne Castag^na, Johnny Steven­ the sea” to maintain prices, rather Manus is launching what he ployes on strike at United Air­ Manchester, has been appointed completed his studies at Weston. Bocchino, David Atwood, Richard with pleas for banning nuclear he welcomed Moscow’s aid of­ craft Corp. A civic session will be held Tues­ Mass.. College, sQd was ordainea H. Wallace of Wlndeor to Bruce S. son. than share it with the world’s day'at which Miss Julia Maguire, an instructor in the University of and' Gloria Dlckau, Colleen and weapons. fers and hurled deUance at calls a' “get tough” policy to Union Plans Connecticut School of Engineer­ in 1939. Prior o f Manchester la announced Pupils of BiU Eagleson were: starving millions. national' regent, will preside. by her parents, Mr. and Mm. John Sheila Keenan, Mary Moore, Cath- Crown M nce A k i h 11 o attend­ anyone objecting. He also Frequent bursts of applause curb growth of juvenile crime The Rev. Clarence E. Winslow,- ing. Father Post was named soclus leen O’Neil, Kathy Faulds, Nash- Beginner A: David Froat, 'Vic­ FOLDING COMMODES ed and delivered a message at a pastor o f the Church of the Naza- Greetings yvlll be extended by H. Norriii, 102 Eaat St., Windsor. hailed Russian -pledges of mil­ greeted Castro’s high praise of in New Haven. Bishop John Cody of Kansas City, He has been working on the re­ to the master novices at Shad­ lee Rowlett and Cynthia Cornish. tor Geiger, Margaret Haugh, Rich­ government - approved memorial Arrests of juvenile offenders In rene, will be in charge of radio owbrook in 1941, and In 1945 was Her fiance la, th eaon of Mrs. itary support. Soviet Preittler Nikita S. Khrush­ On Verdict Mayor Paul Mitchum of Kansas search project sponsored at the Beginner C: Gerald Mello, Ron­ ard Husbands, Sharon Keenan, service in Hiroshima. Some 30,000 the city increased by 47.5 per cent broadcasts, sponsored .by the Man­ appointed master. Ekllth M. Prior, IHPKeeney St, "W e don’t have to fear an eco­ chev and the Soviet Union. City, Kan,, and Mayor H. RoC' ‘university by IBM.‘ He will take Manchester. ald TTirall, Eileen Jacohe, Rita Patsy Koehn,’ Bill Mohn, Laura persons attended the rally to Peace Applause also accented Raul’s so far this year, police reported chester Ministerial Assn., over Burned to Fire Smith, Russell 'Turner. nomic blockade,” the younger Bartle of Kansas City, Mo. over his new post in September. The bride-elect 'is a graduate Jacobs, Cerol Mathiason, Donna Park. warning that “enemies of the yesterday. W iNF Sunday at ^8:30 p.m, and Before joining the research The fire which destroyed the Meanwhile, in Tokyo, the Com­ brother of Prime Minister Fidel A reception will be given to na­ of Windsor High School, and is Rowlett, Michael Collins, Robert Beginner C: Jackie Anastasio, revolution" would soon feel the The department’s Youth IMvi- T o m o rro w dally next week at 7:15 p.m. team. Booth worked at Westing- noviate in March 1959 severely Gorman, Patty Shaw, Margaret, munist-dominated World Confer- Castro declared in a midnight tional officers with a parade of employed 1^ the Hartford Nation­ Jane Belski, Alexandra and Karen speech that ran nearly three hours. “punch” of Ailing Priihe Minister sion said 511 offenders under 16 house Electric Corp., Air Arm Di­ burned him. Karen and Janet Bangasser, Ihane Fprguson, Maureen and Paula ^ce Against Atomic and Hydro states at the Municipal Auditor­ al Bank and Trust Co. “They (the Russians) buy all that Fidel Castro. years of age were referred to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vision. on analytical studies of After a long period of hospital­ Wicks, RoUn Lappen, Thomas Magee, Steve and Marie Robinson, gen Bombs opened a 4-day confer­ ium Tuesday evening. The nation­ Mr. Piror Is a graduate of Man­ we sell them and they sell us what “They will understand that we Juvenile Court during the first advanced defense systems. ization, he was appointed to teach Bocchino, Jeff Watt, Mary, Sher­ Virginia Morris, Sandra Tomezuk, ence at Tokyo Metropolitan Gym- A new contract offer by al convention banquet wCl be held at the Cranwell. School in- Lendx. chester High School, the E. C. we need.” are going to have Fidel around a seven months of 1960, as com­ A 1951 graduate of Manchester Goodwin Technical S

•• -'V-, BiANCHEBTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNh SATURDAY, AUGUST 6,, 1960 V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SAtl^lDAY; AUGUST 6, 1960 IS ■ Politics to F eature Firemen Out Dag Wants Katanga AaMH) New Fabrics Eliminate I Japs Urge Sheinwold on Bridge Business Bodies 268 Times in UN Forces Woh!t Take

((toatlnaed from T ugs O M ) ' v . Washday Pleat Bleats GIVE XBB MOUSE Sovrtli (toiler C o n g re ss S e ssio n s * FiscalYear C urbs on A PROPER CHANCE Both sides TuIaerablD blings from two quarters. By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH Obituary ^believes the next president should Nine lees Area were fought by Russia drummed out a warnlnff FlMita ring the bell for fan, re*^ washable garments that should Everybody knows the fable about A 6 3 2 (Continued from Page One) the Tqwn of Manchester fire de­ that If the U.N. fails to get all not be dryer dried for bMt re- V K 6 3 personally direct the luition’s for­ port the faehion columnlets. the mouse who, saved the lion, Imt partment, during the fiscal year Belgian troops out of The Congo, sulU. » , , N -B o m b s not everybody gives the lion credit ♦ K Q 4 2 nominee, United Nation! Ambaa-' eign policy. Mrs. Theresa Delaney Brown And mothem, who once sounded A 7 4 3 Kennedy, back from a political that ended on June 80, than dur­ forces should be sent in from other The Association suggests fol­ for keeping quiet while his little sador Henry Cabot Lodge? is slay­ ing the previous year, according Mrs. Theresa Delaney Brown, cotintries "which would be ready the gong on daiighter’e wearing lowing the manufacturer’s label on (Contliiaed from Page One) friend did the rescue Job. If WEST EAST fence-mending trip to New York 72, of 52 Thompson Rd., Weat ing out of direct political aotlvily City yesterday, was to meet today to Fire Chief W. Clifford Mason’s to contribute.” pleata because they were so hard the skirt, or the Instruction In the had kept roaring and switching hla 4 5 . . . AK76 4. annual report. Hartford, the widow of Henry E. And • ministers of the central washer Instruction book for wash­ : rally ( VQJ10 9 ¥A8 75 while on his U.N. assignment. with the Democratic National Brown, died yesterday at the Hart- to "do up,” win be dressing their tall, we’d be out one Hon—and one ♦ 10 8 7 5 496 Firemen were called out 268 Congo government talked loudly daughters In the fashionable ex­ ing the particular skirt. HiWya Park. fable too. The same principle ap- The word has been passed- to Committee’s nationalities dlvlsloii. ford Hospital after a short illneaa. AQ982 4BJ10 6 Some 50 members from around times for various types- of fires of "sending our troops to Ka­ pandable folds for school. Then hang the skirt, making In Hiroehima, tha memorial pUea to some bridge hands. House members that they don't She waa the slater of the Rev. John tanga” If the U.N. keeps stalling. SOUTH have to hurry, back for their ses­ the country wzre to attend the- that caused 365,705 damage to The reason is that the fabric sure It Is supported In at least ceremonies were held In Peace West opens the queen of hearts, buildings, contents and automo­ J. Delaney, pastor of St. Bridget’s Observers said Hammarskjold’s three placps at the waistband. A A Q J 10 9 sion Aug. 15 opening because Jeg- meeting headed by Mich^an Gov. houses have come up with fabrics Park where a rooflesa gutted and the opponents continue the suit ¥ 4 2 biles. Church _ backdown on Katanga might have This will keep the waistband Islatlve' business is not scheduled G. Mennen WiUlame. v thatc^can be box plSated, side building stands exactly as it waa until you ruff the third round. ♦ A J 3 Total value of property involved She was bom in Unionville, Feb. averted bloodshed, but they pre­ pleated, accordian pleated and, straight and the pleata In line. afbIter the explosion as a symbol of Now your problem Is "to knock 4k A K 5 until the following week. The Also expected at Hyannis Port 9, '1888, daughter of the late dicted It might spell trouble for To avoid excessive drip In - the House is well ahead of-the Senate in those fires was estimated at most Importantly, permanently uIS s Hiroshima tragedy. out the troublesome king o f spades. Sooth. West North East today waa Sen. Stuart Symington 36,402,000. TTiomas J. and Elizabeth Mary the United Nations on several basement, bathroom or wherever in Its legislative chores. pleated. Hiroshima city fathers were re­ If you go at it like a Hon, you 1 A Pass 1 NT Pass (D-Mo) to discuss Democratic With the rapid growth of Man­ Delaney. She had been a resident counts. the skirt Is hung, roll the garment Winding up his campaign swing, What’s more, dresses and skirts ported considering tearing it down wlU live to regret it See what ^ 4 «^*’*?* . All PMt steps on strengthening the nation’s chester’s population and the in­ of West Hartford for the past ’We are back where we start-, gently in a towel starting at the Opening kad — ¥Q Nixon told newsmen at Seattle To Wed made from thepe'fabrics can be on request from survivoni o f the happena If you lead out the ace military position during the forth­ crease In. construotion of new eight years. ed,” said one U.N'. diplomat glumly. waistband and keeping pleats last night that, if elected, he machine washed, and pleats re­ bloat who complained that the of spades and then the queen. East coming congressional session. homes and commercial buildings, Her other survivors include "Anything may happen now.” main with no ironing required. parallel. *11118 should be done building reminded them o f the calmly refuses the trick.. woqfd take the initiative in civil Asked yesterday about Soviet The forthcoming marriage three daughters. Miss Elizabeth U.N. officials grimly awaited re-., before hanging. the fire department found It nec­ After machine washing, skirts horror of Aug. 6 1946. You can’t afford to let Bast ruff round o f hearts, for then diunmy rlglrts and not leave the entire Job Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's essary to add four new permanent Miss Arlene Denise Shannon Brown, Miss Mary Brown and Mlaa action of the Congolese govern­ with few pleats may be dryer Should pressing be desired, It with a low trump, so you must go would ruff. That mouse saves your up to Congress. , latest mentions of a.summit meet­ Southington, Ohio, to R. Alfred Ruth Brown, all of West Hart­ ment which has insisted the -new should be done on the wrong side Hiroshima Governor Hiro Ohara men. ■ dried, but for full, 'accordian pleat­ Opens Sunday at State and Mayor Shinzo Hamal placed a ahead with the Job of drawing bacon. "I don’t think it is enough sim­ ing, Kennedy told newsmen that in' .. y ■ Swain of Manchester is announced ford; another brother, Thomas De­ republic’s No. 1 problem is to keep ed skirts the American Home of skirt after pleats have been ply 'to say that we will get Con­ general he Is "not enthusiastic” Instruction In all phases of fire laney of Washington, D, C.; two Richard Burton and Carolyn Jonea are depicted In a dramatic list of 155 peraons considered to trumps. Eiart takes the third round No matter what East does re­ , t fighting. Including pumper opera­ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil­ copper-rich Katanga in the fold. Laimdry Manufacturers’ Assn, aligned. The pressed area abould of trumps wlUi his king and leads turn, you can ,wiri and draw gress to pass laws and then let about such meetings, without nieces in Fahnington and ' two* ocene from ‘.Tee Palace,” Warner Broe,’ fllmlzatlon o f Edna have died in 1959 from the after tion, ladders, hose evolutions and bert M. Shannon of Southington, They recalled a warning by Con­ recommends drip drying. ’These be allowed to cool before It is Ferberia mcciting novel o t Alaeka which comes Sunday to the another heart This forces out trumps. Then you can run the dia- them lie there,” he said. preparatory seasion.i that promise Ohio. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. nephews in Washington, D. C.' go Premier Lumumba that hlz handled. effects of the atom bomb In the • ^ first aid, were given to til mem­ are practically the only machine State Theater. Robert Ryan, Martha Hyer and Jim Backus co- Peace Memorial Hall. your last trump. monda to get rid o f a losing ci^b, On his tour Nixon also said he a chance for success. and Mrs. Samuel R. Swain, 75 The funeral will be held from government would consider "ra­ End of Hon. East stiU has assuring the contract. bers as part of a training program her home at 52 ' Thompson Rd., star in tbs Technicolor saga of the comlng-of-age of this last The Crown Prince In a brief ad­ under the supervision of the as­ Cottage St;, Manchester. dical” measures if Belgian troops great frontier as the 49th state. dress expressed sympathy for the trump, and Is sure to take the set­ Dally Qaeattoa The ceremony will take place West Hartford, Mqnday at 9:45 are not out of his country by the ting trick. If he knows what he Is Partner opens with one heart, New none Compact sistant chiefs. a.m. A solemn high Mass of re­ dead and said "fervently pray for without paying their bills). Mason went on to report that fire Saturday, Aug. 13, at 2 p.m., at time he returns Monday. Hard Problem about In fact he wlU nick you for and the next player passes. You Marziato Opposes Forming "Compact” and "uncluttered” are 'The other is a separate collec­ quiem will follow st 10:30 at St. peace in the world so that this safety and prevention inspections the Silica Evangelical United Angry East-West debate waz ex­ two tricks. hold: Spades—6; Hearte—Q J 10 ’key words In the current designing tion division for doctors, dentists, Brethren Church In Garrettsvllle, Mary’s Church In UnionvUle. Wedding Cardinal Spellman in Munich will never happen again.” were made in compliance with pected to erupt when Hammar- Use Dummy 9; Diamonds—10 8 7 6; Clubs—4} trends for our homes and autos. In and hospitals. The younger Jack- Ohio. Burial will be In St.. Mary'a Ceme­ skjold goes before the Security In Back Seat The Prince laid a wreath at the Now look at those mousy little Of Northeast Sewer District autos. In keeping with this trend, existing regulations. foot of the peace memorial, the 9 8 2. What do you say? son said that when a person In­ Friends and relatives of the tery, Unionville. Council tomorrow night. The Rus­ trumps In the dummy. If you play keeping with this trend, the South­ One of the items purchased last Adkins-Lewis bell o f peace was sounded, sirens Answer: Bid two hearts. You curs a retail debt he plans in ad­ couple are Invited to a reception The family requests that flow­ sians have served notice they will the hand properly those trumps have very little hlgh-card strength, ern New England Telephone Co. vance. Medical coats most often year wa» a new 3/4-ton pickup ers be omitted. prc.ss their demand that U.N. Firmly Solved sounded, 1,000 doves released and Manchester’s health director truck to replace a 1946 model. to be held Saturday, Aug. 20, at 3 Miss Cynthia Ann Lewis, for­ Prelate Says Red Peril will have you. but your four trumps.and side sin­ this week Introduced to Connecti­ are.not planned for, and, conse­ p.m. in Davis Memorial at the Funeral arrangements are In troops be yanked out and other the crowd observed a minute’s After ruffing a heart at the does' not iike the Green Manor, Among other accpmpllshments merly o f Manchester, became the silence. gleton are ample compensation. Police Arrests cut a new compact, lightweight quently, collection approaches are Church of the Nazarene In Man­ charge of the Walter N, Leclerc forces sent in unless the Belgians third trick, lead the queSn of Construction Co. plan to form a telephone. Called the "Princess,” referred to by Mason were replace (ConUnned from Page One) bride of Thomas Clyde Adkins re­ In , the National You can well afford this raise. new sewer district for servicing different. chester. Funeral Home, 23 Main St. are ousted at once. spades without first laying down (Copyright 1900, General Fen- the small, oval-shaped phone is the The bureau distributes collection ment of a section of old under­ The council has- already called cently in a double ring ceremony Now Greatest Since ’39 Committee for ' a Sane tfuclear proposed subdlvi.slons in the north­ ground fire alarm cable, addition of the load—all six tons of it—in the in First Congregational Church in the ace. East's best play Is to re­ tures Corp.) Statements taken from eight result of flve years of development aids and a credit and collection twice for speedy Belgian with­ Policy, Inc.,' maintained a "peace fuse the trick. east part of town. several new alarm .boxes, and back seat of Nelson’s car. Sarasota, Fla. vigil” in the United Nations plaza. youths Thursday and yesterday re by the Bell Telephone Laboratorie.s bulletin to Its 80 members. It has drawal, but any action which Mrs. Nelson commented: "We Continue with the Jack of spades. In an annual report on Health minor repairs to the fire stations. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. (Continued from Page One) ^ The Cardinal declared "On the Five men and a woman canning suited in the arrest of Charles and the Henry Dreyfuss design 40,000 credit files. would condemn Belgium or seek t» have enough money to buy a new East dares not re f^ this trick Departmeirt activities. Dr. Nicholas Ganter, 56, of 285 Autumn St., own­ studios. The "Princess” reduces to Mason listed seven piecei of ap­ P-W Workers to Vote Edward C. Lewis, 2750 Martin St., free world’s bridgeheads our sons disarmament placards started the -Marzialo s«th ”I have noted with deal too harshly with her wae cer­ oar if we chained admission for too, fbr then you will get to dum­ I^OomeBi and Cool Off At tlto l er of Clark’s Market, 698 Center one-third the space needed for a Promoted paratus in service;’ four 750 gal tain to arouse opposition from Sarasota, and the late Mr. Lewis. steam roller decision, ruthlessly must continue to atand guard ‘Vigil yesterday. The group plan­ my with a diamond and lead dum­ Interest the threat ot the forma.- all the people who came by to see The Lewis family lived at 00^ St., on a charge of illegally selling phone. It measures only 8V4 Inches James W. Maher of 14 Bli.ss St. ion pumpers, one 1,000 gallon other western nations, particularly crushing and crushing their vlc- agalnat the invasion of the Soviet ned to keep It up in 2-hour shifts Chibas Labeled my’s last trump for a finesse. East Oak GriU - 30 Oak St. ■ tlon of another sewer department pumper, one 75-foot aerial ladder the car- tVoodbridge S t in M a n e h.e s t e r enemy who has teribrized count­ alcoholic liquor to a minor. long, 314 inches wide, and 3'4 has been promoted to the position France. Ronnie Stewart, Porter’s boss, tlma in the relentless grip o f So­ through noon tomorrow. Win loose his trump trick alto­ In the North End of Manchester. truck, and one city gervlce ladder On New Offer by UAC from 1930 until 1965. They w^ere less peoples and murdered others No Cover e No Minlipnm I The youths were picked up late inches high, and weighs only 42 of assistant secretary-claims with There waa speculation France saw possibilities in the situation viet cruelties and tjrrannles.'’ It was part of a series of meet­ Spy for Castro gether. This proposal appears to be a back­ Wednesday night in a parking lot truck. formerly rnembers of Center Con­ "Our country's sons,” said the because they dared to believe in ings and minor demonstrations Country Music A t Ito Best, ounces. the Connecticut Mutual Life In­ might veto any resolution it con- and came up with the peace plan, East miut therefore win the sec­ ward step. I feel that these serv­ at E. Center and Lenox Sts., where surance Co. gregational Church. The bride­ Cardinal, "are here In Germany, God.” planned In the New York City area ond round of trumi>s. This leaves featuring “The Kentacldans” ■ ices should all be consolidsited un­ The "Princess” is equipped with .ifcother flve United Aircraft plants]1 sldered too harsh on Belgium. agreeing to finance the whole with Rick *n Rod ■ a small crowd of teenagers had Maher joined the Connecticut groom is the son of Mrs. Olen Ad as other thousands of Americas for the day. Miami Fla., Aug. 6 (6V-Raid the eight o f trumps still in. the der the bonlrol of the town.” a built-in light that provides a (Continued from Page One) the next day. Hammarskjold made plain he thing. He isn’t even mad at the kins of Bradenton, Fla., and the gathered to watch an argument Mutual in 1926 following gradua­ sons are ctlll stationed at dif­ Munich, Germany, Aug. 6 (ff)— Chibas, the latest high-ranking dummy. East cannot lead a fourth DINE AND DANCE I Green Manor contends that serv­ soft, night-light glow at the flick Your Pocketbook Negotiations with the UAW are felt he does not have enough au­ driver, explaining, "I'm not sure I late Mr. Adkins. among several other teenagers. tion from Manchester High School. wouldn’t have done the same thing ferent and distant free world Cuban to defect, aotually is an Every Thurs., Fri. and Sat. ■ ice from either the town or the of a switch. 'When the receiver is only to workers represented by the expected to remain at a standstill thority under pending resolutions The Rev, George Waters per­ Pope John XXin la not coming to There was no fight, although po­ He was named a claims examiner By FAYE HENLB until action by the National Labor myself.” bridgeheads, because International underoover agent for the Fidel 1^^ AIR-CONDITIONED e j Eighth Utilities District to the lice were called by someone who lifted, the light becomes stronger to lAM. Negotiations with the United to risk bloodshed by trylftg to formed the ceremony. The church the 87th World Euchartstlo Con­ Castro regime, aaya a bitter fel­ Relations Board late this month. force, entry into Katanga. ^ He did give Bob a talking to tension! have been hetgMened un­ UN May Meet • 375-acre, tract off Vernon St. would saw the crowd and thought a gang provide easy dialing in a darkened Auto Workers, which represents was decorated with cathedral can­ gress because he fears "the sen­ low countrywoman, widowed by room. Cauilona to B« Observed The strike is the biggest In Con­ "Such an initiative by thetU.N. though, about dumping the cement delabra and altar bouquets of white til they have reached today’s im­ be imprarticable. The firm says fight was in the making. workers at the Sikorsky Aircraft Bald the driver: "The boss told me: sationalism of a papal Journey a rebel firing squad. The little phone Is now on dis­ In Mutual Fund Investment necticut’s history. A contract dis­ force is against the principles es­ gladioli and pompons for the eve­ minently dangerous pitch.” town sewer lines are too far away, Police (Jhlef James Reardon said plants Jn Bridgeport and Strat­ ‘Porter—you know this isn't com­ Mrs. Amelia Sosa Blanco said and the District plant is operating play at the SNE'TCO business office pute touched it off. tablished by the Security Council ning service. ’ The prelate warned against would disturb the serious nature of On Disarming STANLEY WARNER some beer cans were found by po­ When you buy mutual aharea ford. are at a standstill. Union demands have included p ly policy.’ ” apathy. the congress.” she will call on the U.S. State De­ £nd« Tonight! at peak capacity. A public hear­ lice and statements were I** at 806 Main St. It is available in for the operation of the force and Escorted to the altar by her partment to OTist the man who five colors: White, pink, blue, beige, you ahould inveatlgate juat aa care­ The UAW also represents work­ stronger seniority provisions, auto­ against conditions on which vari­ brother-in-law, Jcrfin J. Famiglietti. ” We have been led down these Father Franz Tattenbach, 8. J., ing for tract residents is expected cn. fully aa when you buy stock In any ers at the P&WA plant In North matic pay Increases rather than presided over the mllltery tribunal Reardon said that no warranU and turquoise (a new color avail­ ous contributing countries have the bride wore a period gown of perilous paths,” he declared, "by chief of the congrezs’ central ot- About Aug. 15 I TONY CURM STATECE3 on the proposal this month. company. Haven, who accepted a new con­ merit raises, some form of union our own apathy until once again flee. In reporting thiz today, oaid whichi sent her huSband to his From the public health stand­ have been issued against any of the able. only on this model). agreed to sqnd units to the force," moussellne de sole, fashioned with death. youths, but that the Investigation According to Llyod Hobron, You may have read what the tract and returned to work last shop, arbitration of dispute), not he said here in Leopoldville. State News a cathedral train land fitted .bodice we are faced with the poaslblUty of the Vatican had dlscused the poa- (Contlmied from Page One) ENDS TONIGHT I point, Dr. Marzialo favors consoli­ Securities and Exchange Commis­ month. settled by th* contract, and the MaJ. Jesus Sosa Blanco was ex­ is continuing. of the Manchester office, Tshombe waa hailed today In paying a terrible price for our slbllity of the Pope attending the “BELLBOY” ! 3:30-6:30-0:16 I dating town and Eighth District right to investigate grievances on of ‘ Chantilly lace. She wore a ecuted' In February 1959, on Ganter posted a I20n bond for his 50 of the new phones have already sion; the government agency act­ The strike began .lune 7 at the Katanga where both whites and crown trimmed with seed pearls complacency. conference but decided against It. posal that the Diaarmamenit Coon- CO-HIT: 2:00-6:00r7t46 I utilities, as well as disfavoring the ing as your guardian In the secur­ Sikorsky plant.s and spread to the. company time and property. diarges he committed at least 26 establishment of new districts. appearance in court Monday. been installed in "the Manchester his own African supporters agreed and fingertif) veil of nylon illusion, mlzsion should meet on or about murders while a commander un­ ities njarkets. has set rules for dis­ he had won the first round In his Roundup Aug. l8.” j i l ! Hi.s report al.so noted that the exchange. As of Alig, 1, 4,181 have and carried a cascade bouquet of der ousted sentenced him to flve years at hard any world summit conference on TWO OBEAT FEATCBE8I M. D. doubt over an Investment business Tony CortlR Jsmei CM»er In Manchester more rigidly, inas­ New Bootery Owner that already “has“.proven its ex­ spite of the fact that such treat­ barked down,------— The Secretary of Stage’s ofllco honor attendants, and carried i labor and dishonorable discharge. disarmament waa cool. Written for Newspaper Enterprise The Katanga government had In Eureka, Calif., M 11 c h e U ’s Vasily V. Kuznetsov, Soviet DebM. Bernolda M much as this has been a major James W. Maher cellence, one you patronize to the Many of the chronic ills that ment makes It possible for dia­ says approximately 1,200 signa­ basket of white rose petals. Admiral Halier Assn. Alfred Feltman, who has had 17 set up"a crude but effective plan father said "I certainly don't be­ Berlin, Aug.’ 9 UP) — Communist deputy foreign minister, has been “ THE RAT source of complairkts by residents extent of 320 billion and with jus­ older people suffer from are not betics to live long, happy and tures erf registered voters will be Kenneth McIntyre, brothef-ln la I want to address this column years’ experience as a shoe fitter, in 1952 and manager of the claim necessary conditions of age and in to block U.N. entry; to blockade lieve” the Pentagon’s aaaumptlon East Germany claimed today an telling some Asian-African na­ • RACE” “ The GaUant in areas close by piggeries.” particularly with children’s shoes, tifiable faith. useful lives. required to place a Socialist can­ law of the bridegroom, served as to those engaged couples and new­ department in 19.57. He is a past most caeca could be prevented. the airfield with vehicles, oil drums best man. Ushers were Clarence that his son had slipped away to American intelligence agent had tions, which regard themselves as I . Color Honrs” In another improvement, a will, take over Monday as owner Even the new rules evidentally Moreover, the American Can­ didate for Congress on the ballot lyweds Who feel that no pre­ chairman of the Hartford Claims So maintains Dr. (Carles L. Wil- and other gear to prevent plane Roberts III, also a brother-in-law, Red territory. sought refuge there. neutrals, that the Soviet Union and 2:4S-4;30410:Oe 4:W4:SS board for mosquito control was of the Children’s Bootery at the fall short of the protection you cer Society estimates that half the this year, caution and sacrifice is too great Conference. bar, secretary of health for Penn­ landings. If McLevv qualifies for the bal­ and Charles Schmid. The bride’s Emery F. Mitchell, an Eureka The otficial party newspaper other Communist nations will boy­ appointed and Dr. Marzialo called Manchester Parkade. need. Still fuller disclosure of.the cancer deaths now occurring would cott the meeting. He has-urge<] SUNDAY for more funds and also a siirv’ey to prevent the one - In - hundreds An active participant in civic facts are needed. There should be sylvania and a speaker at the re­ With road communications In lot, he will face Democratic hi' nephew, Mark Famiglietti, was attorney, said "I’d never believe It Neues Deutschland eald a U.S. chance that their baby may ’ be and community affairs, Maher is not happen if the patients would the provlnee virtually non-existent, citizen named Sloboda, described the neutral’'nations to do likewise. Walt Diinor PKioati! by the Town Planning Department «; ■ad’Brar 'j-K vrii a tightening of the rules for nom­ cent annuftl meeting of the AmeiS cumbent Donald J. Irwin of Nor­ ring bearer. unless Bemon told me so himself, Bobert Lonlo StoToaion’t born with an avoidable defect. a past master of the Manchester go to a doctor when early symp­ the only wa.y for the U.N. to get as a member of the staff of the But most diplomats* felt that to help it. He also called for "more ination, election and qualification lean Geriatrics Society in Miami, walk and Republican Abner W Mrs. Lewis wore a sheath dress and I have been with him long Not so very long ago we knew Masonic Lodge No. 73 and is toms appear. in was to use an airfield. of pink embroidered Swiss lawn enough to know that he waa In American Secret Service In West there waa sufficient support for "KIDNAPfEO" money for the mental health pro­ of "independent” directors. The Fla. Doctors have a big responsibil­ Sibal, also of Norwalk, In the No­ the U.S. call to have the meeting, In Coflor very little about this branch of member of the Manchester Rod sales of management contracts In Britain, Prime Minister Mac­ vember eleeitlon. with white accessories and corsage sound mind.” Germany, had asked East German gram and the Manchester Public And the biggest challenge fac­ ity to inform the public about and some Western sources said 8:30”6:85’4:M medicine. Which we now call em­ and Gun Club and the Washington should not be permitted. ing medicine today in the field of millan faced mounting demands ^McLcvy, now 82, would be of white carnations. The bride­ Martin's father, on Ellenaburg, authorities’ permission for a tem­ Health Nurses Assn. health. In Dr. Wilbar’s opinion. from some members of his own they doubted that the Soviet "DmOSAURUS" m m wm . bryopathy (em-bree-opp-athee). It Social .Club. Scores of fine funds, are operated aging is tO( tell people how to kjeep making h|s Mth bid for public of­ groom’s mother wore a sheath Wash., meat packing executive, porary stay. He cited the 'Verplanck swim­ "Every doctor’s office muet be­ Conservative p.arty that Britain Union would stay away from all ______Zl0M :0M :06______PIUS' JUDfO fKI/Ui is concerned with disturbances by old-time banking and under­ well. fice. He served as mayor of dress of pale blue lace with pink said "we are deeply grieved over The paper quoted Sloboda as ming pool as a forward step in New Synth(rflc Rubbem come a teaching center for Inform­ should regognize the Independence Commission meetings. suffered by the child before Us writing house.s or by firms that That job sho\ild be tackled that Bridgeport from 1933 to 1957 and and white accessories and a pink the Information we have and we saying he "no longer wanted to Wed., “ BELLS ABE BENGINO” Improving the town’s recreational Two new synthetic rubbers- cia ing-people how to keep themselves of Katanga. share the guilt of the criminal When Lodge submitted the orig­ swimming facilities. birth. have been In the mutual fund field American school children are not was an iinsuccessful candidate for carnation corsage. can’t understand It... we hope inal proposal for a meeting on polyisoprene and cia-polybutadiene for yeers. It is prudent to stick well,” Dr. Wilbar says. Within hours of Hammarskjold’s activity of the American Secret In the past year, the depart­ Premarital and prenatal tests being taught the basic fundamen­ that office In 1959. He has run for A reception was held in the there Is some other explanation,” Aug. 6 he said he wanted to call in niodern times have banished —will be on the market aobn, and to these funds. Some you’ll recog­ decision no.t to go Into the prov­ governor many times and polled Service against the (East)' Ger­ ment held three, free, polio clinics, tals of keeping well,” Wllbarsaid. church fellowship hall. Mrs. Ad- John Martin said he knew of'no the Commission’s attention to some of the threats to the un­ their major use will be In Urea. nize by name. There is^hothing to <3 :— I Want , to apply for dis­ ince, Conservative legislators were 166,000 votes for, that office In man Democratic Republic and “Cbartroose Caboose” — Tech administering 5,780 .shots. How­ "Their training is sparse, and in calling on the British government klijs wore a orchid voile ensemble Ideological bent that could explain the "cavalier manner in which the , EAST HARTFORD born child. But others have ap­ ’’Chemical Week" predicts that prevent you from Inquiring about ability Insurance. Must I obtain 1988. with white accessories as a travel other countries o f the Socialist ever, "There is a limit to the re­ polyisoprene will serve aa a com. many cases the health textbooks the medical Information on how to back Katanga at tomorrow's Se­ his son's disappearance. He said camp.” group led by the Soviet Union peared to menace the Innocent the management of a fund. Ask costume for a trip through south- callously disrupted” the 10-nation sponsibility the town can as.sume plete replacement for natural rub they use are woefully out of date.” disabled I am? — F. S. R. curity (Council meeting. his son waa "Just a good plain U.S. . embassy authorities in Starts Wednesday newcomer. for how long the current advisers BICYOUST KILLED >'on\ Florida. The couple Is living disarmament talks which broke up ^ F A M IL Y ^ — COMING WEDNESDAY —" for the health of the individual, her and that polybutadiene will be have been maintained and who Wilbur further stated that a A — Yes, you are responsible The Conservatives were ap­ American.” | Bonn said preliminary checks fail­ In some cases, a mismatch of Windsor, Aug. 6 OP)—K H-year- at 4068 Frultvllle Rd., Sarasota. in Geneva last June 27. "ELMER GANTRY". “ Lost World” — “ BobbUdns” and polio immunization i.s an In­ used mainly ns an extender, they are. • study showed that only one per­ for this. When you apply, your so­ parently spurred by the Kremlin’s U.S. government sourcee ex­ ed to turn up anyone who had the parents' bloods may cause old boy riding a bicycle wag In­ dividual problem,’’ Dr, Marzialo making up more than half the Many a man who won’t 'settle son in 22 of the 66-or-older age latest statement urging that Ka-. pressed belief that Havana, under heard o f Sloboda. -severe damage to young tissues, cial security offljiai'will ^ve you jured fatally yesterday when hit CRASH KILLS DRIVEB I Tony Curtlr - Deb. Beyaolda said. tire’s total rubber content. for any but his regular barber ■will group was free of chronic disease. tanga be broufeht back under con­ the Castro regime, hae been In­ A U.S. Army spokesman said at especially of the brain. When you a medical report form. by a truck two blocks from his - Blast Windsor, Aug. 6 (IP)—A creasingly replacing Mexico City “THE RAT RACE” Town pi'ohlems Uiat he cited in­ ’The molecular Structure of poly allow his savings to be managed In only one out of seven persons trol of Lumumba's government. Heidelberg he knew nothing about go for your blood test, you should ’’We will, now look to th? Brit­ home. Walter A. Callahan Jr., car crashed Into a tree on Rt. 140 as a center for Communist opera­ cluded the odor of Lydall Brook Isoprene is identical to that of nait anonymously. who had a .chronic ailment was Q How do you figure earn­ the case. "LOTS OF HUMOB— "CHANCE MEBTING” ask the physician to check the so- Ural nibber, and it has properties Pallsado Ave., was dead on arrival last night killing its driver and tions In this hemisphere. And lack and the fart that raw sewage en­ A. Wilfred May, executive ed­ this sufficiently mild so that it ings for the year in which a social ish government to upholff Ka­ at Hantford Hospital. sole occupant. Police Identified Pa c k s a w a i x o p ” ters Hop Brook from Farm Dr. called Rh factor. very almllar to those of rubber. itor of The Commercial and Fl- didn't severely hamper or limit tanga’s independence.” said (Ton- of cooperation from Castro of­ Snndar If this results Th a mismatch, security beneficiary dies? — TU-L. the victim as 21-yaar-old Beverly ficials has made it tougher for Moderate Fat Helpa FLOOR SHOW TONIGHT! homes. The I,.ydall & Foulds Paper nanciai Chriinicle, was with the dally activities or require quite a servatlve Paul Williams. Co. is working on the odor prob­ do not panic. Many Rh-incom- A — TJfe month in which he R. Hubbard. 6 Pine Hill Rd., U.S. agents to track down Amer­ Briefs SEXl during the formative period-. bit of medical care, he maintained. Party colleague Philip Good- "DARK AT COME IN AND lem, and the town plans to install patible couples become parents of Walter C. Waddell of Bolton dies becom(/8 the lost mopth of his Nicely Detailed HazardvUle. Miss Hubbard was icana there. Chicago—Plump children gener­ He interprets the present jund ’’About three-fifths of those taxable year. So, if he dies before heart asserted ”I hope that at the dead on arrival at Ha’rtford hos­ ally grow faster and mature earlier sewers that would correct the Farm fine, healthy children. (1 have in Alfred iP'eltman Center Rd., Bolton, has been ap' problems as typical of the gp’owlng people had some kind of heart security council meeting we shall Washington’s Investigation got THE TOP OF December, he has a short taxable pital. than slender ones, a study of 269 pr. situation. front, of me now a picture of one pointed secretary In charge o f the pains o f any new financial institu­ disease. More than half had ar­ firmly declare our policy.” underway after the two bachelors, year. The limit on hli earnings is Ohio-bom boys and girls indicates. ENJOY DINNER The department carried out rou­ of my former office nurses and Feltman, of Hartford, is the methods and planning department tion. He offers the following ad­ thritis. Other leading ailmqnts The pro-Empire Dally Express friends of longstanding, failed to Researchers found thrt moderately THE STAIRS” tine inspections over the year'in her five buxom youngsters, none brother of Phil Feltman, who op­ of Travelers Insurance Companies, vice to mutual fund buyers. ■, not 31,200 but Is 3100 times the were obesity, hernia, hypertension number of months In his taxable said the Katanga development was Lac* In Place! return from leave on schedule. fat children between 18 m on^s STAY FOR restaurants, taverns, school cafe­ of whom suffered as. result of their erates the Pine-Lenox Pharmacy. Hs poromotion follows the retire' Study the objectives of'the dif­ the first good news .since The Mitchell wae due back July 11, THRU SAT„ AUG. 6th terias, slaughterhouses, nursery without cardiac Involvement, ar- year. and 12)4 years'old were tajler by parents’ mismatched bloods). ’The Bootery carries Edwards ment of Wee Preedent Robert E. ferent funds so that you buy one terio-sclerosis andd hemorrhoids,’-* Congo crisis exploded. Martin July 18. from the vaca­ about six montha’' groweh and ^WINDSOR scJiooIs, and other place.s, and roih- However, we are dealing — as Shoes, and has a full line of cor­ Fee. that meets your Investment ob­ tine investigation ot complaints. s*ald Wilbar. ■"Hammarskjold had proposed to tions which began June 23. about six months' growth and SOMERS STOCK DANCING and I indicated at the outset — wUh rective shoes. Feltman will also Stockholders of the Hartford jectives. Differentiate between the attack the only Congo govern­ So far It has been disclosed that: Dr. Marzialo, who is a part-time The three leading causes of Rufisia to Send Stiidentf* slender children. the long chance and the assured handle prescription shoes. Electrc Light . Co. will receive fund that offers income and the ment that has kept any semblance The two told friends they health director, is aided by a part- blindness in tho United States are THEATRE fact that you won’t want to omit Inventory includes foot^ gear quarterly diviijend of 48)4 cents a one offering capital gains. of order. That would have been planned to go on a leisurely motor ALL COLOB time sanitary inspector, Dr. Rich­ senile catari^cts, with a rate of 35 Washington—The Soviet Uijlon’s Japan*$ Product Rising FLOOR SHOW any reasonable precaution. from Infants through misses and share on the company’s 3.90 per Realize the need for holdinig your absurd.” it said. trip during their vacation, visit­ ROUTE 20 — SOMERS ard Qlmstead, and fUlI-time secre­ per 100,000 people: glaucoma,-with student-exchange program last reservations RI 9-4462 ^ iD oa n Martia ■ Judy HoIUday Should your test show mis­ boys. cent perferred! stock. The dividend fund shares for a reasonably long "The wisest development wcnild ing Martin's parents In Ellenaburg t"BBLL8 ABE BULGING” CALL 6 0 9-8070 FOR RESERVATIONS tary, Mrs. Margaret Wood, in the la payable Sept. 1 to stockholders period to recover the cost ot buy­ a rate of 26.7, and diabetes, with ,vear sent 70 Soviet students to the Tokyo—Japan’s gross national matched, blood, I recommend be for the nations to recognize and Mitchell's family In Eureka. NEXT WEEK! Flni—Andie Mnrphy Municipal Building. of record at the close of business ing. This cost o t buying in fund 16.6. ' ifree woild. Including 27 who came product Is expected to escoeed “ Bell Bent For Leatber” The town’s advisory Bo,Tid of that yon ask the doctor- who is to Attends School "The blindness from three of Katanga’s Independence and to Instead, they took a commercial deliver your baby to recommend C. Hoyt Stilson, 78 Campfleld Aug, 10. n.',. lance is called ’’the load” and to the united States. Thirty-five 1100 billion a . year by 1980, siya "HELLZAPOPPIN Snnday Health, headed by Dr. George these conditions is largely pre­ students.from the Soviet Union'are Jeave its future to Tshombe.” flight to Mexico City June 26. Af­ a blood specialist. He may reC' Rd., is attending school for credit Fred Murphy of 543 Hartford may run as high as eight per cent the Ekx>nomic Deliberative Coun­ Cecil B. DeMdie’a Lundberg Sr., advises the depart- ventable, yet adequate-preventive to be sent to the United Slates for The influential Times of London ter a short stay there, they flew cil, a Government advisory body. I960" “ le CONHANDMEim” ommend preventive treatment union personnel on the campus of Rd. has been issued a real estate on your investment. In the case of (Lots of New Stuff) WALNUT JESTAURANT . ment on policy. a contractual plan, meaning you measures aren’t ased satisfactori­ study during 1960 and 50 during said that politically Tshombe's to Havana. The families said they This projection would be a 'gain I- during pregnancy; he may ' insist the University of Wisconsin. brokers license. Ruth J. Flucklger , 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHESTEB ly,” So Wilbar said. 1981. position was "reasonably strong." had neither seen nor heard from of 8.9 times the 1966-68 average. BFSI AHEAD OF THE REST that your baby be drilvered at a Stilson is senior assistant treah- o f 78 Windsor Ave., Rockville has agree to invest a stated number of E8TENSSORO HEADS BOLIVIA dollars regularly over a period of their sons for some time. hospital equipped to transfuse urer of the East Hartford Air­ been issued a real estate sales­ Last December the two had also craft Federal Credit Union. men’s license In connection with years, the cost of the load may La Paz, Bolivia, Aug. 6 (yP)— compatible blood Into your baby’s take seven and r half years to re gone to Mexico and Cuba, like­ veins at birth. ' The school is sponsored jointly the Samuel M, Lavltt agency. ’ Victor Paz Estenssoro, the man Frank P. Sheldon and Richard cover. wise without telling NSA. This who eight years ago national­ Mother must carefully avoid ex by the university and the Credit Union National Assn. To complete S. Carpenter, chtef life underwrit­ Study the past performance of was a violation of NSA regula­ ized Bolivia’s giant tin mining posure to any child with an erup­ funds and you’ll see that those who tions requiring employee to give the I course, students must attend er representatives of the Phoenix program, toda.y took over the tive disease, such as German Mutual I4fe Insurance Co., will trade their portfolios frequently prior notice before traveling, out­ presidency for a second time. His measles. ESxperience has shown the summer ,sessions for three have not fared as well as those side this country. ' years,' and submit additional work attend the, company’s advanced biggest job will He to get the that mothers who catch German underwriting school at the Uni­ that held issties used in the vari­ The men had beep' buddies In mines on a'profitable basis. They measles early In their pregnancy by mail during the winters. ous market averages. the Navy, where both served four — NOTICE — versity of Connecticut. Sheldon have been losing amney. Since often haye children with birth de­ will attend next week, and Car^ I’d add to these suggestions years as communications tech­ 10,56 Paz Estenssoro,. 53, has fects. Applloarion Deadline 4Ju»,,gareful reading of the fund’s nicians. Anyone who wants to take the penter .the following week. b(K>n ambassador; to London. He Like many phyeicians I have Hartford National Bank and pro^%fitu8. This document tells Each Joined NSA In" 1967, Mitch­ went there after expiration of foi^ears recommended that motji- State examination for registration who is managing your moiiey, how ell after graduating from the Uni­ aa a hairdresser or coametician or ’Truat'Co.. which has a Manches­ ! WAtroismEyi his first term as the Bolivian ers deliberately expose their ter bteheh, has advanced from much this is costing you and in versity of' Washington. Both were Boltcn Lake Water Safe! WM'Mi-n Inatriictor In either of the those what securities the fund invests. NRNDV AD01A« (institution forbids a president daughters to German measles eo 74th te 67th place among the larg­ middle-rank speclaliata ^ t NSA In ancceeding himself. The govern- as to avoid )hla risk. field! must apply before, Wednes­ Don’t expect to understand every the |8,600-a-year salary range. a n n o day. est banks in the United States, irtent will be controled by Na­ ' If I had my way, I would banish lihe in the prospectus. If neces­ Martin was sent at government The water in our lake was tested by State AMOaSON-MEKKIU^IISP KfVlN Application forms and Infor­ aixmrdlng to recent figures pub­ tional Revolutionary Movement household pets, at least during the lished by the American Banker sary, ask your fund salesman to expense to the University of Illinois which Paz Estenssoro l(!d to mation are available from the explain It to you and If you still where he earned a masters degree, first half , of the pregnancy. Some magazine. Stendings are as at 8124 ^ Water and Health Department and was power In lO.^I with the support very rare cases havb been known State Department of Health. The need help. I’m sure a local bank nearly completed his work for a fees are 310 for hairdresser or June 30. and Hartfon^^Natlonal’a officer will oblige.... lo-ao of miners, peasants and stu- w]here an organism has passed asseta at that time w r e 3466 mil­ doctor's degree, and studied Rus­ cosmetician and 35 for inatructors. If you are buying mutual fund sian. found 100% safe for swimming. 'TAMMY and the BACHELOR" ■ dents. He Is friendly to the Unit­ from a pet through the blood of lion. WBH tw MW TOP CO-HIT COtiOB ed States. the mbther to cause damage to shares on a contractual plan, you Hitchell had been under psychi­ are allowed 30 days to" study the QUALITY- fAH-O-IAMA atric treatment In June. DEBBOD REYNOLDS the baby’s eyesight. , Buy Credit Bureau 8T. LOUIS VOTE PROBED Come Out This'Weekend and Bnjoy Two Coventry men- who operate prospectus. If you decide within OF PRODUCT . The Pentsifon announcement Aid Effects Studied And, finally. If I were mother, St. Louie, Aug. 8 UP) — Re­ that period that you have chosen Great the family with a cheery raised the number of poesible I’d knock off smoking — at least * retail credit service In 'Wllli- ports that voters were Intimi­ good morning in. this neat pocket- ’ A glant-slza butterfly In the STARTS TOMORROW mantlc have bought the Retell unwisely yon may request and ex­ American defectors to the Iron [ Washlnjgton — The Development during pregnancy. Figures rs' dated In a primary ele(rfion fast pect to get your money refunded. QUALITY- ad tjnoek that features a softly ever-popular pineapple motif, is Curtain during the past year to • SANDY BEACH • SWIMMING Loan Fund, designed to spur cently released ^rom England In­ Credit' and Collection! Bureau of Tiiea(toy and even threatened s c a ll o p neckline. fun to crochet and so very nice to Manchester and are planning a Guard against salesmen ' that seven. The flow of defectors from private economic activity in un­ dicate babies from' nonsmoking ' with -platole and clubs In. one St. change Jobe and thus like to keep OF CLEANLINESS No. 8124 with Patt-O-Rama U use as a chair protector I East to West la much larger than • PICNIC TABLES • GOOD FISHING derdeveloped naticjns. Is required mothers average six ounces heavi­ couple, of changes in fta operation. Louie -ward Mday are under la- in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust you hopping from fund to fund. Pattern No. 0940 has crochet di­ that in the opposite direetton, by law to consider possible adverse er than those of smokers. Again 'They are Henry L. Jackson and ' veetigatlon by the St. Louto 31 to 40. Sizes 12, 32 bust, 4 3-8 rections for set; diagram; stitch however. his son, Harry A. The younger Check all rumors you hear and QUALITY- , yards o f 35-lnch. • FIREPLACE 20 ROW BOATS effects on the United States econo­ it’s a question as to whether you Board o f Election Cooimlaelon- above ail check all tha gib talk an Illustrations. Yesterday the U.S. Court of Mil­ my—especially areas of labor sur­ Jackson will devote the major part To order, send 36c In coins to;— want to take every precaution. era. U.S. Attorney WllUam H. unknown mutual salesman may- OF SP3RVICE I . To order, send 26c In coins to:— itary Appeals upheld the convic­ plus—of proposed loans. of his time to the Mahcheater firm Sue Burnett, The Manchastar Anne Cabot, The Manchester A final word of caution: None Webster Hated a ninnber of com- offer. tion of Army M.Sgt. Roy A. •'------;------The company, formed by the Bveniag Herald. i U f AVE. OF Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Rhodes, found guilty of conspiring of these steps will be Worthwhile Qiamber of Commerce ami then plalnte, In a letter to the board, AMESfCAS, NEW YOBS AMEB10A8, NEW YORK 38, to violate eapkmage laws whan ha Many Freighters Idle if pregnancy becomes a night­ sold for private x>peratlon, checks and aaked that the board make Contest Began in '1451 4 « X , ______: ' ------waa-atathtaad attnaI American u m * BOLTON LAKE HOUSE mare for you, your husband _and credit .-ratings.. 1 ^ retailers and aa iaqjulry and report back, to “ edd IQe: y p r Ist-class mailing add lOo haoay in Moaoow. Washington — . The wbrld’4 other loved ones. Keep active In collects overdue payinentf. "" -Mm. The eemplaliite' otted by - .. -Qmttff, * Walea— Waleal_]ftrat , ...Comfortably “You Can Tho Quality” for each pattern. Print name, T b» government said Rhodas, 44, freighter capacity greatly exceeds all the Interests you had before Tht Jacksons plan to adopt two Webetor laeloded a roport tlwt Kiateddf(>d, a contest Si mtutc an? With apns^ style Mo. and OfIN SUNDAY • COVIR # NO MUNMUM TOP o o - m t x you became pregnant Continue Air-Ckmditioned address with zone and pattern agraed to give information to tha the current volume of merchandise practices they have fpund success­ somo Bt Looia poll and pofljr poetry, was held in. 1481. ^t Iz Routoa 6 4 44A number. BovtsU after ha became involved being shipped. Of the 125,000,- normal work and plgy. ful in WUllmantlc. offtelalr eoat biUlote for voters still folng strong and attracts ■'t ntsa the Fall * Winter Have you the '60 Album ooU' with a Russian girl. He waa head ROUn 44A->i MILiS lAST OF^MANCH»m. '^CHANCE MEETING" 000 tons of shipping available for One Is a system; of debt collec­ under the pretext ef demea- many visitors - saoh summsr. An­ pur maehanlc In tha ambozimbMsy faraga WANUCY HARDY mOBOBUOm this purpose, an eetlmated 22,'- Fowls are not the only anlmolz tion and ‘'skip tracing" (locating atraUiig the nae e t vottng'ina- cient Iteruldlo ‘ceremonies are p4r* 'SOesaopirl ill XSeLSS. A X998 aoun Jaatoal 000,000 torn are idle. ” tol^ava fiizzardi. petsooM who hava im ^tha ana foittsd along witb tho «<»tsate. JSSsimmmsSSSSKBmmmmJBBBbm V ■* ?

MANCHESTER EVENlJ^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1«60 FAGS FOUR ywtMiiMj LBtbamn C hor^ A Tlioiight for Today Soath ]^orcB*s Arinr O. Heary Andorsoh, P*«tof IRantl^FatFr ^pen Forum] Roger Mnckey, Intom ■ponaored fcy If it isn't one worry, it’s another. Connecticut Ooondl o f OharalHs While Syngman Rhea was atlll boss Worship with Aroneon Mid Tolls 9 a.m.. Divine CoFtting IjlFraU^ caravaners participating: in South Korea, we always had to Y a n k ee To the EkUtor, MTtlC ou t Fiart PUBL ID DY THB have some little comer of concern Let’s debunk the bunk now or for children. Solo by Herbert All of us can learn aomathing mkb2u > ------CO., w a Bengtson, "With Broken Heart. It 8 tM«t for the poesibility that he might By A. H. O. fur will really fly when the fall from the farmer. He ia a wlae ifian. iMter Conn. ' Sermon by Pastor Anderson, Built take the army we equipped / and campaign starts. For neither ptr- Ooneordia Kvangelical Latberaa St. John's PolRh NatlMMl He doea not think hlurwork is fin­ lltical party is going to make hay oif a Rock." ished when he has plowed the field helped him maintain and atart out We launched our heglra to h o i Qharcb OailHUo CIBirek 6 p.m., FamUy Night Fellowship § )E R V I C E S 1I2)IRECT 0RY because of the elimination of tolls PuMlAws Angeles with .a pitunise tb report Winter atwl Garden Sts. S8 Oolway St. Supper and Workshop In conjunc­ and planted the se«*2 Now, aa at the beginning, we go Sunday Masses at 6. T, 8, 9, Not so. Being aware of the pres­ 81ii.|^r Oopy •■■■#■■■•■■■■••■■■■■■■■* eiA always have been that one func­ men who work in Hartford to do 8 a. m. Holy Communion. Assistant back to the grandson. We expect 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. ence of God takes time—takes cul­ Always At Your Service For tion of our own continued pretence something about the tolls I (and I 9:30 a. m. Holy Communion and MJCMBKR OF to be as non-partisan, as unswayed alone) came up Ivlth the Idea of tivation. No one ever found God Quality e MACHINE SHOP SERVICE in South Korea, with two dlviaions, by any sentimental Connecticut Sermon. - 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. THB ASSOCIATED P R i l » ^ , dramatizing the toll matter by St. Bridget’s R. C. Church Celebrant, the assistant. through neglect. e EQUIPMENT Thi A»»ocJat#d Press Is excluitvely connections, aa dispassionate In Wednesday, 10 a. m. Holy Com­ e PARTS (new and rebuilt) entitled to the use of repubUcRtlon oi waa not only to help In the con­ carrying the question of constitU' Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 10 a.m., Holy Communion with If we are to hear God speak, Seafood Vny character analysis, as we were munion. rACCESSORlES lO V I all newi dlepatchei credited to It or tinued protection of South Korea, tionality of the toll on the Buckley Rev. Stanley B. HnatlUo summer choir, the rector celebrat­ we must be still long enough to aot otherirUe orbited la Oile Mlier In discussing the meeting and the Rbv. Dennis R. HusMy listen. e SUPPLIES - 99 EAST CENTER ST. and alim the local new* publlehed here. but also to keep watch against the bridge to the Supreme Court’ by First Church of Christ Scientist ing. Brief sermon by the assistant, 43 O A K ST. All rlfhta of republlMilon of e p ^ a l choice of the Democrats. forcing my own prrest. I was In Asatstnnts ' George A. Fallon e Du Pont Paint, Supplies possibility that ,Rhe« himself But candor doea compel us to Masoiilo Temple "A Psalm of Trust.” Younger chil­ Open Saturdays Until 5 PM . TEU Ml S-5009 dlepatcbee herein are alto reierred. the legislature before Aronson was dren released to volunteer leaders "Be aUll, and know that I am TEL . M l 0 -9 0 8 7 might try to start a new war. admit that no personality we no­ Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; born and after working out details 11 a.m., Sunday Service. Sunday after instruction In the service. God.” Full eerrtce client of N. B. A. SerT' ticed Inside the Sports Arena at in the Chapel at 9 and 19 a.m. Submitted by lee. Inc. . Now Rhee has been overthrown, with At.ty. Paul Marte, a Repub­ Nursery operates in old Rectory. Los Angeles, or In our more com­ lican, 1 started „the campaign School and Nursery. The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett Publlihere RepreeenUtlTee: The and a new regime le coming Into 8 p.m., Wednesday service. 7 p.m,. Evening Prqyer In the Complete Julloe Mathewe Special Arei^y — New fortable arm chair coverage of Then, when mucn research work North Methodist Church Woodcock for Air Conditioning HIGH GRADE power, and oiie of Its election prom­ events at Chicago, showed the all Reading room hours at 749 Main Church o f the Aeoomprion Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. GLASS had to be done I turned to my Adams St. and Thbmpaon Rd. ’'"iSiigisir aW ‘ of ises was to make a gradual reduc­ around potentialities of said grand­ St,: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 Daily: 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer HEATING Knarf's • .For Auto WlmUhlelda CIRCtJUITIONB. friend George Lessner, a Democrat Rev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor In the Nativity Chapel. tion In the South Korean ground son. and he promptly assigned a lawyer a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a.m. ROTARY OR since starting his own business^ They also service domestic deep • For Store Fronta and PRINTING From the first moment, one had Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant 'Wednesday: 10 a..m., Holy Com­ North Methodist Church about four and one-half years ago. freezera. Why not enjoy the rest The Herald Prlntlnt Company In«.. of his firm to m'e. Neither Marte to 9 p.m. FOOD MARKET .all sizes of windows JOB AND COMMERCIAL nanclal reeponelblllty for force of SAO.OOO men, and our mili­ to be Impressed with the direct "Spirit” will be the subject of munion in the Nativity Chapel. 3(>0 Parker St. PRESSURE BURNERS Jack Woodcock of Woodcock Re­ of the summer with a FedderZ or • For Table Tops ' assumes no ftnsncisl — nor Lessner have submitted a bill 540 E. MIDDLE Tl^kE. trpoffraphlca) errors spippearina D es^ s tnIn ad-ed^ tary authorities on the scene are honesty, the friendly but searching the Lesson - Sermon. Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 Rev, H. Osgood Ben'nett, Minister CALL US FOB FREE frigeration Co. has been kept busy Typhoon window air conditioner? PRINTING vertlsemeiits and other readlna matfmatter but I paid many other expense and 11:30 a.m. ESTIMATES PHONE MD 9-2295 The co.it la moderate, and you will Open 8 Days a Week tn The Uaachester Erenlna HerslC now beginning to worry over the inquiry, the unwavering candor of The Goldeif Text is from 1 Covenant Congregational Church installing air conditioning and re­ Prompt and Efficient Printing items. 9 a.m., FamUy Worship. Sermon laugh at the heat. 8 AM. to 6 FM. poeetblllty that the new regime courtesy and appraisal, with which For Youth Arpnson’s enlighten­ Corinthians (2: 12). (Evangelical Covenant) Open Mbnday Thrn Saturday frigeration in many places of busi­ Sacred-Heart Church by Robert A. McBride, lay leader Motels, taverns, hotels aa weU as Of AU Kinds Dlaplay adTertlalnf cloalnf houra; he caught and held the gaze of the ment I \ylll tell him that my plan Selections from the Bible In­ 43 Spruce St. FOGARTY BROS. 7 A.M. to 9 PM . ness. They have just finished may cut that force by as many as visitor. He is a great student of : Church St., Vernon and licensed local preacher of the installation of refrigeration and a aupermarkets are thoroughly air or Monday—1 p.m. t S "*®!- was to wait until the campaign for clude the following: Psalms 139: Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Paator INCORPORATED SUNDAYS,'? A.M, to 8 PM . or ‘nteaday— 1 p.m. Monday. 200,000 men, which would bring it faces, his own a unique and absorb­ Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paator Methodist Church. Also, church- Typewriter Service at Berube’s complete air conditioning job in conditioned, regardless of size, by J. A. WHITE For Wedneeday—1 p.m Tueedy. the governorship became hot and 7, 9, 10. JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, COMMUNITY PRESS ivir Thnraday—1 p.m Wedneiday down to something jiist about ing study In Itself the while, and Correlative passages froroCScl- 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. hour care of pre-school children. a supermarket In Waterbury. He Woodcock Refrigeration Co. They then with publicity force both CONNECTICUT COKE, Specialising in the finest will inatall an ice machine and, for For FVlday—1 P. m. Tburaday. equal to the army the North Ko­ his Is the greeting and attention ence and Health with Key to the Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Communion meditation by the (For emergency pastoral service no large sum of money will be employs three fully trained men GLASS CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. T ot Sataroay—1 p.m. Friday. - . Rlbtcoff and Zeller to commit them­ FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL Now is the time to get a good<^ markets, walk-in refrigerators are that binds followers and snares In­ Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, paator. Sacrament of Commun­ while the minister ia on vacation, cold cuts and meats ,(led up In a machine which is used and, with Mr. Woodcock, these 81 BlaaeU S t—Tel. Ml 9-7322 Telephone MI 3-5727 Claaailled dMdbne: 10:30 a.m. each rean Communists maintain. Then selves In faVor of the toll elimina­ 819 Broad St.—TeL Ml 9-4539 typewriter at a modest” cost at installed quickly and efficiently., day of publication eacept Saturday— dependents. tion. Governor Riblcoff, as I ex­ include the following, p. 249: 6-9. Bt. Francia of Asalsl Church ion observed. contact the Rev. P. M. Spurrier of_ in town. only occasionally. four men have a combined total • a. m. we might have the worry of some As he looks Into the. eye of VA South Windsor Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Midwedi South Methodist Church, or have Berube’s, 479 E. Middle Tpke. You of 64 years of work in this field'. Estimates are furnished cheerfully pected, kept his word and ordered The Barrett Adding Machine and there is no obligation. Just call renewed poseibillty that It would camera, a slight but debonair Gospel Hall Rev James F. Gl.vnn, Pastor service at home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride get in touch with may choose from Royal, Under­ Co. of Philadelphia has announced Woodcock Refrigeration Co. Is the change of mood comes over him, as the toll eliminations ahd-Uke every­ MI 4-1111 for Information. "One CaU Does It All” Saturday, Auguat 6 be the North Koreans who would 415 Center St. Rev. Raymond B. ^aakanekas. Joseph Clark, 31 CasUe St. the Rev. Mr. Bennett.) that Berube’s has been named fac­ second largest company in the If he-reallzed that intensity of sin­ one else was amazed at the cost of Call Ml 4-1111 wood, or L. C. Smith. ATI of these ABC APPLIANCE try to start a new war. operating the toll stations, trans­ Assistant l^ tor tory representative for the Bar­ Hartford metropolitan area, ■ and Woodcock Refrigeration Co. does DRY CLEANING cere relationship la a per^Wi to typewriters are fully recondition­ businessmen employ their aervicea not want its customers to feel that ferred the whole matter to the 10:30 a.m.. Breaking o f Bread. .Church of the Naaiarene The Salvation Army FOB REPAIRS, ed, and you can buy them with as­ rett Adding Machine. These will Ideal Treaty Has Enemies We have about Communist ag­ person matter, whl.lp-^e”'camefa, Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:15 and 236 Main St., REPLACEMENT be sold and serviced here, and if w’ith cohfldence, for their reputa­ they are interested only In large find LAUNDERING REPAIRS a device for reaching many, people, State Highway Dept. 12:15 p.m., Sunday school. 661 Main St. "Suburbia surance that they wili give, you gression the same Illogical feeling ^nd If I were you Youth Aron­ 11:30 a.m. C. E. Winslow, Minister ON ALL TYPES OF you are interested stop in or tion is excellent. jobs. While they are equipped to In aoma daflnlta contraat to the calls for a protective touch" of the 7 p.m.. Gospel preaching. Major and Mrs. E. Walter lam ia years of good service.^here la a Servicing of commercial air con­ take care of the largest-job, small Branches At: 19 Maple St.>MI 9-8879 we ,have about lightning—that It son I wouldn't again raise the Tuesday, 8 p.m., Combined pray­ 9:30 a, m. Church School. Class- ■phone MI 9-3477 or MI 3-6342 or atmoaphera which mciatcd while ham. We are afraid he not only St. Maurice R. C. Church bs for all ages. Officers In Charge real saving in purchasing a recon­ ditioning and refrigeration ia of­ jobs are welcome at all times and 5(R HARTFORD RU. somehow will not strike twice In matter of tolls for the whole situ er and Bible reading. Today" ditioned typewriter. 'When you buy further particulars. REPAIRS ON— the Antarctic "Treaty waa being ne­ considers the camera a routine Aolton Center 10:45 a. m. Worship service. fered by Woodcock Refrigeration the same careful attention to de­ the same place. But perhapa there ation is about as odoriferous as Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Street 9:30 a.m., Sunday School elaues THE m a g a z i n e OF at Berube’s, you'are certain of Many business houses' are tak­ 209 N. MAIN ST. duty, but that he likes It as well. Rev. Bernard MeCkirk, Pastor Message by the paator. Theme: ing advantage of the monthly Co., and if you are In need of their tail is given all jobs, large or small. g r i l l s , ELECTRIC IRONS, gotiated and given hearing and re­ Primarily because our own tech­ anything that has happened In meeting, weather permitting. PLEASANT PLACES le some logic In It too. The Commu: this- state but then you would not “■Victory Through the Victor.” for alls ages. satisfaction. service on machines offered at aervicea juat phone MI-4-1111 and If you have a problem in air condl- TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, ported favorably by the Senate niques for Interviewing a candidate 10:45 a.m.. Morning service. A MONTHLY FEATURE OF You may also purcha.ie man­ tlonlng-or refrigeration, call them, N E W SY S T E M nleta tried It once In South Korea, know what I am talking about Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. 10:45 a. m. Children's Church Berubq's. You may have this they will take care of- yo'ur work VACUUM CLEANERS, Foreign Relations Committee, the of nine months seem to have failed Vernon Methodist Church and Nursery. David Addy In charge. Col. WU- YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY ually operated addressographs for you.' they will gladly donault with you. LAUNDRY and found the whole weight of In originality, we can testify that because you undoubtedly have NEWSPAPER monthly service on a contract HEATERS, FANS, Senate liaa now developed some op- Vernon, Conn... St. Bartholomew’s Church 6 p. m. Youth Service. liam Spatig, speaker. that have been reconditioned. Wise store ownera .know that Statistics havq proved that of­ world law thrown agalnat them, he had all the patience of a Nixon never been aZked to sit In when 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by basis if you wish. They will serv­ DRY CLEANERS SEWING 5IACHINES poeltkm to the document. the know-how politicians pass out Warren E. Covell, Minister Buckley School Auditorium 7 p. m. Ehrangelistic Service. WOODCOCK The stationery department has shoppers patronize those stores fices that are air conditioned turn succeaafully. We doubt that even In submitting to the moronic Inter­ Mrs. Elizaebth Wilson and Mrs. iim irlirjBtrr ice all makes of typewriters and Main Plant: 44 Harrison S t the gravy. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Message by the pastor. Theme; REFRIGERATION CO.’ been enlarged, and more and bet- office machines with the excep­ that are air conditioned, and the out work fatster and more efficient­ Inatead of hailing It aa a model view, confirming the obvious, an­ 9:30 a.m.. Worship service and average person expects to be’ able Phone MI 9-7758 All work guaranteed they have any stomach for rein- Now. If you aa a collegian and "Preparedness.” Doris Howard. .t ter'statlonery is now available. In tion of calculators and epmptom- ly. In fact, you really save money solution for a territory like the swering the same, question many nursqry care for small Children. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer 7 p.m.. Evening service, in Cen­ addition to the stationery,,, there tb khop in comfort. I f your place by having an office air conditioned, vqklng the same pattern of events. times In the course of one after­ a lawyer want to diacuss the toll The-Worship led by James Hen- Sunday Masses at 8, 9:15 and eiters. By using this contract" Antarctic, there are Benatora pre­ situation with an unsophisticated and Praise Serv{pe. ter Park. Special music. David are office machine supplies, add­ of business is not air conditioned, for it is impossible to work at We think the South Korean bor­ noon, and yet always appearing nessy and sermon by Lawrence 10:30 a.m. service, , you are certain that all why'not call Woodcock Refrigera­ pared to object to it aa a proapec boy who left school at 14 and has Addy in charge. ing machine tapes, stendTls, meme- your machines are kept in perfect peak efficiency in a broiling hot of­ der le safe so long as the flag of fresh and friendly and eager to Miller, laymen of the church. ograph paper, carbons pnd. ribbons tion Co. and let them give you em fice. Find out how reasonably this tlve aurrender of potential Amerl always feared the learned law­ Man Evangelical Lntheran Chnrch Center Congregational Church tU tited Rint'-GUA, order. Machines that are used CUNL1FFE United Nations command files on help a faltering grandparent over Oommunity Baptlat Church fto Mdtoa’Y MbeMer -- 1 for «1 makes of typewriters. estimate on the epat of having thlA can be done by consulting with DON WILLIS ofa-sovereignty, empire, and mili­ the awkwardnesses of his own silly yers I will meet you at any time, (Mlesonri Synod) Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister constantly require regular serv­ It, and that, therefore, b o ^ South and pay all of the expenses just United Methodist church of Bolton Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, Rev. John R. Neubert, Minister One service that is widely used done? It has been proved that, Woodcock Refrigeration Co. tary advantage, and who will not chatter. „ Rt. 44A and South Rd. Cooper and High Sts. Special! icing and cleaning to maintain once a store ia air conditioned, It is vital to a market that the MOTOR SALES Korea and we can afford to let a to prove that no one but the writ­ Associate Minister is Berube's mailing service. Busi­ them at peak efficiency. For those be Boothed, apparently, by any ar When he smiles. It Is as If all Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor 250 TOLLAND ST. ORDER NOW! business shows a ma'rked increase. refrigeration be perfect, and many EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE greater ahare o f South Korea’s re- er can take the credit, politically 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship. ness hou.ses that have a special who have a number of machines gument that tha whole eavlng heaven were breaking loose. You will find that it is n6t''necea- markets have called.upon Wood- FENDER REPAIRS But we would not leave our ap­ or otherwise, o f removing the 9 a.m,, Divfne Worship. 9:15 a.m., Church Service. The Guest minister, The Rev. Ivan- EAST HARTFORD mailing list to be sent out each in regular use, the contract basis 18 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4531 ■ources, and of our aid to South 10 a. m. Morning Worship. Ser­ hoe, McCollum, pastor emeritus PERSONALIZED month may use it and save time sary to close a business to install stock Refrigeration C o.. to install worth of the document le that It praisal of this potential candidate tolls. mon by Rev. J. Richard Yeager of Rev. Robert L. Wood, pastor of the BU T-’SS S S is the more economical way to ENAMEL and LACQUER Korea, go Into the business of First Baptist C!hurch, Danielson. and money. By sending a list of air conditioning or refrigeration their refrigerators. They know doea preaerva the Antarctic from for the year 2000 all handsome, I hid decided not to get into Evans^IIe, Tnd.',' former'" pistor' of South Methodist Church First Congregational Church insure against a breakdown. If The work 'wdll be done for you with they are getting the services of REFINISHINGS making South Korea a ahowcase Sunday school for children. Cradle CHRISTMAS CARDS names and addresses to Berube’s Speeiolixing In political or military exploitation, friendly smiles and patient poses, the coming campaign but if we United Methodist Church of Bol­ Lawrene*^ F. Almond Westbrook, Maine, guest preacher, Power and Hand Tools you prefer, you may call for serv­ a minimum of inconvenlenca to specialiats in this work, and it for progreas as well as for arms. are to be served castor oil I want Nursery for young children In the Roll through grade-4 la held in Painting and Decorating Tdols these plates will be embossed and ice as you . require it. Arthur REASONABLE PRICES seizure, or use by anybody. It "lilhere are moments, when he has ton. Percy M. Spurrier 10% DISCOUNT you and those shopping. pays to employ the best when FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE decided what he wanti, when the a more liberal dose of orange Ministers Kindergarten room. Parish House. adjoining building at the same Garden and Land Tools may.be mailed from the office, or Berube has . an excellent back­ Feddera and T ^ h oon window putting In refrigeration. For the would appear t ^ t , rather than 10 a. m. Nursery.^ UNTIL SEPT. 1 cool efficient purpose of a Ken­ juice with mine when anybody In time as the Morning Worship. Baby, Household, Party MANCHESTER Berube will send them out for you ground of training for this work, -air conditioners are handled by finest in commercial air condition­ RT. SO—WAPPING, CONN, have a paper word fdrbiddtng Rus­ either political party even pre­ Second Congregational Church and Banquet Needs if you wish. The firm has a for he was with the Royal Type­ Front End Alignment A Pleasure To Pay nedy comes over him, and there Bolton Congregational Church 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning'Wor­ Woodcock Refrigeration Co., and, ing, service and refrigeration con­ AT THE DUCO SIGN sia to esUbllsh national power or was even a touch. In some Instance sumes to take any of the credit Bolton, Conn. ship. Communion Sunday. The 385 N. Main St. Calvary Chapel Invalid Needs BOOKSHOP graphotype which embo.sses plates writer Co. o f Hartford _ for six in the case of servicing them, they tact the Woodcock Refrigeration It Is a very nice gesture In the In which the world waa manifestly for the toll elimination. That Is Theodore Chandler Jr., Pastor Rev. Mr. Spurrier’s meditation will Minister: Arnold W, Tozer (Aasembtiea of God) " ----- for permanent addres.ses, and the years and, from 1941 to 1957, he will only - service those they sell. Co. at MI 4-1111. TEL. Ml 4-1228 General Repoir VYork Influence there, these Senator! Minister’s Assistant — A n d r e w s b l d g . direction of our national pride, as being unjust to him, when he why I say "let's debunk the be entitled: "The Magnitude of 22 Vernon St. 67 E. Center S t—MI 8-1036 plates are put on an addresso- worked on all types of machines would prefer to have us seize such might have been of some assistance bunk." Mrs. Robert P. Loggle graph which wjll save considerable at the Brooklyn Na'vy Yard for well as a pl«ce of elemental justice -10 a.m,. Morning worship. Guest God’s Love.” Baby nursery In Kenneth L. Guatafson, Pastor PARKING IN REAR power and Influence for ourselves to those. Stevenson beatniks who ■Willard Rogers time. For further information as the U.S. Government. He opened In Itself, that the federal govern­ minister: Rev. David Crockett, Tower and Church School- for CAMPING Welcomes Soviet Aid and then apply, Inatead of any were making the gallerlea roar, former pastor of Wapping Commu­ nursery and kindergarten at Su­ 9:30 a.m., Morning worship. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes to the cost of this service and his business here on Jan. 1, 1969, treaty of IntematlonsLllzation, some ment should award 11,000,000 to down In the Sports Arena. nity Church. sannah Wesley hall. Guest preacher, Mrs. Richard Pin- for all ages. EQUIPMENT other details, call Berube’s, and he has had many satisfied MANCHESTER TOURAINE the estate of the late Dr. Robert But essentially our grandson Is The Katanga Problem' ney of Stafford Springs. Nursery 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. MI-9-3477. customers since then. extension of the Monroe Doctrine Open Letter to the'United Na­ for small children during service. H. Ooddard and the Guggenheim a composite of all the political vir­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.' Prayer Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, CUSTOM MADE (The rental service offered at Portable typewriters. Reming­ MEMORIAL CO. to the continent under ice tues, handsome as a young Repub­ tions. Juice served in Fellowship hall Berube’s is a mpne.v saving one, ton, Royal, Underwood and L. C. PAINTS Foundation which backed his work, •Wonders of the Universe- Service. Air Mattresses, Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS Raul Places Cuba Opposite East Cemetery One awalte the arguments the lican, magnetic as a Democrat, Think! ■ Know! Pursue what after service. for it means that firms that do Smith are sold at Berube’s,, and if •P in compensation for Ha infringe­ self-conUined as a Roman, and of is right with an open mind! The Lanterns you should want a regular size in For Best Results Senators opposing the Antarctic TaJoottvUle Congregational Chnrch not want to invest money in a ment on his patents in the field of all the very young men who In the problem of Katanga 1s one of more, Jehovah’s Witnesses machine that is seldom used ma.y a typewriter, this will be ordered Quality Memorials Treaty will preeent. But one Robert K. Shtanoda, Minlater world he Is, of course, the man who than mere local Importance. It Kingdom Hall MANCHESTER rent one from Berube’s at a noni-' for you. Should you hgve the mis­ gueesee that, when they appear, rocketry. Over 80 Years Experience captured this hitherto unassail­ stands to test the United Nations'„- Chips Off the rMoon 791 Main St. inal sum. This Is a particularly fortune to drop a typewriter and Solidly with Reds first 9:45 a.m.. Nursery opens. SURPLUS SALES CO. they will not tell the whole atory.. Dr. Goddard was the crackpot able column with hie very to see If they are a group of pseudo­ 169 N. MLAEN ST. practical and economical service. bend or break the frame, Berube’s PAUL'S They will not tell the whole who, up In Massachusetts in the smile. diplomats whose actions are little 3 p.m., Public- talk, "How to 10 a.m., Morning service of wor- If you are going to use a type- will fix it for you as good as new. •ship. Sermon by "Rev. Samuel Laf- at Depot Square CaFr~M i 9-5JB07 more than hypocritical gestures; or Guard Your Children From Delin­ writ«!r or an adding machine for For the best in repairs, rentaUs (Continued from Page One) ^complaint— they don’t like Castro. PAINT SUPPLY Story, in our opinion. If they just year 1029, firet proved that a rocket May Be on Earth ferly of Bangor, Mainer. Deacon of Open Dally tn 9:00 PM . to see If that organization stands quency.” a limited time, rent one. Ask about and servicing of machines, call Hector, 31, and Jose, 29, also ob­ 645 Main Street concern themselves with the fan­ could be designed and built and South Wind$or^ the day is Everett Castetter. Mr. J. FARR— Ml 3-7111 behind the great words of its char­ 4:15 p.m., Watchtower study the rental of machines; it will Berube's and enjoy co'urteous,serv- fixed a date for coming to Cuba, jected to what they said was com­ A. AIMEXTI, Prop. cied resource! of the Antarctic and fired. Subsequently, he became the and Mrs. John 'White are greeters. ter; Peace on earth. aubaequent . disintegration,. or at article, "Dwielling Together in Hon­ save you money, for it means that ice at reasonable prices. "but we are not going to eay It." pulsory communi.stlc Indoctrina­ Harriaon St., Manchester Tel. MI 9-0300 with our own claim to some portion first to make a rocket" go faster' By DR. I. M. LEVITT, Director Mrs. Franklin Welles will be or­ tion for Cuban-pilots.------'------Guest Preacher, The United Nations, is a strong least a 'vlolei^t ejection, of surface or.” (Psalm 133:1). Castro repeated Khrushchev’s of them, or our ow:i possibility of than the speed of sound, to invent organization composed of all the The Fela Planetarium Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group ganist. of The Franklin Institute particles which comprise the stony for .threat to use- rockets to defend obtaining aome larger control of stabilization and guidance for rock­ Joint Service Set world powers. But just aa. and even meteorites. Thus, they would be studies in the Bible aid, “'ifour Will SEE US FOB: more so than the Individual na­ Be Done on Earth,” at the follow­ e Aluminum Roll Up Awnings Cuba. them. ets, to invent'the multi-stage rock­ There is - a .distinct possibility much more recent because of the' Hospital Notes tions, the United Nations must lack of cosmic ray interactions ing locations: 287 Oakland St., 20 picnic and e Venetian Blinds "N o Soviet soldier, no Soviet WATKIHS-WEST LIQUORS We think the Senator! who will et neceeaary for escaping the The Rev. James T. Helnemler that pieces of the moon may be realize that there Is always re with these stones. The irons, on Marble St., 18 Chambers St., and 41 FR$SH barbecue e Storm Doors rocket ia going to come here,” he be fouild opposing tills treaty will earth’s own atmosphere, smd to lying around on the surface of the Edmund St. e Combination WTndows 'Viaiting hours: Adults 2 to 8 FUNERAL : ” 'c ”hurch earth. -TTiat an analysis. of these the other hand, it is believed may supplies said, "but where Soviet rockets be doing so not because of the ter­ prove something . all-important, wlfb power. Let, the leaders of have been exposed to the full Im­ Thursday, Aug. 11. through RADIO BAHERIES might fall is in other parts." p.m. Maternity 2 td 4 ami 6 to 8 W INfS-BEER service will be held at 10:15 a.m. “ inDonchlps” may provide Informa­ Manchester Awning Co. p.m. Children’s Ward 2 to 7. ritory Involved but because of the that a rocket could work In the The Rev. Mr. Helnemler was theae great powers, and especially pact of ’’cosmic rays In apace," and Sunday, Aug. 14, the Manchester - 195 WEST CENTER ST. "For bur bellicose, feverish SERVICE BEER IN BARRELS tion concerning the water content Congregation will be serving as shop the principle Involved. ’ vacuum of apace, without______having„ just recently Installed ns pastor of thl.a greate.it human power, know thuS 'th fy hs've aged considerably Telephone Ml 9-3091 neighbors up there," he ^ said, FOR ALL OCCASIONS! that "dlacretlon la the better part in the lunar rocks is a theory ad­ more. __ delegates, at tlje North-Eastern P ^ ^ e r t o n ' s Patlenta Today ‘199. air to push against In order to ob^'-tk* Lutheran-Church In Haz- vanced by Nobelist’ Dr. Harold C. Established 1949 Khruahehev warned that the ORMAND J. WEST e DELIVERY SERVICE e We believe they believe the cold of valour.” Let not this great phy- Even the presence of diamonds United States, "Peace-Pursuing 180 Center St.— Cor. of Chnreh -ABMITTED YESTSftBAY: Ce­ ardvllle. He haa served the con Urey. Soviet Union will use all means warf must be fought out to total tain Its thrust. alcal power over balance the or­ in aome of the iron and stone me­ District Assembly of Jehovah’s cil Kittle. 87 Russell St.; Nancy gregatlon from Its beginning and With this possibility goes a to avoid armed Intervention Price, South Windsor; Harry Fow­ Director . victory. Accordingly, they resist a These things became, quite simp-, ganization’s moral atrength. If teorites appears to verify this Witnesses,” at Fenway Park in FAIRWAY against Cuba.” then was ciriled to continue as Its fascinating detective story aa to 'J 1 f -> ler, . 103 Autumn St,; Mrs. Etta W E ST SID E propoaitidh which would lake any ly, the essential foundations of armed forces must be sent Into theory. The occasional presence Bosj.on, Maas. ^ Slain Street, Manchester "The future will tell," dastro 142 Er CENTER ST.— reguiar mlhlsfer. The Rev. Mr. how scientists can ^ reconstruct of tiny diamonds in meteorites pro­ " ■ — , ,, Nichols, Bolton Rd., 'Vernon; A l­ PACKAGE STORE Helnemler attended a Lutheran Elizabethvllle, then let them be e Open Thnrs. and Fri. Till 9 e said, "if we've acted well, if we aection of earth, and prospective rocketry today. Dr. Goddard man­ events of the past from clues— vides additional'evidence that,'at ' IJ 1- J i bert Pelletier, 797 Hartford Rd.; Harry Prosaniky, Permittee preparatory , school In Austin, sent. But If It Is not necessary to do tiny bits of cosmic dust or rheteor- St. George’s Episcopal Church 4 are dealing, with loyal and sincere Mancheater’a Oldest field of battle, out of the cold war. aged, in each Instance, the first , If there la no insurrection, then some time In the past, these ma­ Mri. Gertrude Lewis, Wapping; 865 CENTER ST. Tex., and then flnlehed his 80 Ites— that fall from the sky. And Rt. 44A, Bolton DR. JEAN-LOUIS frienda, as they really are . . . ” We believe they sm In the Ant- tangible proof and demonstration do not ,order military forces Into terials were Subject to terriffic TuRnPIKE William Gallo, 242 Summit St.; With Finest Facilities ' Manchester—M l 9-0168 theological training at (>ncordla while the sequence of events is 'The New, Beautiful Chlbae arrived In Florida Tues­ Lawrence Meacliam Jr., 246 W. actic Treaty a prototype of the of the techniques behind the sput­ that peaceful land to Incite holo­ pressures by being submerged be­ 10 a.m., Holy Communion, The ■HEBERT Seminary. St. Lotiis, Mo. atlll highly speculative, they are neath massive layers. Since high AUTO BODY day, saying he and Castro onbe Center St.; Jay Lemelln, 41 Te­ kind of treaty the United States niks and Intercontinental missiles Holy Communion will be cel^ caust just to save face. Humility Is of tremendous significance. If the Rev. Roman Harding, celebrant. were like brothers but he coujd greater even than pride. To recon­ pressures are necessary for the ANl^OUNCES THE resa Rd,; Mrs. Amelia Holmes, 68 Itaelf may be planning to propose of today. braled at this service. Sunday events can be substantiated, our formation of diamonds— this haa — ------Mancheeter, Conn. Jupiter .which gave rise to the available. CENTER FAOANrS BARBER SHOP .take, Polish NaUoaai Homs Tbeir MhUni^ 1^ some occaelone, the reputa­ Pennsylvania,'56,271; Kansas, 39,- Thus, from tiny bits o f cosmic 457 Main St. 58^ Cooper S t "I watched the drift toward Rus­ Six Show vwlmet n*« < 376; California, 87,663, and Illinois, asteroid belt. The atone meteors N ew s‘ Sign 0(1 about to emerge, a HtUe late and may arias from the breakup o f a dust serving as clues, the scientiet sia and away from all the demo­ tion and acclaim for being first 31,977. CONGREGRTIONAL CHURCH DANTE’S BARBER SHOP FARKADE BARBER SHOP RTPOP—1410 strident, agalnat the almost uni­ went not to the man who was flQ;t Ex’Senator Runs^ moon-atzed object tn collision with has been able to "read" water into Manchester Parkade cratic prlnclpilbs for which I rlak-' 1:00 News Lou Terry the lunar rocks. The presence of ‘S07B E. Center St. ed my life. And finally I could no 3:00 Conn. Ballroom versal acclaim which originally another of about the same atze. * Lower Level 6:00 News Weather with the invention, but to the one 1 0 4 , ^ See U S L ife Dr. Urey believes that, soma 4.5 water on the moon will go far In ' CordioHy Invitts You Te / longer Mde my disenchantment gracted the negotiation of the Ant- Coldfine’s Mifls You name the job. . . we have just the rliM Du Pont EAGLE BARBER SHOP «!» Conn. Ballroom who was first with the right brand billion years ago, chunks of mat­ advancing our knowledge of the Paint for it... in colors to match anythiif I Have PARKWAY BARBER SHOP with Fidel and those around him.” 7:00 Ray Somers 1 118^2 Center S t 7:80 News, Weather arcUe ^eaty as a specific sample of publicity. We in America did Washington—More than 104,000 ter Accumulated to form objects origin of tha solar aystem. >, SUNDAY WORSHIP SCRVICiS 9:15 AM, question on color?. . . what to uie?. . . how to do it? 887 Center S t The former rebel, who still wears 1:00 ■npart Bremen, Maine, Aug. 9 UP) — of lunar size. A slow heating proc­ Sclantlsta are calling for a re­ Ray Somera of the Idad of thing the world-had little to help Dr, Goddard. We la­ forelnters visited the United States CALL US for expert help on your next painting job. the heavy beard which identiflea n :C ' "7ews_ t e A L i . in lA o for educational, aclentlflc, Former 'U.S. . Ben. Frederick O. ess occurred in these moon-alzed examination of the objacta found JOlDCN'S BARBER SHOP RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP Somera to come to if it wanted to survive. beled him a crackpot, and now, be­ 880 Green Rd. Castro's old comrsdes-ln-arms, and’ Cultural purposes. Including Payne (R) is.operating the. textile objects In which the Irons melted on the earth to learn, more about Guest Preachers Cor. Oak and Sprace Sta. was the government treasurer Ml 3*6563 If .it wanted to preserve some latedly, we award his work a eym- business of Bernard Gotdfine while Into a matrix of stony material. the moon. Here Is one avenue in 49,000 students. Less than a third STATE BARBER SHOP when he defected. He also waa a 1:00 Showeaoa, Nsws chance of sparing itsslf a raging boUc million dollars. You can be of the total were sponsored by the 4he latter is serving a 90-day fed­ Tha breakup of theae secondary which fruitful Tcaearch can be per­ Anguat 7—The Rev. Robert L, Wood, Westbrook, BUlne PAI NT CQ MANCHESTER BARBER 4:48 Mr J o h n s o n railroad executive. eral sentence. SHOP 10 BisaeU St. U o ftrU H tn of apace which might first, you see,, and not .know It, un­ government. In the same pieriod objects thus could give rise to the formed. A t tha moment, the im­ Chibas and Mra. Soaa Blanco 6:00 Soundfllzht-UBAP " ' V Payne also said last night Uut TA—Hie Rev. Tramaa H. Woodward, E. Hartford, Oqpk' 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ^H ON E Ml 9-4501 1099 Mntn S t '"lowosaa and NewJ wtil consuma the home base o f all M 600 Americana want abroad on stony-iren meteorites. portant rasaarcbea are not aimed WAI/TER’S BARBER SHOP were Joined in exile yesterday by >rta Spamiu til you come In eeqpnd. Rut the reel he hag served as an advisor to In the past, some of ths stony tta-itvBla. . ■ mcadamie, acientlfic, or medical at proBaring for a manned ending 21—The Rev. A. Hiagaley Uoyd, Lendoe, Eegtoad BUyjtHtJ»^NX^|r*S_W0RTH THE WORK ' fits Main St two pUot brothers, the lateet o f a iweaaa and Nawa leeeon la that there are, in euch projects. Ooldfine for about a yearJ mateorites wers buriad dsap ba-^ on thvmoon, but to prepare the MEBZ« BARBER SHOP SeouritL And parhapa who knows, they mattere, few real or permanent Ooldfine waa sentenced for con­ low the surface of the body ao ■ lll N.MnlnSt “ , WALNUT BARBER long gHeeeaalat bf Cuban avlatora n v e —U R Karina Corps. i - various axperimanta to be used in 28—*llae NsemI Foeter, Izmir, Hvkey lyaiop who have taken advantage o f thehr __ns Oavotlooa KR muster the cne-ihind vote la finte o r eeconde. It le really one Far from being a desert, tempt of court. He wag accused of that ths highly ansrgsUe cosmic ths first lunar probss. Dr. Uray has iRieniW Wainnt St iweaaa, Nawa place beeeuee 4—The Rev. Eraeel Reag itoB, WtadHwtor Oeoter, Oaea. MANdUCSTE^BE winge to leave the country. ■ fport^ MdnclKMRMr' * ■ < » -l WBts mMWi inpuld h# suf. Freneh Morocco reeemMer Gall* refusing to turn over oomo bust* jajre eould not take abown hovr w » n igh t pumia this. Joee and Hector ViUanar Rodrl* jProffreaA lB^ PAINTS p o n i iURBKR ■HO# fonto te varMjr o t fiUmato aiUI neap raeoefia to #idai«l aigoBtg tn* quei, both eargo atrllna pUota, ar* ■■*Ttara! Hewz- M d jther bellcvea that then eoeunred ■ IffnBrtiiatag qw Mi I M O a t w S t •■oeaeiy. VMUi8tlBglllg|bMaigtoS I ' ...... F>|'" ...... '...... • '• |- ...... 'ihiiiii im ...... — >tv«d te MpaiRto ftoBta Yrttk i -«> « ■/■ ■• **►;-. I,—

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST «, 1980 MWHyiMsM4i . "ikijj r. PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1960 ^BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE by Stroke with 66- J'LL STICtC POES ITHAVET-TO Anawar to Pravloua Puttlo'' .CLOSE 9V1 9E TA/SCLOSE? /f’LOMe,NE6AD,VOU^f nmtei>e ku.^mA^LT/- Ultll IT 1 AiATSOR.TARRl'/ED,''-----ASYbUVfeUA, "Keyftont State" eLiTsavr. JAlw/^5tuV O kWOW. OUTWARD APP£AR-.A ?pcfAtwI a PULUNSI > ANCES CAM 8B.MOST ^ AOlOU 83 Schoolbook Radio^ TV Sports Ronnie; 3480 (Ft.) First Blood to Tribe ICO Scores ITbaniffcd 55 Penetrates LieWTMlNG); TO see A U Baltimore Orioles last night. 'fom NHporta NO.NUTHIN URE, , NEVER Miwa' TM NOT 17 Honey maker nel 18. worked for , Dykes' in Detroit last Frank HHay I!ii?iuIIi3il! f f U ila 72-hole battle. > SONS TSO ALONG sayings 30 Belgian. 47 Solar disk At the same time, Gordon, in Dirk Lundahl u-«»—13H I At the end of two d a y * of coov- ■ THAT,..I'M A ( WHAT? 18 Type of Illy 49 Fruit drink 6:80 — Racing from Mon­ yestr, helped his old manager along Hob Kotburg WITH ANYTHING UKE |20 Connime 0 Employ province- his first game at the helm of the • P«Ution, there have been ttw dif- wea. PIP M3J HORSE- CENTLEMANI 10 Monarcfas 34 Biblical 80 Three timet mouth, Channel 22. with a tw6-nm homer. It was the Lea KaymoDd ^ WHIP UAJlO THE EDITOR FOR CAVEMAN, ' ^31 Bitter vetch (comb, form) 7 p.m. — Campy^a Comer, Tigers, saw his team go down to first time the Ind^bs had won Hib .MrAllUter 7IMI#—13H I ferent lea der.*. The w a y they’re WRITINS TMAlT STORY REMEMBER?, 11 Pertaining to mounUin a 4-2 defeat by the Boston Red (iene J.litter bunched, anything can happen. 33 Offspring Lake Erie 35 Hasten 82 Body of wateF Channel 8. two straight since July 15. They Fred Ha.u kiaa tiS-iO—13» , about the BIS, 34 ScotUsh 7 p.m.— Bowling Start, dian- Sox. had lost 18 of their previoiui 26. Wea FUis Jr . 70. “ ‘!n_|4U The leader after 36 holes 1* Di<* KXX3H CAVEMAN? JIun Whitt :*-*»—11# Knight, 38-year-old pro from Ap­ alder tree I i r “ T ~ J" 5“ I r IT r r r r nel SO. On first game evidence, it looks » * * Jack Burke Jr. (W--.’—14# ple Valley, Calif., who ha* posted 25 Steamer (ab.) Sunday— as if the 63-year-old E^kes hasn’t Chick Harbert 71. AA—140 27Sups li YANKBKS 4, ATKLETIOS 8— round* of 66-67 for a nine-under- GIfe’s i r 1:15—ICO, WTIC, 1080. lost his touch. In explaining his A two-nm homer by Roger Maris, Hill Kggera 14# 35 Simpleton 2:18— On Dock Circle, Chan­ reason^Tor acquiring Dykes, Lane Don Fairfield ««-:4—110 par 1.33 for .36 hole*. Only one M BEEN! SlAlwaya IS his 33rd of the season, won for Kraie Vatslar Ks-r^-iit .-troke behind Knight are Dow r \ J PACkEtJ 15“ nel 22, 80. said: Bert WeatCr 14# (poet) the Yankees but they had to snuff Johnny Tott Finsterwald of Tequeata, Fla., and FOR r r 2:25—Carda va, Milwaukee, “Jimmy has had the happy fac­ out a ninth inning rally to finish 13-6IM140 RDAVS* 32 First artesian i r Channel 22, SO. Dick Stranahan 1J-«9—111 Jack Fleck of Los Angele*, foi> — well in ulty of lifting up each new club off the Athletics. Trailing 4-1, the Uardner Dicklnton Jr. 2:25— Red Sox va. Detroit, Art Wall Jr . i National Open champion, U.S. was lii he's acquired. I)e did it with Cin­ A ’s routed relief pitchers Luis Gordoa Jonel j Still in contention for top hon- driUad at W n c 1080. cinnati in 1058 and with Detroit Arroyo and Boh Turley with two A 8:20—Pre-Game Show, CEian- Frank Straoahaa [<} I or.* among the amateur.* i* Ronnie TltuavlUe in last year. Maybe he’ll do it with runs and had the tying and win­ John MrMnilla ■j#!ii_ui: Smith of the Manchester Country CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1850 nel 8. ning runs On base with two out. K ea 8IIII S’ II 8:30— Derby, us this year.” Honald MIllaH in-li—iil I Club. The .Silk City red head S3 King (IT.) The Indians employed a seldom- Bobby Shantz took over and got Bob G aeu ' turned in a sparkling one-under- 34Suprema Channel 8. ■ Norm Siebem to fly deep to Marls Al Gelhergar w 8:30— Yankeea va. Kanaaa used play — the bunt squeese — Frank Buyatoa "ritZiij ' per .33-37-70 for a 146 total dur- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Bdng of on the first pitch. Ueorae Hayer u -ii—(42 Ing the first two da}”* of play. Mohammedans O ty, Channel 8. WKNB 840. to bring home the winning run. It * » • U ‘happened in the seventh Inning Rill Krause Smith, who had a 76 on opening IT'S BEING IN THE CAN SEE' SBSnooxze 4 p.m.—ICO, Channel 3. RRD SOX 4, TIGERS 2—A four- Jaha MtOaldrlek WOODS-.SEEING THE' SSiaders (ab.) u M r 6 p.m.—ICO, l\TlC 1080. with the score tied *t 3-8. Red Gary Player n .2i _ i 45 day, hold* down third place among ALL THAT ON A / ^ 1 Wilson, whp bad opened with a run Red Sox outburst in the sev­ Jay Hebert ?il2«Zli- amateur* in this year'* lOO. CANT LAKES, MOUNTAINS. POSTCARD,'. ' 30 'Vugotlav city 5:50—8yd Jaffee Show, Chan­ enth inning spoiled .Gordon’s man­ ('harles Lalder 41 New Guinea u m nel 8. double, was on third following iMiZu,* State Amateur Champion Dick SEE IT_UVINCV agerial debut with the Tigers., Paul Farmer W A TENT R3R port 8:15— Red Sox va. Detroit, pitcher Jim Perry'js sacrifice. Mason Rudolph 23-20—14S Siderewf, of Indian Hill, and Bill W” 1 SI ShorLatop Don Buddin tripled Tommy Lama THREE WEEKS 43 Rolled tea w n c 1080. Johnny Temple laid down a neat Butch RAird 21 nj(~ii2 th® Wethergfleld JUST TO CAI 44 Half (preflx) bunt and Wilson, running with the home two runs in the rally that 23- 20—(43^ Country Club, are three strokes B" u wriped out a 2-0 Detroit lead and BttddyfMilHvaa 48 Malayan pitch, scored the deciding nm as a^lMra Kldarnu’C 21,22—145 ahead of Smithv'Both had identical. pewter coin hung thb'10th'defeat of the season jb-Bttt Fm m ana 7i';sZ'l451card* thus far. i r ss pitcher Chuck Estrada had only upon Frank Lory. Ike DeLock won Len Woodnard VA 48 Ventilate f a play at first base. Jim Tnraesa tl-li—145 In- Good Company 81 Unhorsa his sixth game in i-elief. Bib Crawley 22-21 — 14.1 Despite the victory, the fourth • • * The young Silk City shooter, Juan Rodriquac 25-20—145 who ha* hope* of becoming a pro place Indians still trailed front- .SBNA'TORS 8, HMITE SOX 1— Jerry PUtmau 21-25—144 Batting — Don Bnddin, Red Sox running New' York by six games Pete Cooper 21-21—144 .*onie day, finds himself in some SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL The Senators battered Buck Shaw Rob » r w a y 20-24—144 pretty fair company from the © © g o o o — Biiddin tripled home two nfns to as the Yankeea increased their lead off the^mound with a four-iun ex­ Rob Shave 20- 24—144 15 ITTROf ^<^K^\R,NOl^l.UFlND' apau-k a four-run seventh inning to 2|fe games over second place Rick Jonen 21- 75—144play-for-pay rank*. Bruce Hamp­ plosion in the first inning and 21- 25—144 rally that enabled the Bed Sox to Chicago by defeating Kansas City, Harry Gastoa ton, fine Aiwtralian player wlio x m VWvIE €IA1M TUB DRAWN? HIM IM VoNDeRCAMEI went on to inflict the fifth straight Roy Nhrevea 22- 24—140\va.* up with the leaders after 36 overcome a 2-0 deflcit and defeat 4-3. ’The White Sox were thrash^ defeat upon .the American League Tommy Strafacl 22-2.1—140 the Tigers, 4-2. by Washington 8-1. Bob Nichols 2O3i0—140 hole* last year, and Dave Hill, of ♦ 1H0 »T W88. U*. T.M, defending champions. After re­ Ja m Jou m e 20-23—14* Denver, Colo,, are deadlocked Pitching — Vinegar Bend MIm II, * * • tiring the hrst tw'o batters, Shaw Kd Langert 24- 21—14*with-Smith a.t 146 among others. Pirates — the tall southpaw hurled INDIANS 4, ORIOLES 8 — (10-9) walked two batters, then Huston i..aClalr 22-25—14* LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS a flvo-hitter for his second succes­ Mike Homa 22-25—14* Two strokes behind Smith, tied Cleveland’s close victory over was clipped for singles by Faye Rddle Merriuf ,7S-20—14* . with a slew of others, is former sive shutout and stretched his Baltimorje made Perry, .the In­ Stan Mosel / ««L-lTHN(HElS Throneberr>-, Billy Gardner and isIisZlJfi I Manchester Cduntry Club cham- HTPOM/KT/wrU. scoreless string to 28 Innings as dians’ ace righthander, the biggest Jim Lennon. Pete Ramos won his Tom Pomraoky HOt/jOHCTHMOfAN' the Pirates nosed out the Giants, llamoton Autd 2*-2t—14« I pibn Bob LaFranci.*. Now' plaj'ing I PORrwusTHuifr winner in the American League seventh with a four-hlttef. Rrure Cramptou Hartford Golf (5lub, WNOen I 1-0. Rib W.ajtner wrw w5LEem«w HIPW0S(WTHW6?i a-lted Smith iSlliZilS I LaFranci* ha* shot 76-72-148 for VM6UeAK)UTIT! It. Jon Gustln 71-74—I4fi ' the first 36 hole.*. seet>unrn‘M(xnn; Rib WntSAU Dave Hill iJ litu R Falling to survive Friday mght'a Castoff Finds Himself with Bucs Thom e WfM»d 25-25—MS i r'd Sfan .Maitczak. The latter Herb Marcosiaa 5®-” —H5 I had two rounds of 78-78 for a 156 v mfarp he had a Ren’ Lang 22-24—14<;* ...... total. /T )E Rart Halloa 21- 1*—14* ' BREATH 0= FIW! Don Massergala 24- 25—147 Tightly Bunched Mac Main 25- 24—142 In fart, only a few' strokes '&ETRA51THEPUMK?; Mizell Now Lives Up n-Ray Relta 2J-2S—142 Ted Rhodes 25-24— 142 sep*rates Knight, who shared the Gene ColchtoaU 7M 5—147 opening round lead In the 19.59 Na- Kd Rurko- 22- 2»—142- W'nyne Otis flonal Open, from some of the la2V72—142 n —ui e IM Ok, H U . kn. T.M. Kif. V t^ fa tO K 8 -A Riir Ciarvln world'* 'greatest golfera including To Early Predictions a-Ted Weisa 24-25—142 Arnold Palmer, Ken Venturi, Doiig Rob Kay 24- 25—142 AMERIC.\N LEAGITC Gerald aota 25- 24—Ford 142 and Gene Littler. •We’re pretty sure there Is life like ours out there! Friday’* Reniilt* Frank Stasrowsld 22-23—14* Today's third round over the par JUDD SAXON BY KKN BALI) and JERRY BRONDFIELD We've picked up messages like, TII see your Cleveland 4, Baltimore 3 Stan StasKOwsU 22-lfi—14* 3,5-36—71 Wethersfield Country five and raise you five more’ !" New York, Aug. 6 (A*)—They said Vinegar Bend Mizell Rill Farrell 22-23—14* never would be a winning pitcher. They called him a “frus­ Washington 6, Chicago 1 Don Headings 21- 22—14*Club's 6,548-yard course fo i/d MR. SAXON, I'M CUTTING OUT Boston 4, Detroit 2 Jerry Magee 22- 21—145Knight determined to avoid what OF THIS MEETING/JUSTLCT trating” type of hurler. . . One who is always showing prom­ New York 4, Kansas City 3 John Cleary 21- 22—14* m e 'KNOW IF THE BOY a-Bob l*aPranels 2^22—14* happened to BobTlosburg, the 33- WANTS COLLESE-OK OUR ise but who always disappoints. That’s what the experts said W.. L Pet. G.B. D ave M arr 24- 24—14*year-old former.,,. National Profes­ IN LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON about this tall, gangling country^------New York ,... .57 40 .588 — Rill Girard 2#-2*—14S Len Kenneti sional Golf Assn, champion from boy from Alabama who came up Chicago ...... 57 46 ..569 21^ 25- 2B—140 Overland Park, Kan. RACE TRACK*. ENTRANCE RACE TRACK e K RAiE TRACK ED RAt# TRACK EN walked , leading off the Ja c k Dess 2*-24—140 in 1952 touted as a “ left-handed Baltimore \ , ..57 46 ..553 3 Al Lahnris 2»-24—140 Rosburg posted a 65 opening Dizzy Dean,” but never lived up to eighth. Then he threw Dick Groat’s Cleveland . . . . ,81 46 .526 6 Frank Wharton 2^21—140 Jim Ferree round to lead by a stroke,, but his potential. sacrifice bunt over Don Blasin- Washington ...49 .50 .495 9 22- 22-140 game’s head at first base'. Groat Jimmy Powell 25-23—140 slipped to a 74 yesterday over the The St. Louis Cardinals stuck Detroit ...... ,46 .53 .459 12 4 Krnie Roms 2R-24—140 rain-soaked layout. with Vinegar Bend eight seasons, and Blasingame collided and the 42 57 .424 16 a-/*ol. John Kllua 24-24—140 speedy Virdon raced all the way Baston ...... J o f .Mnresro 22.22—140 Palmer, the 'NaUonal Open hoping each spring he’d come Vp Kansas City ., 38 59 .392 19 («eo. Kosko 2a2*—140 champion w'ho h*s been followed with that big year. Finally, their home before the ball could be re- CfOi^rge Cefferattl 2»-2*—1*0 triewd. Today’s Game* by thousands of fans, improved patience ran out. Last May they Washington (Pascual 10-5) at Kd Rtina 2*-2*—1*0 The Pirates may have lost Ro­ Jnrk Kills 2*-2ft—1*1 hi* position yesterday and now 4/44^ peddled'*him to Pittsburgh. Chicago (Score 2-51. 2:30 p.m. ] Al Fiich«, 24-20—1*0 trails by five strokes. The field Maybe it’s.the change of scen­ berto Clemente for several days. New York (Short 2-4) at Kan- :Jim Hiskey . 2*-2*—1*1 - Cepr.'iflCeaViatamCef*. i Mike Diets h«s been reduced from 150 to 71 ^ TMWo«drq».ma.d, ery. Maybe the ea.sy-golng soiith- The suffered a cut chin sa.s Cit.v (Hall 6-7), 3:30 pjn. 22-24—1*1 that required five stitches when he ! n-Jim Wllliums 20.2.1—151 pros and 10 amateurs. BY JOHNNY HART paw has realized that time might Boston (Sullivan 3-12) at De­ a>Jlmmy Grant 7ai5—1*1 be running out on him. Whate\'er crashed into the concrete wall troit (Burnside 5-6), 2:30 p.m. Kddle Myerson 22-20—1*1 along the rightfleld stands mak­ Rennie'Reif 70-2*—1*1 COULD VtSO USND WHAT IP A the reason, the 30-year-old Mizell Bakimore (Fisher 6-9) at Clever Roland Stafford Ta2*—1*1 Friday’* Homers BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE WHAr DO THB MOOtJ ing a pne-handed .catch of Wiljle land IHarehman -l-l-)r-2 p.m. -- Jack Morrv Fiv/e CLAM«? finally appears to be fulfilling tfie NEITHER RAIN NOR MlID S'I’Ol’S iUGi Intermilrtent rain and soggj' ground.5 failed -4*1- Yoo HAv/e Port AND W e Mays' liner in the seventh. a-Kd Crem - 1*1 YIPWE, A MOONUaurl youmiED 1 HAVE,T& 1 tall predictions made for him. * * • Sunday’s Games to stop the second day’s play at the Insurance City Open golf tournament yesterday John Galeskf 24-20—1M (Seasons Totals In Parentheses) CRUISE,' POWMIUEPOTK, COLLATEKAl-f STARS. POftJBCUOsB T j Last night Mizell .shut out Washington at Chicago (2), Billy Bone 2ai4—1*2 NA'nONAI, LEAGUE Francisco, 1-0. It wa.s his seventh REUS S, CARDS 0—Bob Purkey 2:30 p.m. at the Wethersfield Country Club. Top photo shows Doug Ford di’oppipg a short putt Bar Montgomery 2*-22—1*2 Aaron, Braves (80). SAM. PONT YOU a-Rorky Claelao 2K-23—1*5 WUF' victory in nine decisions since he snapped St. Louis’ seven-game win­ New York aA Kanaas City (2), on No. 5 with Gardner Dickinson Jr., hand on hip, looking on. I.eft center shot catches Burdette, Braves (t) THINKYOUOKT I YOUR ning streak, blanking the Cards a-Dave Manre 1a*0—1*5 YOUTORaOT^ 1ST ME TAKE OWtIlTL joined the league leading Plrat«s.- 3:30 p.m. Jack Fleck, who birdied the first three holes, just .missing one on No. 4 which even­ Jerry Priddy 12-73—1*5 AMERICAN LEAGUE . i TO CAST OFF J OVER THE . )LENAVY, It also was his second consecutive with four hits for eight innings. Boston at Detroit (2), 2:30 Bohbv Go4Mlman 12-10—1*5 Marls, Yankees (S3) Marshall Bridges, in relief, finished tually.would have given him tie for lead if he had made it. In right center pictiii’e Rob Bhoener 73.77—1*5 - \ THE UNES,, WHEEL'. V MWIRAU 1 p shutout. He now has a string of 26 p.m. ' Bob I^Francis tries to put some body Engli.sli on putt on No, 17. Jeri’v Priddy, for­ Ray Booty 12-12—1*4 Tigers (U) “ \5AM . RUN scbreless Innlng.s. This is the same the shutout' to cement Purkey’s Baltimore at Cleveland (2),il:30 Monte Bradley 10-27—1*5 Kiienn, Indians (8) nth victory in 18 decisions. The p.m. mer New Y’ork Yankee ba.seball player, takes off rain pants at No. \1 tee in loiver Dirk Thomas 7ai0—1** Triandos, Orioles (5) , fellow who owned a mediocre 68- Reds broke a scoreless tie with an David Rears# 51-24—IIB 87 1/fetime record before this sea­ Monday’s Game* left photo. In lower .right shotfcRonnie Smith chips onto "^ e n at No. 16 one way to Fred Gronaqer 20-23—1,1* yv \ ' unearned run off Curt Simmons in New York at Cheiago, 9 p.m. MIekey Oresh 2*-50—1** /. \ son, and a 1-3 mark wi.th Cards fine one-under-par round. (Herald Photos byjlfiara) ___ Rernie Haas 22-20—1*0 MINOR TJIAGUE the sixth. They scored on a double Washington at Kansas Ctty 10 Eastern League before he was shunted off. by Gus Bell and successive errors a-Blan Matetak laio—1*0 Thanks to Mizell, the Pirates p.m. a-Ted Huff 23-20—1*2 Williamsport 3-4, Lance*ter 0-1. by Daryl Spencer and Ken Boyer. Only Games Scheduled. Roger Ifortau *a25—1*5 Reading 8. Binghamton 6,______•SJ.ts.’sVWlfs** today owned A fourrgame bulge • • Seven Different Records Broken Art Hall -2S-52—1*5 4fir over second place Milwaukee, NATIONAL LEAGUE - Tom R an er T*-«(4—1»* ■ Springfield at Allentown (poet- BK.4VES 10. CfB8 2—Every Sport Schedule which dispUced the Cardinals in Friday’s Results « a —Amateur poned). “ MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALL the runner-up spot by walloping Milwaukee starter except Eddie Pittsburgh 1, San Francisco 0. Mathews hit safely as the Braves Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 0. Sunday, Aug. 7 OiOi f Chicago’s Cubs, 10-2. St. Louis, walloped four Chicago pitchers for, ^ORBVTO HEIN^I^TEDONGOINOTO <5brGUE6BHB blanked by Cincinnati, 3-0, Milwaukee 10, Chicago 2. Americans’ Hopes High Seymour v». Moriarty'*, J:80, FINALLY GAVE UR tMIMjU 15 hits including Hank Aaron’s MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD KEEP YOU WAITING, THE BEACH WITH U6, BUT I dropped Into third place, a half Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Nebo. ’ MORTY, BOr WCXXDNT HEAR OF IT. THEN HE 30th home run, tying him with the ■NIJ. A '■ t S i s s a game behind the .Braves. Rain (postponed). Monday, Aug. 8 Staging Little League Series ANP BRENTWOOD WINTHROP <5TOMPED OUT OF THE HOLYtE, Cubs’ Ernie Banks for the league washed out the Dodger-Phillies W. L. Pet. GB. Mai V*. Police 6:16, CSiarter TOLD ME WHAT THE GAVE ME A MAO A9 HE COULD BE. lead., Lew Burdette, who coasted 40 .600 For Olympic Natators HARD TIME, game in Philadelphia. Pittsburgh .. Oak. SCIteeANT MAU.KSAN 'BROOCH LOOKS LIKE » * • ^ his 12th victory, also homered. Milwaukee .. . 55 43 .561 4 Proves Big League Promotion WAS RIGHT, UNCLE PHIL.' — A STAR ABOUT THE Del Crandall and rookie A1 Spang­ St. Mary'* v». Methodist, 6:15, ANP ANYWAY, BRENTWOOD PIRATES 1 , GI.YNTS 0—An un­ S,i Nebo. ler had three hits apiece for the Los Angeles .53 44 ..546 . 5Va Detroit,-Aug. 6 (fP)—The finest swimming and diving stars New' York (NEA) —- Organiz-is DOeSm' WANT YOU BUTTIN6> earned Pittsburgh run in the eighth Braves who .snapped a four-game McIntosh V*. Spriice, 6,' Memori­ ting through s Roy Rogers flicker INi GO TO SLEEP/ inning broke up a scoreIe.ss pitch­ losing streak. San Francisco 51 47 .520 8 in the land, 37 strong, will carry the United States’ hopes into al Field. ing.a Little League tournament is' two or three time.s. i Cincinnati ___ 44 57 .436 16 ing duel between Mizell and Sam the 1960 Olympic Games with renewed hope of bringing the Tuesday, Aug. 9 not the overnight task it appear* Red iSchoendienst, returning to Philadelphia ..41 60 .406 19>i to be. •"Add to this, housing and the Jones. The' Giants’ ace pitcher had second base for Milwaukee, had a international honors back to home soil. Flnasi vs. No. Ends, 6:15, Char­ right (ood, scheduling games and no one to blame but himself. He Chicago ...... 38 62 ..380 22 If you don’t believe it, trj' col- single and double. Today’* Games The last 24 members of the U.S. ter Oak. transportation and lt> a full three lectlngi transporting 4uid feeding a months’ work for a lot of people.” Iros Angeles (Williams 11-3 ( at team were selected yesterday after by taking first place in both the few hundred kidi for a dlitrict Adequate fields wdpi the proper Philadelphia (Green 3-4), 8:05 four days and nights of grueling platform and springboard events. toumement or housing four teams, p.m. competition in Which the new Silk Cily Golfer facilities have become lncrea«lng- Martin Fined and Suspended; Another Indiana star, Alan Som­ parents and chaperones for state ly scarce in recent years with the u San Francisco (Marichal 3-0) at Ol.vmplans shattered three world ers, streaked to a double victory in meets.' , , Pittsburgh (Law 14-5), J:30 p.m. ' growth of Little League. 'The ■ti 1*«0 hy NtA. Ine. T.M. R*f. os'pat Off.- and four American record.*. the distance freestyle 'events. Gary Little League t o u r n a m e n t Chicago (Hobble 10-14) at Mil­ Amon^ Qualifiers atmosphere ■ condition of the dia­ Requests Hearing from Frick The Olympic-bound athletes Tobian, Unlverspy of .Southern planning, goes back to April w'hen CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER waukee (Pizzaro 6-2), 2:30 p.m. mond. stands and surroundings. •— range from diving star Juno senior who lost tlie 1956 In Women’s Golf state directors hold conferences Cincinnati (Maloney 0-2) at St. Stover Irwin, the 31-year-old Is important to the impressionable WE OMLY KNOW THAT THE KSO FOSfllBLV AMONG THE TH0USAND5' YE»...WE HAVE TWO SUSPECTS UNDER. CL05E Louis '(Broglio 12-5), 2:30 p.m. Olympic platform diving gold med­ with district representatives to set youth. MR. ABERNATHY CHlNESEi OKSCnwe the PtOTi Ate 8t. Louis, Aug, 6 (iP)—BattlingAflylnjg. _ toward the mound and first mother of ' four, to l.T-year-old al by 3/lOOths of a point in a con­ up committees for tournament BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY OF LOYAL JAFANESe CIVILIAN WATCHl THEY MAY LEAD U» TO THE OTHEte. Billy Martin, backed by Cincinnati^' Sunday’s Game* 8UT,MR.0eUl«.:H SURE ir CAN'T MH-l AL50 THAT EMFLOyBBe...OR M ORi 3V 60MB FALSE MOVEi TJP base. Donna De'Varona Mrs. Irwin will troversial contest, earned a double New Havep, Aug. 8 '(/E^Pat time in August. M03T JAPANEiB \THEY HAVE A COLLASOKATOk ON ONE OF OUR OWN Manager Fred Hutchinson, is bit­ Los Angeles at Philadelphia (2), be shooting for her fourth Olympic" b'SulUvan, the 1969 state women's U6 OFF TO THE PLOT IT5ELF1 NOT QUITE Billy said when he came out to 1:05 p.m. bArth by placing second to Sam The Eastern Regional Tourna­ FAVOR TH' RBCEMT MME AMERICAN 6A5E. SBLF-0EFEV5EIINIT5'.. ter over a 3500 fine and flve- wants bssebaU explained, to Bob Webster in the platform. Connecticut Women’s Golf Ama­ 60IN&10 BED. / / / WITH AMERICAi HOW want to light— I’ll really give you (2), 1 p.m. Turkin Fisld, Aug. 18-20. with Commissioner Ford Frick to heAr something.” teur champlonahtp. CAN A FiW FANATICS i his side of the case. Chicago at Milwaukee, 2:30 ■ She prevloualy competed in the A .14-year-old from Portland, four teteis participating. With the 1948, 19.52 and 19.56 games. Ore., Carolyn Wood, was the other Hrien Reynolds, of the Manches­ 0FS5Br THAT NOWt , Hutchinson Implied that Nation­ Martin declared that "to me, p.m. ter Country Club, qualified with a conclusion o f rieglonsl play, noth­ al league President Warren C. that meant I was gonna get , Cincinnati at St. IrOuis (2), 2 The baby-faced deVarona young­ double qualifltr, winning the 100- ing remains but the Little Eeague meters butterfl.y and finishing sec­ 41-44-86. Mias Reynold* finished Giles was influenced by Martin’s punched—so I swung.” Then he Monday’s Game* ster. who will be ah eighth grader in a tie for ninth place and a World Series in Williamsport, Ps:, wondered out loud: ond in the 100-meters freestyle. past record in flning the Redleg San Francisco at Cincinnati, 0 in the fail at Lafayette. Calif., is berth in the upper bracket. Aug. 22-27. second baseman last night. Chica­ “I wonder what would have hap­ Ik>a Angeles at Milwaukee, 9 the World record holder in the 400- Coaches Elated ’Finding snough bleacher seats HARTFORD RO. ROUTE 88 The Race Brook Country dub OONN. TPKE. EXIT 77 go Cub pitcher Jim Brewer, sld^- pened if I had missed 7“ Only games scheduled. meters Individual medley relay. Gus Stager, coach of the men's member won medalist honors yes­ Is always hard," says Jo«. (/raxi- ged by Martin, suffered a fracture Brewer said he merely asked ano, Nsw Jsrssy state director. Three more teenagers pad a swimmers, and George Haines, terday in the 18-hole qualifying STOCK CAK RACINO of the orbit bon* below his right Martin }f ha wanted to fight and hand in the record-sirnashlng. Mike coach of the girl swimmers, were round with a 40-S8-—78 over her "There Is always a traffic prob­ eye. He will undergo surgery to­ he wasn't txpectlng the punch. Grakam Win8 Singles Troy, 19-year-old Indiana Unlver- elated over the country’s Olympic home course. ^ lem and not enough men to the day. Club Xlanager £«u Boudreau irlty sophomore, bettered his own chances. Tlie United States will be Ml**, 0'8ulllvan’ has won' the committees. WED. NIGHTS Hutch put it this way: said if he were president, he would Hartford. Aug. 8 (g') — James world mark in the 200-meter* but­ a solid choice in all diving events— title seven times. Trailing two “ It takes a ftw huundred men "D o you think Brewer would fine Martin 31,(K)0 and keep him Grahahi of the Hartford Thistle terfly. . and following a month-long attack atroke* behind her was Mrs. Grace to-put op a,state tournament and have been lined |500 and suspended under suspension until Brewer JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN Lawm Bowling Club is the new . -i. Look Allkes Star on records in AAU meets and tenezyk Cronin of Indian Hill, costs about $3,000. When you con­ SAT. NIGHTS THE 8TQRY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS five dqya if the light had gone, the was able to play. single* champion of. the Eastern Olympic ■ trials, hopes for victory who shot a 39-41- -80.' Mrs sider this Is all volunteer work, It other way 7“ In Rm'eral fighta Division of the American Lawn Look-alikes' Chris Von Saltza is swimming have been buoyed. Is pretty hard to complete the Job 8 RACES — FEATURES r ICANHARDLV VESrIlL and Lynn Burke, the blonde mer­ Lenezyk ha* won the title twice. ' OH, WENDY, ouaiwe, IM 40 J IVHEU I Ef AO YOU SEE, WHC.V HE DEO, A FAET OF ME WED,'') Martin said he felt he hkd been Martin charged that Boudreau Bowling Assn. He defeated G ^ g e “I’m very pleased,’’ said the without civic groupa . and cities, Program Starta 8:80 FJH. WAIT TO SIT BEGL-AO j “Dealt with very unfairly by Mr. maids who have been training to­ Tied for third spot ,were Howa ' OAD VOU'VS COME HOm !) ABOUT TUK^t NOTHING ince A had issued orders for Cub pitchers Dunn of the Hyde Park Club o f youthful Stager, an Olympic coach cooperating." - r TOO " THE PART THAT MADE ME DOWNATMV TO GIVE Giles. 1 will ask the commissioner gether for Olympic berttu, set Kane of Tuirtble Brook, 44-38-^2, ------puU AWAY/ GOOONIGin'S SLBBP to throw at his head because “I’ve Niagara Ealls, N, Y., 21-18, In the for the first time. “ We’ve reached TYPBWRITBR MR. COBB THE for a hearing. The light wasn’t my World standards — Miss Burke in and Mr*. Osmo Huoppi of Water- Hablta of Youth ' ic SAT. NIGHT ★ 70REST0RBTHB0LD been hltUng the bad real a tremendous peak in these tryouts ANP.... ^ MESSAGE__ fault and I was only protecting the 100-meters backstroke and town, 43-39—82. Grasiano has been ataginx Little mANpy/ieoRi Cub pitchers knocked him down aiid we will have to battle a mental ' Par for wommi on the Race myself after he threw at my head." three time* Wednesday, he said. Miss Von Saltza in the 400-metera League tournaments for 11 years! freestyle. ‘ letdown, b u t! am confident we can Brook course is 77. and ho atm finds the habits of On* of Largest Martin has been In several play­ work up to that peak again." Last year’s runnerup, Bvslyn The fine was One of the largest Cup Zone Play youth a real but understandable er flghU. The New York Yan­ Baroness Chris was one of five The Olympic swimming competi­ Sawypr o f the host club, qualified problem. m ever Imposed by Giles. Brewer will kees traded him after Implying he double-quallflers in the U.S. trials Mexico City, Aug. 8 OPi,— The tion begins in Rome in late August. with 42-43- 86. “Recreational programs have to be out St least a month, and pos­ was at fault in a night club al- United 'States and. Mexico meet that closed dramatic run at Bren' Match play begin* Monday for GUARANfC»>^jf!|^[^| IB sibly the rest o f the season. The women’s team departed, today be set up to dcciiw the kids* idle tercaUoij Involving other Yankee* today in American Zone Davis nan Pools last night. the 33 qualifiers. The iMmi-ttnal iT H E J A lW GUABDIAII The light came after a. pitch by for a week of workouts at Roslyn, time and we’ve found this very Amoout of Phtm ■ and fans. Another impltcatibn Chip elimination tennis matches She also woii the 100-meters will be played Thiirsday and. the. ....------‘ E veijrir Brewer Thursday caromed off Marr was that he was keeping Mickey N.y. T h e men will train at Michi­ importanti’’ i9(fifiiaBO-4N^ “Yoii hestoh wotherswtureo which experts on both sides con­ freestyle, Paula Jean Bope, a 25- gan State University and the en­ Anal Friday. The tournament 1* " tin’s bat and hit hie hsimet. On the Mantle out late. This Maitin can't just let them m a tl| * «trtets cede could be decided by 4 tricky year-old California housewife, com­ tire squad will leave New ITork a i^ n sored by ths Connaettout between gsmto. Nolliiiuf la to yu) SAVED BY WWIACLE 0RU6 Beat pitch, Martin's bat' want MtUriy denied. giwt oC wind. Xt'8 that c1o(m . pleted a double slein in the dlThif wMk from today. WoiMa'8 Colt Amu. pravmt tM jo m g•tote iN n t h e m et*

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D l m ^ 'TYPEWRITERS and office ma­ $000 DOWN G.I., split level, three MANCHESTER GREEN Area — bined, Youngstown f£ik, plenty of The best thing that women i Hm : PLEASE READ YOUR AD Salary up to $125 weekly. Health er’! Market, 819 E. Middle Tpke. CLEAN 4-ROOM cold water flat, ranch, fully plastered, attached Oo., M l 9-0240. Barbara Woods, MI are still in those happy productive chines—repair^, sales, service and insurance, paid vacations and TOOL AND equipment rentals. second floor, $00 a month. Adults. bedroome, bullt-tos, 26 foot rec garage, full basement, aluminum 9-7702, or JOhanna Evans, MI Large 6 room ranch that offers 8 cabinets, one bedroom, tUed bath, Tel. MI 9-0474. hardwood floors throughout, case­ years can do Is start figuring oUt CUMifled «>r "Waat Ada” ara taken over the phone aa a cod> rentals. M l-0-3477. other benefits. Small shop. Per­ Sale.a and service. AP Equipment,- Call after 6 pm . MI 9*U61. room, 120 foot frontage, $10,700. atorma. 2H yeara old. Just like 9-0608. good size bedrooms, spacious liv­ manent position. Mancheater-Ver- 945 Center St.. MI 9-2052. Open CarUon W. Hutchtoa, Ml 9-5102. ing room, full dining room, fire­ ment windows, full cellar, extra how to extend the "good yeara” venlenoe. The advertlaer ehould read hie ad the FIRS’! DAY IT new. Reasonably priced, J, D. beyond 50. APPEARS and REPURl ERRORS in tline lor the nest Inner- non area. Top men only need ap­ evenings. Honsehold Goods 51 FIVE ROOM apartment available Realty, MI 8-0129. m-^BOLTON, On beautiful Riga place, attached garage, open lot, small shed to rear, very pri­ ALL TYPES of wiring, new and old ply. Call AD 3-4844. immediately, centrally located. LARGE—0 room ranch, 1% hatha, Lane. 4 bedroom custom built porch, ameslte drive, comblnafion vate wooded area, looking down Here are a few starters:. tton. The Herald to leeponeible for onJ; ONE Incorrect or omitted work done reasonable. JA 0-6083. & LOAM—SAND—Stone — Gravel —• huge kitchen, 100* frontage, email on lake. Tastefully decorated and As your home dutiea leseaOt Inaerttnn for any advertteemenl and then only to the extent of a HOTPOINT range, 80” with rotla- .Well maintained. Tel. MI 3-0840, SOUTH WINDSOR—3 bedroom split ranch, center entrance hallwa; windowe. Situated on a lovely EXPERIENCED salesman to rep­ Fill and Ameslte. For prompt de* serie, Westtoghouse de luxe auto­ 6-9 p.m. cash assumes 4H% mortgage, level, storm windows and dpora two full tile batha, firaplace & landscaped lot to ft. very conven­ furniahed. Asking $e,(XX>. To in­ find some kind of satisfying com* • ‘make good" biaertion. Errom which do not leaaen the value of BRICK AND stone mason and ce­ livery call Ml 3-8603. .Walter P. $10,290. Carlton W. Hutchtoa, MI- spect call Carol Lakhng,' Realtor, munity work (not just busy wbrtK) the advertteenient will not be eorrecte^ by '*make good" Ineertlon. resent manufacturer of paints in matic waaher. PI 2-7985, throughout, tiled floor to recrea­ family room, two-car garage one ient location. Priced at mily ment work. MI 9 S451 after 3:30. Manchester area. Experience need Miller, Trucking. SUNNY—Three large rooma, heat 9-0132. tion ritom. $0,000 caah required to lOllltmantic, ACademy 8-3358. that will keep you a contributing Days call Ml 3-.V)42. acre wooded lot with tennis court. $18,900. McCarthy Enterprises, ’ ill & not be in paints, as Wp train you. CHROME KrrCHBN SET, Drexel and hot water, centrally located. assume $11,000 mortgage at 4$t%. $28,000. The R. F. Dlmock Co.; MI Realtors, MI 9-4576, MI 34472. member of society. DESK, knee-hole, professional s i ^ , Newly decorated. MI 9-1688. Eve­ MANCHESTER-Dutch Colonial, YEAR ’ROUND HOME at lovely As, you begin to have a little YOUR COOPERATION WILL TAMKTR TREE remox-a] — land Established accounts. Base pay cherry Mr. and Mrs. drSsser, Immediate occwancy. Joseph 9-0240, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, 30x50, file drawer blond oak. PI nings AD 3-4793, 8 rooms, one-car garage, targe lake—Large living room with fire­ more time of your own. find soma BE APPRECIA’TED Dial Ml 3-2711 cleared, firewood cut. tnaured. $300 monthly, incentive plan, car sawbuck tab|e^ chairs, tables, Barth, BiOker. Mi 9-0820. Johanna Evans, MI 9-6608. BOLTON—LAKE—Year ’round 4 2-7985. . living room with fireplace, family room ranch with a screened porch, place, kitchen, three bedrooms, satisfying hobby that will enrich Call Paul A. Ellison, MT 3-8742. allowance. Send resume of age, lamps, etc. PI 2-7985. \ education and exi>erience to Box MANCHESTER’ — 5 room heated size tile kitchen, oil Steam heat, BOWERS AREA1--191 HoUlater St. IV—MANCHESTEB-Aatumn St. shaded yard, 'beautiful split raU bath, full cellar, hot air heat, two-, your life. (The eoonet you can POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob* large lof, 86x260, $17,900. Phil- STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atone walls, O, Herald. Three Rooms of Pumitu^ apartment on East Center St. 8 bedroom Cape, two baths, base­ Immaculate 6 room colonial, com­ fence, private beach privUeges. car garage, nicely shrubbed lot start on this the better. Not every­ sen, Bolens, Toro and Ariena. Self* Completely redecorated. Garage. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. 50x250. Full price $8,000. To In- 1.4)st and Found Automobiles for Sale firepla'cps, flagstone terraces. propelled, push or riding. 18 to 80 ment completely finished. Owner pletely redecorated, 18x24 living Good condition throughout. Priced one can get a late start as Grand­ PLOUt^CB r/fosr Children welcome, $125 monWy. transferred. Prmclpals only. MI- m e t call Carol Laktog, Realtor Iaxxtib landscaped. Work done at inches. Ask for demonstration and FROM MODEL HOME $12,600—SIX room cape, full "base­ room, choice location, ameslte at only $13,600. M cCulhy Enter- ma Mosea.) LOPX—Garnet pin. star shaped, xd- in.ofi FORD reasonable prires. MI 3-0796. 121 'H'lWUO »\Jt Help Wanted— Call the Jarvle Realty Co., MI 9-2537. drive, aluminum comblnatlona, ^ses, 9-4076, R. D. Murdock, WilUmantic ACademy 8-3358. Double your efforts to strengthan cinltv of First National Store. Cen­ be satisfied. Trade In your old mu* 3-4112. ment, combination windows and Male or Ppmale 37 chine. Part.-i and service. We Cost Over $700 doors, ameaite drive, shade trees, selling for the amaslngly low 8-6472. old friendships and to make ntW ter St Rexxard Ml 3-0288. Hardtop Victoria, hea^er^ radio. SIX ROOM split level, recreation figure of $18,900. CaU the R. F. ones. (A womain'wlth many friends aharpen and repair most all hand SIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil fur­ SO dai^a oo'” room, aluminum atorma, nicely iSaburban for Sale 75 h.vdramaUc, $595 No dowfT pay­ Household Services CARPENTRY crew wanted, large Dlmock Co., MI 9-5240, Barbara 80 BROOKFIELD ST.—Gracious 4 isn’t likely to be a lonely or bitter ment, terms ip suit you. and power lawn mowers MI NEVER BEEN USED nace. centrally located, In good Robertaon, Broker. $n 8-0958. landscaped, close to schools, homes, West Hartford area. Labor .Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Ehtans, bedroom colonial, IH bathe, mod­ TOLLAND—4 rooms, plus enclosed woman.) LOST—Red,Tabby cat xncinily Cr. Offered 13-A only. Call RI 9-4770 after 6 p.m. 3-7958. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Salo'Pri(» $388 condition. Adults and teenagers. church, shopping. Priced (or quick Radio-TV Repair Painting— Rapering 21 Main St. MI 9-8860. $10,500 0 ROOM ranch, aluminum Ml 9-0608. ern kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, porch, 3 bedrooms, garage, nicely If you can go back to work and Lex’enthal Bolton, AC 8-3134. Help Wanted— Female 35 sale, 4%% priortgage may be as­ 3-car garage, lovely lot with trees. COLE MOTORS HAROLD ft RONS, Rubbish remov­ Services 18 Pay Only $4 Week Storms, ameslte drive, 200’ front­ sumed. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St, landscaped lot, 80x350. Ideal (or think you may need the money EXTERIOR PAINTING. Free esU- CLOTHESUNE POLES — Instair* f V—MANCHESTER-Keeney St OH Elva Tyler. Realtor, MI 9-4469, MI al, cellars vid attics cleaned. REFINED WOMAN, with refer­ Situations Wanted— THREE ROOM apartment, com­ age, view. Carlton El. Hutchtoa, MI 8-6129. retired couple. Main hard road. later on, try to establish youraetf LOST—Catholic medal with chain, 436 Center Street AU' 9-0980 Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold GONDER’B TV Service—Motorola mates. Very reasonable rates. Call ences, to care for two school age ed. Old poles reset. 1956 Chevro- Sacrificing complete bedroom, pletely fumiehed, for working cou­ $6 9-0182. room modified Cape with breese­ 9-6051. in a job before yo'i get any older. Female 38 way and attached garage, built-in Excellent condition. $9,500. George about 10 days ago MI 3-5323, Hoar. MT 9-4034, and Phllco factory service. HI-FI, MI 3-0494. children In our home. Light house­ let sedan, low mileage. Good complete Uvlim room and kitchen ple. Heat and hot water fumiehed, J. Coleman, 9 Elm St., TR 6-4045, (It is much easier for a. woman o f 1958 AUSTIN HEALY, overdrive, BOLTON—Oiatom 0 room ranch, COVENTRY — 6 room oversized range and oven, large well land­ THREE BEDROOM ranch, $14,800. phonon and auto radtoH. 214 Spruce keeping duties. Ph4»ne Mrs. Frank, HIGH s c h o o l girl desires baby shape. Ml 9-1353. decorator fiimiture from model dis­ $80. MI 9-0641, MI 9-8886. cape, extra latge living room with TR 6-4710. 40 to find employment than It la NOTICE- IS HEREBY gtx-en that radio, heater, light blue, excellent WEAVING of Bums moth holes EXTERIOR AND interior painting, MI 3-1518. artistic stonework, huge porch, scaped lot. The condition of thla This home offers most everything St. Ml 9-1486. sitting job, xvill work days or play home. We will give you free fireplace, mooem kitchen, IH you’ve been looking (or. Spacious for a woman ofg 50.) Optional Share Book No •''783,- condition, MEdford 3-2893. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, decorating, ceilings, floors, pyier- nights. MT 9-0579, CI.OSING OUT our sampifl picnic delivery and free storage up to one 8% ROOMS unfurnished, first floor breezeway, two-car garage, land- home Is like new. Priced $17,400. If you feel that your mind has h dbags repaired, ripper re­ hanging. Clean workmanship. Free tables for the season. 6 foot. $12.50. scaped, reasonably prriced. liarlton hatha, basement garage, oil hot CaU the R. F. Dlmock Co., MI living room, fireplace, dining area, Issued, by the Manchester Sa'nngs RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ak e- WOMAN FOR folding shirts, exper­ year. apartment, available Aug. 15. In water beat, large lot, on main WantcO-^Real Estate 77 grown rusty from disuse during and Loan Association. Incorporat- OI-DSMOBTLE 1957, 2-door Holiday placement. umbrellas repaired, cars, amplifiers, phonographs and estimates. No job too small. John ience not necessary, steady 'work: COLLEGE STUDENT with sales 8 foot, $15.50. And others. W. quire 233 Center St. W. Hutchtoa, MI 94i:182. 9-0240, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, modern kitchen ceramic bath, 88. All poxx-ered excep* windows road. Ideal for anyone wanting screened porch, hot water oil heat, the yeara when you were tied down ed. has been ins* and application men’s shirt dlars reversed and changers. Over 47 years total eoc- • Verfatlle, Ml 3-2621. New System Laundry, 44 Harrison and ■ clerical experience desires Zinkcr MI 9-5444. NORMAN’S or JOhanna Evans, MI 9-0608. b e l l in g —BUYINO—Trading? Wa by small children, start reading Excellent condition. Call MI 4-1619 replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ St. ROOMS heated, near Center, MANCHESTER— FOUH bedroom small business lor extra Income. attached garage, combination win offer you free confidential to- has been made to said Association perience. 90 day® guarantee on all xx'ork nighfSj Saturdays. Call MT Small down payment. Offered at good books, make more effort to for payment of the amount: of de­ any time ing Shop. work. Potterton's, MI B-4587. 9-8909. SINGER FEATHERWEIGHT sexv- 448 Hartford Roac(^ church and schools, redecorated. Colonial, to good condition,-ateam VI—MANCHESTER — $18,900 6 dowB. Very nice condition. Elva ■pectlons and arrange all (toanc- ing machine, good condition, With Before you buy (umlture any­ $16,800. Gaston Realty Co., MI room Cape, fully plastered, open keep up with world affairs, even posit. Courses and Classes 27 SALESLADY—Full-time only ex­ Couple with one or two children, heat, attractively landscaped lot, Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4469, MI tog from start to finish. Nfitten rWO AUS’TTN HEALY 3000, 2-seat- ’TV SERVICE - Potterton’s aU ALL MAKES of TV, radio and perienced preferred, good starting attachments. MI 4-1686, where—shop at Norman’e. 104 Cheetnut Street after 6. one-car garage. See this excep­ 9-5731. staircase, 3 bedrooms, choice resi­ 9-6051. go back to achool If you can man- , AIRLINE ’TRAINING and place- Situations Wanted— Male 39 will work hand and glove with er, loaded with Sccessorfes, in ex­ makes. Highest quality guaranteed home electronic equipment . ex­ salary. Apply in .person, 9-10 a.m. tional value before you buy. dential location. E xc^ en t finane* you. Member Multiple Listing age to take a college oouraa of cellent r.ondltlon. MI 3-807,5, ----- mem for hostess or ground work. TORO POWER handle at new low­ NYE STREEIT—6 room Cape, fire­ two. go to night school.. Annoancements ^TVofJr and J9arts7 Over yeark ex pertly repaired with a 90-day Tots 'n Teens, 956 Main St. EXCXiUSIVEI—^New 3H room apart­ ^,900. nilbrlck Agency, MI Ing, CUI the R. F. Dlmock Co., 810 PORTER ST.—Words cannot Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten pericnce. Fair fqr sendee since Must be high school graduate. 13-YEAR-OLD boy desires xvork do­ er price, now $84.95, 21” power place. garage, beautiful yard, Re­ With Imt^natlon and effort guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the. ing odd jobs—mowing lawns, BAats and AcceSitorles 46 ment, heat, hot water, stove, re­ 9-8464. MI 9-6245, Barbara Woods, MI describe this lovely 6H room co­ Agency, Realtors W 84930. PHILOO-BENDDC 10 lb. wash. 25c: 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best Manchester TV. MI 8-1046. Write Box 484A, East Orange, N. WAITRESS wanted. Excellent op­ handle rotary mower , with bag frigerator, parking. Extras. Adults duced to $10,900 'for quick sale. 9-7702, Johanna Evans, MI 9-6653. lonial. It must be eeen. Everything most women^can push the happy 1947 FORD PlClt-UP. good tires, sendee. J. State age, address and phone, portunity. Hob-Nob Restaurant, washing cars, running errands, unit, $89.95. Marlow’s, 867 Mato only. MI 9-6750. STONE ST.—Older 6 room house, Belfiore Agency, MC 8-6121, years far beyond the- 00 mark. Lots dry. 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- mechanleally good Call MT 9-0262 etc. Call MI 3-7495. J4 FOOT RUNABOUT, fully is just as you wduld expect to find IF YOU ARE planning to sell your PHILCO — Recommended service or call OR 4,1442. 384C W. Middle Tpke. MI 3-0723. St., Manchesterv MI 9-5221. nice lot, oversized garage with Vn—MANCHESTER—Near Keeney including recreation room, car­ home in Manchester and vicinity, of women are already doing It. . center, 9 Maple Bt., across from DICK’S WEA’THERS’TRIP Com­ equipped, 1960, 35 h.p. M ercury MANCHESTER— Two-famUy du­ First National Stora. Open 24 on radios, televisions. Also guar­ NICELY FURNISHED two-room room for 4 cars. $11,500. J. D. Street School. Beautiful L shaped peting and Jalousied porch. Shown call Intercity Agency. JA 3-4125. I know women in their 70a—-and pany doors and window.s, custom FULL-TIME Reliable xvoman to Doga— Birds— PetsT 41 electric starting, new trailer. Ml DUNCAN PHYFE dropleaf table, plex, five rooms each, two new hours. AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE, 1960, anteed service on all cither apartment, all utilities, adults, Realty, MI 3-0120. ranch, 2H years young, extra only by apnolntment. Elva Tyler, so probably do you—who mra still worK guaranteed. Call collect WIl- makes. 'See our special do-it-your­ Bonds— Storks Mortgages 31 care for small children, and keep 3-2505. coffee table, bookcase, mahogany. parking. 272 Main St. furnaces, aluiplnum combination large living room with fireplace, like new. MT 9-7376. windows, 2-car garage, nice ehad- Realtor, MI 9-4469, MI 9-0001. ARE YOU CONSIDERING living the good years becauss thsy llmantic HA 3-1196. self department featuring dis­ house, Itx'e-in or out. Must hax’e BOARD YOUR bird at the Man­ MI 4-8996. ANCIENT HOME by a burbling three twto-elzed bedrooms, large have refused to let age dafaat ASK AN EXPERT how to loxVer references. MI 3-7084. chester Pet Center while you are brook, $0,900. New heating, new ed lot, close to Center. Excellent SELLING YOUR Pcrsotiala 3 F1.AT FINISH Holland wlrtdow count prices. Open evenings and monthly payments. A single second GLENWOOD combination gas and wooded lot Frlced at $18,500. CaU MANCHESTER them. Saturdays. Satellite Electronic on vacation. Expert care. Private Business Locations plumbing, newly . derorated, buv at $14,800. Gaston Realty Co., The R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-0240, PROPERTY? T raflers fi-A shades made to measure. All mortgage consolidating debts may PART-’TIME, High School senior, Building Materials 47 oil range, good condition, $40. MI , Real Duplex For $16,800 VACUUM CT-.EANER8 repaired to Service. 165 School St,. Manches­ room. Air conditioned. Ml 9-4273. for Rent 64 new lawns. Five rooms down plus MI 9-5781. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Jo­ metal Venetian blinds at a new be the answer. Cost; A penny a for general office work, filing, an- Open Monday-Saturday 9-6. Thurs­ 9-5613. 8 partly finished up. Call Frank We will estimate value of youf my own home shop. Forty years UAMP TRAILER—Dimensions 6x8 ter. Call JA 8-1669 after 4:30. USED BUIUMNG material tor FOUR BEDROOM colonial with hanna Evans Ml 9-6658. six rooms and bath on each side, lov/ price. Keys made while you month (or each dollar you borrow. axx'ering phone. Apply Mr. Kauf­ day and Friday 9-9. sale, 2x3s and up, sheathing, stor­ HALL FOR RENT, 40x60. Oak S t Burke, CH 6-8897, to arrange to- property without obligation. We Heirs’ Cash Limited facTary ejroerienee. AU makes, feet. Sleeps 3. Ample storage. xvalt. Marlow’s. Call Frank Burke at Connecticut RUGS—NEVER used. 9x12, $30. garage large 18x26 living- room steam heat, large attic space, and low rates, m e esUmatee, free man, Norman'si 443 Hartford Rd. age bins, shelving, work benches, Present dance studio. Call after apection. Vin—BOLTON. 0 room ranch near also buy property (or ciuth. Crose ventilation. Hook on tables, Mortgage Exchange, IS Lewis St., ONE BEAGLE dog, one mongrel, 9x15, $85. 10x15 rose beige. BU with fireplace, kitchen-aid^ dish­ full basement. Nice lot in very Member Mmtiple Listing. Chicago—Fourteen atates have ilckup and delivery. Mr. Miller. $175. MT 9-4842 two complete bathroom seta, two 9-6955. 0 p.m. ,JA 7-1872. Manchester town line. 8 bedrooms, television; service. 9-4641. Hartford, CH 0-8897. WANTED—Secretary for property one angora cat. one gray and MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, washer. oil heat, automatic hot extra large lot, . $10,000. R. F. desirable and convenient lo^tion. flat limits on the amount of wages ITA 3-6409. ,, BuildlnK-Contractlnii’ 14 sales manager. Must be. able to xx’hite kitten, free. MI 9-6.552. kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden water, "fully insulated throughout, Realistically priced. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor kitchen cabinets, txxo hot water G.E. STRATOLINER stove with LARGE STORE at M Birch St generous sized rooma, fireplace, Dlmock Co., MI 9-6245, Barbara that employers may pay directly MORTGAGES—We are in a posi­ type and do detail type work. Call plastered walls, one car garage, full combination windows, beauti WANTED—Rldere to and from vi­ Auto Driving School 7-A BIDWBUv HOMK Improvement BEAim FUI. IRISH Setter, male '.iimaccs, modern railialors. conT- deep well. Also chrome breakfast Apply Marlow's, 867 Mato St Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, MANCHESTER — Vacant Six- BRAE-BURN REALTY to the wives or children o t ds- cinity State Office Bldg., Hart­ MillinerY Dressmaking 19 tion to finance second mortgages Mr, Handler at Green Manor Con- Near Main S t Parking. patio, maple and white birch ful shaded yard near new schools, •Co. Alterations, additions gs- in any amounts. Terms to suit |tuppv, AKC, excellent disposition. plcto windows, Including frame, set and chairs. MI 3-6927. MI 9-5603. Room Cape Cod with one-car ga­ ceased workers to simplify aatate ford. 8;30-4;80. MI 8-8870 e a r l y 's d r iv in g RchoOI-Class- stniction Company. MI 3-1181. shade trees on good sized lot. Ex church, bus Une, shopping center. Ml 8-6278 administration. Seven other states rnges, Roofln,^ .-jn-' siding experts. your needs, J. D. Realty, 470 AD 2-3570. and aluminum storm windows, MAIN 8TREE7T—Building for com­ rage. Large lot with trees. Con­ room and roa'd Instruction. Stand­ Aluminum clapboards a specialty doors,’ -and plumbing supplies. cellent neighborhood. Few steps Owner being transferred.- Priced DC—BOLTON—New 6 room cape. limit such payments on the basts ; WANTED-^Rlde to and from ALTERATIONS tnade quickly and Mam St.. MI 8-5129. . mercial business or office use. to sell. MI 8-8721. veniently located to everything. IF YOU WISH personal eervice, ard anil automatic, dual-control Unexcelled workmanship. Easy HEALTin’ -PUPPIES for sale, Chomaii House Wrecking, .open GAS RANGE, in very good condi­ to bus line. $14,900. Philbrick IH bathe, walkout .basement, one Full price $13,200. of the size of the estate of the HUlyer Campus In Bloomfield for cars. Day or evening appoint­ efficiently, MI 9-5555 any time. Help Wanted— Male 36 Will aubdivlde. MI 9-0229, .9-0. Agency. Ml 0-8464. acre lot, ameslte drive, choice lo­ call Joseph A. Barth, broker, Ml budget terms. Ml 9-8495 or TR mother thoroughbred Beagle, fe-1 daily 3:30 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or tion. Call MI 8-7635. 9-0830. deceased employe, ranging be­ Monday evening classes beginning ments. Call MI 9-8875. 5-9109. male $8, male $5, MI ,9-3783. call 5U 9-2.192. HOMES cation, complete for $16,800. R. F. Septerriber. Will help pay for gaso­ DRESSMAKING and' siteratlons. Business Opportunities 32 MECHANIC—Full or part time. FOR OFFICE or buataees use RCXiKLEDGE —6% room cape, 2 ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor tween $500 and $8,000. Call MI 9-0333 after 8:30. xx-eek- 10 FOOT REFRIGERATOR, to ex­ QUB Dlmock Co., MI 9-5246, Barbara MI 9-4643 or MI S-7S57 IF YOU HAVE property to sell, line. Call MI 3-5342. LARSON’S, CormectlctJt’s first li­ Apply in person. Carlson’s Ex­ Main S t near Center, 8 rooms, full batha, built-in oven and Woods, MI 9-7703, Johanna Evans, ALL ’TYPES rtt carpentry work ends any hour. cellent condition. $86. Must be CONSIDERATE[ON Many Other Listings Available. may 1| serve aa your agent? 1 will censed drixdng school trained — done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ press, 44 Stock Place. ground floor, plenity of parking. range, enclosed porch, one-^car ga­ MI 9-5603. BE YOUR OWN BOSS Been to be appreciated. Call MI ^ 9-5229, 9^. r— give you courteous, efficient serv­ Africa Leads in Cacao Certified and approved Is now of­ ings. porches, finish upstairs, base- 8-5018. rage. There are many extras go­ Olcott St.—6 room older home. 2 Automobiles tor Sale 4 fering classroom and behind ments and garsgea etc. Call Ml Restaurant to good location. Pres­ EXPERIENCED ing with this house that makes X-'VERNON — .New 6 room rtoich MANCHESTER ice that will merit your confi­ Moving— Tmeklng— ent owner leaxdng state. Priced READY FOR DECORATION SMALL STORE at 23 Maple St car garage. Combine home and dence. Please call Catherine V. New York — 'World prodtietioa wheel Instruction lor teenagers. 9-5981, THREE YEAR old apartment size for comfortable living. $23,900. business (Business II Zone). Ehccel- with attached garage, built-in WANTED — dean uued cars. We 5U 9-6076. Storage 20 for quick sale. IN GAUGE GRINDING near Mato St. for office or buel- IMMACULATE RANCH with (In O'Leary, Real Estate, MI 84630. of cacao beans la estimated at buy, trade down or trade- any­ gas stove, excellent condition, $30. Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-84641 lent condition. Only $14,700. stove and oven, one acre wooded ished basement rec room, 8 bed­ W F. DION Conslnictlon Company. MI 9-6006. nesa use. R. J. Gorman, 750 Main. lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon about 950,000 metric tons a year. thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local J. D. REALTY MI 3-7248. ____ rooms, IH baths, carpeting, air PREPARE ' FOR driver’t. lest; Alterstions, additions, garagea, Pleasant xx-orking conditions, FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, -Y Olcott St.—Gracious 0 room Co­ Elementary School. Selling for At the turn of the century tro^eal Ages 16 to 60. Driving and-claas moving, packing, storage. Low MI 3-5129 company benefits. Apply In person. conditioning, dishwasher, disposal, Legal Notice NEED A CAR and had your credit formica counters, roofing, aiding, rooms, 8 down, 4 up, a (toe home, lonial, Close to Verplanck School. $17,900. R. F. Dlmock Co.. MI America was producing more than room. Three inatnietors No wall­ rate on long distancs moves to Anttqnes FOR SALE or lease— Commercial centrally located, only $18,900. Garage, high assumable mortgage. turned dowm? Short on down pay painting. Plans drawn. MI .3-0895. 48 states MI 8-5187. 61..A building. Main St. center. Base Screened in eunporch, patio, ga­ 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, LiqVOB PEBHIT 80 per cent of the world’s cacao, ing. Manchester Drixdng Acade­ K F & D Mamifrtcuiring Co. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. NOTICE OF APPUGATION ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? Help Wanted— Female 35 ment, first .floor 4,000 square feet, rage. Many extras. Just reduced to Johanna Evans, MI 9-6603. SPEXXAL—11 ROOM tingle Which but as cacao and chocolate devel­ my. I - 2-7249. RFMODFLTNG hatliroonis, addi­ 334 CHARTER OAK ST. Thl)) is to five notice that I. SOL B. oped into a blUton-dollar-a-year Don’t give up! See Honest Doug' MANCHE8’” ER Package Delivery. second floor 4,000 square feet. All ROCKLEIOGE—Fabulous custom $18,400. might be converted. Excellent resi­ COHEN, of Oi Jordt Street, slanches- tions, re'crealinn rooms, porches, Light trucking and package deliv­ ANTIQUE ladder-back arm chair, XI—COVENTRY—New 6H room business the west coast of Africa las, get the lowdown on the low MORTIjOCK'R Manchester’s lead­ all types of carpentry xx-nrk and WAITRESSES WANTED, nights, TURRET I-ATHE set-up operator, rush seat. PI 2-7985. or part. Reasonable. John A. quality built 3 bedroom ranch dential area. Must be seen. ter, have filed an application dated est down and smallest payments ery. Refrigerators, washers and Rueaell St.—A home with tremen­ ranch, built-in O.E. stove and August 4, 1960. with the Liquor Control rose to the leading pcslUtm and ing driving school. Three skilled painting. Call MI 0-1201. 5-1. Good salary. Good tipping. 50 hour xverk, all benefits. VVilco Cagianello, Real Estate and In­ Finest of material, workmanship Commission for a Package Store Liquor anywhere. Not a small loan or stove moxdng gpeclalty. Folding Only experienced need apply. Ap­ dous possibiUtles for professional oven, basement garage, paneled WEiST SIDE—Single priced for now supplies two thirds o f thS- courteous Instructors Class room Machine ft Tool Co., Route 6 and surance. AH 3-7308. in this home. Opportunity to select fireplace wall, one acre lot, Permit for the sale of alcoholic finance company plan. DougiM inslnictlons for 16, 17 year olds. chairs for rent. MI 8-0762. ply In person after 7, Walnut Res­ 44. Bolton Conn. Musical Instraritents 53 or residential use. 7 large rooms. immediate sale for estate purposes, liquor on the premises 366 Center world's needs. your own car garage, (udiestns roofing. Also aluminum, $1-$10. Shoes, 8AA-9C. some chil­ pTeted. S lM la f ’ffredglhg'’^pfbjecp 8-3554 after 4 30 p m __ I EXTERIOR AND Interior pamtlng NO EXPERIENCE needed—Valu­ To explain in complete detail the wonderful features of tWs 6 acres of land, a possible four bed­ galvanized or copper gutters and SPECIALIST dren’s clothes as well. Tei. MI 360 WINDSOR ST. 6H room split are being considered for 28 of the Business Services Offered 13 and paperhanging. Wallpaper able sales territories available In lovely home xvould take a full page adx-ertisement so, rome and COVENTRY — All brick large NEW LISTINGS room home, finest in suburban liv­ leaders. Ml 8-7707. 9-1042. room ranch, raised hearth fire­ level, IH batha, attractive rec ing. 58 federally improved harbors on 1955 CHEVROLET, radio, heater, books. Guaranteed workmanship. Manchester for ambitious women lee for yourself. Summer Homes for Rent 67 room, one-car attached garage. i tinted windows 4-door sedan. COMPLETE REPAIRS-- By" Slii Reasonable rates Hliliy Insured. xvho would like to represent Avon place, plastered walls. nci(tr school Cider Mill Road, Bolton—6 room the lakes. art R Wolcott on nuinmallc Town and Country COTTAGE FOR RENT at Quon- and center. Now only $7,500. Law­ Cape, IH baths, 2-car garage, Phone John H. Lappen, Inc., MI T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor standard shlf*. clean Ml 9-2130 Roofing and tlilnineys ’ 6-A Fast and courteoue service. Leo Cosmetics. , PleasanI, dignified, Wanted—Ta Buy 58 9-0261, MI 8-5219 washers. • dryers , and electric J. PelloUer. Ml 0-6326. pftrt-time work. Call today for ap­ chontaug, R.I. First three weeks rence F..Fiano, Ml 3-2766. Paul P. workshop in rear of garage, In August. Call Watch Hllj, Vair* screened porch, IH acres wooded MI 8-1577 ranges. Ml 9-6678. ROOFING^1 "^Specializing repairing pointment in your home. CH Drainage Co. J. D. REALTY CO. WANTED TO BUT—Old and rare Flano, MI 8-0408, Ed Crawford, 491 GARDNER ST.—$16,800. 4 bed­ is HiRiNG! 1952HUDSON Homcl, radio heat­ view 2*0595,* MI 9-4045 between roofs of all kind.a Nexv roofs, gut- e x t e r io r and interior painting. 7-4137, MI 9-4410. and cool. Eve. Ray Holcombe, MI room Cape. . Redecorating Just Wes Smith MI 9-8952 er. hydroniatir, rlean MI 9 1428, CHAIN SAW work - Trees cut. Ceilings refinlshed. Papernonging. M l 9 -4 1 4 3 470 MAIN ST. ' Ml 3-5129 coins. Conn. Coin and Stamp 995 10 a.m.*3 p.m. 4-1189, Reasonable rates. Call PI 1-7558 ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ Main St., Manchester Conn. Days completed Laige ahaded lot. paired. Aluminum siding. 10 Wallpaper books. Estimates given. PART-TIME hmiackold help for ex­ BOLTON—Nicely decorated 5 room MANCHESTER—69 Holl Street—St. Hundreds of job opporton* 1958 BUrCK Sperm), black 4 door ' between 1:30-4 ;.30 nr any time MI 8-6498,-Eve. BA-8-1989. COLUMBIA LAKE—Small water­ ranch, artesian well, large shady Manchester — 7H room brick Phone John H. Lappen, Inc. MI yeors’ experience. F'ree csfl- •Pitlly covered by insurance. Call pectant mother mornings, 5 hours 9-5261. MI 8-0219. James’ Pariah, 10 room single ties are avaijabte at Pratt sedan, dynafloxv, power brakes, Saturday or Sunday. Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. daliv. 5U 3-4680 front cottages, $45-$70. still avail­ lot, full basement, attic. Builder Dutch Colonial, living room with home, 5 bedrooms, economical I radio, heater, backup and signal males; Call Howlev, Ml 3-5361. MI WE BUY, SELL or trade antique able during August. MI 8-2593, MI fireplace, formal dining room, pine & Whitney .Aircraft for] 3-0763. '^1 and used (umlture, china, sdaes, wiU sacrifice at $14,000. MI 3-2593. $13,700—Large 8 bedroom ranch, heat, ■ 3-car garage,- $3,900 down. lights, xx-hlle sidcxvalla, many NOW BEFORE the rush starts. Is 9-4929. paneled kitchen with family area. Gerard Agency, MI 8-0365, MI men who want to take ad­ ext ras. Low _m Ur a ge _ ex r ept i on si Lv. the time to have that gun put In allvar, ploture (rsmea and old 06 ELWOOD ROAD—Colonial, large aluminum storms, fireplace, ga­ coins, old doOa and guna. hobby Full basement, 8-car garage, shade rage, huge wooded lot, dlstreae 9-0626. vantage of -'B emiccntmted I ' clean Best offer Oxx-ncr MI 3 6762 shape for Ihe coming ' season. Heating and Plumbing 17 ^ r a n d N e w ANDOVER LAKE -i- Waterfront, living room, fireplace, formal din­ and fruit trees. Asking $22,'900. Five. after 5 p m Bring It and your mower, shears, collections, attic contents or whole seven rooms, - large screened ing room cabinet kitchen with Bill Boles, MI g-9S68. aide, cost $10,200. Carlton W. training program, lending estates. Furniture Repair Service, Hutchins, MI 9-0182. SECLUDED country hideaway, knives, locks, keys, etc. to ffralth-" PLUMBrNG AND heating - re- Attention Working Mothers! porch, all modem conveniences, dishwasher, 8 bedrooms, 1!4 baths, complete with large stocked pond into top-wage permanent | 1953 English Ford, good running walte, 62 Pearl Si. TalcottvUle, Oosm.. Tel. Ml 8-7449 available August 18 through sea­ modeling Installations, repairs. landscaped lot 80x200. Marion E. WARREN E. HOWLAND FTNLKY STREBIT-Modern ranch and approximately 30. acres of eondition gc»od tires Best offer All wors guaranteed 25 years ex- CAPE CODS and RANCHES son. Ml 9-0980. 'Robertron, Broker, OQ 3-5903. positions at the Aircraft. m 8-2505. C08MA APPLIANCE SERVICE. WANTEI>—Combination oil and Realtor MI 8-1108 in -’park-like setting, 00x286 lot, land. Close to parkway and only erlence. 24-hour sendee. Call ga« stove or bottled gas and oil 676 Mato Stfeet priced at bank appraleal for Im­ 30 minutes to Hartford. Rldiculous- Repairs all make refrigerators, Eiarl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. COVENTRY-^ Waterfront cottage LOVE LANE—Beautiful 7 room 8 1954 MEP-CURY, txxodoor, good freezers, washing machines, ry- stove. MI 8-6178. for rent from Aug. 13 over teibor Manchester. Conn mediate sale, $16,800. Belfiore -ly low at $16,500/ Rockville Real­ A KEY TO YOUR FU« bedroom Cape, screened porch, ty, TR 6-1851. eondition, Mske an offer MI era, ranges^ oil and gas burners. CHILD CARE Day. TR 8-7167 or Smith, 20 Stand- wooded lot, close to school and Agency, MI 8-0131. TU'RE— ^This coiild.be your I 8-7695 MI 0-0883. All work guaranteed. ish Rd., Coventry Lake. Radio-T\'^ R epair Rooms Withont Board 59 bus, immediate occupancy. MI TO BE SOLD $13,000—6 room Cape, centrally lo­ EAST IHARTFORD —$18,800. 5H long-awaited change to get | 9-4816. X Washing dishes 1940 DODGE DTTMP, 2-vard ALL TYPES screens repaired with Service.s 18 COTTAGE AT Mlsquamicut, Satur- cated, Wooded back yard. Belfiore room ranch, kitchen has lota of practical training by com­ reasonable offer M7 9-OS50 Alcoa screenings. New screens l a r g e , p l e a s a n t front room to d ^ , Aug. 18-27. Reasonable. Call 74, RICHARD ROAD Agency, MI 8-6121. cabinets and dining area, near 9-4715 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sendee, rent, 8 mtoutee from Midn St. MI BAST MIDDLE TPKE.—6 room is easy todoy... petent instructors — right I - made up 447 Mam Street or call CENTER MI 8-4036. colonial, clean. Priced (or quick Goodwin School and bus'line. Cali avRiiahle al, hours Rstlafactlon * 8-7518. If you are eeeking a larger home owner JA 8-1748. on the job, using modem , Ml 9-4,53.3 for free pick-up. DUPLEXES I guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315 12,490 sale. J. D. Realty, M3 3-5129. 1958 MERCURY Montclair. 4 door' IN MANCHESTER URBAN AREA consider this property. Nine rooms, machines and equipment— ! hardtop, excellent eepupment pos- ^ GET THAt” t r e e rem'w^vi nrnx' Wanted tb Rent 68 MARROW—Route 32. Large including 4 bedrooms a den, plus A varied selection of 2 or 3-bed­ TWO FURNISHED rooms for light and earn while yon team. Bible trade 1 Harmony pi May-1 xx'hllc ii l osts less For free esti- room ranch, hardwood floors family room, lAake this home ideal room duplexes available in better SDC ROOM ranch, one-car garage. berry Village I malee call PT 2-6106 Only housekeeping. Apply 4 Chapel St. Principals only. MI 3-1235. THREE NICE rooms, heat and hot fireplace, newly renovated, gas for the large family, 90x200 lot on residential areas. Prices range 7:30 A*M. to 5:00 P.M. water furnished, garage, by Sep­ quiet street tar from the worries of SEPTIC TANKS lUlOMS AND cabins, all- conven­ heat, Shingle and bond atone ex from $16,300 and up. Call today IN TOWN BUT “OUT” (OTHER HOURS TO SUIT) ^ iences. free parking, ScrantOn’L tember 1. MI 8-7668. terioK Basement garage. On bus traffic. 2-car attached garage, com AND line. Assumable mortgage. $12, bination windows, ameslte drive, for particulars. 1987 ranch, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, Motel, 160 Tolland Tpkq? MI 9^0826 hot water heat, plus all the extras between B-T. 500, overland 4-2007 collect. 21' living room with fireplace,. EARN *390 Buslnei* ProjpertY for Sale 70 T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor PLUGGED SEWERS that make for a comfortable home Built-in oven, range, and grill. IT IS READY Reasonable Rates DOWN PAYMENT WEST SIDE—6 room Colonial Gar­ Now offered for quick sale at Glassed and screened 15x10 breeze­ Machine Gleaned Apartments— Flats— rison with extra large rooms, $27,000, t MI 8-1577 way with redwood paneling, at­ while you Tenements 63 FOR SALE extra large kitchen, two full bathe, tached garage, full cellar. Many Septic Tanks. Dry iVells, Sewer PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN FROM 3 YRS. ON completely redecorated and re­ Wes Smith MI 9-8952 treea on lot 110x200, delightful pic­ Mneis Installed—Cellar Water- WESTLAND ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. FOUR ROOM apartment, bath, hot INVESTMENT PROPER'TY wired, two-car garage, 4%% nic area at rear. Leas than mile to prooBng Done. 963 Main street water, heat. Apply Marlow's, 867 mortgage can be assumed, $15,900, MANCHESTER Wilbur Cross. $19,500. Biutoees zone, 2nd floor 4 room J. D. Realty, MI 8-0120. LEARN! Main St. TERRACE furnished apartlnent. EJxcellent MI 9-6241 l^t-room home includes four Walton W . Grant Agency McKINNIY BROS. CALL Ml 9*4578 condition. Priced to sell. Real Estate Insurance droms With alr-condttlontog, so's home heoting EIGHT ROOM homa-*Good condi­ living room, dining room, kitchen, Realtor ’ MIS-1158 DON’T D ELAY— Come Ini Seweraqe Disposal Co. FOR FULL PARTICULAKS VERNON t h r e e r o o m apartment, $00. Ml tion with 8H:ar garage that needs Phone MI 3-6273 REDUCED $1,000 —Price $18,900 family room, three full baths, dou­ eur wovl and see one of onr inter­ 180-182 Pearl Rt— Ml.8-58n8 9-5229, -9-0. some repair on a nice lot to nice Eight room home, 4 bedrooms ble carport. Profetaionally land­ ...... section, $14,000. Excellent financ­ Lots tor Sfil* 78 viewers. He’ll be glad to re­ BRAE-BURN REALTY tile bath with shower, ateam heal scaped. Near echoola and buses. You got promium quality Features: t h r e e ROOM apartment, heat, ing. J. D. Realty, 470 Mato St., Ml large porch, garage. MI 3-6217, view your qualifieatioas hot water, stove, refrigerator, ga- 8-0120. THREE B ZONE lots with city Mobilhaot with RT-98. . * tho For Appointment Call for one of these interesting • Either Model Sams Price r a n Spacious grounds. MI 9-OZ THIS OOZY four room home water. Union Bt. Manrtiestor, Best oonipiotely affoetiwi fuel BOLTON—-First. Lake. 5 room 92,500 each. Ml 9-649fi. • Three Bedrooms a One Room ■: -I ’ ■ ^ h a v e SEVERAL-Piecee of ex- ideal for starter house or retired MR, HANDLER ofl additive in u n today. And jobs. Preference arill bis •Finished Up In Cape e Bullt- celltoit investment property, J, D, waterfront cottage, parUal cellar, couplet Shaded yard, conveniently you gat priBBlum 9arvioe. Au- given to high school or Ina in. Ranch e Full Basements IHREB a n d f o u r Room apart­ easily winterized, artesian well, Realty, 470 Main S t. MI 8-0129. located. Vacant,, move right in MI 8-1181 Evil. MI 9*7618 tOBuitie dsUvories . . . a bal- trade school graduatefiu • Hatchways e Choice Of Deco­ ments, tocludtag heat, hot water, property to excellent condition, Discos Agency, MI 9-0oiiLjylth.ilreplace. and. large rooms, heat. Priced for quick bay window, dining room, kitchen rooms and bath, beat and hot ATTENTION basement, fireplace, plastered sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Mrin St. Mobilheati^ltg Just p i ^ your hag- and ni»4ve right in . No extra work WE ARE HIRING! water. No children. Ml 9-4206. walla, full Iheulation, hot water oil with OE jtmllt-tos, fam ily' room, COMBINATION AMPLE PARKINa' required on this immaculate, newly re-derorated 7-Room Lorntion: MI 8-5129. and garage. This home la on a We have lOO acres of beautiful heat, combination windows and FACILITIES ON COMPANY ^^toniai Venetian bTih4s, wail to wall earpeling D Lathe Operators # Jig Bore Operators a v a i l a b l e NOW! - New 8% one acre wooded lot and Includes From Manchester take Oakland land (or development to the center doors, garage, ameaite drive, city MANCHESTER-Beautlfui 2-famlly SCREEN DOORS? PROPERTY ARE .and cornicex throughout Fully insulated MorL room apartments on Reed and utilitiee, West Side.- Charles many extras, suqh as a walk-out •ni kitchpfi with hroakfiuit nook, i Brnki. nlunibiiic • St., to Vernon Circle. Then take of Bolton. Better then 2,(MW feet duplex, 2-car garage, largs lot, ex- basement and aluminum elding. a v a i l a b l e f o r YOUB R Miiling Machine Operators # Toolmakers Lewis Streets in Rockville. Stove, frontage on State road. Immediate perance, MI 9-7620. .^ellent location, full price $22,600. CALL m rzt ceramic tile bathroom Amesile drive , garage Route 83 toward Rockville for refrigerator, heat, and parking. Fill! price 132,500; F or appoint­ CONVENIENCE about 2 miles and turn right at action required. Financing can be 4 bedroom ranch plus garage and under. Cmivenlent location on 50 x ifw lot just Adults only. Ba'9-4824, TR 5-llM. DON'T BUY until you’ve eeen thla ment to see call WEGIYE jiar right tor man who doesn't want to be a slave 'lb # All Around Machinists the Westland Terrace algns.' MOD€U OPEN SUNGAY arranged. laive lot, full price, $10,900, Short 4 year old, 8 bedroom ranch, in way out—6 room home, $8,400. f Jluseo GKKNStAMPS aena (d landscape and gardening work. Can be bought • NOON TILL DARK • f o u r ROOM—Apartment, heat, excellent condition, garage, walk* omnpletely furnished if oesircd —■ owner leaving B tate_ GOOD FAY . . . OVERTIME OFFORTUNITiES . . . FRINGE lENENTS hot water, refrigerator and stove. J. D. R E A LT Y room home, $7,900, Beautiful aeml .Green Manor Construction Four Models to Choose From. will aaeriflee. Can Ml 9-1919 between M p.m. 470 Main St. MI 8-6129 ou r basement, convenienUy lo­ lakefront cottage, $8,000, Many Be finro — Buy RoUsMUty. PRATT I WNHIKY I cated. This home awaits your in more homes from $4,700 up, CaU Company spectioD. Call Dtaepe Agency M FOB APPOINTMENT M cCa r t h y enterprises , tnc. 8 ROOM apartment and aunporoh, Ellaworth Mitten Agency, Xualtors MI 3^1181 Eve. MI ;8-1186 IL G. KITTLK AlR0RipU(-> MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. heat and hot water included, new­ B ooms for Sate 72 95)626, MI 8K1885. M I S49S0, M l 94024. CALL EVENIKOR. Ml 9*0966 291 ADAMS STREET ly redecorated. Ready (or occu* KANCHB8TBB-.M Benton fitreet Ml 9-0468 OMdoa ef UMhig -iliiiiill' MANCHESTER REALTORS M l 9*4574 pancy. Centrally located, ^OP per 4 CAROL DRfVB - Roekvllls. StS,* SDC'bOOM full dormer-cape, din* ELSIE DRIVE— Immaculate six —7 room Oolonlal, IH batha, sun- BopreoeatlBg month. Ceu Ml 9-|78t o rM i 8-88M. j e o . 8 riMih n aoh , large Itvtng ing room or fourth bedroom, close room ranch with full basement, porcb, garage, close to publlo and room, cabinet kitchen, 8 beo- to public and parcichial schools. three'Master aise bedreome, din* Bai^ett-BriMiiard Froduete Oo. 301-318 M i t r St. parocntel aohims. This Ideal fam­ E A g t ^ O ROOMS fimlebed, one block rooma, 1V9% moctogge eaa ha Realistically ptlcsd (or quick si Mg room, Uvlng room, Iwlf ■ ily bom# awaits your Inspection ftW Mow Park Avot from Mato, all utUlOee paid. Ml assumed. Marlon e L nebegtaoB. Discos Agency, MI 9K)m, MX 112,000. Bautore AgOBoy, RMllstteally prtoed. Oerard Agen West nar(ter«.-AD %M?S M l 3-5115 P L A N T ^ O N ;! M8S« between M pju. ■BniMr, Ml a sm . M o n . ey. MI S 4W , MI 948M. u t

1 '-Nj-V ■‘ •'-.■ .L'J-' ' ' SATURDAY, AUGUST «, IWO FACE TEN About Town L T. WOOD GO. Heard Along Main Street IC E PLANT IfancbMtor WATBS will meet And on Some of Manchester*$ Side StreeUiToo 81 B1S8E1X ST. Tuaeday evening at Uie tUlinn American Club on Bldrldge St. for Cuhes-Cru»hed‘Blocke walgblng-ln only from 6:30 to Another Kelly Deed ^wJU fin that vacancy. His mailbag The helping ti^nd Mayor Eugene and other sources of communica­ 7:80. Membera wlU proceed after tion assures him that there are weighing to the home of Mra. Geiv T. Kelly gave a Spring St. family enough Manchester musictsnk In­ aid W. Wagner of Warehouae last week wasn’t his first work of terested to give it a whirl. Point for a splaah party. Mem- the heart to be made a matter of Maybe by next spring we’ll be bert are aaked to bring their own treated to a concert by a Manches­ folding chairs. The top losers for public record, despite his efforts te r orchestrA WESTOWN July were Mrs. Prank Wohlge­ to conceal them all. ~ ■■ PHARMACY muth. 8% Iba.. and Mrs. Eleanor Too few of them get leaked, we Laughing Matter Reinhart, 7 lbs. think, to make It known how gen­ 458 Hartford Rd.—MI'8-M48 erous and decent the mkyor is. Copy editors see some funny Mayor Elugene T. Kelly will be He has an acute distaste for blow­ things. Unfortunateljs for most of To maintain our emitinaity guest speaker at a meeting of the ing his own horn. But a little bit us, they don’t'v come out In !^he wouldn’t do any harm, some people news .columns (If we can help lit) of medical aerrice we are Rotary Club of Manchester Tues­ the way they reach the editor’s day at 6:30 p.m. at the Manches­ feel. desk. ter Country Club. Another recent deed was help­ Open All Day ing out a Manchester woman, who Take the recent annoimcement The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, had called the town for ksslstance about a teacher who, the copy minister of Center CongregatlrtyTl In clearing the way to a mortgage. said, is currently studying under SUNDAY Church, will begin a 5-week Satur­ On the same day the mortgage the exhilarated teaching course at Engaged day night television aeries, "Tele­ was cleared, the woman gave' birth Willlmantic State. T hat one got phone Tour Pastor” program over to a child at Manchester Memorial changed to accelerated, much to The engagement of Miss Gisela Channel 18 tonight at 10:45. The Hospital and Kelly received a cigar the regret of the denizens of the Hammer of Pforzheim, Germany, minister will answer questions sub­ from the happy father, as well as news room. They all figpired they’d enjoy a course of such hilarious to Robert L. Morrison, 255 McKee ■ 28 Warren St. — 1»D 8-6950 ■ mitted by telephone during the thanks for ids help on the mort- St., is announced by her grand­ Flavor of the _ program. The series Is sponsored repute. ' Month: I U.S. Navel base was also a slip mother, Mra. Frieda Hammer of by the Greater Hartford Council of But if It weren t for one reli­ Pforzheim. I J Churches. able authority, whom Kelly has of the typewriter which couldn’t tried to silence, these deeds would be ignored. Reminded us im­ Mias Hammer is the daughter . m m Double ” The Manchester congregation of go unsung In print. mediately of the sigm at a super­ o t Albert Hammer and the late Jehovah's . Witnesses will attend Instead, readers would know market fruit counter we saw re­ Mra. Hammer. She was bom and strawberry I the northeastern district assembly only the image of . Kelly as • the cently. They had the reverse, trou­ raiaed in Gernwny; and waa a aec- - IT’S so at Fenway Park In Boston Aug. 11 ble . . . they were advertising retary with aii importing Md ex­ ' DELICIOUS! ■ snappish man 6f moods at Town porting firm in her native city. Strawberry Ice Cream plus ■ through 14. Theme of the assembly r ^ ntors’ meetings. The angel naval oranges. m Strawber, Strawberry Sauce. _ will be "Peace Pursuing.” She recently arrived in this count- 1 9 ® fi*-* much better, much as try and is staying with Mr. and Wlmt a treat! Get some at ■ Can Paulson of Upton, Mass., he, inight try to disown it. Mra. .Albert Morrison, parents of I your nearest Royal loe ■ an aiitist and designer of stained Woman Arrested her fiance. Cream dealer’s stoi^ or at « glass, will be guest speaker' at Good Neighbor Policy Mr. Morrison was borri in Barre, L the Kiwanis Club meeting Tues­ Two teenage girls, who had Just For Food Theft Vt., and attended Manchester i f X - i i . mm mm J i day at noon at the Manchester return from a Western trek with High School from which he was Oountiy Club. A meeting of the the Phinney-Hunt Educational graduated. In 1955. He served with i w . finance committee will be held at Three Danish Girl Guides look on as local IntermMlate Scouts Tour, were surprised to find two Helen Grezel of CHastpnbury perform a wishing stick ceremony a t Camp Merri-Wood which the Air Force for four years in 11 o'clock before the regular bojfs from California at their door­ has been freed under 325 bond for Germany, and is now attending SAFETY ended the final session of the day camp for the season. Some of step Monday evening. appearance In Town Court on meeting. the Scouts are dressed In foreign costumes for the International the Ward School of Elemronics of Camp Season ■The girls. Miss Eleanor Rlker, Monday to answer a charge of the University of Hartford. Robert J. Kasinski, son of Mr. friendship Jamboree presented earlier. (Herald Photo by Pinto). \ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Law­ theft of goods exppMd for sale. TESTED and Mra. Alfred R. Kasinski of rence Rlker, 680 Spring St., High­ She was Mresteddn-a Main St. 133 Baldwin Rd., was graduated Comes to End Strom took the part of the lovely land Park, and Miss Jean Clbroski, super mark/et late yesterday af- recently from the Junior platoon maid and Bobby Kelsey was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester ternoon, aft8r a store detective al- USED CARS leaders class at the Marine Corps handsome prince. Crater Case Clbroski, 44 Lyndale St., had met ledgedly sawNher take three pack­ OPEN School In Quantlco, Va. The 1960 Day Camp season at Dolls to Danes the young westerners at Sequoia ages of niMtj valued at 33.50 8 AIM. to,9 PAA. 'Se DODGE $1895 Camp Merrie-Wood ended last After wishes had been made at National Park while on their tour. without paying for them. Custom V-8 Convertible. Howard T. Oolller, son of> Mr. Still Probed The boys arrived at the Rlker SUNDAY, 8 P.M. night with more than 1*J parents the campflfe wishing stick cere­ Police said Mrs. Grezel admitted and Mra. James E. Collier of 100 mony, U.S. Girl Scout dolls were hom'e in a truck with tin hood taking meat from another Main PINE PHARMACY '58 PONT. $1995 St. John S t, who is serving aboard and friends attending the Jam­ presented to the Danish Scouts over their camping equipment, ice St. market earlier in the day. CJhleftain 8 Convertible. the destroyer USS Parsons, took boree held around a campfire clr-* New York, Aug. 6 (JO—Thirty chest and supplies. They told the 664 CENTER ST. who attended. The dolls will In years ago today a man walked out The meat was found in her car. part in a Joint Canadian-Amertcan clc. A program of songs, games, turn be given to Danish Brownies girls they had not expected to '58 CADIL. $3495 anti-submarine warfare exercise and dances depleted the contribu­ and Scouts. of a Midtown Manhattan restau travel this far East, but were glad off the west coast of the U.S. tions of other cultures to that of rant, stepped Into a taxi cab—and they had after a sightseeing tour "62 ” 4-Door Hardtop. The program closed with a color vanished. and Canada recently. the United States. ceremony which included the sing­ Of the countryside with the girls Mistress' of cerehfionlcs was The disappearance of State Su­ here. OUR SPECIALTY: '57 BUICK $1595 ing of "Taps” In Japanese, Dan­ Special 4-DDor Hardtop. Hose Co. 1 of the Eighth District Shirley Dunn. Unit announcers ish. and English. preme Court Justice Joseph Crater ' The quartet enjoyed a hamburger THE OFFICE OF will meet Monday night at the were Linda Haberen^Karen Rich­ Outstanding campers for the oh Aug. 6, 1930, has become one of cookout and swim at the Riker’s REPAIR OF firehouse. Members are asked to ards, Carolyn Strom, and Roberta the' most celebrated cases of its Tuesday evening. The boys, both REINNOLD J. '55 OLDS. - $1095 session were Susan Grant and kind. 'Where he went or why he S-88 Holiday Sedan. report at 6:30 and the meeting O’Neal. Barbara Backus,_1 from Encino, Calif., were gradu­ will be at 8:30. Unit No. 1 repeated French disappeared on. that warm August ated from high school In June. CHUTTER D.D.S. CRACKED The theme of the camp through night poses a complete mystery. words and sang "Cathedral Bells" the six weeks was international '55 FORD $595 Robert J. Leger, seaman, USN, and "Our Chalet” In French. Par­ The head of the Police Missing Strings Volunteering 431 MAIN ST. CEILINGS Falrlane 2-Door Hardtop. friendship. More than 325' girls Persons Bureau, which has run John Gruber is all hepped up son of Mrs. Leo Parlsau of 359 ents of the girls ln‘ the Unit Joined were enrolled at Camp Merrle- If beyond repair and danger­ Woodland St, is serving with the their daughters In the French down more than 3,000 leads, says about forming an orchestra In WILL BE CLOSED ous we replace with Drywall at '55 CHRYS. $1195 Wood this summer, and 30 pro­ the case "is still open." Manchester. minimum cost. Prompt service. helicopter anti-submarine squad- "Elephant Dance.” gram aides and 18 staff members Windsor V-8 4-Door. dron nine. The squadron is sta­ Unit No. 3 sang "Oiir.Chalet” In Lt. John Cronin said yesterday He’s getting results, too. FROM . tioned aboard the anti-submarine served as guides. that his office receives a half doz­ In his "Way I Heard It’’ column Japanese, and performed the A feature of the season was in The Herald, which appears on LOZIER GRYWALL '55 OLDS. $895 warfare support aircraft carrier dance "Tonkl Bushl” and a Philip­ en Ups a year. AUG. 7 thru AUG. 21 S-88 4-Door Sedan. USS Essex, operating out of May- the study of fiye different lang­ What does Cronin tKlnk hap­ Mondays, John has been trying to pine pole dance. uages: French, Japanese, Span­ coax fiddlers to dust off the fiddle TEL. Ml 9-4484 port, Fla. Unit N. 4 did a Danish dance pened ? .. '53 BUICK $295 ish, German and Danish. The "I have an open mind,” he said, and limber up the fingers. Strings, and sang the Danish song ‘Tulle," "Say-It” record developed by a he says, referring to violins, ■violas, Special 4-DOor, The Peter Pan Unit acted out "and I can’t make any conclusions, national Girl Scout organization but the case follows a pattern of cellos and bass viols, would be the 38 Other Makes and Models a Danish version of "Sleeping Important sections to form. The assisted the girls in learning the voluntary absence. 1 could be To Choose From Notice Beauty," VThonj Rosa," Marcia languages. wrong.” other instrumentalists aren't so hard to find, like brass, woodwinds OMAC and BANK FINANdNO and percussion. , _ . Notice WE HAVE DAILY We agree ■with John that too 800 FEARS Church to Form Lights to Control many musicians tend to put aside DELIVERY TO THE their Instruments after finishing MANCHESTER PRESCRIPTION Bell Ringer Unit Traffic at Green school. And perhaps the one big ACE EXPERIENCE reason is the fact that there Is OLDSMOfilLE ^SAX^ BOLTON Thlrty-twq handbells have been no outlet in Manchester for that ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR ARTHUR DRUG ordered from a foundry In Holland Detailed layout plans on the new talent. John’s proposed orriieatra . 5 NORTH SCHOOL STREET RAY DWYERT Used Oar Mgr. at a cost of about 3300 for the use of the youth choir at Center Con­ traffic light system at Manchester CLOSED FOR VACATION "Selling and Servicing New Green have been received by Police OldsmobUes for Over 25 Years' AREA gregational Church. ' Chief James Reardon. ' AUGUST 8 TO AUGUST 21 Members of the 1960 confirma­ 512 WEST CENTER STREET tion class at Center Church made The State Highway Department, OPEN MONOAY, AUGUST 22 the Initial gift, and Individuals have which will instoll the system, will MI 8-2411 — OPEN EVES. FINE LENOX contributed other amounts toward put In three lights at the Rt. 6-E. Closed For obtaining the handbells. Middle Tpke. intersection. All the PHARMACY ...The RCvV Clifford “Or” Slmp8on,’ lights w in be located on Rt. 6.---- Vacotfon minister, said It is hoped, the bells Traffic In all direcUons but one 299 E. CENTER ST. will arrive by the Christmas sea­ will be controlled by the lights. AUGUST 8 THROUGH son. Handbell-ringing has been Only westbound on E. Middle You Owe It To Yourself To See , n t Ml 9.089A known In England for many dec­ T'pke. will have continuous traffic AUGUST 13 ades. In 1923, the nOw-famous flow. Beacon Hill, Handbell Ringers’ Reardon did not know exactly group was organized In Boston, when the State would Install the FOB MANCHESTER Mass. s.vstem, hut he expects work to be­ Bell ringer groups have In­ gin as soon as possible. ^ SCREEN PORCH DRY CLEANERS creased to more than 200 groups in this country, most of them used as OB 93 WELLS STRECT part of the. music programs In churches. 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redesigned, by McLem hhim self, and are both socially prominent Star o f ^Tate* Ulfcidentally, so that *another aiul economically successful. - m S-69S0 ■ emergericy arises he’ll na'ave the ''Never thought when we used to nvor o f tile _ use of both arms. ride bareback as kids that D^vid MonUi: ■ "It’s funny, though, how you would work It into a career,” says McLean New to TV, can get into the habit of working one o f his brothens. “Just Shows, louble I with only one arm and hand,” he you never know which experience comments. “Look now." He was will pay off.” awberry ■ seated at lunch, eating with his r r s so I But Not Hollywood right hand and the left was com­ The Japk Paar show will be tele­ pletely motionless. ”I just realised ixiciovsr ■ B y M v L OEBARO ^on TV. He has the iiae of rnily cast in color Mondt^y through Cream plua ■ that I haven’t used my left hand Thursday on NBC-TV starting in David McLean, star of "Tate,” one arm. According to the series’ or arm the entire time we’ve been r Sauce. _ the new western on Wednesday creator, Harry Julian Fink, his September.. .Col. John D. Craig, Get Home at ■ evenings, 9:30 to 10, EDT, NBC- hero’s arm was crippled by a shell sitting here. I’Ve gotta watch it— explorer and author of -"Danger Is Royal loe ■ TV, may be new to television but during Civil War action and Is it might atrophy on me,” he My Business," will be host-narra­ stoi^ or a ^ j not to Hollywood. Considering com pletely useles'. laughed. tor for the ABC-TV "Expedition!" the Mgh audience ratings the . SUng CneomfortaUe Does McLean himself envy the series to make ita bow on .tlyi net­ show has acquired, he is certain in the show, the arm is held g^unfighters of old because of their work Sept. 20, 7-7:30 p.mTr. .Sondt tq become an overnight star in tel> tightly to McLean's side by a lack of responsibility and roving Sodsal, who was Miss Thailand -in evision despite the rather incon­ black leather sling. Those were lives ? the lOOa "M iss Universe” contest, gruous fact that he has been in the kind they had in those days, "Not really. Tve heard that the has been signed for a regular role the film capital for 16 years. made by saddle makers. It’s an success of westerns on TV these in 20th Century Fox TV’s "Adven­ "Tate,” as viewers of the Ron involved contraption, put on with ture In Paradise” series. .ABC-TV buckles. past few years hu stemmed from Oom production now know, has a a desire of men to escape the will telecast the championship handicap unlike any other actor 'And mighty uncomfortable,” game o f the 13th annuad Little admits McLean. chv>tlc lives we all lead tciday. In League World Series Aug. 27 from He still aches when he recalls f .•.ct, I read that Just recently," he Williamsport, Pa., from 2-4 p.m. how he had to learn to mount a laughed. CARS horse with one arm, shoot a gun, "And perhaps it may be true generally maneuver with the arm I can see where a lot of iiCople $189S tied down. would be unhappy with their lives, > Convertible. *T didn’t even know how to ride and Use TV as an escape. And a horse when I was signed for this daydream their way into a guy’s If li'^lrs in I Ion i-rs $1995 show. I had ridden as a kid in life like Tate’ or any of the other Convertible. Akron, Ohio, hut I hadn’t been on thQT neglected to check hie rid­ western heroes. I personally am j a horse since. And no one thought very happy with my life. My wife ELECTRONICS to ask me when we made the deal ing ability;, FLOWER $3495 if 1 knew how to ride. I didn’t is beautiful and well-content to "So i had to leam to ride a stay home and take care of our ■ Hardtop. . LABORATORIES volunteer the Information.” horse. And one-armed at that. I FASHIONS M c L q a n is what might be went to a ranch in the San Fer­ son and the house. She doesn’t $ 1 5 ^ termed a dedicated actor. He’s want to resume her career, and 277 BROAD nando Valley, told the owner what doesn’t pester me to pester the Dor Hardtop. been knocking on Hollywood’s col­ I had to leam in 10 days! He Just AAILIKOWSKI lective doors for the past 16 years, looked at. me. Shdok his head and producers to get her a part in ~ $1095 with singpilarly little success. To said: ‘‘Mister, I’ve been ridln' our show. She also humors me | y Sedan. support himself and former Aus- when I get an urge to cook and horses for over 30 years and 1 mesa up the kitchen—which I do. ■\il M ■.•'’ I','' trian-actress wife, Lilo, and theif ain’t yet learned to mcmnt with 4-year-old son, Mark Jeffrey, he Both cook and mess! And she’s an $595 one hand. It’s impossible!” appreciative eater of the results,” Door Hardtop. became an interior designer—de­ •;if it’s impossible, it’ll just take signing houses, packaging for longer,” McLean replied. He want­ he said with pride. $1195 conmtercial products, and the ed the Job that desperately, and Son TTnlmpreMcd B' 4-DoOr.’ businesa is still a lucrative . one recalls that the first day he tried "Now my son is another matter. R oyal although, siqce "Tate” went into mounting without stopping for He is very unimpressed that Daddy $895 production, McLean has been able seven hmirs. "The first time I got is 0or. It has to do with arching his back thought this was a pretty special "I felt 'any job that would get me very hard and throwing his weight occasion. He didn’t He looked. And OrfHelli's ■ and Models some film for other producers to over the horse. In actuality, the he kept quiet. Probably was too » From see would be worth it.” sling is made so that he can Work sleep to do anything else," he JARVIS REALTY CO. Over M Sought Part his arm out of It if necessity de-, mused. “When we. put him to bed, BANQUET (FINANOIHO BKALTORS-imTTROBS It-wasn’t film which led to the mands. One of the first Shows his mother said, ‘How did you like "Tate” casting, however. Alvin called for him to fire'-the rifle he Daddy on the show?’ “Oh! okay, I EesMentlat—Tadaatrial Cooperman and Shelley Hull had (mrries, and it spooked the horse, guess,’ that Httle ingrate repUed. SPUMONI ESTER Oomaaerelal Interviewed over 50 actors for who started to run away. With the ‘But I think I like m y eartixMi Onstem Sendee For the part when McLean’s agent good hand carrying the rifle, he shows better.’ " I F MOTOR brought him in for an Interview. was unable to grab the reins to L C SALXB Otter SO Tears David laughs when he repeats Hull saw him first, burst Into . (Mntrol the animal. He was the ane<»]ote. He might not be a JOHN L lEm iEY 7aed Oar Mgr. ' SSS E. Center St.—M l S-4US Oooperman’s office and as thmwn, fortunately into hushes hero to.Ms own son,, but he cer­ "Tate’s here.” ‘ and thus escaped injury. tainly ia to the rest of his family. C. LEROY NORRIS irvicing Now He so well fitted the part, as . Redeaigned Sling He ia the fifth of.IS children, the ASSOCIATE Ivor *6 Years'* the man had envisaged it, that It was then that the sling was rest o f whom sUn live In Akron TER STREET ONE HOUR Insurance of AU Kind* TE N EVES. iim nTiw m iriTT SATU R D AY Television PROGRAM B onds ^ ‘ ‘The Stranger.” A crlpded police dian client who has two names UtM Bkr n a s s Inspector uses his badge to vent and two paraonalUles, and bo- •44 NO. MAIN STREET At M B. Center SL, Msaeheeter Thtna Stmr SS his personal hatred on Ben Cart- comes engaged In a fight to the raONE MI t-686* Tliaater S wrlrtt. (Repeat). death with one In order to save Okiireh Oemers, East Hartford OaaSMshi Bawllas 4S Dieh dark Shew t. U the life of his client's father. 791 B4AIN BTREET UiM SMeaa Fmlrvl S Guests: Conway Twltty, Ray Oar Maa la The Medlterraaeaa DeteeMve’s Diarr It. M . Peterson. Billy Bland. Chubby FHONB BO 9-S926 ■ Checker ‘The- Ivy ‘Three. A light-footed tour—led by David 2 How* SMrt Service lis t I 8«ai«k Par ASreatara S t:44 Sohs Gunther's High Bm 4 S H Grinkley — through Egypt. Mr. WlaarS M Adventure-travel series. "The Lebanon. Greece. Monaco, A t 200 Middle Thnpike West Hawarva 8 Great Barrier Reef". (R) A 1.350 France Algeria and Spain. Re- Manchester Ifavkl ftoaarva Haar tS chdln of coral Islets along Aus­ FOR 15 YEARS 8kv Bias M tralia's eastern coast shows (»Ior- ,..8. Marshal 38 AB Work-Done On Premlsea 1;M Oartaoa Caralval 8 ful bird and undersea life. John 14:18 nnnsmnke 8 Weatera Marshal S Gunther, narrator. Starring James Amess and Den­ CharUe Ckaa «t NASSIFF MOnM. Majar Xeasae Baiahan SS S:S4 Wanted—Dead Dr Alive' t nis Weaver. While “ Investigating Bah Franelaco vs Plttsbursh Starring Steve McQueen. Bounty an alleged killing. Matt Dillon Texas- Baaxers 4S hunter Josh Randall. In the role of and Chester face the guns of HAS BEEN THE RIGHT a matchmaker, sets out to find a half-witted dirt farmer and his 1:IS Fra Oame Bbaar S prospective wife for an old friend', family' who disriose a fantastic PLACE TO GO FOB 1:SS 8 known as "the uglleet man In rdot to hold up the bank In Dodge Yankees -vs Kansas City town." and almost, finds himself City. (R). EVERTTHINO YOU WANT Z:M Caaeas 48 Dlvnrre Caart 8 Bfaf Three Theater S with one too many bridal candl- IN , "Tanan and The Mermaids" , dates. (R). Four last Mea 44 Brenda Joyce. Johnny Weismul­ Ths Man And Tha Challeaae SiMea 88 T ir e S a le ler. "Ssota ' Fe Stampede." 18:S8 Tombsloae Territsra 8 SPORTING GOODS John Wayne. June MerteL George Nadei* stars In "HurrlcBne Mas From laferpol ' . 88 AT Maisr lAatae Baseball n Mesa.” Barton tries to prove that Starring Richard Wyler In -Man S:W HhAwnMalldars SS a pilot can be -switched success­ .Alone” . Anthonv Smith ia assigned ^ 1615 MAIN ST.—MI 9-1647 SiK Major Leasaa Baaeball SS fully td a desk Job. (Repeat). to bring Paul Llovd. wanted for SERVICE Near Yoric at Kansas City Leave It To Beaver 8, 44, SS murder of a guard, back to Eng­ "HOUSE OF SPORTS'* Opaa Oalf Tearaaaeat 3 CcHitars Rartmra Billlngrtey and land from -Italy. V eW iV d STA'nON , Mo^e _ U Hush Beaumont with Jerry Math- r.S. Marshal 38 ‘‘Han From Tpe Rio Orande" ers and Tonv Dow. "Lsrry Hides MaiUiam MANCHESTER OBEEN Spatts Ob Farada M Out” (R) When Beaver’s pal Is JablUe. U.8.A. 4;W Fast Game 8 bawled out by his mother for M :U Phsns the PasUV Wrecker and Fapnya Theater 8 reading his big sister’s diary, he ■> News. Weather A Sports SPRING COATS W h » Ware Yea? SS decides to ruh aaray -from home News A Weather Bead Service Daaxw la My Baslaass W as far as Beaver's house. Saturday NIgM-Report All Star OeU 48 t:44 Mr. Laeky S SatardSy Night News ■aea a( The W a^ 18 Starring John Vivyan. Mr. Luckv WrestUag 48 AdTaatare Serial SS is caught between the law and 11:18 Onrtain Time 33 3 0 % ^ " " Radas BVam MaamaBth Farfc SS the. lawless when ms car . be­ "Portrait of Jennie." Jennifer Advemare SS comes involved In a hit-and-run Jones. Joseph cotten. eal Cartaaa Flayhaasa IS murder. (R). 11:18 Peatare m m Bay Basera S The Demity tt. St “ OasllahL” Joseph Cotten. Dame BATHING SUITS Tsp Wedens S Henry Fonda and Allen Case co- Hay Whitley Tales af the West IS star in “ Shadow of the Noose.” WorM’s.Best Merles Bis Mas Shaw SS Mashal Simon Fry asks (^ay Mo- "Cali NorthsIde T7T’ Janies Stew­ SUMMER J Y |A R ‘The CaHtaralaaa M Cord for help in protecting a pris­ art, Richard Conte. S;S8 Nears, Weather A Bparta S oner from a l]^ n mob. (Reput) Lair Show 81 Brakea Anew 8 Lawreaca Walk's Daaelas t t a n “ Cruel Sea” . Jack Hawkins. n m e r Tales of ths YlUass St „ . . . ^ J. 44, » Baa Haat _ 48 Popular muaicnd hour featuring 11:S8 Nean and Weather I hAari M ed 's AasarteahS At Waifc SS Lawrence Welk and fats Cham­ 11:48 Wsrld’s Best Hsvies 1 8:48 pagne Music Makers In songs, 18M Maws 41 691 Msin Stv—Ml 9-1232 We Sell f d t Hast Ta Marry A Miniaaalre | dancing and instrumental solos. 1:SS Haaor BeU playhaasa 1 Campy's Osraer 8 Msvfe At NIa* IS "Anna” Sllvano Mangano. Vtt- Meafe at 7 IS ' . “ Holiday Week” . Leslie Dwyer, torino Oossman • BARRE GUILD ' ‘The Bhape of Things To Come" fit s Have Qaa, WiH Travel 8 3:88 News aad. Weather—Msmeat s( v in g Maa Pram laterpal . St Starring Richard Boone. Paladin Meditation 1 BawHss Stars M finds himself dealing with an In­ 8:88 News I MONUMENTS CBarlay Wsarsr 4S PETS! _ . New HarlsaBs SS 7iIB Newsreel S 8 PUPPIES Thtrs b a Bert Guild MonwHMiitM liSS Ferry Masaa _ - S, ' SIBtarrins ■ — Raymond Burr In ■■’rho Ejclusive TRIPLE REFINED • BHUDS adll rufflffjnm’ Case of the Sun Bather Diary. Awakening from a sleep, a sun • TROPICAL FISH t o dtpirtsd InM onti ContuR le « oe bather discovers that someone has ATLANTIC HEATING OILS hittout obllslHon. stolen her (dothes. trailer and an important diary exonerating her LITTLE &*McKINNEY SAPORITI father of stealing 8400,000. and 15 WOODBBIDGE ST. .^eks Pery Mason’s Help. (R). L. T. WOOD CO. MEMORIAL COMPANY Beaaasa _ ss S4 MANCHESTER 610 Center SL.>Tel. Ml S-77S2 Color—StaiTlng Lome Oreen, Pei^ Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 M l 8-8020 neU Roberta sad others in

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U6 W. aODOUD XPKJB. SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER inuM a »-787» TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Okaaacl 8:88 Oral Hekerts 18 Knapp and Gene Parker, acrobats .n * Bif Pietere S Home Baa Derby > 8 Curtin and Uittle, Capt. Schrel* M.. _ .... Chaaael Fepeye Theater 8 In k N s Yaakee BaoebaU 8 ber’s Chimps and the comedy puBN nrr o r p a r io n o 1 GLASS COMMNY nia Oar Faith ■ H n t Show 88 Ma Martta’s Roandap' 88 Tk« Ckrlitopkora ^ t t a e a t a l Ofawaiaeoa (CMer) 88 ’’Stage StrtMdt", Dick PoweB-Joan ■ Yankeea va Kansaa CHy team of Seller and Seabold are P rayer ae TUa !• The Lite s 4:88 Mevie U featured In "Manhattan Stardust." AUTO-OLASS — M iM iM -ilW IJIi'lilUjJii Btondell. Connors. Aa unUeK ^ i a n e k Prayer M "Wagona Weatward”, Chester December Bride 48 **day. 88. M Daneo Time 88 cover police agent la-hired by a- Tka Neclear kae t M orns - • 8:88 TUB ENCLOSURES — GLASS FURNTTUKE TOPS y^versttr et tha Air f „ The Admiral aad Swahby Shew 48 gang lord during a syndicate re­ ^ t d m k Lawman 8. 48,' 88 7:88 Prayer • 8:88 Barly Shew. 88 volt to protect the Ufa of _ tha ELECTRONICS Tke Ukriatopkere ■ Opea .GeH Tohiaaaieat 8 Starting John Russell and Peter 1:15 Tatra Grier ladaatry Oa Parade M 5:88 Saaday Atleraaea Mevie 88 Brown In "To Capture the West." "In Society” Abbott A Ooatello gangster s lovely daughter. (R). OkrialiaB Scleaee Weather 88 Oartoea Playhenoe 18 The lUflamaa . 8, 58 ELECTRONICS M San Antoni." Rod Cameron. Katy (R) An itinerant artist admits to 7:84 Pcrceptiea LABORATORIES t:M PeroeptloB S Jurado . Troop that through one of hie . .. aad His Friaada 58 Starring. Chuck Connors In OkriatlaaJaa -Solaaea ------BreaUibuit Tima 8 5:55 Olatd Oorga - . 8 "Panto" (R). Lucas McCain finds ■ The Five Thoaoaadth XUa 88 paintings a killer and his gang Hap Bioharda i LABORATORIES „ „ Xkla la Tke Life M TV Beader’a Digest 48 were identified, and are tracking Brava BtalUan 48 a man and his wife deathly ill M:M Lamp Date My Peal 8:88 Qalok Draw MeOraw 8 from an unknown m84ady wbioh 5:88 Face The Nattea 48 him. 6:88m ii. Featare Film ■8 277 BROAD Reli^oua aeriea, wilh Dr. Georae News interview program; with Scope 18 MANCHESTER „ Big PMara 88 later turns out to be yeUow fever. Crpthera. '‘Tha QWaat-Man In.Jhe Stuart Novina, moderator. 8:88 TV Theater F ;;2l'i':der la Gretnwloh Village", 8:88 Wedlimr. Haws aad Sparta 8 Mystery Theater I t 277 BROAD World." The prorrara will present Syd Jaffe Shew 8 ^With Ronald Reagan, program _ a Mark Baber 48 B lo h a ^ Dtamoad 88, 88 the problems of caring tor the Bem per Beem 88 1:88 News A Weathwr 8 Starring David Janssen la "Dou­ Kverymaa’s Fam ily IS BUt>ervl8or. "Adams’ Apices." Weatera Theotog 86 chronically ill amona the age^ Wiaga la nodaetlea 88 The wits of Madison Avenue and MOTOR SALES Jaa Fatasha 18 ble Trouble." _ Almanac 86 Otabhaasa 88 6:88 The Comedy Spot 8 Guest: I>r. Charlea ^ Illlp ^ An­ FUm M the cracker barrel philosophy of TTOUR OLD8MOB1I.JB DEAUBR** 6:85 Leeaey TTaaea 88 EA SY TO derson Hospital, Houston, Tex. 5:48 Cartoon Carnival 8 New England are mlted against . Tha U viag Ward 88 WUh Art Gilmore as host. "T he • : a Mawa I . 88. 58 Incredible Jewel Robbery." Co- This la The Answer I 8:88 Meet The Prean 88 each other when a New Yoilc ad­ 512 WEST CENTER STREET 6:88a !— I Married Jeaa *1 6 PARK HERE Okalloe Of Salratien U William TeU *s vertising man goes into business Nawi aad Weathoc 8 starring Harpo and Chico MarMarx in an 8-m i 6 :t f Harjerie Mllle 48 8(85 Sparta Camera 81 a half hour drama In pantomime. The Ubriatapkers 9S . Cartaea Playhonoa IS with a Yankee farmer, George 18:88 December Bride 48 . . M . F.V.I. 48 Chandler stars. (R). Bparts , 48 (R). There’s never n parUng U :M Leak Dp And U r s S, M Deegb Be Ml 88 78 7:MJDeath taUey Baya » Dance P arty 88. 88 t;Si The Twentieth ^teatary t. 48 TV Mystery Show 88. 81 Baric 8 Tke Urlaa Werd ■ *"ne AddicM:' Profile of a Young (Color). PhU Silvers Shaw 8 Color. Kathryn and Arthur Murray problem at STANEK’8. M :88 VMec VUIagc 48 Marta At Sevan I I star. Guests: Zsa Zsa Gabor, Odeaaey |e Addict.” P art two of a report on The, Bebel 8. U Star Fcrfcrmaaec 8 No meters either. Open 18:45 Tkroaak Tke Psrtkele S the widespread illegal use of nar­ '"Safety-Tested "Mercy Island." Bay Middleton \ Carol Haney, Larry Blyden and Starring Nick Adams In "Land". Play Year Honeh’ . 18. 88 Gene Barry. (R). U^M Beadlu Oat Lead S cotics In this cotulry. The prt>- (R). When Johnny>Yuma finds he . ^ Ycu Aahed Far It 8 Weather. Leoal ffevrs 88 Thursday evenings nntU PailkPar Today ■ -gram will examine the general has inadvertently helped to per­ News A Weather 88, 48 Colt .45 5. 58, 11:88 I Lava Lacy 8. 48 Deogias Foirbaaks Theater 58 Wayde Preston stars In ’’Calam­ t . Americaas At Werk 2S problems of narcotics addiction— petrate a swindle, he attempts to i t JHgM . SS. M Big Pietare M its origina. effect upon society. U sed Cars" 7 :U Film 88 ity’' (R ). Chris Colt runs Into reverke court action In favor of (Color) trouble when he drives the Dead- Sacred Heart M Its treatment Itn alarming spread the honest ranchers. Sammer PtAirftoaM ft "Million Miles of Model Railroad" U rlaa.W ard ...... M and the public’s conception of the News 88 wood stagecoach, with two strange Movie At a ...... 18 UxU Tke Oeme.Vetteem ft vromen passengers, through dan- ru m gs victims. Walter 'Cronklte nar­ "Rom ance on the Run”. Donald OcaneBlnitioa 88: 88 7:88 Fear'Jart Men 8 Camera Tkree 8, M rates. (R). Woods. Laram ie 88. 88 rous Indian territory.. Highway Fotrol 8 I ' Starring John Smith and Robert K« Peadalnm . 18 Experimental aeiiea: James llac- Bdwla Newmaa Bepertlag 88 New Comedy Showeaoo 88 c TtKtay’a Wamaa 48 s v K u v m andrew, host. Two-plano team of Sea Hast 8 8:88 Alfred Hltchoock Preseats 8 Crawford Jr. in "Death Wind.” 18:88 Diagnosis Vakaowa 8 Slim, Jess, Jonesy and Andy pro­ Vera Grodaky and Harold Trigga TThirlyblrds 28 "Dead Weight,” starring Joseph ------’lag Wald 58 Starring Patrick O’Neal In "A o r In selections by Beu;^ Milhaud T.V . PIsyhsBse 53 Cotten. A prominent married vide shelter for an escaped Army Sudden Stillness." After the THE N EW U :88 Lava Ol U la 8, 48 prisoner and his wife when a tor­ AIR MATTRESS and .Chopin. "PAte T or Fohr 7:48 Lassie 8 businessman learns that even a RESTAURANT Trath ar,Oaaa4«aaneaa 88. 88 pathologist reluctantly agrees to CANADA Hands." Starring Jon Provost, June Lock­ lustinable killing doesn’t eliminate nado forces thsm to stop at the undertake a private assitnunent, Fiano „ ^ The ^Uaaa Oua 8. SI ranch. (R). This Oar Faith 8 hart and .Hugh Reilly. Timmy the consequences of being dis­ B O U T K 6 ABd 44—BOLTON 18:18 Sav^ Far Tamarraw 8 he uncovers new and startling The Mad Hoase Z8 and his pet jdK are hi■ danger ■ of covered with another woman. ■I O aM Be Tan 88. N Brenehe 8. 48. 88 evidence la the course of hta Reg. $4.25. JLIFE Highway Holidays 88 drowningng when they fall into a (R). Lava That Bah 8. 48. a Starring Ty Hardin In "n ie Burn­ laboratory work. INSURANCE 11:55 News 8. 4S deep spillway, e Wife”. Tyrone Power Hunt. Patty McCormack and Ray bomb in a hospital. (R), Allegheny;_ _ prising",_____ . Claire bandits to outwit the leader Starring Lucille Ball and Deal COCKTAIL LOUNGE—NIGHTLY ENTERTAINDnCNT 1:88 Ao The WerM Tarao 8, 88 Ferrell. "Lady Bountiful." Torey, TV Preseals 8, IS OHARUBS J. VAN DEUSEN Trevor John iVayne.” bandit (R). . going through a phase of self-cen­ Edward Btnns stars tai "Vanish­ Movie At ArnSx. "Lucy Does The Tango.” TYho Do Tau TrartT 8 District Supervisor "Lost Angel". James Craige. 7 18 Chicken raising and practicing a FREE PARKING—AIR-CONDITIONED Mews 88 tered concentration. . la suddenly ing Point." (R). A desperate hus­ Americaas At Work 88 ’’Scatterbrain". Judy Caneva tango for the PTA meeting are WEDDINOS, BANQUETS, PARTIES awakened to the pUrtit of an In­ band methodically starts to tear McBRIDE'S U :88 We Believe 8 Von Asked For It 48 responsible for getting the Ri­ 1:58 P ntyer 88 digent classmate who also runs hts house apart after his wife’s 164 E OMiter St., Maaeheater . Seioaee Fictioa Theater 28 Rrokea Arrow 58 cardos and the Mertses Into a OPEN SUNDAYS “ an 8-8848 8:88 FaU drole 8 household for her motherless fam­ 'mysterious disappearance Inside ' Modera Scleaee Theater 88 Co-slars John Lupton and M icl^l verbal battle. (R). Beea For A Day 88. 88 ily. (R ). SPORT SPOT VW. MI t-4664 or PI S-6801 Jehao Hopkins FUe 7 48 Ansara In "The Teacher." (R) Loretta Voong mow 88, 88 »ay la Caart 8. 48. St 8:88 U.S. Marshal IS . 1 Led Three Uvea 18 108 CENTER ST.—MI 8-8747 "Unheard Melodies'!. Shows spe­ Apache chief Cochise helps a "Little Mister Tall Tales." A 8:88 Gale Storm Nmw S, IS The Many Lsvea af DaMa OUUs Big Pietare 48 cial slow-motlon camera studies young woman Instructor from the ihotheivattempts to cure her newly Lorotta_Yoaag Theatog 88. 88 18:88 Daffy’s Tavern 18 with startling sound recordings to East to understand the ways of adopted son’s habit of telling lies. •i i Party 8. 88 Starring' Dwayne Hickman. Jehnay Midnight 88 support a theory that all the uni­ Apache younmters. 1:88 The PeoplA dtoiea 8 Doble’s beatnik buddy la given a W aller WincheU F ile 8 verse Is music. (R). Dr. Donald 7:88 Dennis The Menace 8 {gl-n Bad ' 18 touching eulogy from his friends Medic 88 TOURAINE PAINTS H. Andrews, professor of chemis­ Starring Jay North. Herbert An­ 18:88 Hbat’s My Line? 8 W. P. QUISH Beat The Oleek **• 8. ••88 when he bids them farewell after T.V. Show, Tmh Ja n e Allysaa 48 FO R EXPERT try, John Hopkins University, derson, Gloria Henry and Joseph John Daly, moderator; panellato All Star PlayheuM 48 receiving hla draft notice from Markham 58 producer of the film, guest Kearns Dennis’ strategy for ac­ Dorothy Kllgallen. Bennett Cerf, 8:88 The Vardlet le Tears 8. 48 the U.S. Army (R). 11:88 News, 'Weather and Sports •BRUSHES 18:55 News 8 quiring a new bike calls for . an Arlene Francis and guesta. ^ m Ih esa Baata 88. 88 Nat King Cola Show 88 , 8. 8. 48 ir Front Em I AHgnmnnt 1:88 Yoar Community 8 announcement of hla "engage­ Johnny Staccato 8. 58 FUNERAL HOME OaaaeetleBt Itaadotaad I Starring Nat King Cole with Dave Big Nows 28 Gardener’s Almaase 88 ment." (R). Starring John Caasavetea la - _ ffha Da Tea TrartT M King. A musical tour of Paris, Nows and Weather 88 • WALLPAPERS Air Fores Btonr 88 Naverleb 8. 58 "Tempted", Johnny la double- 885 aiAlN STREET T E L . a a 8-5646 4:88 Baager Andy 8 Rome and London. U:U Jack Paar Shew 88 WIi m I Bdoncing College News Coatereace 48 Jack Kelly stars In "Trooper crossed when he agrees to guard Oomady PlayhaOM 88. 88 Wyatt Earp 8 Featare FUm 8 A prominent personaiity Inter­ Mayerlcjt" (R) Bart Maverick be­ a valuable necklace. Am erloaa.Bsadrtaad 8 . 48. 58 Hugh O’Brian stars In "Old Ja k e " "War Paint". Robert Stack ■k Complntn Brakn. • SANDERS, POLISHERS viewed by a panel of college stu­ comes an undercover agent for Mike Wallace lalerviow 88 Mavie IS (R). Wyatt Baxp relives a iragle World’s Bert Mevies ' ■ 8 STEAMERS FOR RENT dents. Ruth Hagy. moderator. the U.S. Army and winds up be­ Tea.4 88 "Village Born Dance". Richard page In Western history, "The Woman". Nortiia Shearer. Service' 1:15 Yesterday’s Newsreels 8 ing charged with treason. Alfred Hitchcock Presoats 48 Cromwell TV Playhouse 88, 88 F eatare 48 48 1:38 Bir 3.Theater 8 Highway Patrol . 48 11:88 Sunday News Special 8 4:88 Edge Ol Night 8 "The Best Season," starring Rich­ 11:88 Jack Paar Show -th ’"The Yearling". Gregory Peck, 8:88 Rd Rnlllvan Show 8 News 88 ROBERT J. INCORPORATED Adventure T liM 88. 88 ard Carlson with June Vincent A 18:58 News and Weather—^Momeat of — SEE — PaHl’s Paint and Jane Wyman. Guests: Ken Murray and Marie News and Weather 8. 88 5:88 Featare Film S successful man finds It difficult to Meditation 5 The Calnolle Hour 38 Wilson comedy team; Jack Car­ Sunday Night Report 82 ’’Sweet Rosie fPOrady”. Betty face the fact that he is growing 1:88 News—Momeato of Comfort 8 "What Is Theology?" Prank ter, comedian; Karl Grant, sing­ Sunday Night Movie 88 REAL Grable. Robert Young. did. ( m . News 88 CLARKE MOTOR SALES Wallpanar Supply Sheed, publisher, author and one er and organist; Trude Adams, ’’Alleghany Uprising". John of the Catholic world’a most fam­ vocalist: Charles Manna, come­ Wayne. Claire Trevor. ESTATE • SMITH “INSURANSaillTHS SINCE 1614” • INSUBANOB — 801 BROAD ST,— 645 Main St,—MI 9-0300 ous speakers, will emphasise - the dian: Leo Diamond and his Featare Film 8 BH 9-2018 primary Importance of the Trin­ harmonica; Holger and Dolores, "Grand Hotel". Greta Garbo. . 868 MAIN STREET, GROUND FLOOR—aa t -5841 ity in Cathotic theology. dance team; the Morlidors Eu­ John Barrymore MANCHESTER Champs 'a' Challengers ropean novelty act. In addition: World’s Best Movies 8 ■T WEDNESDAY refeu/s/on PROGRAM Catholic Hoar Ed Sullivan will apM ar with ^av^^Wlfe”. Joan l^ennett, Gary Our SPEEDY SpMidty Rig PIrtars Sophia Loren and Clark Gable Adveatare Tims 88. 88 tries to revive the lost art of Animals In Boeket Flight 48 on the set of their forthcoming Sports Camera 88 4:88 This Oar Faith 8 5:88 Featare 07ln male domination in the household. News T o d » 88, 48 motion picture "It Happened In Previews 48 Conttaental Ctasitoom 88 "Raiders* of~The Seven Seoa”. Hawaiiaa Eye 8. 48. 58 Manchester TRULY DELICIOUS ; On Deck drcle 88. 38 Naples,"^ in a sequence filmed in 11:M Late Show 38 (Color) John Pajme. Donna Reed. Starring Anthony Blslre and Bob Raseball 48 Italy. "The Detectives." . Sir Alec IT DOES Make A Difference Where You Save! 8:55 Morning Prayor * 88 Popeye Theater 8 Conrad in "Cut of Ice". (R) Washington at Chicago Mnsir Oa lee 88. 88 Guiness 7:88 Today 88. r t F irst Shaw 88 Suspicion of hi-jacking a half-mll- M ajor League Baseball . 88. 88 Color-Singer Johnny Desmond is 12:58 News and. Weather 8 Univerrity of tho Air 8 "TUI We Meet Again”. Merle . lion dollar diamond foils on cab­ Convalescent Honie, CHICKEN Chicago vs Milwaukee • host. Singer Judy Lynn, skaters 12:55 Moment et MedltaHea 5 -it h -O 7:88 Pi^er 8 Oberon. George Brent. bie Kim and London courier. Pre-Game • Shirley Linde, karen Oison. Bill I 1:15 News • 7:25 Town Orter 5 Dance Time . 88 Mystery Theater 18 Newt 8 Admiral aad Swabhy Shew 48 8:88 I’ve Got a Secret 1 Inc. Hie world’a “fliieet eetin’ chick­ Weather 22 5:88 OartooB Playhonse 18 With Garry Moore, host and em­ Mary H. GIblln. President en” with Incompnrable tMte. SAVINGS 3 i % 7:88 Ferceptioa 8 E arly Show 88 cee; panelists Bill (?uUen, Henry Breakfast Tima 8 "Naked City". Barry Fltagerald Morgan. Betsy Palmer, Bess Katherine M. GIblln, Manager 8:88 Bap Blehards 8 H y Friend FUcka 58 Myerson and guesta. ' 29 Cottage St.. Manoheater TAKE HOME SERVICE MONDAY Television PROGRAM LOAN 8:15 Oa^ia Kaagaroa 5 5:16 CIntoh Cargo 8 Tata 28, 88 MI 9-5879 .\ S O t ‘ ! \ r I O NJ Chimint 8:88 Featare FUm 8 Wild Bill BIckok 48 David McLean stars In ‘ Ck>- F irst Show 88 P eter Gnaa 28, 88- A b b u k I "Rough River". Rory Calhoun 8d 8 CoBBt of Monte Orirto 8 monche Scalps." Tate attempts- to 8:88 This Oar Faith Dance Time ...... 38 Cratg SteveiM stars la "The Topper S Get Set Go 58 dissuade a man from killing his Automatic Sprinkler and Continental Classroom Admiral Nwabby Shew 48 Game.*: ______rJVVifdr^M ^sA VTAfmw D ividend Lightning Protectloii B n to Romper Boom 83 8:35 News. Weather aad Sparta I own brother. DEN’S DRIVE-IN (Color) 5:38 Early Show 38 8:88 The Pendulum 18 Tfw cilll8t88’8 8h688t rtwaNtiai |II8TITU7Io4 Western Theatav 88 Sea iCaat M The Peadalnm - 18 Member of AMOciatlon of Oon- 462 CENTER ST,—Ml S-2660 Bloralng Prayer 88 "Guadacanal Diary", William The Spike Joaes Show 8 Alamaac 46 4:88 Sportsoope. News A Weatheg S M;88 TV Hour 3 7:88 Today 88. 18 Bendix . T- Starring Spike Jones and song- Looney Taaes 88 ^ W a bayld Grief ____ I t "The Ctase of the Missing Wife." neotiout Obronlo and Oomrales Dniversily of Iko'AIr 8 Cartoon FlayhOkso 18 ~ BtrpsB“HeIem"GrByco. and' feature- GhptamI Kitaxtutaa...... 48 d ib h e a se 88 Btarilng R ^ Buttons as special cent Hospitals. —^ - 7:88 Prayer 8 Caplala aalfant 58 ing comedians Joyce Jameson, • HCarried arris Joan F ilm 58 guest. A newly-assigned police­ 7:25 Town Crier 8 5:55 Jungle Jim 48 Len Weinrlb and Bill Dana, Spe­ Fsens 8:45 Newo- 8.88.51 man investigates the mysterious News , 8 Clutch Cargo 8 cial guests:: Bud and Travis, folk ' December BrlAa . 1:55 Sports Oaraera, 88 disappearance, in the Malayan FOR ECONOMICAL, Weather 28 8:88 Three Musketeers 58 singers. Doagh Bo ill Sports Jungle, of the wife of a wealthy 7:88 PercebUoa Woody Woodpecker 8 TV Theater 88, 88 Sarie 7:i Afterer Dlaaer Movie 8 rubber plantation owner. PROMPT. EXPERT Breakfalast Time ' 8 Meet The Press 28 "You Should Meet My Sister," Don WILLIS Garage Video VIHage "It I Were King". Ronald Ode- This Is Year Life 88. 38 8:88 Hap Blehards 8 8:85 Weather. News B Sports 8 starring Blaine Strltch and Anna Star Performaaea ‘man, Frances Dee Ralph Edwards is host. Story of n .0 0 O F F 8:15 Captain Kaaraveo ------8 Oalllornlaas 48 Helm. Eileen and Kuth arrive in SPROIALISTS IN Play Tear Hnneh Shetnn Slade ■ Charles Ruggles’ life. (R) 8:88 Peatare Film 8 4:18 News A Weather ) 8 Npw York In search of fa^a and "Khyber Fatrot”. Richard Egan, WHEEL AUONMENT and Tan Asked Far H Movie At Sevan > li Wednesdaylay NightNIghf Boxing 8, 58 Service Superman 18 fortune and rent a basement I I Lava Lacy "Romsuice and Rhythm.” PWl Eddie_____ Perkinserkins ofof ChicagoChi ______Joey ON Tapper 8 Olabheuse 11 apartment In Greenwich Village. HRAKBI SEBVIOB Bemper Boom 28 The Pries Is Bight Slivers lopes, Sacram ento, Calif., lO-rouim Modera Digest 58 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Weather. Local News 88 llriitwetght bout at Chicago O r AR MdkM of Western Theater 88 8:45 News 8, 88. 88 Adveatures' la Paradlsa 8. 48, 88 Almanac 48 JMItefetdl 8-4581— 18 MAIN ST, aiANOHKSTBR ^^^Uptaghrtrt. . News Bad W eather 86. 44 Stadium. STEREO News and Weather a 18:88 Plaae Pepis > M u :ss Clear Horlsoa TV Mall Order U Bone and Alloa U TV, R cnKo and Phonos 8:85 Leoaey Tuaea 48 8:55 Sports 48 New Cemedy Sheweaae 8 OosMatralisB 7 :U Film 88 Gaanoaball 8:U CaptalB Baagaree 48 Sperta Camera , 88 "Johnny Come Lately," starring 8:88 I Married Jean . 8 7:88 Beach Blders 8 Highway Palral "Tank Ship" 18:88 Faople Are Foaay - Phono Ml 9-4S37 18:88 December Bride 48 Charlie Chaa 8 Jack Carson and featuring Marie Aeademy Ptaykoaaq News . 88 Art Linkletter U host. A tevryer ~ Re HI 88. <8 Mevie At 3 18 Windsor. A comedy drama about Film 7:88 Beekeeleg tries to detect a phony Miss THE "Lake Placid Serenade” a newscaster who disgulsea him- U :U The Uvtag Word "Bnemy Wlrithln." Starring Dane America from three pretty 'girls. 18:18 Vide* Village 48 Weather, Local News 88 oelf os a sailor to get a big story. SHERWIN-WIUJAIIS U :88 Levs OfUfs Claris The reatistks rlgora of am — In other stunts, a ooniertant mes Star Pertermaaes 8 News al the Hoar and WeaUtor 88 Esther Williams ef Cypress Oa^ '• Air Force survival course have to order a sevsn course dinner Potferfon's Play Year Baaek 88. 88 News and Weather \ 48 dens as. 88 marked effects on picked milt- from a French menu, aofl Don IM Center St.—Cer. Church St, U:88 I Leva Laey 8. 88 The People’s Cheleo IS (Color) A book musical— com­ IN T B B IO B PA IN T S E X T E B im Uta8 Search lev T o b m s i tary personnel. (R), Busby and Jean Stotts tre for a MUSIC SHOP plete with singing, dancing, swim­ n Oenld Bo Tow Wagon Traita 18. 88 M.OOO prise after meeting for the The Prieo Is Bight 88 W 7:15 Douglas Edwards and Tha Hews a r t i s t (Color) 48 ming and comedy—Is ssf at Cy'- SWP PIOTURB FRAMES— MATSOHALS Loro That Boh S. 48. Ward Bond and Robert Horton co- first time throuth Unlvoc. 1013 Main St,—MI 9-2030 Summer Playkeaoo 8 FUm 88 press Gardena, the norida vo- WALLPAPER, Bti, n :U Tha OaMiu Light Btar In "The Denny Banedlet Star SpetHsht IS 11:88 ConceatralloB 88. 88 "Backsioge" sort. with Miss Williams' shown as •61 aiAIM ST. TEL. ail 8-6686 1:88 My UHleUMaMargla. Store.’’ Starring Brandon De Nrt ter Hire 88 Clear Herison 8 News 18 star and producer of an "Aqua- Aboat Faeoa Wilde. A military man’s eriheUe Treehdewn 48 Highway Patrol 8 7:18 Charles Farrell Shew 8 Spec." Fernando Lamas and Joey At Homo wHh n son rsbsls against Army diod- 16:45 Sperts Osnier 8 Academy Playhoaao 88 Starring Charlea Farrell. Charlie Bishop cd-stars. Mavis Mattass lbie. (R ). U :66 News. Weather aad Bperta Tlie AHttlN A. Film 58 Farrell recelvea a number of love 18: I Star Spelllght 18 "Women SVom ShnaecMeei Beperte S 8. r. 46 11:U The Living Word 58 , letters from an unknown admirer TV Shew wUh Ju ae AHysen 8 Robert RoekweU 1:48 U. 8. Marshal • Natrs A Weatheg 86 18:88 I.OVC Ol Lila 8. 18 and mistakenly assumes that ‘Blip of the Tongue," starrinK 1:88 As The Wsrld TMtas 8. 48 8:88 Men Into Spaee 48 Big News 88 ’ Trath or Oansoqaeaeos 88. 88 they came from a lady gueat at Rossano Braxsi. A husband's Ttbs.Ds Ten ThortT 8 Starring William Lundtnh. A U)U Featare Fllai 8 CHAM BERS » Bestles* Gaa 8, 78 his Racqqet Club, la "Secret to dispose of his wealihy wife wifi In PROfnspnoN SUNGLASSES News 88 mission of m ercy finds C<^ M c­ "Chlaa Girl” . Ctoae Tierney, M n v ln g .... 18:88 Search Far Temerrow 8 Love." order to wed a beautIfiA The Christaphase 58 Cauley Intent on retarnlng a George Momgomery ltS8 Treyer 88 II Could Be Yea 88. 88 Blverboat 88, 88 girl . In bis MedltaHen 8 17 O A K ST. "Thunder Over Tanglera". Robert Qaesl for Advealnre 18 "News aad WeaHief 88 lt#8 The mnloaaire 8 new Job with a taw firm, and In 18:56 News eed Weethcp—Measest et Hutton 8:88 Mystery Theater 18 U iM Ja ck Poar Shew . 88 ECONOM Y OPTICAL *MAiranncm!R'^' T o m q rD r.----- 88. 88 the interest of Justice. David Nel­ 1A6 Headlleee—Memeete a t Oemtsrt 8 TKAILEB VAN SB|tVICB 1:18 Ao The World Tarao V 1. 48 Celebrity Talent Scoala 8 Feature Film > 8 __ a n 8-5678 Beat The O.. 8. 58 son shadows a suspicious ebsor- News 86 Phono Ml 34247 Who Do Yoa TrasIT 8 With Sam Levenson as host, and "African Queen," Katharine Hep­ „ AS Star nav _ acter. Starring Ossie and Harriet News 88 featuring Hprrv Bosnik as musical burn. Humphrey Bogart 8)88 The V ^ le i Is Tsort 8. It Nrihon and sons Rick and Darid. 60S E. MIDOUC TPKE. This Is The Answer 88 director. Special guests: Planlst- World’s Rest. Movies 8 From These Boo to 88. 88 1:88 Prayer 88 enmposer Hoagy Carmichael will "Winter Meeting". Bette Davis, ^oaretteat Baadstaad 8 6:88 The'*^IIUenalre *8 Ml 8-8187 sr Htfd. OB 7-16M 8:M Full Circle 1 Introduce Linda Gerard, singer; Featare 48 88 . „ TVho Do Ton TrartT 88 ‘ With Marvin Miller. A Ilbrarianta keen Far a Day 88. 88 comedian Johnny Carson will In­ II :M Ja ck Paar Skew 88 Baager Andy white lie weaves a tangled web Say In Court 8. 48, 53 troduce Earl Humphreys,'singer; 18:58 News A Weather—Memeirta of COtURN ft MIDDLERROOK. iRc. ^mWy Pfawhoass 88. 88 when she .accepts credit for writ­ Any Ques^pnsf 8:88 House Flirty 8. 48 and vocalist Teresa Brewer will Medllatlen 8 Baadstaad 8, 48. 88 ing a best-selling novel. (R). SUEDE I.orelta Young Theater 28. 88 introduce Ann Henry, slngernlanc- 1:88 Newsx-Moments ef OemfePI 8 INVESTMENTS Gale Storm Show. 8. 51 er. Nows ' ’ 88 ' anLoacoBOEP. jroRNSoNnL,iiMws«r i " ta ^ Id MisaourL” Alan Ladd** Ronnie Burps aiid 'Tvonna Lime How's This For Si88 Tke Mlllioaaire 3 4:88 Edge Of Night 8 . star in "Father Image.’! Chris Young Dr. Malone 88. 38 ntlENDLT AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED Q : X uiuJerstand that P at Con­ JACKETS Beal The Clerk 8. 58 ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS All Star Playhoasa 18 way, atar oC "Tombstmie'Terri- A Bargain? 8:88 The Verdict In Yours 8. 48 •WJMAIN STREET TEL, 80 8-1166 toiy,” is related to Francla X noauHfuRy Cloohod From These Bools 82. 38 FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS I’onnecllrul Bandstand 8 Your Hoffman Dealer Bushman. Is thhi true?—Idiml V. Who Do Von TruttT 31 I REVER’S DYNAyiSlON SYSTEM A; Yes. Pat’s mother is Bush­ C I A A **•' Old TV 4:88 Ranger Andy 8 A OmiPLETE LINE OF POinABLE TV. man’s daughter. Comedy Playhoaoo 88, 88 IS THE “X-RAY” METHOD FOR EADIM, PHONO-SlitEO ^ IV U On Any OonaMa. Amerirnn Rnndataad 8. 48 38 MANCHESTER A PERFECT ioB! • Movie 18 W. H. England Lumber Co. WE SERVICE ALL m a k e s Q: What has become of Prank "Secrels of Scotland Yard" FHrkcr, the tenor who ueed to be ”Nlght Sendee Our Bpgtihllj" 1:88 Rdse ol Sttkl I "AT THE GREEN" DRY CLEANERS Adventure Tima St. 88 on the Arthur Godfrey ShpwT— 1:88 len lo re 8'ltm 8 LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO BJESTRU SALES u i SERVICE, I m . Mart a. "Crack Up". Peter Lorre-Brlan W. MIDDUB TPKE- AT BROAD an 8-7616 A: Frank Parker is playing MENOHESTER TV M WMM St,—Ml 3-7254 Donltvy O pen AH Day Saturday I MAIN n. m A.mi . Popeyc Tbeates 5 vaudeville and supper chib engage- •18 e m S T B S M aaeats throughout tbs country. yOL. LXXIX, ]

P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST «,

Washington, , THURSDAY Television PROGRAM President Eiseni Fopeya Tkaater 8 accused and eventually acauitted fore Ckmgress t S:W Thia Oar .Faitli First Skow 88 of a murder charge in a nosula CaallBaatal Claaaraam "It All Came Throush.” Hum­ town where the inhabitants belieTe program rangin (Color) phrey Bogart, Ann Sheridan he should hang. (R ). S M N . M a Ib 8L—M l a-826S eign aid to i met i Mantaa Frarer M Dance Time St Producer’s Choice. _ .. ... *1. 88 r S C i"* n . N The Admiral A Swabby Shew 48 a'Preston Foster and Jeff R lchar^ the aged but viri DatvaraKy al tha air a CarteoB Flayhoate 18 co-atar in "Portrait of a Uegend. SPECIAL! l:U Frayar s Barly Skew St They Inadvertently allow a prlaon- “reckless spendi 1i«S Tawa Onai er to escape, and the older man ELECTROfilCS s "Hellflre".ellf Wild Bill Elliott Knotty Pino Paiieiiaf “This truth we Batlaeaa Bapart 8 Becky aadi Hit Frieada . is blamed. Both become Involved heart: In good tin Waather^ ------at Ulatcb..... Oanre in a dangerous case, and must re­ B ow d Feet lABORATORiES 7:M Farcapllaa S Wkite Haatcr deem themselveA ny,e the very least pa; BrealdatlIt! TtaiaTIaia S Hacklebarry Heaad Tke Baal H oCm s 8. 88 said In a specif Hap B le M ^ S Carteea Flayhoate Starring Walter Brennan In Gram- Oottaae Grade, RooBd Edge Captala Kaasaraa S Citce KM pa lights the Air Force". (R). Senate as it resun 277 BROAD Faatara sitm' 8 Weather, Mewa A Sperta Grami>a makes use of an old klbi Dried Wegtern Pine year session. Th« ■■Davy Croekelt” . Oeorse Mont- Maahnat campaign souvenir to enter the will be waiting spmery Newt A Weather nearby flying field In an attempt 6”x8” Width*—Raadom Tappar 8 Daacer It My Batiacia to stop Jet plane flights. Lengthen when it reconvene Banper Baaai 88 Clabaeate Michaels In Africa 18 In the face o f 1 SHOPSTANEK’S Waalara Tfeaatar 88 FUm 8:88 Mystery Tkaater 18 Newt Dick Powell Po ’s Zaaa Oroy Theater some Republican, > I.aaBay Taaaa ter Sperlt the nation's defen Oaptala Kaasaraa SporltSpa: Farads With Dick Powell, host. "Sundown O P E N T;S0 AJM(. to S PJML relatively weaker TELEVISION I Marrlrd Saaa :88 DUila Maa Dawaaa at Bitter Creek.'’ starring Dick RADIOS F *e u dahaay MMalght ' Powell. A mysterious strangerstrani Communist threat Morjarie MlUa Mayta alters...... the lives of ■ three■■ peoi^e. jm( F R ID A Y NIG H TS T IL L 8:S0 Insisted U.S. mili PHONOOBAPHS Daoombar BrMa Bachelor Falikar 88. 88 "Ansel on the Amaton” second to none a AXnO RADIOS Daoch Ba Ml “Weather aAe 88 Jaaaala Carsaa Shaw 8. 48 SATURDAY UNTIL NOON 8®sIb Newt aad Waatkar Starring Jeannle Caraon in "Jean- that way." U iM VUea Villiwa Newa nie, the Westerner." She gets a plus dep«iidaM« aervloe Star Pevfanasaea warm Introduction to the Amerl- Saying he was n o r Taar Hoacli Faaaporl ta Daaser i Flln can rodeo and almost conmletaly to improve the Tao AakaO Far 11 "Gift of Kingt" unhinges the operation of the readiness, he said I tiara Lacy Haatlay-Brinkleynkle Bapert troupe I \ I; \ I ) 111 ' \ I I - I I, \ H I Tfca Fr|p,a 7,fi BIskI „ Newt Wreatllag U ELIANOTON BRANCH esaltate "a mode Samniar Flaykeasa T.V. Baperts 8:88 Markham - - . 8 m ilitary personne! > Claar Herbaa “lilppmann on Leaderthlp". Wal- Starring Ray Mllland in ’The Weot Rood— Route 88 funds are needed, OaaeaatraUafbaeaairaliaa tar Lippman diatinsutaned au­ Country Mouse." The resentment Hlrkway Fabal shown' by a tempestuous night ask for them. iA u V a i o m . thor, loumallat and critic of the TeL TR 5-«21S Taaay’a Wanaa nationiU scene, holda an informal club entertainer at... the Intere:■ ■reof---- a But National S conrertaUon with interriewer would-be singer shows In _ the U :tt Jylar Wi Howard K, Smith on a number Club’s manager Is used to Impli­ oongreasional act 18:88 lare el Ufa cate her In nia .murder. hower said, and ( Tralk m t OaaaaoBaaeaa of pollUcal erentt and leadera. Including Preatdenf Elsenhower, Wrangler 88. 88 prlation of the 1 BaaUaaa Ooa Harry S. Truman, Woodrow Wil­ ’The______vntoBchablea. 8, 48 18:18 Baarek For Temarraw Starring Robert Stack In "M exi­ thorized for foreij li Oaald Ba Taa son, Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. NURMI Roosevelt. Winston Churchill, Ni­ can Stakeout.” (R ), A case that WerfP^^udoFouf^ the appropriation AUTO BODY Lara Tkal Bab 8. M. kita 3. Khrushchev, Charles de Eliot Ness has been preparing for Tke OaMlu Uskt Gaulle, the Soviet Union, Berlin two years falls apart when a key tual security proj My UlUa H a ^ witness suddenly disappears. ^ O r V & l u e s Aboat Facet and Red China. stands, is half a t lAW t f the Fialasmaa 88 The Fendalam 18 der this. Al Hama Wlib Kitty Michael Ansara etars In "Desper­ 18:88 News A Weather 8 •88 FORD Havla Matlaaa ate Decision." Buckhart fights Best of -Oraacko 88. 88 Convertible. Radio and heater, “ Tlie nation’s i "Pride of llarylaod''. Repeats of "Groiicho Marx—You Darrow heat, lack of water and Mexliutn full power, A beauty. Thnader- Inescapable inter . bandits while tracking - a killer Bet Your Life" programs. 1:88 Aa The Warld Taraa through the wastelands of New I Lad Three Lives 18 btrd engiae. world demand th« Irba Do Too TraitT . 18:U P h y of the Week ,8 Nearr Mexico. (R). '57 PO NTIAO be restored,” BJis< Bat Mastcrsoa 8 Crime of Passion.” Claude Dol­ Thlt It The Ufa phin. Donald Harron. Starchlef convertible. Radio and The President i Prayer Steve CaayoB 48. 58 Starring Dean Fredericks in 18:88 SOenl Flaasa ‘ .. . heater. Gorgeona. Full power. Islators he wanU Fim. ww Ciri1 ■■■'cla* I “ Pilot Error." An inrestlgaUon of Condensed versions of silent film '68 CH RYSLER 1. A 2100-mIll Off NoHb School St. Uaaaii For 'A Day Day la Coart a jet plane crash in which a vet­ classics. Buster Keaton stars in New Yorker hardtop. Radio aad M l 9-88S4— M uchooter Gala Starm Show eran pilot is killed. The General." ClvU'War comedy heater, power steering, anto- Mlntc Oonrt Raate Party Shotraa Slade 88 spoofing espionage. Laralta Voonr Thaalar 8:88 Bat Mastersaa CufMentlid File maHe trsnamission. Whitewalln. Gene Barry stars in "T o The Death Valley Daya Tba Faopla’s Cbafee Silent Service •• '54 B E L A IR Cubani Teaar■r_Dr. Dr. Maloaa Manner Bom” . Masterson goes to Chevle Hardtop. Radio and I Tba Olatik San Francisco to help a wealthy 11 Mt News. Weather A SparU 8. M 48 An Otar Ftayhaataayhai .. W widow who. Is worried about her Newa A Weather 88 heater. Power Glide, whltewaQo, PLCMBINO mnd I Tka Verdict It Taoyi 8 <8 daughter’s Involvement with a ' Big News *5 red and white and matching In­ HEATENO From Tketa Baati 88. 88 “ black-sheep" cousin. (R ). 11 :U) .Jack Paar Shaw >* terior. More P Ooaarrtlcat BaaSttaad 8 Danaa Bead Shnw 8. 48. 58 WorM’a Rest Marias 8 CONTRACTOR Wka Da Tea TraatT. U Starring Donna Reed with .Carl "Street With No Name” . Mark '54 CH EVRO LET I Baaser Andy 8 Bet*. Paul Petersen and Shelley Stevens Richard Wldmark 2-door oedaa. Radio and heater, Oommerclol Gaaiady Ftaykaaaa St, 88 Fabares. Donna discovers that Faatara 48 88 Owned Amarlcaa B aad^ad 8. 88. 88 son Jeff has perfect pitch and 11:88 Jerk Paar Show 88 whittyralla. ■nd Marla U feels It her duty to give him « : « Msvie ^ . » "Yokel Boy.” Joan Darla private trumpet lessons. How­ ’"The Long Walt” Anthony Quinn By RICHARD ever, he would prefer to train for 1:88 Newa and Momenta at Cemlart 8 Havana, Aug. f RooldMtiol ' Adreaiarr2 .' lima aa81 . i88 ! the track team. (R). News 88 PONTICELL.I I Featare Film _ i 8:88 Jahaay Binge 8, 48 1:88 Newa A Weather 8 han militiamen \ Roto-Roter "Woman Wlie". Bochelle Hudaon, Starring Don Durant. A ' man Is hloment of Meditation and KREBS trol of mpst ol property in Cuba Scnrloe Ml 3-1442 POttncHU I A KMBS its nationalizatio O t M T f r o a c . tro’s regime. BNAR L LOItENIZEN FRD3AY Television PROGRAM s o m m e AMCF' The revolution! PkoM Ml 9-7412 Papaya' Thaalar perado tor stealing a valuable retaliation agaii 8:88 Thb 0«g Faith Ftral Shaw medallion from a museum. States came only CsBiiaaalal Olasaaaawi "Valley of the Olonls” Sboriack Balmes 18 Q: Will Herb Shriner have hi* fore the Island’s Daaea Tima 8:88 Vidoa Village 8 8:88 Mamlag Fraysr Admiral aad Swabby. Bbsw Surprlse-ftued game show, starr­ own T V Bhow agaih?— ^Wilma W . hierarchy warned 148 tilt Early Shaw ing Jack-Nars as boot and vil­ A: Herb Shriner ia negoUatiBE creasing advance lage mayor,, and featuring Joanna D uK ^ty s( tba AM "Sacral Venture” . Kant Taylor _ . ------with aeveral apectaculars for next Findell lis t Fvaya* Cartaoa Flayhaase Copeland aa assistant mayor. In our country.” 1:88 eara OVw Bla Tin Tta Flay Tear Haacb 88. 88 seaaon. He waa boat at the Nation­ It was the cl POR Sawa • Clateb Canro 11 Baasel Strip 8. 40. 88 al Boy Scouts Jambtpree at Cedora- 88 Sb LaaeaM Starring Efrem Zimballst Jr., in flcial criticism o( 1:1 PageepMaa 8 "Secret Island". (R ). Washed do Springs, July 3U, via NBC-TV. Csaaanboll ashore on an Isolated■ ■ Island■ land^i fol- creasing influenc \ Sbaaaa munist blociloc on tl VENETIAN 8(88 S S ^ a S T * Waatkar.' Naara and Bperls loariim a plana crash, Stu Bailey Q; Whoa wiU comedians Phil 8:U ______a Fellea WamSB Daaay and nis' prisoner lasrn that - their Prime Mlnistei 8l88 Faatara Fnm I Island rehige Is to be the target Ford and Mimi Hinea be on tele­ ••Petticoat Fever” KyraA Loy- White Haalar for an H-Bomb teat. vision agi^?—Al T. ministers made BLINDS Tapper _ J teartaeapa. Mews A Weather Itestara Tbastar that thty stood OfibbalM* • :W December Bride A: Ford and Hihos will appear 8 Starring Spring Byington and fea­ on the Bid Sullivan Show Sunday, So'vlet Union as and SUPPLIES : Mrwa' 8. 8. 88. 88 turing Harry Morgan. Verna Fel­ Aug. 39. It will mark their 13th military oily, re! ; LSBMy ‘ : Sparta Camera It ton, Dean Miller and PTancas other Latin A ' Oaptali Sparta Rafferty. When repair bills start appearance on the SullivaB Show. 485 Middle Tpke. East i I MsrrieA Jaaa 111 I Dial_____ 88 $ mounting in the Henshaw homA ments might thi Laeinip .8 1 Lily goek on a 'do it yourseir Foreign MUilst M I S-4865 Faeaa Movla At Bavaa I I binge. (R ) I December BrMa dared that Oiba Damcb Ba Ml "The Tretpasser”. Dale Evans MasAaarade Party SL M Sosle Waattiar Loaal Newa 88 Color—Bert Parks is emcee. Pan­ resolution the I VMea Village , Newa and Waalbag ■ 18 48 elists are Faye Ehnerson, Aud­ Americaui States Star Faffermaaca TV Flaybsasa 88 rey Meadows. Sam Lavenson Play Vear Haacb HI. 88 1:U ifaws 48 and Lee Bowman. meeting opening Yea Aakad Far 11^ Film 88 The Paadnlom 18 adopt protestin; I ’Hie Frier I* Blgbt ’’House' Hunters” 18:88 TwlUght Zoos 8. 48 (Color) News 88 The Hitchhiker.” A New York l■llla■H•SH ference In the w« I Ixiva Love Laey a. 88 7:18 RawhMa ’ 8. 48 department store buyer’s pleas- ,He asserted Rua Sammar Flayhpaaa Starring Eric Fleming .vrith Clint ant*nt rauto "’ drive • ’ alone,-• -becomes a CaaceatralloB n . It Eastwood in "Incident At Danger- fearful flight from a mysterious fend Chiba ag Claar HarisaBa field Dip.” A. badly injured wom­ hlhchhiker who appears to ba HARTFORD ROAD could not. be In Highway l^ral - an stumbles Jnto the drovers' ursutng her. (R ). hemisphere's intc Academy Fmrhaasa.^. camp and dies, leaving an, Infant Sfomeai of Fear Film with GlI Favor and Rowdy iYates. (Color) "The Third Party.” Story ENTERraiSES, INC. Castro got out 11 :W The Living Ward Later a man shows up claiming of tense eventa which follow the announce dramai 11:88 Lava Of Ufa to be the father of the bahv. but sudden death of a presidential Antfaorined International Tiatk ar Ceasaaaaaeaa when the real father Is discov­ candidate on the eve of a national Track Denier . o f 5770 million w The Baatlaaa Ooa ered. half-dead, the other becomes election. owned property 18:88 SaAreb For Tamanrew a target for revenge. (R). Alt-Star Foalball Oame 8. U Saleo, Service and Parte It CaaM Be Yea Cimarron Clly St College grid stars and the world 279 Hartford Road crowd o f 60,000 (Color) Starring George Montgomery. champfon Baltimore Colts at dhl- Haachteter, Conn. Latin American l^ve ’n a l Bob a 88, IS John Smith and Audrey Totter In cago's Soldier Field. Half-time early Sunday me The OaMJag U tb l > "Blind Is The Killer.” Malt Rock­ enfertalnment. ” V a c a t loitland Phone: Mitchell 8-2408 N r Uttle Marglo • ford faces the possibility of blind­ y.S.A.V. features the HIssisrippi Within hours Aboal Faeaa I, 81. II ness when, a young gunslinger Southern College marching band began moving in Handcrafted Qonlity Al Rome With Kitty 88 shoots him. (R ). and.tne.schoors.Dlxle Darlings, a inclu(Ied the Chi Itavla Mallaea 18 Well IHimev F-esaal* 8, 88 60^rl baton drill and daiiee EXPERT Budget Terms— See "CroBs CHiannel”. Wayne Morrla "The Crlsler Story—Prowlers' of l ilt A* rkr WarM Tama 8. 48 the Everglades” (R ) Drama' of ___is Freclnci ; 18 (CoDtiniied Wba Da Tea Trail? 8 Nature’a creatures and the hard­ Danger Is Mr. Baslaass f- 48 MECHANICS BARLOW'S > ifawt 88 ships and patience required to 18:88 Star Spotlight 18 FOR fOR THE BEST IN TV PaHb Par TaAay St capture the storv on film bv Herb Parsan to Person _ 8 lOM TOLLAND TPKE. 1:88 Prayer 88 and Louis Crlsler. rated among Charles Collingwood is host, with 8:88 Fall Circle ^ 8 the top nkturallst-photographers Guests Sir RaToh Richardson and GOfinLETE TRUCK (Bocklaad) MaBebeoter aeea Far A Day _ 8i. M of America. o his actress wife Meriel jn>rbas. Phooe MI 8-MM Say la Oeart Grand Jarr 88 St their Kenwood Close home in ------F ^ I Fbn Bllvars Shaw 88 London also French Dancer Jean and CAR REPAIRS L a ^I Yooi : Thoatat I Halal Da Fares 8 Maire and her husband Roland Gala alarm abaw Starring Earl Holliman in "Sun­ Petit, at their apartment In i The MllllaBalrs dance and the Long Trek.” Sun­ Paris. OPEN M G inSTiat Q: la Mohi Orifflii, o ( ' Newa aad Weather SERVICENTER A: Rosemary will appear with Dig frmm Blaekhawk 8. 48, 88 Moment of Madltatioti trolled dictators] her husband, Jose Ferrer, on a I TbalMga f^NIgbl Bterrtng Robert Rockwell In Newa •d an. agenda AdvaatnraIdvaatara Tima "E l Patron". Investigator Sam 1 Friday Lota Shew e Complete Brake Senrioe Thanksgiving Day special on NBC- Fealare Flhn historic Aug. 16 •i Logan seeks a benevolant des- I Newa—^Homealf af Carafart a Starter and penerator •m hemisphere TV. "Hotel Iraparial” Isa Uianda, OvMhaal The agenda>faf e Offleial State laepeetlea posal by a spec Station THE COLONIAL OAK mittee for revie Burton D. PEARL lean cooperatio A l’I’l.l \\( I \\|> I I [;s n I I!1 ( 1 \ I i:i MORIARTY'S American instltu PACKAGE STORE (ilM ^l \IN sr|;| I I . I'HOM Ml ;| versive activitle: foONALD A: KNOFLA, PermlttM ments, organiza: 4 ' FtHNO A S5RVICE 288 TOLLAND TFKE„ MANOHESTEB FRIGIDAIRE HEADQUARTERS TIM MORIABTY, Prop. It had been DELIVEBT SERVICE—Ml 3-2817 SALES and SERVICE S SIO Hartford Bd.— M l 9-EM8 harder attitude American natioi Increasing rellai Viet Union. Cuban Ambas ehuga told the ( ganization of (OAS) at Its n „ the proposed a eorreopond to A tal reality nor t the countrlea o f He aaid the Am erica "lies ir oped throughou governments an o f the United Si His statemen