\ ■ 'if V- I' i FRIDAY, AUOliBT 18, 1981 ATeragie Daily Net Ptess.RuD the Weather TM m . J Far the Week Ended Fereeaat of D. ■. Weathw iianrtt^Btpr lEvrttht^ Hrralb Angaat 17, 1668 id cooler tonight. Lew 8ea. Sabday forttr m n - W. Nicholas Knight, son of Mr. THBOW l a t 13,562 ■ mmd and Mrs. N. WUUam Knight, 60 Public Records Woman Asks DONT AWAT! cooler. to the About White St., and his wife will present eC the Andtt a paper on '.‘Marriage, Christian Still p ^ t y of wear left 1b MancheMter— A City o f Village Charm BHigene Brewer, 100 Scott Dr., Sbirace and College” before the Warrantee Deeds $20,000 for yoar «hoM when yoo have paetor o t Church ot Christ, is a Con^n|ion of Christian Science Franklin N. Monacella and Lena them rebuBt In • nroteMiosi. candidate tor a master of arts de- College Oiganlsations (Internation­ J. Monacella to W. Harry England, M shoe repair ALL MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 24,1963 (OlaseHled Advw tW ag aa Page 81 PRICK SEVEN CENTS pwe from Abilene Christian Col­ al) being held at ' the Mother property at E. Middle Tpke. and Fall on Road WORK GVABAMTBBDt VOL, L X X X n , NO. 277 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) lege, Tex., He majored in the New Church, First -Church of Christ Welcome PI. TesUunent field of Bible for his Scientist, Boston, Mass., on Aug. Catherine M. McGuire to Donald A Manchester woman has filed a degree. Commencement is sched­ 30 and 31. Knight haA registered at T. Robb and Laura D. Robb, prop­ $20,000 suit against the town of SAM YULYES uled for the end of the month. the University of Indiana, Bloom- erty at 44 Morse Rd. ttame Side An Wattdaa Manchester and Howard S. Ives, ingt<»i, Ind., .where he will study Quitclaim Deeds 28 OAK STRXET Protest Led State News The Rev. and Mrs. Alex H. and teach for his doctorate In state highway cortimlssioner. Klsesser and family, 8« Ferguson Robert J. Gorman to John J. English. ■O’Connor and Robert M. O’Connor, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Everett, 824 OPBN MONDATB' Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Summit St., claims that, as a re­ Steeves and family, Windsor St., pri^rty 86-88 Linden St. Roundup John E. Besser, son of Dr. and sult of a fall sustained on Aug. 29, By Students Dirksen Sees Senate all of the Community Baptist -' Marriage Licenses Mrs. Edward L, Besser, 114 Ade­ 1962, near Main St. and W. Middle Church are attending the American Malvin William Desilets, Andov­ laide Rd., has ’t)een named to the Tpke., she sustained multiple, pain- Baptist Assembly, Green Lake, dean’s list at the University of er, and Roberta Keeney Vendrillo, 67 Alton St., St. -Bridget’s Church, ftU and permanent Injuries, which In Viet Nam Wis. Rochester. N. Y„ for scholastic have caused, and will cause her, 2,421 from State excellence during the 1962-63 aca­ Sept. 14. IdiM Christine Law, daughter of Building Permits to suffer greatly, and to expend demic year. ' up to now, and hi the future, great Mr. and Mrs. William Law, 133 To Roscoe L. Thompson Jr. for SAIGON, South Viet Nam In Capital March sums of money. Lootnia St., and her grandmother. Members of the Ladies of St. Carl J. Swanson, for addition-tp a (AP) — Vietnamese students Mrs. Everett, who was a sales Mre. Mary Joroxko of Windsor, James will meet tonight at 7:45 at dwelling at 68 Devon Dr., $1,620, N E W HAVEN (AP) — Sustaining Aid Cut branch manager for a New York acted today to spearhead a went by plane to Old Forge, N. Y„ the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, To Stanley E. Egan for Albert growing protest move against With their own monitors, for a brief vacation. They will be Heavi.sides, for additions to a jewelry firm at the time of her 219 W. Center St., to pay respects fall, claims further that she can President Ngo Dinh Diem^s their own doctors, and even giMsts of Mrs., Joroako’s son-in- to the late James H. O’Leary, dwelling at 87 Baldwin Rd.. $1,200. V I I ( )M \ I ll law and daugfhter, Mr. -and Mrs. To George A. Baldwin, for re­ no longer work at her occupation, '‘•regime, now functioning on a their own policemen, 2,421 whose daughter, Mrs. Henry Opa- and that, as a result, has lost )\I 11 )l M Paul B. Mowroy at their summer laoh, is a member. pair of a dwelling at 437 N. Main strongly military basis. Connecticut demonstrators St., $278. present and future wages. homa Patoaga Lodge. The writ alleges that the fall MEANS with most Buddhist leaders will journey by chartered 5 JFK Scores The Rotary Club of Manchester To Ogden Homes Inc., for con­ occurred as a result of a depressed under arrest, the students took train, plane, buses and cars to The Knights of Columbus will will hold a meeting Tuesday at j struction of a dwelling at 111 Bry­ manhole cover, which had not been over leadership of the antlgovem- Washington to participate in have a speoial meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m, at the Manchester Coun- ; an Dr,, $11,000; at 83 Bryan Dr., raised when the highway Inter­ ment campaign. They called for a ^ V m b RIOAN O o i A l f Wednesday’s massive civil $1 Billion 7:30 at the K of C Home before try Club. Edward Rybczyk, exec­ $10,000: at 99 Bryan Dr., $12,000. section had been paved. general student strike bi the cap­ proceeding to the John F. Tierney utive director of the Manchester Ives was named a defendant in ital and backed up the call with rights march. Funeral Home. 210 W. Center St., Redevelopment Agency, will be the suit because the highway was for fuel oHt, torvlcc^ two demonstrations at Saigon Un­ A Connecticut leader of the dele­ to pay respects to the late James iversity. 2 the guest and will discuss the Youth’s Condition under the jurisdiction of the State gation said the train will carry GOP Slash OTLeary, honorary life member of town's redevelopment program, Highway Department. heating equipment Students in Hue, where the Bud­ 1,275; 16 buses, 7(M, chartered Campbell Oounotl. 'The suit is returnable to the dhist crisis exploded May 8 with plane 102 and 68 cars, 340. Mrs. E. W. Shaub and Miss Varies Day-to-Day Hartford County Superior Court, at phone 522-8151 raids on a Buddhist temple, went Seats on specially-arranged WASHINGTON (AP) — Anna Hess, both high school Its October session. on strike last week. transportation from the state are Senate Republican leader teachers from Ephrata, Pa., left The condition of Donald Jorgen­ Mrs. Everett is represented by 170 PEARL STREET Today’s demonstrations in the hard to come by with only three Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois for home this morning after HARTFORD. CONN. capital, \dolated martial law in e f days left before the march. sen, 23 W. Gardner St., is report­ the Manchester law firm of Lessn- predicted today the Senate LEE’S FLORIST spending the past week visiting er, Rottner, Karp and Jacobs. (ect since Wednesday. The Rev. Edwin Edmonds, coor­ James B Wilson, 80 Alton St., and ed to be on a day to day "fair to The students acclaimed ex-For- dinator in New Haven, said yester­ may sustain a $585-million and GIFT SHOP his sister, Mrs. Frances Davis, at critical” condition at Mancheeter eigh Minister Vu Van Mau as day that every seat is taken on the foreign aid cut voted by the Sunnyside Cottage, Columbia Memorial Hoepit€il. their hero in m e jostling, cheering 19-car train that will leave Spring- BA 44A. Bolton— S48-8089 craripiete seleclioa House, a slash President Ken­ Lake. Jorgensen la suffering from a display by more than 1,(X)0 dem­ field, Mass., in the early morning, onstrators at the law (acuity nedy called “ short-sighted, ir­ a TBS, WB DBLTVBB a severe brain injury and a frac­ of famooB . . . make six stops in Connecticut and bid Jd ^ , a demonstration with Flowen for all occasions; 2nd Lt. Alan B. Bennett and ture over hla right eye, as a re­ land in the nation’s capital at 9:10 responsible and dangerously 4 which police did not Interfere. WefkUags, Funerals, Cut Pfc. Charles R. Pickral, both with sult of an aiccident which occurred a.m., if it arrives on schedule. partisan.’’ Flowers and Corsages . . . the United States Army, were on Aug. 3 in Westerly, R. I. But nearly a score of trucks New Haven organizers have had Kennedy spoke out grimly at a among more than 75,000 armed carrying police poured into the He had been bransferrM to the to hire four special buses because' special White House news confer­ forces personnel who participated area as BOO students gathered at local hospital from Westerly Hos­ of the heavy ticket demand. And i ence Friday shortly after a coali-- in Exercise Swift Strike m , in the science faculty to urge their pital about two weeks ago by his the four are already filled. Hart­ tlon of House Republicans and Georgia, and North and South dean to resign. The meeting was parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wenzell Jor­ ford is expected to need at least I conservative Democrats rolled up Carolina. The exercise pitted two broken up without incident when gensen. one bus. a 222-188 vote to slice that amount task forces against each other in soldiers, secret police, elty police Other marchers plan to take: Young Jorgensen hcul bee^ a Dolly out of what had been a $4.1-blllion a month-long mock war which and firemen moved onto the cam­ their own cars. Former baseball I authorization measure. ended Aug. 16. passenger in his fam ily’s oar, but DollvarlM pus. star Jackie Robinson, who lives in { For being driven by Brian Hamilton, The House then quickly passed Mau, who shaved his head like Stamford, will fly to Washington, j the bill on a 224-186 vote and sent 17. of 543 Vernon St. QUINN’S PHARMACY a Buddhist monk’s and resigned Professional •Rje Reiv. Robert K. Shimoda, "W a 'll B« and will greet the chartered train it to the Senate with a $3.6-billion pautor of Talcottville Congrega­ According to Westerly police re­ Membet^g Children Model in Ellington Ridge Show 878 SLAIN BT. in protest against government pol­ in Union Station. ! ceiling. This was $1 billion abort tional O iurdi, will be in diarge ports, Hamilton had pulled out of Hm w To icies toward Buddhists, told his A total of 1,276 pe<^le will be of the amount Kennedy requested. hsarers that a faculty delegation CARPET of radio broadcasts sponsored by a line of traffic, on a curve, to pass Faaliiona for the young set areifcbraas buttona, over a white blouee.^mlaBion. Homemade refreehments Sorviea Mrs. David FeUn, tier face dearly ebowing strein of watting, aboard the train that cost almost Asserting that House Republi­ the Mandiester Ministeria] Asso­ the oar in front of him, and wiU be served. Tickets may be called on President Ngo Dinh presses headset to her eer o s She u s m miio^hone lost night to $18,(X)0 to hire. The coordinator cans had abandoned bipartisan­ tried for slxe by children of mem­ Miss Detxirah Keith, daughter CLEANING ciation on station WINF Sunday crashed into a oar coming from purchased from chib members or W h at Diem Friday to demand the re­ talk to her huSbend who has been mtombed In coal mine near of the state delegation, the Rev. ship, Kennedy appealed to both the oppoflitie m WASHINGTON (AP) — Pros­ Congress is in the process of pass­ Johnson, whose father was gov­ silversmith called “'The Weaset” ing, power brakes, radio, heater, white- 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood . $995 Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., (Oontinaed on Page Three) pects for congressional action in ing the bill, Pastore said he hoped ernor 20 years ago. has attacked in connection with Britain’s 4-Door 6 Passenger Station Wagon 'V-8. of the Senate Armed Services great train robbery. Tbey said walls. OLD FORGE, Pa., (AP) — Tha^two men are going to be all right time to prevent a nationwide rail the railroads would delay the post­ Cioleman as a candidate backed Automatic, radio, heater, whitewalls. Cmnmittee. " ’These get to the ing of the new rules fo r' a few Scotland Yard r e q u e s t e d a 2 strike were cloudy today. A bill by President Kermedy. 1961 Rambler Custom Classic $ 1 6 9 5 heart of the whole Issue,” Jack- voice was deep, ■ firm, sincere, and think they'll be out by Sun search for Roy John James, 26i modest. providing for binding arbitration days. Ctoleman, who supported the 4-Door 6 Passenger Station Wagon. 6 1957 rhevrolet 210 M odel...... $ 6 9 5 son said. day.” Italian police also are looldng ”We have no idea what it’s go­ Anglicans End of the dispute over mass job cuts He was joined In this by Sen. President in 1960, made a dra­ cylinder, automatic, radio, heater, white- 2-Door V-8. Automatic, radio, heater, The safeguards Include an ag­ The giant, electrically-operated for toe two English-speaking ing to cost. We don’t know who’s drilling rig owned by Pagnotti is promptly ran into opposition from Warren G. Magnuson, D-Wash,, matic television appearance after walls. Tills car sharp, sharp, sharp. whitewalls. gressive program for improving men in a black sporte car who going to pay. We don’t care. No valued at $160,(X)0. it weighs 65 labor. the. committee chairman. the first primary to announce he and testing nuclear weapons un­ Sen. Thruston B. Morton, R-Ky., 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA $2295 Co one ever talks money. The only tons and stw ds 10 stories high. World Parley, The bill, approved by the Senate had made a mistake and. would were described os resembliiv a 4-Door 9 Passenger Station Wagon V-8. derground as - permitted by the (Commerce Committee Friday, a commerce committee member, not support Kennedy in the fu­ pair sought by toe British or TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS treaty, emphasis on continued lab­ thing at stake is toe men.” Pagnotti, who started in the coal Automatic, power steering, power brakes, Louis Pagnotti, 69, who rose was denounced by the presidents said that the speed with which the ture. ' Investigation. A waiter who power rear windows and many extras. oratory development and nuclear business for himself in his home­ Call Bias a Sin of the five operating imions In­ Senate acted likely to depend on He has told political rallies the served the two men’ in a road­ research, maintenance of facilities from a mule driver in the mines W E HAVE 3 town here by leasing and renting volved in the four-year-old work "how much heat” the unions build actions of Gov. Ross R. Barnett side restaurant at Grosseto, 106 1961 CORVAIR MODEL 500 $1295 BO that atmosphere testing can be in 1010 to become president of mine's in 1932, said he has no idea rules dispute as "compulsory af- up against It over the weekend. miles northwest of Rome, told 4-Door. 9 cylinder, standard, heater. resumed promptly if deemed nec­ Pagnotti Enterprises me., and the what the over-all operation will TORONTO (AP) — Churchmen bitration, and in violation of all Under the bill, the arbitration (Continued on Page Three) police they appeared to resemble essary, and Improvement of pres­ Sullivan Trail Coal C3o., was talk- cost. representing 44 million Anglicans 1961 COMET CU STO M ...... $1395 Ing. around the world have wound up tenets of free collective bargain­ board would be required to begin photographs published here of 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heat- ent method for detection of cheat­ Nine of his men are at the scene hearings within 30 days on the two ing and monitoring of all Soviet Pagnotti is underwriting the cost an 11-day meeting with a resolu­ ing.” Bruce Reynold, a British an­ •r. TRUCKS of the rescue operation. They A spokesman for the carriers chief issues in dispute and make nuclear acUvitieB. of a massive drilling operation to operate the drilling rig, with a tion condemning racial discrimi­ Glen Gray Dead, tique dealer, and James Wldte, rescue Dave Fellin and Hank nation as sin. said they would have no immedi­ a decision within 60 days there­ a bar proprietor, songiit * b f 1961 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $1695 1962 Corvan I^nel . .. .$ 1 5 9 5 After the Pentagim spells out after. Throne, two of three miners The Anglican Congress ended ate comment. Scotland Yard. 4-Door V-8. Automatic, radio, heater. 6 cylinder, S speed transmission, c a iy y .u 4 - its plans, Jackson said it may be (Oea$lniied from Page One) These issues involve the elimi­ trapped 331' feet underground in Friday night with another debate The bill would set up a seven- Led Casa Lomans 1960 Volkswagen D elu xe...... $ 1 0 9 5 heater, signal lights. necessary to call responsible offi­ nation of 32,000 firemen jobs on cials for detailed testimony, prob­ nearby Sheppton. The fate of the on the language of the resolution, man board, composed of two rep­ SEARCIH GIRL'S HOME 2-Door. 4 cylinder, standard, radio, heat­ resentatives each from the rail­ diesel freight and yard service 1961 Chevrolet Carryall $ 1 8 9 5 Shoes oarefuTly and ably at closed sessions. third miner, Louis Bo'va, who is which African delegates criticized PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — LONDON (AP) — Pollee er. separated from toe other two, re­ TV Camera Views as too mild. roads and the unions and three i trains and a reduction of the size Band leader Glen Gray, whose searched the home of a Monde 9-Passenger V-8. Automatic, ra­ Another underground nuclear of train crews. The carriers say mains uncertain. The final version of congress from the public, to settle the d is-; Ca6a Loma orchestra entertained beauty queen today and held 1960 CHEVROLET IMPALA $1695 dio, heater, sig;nal llghta expertly fitted 1^ qualified- shoe blast—the third since agreement they l;ave to remove costly, and 4-Door Hardtop V-8. Automatic, radio, was reached with the Soviet Union Helping people is nothing new T r a p p ^ M i n e r s opinion called for the church to pute within six months in the ab­ two generations of dancing Amer­ one of her boy friends for queo- sence of a negotiated agreement. unnecessary labor frbm their pay­ heater, whitewalls. 1957 Chevrolet - personnel with years of experience and Britain on the treaty—was set to Pagnotti, who has moved his support the defense of civil rights icans. died Friday at Jordan Hos­ tioning In their hunt im f loot equipment into towns to help In and expressed shame that “ bar­ The bill is to be brought up in rolls. The unions contend manpow­ pital. He was 63. from Britain’s great train rob­ Cab and Chassis . .. $ 1 0 9 5 off Friday at the Atomic Energy HAZLETON, Pa. (AP)—From a er cuts would impair operations. 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne .... $ 1 2 9 5 Oommission's test site in Nevada. snowstorms and other emergen­ riers of race shotdd still persist In toe Senate on Monday. The House Gray had made his home in bery. The boy friend, a 82-year- 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heat- to guarantee you the perfect fit! cubicle 381 feet underground, Da- The bill provides for immediate Model 80. 2 speed rear axle V-8, *nie explosimi was described Os cies without reimbursement. the life of toe church.” is awaiting Senate action before Plymouth since 1950 when the old London hairdresser wliosa power steering, heater, signal only 7.9 9 ■vld FelUn and Henry Throne sud­ moving on the bill. resumption of collective bargain­ low yield, meaning it had a force “It isn’t only me,” he says mod­ Attempts to get a series of other touring Casa Lomans were dis­ name has been wltiiheld, was lights. estly. “ Everyone does It. When denly became televlaicm personal­ Congress is up against a dead­ ing on lesser issues in dispute. But banded. He had continued to re­ 1960 CORVAIR MODEL 700 . $ 1 1 9 5 etpiivalent to less than 20,(X)0 tons ities even though the experiment resolutlcms, tacked on failed, how­ picked iqi in a Leloeater hotel, .^Door. 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, heat­ of TNT. you operate in a town and can do ever, after the Archbishop of Can­ line of one minute after midnight if no agreement is reached on cord with studio bands. apparoiitly wasn’t a success. these within 30 days after the questioned for several hours, er, folding rear seat. Although Senators from the something good for the people you terbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, Wednesday. This is the time the! Gray, born in Roanoke. 111., was then taken to Aylesbury, tbe Their images, despite being un­ railroads have announced they board decides the firemen and OT yOTir TUVOniB MMMMIE armed services and Senate-House do so.” strode to the microphone and said i a saxaphonlst who worked Initial­ Buckinghamshire town which is clear, were a fascinating and joy­ will put the new job-cutting work crew-size questions, they too are Tok* A Look . . . And You’ll Aqrae Th«y Art The Bost Y*t Atomic Energy Cbmmlttees have “A lot of people are sending ms- the congress was not supposed to ly with the “band of Jean Gold- headquarters for Uie searefe. He ous sight Friday night when they rules into effect—an action the un-' to be arbitrated by the board. ifiiorti d o u io . The color it oi BMllawa$ been sitting in on the hearings by tarial over,” he continued, refer­ pass resolutions. Opposition of an kette. The Casa Loma orchestra Is the eighth person held slnca ring to the rescue operation. flashed on two clos^ circuit tele­ ions have said will mean an im­ The board would have to rule on was an outgrowth of the Goldkette the foreign relations committee, unidentified speaker was smoth­ a snmoth-worldag gang am- "We’re just praying we get the vision sets at the surface of the mediate strike. these subsidiary issues within 60 band and orgsinlzed aa a cooper­ Fulbright said only the 17 foreign ered in a burst ot applause for busbed a Otasgow-to-Leadea HOUSE eoadU Ighl. The bodier os top CB eoadb wcK relations members would vote on men out That’s toe only interest earth after being relayed by caUe toe primate. Sen. J(ton O. Pastore, D-R.I., days after taking jurisdiction. ative. the first such venture in the night mall teaks on Aug.- 8 aad —ndtiig the treaty to the Senate. we have. No one ever moitisned from a tiny camera lowered who conducted the commerce The rulings of the board would band business, with musicians CHEVROLET Dr. Ramsey later declined an made off wttli more tima $7^ peBthed to a bw flieub Voee « Sometime when Senaton ’do not who is going to pay. No one ever through a 12-lnch escape hole. invitation to define what toe. 1,(X)0 committee’s hearings on toe dis­ be effective for such period as it sharing profits. want to vote against a bin or asked.” No one had seen the two since pute, said he still hoped toe rail­ designated up to a maximum of Among the orchestra’s record- 280,000. PoUoe starohsd tba delegates had accomplished at home of Bfergarat Fertdno, a treaty, they soil will support 'Pagnotti said he does not know Aug. IS when they were trapped toeir open sessions each morning roads and the unions would re­ two years, unless extended by mu­ ' tags were “No Name Jive,” portoen for d i eoa$ bhie-eyed 19-year-oU, w 1m> oa 8^9 H A L E Salon amendments which limit or re­ whether the state will reimburse undergrotmd in a mine cave-in. and in 87 closed study groups in solve their differences without con­ tual agreement of the parties. I "Smoke Rings,” and "Casa Loma CO.. INC. Wednesday won a heaaty ema- strict It, he noted. him by special appropriation. ' Many hazy pictures flashed toe afternoons. gressional action. This seems un- However, a decision on the two i Stomp.” n o s Fulbright and other treaty sup- "We were never promised any­ across the screen. Then suddenly "The answer $o that adO be Ukely. Negotiations ended in a main issues would not be effective I Several of the nation’s leading petttisa in llaaciMster. Her TEL. A4V.5238 MANCHESTER Ma in Street, Manchester Phone 643-4123 " FREE PARKING rear of store. thing or never askad,” he said. deadlock Wednesday. pciam were a a i n ariWte 19VCARTER MAIN ST. i sa Page Vwa), (OoBtianad ea Pace A raa) ed R aym ond H a n n ^ 4R, ot 49 been coordbiating secre- Inchee from your eyes and'on sj^raad'their faifiushce,’ ’ ''h e'told . The committee already has “W e were fkxided with oalla plaoing the rooster. Tbe fam­ organization of Negro policemen, the October town electiona. Ronson hand experience. Ik month each. They have been one maAe tliut ooinplaintT a 40-dag^ angle firam the thea Vx* at your hand and sM S j7 3 Virittat boaas aro’^S to 8 pra. two banks hi nserity bomfnunlties from Manchester, Bolton. ily was heartbroken to see vrill train monitors who will take There to a possibility. Ronson School St., laat night was charged qj state for cultural and ao- The nton whb dnhv’m 'the coU' voted to reduce by fSOO million for aU areas,, except maternity has been a landowner in Bolton for with br^ h of the peace, intoxi- ^ affairs. Lota of studenta do “study” table. (Your eyas will tire high cards, don’t think those hhto g A Q 9 < $5. of moro than $30,000. He was ar­ Hebron, Coventry, Talcottvllle the rooster go, and I person­ charge of local delegations. One ■aid. that the town will need a mxUng on the rescue operation gress program, Btohi^ R. & Dean cards an worth a further Wd. Kenne^^'s $4.6-bilUon request. w here th ey a re 2 to 4 p.m : mad more than 30 years and is' now one cation, and resisting arrest, after ^ agency published what It that long, too. Mbyhe you do quickly If tbe b o ^ la loid'fbit, rested aftor' witnesses identified and e'ven WilUngton, from per­ ally missed him all day after monitor will be assigned to each town manager at some future date, amost a week.. DrUIera are paid of Carihm, B.. C., -pronounced Tour partner has already taken • m m i* '* * * ’ Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., has 6:3 0 to 6 pan. aad private rooms of the 10 largest taxpayers. bjr the hour—about $a.8«. By mid- a disturbance in the back yard at j reported was a letter from Mau youraelf. But notice tbe quo* because then your ayea are demanded reconsideraticn of these him St a con cert he was conduet- aons wanting to give a home he left. We have been invited gn’oup of 10 persons. but again, he would hove to study himself ..satisfied, with the way them mto,acoount where tiiey are 10 ajn. to 6 p.m . He was a member o t the Repub­ ^ h t Friday thqr had put in more his home. Police were called to the i Diem. tation marks around -the word doart- to the bottom o f' tfw cuts fa) on effort to make a 35 per ing. to our Chick Chick, whose off- to see him anytime we wish,” Nine of the policemen who are the gUimtion before making any “study”? It should be speaken and delecataa handled, Wtotot iltiiliir VWton are requested aot to lican pwty until three or four than 100 hours. house after a neighbor complain-1 -Tfarou^ the time I have had page them the top, and you’B topics ranging from the .pelavaney cent over-all reduction. Richard Burton Partridge. 36, key crowing brought numer- Mrs. VendriUo added. off duty m Wednesday wfll go years ago when he withdrew be­ reoommendatsons. phrased: Lota of students Heitoer Wds vulneraWe o 10 8 7 4 3 ■moke In pattents’ rooms. No more with the marchers. Add to this maintenance costs, ed. Hanna allegedly slapped hia; honor to serve in the govem- be constantly changing your of AtigUmmlam and the. natore of Kennedy blamed ,the Repub- than two vIsitaH at one time per signed statements that he robbed oue complaints from neigh­ The rooster, brought up cause, aa he sailode. nenU z«n out of otaoa Bt h low one party led the attack on It.” eral complaint. and held in Ueu of been asked to see too It that their petition for nomination among his two or three Umee. the lart edition would have Wd more. - M itohell, H ertford TT>k«., R ook - members have enough food for the thing about being paid. Bits for aistently supported and will con­ hours rarel'y culd up to five whether so-and-so will go out leveL R’l qWta eoMgli M pi^ Republican House leader vtUe; Mim. MOe dtereat, Birch Mt. $60,000 bond. neighbors, he said, where he felt being in 1960. houra of studying, because Boutii was quite right The op­ Ronson will take office this foil the drill were flown in from Texas. tinue to su i^rt these policies and with you Sstturday night, oaH the hand at a part sebra or puih Charles A. Halleck of Indiana and Rd., Btoton; Lloyd Wtieon, RFD 2, The people here are shocked day he was well known. He reports he ponents could make two spadee, Train stops will be made in Con­ as master of Bolton Grange, an Poro he consider himself Anderson for programs, both internal and for­ most students don’t study in her up and find out! 'There’s the opponent’ one trick hVier. other OOP chieftains supported Roricviiiie; Burton Fraaiec, 361 by this," sadd John CKtes, sheriff Thant Urges Israel, obtained between 20 and 30 signa­ the right environtnent. Their TV CamCTa Views and fkmto could make three necticut at Hartford. Meriden, New organization he says he liken be­ w ealthy? eign.” the letter said. no point in sitting down to You can’t both gat Into tha aot the cut On the roll call, 66 Dem­ Center St.; Lynne Cefaiettl, Wap- of Cape Girardeau County. "He tures. These people may not all Pagnotti smiled and replied: sittentlon is oonstantty (bs* juiavti. Haven, Bridgeport, Norwalk and cause it is open to eiveiyooe in In the science building demon­ study if you’re gdng bo tiiink. Dafiy gaeoUsB. ’ ocra ts and 186' R ep u b llcaiu pti^; Robert Legeie, Wfalite HUffl was weU respected.” vote for him, he said, but “they "Ko, I am not. I'm poorer than treated, tbeir minds wander. Unfortunatoty, Bouto >>6d a Stamford. Marchers will gather in town and does not cater to a ^>e- Safeguards on stration. a student leader said his about aomething else the Whole T rapped M iners Dealer, at your tV a t, i M i e o e wielded the ex. On the losing side Rd., RorieviUe; Gustave SebaUer, “He said he got bshlad on hla think, by having an independent, Bay workers, not all, some of Check up on youraelf the aurinar to contend wtto. When the early dawn at railroad stationa c4al group. Ronaon says he to on fellows could not study "because tim e. qiade. You hold: Spa ira, E • S| w ere 173 D em ocrata and 16 R e- 71 Foxieraft Dr.; Stephen Rooe, UiilB. H e a p p eren tly decided t o rdh It gives people more of a choice in th em .” oar minds are occupl^ by other next time you stu4y. For eB Wd three hearts. North publieans. Syria, to Hold Fire and churches where they will be what could be called a steering Hearts, 1A44H1; Dtsiaiiais, K4-8{ W epp^; Suzanne Hoegler, 77 the Chaffee heak after spending the election.” How will he pay for the opera­ 3. If it’s not tbe Und of d la tired Gen. Luoiiu D. C3ay. DUSCHAIRGED YESTERDAY of the Chaffee money was lounfl— vOl, with a Blass bf requiem at St. Upon arri-ving in the capital, the 4 Dean, who headed many (fisarma-1 men kept watdifDl note, o f i t certain . Osaetef Feeteree Oesy. The House Foreign Affairs Ck>m- have a aHgbt, regular back­ nd trleka la addition to Ws Mro. Ajma Oarnelli, BUkigton still in a bank wrapper—in a Matthew Church, Bristol, at 9. state delegation wlU proceed bo a ment negotiations under tbe Eto-j “We are not afraid of tboee The Importance of study ea- The flrat face eleariy had mlttee pared the - authorization to Rail Unions Assail Bill ground noise than none at aH. tramp and the ace of epades. Mw. Bfobel Van Duaer, 408 Burn- strong box at the high school. Two Friends may call at the funeral gathering by tt»e Washington enhower Administration and lftr-,m sB," Dong said. "If anything X rflght noiaa wfil nnke you viionment — axtemal and isi- heavy beard. The second face did Remember this situatlan U you $4.1 billion. The administration haim St. m onum ent. shall Shulman of Harvard Univer­ tiaimsna to na tliera ars thousands pistols also were in the box along Slashing: Race home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ raise your whole level of eon- temsJ — eeimot be overem- not appear as heavily bearded. and your partner haWtually re­ had hoped no further cuts would with a pair of clip-on sunglasses Conneotlout'e senators and con- fi ft B BUILDINfi sity, a Soviet affairs analyst of ottMn toio wfll take our pdace.” morrow from 2 to 9 p.m. oentRdfan.) pbaalsed. If a lot of your stu­ The purpom of the television open the Wddlng when tbe oppo- be made by the House and took worn by the holdup man. gressnuui have been asked to ad­ Tha cMIrlal news agency said 2. Thera Sboidd ba a good dy time bos been isiprodiso- was to check the shaft, examine heart from the defeat of all ef- As Binding Arbitration troops and poBca enforcing mar< Rockville-Vernon A white station wagon used in In Mississippi Albert A. James dress the marchers there. The Rev. CONTRACTORS light, at least 100-watt, com­ ttve, your study cnvirtHiment the 14-foot long, 9-foot wide eub- feurts to trim the b ill W ednesday tial law to Bbih Thnaa province ELIM the Chaffee robbery led to the ar­ Mr. Battles said telegrams have CUSTOM HOBIES Coventry ing over your ttiouldar. if it’s has probably been at tbe root elle and pennit a jAyslclan to ok- Friday's action was a stimnlng re­ rest, Wallis said. Police learned Albert A. Jemee, 62, of 3750 been sent to the lagtslatbrs but (CcHitlmied from Page One) OUH SPECIALTY arrested 4> peraons at me Binh Whitney Ave., Hamden, huOband of in front of you the giara wfU of the troubla amine the men. v ersal. Partridge had such a car and that no replies have yet been re­ the State Jail In New Haven until <2nang pagoda and the B uddhist But tbe plnralclaa. Dr. Peter Ends Tuesday Doris Rogers James, died tfaie gbaeph BarOi—gtS-OMO tire your eyea. Never a popular program in Police Arrest found it hidden in a barn near ceived . Monday and then be transferred until resolution of all issues. Un­ Rear End Crash Asawlancn di^iter pagoda In Saras of Hazleton, sold he was un­ E flS T U J O O D morning at Me home in Hamden. to the West Street Detention Cen­ 3. Use a straight chair; a NEXT: How to budget your Congress, forei^ aid waa in more Jackson. Partridge was described Barring a nationwide rail strike, der the timetable set out in the Fban TMat city Wednesday nigbt able to obtain any medleal Infor­ (Ooettnaad from Page One) Biro. James is a daughter of the ter in New Y-9:89 Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., who al­ sons and three daughfero. rackets leaders at Apolochin, N.Y. The State Department In Wi Liquor Count he conducted the band. He was ar­ Uidverslty of Mississippi desegre­ marchers will have to return on merce committee rejected the rec­ with follawlng tos rinsriy after a and. qroctators watebsd, a steady ways has supported foreign aid, rested afterward. Private funeral servioes will be He and ’Pottorello were convic­ Mallow’s and otber flne Mgton aaid Man’s reaignatian Rescuers Enlarging stream of conversation flowed be­ gation suit. 6:10 p.m. train. ommendation of President Kenne­ Bobert Prestoa, Tooy Banilall Hate ■*. atena OPEN MON. two-ear aockhsit ou Rt. 81. agreOd with Dirksen that there is held Monday in Hamden. There ted of aUxk fraud here in 1961. foreign miiiiatir was one factor tween the trapped men and “ISLAND OF LOVE” A 36-yeor-oid Tolland m an, “Never once does he blame or The state effort on behalf ef dy that the dispute be turned over DAT tftrn SATUBDAY; AcoonUng to pollae, Perbstfi a grass roots revolt against the will be no oalhng hours. Lombardozn was given a suspend­ O kbot la d g a , tb e communications operator, Elwood charged with deUverlng Uquor to condemn his friends, the Ken- the march has been apeoiheoded to the Interstate Commrtce Cksn- XBimSIlAYB tm • PJt. Chapman, 19, o f S^resnisare TkaO. ( l a C olar) assistance program. ed sentence, but Toitorello served wast dilvtaig brtilnd a ear aonfit- U.B. ■mbaanrtnr, in present- ■nto. . 4 :1 6 -6 :1 0 "The mail from home is de­ nedys, for anything,” Johnson Walter F. Horan by a group of ministers, the Rev. three months. Both men were m ission. civdwnfiala to Diem, mlnoro, will be preeented THieeday Religions Play countered In a speech Friday night. Under Kennedy's plan, the com­ bound opended by Qetiiude K. Mine Escape Shaft At one point during the adjust­ manding that fat and fatheaded- Edmonds said. He said the Na­ placed on probation for five yearo. in Olroult Court 13, BockviDe eee- Walter P. Horan, 66, brother of had bsen no American ments of the picture, Tito told the ness be cut out of the foreign aid “ I dd not believe that the people tional Association for Advance­ mission would have been empow­ MbCotxnlck, 64, o f 81 O totial Awa, STARTS SUNDAY aion. Mrs. W. H. Stenger of 312 Fergu­ ’They were picked up Tuesday Blast Hartford. When the M cOor-,. wtih..... Dinn Mnca . martial _ men: ”We are going to try some­ program,” he said. “My con­ of this state ■will accept Coleman’s ment of Colored People and the ered to issue work rules binding “King Kong vs. Godzina” Romano E. Blorosl of 36 Randy Strong Role in defense of the unconstitutional in­ son Rd., died suddenly last night in New York (Sty and brought for two years unless supplanted by mlck car alowed doaro to poH off ^ (Continued from Page One) anyone else who knows their thing different. So hist wait until 8:40-7:05-10:20 stituents appear to be much dis­ Congress of Racial Ecjuality toc^ back to New Haven on chargee s h iy . St. wae reloased on $1,000 bond vasion of our state by the Ken- at Rocky Hill Veteran’s Home and agreements reached through eol- the road, it was struck in the left | w ws get instrucUona*’ — PhM— illusioned by evidence of giving p a rt In ptaim ing. that they had violated the terms amine the cubicle and permit a “I told them how premd of them ”AU right,” repUed Fellin. “We foUoiwlng Ms arreet. liedys," said Jedmson. H osp ital. lective bargaining. rear bumper by the. Chapmm. oar. D1m “ Tony CortisB la away too much money to the of tbe prot>ation. everyone is. They brushed oft will wait here.” Hie incident allegedly took place Capital March Coleman said Johnson was using He is also survived by a brother. Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., pro­ There were no Injuri physician to examine the men, “ 6 BRIDGES TO CROSS” wrong people at the wrong time.” On Wednesday, an agent of the brother Ngo Dinh Nhu, who is their own courage as unimportsint at a company party where Mbroel Meredith “as a political football’’, The funeral will be held Monday Firemen's Parade tested the committee-approved bill State Trooper John Wittcnadl- but It apparently proved unsuc­ 2tiM-6:20-8:S6 Federal Bureau of Investigation of the secret Dolice. and pndsed the work of the res­ ie employed as a foreman. (Oontlmied from Page One) and “trying to saddle Meredith" at 9 a.m. from the Bergen Funeral N A U G A T U C K (AP) — Firemen as a “straight proposal for com­ ner of tbe Stafford Springs TYoop cessful because of the unclear pic­ Germany Aida Togo Rockville Aireets began a detailed account of con- inveetigated. A statemoit by L Phil- cue crews who’ve been working and use him as a horse to ride Home, E. Main St.. Watertmry, in the state are having their day pulsory arbitration” and said that lb>e. State Depcirtment press offl- tures. day and night to free them. Vincent White, 17, of 17 Taicott demonstration will Include Arch' into the governor’s chair.” (3ole- with a solenan high Mass of re­ in Naugat'uck today—150 com­ tacta the men had had with under­ when it is taken up in the Senate cer, said U.8. aid for Viet Nam lO ifE , Togo—^The Federel Re­ Man, 96, Beats Ave„ Rockville, was arrested man also charged Johnson was quiem at the Blessed Sacrament world figuree. He said he had also Monday, he would offer Kennedy’s A "As the conversation ended. bishop Patrick O’Boyle of Wash­ The physician, Dr. Peter Saras, public of Germany haa agreed to panies of them and 120 pieces of ia the fight againat Communist Hank Thrime poUtoty . commented yesterday and charged with foll- ington, Archbishop Lawrence J. making Meredith “ so powerful, he Church, Waterbury, at 9:80. Burial observed them drunk many times. proposal as a siJbstitute. Ckrt m Miners U i| ^ of Hazleton, said he was unable grant a long-term loan of flSFBO,- their eejuipment were lin^ up for guenillas would continue. "There that he .was pleased h ad drbpt IS SATURDAY YOUR FAVORITE NIGHT OUT? uie to obtain a Connecticut U- Shehan and Bishop Thomas H. would actually name the governor will be in Waterbury. Lothbardozxi and Tortorello to obtain any medical information I 000 to Togo to finance the expan­ the annual Connecticut State This was only one sign of the has been no change in our basic by to visit. He sounded care&ee H tt is, then go west to PelUa’s for aa eajoyable evening at Mau- Mortality Odds oeiue. He was taken into custody Murphy of Baltimore, Bishops of this state." Friends may call at the funeral brought the proceedings to a sud­ TOKYO—The Goat Mining Re- from the viewing. He said he sion of Lomejs port fociltttee. The Firemen’s Aascxdation poiade. trouble that may lie ahead for the searcti Ocmmlttee aet iq> the policy of sssisting Viet Nam in its and In good spirits. It was hard to ehestor's newest aad smarteet d)nbig tendcavoas. It has oB you by Patrolman Edgar Smith. White John J. Russell and Ernest L. The third man in the first pri­ home tomorrorw from 2 to 6 and 7 Presiding over the (x>lorful dis­ den dose ’Thursday by admitting couldn’t distinguish one man from total eoet of Om p e o je ct wMI he bill in the Senate. m m e ’HQnVtter haa recommended prasecutioo.. of the wari against bellve this waa the voice of a man aspect aad more of a fine eattng plaoet By JOHN F. DAFFRON posted bond of $30 for appearance Unterkoefler of Richmond, Va., mary, Charles Sullivan of Clarks- to 10 p.m . play was a dark-eyed beauty the suhstanM of what hod been the other. $24D00,000. testified . Magnuson said that although the that tncnthly ontpot per .lapeneae the Oommuniat Viet Cong,” he Samuel L. Hunnas, of General trapped underground for U RICiHMOND, Va. (AP) — A in C ircu it CJourt 12, Rock'vUle ses­ Bishop Michael W. Hyle of Wil­ dale, who drew 132,000 votes, has iMmed Peggy Welton, who waa commerce committee had ap­ said. T be v ic y p<^Mdar B H X DOM AH U E W ill pleasant old gentleman who still mington, Del., and Bishop Philip endorsed Coleman, But many of Anthony M. Temple Br. ndnsr sbndd be raised fronr the Precision, said "we were definite­ EXPENfOVE FISH sion, on Sept. 17. chosen Miss Omuiecticut State proved the measure unanimously, present 96 tone to SS toM by He noted that Saigon Kadio’s ly not satisfied.” be at hls oiWaB Wednesday, Thnroday, comes down to tend to the manu­ Herman F. Grant, 43, of 126 M. Haiman of Washington. hls supporters have criticized his Fireman yesterday. Roof Job Starts some members had reserved the DURANT, Okla. (AP) — Two FrUfaiy aad (toturday with dinner noom Anthony M. Temple Sr., 62, ef 5 1967. And it aaid tbe mnaber at broadcasts said tbe war would be Plans for enlarging the shaft, South Windsor facturing business he helped found High St., Rockville, was arrested The Rev. Dr. Robert W. Spike, acticHi and announced they’ll vote Community St., Eaat Hartford, Peggy, a tall, 17-year-old senior H A R T O R D (AP) W ork to e x ­ right to offer amendments in file vigorously pursued. fiidiennen, Lenunle Whitten and firom 6 pan. to 10 p.nv—mood nmslo nearly 60 years ago has become executive director of the Commis­ for Johnson. ntoena dboifld decrease from the outlined Friday night by Gordon J.B. Armstead, were wading hi at the rear of a W. Blain St. build­ father of Robert J. Temple of 5 at Crosby High in Waterbury, won pected to begin Monday on a Senate. UA. coiyeratloo with the Viet­ from 10:80 p.m. to 1 a.m. his own life Insurance beneficiary sion of Race Relations of the Na­ Republicans are mounting their prisent 179,000 to efcout 120,000. Smith, deputy secretary of mines, Lake Texoma when an armed ing and charged with intoxication. Sentina Dr., died yesterday at Me out over 18 other (K>ntestanta. leaky roof that a subcontractor The union presidents said In namese in the war against the called for drilling a 26-inch hole Library to Fete and collected. He waa taken into custody by Pat­ tional Council of Churches, says first serious bid for the statehouse hom e. As expected, Jamea MoDermot will have to replace at the new n Centrally Located At their statement that the bill Oommiinista drew from the Soviet robber walked up behind them Eugene M. Wallace beat mor­ that ,80,000 to 40,000 Protestant to a depth of 40 to 46 feet, then rolman John Stodd. Grant is be­ since the Reconstruction era fol­ Other survivors are Ms wife, of Danbury, was elected president Enfield State Prison. State Public “would take from 200,000 men Uidon a demand “that American and directed the two to toee their 7 W ALNUT ST. tality table odds figured-at about churchmen will ^ among the lowing the Civil War. Notice lining it with steel casing. Smith Young Readers wallets on the honk a few feet ing held in Ueu of a $26 bond. No three sons, four daughters, t'wo of the state association at the Works Commissioner Timothy J. their right to withhold their serv­ Interference in the internal affairs said this was expected to take MANGHESTEB 100,000 to 3 attaining age 96 as date for court appearance haa m arch ers. OOP candidate Rubel Phillips— brothers, a sieter end 20 gpendditl- close of its convention yesterday. Murphy Jr. asked for a new roof of ^et Nam end.” aw ay. Then h e toWc the k eys to He said the march for some peo- ______ices from employers — their only about two hours. insurance companies fig;ure such been aet. a onetime Democrat—hopes to use dren. The entire slate proposed by the on the prison’s industrial building ¥fE HAVE DAILY Igor Oriov, commentator for tbe The and cf Um ohUdren^e sum­ their ear paricad nsarby and sped Phoae 648-4628 things. Actually he’ll be 96 on pie would be “the beginning of a j anti-Kennedy sentiment as a lever w'eapon against imposition o t After the 36-lnch hole reached mer reading dub, iqxsMored by the aw a y. Hospital Notes Funaiel serviafto wlH be held executive board waa also elected. beca.use of heavy leakage. He said onerous and unsafe working con­ Soviet news agency Tass, said the O ct. 13. Admitted yesterday: Jan Scha- new commitment to work for ra- to win the November general Only one nominee was chal­ he had been told the job would Its destination, mostly through W ood Mieniorial and Sadd Memorial ctal Justice with all their strength ' election, Monday at 8:J6 am. from the d itio n s " DELIVERY TO THE Diem govemme^’s campoiga There was an observance of the rette, Ellington; Miss Sally Kle- lenged. Naugatutdt firemen nomi­ (xet a/bout $50,000 and that costs clay rather than bard rock, a con ­ MbrarieeL witt be marked by a and wisdom.” | ------Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Joining in the statement were against the Buddhists was “only event IWday at the plush Windsor pach, Emma Lane, Vernon. nated Robert Lawlor of Nauga­ ■would be the sutocontnactors' re- one of the many Hwfcn in the long ference waa planned to determine party on BatuaUay, Sept 7. at The Rev. L. William Youngdahl Home, 318 Burneida Ave., Bast the heads of the AFL-CTO Broth­ whether to go the rest of the way Farms home of hls daughter. He Discharged yesterday: Jeffrey tuck for the job of New Haven spanatbdlity. the only added cost chain of btoody repreasions by 10:30 a-nr. at tire Wood U braxy, N ow! An Ooha^—Gluni Tneo.! of the Luteran Church’s Board of Hartford, -with a solemn high Moss erhood of Locomotive Firemen at a 17-or 24-inch width. Prior to thought It was nice of Howard D Thiffault, Crystal Lake Rd., El­ County vice president. They said to the state being $11,000 for means of wUeh the Ngo Dinh Mjafat S t Social Ministry has written to 200 of requiem at St. Roee Church, and Enginemen. the Independent BOLTON Bkiday nl{^t, plans had been to Goldman, general agent of North­ lington; Anthony Bruckner, Ver­ Billy Graham they favored a policy of having thicker insulation. Diem clique is striving to remain Special prises Wttl be prcecobed MANSFIELD: western Mutual Life, to bring him Lutheran Church leaders saying Bast Hartford at 9. Burial will Brotherhood of' Locomotive Engi­ enlarge the bole 17 inches all the to tlioae cbikhen on each grade STATE non Ave., Vernon: Donald Bras­ be in Roee Hill Memorial Park. country ■vice presidents elected General Contractor Angelo J. neers. the Independent Order of to power.’' “I hope you will consider partici­ way and then perhaps lift the cisssr-LKiLUMAimcxT: IQ a couple of nice five-figure checks sard. 73 Taicott Ave.; Louise from the floor in the future. Giardini said yesterday “We have AREA In Tokyo, the J^ianese Foreign level who read Ihe moat books dur­ and read him a letter of congratu­ pating as an individual in this vis­ R o ck y HUl. Railway Conductors and Brake- men to earth to ^leeially designed CONTINUOUS Kreyssig, 12 Nye St. Gets Crowds But tjaw'lor bowed to executive every Intention o l finishing the ing the oootnst Awards wlB also lations from the president of the ible endorsement of civil rights Friends may oall at the funeral m en. the AFL-CJIO Sw itchm en's Office broke precedent and called capsifles pulled by a winch. A 17- STARTS TOMORROW n um 2W6 PJL board nominee Raymond Donnelly job before Oct. 1.” in tbe South Vietnamese amboa- be given to all thoae portlotpating Don company. And he thanked him. legislation and of a more compre­ home today and tomorrow from Union of North America and the toeb hole would be somewhat Advertisement by three-to-one In the balloting. in the oiUb. "But I’ve been a giver rather hensive approach to minority job 3 to 6 c«nd 7 to 9 p.m . AFL-CIO Brotherhexjd of Railroad : sador to voice cooeem over tbe cram ped. Wanted: Newsboy or newsktrl To Services Among other decisions, the dele­ EXTRA PARKING LENOX , Buddhist criaia A Foreign Minis- Refrealanienito wM he aeeved and than a getter,’’ said Wallace, who p rob lem s.” Trainm en. enbertafnment provided. Lou Kata, kMUBBilRniklilMI for Allyn Dr., Ference Dr. and Raiph B. Barton gates chose pialnville as the site H A R T F G R D (AP) — Highway jtcy spokesuian said tbe ambassa- Bhqierts planned to monitor the m seemed to pay only passing atten­ “This Is one way in which we Oommiasioner Howard S. Ives says wiell-knolwn enteitainer, w tt giro Wllshire Rd., Vernon. Call; B4an- for next year’s convention. REVERSED BILL ' dor was fadd Japan hoped the cri- 26-lnch drilling operation by tele­ tion to the sizable checks— can demonstrate our concern in LOS ANGELEB (AP) — F ou r­ R «l^ B. Burton, 60, of Dune- the state to studying a plan to al­ PHARMACY a “chailk tato.’* ^ chester Herald Rockville Bureau teen years ago, a virtually un­ EL PASO, Tex. (API — W hile jsia would he settled without hav- vision. — ' amount undisclosed. the present racial crisis,” Young­ din, Fto... died Aug. IS in D une- low public parking beneath elevat­ 299 L CENTER ST. The dub wen ponned to aUmn- 876-3136 or Mr. Wilson, Circulation known Baptist preacher in a flashy running a routine check on a iing it farougfat befino the United The timetable eedled lor a halt "You know when John Goode dahl sadd. din. Prison Designated ed secUoiB of the Bast-West High­ lato totereat hr aad eaoourege Dept. 643-2711. suit opento a k only tranquilizers and “did Tortorello will probably remain at last year. Advertisement don’t hate—and if the Lord is will­ about 35,000 persona nightly. On Danid McCloude, Edward Lavey, 2 "The break’s through! The OUldren Under U FREE diVorced wife of U.N. Ambassa­ what appeared to look like an at­ Wanted; Newsboy or newsgirl opening night, Aug. 16, the 33,- Ailhur J. Healy, J. F. Healy and M m yarn earn k m t r e tk* h ot ArtMxhMt A$ 1 PJL e» PbshienPheMan ShowI At 8‘AO break’s through 1” FeUto kspt Feature 1st Sun. ttow T taaa. E N D S HI “SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN” Goat. ITOni ing, He’ll let me stay arobnd a dor Adlai Stevenon, has been tempted suicide, but was not.” shouting. for Burnham S t, Buckland S t and while longer.” 706 who attended set an all time Edward Brogan. wMerym ami at am ttmafar Gate 7:16—Show 8:16 T O D A Y I ‘I s l a n d O F l o v e ” 3 P J L slapped with a federal Income tax She also denied a suicide at- — dqtotle Shew Between Events — Watching on tha surface, his Smith S t Can: U r. Vmison Herald I temp when she cut her wrist with opening night record for Graham Mi^ ■ dIV. TUidc of Circulation Dept 643-271L Hen fo r $16,878. James H. Otaary « FBJEE HOME MAIW BEPEEBHMENTB e wife, Anna, cried and rejoiced. The Internal Revenue Service razor after being hospitalized In serv ices. The funeral of James H. O’Leary 1 "It’s wonderful,” toe t^d. ”We Glen Gray Dead, contends Mrs. Stevenson failed to L as V egas. "A great many things are dif " i m , t b n t e to IAoUDm I— PUBLIC mVHED—AHMIWIOW 8LM prayed ail the way, every min­ B vealag H erald She said she faked tbe at­ ferent,” says Graham. "But I’m ot 22 Q>ttage St. w.as held this | Soutli W 1 a d s o r ootreapondeat, pay in com e taxes in 1957 and 1989. M iM oa^ra^bot water toate u te.” She lives in Chicago. tempts to gain sympathy. more convinced than ever that morning from the John F. Tierney i efeotroateMWiiliy—yoseDanflly I^peotators, a quarter of a mile Laura Kata, telephoae 644-176L Led Casa Lomans 'Miss O’Brien’s first husband, Christ is the answer. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., ' away, cheered and okqiped one singer William Stramge, 32, now with a 8ole(mn high Maas of re­ M iA ^eB m ofeOflieir wadhliie I ^ . R o m B8m , D -Tenn., said "There may be more logic and another on the back. Car Park 67 Acres (Coattaned from Page One) in Clhattanooga that chances are has custody thefr son, Russell reason in my sermons now. but I quiem at St. James' Church. “If there ever warn a miraple, Glenn, 7; her second husband, The Rev. John D. Regan was FM5HI jT T T m M— tin jotbotm dfcrw iw "nine to one’'' he will be a candi­ still preach the same Gospel. That thia to B.” aaid one. WXBBmonXM—Tba Inatnimentalists of the past four date next year for the unexplred television executive John F. doesn’t <^ange.’’ (Mlebrant, assisted by the Rev. The breakthrough ellinaued the wcrtd’s larceaf ofifiae decades worked as aidemen In term of the late Sen. Estes Ke- Myers, 41. has custody of their Joeeph H. McCann, deexxui, and M wAaiar iakeo U i b i^ and THE CONNECHCUT more than an hour of watting lor Gray’s bond. These included Bix daughter, Melissa Aim, 5. the Rev. Eugene F. Torpey, sub- yM oafogradioiNr. ooveni 39 acres. Its paiktog lota fou v er. tbe final few Inches of hard rock cover 67 acres and can bold 9 JOO Beiderbecke, Bobby Hackett, Pee "I've got the basis for the sup­ In a separate action. MIm deacon. The Rev. Bernard J. Mc- SHERBETS O’B rien, 27, is seeking a divorce Tw o from Area DM ftdtlqf.-plM aiasntod4r. to stye way. v eh icles. Wee Hunt and singer Mildred p o rt heceMory to w in ,” B o m told Gurk and the Rev. Pfaillp L. Blanery BOOK OF VALUES CLUB tr(»n her third husband, actor YtodnatbowaaryifclBtoaiiitdk W riter Friday, Gov. and Mrs. B a iley . ^ dinner of Democratic leaders. were seated in the sanctuary. Mrs. Gray is survived by hls widow, Harvey Allen, $1. The couple Witli the cotqicntkMi ef over twMty rcimtable b o s iB e William W. Scranton of Pennsyl- Get BU Degrees Jane Maccar(me was organist and vania took time out fiom a Now the former Marion Douglass, and Lord Attlee, forpier British married five months ago in Las soloist. Burial was in St. B riket’s ia the Maitchewter aad TcnMNi area. V egas. Toik vacation to visit the a EXCLUSIVE SHOWDrg e a son, DouglOM. prime minister, said In Tokyo that Two eree residents were among Ometery. Father Torpey read the 'a Funeral arrangements were in­ and oonvarsb with the man the Association of World Federal­ the 840 students who received de­ (XHnmittal service. the communications system. com p lete. ists holds the key to survival in Tree Growth Sped grees at Boston University’s sum' Bearers were Edward O’Leary, "Hi, fellows !Hi, David IB , “LOADCai WTBH LAUGHS!” the atomic age. Joseph O’Leary and Harry Presents —N. Y. Ttaaea mcr commencement exercises to­ Hank! said tbe governor. “Yon’re Eggs Symbolize Stone Attlee. addreMing the associa­ OOttVALUS, Ore. — Tree SMd- day in Boston’s Symphony Hall. O’Leary, all brothers erf the de­ MOIIMTY both wonderful guys. We’re Just A CoHpea e f VehMS cqpu h thig e f efan “99.44 PER GENT tion’s 11th international ciongreM, hngs kept in research chambers They are Avard A. Hueatis, 71 ceased, and John McGaitiey, Tfaom- as proud of you as we can be. PURE ENTEKTAINBCENT" LONDON—King Edwsuxl I or- said; “Without rule of law, the where temperatures and Ugfat ore Vernon St., awarded an M.S. from aa O’Leary and William O’L e^ , We'U get through to you as soon worth e f i doedsenricef dered 460 Easter eggs to be boil­ human race will perish centroUed by time ckxdts have put the Sch(xd of Nursing, and Norma oil nepfaewe of the deceased. IMTHERS as we can. You’re dring a groat t— ef p hi the ■d Verw ed,

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to ba ae drdmaUoaUy taking: Wonder^ of the Universe ftattrl^EEt^r eharg* ot the wprld’a deatiny. Connecticut f c r a U l Wliat a ttm p ^ o n to follow the nuelaat' taat b u treaty with even Future Space Flights ^ A B«e4»r Bev. Richard C. .Bollen, Rev. Abram W. Baagrey, BUnlster While instrumentation can ra- have the state’s now Inauranca By DR. I. M. LEVITT. aside by the clamor of mankind to Tbs B«v. fekB B. RaglMa Aaalataat Paatar coid a measure of what 1* aeen Commission formally in exlatence,, 0:80 a.m., Worahip and Barman: Director, The Fels Planetarium BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY Bar. WiBUoi iT. Oaaidar i n in the actually the prims rea­ be saved. Of The Franklin Institute iky, with its distinguisheil parsonnal Bmr. B«m U B. HaMensaa Btaaaaa at 7, 8, 0. 10:15’ and “How Much Ara Tou Worth.’* son for sending tha scientist is But the world's real search is 11:16 Am. The launching of a scientist in i d : [ON ju r a t all In office and ready to go ahead that for only 160 pounds we can AdYEME for something: more than an under­ toward guarantee that the late bi­ T:S0 a.m.. Holy Comiiiwnion. Oonobrdla tatheTan Chnrch space is aheccsalty if this country use one of the most varaatlle In- standing of those who are perhap}^ partisan unpleasantness about the 10 a.m., Morniiw Prayer with Chnrch of the AsaumptloB 41 Pltida St. is to preserve th elead it has strumenU ever deviaed by natura HIGH GRADE SQOtlUl ■«••■•••••#••••••«•• Adams Bt and Thompaon Rd. Bsnr. PanI O. Kaiser, Paetor built up over the past few years MANCHESTER Moptts ••«•••••••••••••• temporarily the giants, for some­ distribution of commiaaiona need rmon by tha Rev. John D. —the brain. In raality the instru­ GLASS JOBtA •••••••••••••»•»•••• Hughes. Summer choir. Baby­ Rev. B>sbcU J. MIhnIek, Paater is to preserve the lead It has ment weighs but three pounds but a For Auto WindshleMs thing more than the traditional never be repeated. immediate commitment to this MANCHESTER Even though the new commisr sitting Nursery in tha Children’s Rev. Francis T. Botler * 0 sin., Hoiy Communion, Church the remaining weight is needed to • For Store FYonts and PRINTING M u u i o i or __ _ School, Nunmy. irogram can these sclentllic re' THJQ A oCIATKD PMOD scrap of paper. There must be one Sion is officially charged with re- C h a ^ . support the brain. ’nUa makes It AUTO PARTS all aizea of windows Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10:15 and 10:30 Am., Service, Church ?urns be maintained. The hard scl the amalleat and, incidentally, SEAFOOD JOB AND COMMERCIAL treaty which all mankind refuses aponslbillty only for the future, Wadneaday, 10 SJn:, Holy Com­ entific returns from orbiting a sci­ • For Table Tops ot «• munion. 11:30. School, Nuraery. cheapest instrument complex ca­ 2 7 0 BROAD b! CHOICE VARIEH PRINTING •11 news dliwehtt erwted to It or to allow to become a scrap of pa­ it is also the only conceivable Wednesday, T:S0 p.m., Veapor entist in space are, destined to be Oot otborwUo crodltod to tto popor agency or source we can think of Daily, 7 p.m., Bvatdng Prayer. pable of recording data, being se­ OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. •od uoa lb« local mwo pobllalied horo. per, and that has to be the United 8 t James’ Church Service. monumental by comparison with Always At Your Service For Prompt and Bfficiant Pitattag All riclita of repabUcatfon of apeeiai—■ which might be capable of devis­ lective in the recording of data Quality SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON Of All Kinds Nations Charter. And that is Bev. Edward J. Beardoa, Paator the returns we have experienced and making decisions in tha uaa of I MACHINE SHOP SBR'VICE •IniatdAM borala an wio roMrroO. ing an equitable solution of one Center CoagregatiMial CXiwreh Church o f Christ v to date. where the table for negotiations problem stlU hanging over from Bev. Bagoae F. Torpey the data. I EQUIPMENT IT- T’ MiTle* ellOBt of N. B. A. I NT llBlted Ohnreh of Chittt Rev. Joseph H. MoCaaa Orange Hall, B. Center St. James B. Webb, administrator that are going to be final and bind­ the recent legislative probe of PYom the reports of previous I PARTS (new and MbnUt) Seafood J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS Bw. CUfford O. Stmpaon, BUnlster Rev. John D. Reagan Eugene Brewer, BUalater of the NaUonal Aeronautics and I ACCESSORIES ______..aproooBURcprOMBlaUTM „ what became of the coanmmiaaiona Bev. Jeaeph H. Dudley, manned flights, it la apparent that Jallua tutbtwr, SmcIaI AMncr—Nov ing should be located too, and Space Administration, has decided answers will be sought concerning I SUPPLIES 9 East Middle Tpke. where they should be conducted on on state policies. AaaocUta BOnlater 0:46 Am., Bible Olaadea for all that there will not be an MA-10 43 O A K ST. GLASS CO. Telephone 643-5727 % i S ! S r ATOiT* OP This perplexing question still Masses at 8, 7, 8, 0, 10:16 and the air glow. The problem of the ) Du Pont Paint. Supplies 81 Btssell St.—Tel. 649-7322 0:16 Am., Church Service, Guest 11:30 Am. ages. flight. Thus, the book has been Open Saturdays Until 6 PJd. TEL. 649-9831 CUtCDLATIONe. considerations bigger than the spe­ hanging over from the past has pKSCher, The Rev. William Flynn, resolving power ■ of the eye has 10:46 a.m., BComlng Worahip closed on the possibility that a suddenly been thrust into promi­ Tbo BofaMPrtata* CoiApMy, cial interests of -ny two or three nothing to do with the fascinat­ First Church of Christ, Blast Hart­ Quest Speaker: E. R. Davis of Tor- lone scientist will be launch^ in laounna no tlniueial raapuBtlbluty Iw ing question of how commissions St. Bridget’s Church nence. We are atlll trying to see powers, bigger than all the special ford. A apaeial church maating Rev. Jaha F. Delaney rington. space not only to pursue scientif­ /pMTapbleal orrora appoartat la •*• were allocated and divided in the will ba held in tha sanctuary af­ the zodiacal light from high above ABC APPLIANCE 'inffiwMiita aad eUior roadlwi natur interests of NATO or its members. Bev. Stanley E. HaaBUo . 7 pjn., Bvening Wonhip. Giieat ic observations but also to pro the earth’s surface. The bright­ a Tbo UaaclMatar Broaloi HwaM. pest. That story of Democratic ter the service. Nursery for young vide the manual capability of re­ PONTIAC If there is unparalleled diplomacy Rev. Denhis R. Hussey Speaker; E. R. Davie. ness of the stars as seen from or­ CAR LEASING REPAIRS DUMay adrortlBiia ^oatni boo Indiscretions, and of incredible Re­ children in kindergarten room, Thursday, 7:30 pm., Midweek turning the craft *to the earth. U nited Rait-Q U A. AND possible or on foot, let It be for all, publican bonanzas need be brought main floor. bit is also a problem which can be IWMMta. MM- . tar Hradar—1 P>m. nMap. Masees at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. service. From past experiences, the Mer­ resolved only by the presence of TUndair—1 p.m. Monday. by all. to the attention of the new Com­ cury capside proved incapable of •Bf W j w r M ir M trmimAiM 19 Mnpl. St— M9.S879 Or WodnoHay—1 p.m. Jraoad». an astronomer. Apparently plan­ and RENTALS TEMPEST ' ---- ~'lBOMa] mission only aa explanation of its Flrat Church af Christ, Sdontlat The Presbyterian Church SA John’s Polish National being returned to earth by an au­ ets undergo curious color changes 868 BURNSIDE A'VE. own having come into being. Masonic Tesnplis OathoUc Church tomatic retrieval process and to BEPAIBS ON— 2 48 Sinruoe St. which are not too well understood. First In Maneheatar. New oars, EAST HARTFORD Wednesday, Hope And Prayer But beyond the money dis­ Rev. Walter A. Hyszko fly the capsule required manual Bev. Jamee tk Ransom^ BUnlster A hand-held Infrared spectrometer full maintenance, fnlljr Insured SALES and SERVICE GRILL3. EUXITRIO IRONS, pBUieatiea tributed in the past, there is the 11 ajn., Sunday sarvice, Sunday controls. If manual controls are could yield significant data. The necessary, it must be realized 289-6333 TOASTERS, PEROOLATORS, The Negrro leaders who original­ sharper and more urgent question School and nursery. 0:30 Am., Sunday School with Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. corona of the sun should be visi­ to reduce your problems and of some money not yet distributed, that we cannot train a scientist in August Specials at Turnpike Seat Cover VACUUM CLEANERS, Saturday, Au|uat 34 ly organised the march upon ’’Mind’’ .will be the subject of the classes for all. Adult Class theme: ble In space if the sun were me­ worries. For fall Information Power and Hand Tools Paul Dodge HEATERS, FANS, and the queation of what can or Lesson-Sermon. The Golden Text the brief, available time to mas Hlave summer trips, picnics with^ Washington Mrhich is to take place “Men Who Met the Master.’’ ter the flying skills necessary to chanically occulted and a clean can Painting and Decomting Tools things for your car, and thdre la SEWING MACHINES should happen to it now, and It is is from 1 Cotinthians 2:10. Script­ optical window were present Garden and Land Tools the children and general wear; and next Wednesday had a mixture of here that' the new Oommiaaion 10:46 A m ., Morning Worahip. effect a landing in the manner of tear taken ita toll of your' car’s no con^riaon between custom- Pontiac, Inc. Petty But Right ural selactlona w}U include: Job Sermon: "This Way to Happiness,’’ through which to view it. In fact, Baby, Household, Party motive and aspiration. might be of some piAllc help. Open Forum the astronauts. Thus the adminis­ Paul Dodqu Pontiac uphoUrtery? It is pretty hard to made seat covers and ready made 878 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 AH work guarontood M:30. Correlative passages from by the Rev. Mr. Ransom. Super­ the use of a moderate-slsed tele­ INC. and Banquet Supplies Tliare is an alarm and ramon- Tliey hope and intend to bring to The new Oommlsalon it expect­ trator used sound judgment in ter­ scope sensitive to the ultraviolet Invalid Needs take the children on trips without ones. You can enjoy a look o< lux-' "Sclanea and Health with Kay to vised nursery. •For Lower Taxee’ minating the Mercury phase of 878 MAIN STREET getting spots on the upholstery, ury for the same amount as reg­ strance coming to ua from our al- Washington, the seat of our gov- ed to devise a future policy for the Scriptures" by Mary Baker regl tiM Editor, our mEuuied space flight program. Phone 649-2881 and adults get carelessi too. The ular seat covers. Why not »top| llas in NATO which quite obvious •rnmentsd and legislative process­ Eddy, Include p. 370:4-0. School. explored. But all of these ob­ k i Upholstery way which will eliminate the poli­ We can’t need DelMiaroo at 810,- To those who may point to the servations must be made by a result — bums and ripped fabric. in and inquire about prices? Ytfu' Rebuilt Typewriters at Berube’s 4 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. nON WILLIS )y la not confined to the predse es, a demonstration which will in­ tical distribution of commissions. Friday, 7 p.m.. Closing exercises Rusalan woman astronaut in her We Urge You To Support If the Interior of your car does not will be pleasantly surprised at the P and I V l Shop Reading Room hours at 740 of Bible School with program for 000.00 a }rear to tril us what ia successful flight around the earth skilled observer who not only The Lutz Junior Museum look very well, now la the time to When is a baigsln a real bar-^ peg on which it bases itsalf. fluence lawmakers and the nation It may be that the now famous knows what to look for but can reasonitole prices charged. gain ? 'When you can buy a rebuilt buy SIS many as you wish. They Re-apholsterlng agency which was in charge when Main St., excepting legal hoUdays, parents by ths childrsn. wrong with the highway depart­ as Indicative of the fact that Custom Made have th* work done, for Turnpike Our alllea, led by Western Ger­ as a whole in the direction of prog- Monday throu^ Saturday, 11 a.m. Interpreet what he sees aa well as Your choice of materials for ■[Tnderwood atandard typewriter axe much cheaper than magazines GARAGE the Republican legislative Inveati- ment. Do away with the de^Murt- skilled pilot was unnecessary, the Auto Seat Cover CJo. is offering seat covert is a wide‘one; saraAs, many, are pretending that they are reas In civil rights legislation and to 4 p.m. significant point is that this "wom­ bring back pertinent informatio.i apeeiai prices for the month of Au­ from Berube’s, 479 T. Middle and when you have finished, just * Modem Furniture gation BO rudely Interrupted It will Emanuel Lutheran Church ment and leave the work out to to permit other scientists to assess plastics, leatherette, you name it toss them away. What type of greatly upset over the possibility In the \!^ole civil rights field. Rev. C. Henry Andereon, Paator an did not fly the capsule" in the Window Coverings gust for complete upholstery jobs Tpke. They are on sale from 319 and Antiques 18 Main St., Tel, 649-4531 welcome the assistance of the new private contractors. what will occur from what has and they will have it. For those to 334, tax included, and you get books are they ? ? All kinds, you that wa might or might not, it Commission in telling it what to North Methodist Chnrch sense of the Mercury astronauts McmeliMtur on cans, on seat covers, t ( ^ for _ They hope to create this main The town of MancheMer has gone on before, ia an important e Window Shades who dislike the regular plastic 60-day guarantee with them! name it and you will find R here a Store Stools and Booths Spocializiiig In do with that substantial reserve MO Parker St 8 A m ., Morning Suffrages. flying their capsules. The com convertibles Including the glass in we got down to business negotlat effect not by pressure storming up done away with the garbage col­ pletely automaUc systems built one which is second nature to the Ruq Cluaning e Vertical and Venetian Blinds the beck! The month la almoet covers, choose a W;oven saran which Bach one has been rebuilt and you —mysteries, westerns, fiction of • Custom Furniture of potential commission money it Rev. Earle R. Ouster, Pastor 9 son., Divinf*. Worship. Church experienced scientists. all kinds. Many former best sell­ Slipcovers and Draperies Jng with Russia a treaty or agree­ the steps of the Capitol, but by School for children 4 to 10 years lection, installation of sidewalks, into the massive Vostoks permit­ Company Drapes and Hardware gone, so don’t delay; take your car is woven in snch a manner that it will get a lot of use from each and BRAKE SERVICE had not yet distributed to any­ and sswers, so why not tha high­ Many Types Needed means more comfort. Should you every one. Why not drive up there ers are stocked; in fact, something Made to Order ment setting up some exchange of peaceful, dignified proof, in their 0:30 a.m.. Worship Service. of age. Sermon at both services. ted their spacecraft to re-enter over to Tumpdke Auto Seat Cover Complete Selection of Materials body. way department. With the rev­ with the flight terminating in Having defined the tasks which 16 Hannaway St. Co., 166 W. Middle Tpe., and take want material other than you can right now and take ad'vnnitage of for everyone's taste at a price that observers Mho could guard against marching numbers from all parts When the agency finally made Sermon: "The Hope of the World." Patterns of Church Conduct,’’ by auch a wonderful offer, for at is unbelievably low. Front End AHgnmont Nuraery. Paetor Anderson. enue saved in saiariea, selUng of parachute descent. Ostensibly the scientists are qualified to perform Del Knowles, Prop. FINDELL'S advantage of this special for Au- find, Harry Mull, the owner of the FREE ESTIMATES tha launching of a surprise armed of the nation, that the movement piAiIic the amounts of commission these low prices they are going to At the present time the fall Lower Level of the Parkade equipment, and selling or renting flight was made to monitor the' in space, we must realise that a 486 MIDDLE IPKE.. EAST.. gust. business, says that moat materials movement by either of us, i a p « c toward equality which is noiv- in It had paid to various s\A agents, the town garage, there could be physiological reactions of a worn single discipline is not the answer Call 843-0012 It Is really amazing what a dlf- can be obtained within 34 hours. walk right out of the store. By seems far away, but it you have a 649-6824 Gonnrol Ropair W oili it specified that it still held this Trinity Covenant Church Calvary Church Phone 648-4866 the way, during August Berube’s boy or girl entering college this with Russia for the stationing of high gear is not a movement of or­ (AsaetnbUee of Ood) sufantantial saving to the taxpay- an in a weightless condition. But to the problem. The researches ferenc* new upholstery dan make From 1955 on, original roplace- large aum, of approximately IMS,- Hackmatack S t near Kaaaay S t s. as woman will not be going into pinpoint the type of scientist who 3-DAY R. A. PEARL, Prop. in the appearance of a car. No menta are available. is closed on Mondays. fall, why not consider the gift such obMrver poets inside their ganised groups alone, but a grass 000, in reserve against possible B«v. K. EJaar Bash, Paator 047 E. BUddle TpkA Speaking of typewriters, when of a portable typewriter? Time Rev. Kenneth L, Gnstafsen, Paatar Next do away with the land fill space for quite some Ume, this will go aloft. There are probably matter how shiny the paint la, if The trend toward reatorlng old own particular territory. roots development which comes, ser\'ice and experience emergen­ method at the town dump and In­ was an opportune way of acquir­ aa many different types of scien­ SERVICE! the interior is dirty, tom and worn, was yours last cleaned? It pays to has proved the worth of a type­ 10:15 Am., Morning Worship. cars is an ever increasing one, and have them ciaaned reguleu-iy, and writer to both the college and high CUNLIFFE TOURAINE West Germany, for instance, naturally enough, from inside the cies on the policies involved. 0:46 a.m„ Sunday School stall an incinerator. Land fill ing a significant propaganda re­ tists as there are types of engi­ it detracts so much from the over­ Barring such emergency axper- Sermon: “Who Are You?" by the — also — this Information will be moat wel'i if your typewriter ia in sad condi­ school student, and Berube’s is the says it vranta to make sure these minds and hearts of human beings fkisaea for all ageA method ia costly and ia not saving turn with modest effort. neers. And just aa we need spe­ all appearance of even a relative­ come to anyone restoring an old MOTOR SALES lence to eat it up, this reserve Rev. Mr. RaMc.. Nursery facilities. to tha taxpayers. Sooner or la­ The alternative to the scientist’s cialists in certain caterogories of FURNIinRE CLEANING ly new car. There is no need to tion and need of both cleaning and place to look for one. The store posts are not eatabliMied in' just who have tolerated intolerance for 11 sjn., Momtag Worahip. Rev. CAMPING car. Turnpike Auto Seat ^ v a r Co. rea rin g , Berube’s has a special is open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. PAINTS would apparently sooner or later Saoramant of infant baptism. Michael Ricci, Hartford gueet ter an incinerator will be necee- orbiting the earth by himself is engineering so there is needed a put up with tlvis condition when EXPERT AUTO BODY and Bast and West Germany alone. mere than a century. become subject to diapers^ of Wadneaday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek sary, so why not now? The land has some materials for old cars summer offw of 310.60 for port­ dally except during July auid apaaker. to await the completion of the variety of scientists to go into EQUIPMENT you can have the work done at the dating back as far as 1930. • An­ FENDER REPAIRM Other NATO members, like Greece This is Mrhat seems in the minds some kind. Servica artth Bible study on could be filled In, and made into Gemini system which can carry space. special prices bel'ng offered during ables and 319.60 for standards for August when they close on Mon­ For Bost Rosnltt 0:30 pm ., Sunday Evening Pray­ other note of interest, according a complete job, and this even In- days. and Turkey, seiem to ba afraid wa of the organisers and aponsors of And that la the somewhat em­ Paahn lOO. er group. an induatrial park which could two men—one of the two a scien­ As an example, the scientist Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, August at Turnpike Auto Seat ENAMEL and LACQUER barrassing problem perhaps the bring revenue into the town to Mr. MuU, is that, due to the ludes a new ribbon. Since increased For the finest repair service REFIN18HTNOS may try to give the Russians the the march. 7 p.m., Family Gospel Service tist. making the Gemini flights should Air Mattresses, Stoves Cover Co. new Commission would be willing treasury. possess a strong background in When you have work done at great interest In restoring old can, business nmde it necessary for Mr. Arthur Berube Is the man to call. O nreh of the Nasarena with the Rev. Mr. Ricol speaking. Scientist Can Help Astronaut Lanterns some of the manufacturers have His experience is vast, working REASONABLE PRICES privilege of establishing observa­ The nation as a whole will be to consider. 380 Mala S t As the towh of Manchester has accents the necessity for research. He must be completely Manchester Auto Seat Cover Co. Berube to increase bis quarters, he PAUL'S Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bibis S t i^ started making fabrics in the old has also increased liis repetiring for the Royal Typewriter Co. for FREE ESTIMATES tion posts inside their territory. viewing this demonstration from a Should the Democratic state Bar. Babart J, Shatf, Paatar and Prayer. approximately 1,000 acres of land, putting a scientist into space in familiar with instruments to make TuRnPIKE MANCHESTER you know the work is going to be PAINT SUPPLY organization proceed with this it would be sdvlsable to dispose of certain they are performing prop­ satisfactory for David ITAlessaui- patterns. You are always wel­ and claaning department. He has 6 years, the federal government What is really at stake, one related, but from a slightly differ­ the immediate future is our inabil­ also purdhaoed a tank, the Agita­ from 1941 to 1957 at the Brooklyn RT. 88— VERNON, CONN. quarter million dollar escrow fund 0:80 Am., Church 8cImx>1 rlansra as much as possible, and gain ity to Interpret the observations erly and efficiently. On the other AUTO BODY SURPLUS SALES CO. dro Is one of the top rated up­ come to stop In and lobk at the 645 Main Street guesses, is not any detail about ent angle. Second Oongregattonal CBiurek patterns. ^ tor, this cleans all-kinds of ma­ Navy Yard on all makes of ma­ Jnst Above the Trafflc Circle A as If the recent legislative probe tor all ages. mora revenue for lower taxes. hand, the scientist landing on the 169 N. MAIN ST. where the observers against a sur­ 306 N. Blain 5A of the astroiuiuts. Some of our holstery men ,ln this area and very chines. You have no idea of how chines. Whether you use his TEL. 643-0016 Tel. 649-0300 Tet this ia also the angle which had never occurred, and, some day 10:30 Am., Chtldren’a Church BUnleter, Felix M. Davla A. Chambers best theoretical, scientists have moon must primarily be a geolo­ at Depot Sqnare well known to Manchesterites. He Foreign car owners can also prise attack wotdd ba stationed. It really clean a machine can be un regfular monthly servicing of office is of moat concern to the most con­ when party campaign coffers are and Nursery. Aaeoelate BUnlster, been engaged in trying to decipher gist, for it is the geologist who Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. came to Turnpike Auto Seat Co­ avail themselves of custom, seat machines or call for service on a will reveal most concerning the til it has been put into this me is the,feeling of ouir allies that, al­ scientious and responsible mem­ low, order the company to dis­ 10:46 Aih., WorMiip Sarvice Mrs. Richard Plnney precisely what was seen by the WRECKER J. FARRr-648-Hn ver Co. on Nov. 1, 1962 as head covers. Burns and tears are re­ chine. If you l»ve-aj, machine that speclfi msu^hlne, his is the finest though none of them had any psu^ bers of the Negro leadership, who tribute It to some new list of sub Meaaage by the paator. Theme astronauts. There werS so many lunar surface. of the upholstery division. With paired . and rug cushions can be needs ol«Bnilng,=take. it to Berube’s service obtainable. agents ? "Add to Toiir Faith—Charity.’’ things to observe and so .many Next week we will explore the about ten year.M of experience in custom tailored for you. For truly ticular title to be included in the. are also, inevitably, the very ones 9:80 A m ., Morning Worahip and Ruth Millett for a really first-class job. Berube's offers a fine rental Berube's Or, since the legislative probe 0 p.m.. Youth Service. nursery. Sermon by the Rev. Mr, aspects of science Involved Ip a qualifications of the different types SERVICE this field, he 18 more than quail fine work at reasonable prices let service, and this is most helpful TYPEWRITER SERVIUK iHKlear test bait teeaty nagotia- who have done by far the moet for Here is another bargain. It stamped this as a naughty prac­ 7 p.m., Bvangaliatic Sarvice Davis, ‘Possessed by God." Mercury flight that only a scien­ of scientists to be used in our PORTABLE TV RENTALS fled to do fine custom work. Turnpike Auto Body Co. do the you are in the market for en IBM to offices not requiring regpular 470 Middle Tpke. B. tions, they don’t w w t us negotiat­ the Negro—for the American— tice, which ought to be abandoned, Mcnaage by the paator. Tiveme CREATIVE HOMEMAKIN G tist with a broad spectrum of ex­ •pace missions. Custom seat covers do amazing work for you. machine, Berube's has a com­ service of a specific mochlnx Manoheater ing any more agreements Mrith cause in the past. should the company in question “The Second O om i^ and the Seme Oeomranlty Baptist Church Homemaking ia an area in perience and knowledge can in­ ^ Copyright 1068 Motorola and Zenith Sales pletely reconditioned IBM Gothic Rent a typewriter for yqur own merely retain this lovely fund for uaed.’’ which your own personality can terpret the phenomena in the sky. General Featurea Corp. and Service Type nwichlne for an exceptionally use for as long a time as you wish. REBUILT TYPEWRITERS Russia without taking them in on For the nation, for the great Wattaiaaday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer 686 E. Center SA take over. Self-expression can as most of the cars are going get the eventual enrichnrfent of its own Bev. Alex H. Elseeser, BUnlster in the right lane. But if 60' m.p.h. low price. Stop in and see it fOr When you think of machines, ROYALS. UNDERWOODS. the ground floor. hope and aspiration on the part of stockhtriders, the disclosure of and Praise Service. make it fun rather than a chore. We Service AU Slakes of TV. L. O. SMITHS Etc. n yourself; you are most welcome. think of Berube’s first. Want a They are all afraid we may Furnishing a home is just a Radios and Phonographs The is the speed limit, don’t drop be those planning this march, the key whose identity and relationship to 9:30 Am., Worship Service. The low 46 m.p.h. even in this lane Going on vacation ? Most of typewriter table or chair? These We Handle Stationery Along make deals ivith Russia, from the question Mrill be that of self con­ the peerless leader of the Demo­ Tho Salvatloa A m y task to the woman who goes into us like to take along light read­ are well made, yet so reasonably With Office Machine SnpnUra 801 Main S t Rev. Earl Robinson, guest minis­ a furniture store and Iniys what­ On 'any long trip you should point of view of our own particu trol and discipline. Can such cratic party constituted the first ter. Sermon; “The Secret of Se- have a first aid kit with you. Mi­ ing material, and you can stock priced at Berube’s. Mailing lists Addresaograph Plates As major headlines of the legislative Ml^. E. Waltar Lamie ever the salesman is able to sell MODERN Doctor Says up on all kinds of paper back are also taken oare of here—whait Desired lar idea of our own particular wel demonstration, in such an emotion­ Oitlcer In Charge eurlty.’’ Church School classes her. I nor injuries have been known to Insurance probe? occur while changing a tire miles books for just I5c a book at Be­ ever your business needs, tlUnk of fare, Mdthout making them any al, such a passionate cause, such through Grades meet in educa- It’s a satisfying, creative job t o . DRIVEWAYS Berube’s first. A. J. BERUBE. Prop. Such amateur Solomons as we tiohal building. Crib room for TV SERVICE from the nearest drug store. An rube’s. At this price you can ieai part of the negotiations, have consulted have no solution 0:30 A m ., Sunday School for all the woman who visualizes the' TAKE TRIP, TAKE FAM ILY- 640-8477 — 643-6343 a right caiiSe, keep itself in hand? babies. 99 SUMMER ST. ABOVE AIX, TAKE IT EASY antiseptic, absorbent cotton, and for this delicate problem. We even agaa kind of home she wants, works it Free Estimates On: lhay want—to put it unpleasantly Can it keep itself in hand even if it 10:46 Am., Hollneaa sarvice. out in her own mind and then 2 Blocks From McKee St. adhesive bandages are minimal be the worst thing imaginable. have an idea that the DemocraU DUCOandDmUXE^NISHING By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT requirements. Talcum powder, —to be able to mess in with their meats unjust treatment, or the In- Music by Oltal Band. Sermon by Zk>a Evangelical Lutheran puts it together piece by piece. M. D. One back seat driver is enough themselves would like to have It’s the same with entertaining. TEU 648-2208 sunburn lotion and other con­ Polly’s Pointers but a carful would be enough to own little vetoes in protection of dtation of some opposing hate? somebody tell them what they can Cadet Fred Dtxion. Church BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVIN8 Newspaper Enterprise Assn. VIC’S PIZZA SHOP 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by (Mlasoari Synod) The woman who simply asks 166 MIDDLE TURNFIKE, WEST venience items may also prove cause a wreck. A better way whatever they may think their Can it reject violence if violence do. When you start out with your useful. would be to teach the children the 153 W. Middle Tnrnpiko Cadet Dixon and Mks. ’nwmaa MC' Cooper and High StA back the people who entertain • DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS MANOiESTTR NEW TOOTHPASTE USE Phone 640-3700 own special and particular inter- is gratuitously offered It? Perhaps the new Commission, Rev. Pnnl O. Prokopy, Pastor her, and offers them exactly the a family on an auto trip you often old game of "Graveyard” The when it finds its forward formula, Cann. HSSST MUtl By POLLY CRAMER ssts to be. To be sure, they want If this mass of humanity nc9^ 8::80 pjn.. Prayer Service. kind of evening they offered her, • GAS STATIONS a BASKETBALL COURTS find that everyone apparently had children take different sides of Call 644-1111 will come up with something that Escapees Get Ride Newspaper Enterprise Assn. peace and to be sure they don’t Wednesday—and the day before 7 p.m.. Service bi Center Park 8 Ain., Gottosdienst. finds entertaining a bore. STEVENSON’S the same idea. These persons who the road and count every four- PIZZA could be made retroactive? weather permKting; Music by 8 a.m.. Divine Worriilp. Text; The woman who gets the crowd ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED impede your progress Include an ENFIBLD (AP) — Three In- DEAR POLLY—Here is anoth­ legged animal they see . A white FOR REPAIRS, SPAGHETTI want amr, especially war fought on and the day after next Wednes­ taorticroa horse or mule counts 25. A grave­ Citadel Band. Sermon by Maj Luke 18; 0-14. TTiern'e: "TTie together because she enjoys them, 643-7043 estimated 17,000 who will be killed matee w )k> sneaked away from the er tlmesaver for housewives who REPLACEMENT their own territory, but it matters day—can answer such possible yard cancels every point gained RAVIOLI Lamie. Question of Questions: "What is pretty sure they’ll enjoy each WE ARE 100% INSURED ESSO this summer in traffic accidents. Osborn Prison Farm last night are hurriedly cleaning before ON ALL TYPES OF how. Turkey doesn’t want any questions affirmatively,! then it Mu^ I Do 'To Be Saved’ ? ’’ Nura­ other, and tries to plan an enjoy­ so far for that side. The one on A Thought for Today A grim thought, but there is no were successful in getting a lift guests arrive. The bathroom may OPEN DAILY Russian observers on Turkish soil, Mrill have g:lven the nation the moat South Mathadist Church ery toi perish bouse. able evening, -really likes enter­ 40.') MAIN ST. need for you to join the death from a motorist. State Police said the side with the most points wins. Sponsored by the Manchester taining. TEL. 649-8290 be a mess and you find you’re —MRS. G. S. B. 7:.30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. because it can’t stand Russians. precious and heartening demon­ Bev. J. Manley Shaw, DJ9. Wednesday, 0 p.m., Sunday DE MAIO BROTHERS since ino march. To begin with,' have your today. Council of Chnrchea Rev. Ray C. Hollis Jr. School staff supper meeting. The woman who never cuts her out of your regular cleanser. Have SUNDAYS West Oermauy doesn’t want ob- car put in good running order. The unidentified motorist picked l)oth the tub and sink fixtures dry. stration of all. housework down to the essentials TEL. 643-7691— WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER * Tune-upu Mechanical difficulties not only the trio up aa they webe hitchhik­ 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. sarvers Just on the soil of Bast and Then, too, it will have given the 0 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning wor­ Gospel Hall that are necessary for her fam­ Reuben Plen’s Take a rag and a dab of tooth­ We have been likening the ways cause Irritating delays that may ing about 12:30 a.m. and drcqyped paste and rub the toothpaste on CLOSED MONDAYS West Germany because that would best of all fulfilments to the best ship. Maditation by tha Rev. Mr 416 Center SA ily’s comfort feels like a drudge. * Engine Cleaning spoil your vacation, they account them in the Broad Brook section Radio Today of a river to the ways of religion. But the woman who uses a lit­ the fixtures with the rag. Let it seem to indicate that would be the hopes of Ita own oripnators and Hollis: "The Sure Promises of Texqco Station for many fatal accidents. of Bast Windsor, about seven miles We remark now on the bouyancy God ’’ Nursery for babies, two and 10:30 a.m., Breaking'Bread. tle , imagination and planning . to * Minor Repairs set for a few minutes, rinse with WOODCOCK place the next war would be of a river, the upper pressure If you are Impatient to get to south of here, they said. warm water and polish with a sponsors, whose very heart beat three-year-olds. 13:15 p.m., Sunday School. create a pleasant home with little 381 Main Street Hie convicts were missed when WDEC—1S6« which keep.s things afloat. Relig­ your destination, don’t drive—use clean rag. Quick as a wink the I'OO Wt«Kend Review REFRIGERATION CO. fought If it were fought. But be­ must be g:roMring taut and thin, 10:45 a.m.. Kindergarten for 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. unnecessary work and worry clicks * Plaid Stamps 9 p.l ion. too, has bouyancy. • PLUMBING other transportation and rent a bathroom fixtures are clean. — 3:06 Jerry Bishop Ostrinsky yond such special considarations, these days, aa the prolonged ordeal four and flve-year-elds, Susannah Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer and off her housework in a minimum Phone 643-9149 car when you get there. Driving Deputy Warden Richard Stelnert 6:00 Weekend Review In these years as in all years, Wealay Hall. Bible meeting. of time, and has some time left said. MRS. T. M. W. 8:06 Raynor Shines DEALER IN WASTE there is a whole picture of national of test approadies. Water Heaters should be leisurely enough to al­ GIRLS—Another of those good 1:00 Newt Sign OR religion has been the chief support to enjoy her home. Hydramatio Transmission low you to enjoy the trip as well Stale Police said esca.ping from and international jealouslas and Then it Mrill be demonstrating sustaining many souls who other­ The job of homemaking can be • HEATING tips for an emergency when you wnc—iMi MATERIALS Humidifiers Repairing CUSTOM MADE as the fishing or the hiking at the the prison farm, a medlum-.securi.ty l:0u Newfl MANCHESTER conceits. not merely the justice of its own wise would be overwhelmed by a a creative career. But it’s just All Work Guaranteed institution, would not be difficult, are out of your regular cleanser. 1:15 Times Farm Area Churches CANVAS AWNINGS end of the journey. This is espe- —POLLY If we don’t let West Germany cause, not merely the fact that flood of troublM. Religion bears job unless a woman sets out to ciaily true if you are traveling being mostly a matter of climbing 1:30 Red Sox vs. Indians them up and while they may not express her own ideas, based on Dehiunidifiers • AIR CONDITIONING Texaco Lubrication Service 4:40 Monitor MEMORIAL CO. RAGS, IRON have a presence In and a veto ever this search and demand for jua- with small children. a fence. DEAR POLLY—Cigarette ashes 6:00 News. Sporte and Weather make much headway against the St. George’s Episcopal Church * Union Congregational Church her family’s needs. Provide children with divert­ Hie eacapees were Identified as 6:30 Monitor Opposite East Cemetery all our negotiations vriUi Russia, tice ia a wide grass roots proposi­ stream of circumstances, it causes All rights reserved. Air Cleaners We Give Green Stamps that continue to )>um after they 10:3" Just Jazs SCRAP METAL Rente 44A, Belten United A nrch of Christ ing things to do en route, and A. Z. Smith, 38, of Wtnsted, who 11:00 News then West Germany will begin tion natural and Inevitable in the them to float along until a better Rookvine Newspaper Enterprise AsaA was serving time for riak of injury are placed in a car ash tray can Quality Memorials Rev. Edward W. Johnson, Viear Heat Pumps above all insist tliat they re­ be a nuisance. I got rid of this 11:30 Starlight Serenade playing ball with de Gaulle more hearts and souls of Americans * landing Is found. Re\’. Paul J. Bowman, Paatar main quietly in their seats. to a minor, indecent assault, and 1:00 Party A. AIMETTl, Prop. sia, leaving ua out in the cold amaurance to itself and to the whole the water appears clear. Below SA Poter’o Eptocepal Chnreh Topic: "The Next Step.” result in an accident. If your breaking and entering. ly goes out when it hits the soda Bfarlow’s and other fine Water Softeners so there are no more smouldering, 8:30 Bob Sirkin Show privileged to take or leave some country, that it has somehow, in the uniting of the two. the “Big Wapping Main S t storea OPEN MON­ car is a conveitibie, never trav­ 10:00 Tonight at My Placb Harrison St., Manchester whan N’a |im« *• Muddy, as the Missouri is called, Today" stubs. —ROY . Sign Off State of affairs we ourselves had Rev. Jamea A. Blrdaall, Viear Vernon Methodist Church DAY thru SATURDAY; Zone Control THE MAGAZINE OF el with the top down with chil­ ACCENTS ARE CATCHING WPOF—1410 spite of the treatment accorded it makes the larger river copper' RA 00 NEW CANAAN, Conn.- (AP) THURSDAYS tiU 0 PJ«. GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS PLEASANT PI.ACES SEE US FOR: dren. DEAR POLLY—If you cannot 1 :UO Joel Cash BOt made. in tha past, come forward to that colored. But all of this Inflow is 8:80 Am., Morning prayer and Rev. Robert FIrby Bath Rooms • Aluniinnm Roll Up Awnings It is wise to start early in the A local family bought a young , j 6:00 Bill Hughes Tha quarulous, nervous point of maturity and responsibility which absorbed as the river unites and Known for Quality Products sad Servlee A MONTHLY FEATURE OP m oving and get a couple of hours Scotch terrier from a kennel that gravel for the top of your 12 00 Girard sermon by the vicar. YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY a Venetian Blinds put grsiss clippings WINK—1280 view being expressed by some of can ease and ^>eed the opening of flows on AS one river. Even ^vhen 'Tueaday, 8:30 p.m.. Meeting of 0 a.m.. Morning worship and • Storm Doors of carefree driving In before specialized in beagles. Because I window box, 1 :UU Crfb News WATKINS-WEST 841 Broad SA, Manchester—Ml 0-4641 NEWSPAPER t h r ^ t t y hid idth“ thi'over the top. Tills will rave y ^ r 2:00 Yankees va. White Sox our allies, Mhich we have already dividing for islands, it is still all the officers and committee chair­ ohild osre. Sermon by the paa­ a Combination Windows breakfast If two can drive al­ ■xpart more doors forward. one river. tor. • ■^' ternately this will go a long way hounds, all his life he never 1 from dirt splatters when 5:00 Showcase and News CALL begun to try to allay with assur­ This will be, perhaps, the great men of the Episcopal Churchwom- Manchester Awning Co. the flowers. Dig the 8:30 Gord’in and All That Jazs FUNERAL • aaovHta And just as truly, there is unity en at the home of Mrs. WlUiam tor. Summer Sunday School. Ulanrli^Btfr toward relieving the fatigue, the irarked like a Scotty - he always , water the flowers. Dig 12:30 Sign Off ances that naturally enough they prise being sought, next Wednes­ in religion. It gives a state of good BOTH 196 WEST CENTER ST. cause of a large portion of acci­ bayed like a beagle. • • grass Into the dirt the following 643-6563 Cross. Telephone 049-3091 yeau* for organic fertilizer. — • PAOKNia win be consulted, early and fuUy, feeling and understanding, in the First Congregational Chnreh NOW! dents. I YOUTHFUL RUNAWAYS SERVICE day, in the midst of the greet dan­ STORES EataUlahed 1849 DORA DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — It was on any propositions we begin tak- modem term, integration. Its trib­ Of Vernon Even with periodic stops for ger Inherent^ In any such mass Sacred Heart Church Rev. John A. Lacey, Mlalstor 3MC an early elopement ..nd a short ORMAND J. WEST utaries yet enrich. It is active, but Rt. 80, Veraea GREEN rest and refreshment, it la a mis­ up seriously with Russia— demonstration. quiet; formal, but free: young, take to drive more than nine or DEAR POLLY — A man, 73 honeymoon for a young couple on propositions for Drug* Coded CATCHES FISH BAREHANDED CALL us >0( t.'ipnt hitp on yow next painting job. out locking the cellar door and RookvUle Methodist Chnrch Paatar must head back home, don’t un­ tops and bottoms cut off, to pro­ building worid peace, but to de- NORFOLK. Va. (AP) — For a tect plants' from cutworms ' amd DUGAN'S BEER CHICAGO — A guide to more lad who never before caught a 142 Grave Itt. SUMMER DISCOUNT der any circumstsncea crtMW the Tnr em today tfara and demonstrate our inten- than 5,000 drugs, coded by dosage; fish bigger than three ounces, Bev. Lanreaca M. HU, Paatar 8:30 Am., Worship service. center strip. This Is not only Il­ frost. Save bottoms for covers PAINT CQ when frost threatens. Set the car­ ^2 88 tien of avoiding, even when it may form, size, shape, color, and Mark Versprille 'ow has' the ^/JJethnson legal It is courting serious disas­ Plus Tax and Deposit maiklngs, has b^n published by 9:30 sJn., Morning Woiahip lad TalcottvUle Congregational Church OPEN AS USUAL 723 "MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 ter. Proceed instead to the next tons down two to two-and-a-half ■aam to eontaln aoma tempting world by its finny tall. ON FUEL OIL by Amoa Kentfield. Rev. Rohort K. Shimoda, Mtalatar authorized exit inches in the soil thus discourag­ eaaement- of world tenaions, the the American Medical Association. Mark, 11 years old, , plucked a I mR o m a t ^ d ic t il l e ^ It ia. expected to help identify ItVi-pound striped bass out of the Monday, 7:16 pjn.. Prayer and FILL UP NOW WITH BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Always use your directional sig­ ing chewing insects and worms. discussion time. —H. O. W. ipium of. any two-natian decree drugs taken 1^ poisoning, victims. surf at Ocean View with his bare 0:30 Am.. Pulpit exchange with ATLANTIC nals before changing lanes. Don’t EXTRA DRY GIN iar tha world. hands. tho Rov. Paul Bowtnan, Paator of change lanes any oftener than GIRLS-^On behalf of all' of you, so Proof i n Fan QL SA Jaha’a Rpianapal Oharth Union Church, Rockville, . preach­ 1 welcome this 78-year-old voice This la admittedly haady atuff, WORK UP APPETITE "I was wading in about four you have to. M l ULCER (BIN USUALLY PIS- BA 80, Varaea ing. Robert Boeba, daaeon of tha $28 MONDAYS Don’t ‘consider everyery truckt an of experience. —POtI.Y -» iw tha wnrid’a two biggaat na- V m ovm C A , Yugoslavia (AP) feet of water,’ ’ ^ d Mark, "whe . 200 m PAINTS A PPEA R S WITHIN 2 4 HOURS — A hotel in this Croatian town I heard a girl scream. As I Bev. James L. Grant, Bactar invitation^ to paqa Man:y trucks OF PROPER TREATMENT, BUT with ‘ thMr laadars aadi has a unique way to work up cus- turned around, I saw the fish tall travel 60 miles per hour an these 1 DEAR POLLY—I think Mrs. look for the golden arches. . . McDonald s HEALING REQUIRES ABOlfl- 6 R. M.’a idea tor antartalning chil­ VICHI'S •agar for aocoinpUak- tomars' appetites before they get go under. I went under after it, 0 Am., Holy Communion. SA Boraard’a Oharch MCKINNEY'S highways. At 60,;m.p.h. you should WEEKS OF TREATMENT. 46 WEST CENTER STREET i prastige, not only for tha into the restaurant. then lost it, 0:80 Am., Morning Prayer and SA Baras rd’a Tm.. Baekvlllo DURING MONTH of AUGUST Always leave six esr lengths be« dren oo a long drive by paying PACKAGE 'STORE Bav. Patrick P. Mahaaay, Paqtar OA SERVICE tween you and the car ahead. I them a nickal every tlmh they SILVER LANE EXTENSION k.ew* peeple, but for Stairs laadlng to the restaurant “ But I stepp^ on it going to­ Sermon. 80 B I 8 8 E L L ST. have tha menu and wins list print- ward shore. Thla tfma I got It Wadneaday, .ifi aul, Hol^ Oom- TEL. (M3-tl41 Advertise in The Herald—It Pays It you don't want to go as tuft catch tha driver in an error would '% im » lenare «f teth f, ad eh tha stapa. by the taij and pulled it In^ munion. ifaaaaa at 7, 8, 0.10 and 11 aha 9 . ■ ' .. . « ' ' . .. P A G E 8 E V B I .e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTKR, CX)HN„ SATURDAY; AUGUST 24,

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gAOIAtd RESULTS ORYtt^ “foweLS autu fi*0M ALL -ntACtiS (MCHKM OtiLY) HE PICKED U(* MV] PIT ME FOR TlEA^tCtT WtDUNOE 3 _ SECON DS OM League Lead Shaved ENERyTHItOO R60RE6? TH\Si].NC»4 IF t j C A R M A C K * — Medley J Lots of AL Action can! Fin d SAKE 60RR0NEDt) WlS morninC HE talked * 5 AND LEFT, lOGtaftod (bar.) ME ItOTO SOME«»^^rA• r, ACKOBS . fa rally that produced two runs. ENBRyBODV.^ STAINED SC3CK5, MEAFLASHV ULradOAttn) /API __ Including a hcmiar. virw vcRTf / AP)_T.rav.«>tory over anclnnati and i8-game*-more runs Md lE M D IN G ITawStar” NEW YORK Pepltone also Mnried In the clinch­ iM'OECLAR- TO MATCH, NEWSMA'VINAViNAi USeoa(VT.) - ' Beneficiaries M this hurst of-of­ NEW YOKK ( A r ) — Tvrtnner Jim Maloney. singled in Altman. Oibson. 14-7, iNGAPHEeTA HIM M.V cqiitd aocrunMcai race, but a lot of running. ing run after a double and stolen struck out 12 but lost his shutout T U . BE IN K IT F O R .. TShitok fense were Frank L«ry and Phil beard Warren Spahp, sudden- Fourth-place Philadelphia, z>niv only struck out 12 but loat hU shutout b r An d aiSeflmto w l "3 A K E i HieN SECURITY.'w ULotekM* That was it in the American Regan, both of whom coaUted to base by Bobby Richardson in ths ly turning into a Bluebeard l y , back, defeated Pittsburgh 4-3 in the eighth. !d z M C N E D O U T, NEW deWb complete game victorias. The sixth, and banged a two-run single * « a ^SHIOK M C H n sfn d t 32SU(ger*d League last night aa Detroit, against Los Angeles, has and the Chicago Cubs snapped a LAST NK3HT.' ehanin® U8«t«1 aalfucnUiie B fd^ore and Los Ai^elefl losers were Pete Lovrlch and is the Tanks made It a hreese three-game losing streak by OIANT8-RED8— BUGGS BUNNY KIT.'' Dave Wlckereham. - with four mns off Jim BToanan in taken another step toward his The Giants hammered Maloney, U D iw m ra 34 A then* scored runs like they were go­ edging the New York Meta 6-5. ITO iM g * aSOne.wlw • .* * ' the seventh. 13th 20-victory season while * • * 18-6, and Jim Coates for 16 hits, IMSmrrm (■affix) .. ing out of style while the New OBIOLBB-TWINfi— Jim Bouthn allowed 10 White shaving the Dodgers’ Nation­ BRAVES-DODOERB— Haller’s homer breaking a 8-8 tie W W lthd iw i as Land uwutnfalp Baltimore broke loose for 10 hits Box hits and watted five, hut went in the fourth. as Balk 39 Bo* Yoric Yankees routinely added For a while at Los Angeles, it against Minnesota and climbed all the way to r his 17th victory al lead to 5 1/2 games. looked like father and son night, Bob Bolin, working in relief of XHuImcY Sai^poH another length to their al­ Given home run support by Ed­ dincUea WFathor.kr over the Twins Into third place, agalnirt six losses. TTUhelm la 3-8.' with Spahn making his SOlst ma­ Jack Sanford, got the victory, hla aTBtblkal Mme inftaoeeInrtoix* Brolop ready commanding lead. only two percentage points behind a ' a a die Mathews and Hank Aaron, the jor league start against Dick Cai- eighth agaiijst four losses. ifio* 4B OBSooieJaca® Son of Jacob — A— WipMa.. • • • n B lf h in pttcb 401kke into H ie Tlgara battered Kaneaa City the WhlU. Sox. 42-year-old Milwaukee left-hander mus, a 19-year-old Dodger rookie coitodjr (Bib.) . . . . 17-2 and S3, the Oriolee clouted ANOEtA-BBMATOBS- posted victory No. 16 PMday (matic) 46CiMC«(bMi atCompotoi Lula Apariclo and Jadiie Brandt starting lor the first time. Calmus PHILS-PIBATES— aSRouta («bi) 42 Combine Minnesota 14-4 and S3, and the led the attack In the first game Keh McBride {Atahed six no-hltj night, scattering nine hits In a 6-1 Wes Covington's two-run homer aSFhlpeckat innings snd wound iqi holding the lasted less than an inning as E r r Angels smothered Washington with four hits sach aa ths Orioes triumph over the Dodgers. Mathews chased him with home in the third inning off Don Sch- (ilang) 17-0. MeanwhUe, the Tanka pu^ed Senators to three singles while the MSbdUrcdilde Imocked off left-hander Dick SUg Time1C was when T,,.c. Spahn 0--got 6 j-unnm |1J0, No. i 19. t f . Aarun Aaron uumiccicuconnected m in wall. T.1**.. «6-9, put, ------— the------PhilliesT ’ J ~ ahead to IT nr 11 games ahead with a 7-2 victory I man for the fifth straight time Angeles pouhded a quartet of paid vacation when the Braves,ninth for his 33rd homer, stay before they pushed across the Washington pltobers for 19 hits. IT over their nearest challenger, the this season. Russ Snyder rapped a metUlCl thel.ic Dodgers. o. He went...... Into- now 16-6,10-0, was touchedlUUCHCU foriV/l deciding run . — in--- the fifth------on a ''’alk. - IT Chicago White Sox. pair of homers and beat out a bunt FeUx Torres paced the winners the sea.son with an 18-34 record •; Dodvers'Dodgers' only run in the first,first a hit batter and an error by Bob sa CornWi town single for Baltimore In the second with two- doubles and two singlea. against his worst tormentors, but! ^y Maury Wills, an Bailey.OCUICIJ'. Strong relief pitchingg------o by „ (pitftx) rr In Uie AL’s other game, Lu Clin­ a a a . ' eoNiuUad tom. ton’s Uth-innlng homer n ve Bos­ game, chasing in four runs, and has developed into a Dodger killer pyj ^nd Tommy Davis' Jack BaMschun preserved the vlc-vic­ 41ReetiUer BT B ton a a-2 decUdon over Cleveland, Jim GentUe also homered. RED BOX-INDIANB— with a 4-0 record against the tory for Dennis Bennett, 7-2. IV • • • ?HCy ALWAYS 44'lTampet eoand pinning a tough loss on Pedro Ra­ MUt Pappas and Robin Roberto (JUnton’a homer was the third front-runners this year. CRY WHEN 47Nomadf a pt pr — B ^ ~ ■ ” r r r mos. each gained hie 13th victory. of the game off Ramos, but only Second-place St. Louis gained a CARDS-OOLTS— CUBS METS— i-2V SlRetom a a a the fifth hit given up by the Cuban Billy Williams drove in five runs 8-SH GOMES OR60E S - 53 Voice (dtoU Igame with a 4-1 decision over The Cardinals scored their runs MAS. SdVlndicato X IO B B A A ’s— YANK8-WHITE SOX— right-hander in ’his 13-innlng stint. Houston behind Bob Gibson's five- in the first Inning against Dick 1 with his 20th and 21st homers and Joe Pepltone was the key man He held the Red Sox without a hit __ •• ...... A L . . . /"Colt s ... 14 . a .sacrifice Flxrfly Qc as the C^jbs1 Vt a rbeat i A A L BY V. f . HAMLIN BBGenoe o< betbf s? ______The Tigers collected 37 hits in hitter. Farrell, 10-10. helped by ALLY OOP B6CorrcletiTe of the sweep over tlie AthleUca, with as the Yankees hung a loss on until two were out In the seventh, wild the Mets. Ron Hunt and Duke Car- bcotber Norm C a ^ the big belter. He had flutterbaU artist Hoyt Wilhelm In when Carl Yaatrzemski homered. _.ANPVOU / WHAT'S BrBBinaia BTreballing Dick Radats ran bis OH, RIR HEWEN SAKES, SO, _ , VIOLENCE IS - CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER two homerB in me opener, two one of his Infrequent starts. The . O O re A JU K E BOX HIT.' ( I WIU.» O L KNOW HOW / VIOLENCE ALVMAYS A f ...WHEN RSI.* DOWN record to 18>4 with 4 3-3 innings 9 knucklebaUer went four perfect IT% JUST A PASSING RkD.' I REMB^BER r ABHOR \ QOTTPO '•-V FACTOR.- ( EXCEEDS THE singles in the second game, and ITai.Mahal Me flnlabed with five runs hatted in. innings before Pepltone led off of relief, checking the Indians on MIHT,MOBOCY WILL EVEN >v IT. VIOLENCE.' V WITH IT? ______—f< V SPECS.' aSoriet itieem BTHTTK r m three hits and striking out seven. REMBulBER IT IN SDUmtdi^ Dick McAulifie accounted for five the fifth with a single, triggering TM KTY PAYS.' 4PoUtoee (diiL) S' ■ FTencbriTcr • Mitcallna Boros, Nichlaus, Palmer Well Back nickiianM TSodeUr (aK) ST Major League • Solldt Sox Homers tKOitaMMHMi Red SHOP TALK—John Orsino of the Baltimore Orioles, =^Leaders= dressed in his baseball catcher’s gear, compares equip­ Pott Takes Over Lead Ramos Jinx ment with Peter Manson, a wicket keeper on a cricket AMERICAN LEAGUE End team. Manson, a native of Australia now living in Balti­ Batting — Yastrzemakl, Boston, •-M, BY J. It W nXIAM I OUT OUR WAY .325; Kaline, Detroit, .319; Pear­ 'POUNDS PB? more, helped put on a cricket exhibition last night be­ In American Golf Play SQUARE tween games of a baseball doubleheader. Orsino tried son, Los Angeles and Rollins, Min­ (CLEVELAND (AP)—Th« Red Sox finally got to their nesota, .807; Wagner, Los Angeles, INCH rAM-HA/ AAETHINKS WE’VE CAOSHT J AVH-VEKliy/ (TOBIEV- AMBCiUCAN LKAOUE •lOW flWAKE-IN-TMe-ORASS lUA / ETH AWTHAT 7H* VAWJET pitching nemesis, Pedro Ramos, but it took 18 innings to do his hand at the game and socked a ball into the bleach- .300. Cl Q.B. AKRON, Ohio (AP)— LaMty Johnny Pott, the only player l i t t l e HANKV-BAMKy.' DOTH V W0ULPSIKKTDSUOi W. L. PoL et-s. (AP Photofax.) Runs — Tresh, New York, 79; THIS NOT PItOVEdUR SLISPICWN/DEPTHSTO aiLK HIS it last night as Boston moved into fifth place in the Ameri­ Jf«w York . .. . B l 4fi .648 to tie together sub-par rounds, hoped his red-hot putter can League with a i-2 victory over the Cleveland Indiana. YastTzemakl, Boston, 78; Kaline, r a is c u x A ’s POP BY AL VERMEER ASTD HOWTH' KNAVE HAS ^✓ CQMPANIOMS OPTW Chicago ...... 70 SO JMM Detroit, 76; Allison, Minnesota, 75; would ward off the big-name challengers today in the third BEEN SCm M S HIS BALL SREEMSWIARP OUT OF Tbebe Box also got a Eft.Bft.wtth with aw f ------— " B a lttm o is...... 73 SB fiS i OUTOFTH'BAMPTRARB A fflUARTBKWKSER •Action Increases Tonight- Colavlto, Detroit, 74. round of the $50,000 American Golf Classic. vou ime pM»Ung paraormanoe by Sari son said, "a real, hiving nightmare. Mhmeoola ...,W S7 J148 Runs Batted In—Stuart, Boston, NO^NO! LIKE I HE» BEEN IN __~*«S 2S L ON A SAAAE OF ______Wfieon, wfao bad been retegatod to Boston ...... 81 86 .484 The 27-year-old graduate of Lou-^> r JUST CANT A L L P A V r ^ It makes you feel so sick that you 08; KaUne, Detroit, 82; Wagner, SHOWED YOU* TEACW A ®IRL a - < the huUfMii after being Ut hasd die a little inside.’’ Ctoveland ....fif 87 .481 isiana State University, who ha* better than another peu" to tie D etroit ...... 88 «8 .4B8 Los Angeles, 78; Powell, Elalti- been on the tournament trail (or , rr LIKE 1 . 1 « ANYTW INkS- in hto loMt nine staxts. He said, ’’losing again and agato, Chiefs Show Talent, more, 72; Ward, CMcsgo and How­ Boros, Dave Marr and Gay Brew­ seven years but has only three vic­ V^jWEO'tOuM I H Ln CMbbon dettvered ttM Ug time alter time, buUds up ipside Itos Angeles ..SB 71 .454 ard, New York, 60. er Jr., while Arnold Palmer, still bkiw laat nigUt, heiKtng Ranwa you something fierce. It fnistf- _Kanaaa______City ..8 7 SB .463 Hits—Yaatrzeimkl, Boston, 148; tories to show for his efforts, com­ faced with putting problems, found with a borne run in the top o f the 46 81 AB2 piled a three-stroke lead over Bob­ and oonluaas you. Ite asp«BlaI|y w eahlng^ KaUne, DetroK, 146; Ward, Ohi- himself six strokes off the pace 13th im fng. , Yantraemaki had Frtday's Reoulto by Nichols In the first two rounds nerve-wrackln;, o and Pearson, Los Angeles, with a 70-71—141. iMxnered in ih* seventh for Bos­ But Not Enough Fans BootoB 8, Otovetoad 3, (18)i 141; Richardson, New York, 140. of the 72-hoIe tournament. ton’s test run—and to break up roost part, you don’t know what’f D«toc4t 17-8, Kansas a t y 3-3. Eleven others, including Gary wrong." Home Runs— Stuart, Boston, S3; Dropping birdie putts of 65 and Player and the Hebert brothers Ramos’ no-hit effort—and Eddie Baltimore 14-6, Minnesota 4-2. 60 feet, Pott mastered the 7,166- 'The tall right-hander feela the NEW YORK (AP) — Loolu<^ o t l four deep in Ida end zone KlUebrew, Minnesota, 28; Allison, Lionel and Jay—were grouped at Brensoud tied Mm game with an­ Lea Ancetoa 17, Waabtaftoa B. yard Firestone Country Club buUpen rest ordered by Manager Mke th» uaros aituaWon to r and flashed a h the way for the Minnesota 26; Wagner, Los An­ 142. other borne ran in the eighth. New Yatfe 7, OUoaco 3. geles and Howard, New York, 24. course with a 82-89—68 Friday fol­ y j Ramoa gave ths Red Sox only Johnny Peaky waa Just what he Today’s Game# the Kanuas City Ohiefa u they matching touchdown. Then, Nichols’ Score Beal Pitching—^Radatz, Boston, 18-4, lowing an opening 67 for a flve-un two other hMa and faimed 14 In needed. He feeto hto kwlng streak had when they were the Dnlles after Gene Minco’a field goal Nichols, 27, had the best score OUoa«o (Heitiert 11-8) at N« 766; Bouton. New York, 17-6, .780; der-par 136. another fine efBort againM hto bad built up until be had a psy- Tatk (Ford 11-7). ’Texaiwc h ad shoved Denver In front of the second round. His 33-34— 67 Peters, Chicago, 14-5, .787; Pas Miller Barber, who waa tied ohologlcal problem to overoems— d ty (Diabowaky 8 -B ) at .Lota of talent, not enough g grain WUson clicked W ith put him in a challenging position "ooitolna." cual, Mlimreota, 16-6, .727; Ford. WUaen StroiBg aa weU as finding out what was DatooH (LoHch 4-8). tena. Johnson on a 82-yard pass with Pott for the first-round lead, and he might have been even New York, 17-7, .708. Wltooti was juat es Strong, hoi- wrong. (Tnrley 3 -B ) a* Olovo- Only 6,866 turned up laat play for the go-ahead Kansas had a 36-36—72 and dropped into closer had it not been (or a double Strikeouts — Running, Detroit, iNng the Indiene bo five hdts and Unwound Inside laad (DMMPvaa B-10). night at their new rent-free City tduohdown. a three-way tie (or third place | boggy g on the 410-yard No. 14. only one earned run beifore being He said the week in the buUpen Lea Aacelea (Newman 8-8) at dlgiglna in Kanaaa (3lty to see Action — and attendanoa— 163; Barber, Baltimore, 161; with Australian Bruce Crampton | Oddly enough, Nicklaus also had Peters, Chicago, 150; Stigmnn, »-X ¥ relieved by I>lck RedeJU In the "gave me a ohanoe to unwind a WaaUngton (Bodolph 7-14). the ddfendtng American Foot­ picks up tonight. and 29-year-old Dave Hill. I a bogey on the same hole while BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Minnesota, 146; Monbouquette, bit inside and think things out Mlnneaols (Stance B-4) at Bal- ball League champions rip the Five NFL Gamea Julius Boros, the U.8. Open I Boros, Barber and Palmer all bad lUnth. Boston, and Plzarro, Chicago, 145. 'But the gang ISN’T over here eonatantly. Dad! You He waa touched for a home run And physically, it ga've me an op­ tknore (HaU 6-8), (N ). Deiwer Bronooe, 30-16, behind The N ational Football champion, also in a tie (or the bogeys. Not one of the leaders blr- p|p>tob ha. Fred WUtfietd In the second. portunity to work on my pitch­ B«nday*a Gamea the eye-popphig play of a cou­ League, heading for a pre- lead after the first round, (ell dled the 14th. oan't call four nighu a waak eonatantlyr __e oUber Cleveland run came on ing.’’ Fanaaa City at Detroit, 3. ple of rookies and a bright season record with 607,607 sd- NATIONAL LEAGUE back with a 89-87—78 (or a 140 The tournament's final two OOTHPir<3N THE KNUHT ■BIANT a walk, a tlwowlng error l y catefa- Wilson didn’t gat credit for last Boaton at develaad X, 1:80 p-m. eophomora quarterback. ready logged for 13 playing Batthig — Groat, St. Louis. total. j . i ! w r r r w j rounds will be televised nationally PURPOSE? er Ruas Nboon on an attempted night’s win but his oonfidenoe Loa Angelea at Washington. Draw Only 12,600 dates, has five gamea headed .833; T. Davis, Loa' Angeles .330; Putting Problems I in part by ABC—today from 6 to oteal and Muggiah fielding by oeived a healthy boost from hto MhuiBsats at Baltim om In. two exhalxltilon appear­ by the Beara-Packers show­ Pinson, Cinctamatt, .324; C3em«ite. Jack Nicklaus, the PGA and 19 p.m., EDT, and Sunday from YaetnNmakt when Nixon’s throw strong performance. OMca|« at New York X, X p.m. ances, the Oviefs have drawn down before 46,000 at Milwau­ Pittsburgh, .328; Aaron. Milwau­ Masters champion, could do not '4:30 to 9 p.m., EDT. alightiy nKxre than 12,500—ap­ B E N C A S E Y went Mto left field. Bob Turley will pitch today’s Monday’s Game* kee’s County Stadium. kee and Gonzalez, Philadelphia, Yaetiraemrtd made up for his game, still seeking hie third vic­ Mtnnseota at Washington X, proximating the number of In the others, DaUaa plays .818. fenx pas In the next Inndng with tory of the season. He has lost (Twl-N). tioket iwqueata the Green Bay Los Angelas at Portland, Ore., Runs — Aaron, Milwaukee, 04; Fnckeira, the "other’’ chaiupa, hto iMmer, and in ths ninth when nine." Dick Donovan (9-10) is the Oidy Game Scheduled. Detroit meets St. Louis at Flood, St. Louis, 91; May*. San he resohed over the left field fence Imd to refuae for tondght’a aell- HOUR O W N - probable starter for Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE Omaha, Philadelphia plays Frandsoo and White, St. Lnul* Young Student., I M »W T IT IN T H e V . /womeoMiajM bo take a home run away from out game with the Chicago Sports Viewing CASB)'. n a B »«N D ON TN i MMTHOUSHIU. ANDXMWV* W L P et Washington at Charlotte, arM 90; Rose, CTnclimall, 85. Max Alvis. S t Louie ...... 71 68 JHi9 Bears at MiUwaukee. . Runs Batted In — Aaron. Mil­ SSLee0U NEBV ISth for Radatz Los Angeles . ,76 80 .60S - waukee. 106; White, St. Louis, 01; Teacher Gain 'The vlobory was numiber IS for Bowling Meeting ft>rmer Olympdc sprdivter Stotie at Atlanta. 1:80— Red Sox v*. Indians • H ew ^XMfie Son Frandsoo 70 87 .661 The American League has Boyer, St Loul*, 88; Pinson, Cin­ Radaitz, who has loot four, and PhUaddphia . .70 89 .543 Johtnon of Orambling and cinnati, 83; Santo, Chicago and Channel 30 The Men’s Major Doubles Boston at Buffalo, and on came In his first refief appearance Milwaukee ... .87 81 JUS 1 ChariUe Warner of Prairie MoCovey, San Frandsco, 82. 1:55— White Sox vs. Yanks Amateur Final o ■ League will hold an organization Simday afternoon, Cleveland '0 'o V o * in 11 days. The last time he Olnolnnntl ....6 8 68 JI19 1 View College in Texaa, paced Hits — Pinson CXndimati s n d Channel 8 meeting Monday sA 8:30 p. m. at is at San Francisex) and New had worked wee Aug. 12 sit Min­ Chicago ...... 88 63 .812 1 the Chiefs lust night. Groat, St. Louis, 171; IVhlte, St. 2 p.m.— Mets vs. Cubs « O « • •' z z Holiday Lanes. ’This leaigue wiU York at Minnesota in the WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (AP) neapolis. . PIttalmrgh . . . .64 62 .608 1 With the Broncoe leading Louis, 159; Aaron, Milwaukee, 168; Channel 18 bowl Friday evenings at 8:30. NFL, and New York ait Oak­ 4:30— Race of the Week —A gum-chewing high school stu­ Wilson was confident of getting Houston ...... 47 81 .867 9 7-0 in the first quarter, W ar­ Flood, St. Louis, 153. S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEa l , Teams Intereeted in Joining and land in the AFL.’ Ohannei 18 dent and a high school history ~ out of his slump when told he New York ....4 0 87 .818 9 ner grabbed the Denver kick- Home Runs — MoCovey, San ik do not exceed 253 average aooord- 6 p.m.—Wide World ef Sports teacher—both from the Pacific would be taken out of the bullpen Friday’s Results Francisco, 34; Aaron. Milwaukee, bo st€irt in Caevetoncre big Munici­ Ing to state tistlnge may attend (UtUe League) Northwest—square off today In the tPj E^SHGeXB^CK' Chicago 6, New York 8. S3; Mays, San Frandsoo, 80; San­ 38-hole final of the Women's Na­ pal Staiditun. the meeting or (sail Paul Oorrenti CXiannel 8 ^ACCOBOW^) 10 PlANET e a r th I PhUadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2. to Chicago and White, St. Louis, tional Amateur Golf Champion­ ttu “It’s been a nightmare," Mljl- at Holiday Lanes. St Louis 4, Houston 1. 10 p.m— Fight of the Week -10 MV m K A U . WONT MENTION THAT 2 2 . (Gonzaleziya Beni’enutl) ship. Milwaukee 6, Los Angelea 1. Stratford Plays Today Pitching — Perranoski. Los An­ Making her first bid for the fCAlOiLADONS:! THEWAV 1WEORV1DASOOU/ San Frandsoo 11, Clndnnati 8. geles, 13-2, .867; McBean, Pitts­ SUNDAY crown is 16-year-old Peggy Ckmley THEVIORU) AROUND Today’s Games burgh, IS-S, .813; Koiifsx, Los An­ of Spokane, Wash., a candid Ht- New York (WlUey 7-11) at Chi­ 1:80— Red Sox vs. Indians MUST BE AND geles, 19-5, .792; Spahn, Milwau­ Channel SO tle teen-ager who calmly fired a cago (Koonce 1-2). kee, 16-5, .762; Marichal. San one-over-par 73 In her semifinal BOUND PROVE Clndnnati (’Tsltourls 8-6) at In Little League Final 1:56— White Sox v*. Yanks MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLa Francisco, 19-6, .760. match Friday as she became the UKE A IT. San Frandsoo (O’Dell 11-6). Channel 8 Strikeouts — Koufax, Los An­ 2 p.m.— Mets v*. Cubs youngest finalist since 1899, when BAO. Pittsburgh (Ctordwell 11-12) at geles, 288; Drysdale, Los Angeles, the national amateur was In Its Philadelphia (Short 8-0) (N). WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP)— East is matched against Channel 18 21.5; Maloney, Clndnnati. 195; 4:30— Akron Golf Tourney second year. St Louis (Taylor 7-5) at Hous­ West today in the grand finale of the 1963 Little League Her opponent is effervescent, (^IVeMBAOIM&AND I'M<^KK91D0R9N WHVOIOrHAVe'IDBer Marichal, San Frandsco, 176; Gib­ Channel 8 j:-2¥ rMAAAAl^lOAN. ton (Brown 4-9) (N). World Series. The two finalists are Granada Hills, Calif., and son, St. Louis, 153. dark-haired Anne Quasi Welts, 25. GLOSS vcxjR eves. W&&5NCM../XA/? BORN THE ONIVINNOCeNr Milwaukee (Lemaster 9-8) at I C A t i / M k B A OKAV...T? Stratford, survivors of over 4,000 playoff games that started of Mt. Vernon, Wash., who is aim­ eiAVOIZLOFULLGP Los Angelea (Podres 11-8) (N). six weeks ago in all corners of the ing (or her Uiird title In 11 trlas. WMe DI'aAPFEdR- Sunday’ s Gaines QDNROeNOEMBNT world. Mrs. Welts’ semifinal victim on BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Tex., 3-2 in extra innings a n d Game time waa 2 pun. (BJDT). Taconic Golf Club’s exacting. New Yoik at Chicago 2:80 Izmir, Turkey, 14-0. 6,195-yard course was defending ' St Louis at Houston It was the third East-West Stratford also held a slight edge queen JoAnne Gunderson, also a TUlS$H m tuom c/ championship match in the 17-yeai' jmKtCOME: 'i£> AQIwaukee at Los Angdes in team batting averages with a native of Washington State bul Oindnnatl at San Frandsoo history of the series, wdth the Bast .289 to .267 for Granada Hills. now living in ITovidence, R.I. (}UICK,iUMA! Monday’s Games holding a 2-0 edge. Spirits were high yesterday aa Pfo Charts Mis.s Gunderson had won three -©V T«URRA>y o u s b m a n - spAaHmi, St Louis at San Frandsoo Besides trying to end East dom­ the two championship teams times since 1957. SAU9AGEp/ Mllwankee at Houston (N). ination, Granada Hills also was out bratzed through brisk morning ie.iWei UiiC—li >N eJhJ • How do I feel? ” Mrs. WelLs CHEKE, VINO.' Clndnnati at Los Angdes, (N) to give California an unpreceden­ workouts. Both managers, Mike answered breathlessly after her 3 Only games scheduled. ted third straight championship. Montecalvo of Stratford, and Glen Washin^t and 2 victory. "Thrilled, simply San Jose won it last year and El Berry, of Granada Hills, said they thrilled to pieces. I guess it must Cajon in 1961. expected a "real tough game." have been my best match ever. Alumni Juniors, Connecticut also owns two Little The youngsters were more de­ But I was like everybody else etoieim.i«.T»ti*.axee.c 8-2Y League crowns, (Norwalk in 1952 finite about who was going to win. when we started, feeling that Jo­ and Stamford in 1951). Tabbed as starting pitchers for Anne was practically unbeatable.” Coaches to Play little League observers billed the contest were Granada H i,l 1 s' Miss Conley's 1-up triumph wa.s CAPTAIN EAST BY LESLIE TURNER the contest in advance as one of Dave Sehnem, who celebrates liia posted over college junior Carol ! Coaches and players of the the most evenly matched finals in 13th birthday-,tomorrow, and John Sorenson of Janesville. Wis. The Alumni Junior Bssebsil League history. Slisar of Stratford. "S' chubby cutie. who was runner-up in the junior championship last VBS.-OlMr»' wpvBMBr.SBVKALraias. xcoirr eatanKFRoiK , VEs-EKueaia ooHide tonight in a sea-son-end Both teams went into the bout Both had 1-0 charts for the SADISTIC SEA WISH TO ALARM VWi BDT tPRPNfllMDDR nOWNTlDTtMr \MlN&«WlitP game starting at 5 o’clock at Char­ with impressive playoff records. •series. week, finished one under the wo- MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD CAPTAIN 1$ fULL .BmiriaR TO JUMP sHP iRW n* muRiMl TW'MsnUP'MAY ter ,pak Park. Stratford had 13 tournament Leading hitter at game time was RUNNING—This is where the?- DEFENSIVE LINE Main men s competitive course record DAW50NI Wiyf 'iruuasiiPTO NMRRaMMNEM ------>CUM »I Two players from each league triumphs, Granada. Hills 12. Both Connecticut’s Ron Deffo with a Redskin teepee leaks moot. Bill switch finds Ed Khayat replacing of 74 but did not hole out all her YOUVE HEARD team have been selected to oppose swept through their prehminary putts. Women's par here is , ^ to r r m homer, a double, two singles and Barnes and fullbacks Don Boaseler Toneff at tackle. TTiat could be TT * joa sooN ! the coaches in the wrapup of the games in the series with little two walks in six trips to the plate. trouble unlees Ron Snidow or Ben 36-36-72. znnr WELL, MICHAEL, and Jim Cunningham run as hard "If I don't get untired soon. I IT WAS A FINE league’s first season. Trophies will trouble. Both teams received hundreds of Da-vidson develop. John Paluck WE ONLY FINISHEO THICO, BUT IT WAS A BANQUET.'AND be presented to the Mets. legaue Stratford downed Valleyfield, telegrams wishing them "good ss anybody, but not nearly as fast. shows signs of playing back to ’60 don’t know what I’ll do” re­ marked Miss Ckjnley, who has (HOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON FOR ME— AL MADE A champe, and the Orioles, runners-1 Queb^, 5-1, then Duluth, Minn., luck." There’s juot no breakaway threat. form. Andy Stynchula at right end. been bothered by a slight virus BECAUSE I FINAUV <50T IT THROUGH MV GREAT SPEECH.' up, prior to tonigtat’z game. 6-0; Granada Hills beat Houston, A morning consolation game Dick James is a slippery guy, al- Joe Rutgerw at left tackle are the infection. ” I've never even seen THICK SKULL, THAT WIN OR LOSE, THE BIG was scheduled between Izmir and tennating with Bcu-nee, birt lacks solid guys and peas rushers. B— THING IS THAT OUR KIDS HAVE FUN.' eiza C— Mrs. Welts play, let alone aver Duluth. played her. I think I'll need about AD Atlantic Coast Loop Teams UNEBACKING — The develop­ 80 hours of sleep to catch up after PASSING — There’s no telling ment of Allen Miller as the middle this week.” how good Norm Snead will be. backer to the vital factor. . Rod To Begin Slates 'This Weekend ?! Every year brings progress as a Breedlove at the right corner has Upset at Stratford field general, and he has all the gained stature. Gordon Kelley at Ellington Captures equipment to be as good a passer other corner la a Journeyman per­ eiMt,inM».Tii.i»4rarT as anyone^ George Izo, Galen Hall former. With Bob Pellegrini to do NB3W YORK—All 12 team* inf on Sunday, Oct. 27 at Portland be- STRATFORD (AP) — The Swim Mefet, 137-88 tween the Sea Hawks and Sowing- back him up. A— swing work, tbe Unebacldng will Um Attontic Ooost Football League giant-killing has started early in be more stable thiui In post. B — DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLlAMS field Acorne. Another swimming victory wea will snvhig into action this week­ Tonight’s Tussles this year’s Women’s World Soft- RBOElVINa — Sn«ad-to.Mitch- recorded by the Elungtbn Ridge end as the A OFT. move* M o its 'nUs everkng the Newark Rears, ball Tournament. SECONDARY — Important re­ In the opening game last night, ell represents 90 per cent of the casting finds Johnny Sample and Country <5iub awim teem this seocmd week of play. Only one who won the league championship Skin offenoe. Bobby Mitchell MR. ABERNATHl H> RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ' hi, FaHN/1 NOi MARCO-.OUA game was on Uve schedule lant Phoenix, Ariz., scored a 1-0 vic­ first-yecu: man Lonnie Sanders at week. Latest viotim wea PauU- loot year when they were known Miould terrorize the league again paug by a 137-88 count In a Hay, p a L m. BABiy.YOl/M p A Tf’S OFF. 1 MUST weekend with the Portland Sea as the F’aterson, N. J., Miners, open tory over the 1962 champions from the vital comer posts, backed by TAKi rr iA«y CALL.INS1D as the right flainker. If Pat Richter Claude Crahb, who’s still a comer. lengthy 27-event meet. GET LOST, MISTER, i 'll w o r k OUT ^^y LIAVaTDNMHrFOR Hawka defeating the visiting Prov­ defense of the title by playing host Orange. Calif. O N T H A T M C iR T A lN THt coAer. rvcaor The clinch^ was a home run pans out aa a tight end, it’ll take Jim Steffen hag been moved to l^ura Olekalnki led the winners I dop/ t n eed RESCUE PROBLEMS idence SteomroUers, 20-13, in on to Springfield at Schools Stadimn, o M REASy KID Z WpN'T BiL ID a iiA M A N ABOUT m a s f i s ^ the, heat off Bobby. FTed Dugam safety and thrivee at k. Dele with three firets — the backotroke. OWN WAY' exciting league inaugural. Newark. Other games tonight in­ by Sis King that nearly was pulled YDUR HELP. My •TUFF/ lATfTPWHTi aOIU)IN6ACHAIN — a m w c a w and Bill Anderson, experienced Hackbart, Doug EXmore, Jim Kerr breentatrok- and crawl events for OF MARINAS.' Four of thto wnek’s six gamm clude: Pittsburgh Valley fronmen in by Orange centerflelder Odette Griffin. Odette bad her glove on hands, tussle for third job. B -f fight for the fourth Job. C-f 10-yeax-odd girts. Barry Kuhnly, wlH be played under the Ugbto. a Mohawk Faloone (Harmon Lee Schweir and Bob Snyder were Field, Herkimer, N. Y.) and Heu-- It but an instant later she crashed Ttie two exceptions' are the games double wiimera. rtobuig Oapltoto at Boston Sweep- into the fence and the ball landed OFFENSIVE LINE—Same cast SUMMARY—Snead sad Mitch­ in AnKXda, between the Black ell make the Skins an explosive, Knigtaita and Portland at Ndan era (Everett Stadium. Everett. on the other side. aa a year agi^—Vince Promuto and frequently ezdtoag team. But tbe RECORD SALE FM d, and WeMchester Orusadani Mass ), Under the double elinunation John Nlsby at gwrds, Riley Matt­ lack of speed in the baokfleld to BALTIMtmE —(NBA) —A Na­ faiCT! PLEASE?— Candidates for the Manchester High at Baltimore Broncos (Brooklyn Li addition to the PorUhnd at rules a team stay in the tourna­ son and FYan (^rlen. It’s a young ment untU it has lost twice. crew. Promuto Is the best blocker painfully apparent, and the delen- tional Football League record for football team pick the right size helmet at a meeting Park Stadium, Baltimore) both Ansenda and Westchester at Bed- seeeon ticket sales by one elub tknore games tetnorTow, the sched­ In the balance of last night’s for ftmnlag. Mattson baa come slve secondary will otlll suffer be- Sunday at X pm. These are two of eanse o l lacoqMtieaee and tfaa wea Mt by the Beltlmara Ootts. last night at the schotJ to distribute equipment. Coach tbe three daytime gamea ca the ule lists the Jersey (City) Giants tripleheader, fitratford cut down stroiig on paaa protection. Vet ■wttchfaif 9e find • right eealMk They eut off ieenrai m im •fter Tony Alibrio (back row, center) checks off tb« gear as enttoa TX-gama totofua achedule. at Providence (City Stadium, NaabvIBa. Tenti., ZrO. v id Detroit Bob ’IkNMff Is BOW M effeetove *•- flhkto look J 8 8 acahk Uiey hnd raaolwd 50,006- J JOM(54- it’s passed out. (Herald Photo b j Satemis.) Hto diNr aAm m i aM i w* ba PM vUm oa. R. L). ander tba Mcbto. t>aat BttadMtti. S-X* RMMb'l ^ .> . . .- i . ■ P A G R N lH a M a n c h e s t e r /E vjanNo.mjRALD, m a n c h e s t ^ c o n N w Sa t u r d a y ^ a u g u s t 24, i9 6 s MANCBBSTER EVENING HERALD, MiVNCHESTBSL 6 i;KNM« SATURDAY, AUtiUBT H/otmam Honms For Sato 72 Houses For Sale 72 Resort Property Fop T4 Apartments—Flats^ Houses For Sale 72 Honses For Sale T2 Honses For Sato 72 HoliSM Far Sato 72 LAKEVIEW LOTSr Lake Bungee, THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW B y FAGALY and SHORTEN ArtklM For Sale RooBto Wltboot Board 55 Tenements 'SS so. WINDSOR — 8 bedroom BOWERS SCHOOL — BuUt 1960, 8 ANtXlVER .LAraFRONT — 5 Building—Contrsetinf '14 OVERSIZED CAPE, T mama, S VERNON — Lrshaped ranch, 5 MANCHESTER — 7 room older room home recently , remodeled, Woodstock. Conn. Adjacent lot FORNIBHiDD ROOMS, MBqplete . Colonial off Main Street treed lot ranch, paik-Uke yard, VA baths, bedroom ranch, 2 fuU tile baths, QUALITY OARFKNTRT—Roonia. LAWNliOWBUB, fiurden ttM ton, m ROOM garden apartment fuU baths, 4 bedrooma, latga liv­ rooms, $18,900. RockvlUe Realty, fuU basement 'attached garage, large Uving room, stone fireplace, available. 20% down, balance four light housskseplng fociUties. Cen­ ing room, formal dbdng room, at­ 876-2837. 30^ garige, Rosco combination garage. Priced right. CaU John H. years. 649-2564. basemen.** refinished. buUt-ins, Mkd tBtan. Tonus, tradss,^ ports available August 1, $116 monthly, Lappen, Inc., 649-5261, 64841219, aliu&inum combinations, $17,900. hot water heat, rugs, range, au­ AHBoclirrcLBiM e and swTles. Ooiiitol Equipmeot, trally located. Mra. Dorsoy, 14 tached garage, lliOxlOO wooded lot windows, oU atssm b e st 816,900. CLASSIFIED formica, tile, general repair. No central location, 289-0939, 648-7026. SPUT^LEV^ Z rooms, 114 baths, -Wolvexton Agency,. BealtOT, 849- Owner, 849-4828. tomatic washer. Shown by ap­ )ob too amali. Call William Rob- HOfW'CHECOMA MENPHUNmiSs » Ifofti StrssI, MantAMker. Arch Street,- Monebeater. $33,900. ^ 11 b r 1 o k Agency, Ma n c h e s t e r — Two famuy^fikt pointment. Please call ' Jannette n y g l i S F t t w SIX BOOM, tenement, 7 Ford •49-8464. rge n dh i. Utebeii with SS18, eve. Mr. Ruater, 64S4»Q0. Wsnted—Real Estate 77 bbia C a rp e d ^ Serviee, 5401445. SUmjOrHEQOH •4S-7MM. FURNISHED ROOM ecfiTcaiently jUt-iiia, : t a t a i> e a nr ayatem close to bus line'and shopping. Lange, 228-9349 or Welles Agency, • 4 0 0 A M 9 A nPfITTWfItflfT Street, oil heat, reasonable rental, Two separate heating systems. 742-7386, 6434)302. , SCREENED LOAM lor fils heat hi located one mlmite Iran Main iroughouf tbe taoiise, m raae, HAVE CUSTOMERS lor house* phone 648-6986. . Akklng ' price is to),900. T. J. ADVERTISING towns fboin our soreening plant Street, Ug^t housekeeptaig. Wom­ nii^: lot SreanKila, 8B,m. MANCHESTER — Country Club and lote. Let us Ust your property. Special Serriees 15 Crockett 648-1077. CLEAN AND Andovsr - CMumblo. Georgs Grlf- an only. 649-6942. BAST HARTFORD — Five new 4- hilbilcit A g a ^ , 889 8164. ' area. 6% room custom buUt ranch, Char-Bon Real Estate, 643-0683. flag, Inc., 743-7885. room duplex apartments available S F A M H iT TREE CUTTINO and removal, lots FURNISHED ROOM for gentle­ INVEST IXIOKOUT MbiONTAIN — Beauti­ VERNON — Cape ,Qod, 8 rooms COMFORTABLE lot 100X166, screened porch, priced cleared, insured, Joe Pelletier, September 1, 2 bedrooms, below appraisal. Owner, 649-8586. LET US HELP YOU sell your CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS COMPLETE USED restaurant man only, near bafiintom, tree ful 7 room Odontol, family, room, finished, fireplace, white aluml- property — For prompt and per­ 742-7568. baths, 4 large closets, large kitch­ nun siding, nice yard, $13,600? 8 AM. to S PAL equipment for aale. Inquire 384 perking. liriqulre 145 Center Bh'eet. 2-car garage, 2 flreplara, 1% 'VERNON — Cape, 6 rooms, 4 sonalized service, call this office. en, wall-to-wall carpeted living Don't spend. Inspect this one- RockvUIe Realty, 876-2827. That’s what you will say when Hartford Road across from 648-9130. tiled baths, aU fauUt-lns, porch, iWmi .apts. Roof, siding, finished, full basement, city Many years of experience. AUca room, including heat and parking. year-old 6-6 duplex. Ccsivenient you see this custom-crafted King’s. Refrigerator and stove optional. city utUities, lu g e lo t fuU attic, atauninian comb. w l n d o w s, BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Cape, spUt level house in a fine resi­ water and sewerage, aluminum Clampet Agency, Realtor, mem­ Roofing— SidlB g 18 ATTRACTIVE ROOM lor wofUng to buses and shewing. Featur­ plastered waUs, luU insulation, COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT 1140. J, D. Realty, 648-6129. heating system, plumbing, 6 finished, lUetlma siding, very dential area in Manchester. 8 combinations, 8-years-bld, excel­ bers of Multiple Listing Service, MCMDAT n n i rSIDAt IO:M A.M.r-4An7BOAr • AJL WALLPAP^, discontinued pat­ girl, all comforts o< home, few ing 8 bedrooms, modern kitch­ laundry in basement hktchway, 843 Main Street, Manchester. Tel. A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, steps fn m Poet Office. 948-5746. electrical system — aU mod­ clean livable home. Only $13,900. bedrooms, 2 full baths, finished lent condition, large assumable terns, large stock, 57c single roll. THREE ROOM apartment, first en, ceramic baths, ameslta many extras. Charles Liesperance, em. 2-car garage, large shaded mortgage, $93.65 monthly. Ter­ 649-4543. painting. Carpentry. Alterafions drives, fenced-in yard. ' Im­ Hayee Agency, 843-4808. rec room. Sensibly priced at Sherwln-Willisms, 981 Main. ' floor, .Blast Side, garage. 64^ •49-7890, 8ttS«8A lot Unusual invaatmeot oppor­ rific buy, priced at $11,600. Gas­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD and' additions. Ceilings. Workman­ ATTRACTIVE SLBHIPING boom, mediate sale desired. CaU to­ $19,600. *■ ship, guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. 1838. tunity^ . IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, 1^ ton Realty Co., 649-1902, 875-0319. LOTS NEEDED in better neigh­ sfs-ouRPeutw - . GRAPE CRUSHER, wine hotUer gentleman, shower-hath, p e fv ^ day. COLONIAL — Vaffhal dliiing room, borhoods, Manchester and 'vi­ aM iUM «r *^aat Ads* an taken otm Um piMMW an a aon* 648-4860. S I lO lH E N .AMHUIAMrMMDi; and barrel; 6-gallan gloss contain­ entrance, perking. Inquini 996 hatha, screened porch, fuU beuw- iiikTiir- The adrerttMr ikooid read hla ad the FDMT DAT IT FOUR ROOM apartment, hot cabinet kitebeb wttb dldiwaaher, ment includes finished rec room ROCKLEDGE — 3 bedroom L- cinity. No waiting lor you — w* TWEVWBK i m b t h c c m d i er; 10 gallon wooden barrels. Spruce St. r - den, 8 bedroems, attfiched garage, ATFSABS and KEPtWT EBBOBa la time for tlie a«sxt taanr* R. DION ROOFING and siding, al­ water, $66 per month. Adults. and den, dishwasher, attic fan, ranch, large Uving room, fire­ need them now. Glenn Roberta M M e c o r •48-8889. Wells "Street. Inquire 171 Summit lot 102x812. Marlon.B; Robertson, JARVIS REALTY CO. place, family kitchen with dining Agency, kealtors. 644-1621. Unu IB a BeeaU la reapowalWe for only OKE laeorreet emitted terations, ceilings, painting and LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Mem, Resltor, 84841861. WARREN E. HOWLAND and many extras. Handy to shop- iMMattan for any adrertiaemant and then only to tlie estent a( a ggtter work. Sati^ctlon guaran­ LAWN ORNAMENTS, d oss out. gentleman working days prefer­ Street. WESLEY. R. SMITH ipingand schools. Good neighbors! REALTORS - MLS - ' area. Basement w ith' full size windows, garage, private wooded <^ake Koed” Inaertloii. Brrota trUeh do not laaaan Um ealne of teed, tree estimatee. 548-4882. Piastic Rabbits $1.76, Flamingos red. Call 548-6961. AGENCY M ANCHSErm RAMOH — 8 bad- .Baaltor 82 HiUtop Drive. CaU owner, 649- t win net be eerreeted by '‘ambo good" iaaertlen. $1.75, Dwarf $1.60, Sundial $6.00, 0242. . APPRAISERS lot, $21,500. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Legal Notices BIDWELI> H oSra Improvement rooau, kitohen ' with buUtdns, Sda Ball $7.00. Porterfield’s, ROOM FOR RENT, ^vate homq, B ii^w s Locations Uroh cabinets, dinjng room, liv­ '.w i-’Maln- S t 8464. Company — Roofing, siding, al­ private entrance. Call 949-0616, 4 BEDROOM SEE3CERSI Space •48-4112 - 849-7814 AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Chapel Rd. South Windsor, 638- For Rent 64 ing room, wttb ftr^Uuse, natural Manchester, within and for the Die- terations. additions and remodel­ 119 Cooper Hill St. . .'648-U08 , and location problem solved. 7 MANCHESTER GREEN Area — 8891. 649-1894 woodwork, aluminum comblna- U ke new 6 room Colonial with trtet of Manchester, on the 22nd day ing of all types. Excellent work­ ttonii; S-ycani-old, $18,800. PliU- room Cape. 1% baths, flreplaced of August. 1968. *^***b»*!Spbiboiated D IA L 643-2711 manship. 549-5495. HOT WATEIR HEATER; three LARGE HOUSEKEEPING leom, SMaU ) s t o r e for root on Oak Uving room, formal dining room, recreatiem room, combinations, Present Hon. John J. WalletL Judge J tm u a . JtQUMKT all utilities, suitable for otte or brick Agency) 6494M4. garage. Near bus line. Clean. $17,- fireplsu:e, fenced yard. Near Estate of Helen Rockwell Thaller, aojf o m js v k room space heater, good eondi­ Street CaU 849-8294. \ SCOTT DRIVE — Beautiful Ranch, late of Manchester, in said Dtstiict de­ tion. May be seen 89 Chestnut St. two adults. Ample paiMag. 379 COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room aot- 600. Wol'verton Agency, 849-2818, schools. Owner 643-4034. ceased. kAWBnWfSTMt SO. WINDSOR Magnificent 7 nice location, aU utlUtleB, $18,000. Roofing and Chimnsys 16-A Main. VERNON — BX5R sale or rent. CONCORD RD.—Barnimiil randi. tage, 2 .Wooded lots. Owner wlU Slve. Mr. Rueter, 64S-0M6. The administrator, having exhibited FBNCB — SSIVBN 8 foot sectiems, Commercial. 6 room ranch plus $oo$n rplsed . ranch with famlR JoeejUi Barth, Broker, 649-0320. VERNON — 7% room spUt, his administration account with said large iMng room, tamial dintu sacrifice. John B, Lappeo, RW., bedrooms, dining room, bullt-ins, estate to this Court for allowance, it la ROOFTNO — Specializing repairing with posts. Can be seen at 17 NEWLY PAINTED room for geiv- 40x40 steel building. Now vacant. room, oabmat kHchen, 2 bed­ -room and 3-ear garage, custom HILLIARD STREET—Immaculate ORDERED: That the 9th day of TROUBLE REACHIWI OUR A0VERTISER7 roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ tleman, warm and comfortable in •1841981, 84841819. buUt for present owners. 4 bed' 4 room home, deep shaded lot, MANCHESTER Usting 56 — 4 bed­ indoor and outdoor fireplaces, Dudley St. 640-3660, after 4 p.m. Tongren Agency, 648-6321. rooms, raoraatioo room land- room Cape, quiet street, near September, 1963, at ten o'clock fore­ ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ winter, quiet home, central. Gall sciu^ yard. Inrlon B. Robett- COVENTRY — 7 room home, rooms: IH baths, buUt-in oven new roof, aluminum Storms, paneled den, plus rec room with noon at the Probate Office in the Mu* paired. Aluminum siding. SO HEAVY CEDAR POLES, excellent 648-6381. and range, beauUfuUy paneled screens and awnings, walk to bus everything, bath and half, sun- bar, laundry room, garage, alu­ nicipal Building in said Manchester, be 0 800. Realtor, 848-8908. 380x880 treed lot, stone fireplace, porches, minimum down. Mr. and the same is assigned for a bearing M-Hoir Amw mI h ServiM years’ experience. Free estimates. quality, many sizes; good chain Suburban For Rent 611 2-car garage, 2 large 'sheds. Bel Uving room with picturo windows line. $11,700. Robert Wolverton minum combinations throughout. on the allowance of said admlnistratioa Help Wanted—Fmnale 35 Help Wanted— B la k 38 Help Wanted— Malt 38 Bolton, evenings, 843-7097. Bent k Call Howley, 543-5861, 643-0758. saw, plus large eircular saws. AHU XlN Dm ON BD — 6 room A lrR e a l Estate, 848-9882. and fireplace, dining room, $21,- Agency, 649-2813. 048-5084. account with said e.state. ascertain­ Bent Retd Estate, 286-3311. ment of heirs and order of distribution, EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply RECENT HIGH SCHOOL graduate BRICKLAYERS and helpers want­ 549-1868. Wanted— ^Rooraa— ^Board 52 BOLTON — 4 room heated apart' ranch, 9-years-oId, large kitchen 600. 'Minimum down to qualified ment in new two family home. TOLiLAND — 2^ acres, older 7 and this Court directs that notice of Fret to HoraM RoaBon in person. Cavey’s Restaurant, 48 — General office work, cutter ed. Call John Ponticelli, Ine., af­ with dUhwasher, lot lB0x2N, S LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, 8 acres, buyer, Robert Wolverton Agency, MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, the time and place assigned for said WANTED TO RENT fundahed Adultsi'preferred. 649-8606. bedrooms, minutes from Manches­ ' many extras. $19,600. owner 648- room home, 6 rental cabins for Radio-TV Repair Serviees 18 E. Center St. Hartford. 87>i hours, Pie. Abili­ ter 5. 649-9615 or 543-8678. 849-2818. $16,500. $3,200 assumes 5 ^ % hearing be given to all persons known id W H i I t room(s), near Rockville area, ter, priced to aeU 116.900. PUl- 2967. income. $11,900. Rockville Realty, to be mterested therein to appear and ties Unlimited, Employment Con­ G.I. mortgage. Garage, fireplace, be heard thereon by publishing a copy CONNIE’S ’TV and Radio Service, NURSE’S AIDE, 6 days a week,' OFFICE MANAGER, experienced. Gardqn—Farm—Dairy private shower-bath, by unmar­ COVENTRY — 6 room year 'round brick Agency, 640 iB64. COLUMBIA Lovely, Immaculate NEAT a n d n i f t y 875-2527. sultants, 1007 Farmiiqfion Ave., home, hot water, fireplace, hot spotless condition, on bus line. this order in some newspaper hav­ available all hours. Satisfaction 3-n. experience preferred but not Take complete charge clerical Products 50 ried engineer not wanting to do BOWERS SCHOOL area — Excel­ custom built 6-room ranch, beauti­ ing a circulation In said District, at W. Hartford, 233-8641. air heat, Insulated, aluminum Ray Holcombe, Realtor, 644-1285. MANCHESTER — 6 room older guaranteed. Call 549-1315. necessary. 649-4619. operations involving 40 employ­ own housekeeping. Cooking facili­ RANCH — Newly redecorated in lent 6 room ranch, large com­ ful interior decor Including least seven days before tne day of MANCHESTIR ANSWERING SIRVICI ties unnecessary. Might consider windows, near school. $90 a month established neighborhood. Large pleted recreation room, 3-zone drapes, waU to wall carpeting, home, $8,500 ; 8 bedroom home. 2- said hearing, and by mailing on or SHOVEL OPERATOR, hydraulic ees. Prefer insurance background. is the best way to describe this SPARIOJNG RANCH, 8400 down, car garage, chicken coop, one- before Augu.st 26. 1963. by certified PEACHES AND PEARS. BotW evening board. Write P.O. B on ' unfurnished, $120 furnished. 742- Uving room wiUi fireplace, extra heating system, large ceramic range and refrigerator, attached mail, a copy of this order to Helen MilUnery, Dressmaking 19 backhoe. A. Dzen Condruction $5,600. Abilities Unlimited, Em­ 8761. fine custom built 7 room co­ $98 monthly includinjg taxes and half acre, ^4,500; beautiful. Uke 4 S 9 4 » (M | Co.. 649-4358. ployment Consultants, 1007 Farm­ Fruit Farm, 380 Bush Hill Rd. 142, R^kvllle. large kitchen, 8 bedrooma and tile bath, fireplace, hot water oU garage, artesian wells, one acre Je.'^sie Leonard. Foster St.. Wapping. heat, garage, city utUities, ame- lonial convenienUy located in insurance. $18,000 full price. new, 8 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, 40 Conn.; Max R. Scballer, Box Mountain ington Avenue, West Hartford, bath, finished recreation room in lot. DnMtically reduced in price. Manchester. 7 rooms of better APPLfllS — GOOD cocking and basement. 'Dils home raaUsticany site drive, exceUent landscaped Please call Jannette Lange, 228- About 5 miles east of Manchester foot rec room, built-ins, carport, I>rive. Vernon. Conn.Christine Ratti. GENERAL 8EAVING. alterations, STENOGRAPHER WANTED — Dishwasher, nights, 288-8641. than average size including a at exit No. 99 on the Parkway. Hebron. Conn.: Esther Bujak. 74 apply In person. Cavey’s Restau­ eating, starting at 60c bag. Bunoe Apartnento— Wanted To Rent 68 priced at 816,900. PhUbrtek Agen­ lot. Sensibly priced. Charles Les­ 9^9 or Welles Agency, 742-7856, many other extras. Owner sac­ Overlook Drive, Manchester. Cons.; doll’s clothes. Call 543-1772. Farm, 529 W. Center. 643-8115. paneled study. baths, base­ Stove and refrigerator. Acre yard. rificing at $17,900. Over 100 more 4 rant, 46 E. Center St. OUTSTANDING opportunity for cy, 840-8464. perance, 649-7620, 648-6684. 643-0302. Susan Griffin 72 Overlook Drive. Man­ Teneaents 5S WE HAVE customers waiting for ment garage. Reduced for For fuU information call Glenn listings, all price ranges. Call or chester, Conn. two men in Manchester’s largest tbe rental of your properly. CaU JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge Excellent opportunity in per­ PERSONNEL MANAGER — Ex­ TOMATOES AND PEPPERS, pick TWO UNFURNISHED roomo. SPAdOUB 8 ROOM Qavrtoon Co­ MANCHESTER — INVESTMENT quick sale to $19,900. Roberts Agency, MLS Realtors, stop in to see us. Ellsworth Mit­ Moving—Tracking— sonnel department for capable discount store. Apply King’s Dept. your own. 80c half bushel. Bring J. D. Realty, 6484029. 644-1621. Lodt u d FooImI AntomobilM For Sale 4 perienced, degree, casualty in­ Store, Hartford Rd. and Pine St. Tinker Building. Ladles preferred. lonial, 4 bedrooms, office or den, property. 6 famUy, center of town, ten Agency, Realtors, 648-6980, AT A COURT OP PROBATT: held at Storage 29 typist with some facility in container. 336 Hillstown Road. formal dining room, recreation oU steam heat, exceUent condi­ 558 E. Middle Tpke., open eve­ Manchester, within and for the district surance background preferred, Apply Olenney’s Men’s Shop, 780 85 DURANT STREET — 5 room 1955 . FORD a-DOOR Hardtop, shorthand. Position requires room with fireploM, attached 2- tion, good income, $25,000. Robert nings tin 9. of Manchester on the 23nd day of Ao- t0 6 T — Pair of Glasses In dark $10,000. Abilities Unlimited. Em­ PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes. 60c Main St. Business Property For Sato 70 NEW LISTING Cape, fireplace, comblnaticn win­ gust, A.D. 1963. Cherry colored case, Manchester standard shift, good eondition. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. good judgment and ability to car garage, lOOxlOO lot shade Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. JARVIS REALTY CO. ployment Consultants, 1007 Farm­ Situations Wanted— half bushel. Petersen Farms. 440 dows, shaded lot, city utilities. $1,- Present Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge Optical Style Bar. Call S49-fi636. nas. 548-8916. Light trucking and package de­ meet people, Interesting, di­ TO RENT — 4 room heated apart­ trees, ^umlnum siding, PhUbrick Estate of Luis A. Castillo, tote of ington Ave., W. Hartford, 388- Female Deming Street, Wapping. CENTER STREET — I stores plus 800 assumes present G.I. mort­ Lots For Salfi 73 livery. Refrigerators, washers and versified work, excellent bene­ 3641. 38 ment. Tel. 048-6118 between l:M 7 room apartment, aU In one Agency, 649-8464. Seven room Colonial home in BOWERS SCHOOL district — REALTORS - MLS - Manchester . in said district, deceased. stove moving specialty. Folding one of Manchester's nicer resi­ gage. Total monthly payment only Upon application of Clarenoe A. liOST — ORANGE and white small I960 CHEVROLET, white Bis- fit program, good wages, mod­ a.m. - 4:30 p.m. package, exceUent location with room Cape, 8 or 4 bedromns, TWO BUILDING lots, prime ioca- chairs for rent. 549-0782. WILL CARE for child in my home dential' areas, consisting of 4 APPRAISERS $91. Full price $12,600. U A R rardlnal. a creditor, praying that Ist- cat, double front paws, vicinity eayne, 4-door, radio, heater, auto­ ern, air-conditioned omce. BRIDGEPORT ■ OPERATORS, en­ good p^entlal. For further infor­ MANCHESTER — CentraUy lo­ full baths, large kitchen, Uving tlon, city utilities. Philbrtek Agen­ ters of administration be granted on matic, very clean, best reason­ while mother works. Please call cated 8 room Cape in very nice huge bedrooms, 25 foot Uving Realty Company, 643-2692, R. D. said estate, as per application on fils, Olcett Drive and Adams. M9- gine lathe operators, turret lathe HooseboM Gooda 51 mation caU tbe PhUbrick Agency, room with fireplace, dining room 648-4113 - 848-7847 cy, 649-8464. able offer. 543-2309. 643-2216. condition. CaU us for a look at room with fireplace, formal and den, aluminum siding, ga­ Murdock, 648-6473. it is •an. operators. New Britain automatic LOOKING FOR rentalsT Gall J. O. 649-8464. ORDERED; That the foregoing ap- Painting—Papering XI Realty. 648-6139. this choice home priced at 818,- dining room and a big kitchen, rage, $18,500. PhUbrick Agency, INDUSTRIAL LOT for sale. raU- operator. F^ill-time, second shift WILL BABYSIT for pre-school CARPETING, aqua, cotton, 3 CENTER STREET — Residential plicaUon be heard and determined at Write P.O. Box 1821 commencing September 3. 60-hour rooms, almost new, reasonable. MAIN STREET CORNER - 140 800. T. J. Crockett, 648-1677. screened side porch. 2-car ga­ 649-8464. road siding, on Parker Street. CaU the Probate office In Manchester in Truck*—Tract ora PAINTING, IDCTERIOR and tat children In my home while moth­ NICE APARTMENT of four (4) and commercial property. Rea­ said District, on the 8th d w . of LOST — A CANVAS on Oakland minimum work week. Blue Cross, er works. 549-9055. Also drapes. Call 648-8684. feet on Main Street by 160 feet rage, tree shaded lot. Well 649-3391. BtiM t Cali 64S-«6M. terior, paperhanging, wallpaper rooms in splendid condition. Near MANCHESTER — Unusual home buUt and well maintained COVENTRY — ExceUent 4 room sonably priced. For further infor­ ^ptember. A.D. 1963, at two o'modt 1955 CHEVROLET truck, IH ton, removed, dry wall work. Reason' Hartford, Ck>nn. CMS, profit sharing plan. Good deep. Ideal corner lot. Semi-pro­ NORTH COVENTRY — 818,600 mation call owner 649-4839, 8 a.m.- In the aftemood. and that notice be future with growing concern. Con­ WILL CARE for child, preferably ROPER DELUXE gas range with everything. Box W, Herald. fessional buUdlng on It. Business In prestige area, 6 room trshaped home, fairly priced at $22,500. ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ga­ Neat completed 6 room Cape B-ZONB LOT for sale, 64x366; aU ;qven to all persons Interested In said A-1 condition; Craftsman lawn^ able rates. FUlly insured. 549- heating unit and chrome piping. Colonial Cape with garage, 1 ^ rage, $11,500. Joeepb Barth, 6 p.m. facilities, including sidewalks. estate of the pendency of said appHca- mower, .self-propelled; lawn 9568. Joseph P. Lewis. tact Mr. John Latins, Morland under one. in my home while Zone 2. Few blocks to hospital. T. oU hot water heat, large fenced tion and the time and place o f bear­ Annoancementa Tool Co., 1404 Tolland Tpke., Man­ mother works. Call 849-6177. Excellent condition. Call 546-6136. . J. Crockett, Realtor, 048-1677. baths, every room oversised. Broker, 649-0820. Call 649-3391. roller; wheelbarrel; miscellane­ 2-3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS. 949- QuaUty throughout, nice lot with yard. Bel Air Real E ^te, 543' SOUTH WINDSOR — 5% room ing thereon, by publishing a copy of EXTERIOR AND interior painting. chester. 549-2893. 9382. ranch, huge lot, garage, fireplace this order In some newspaper having a COMPLETE LAUNDRY ser\’lce, ous garden tools. 648-6641. stating business axperience. RUGS, NBJVER used. 9x12 beige. 5229, 9-6. GOOD LOCATION — Two business trees. Worth hupecting carefuUy. EAST HARTFORD — Newer 6% CHOICE BUILDING lot to Rock- circulation in .said district, at leajrt dry cleaning, shirts finished, wash Wallpaper books. Paperiianglng. Wolv« ton Agency, Realtor, 649- WOLVERTON AGENCY room ranch, tree shaded lot, fuU almnlnum combinations, fuU cel ledge section of Manchester, AA seven days before the day of said educatioh and salary require­ TOT PARTY Demonstrators — R.K. AVAILABLE for private duty $28; 9x16 ruby oriental, $86; 9x12 rentals on first floor now occu­ REALTORS BOLTON LAKE WATERFRONT — dry. fold, delivery service. Lucky CHEVROLET. 5 cylinder, one half Ceilings. Floors. Fully insur^ 2>/i ROOM APARTMENT, stova, 2813. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0809. cellar, garage, oil hot water beat, lar, nice area for chUdren, built zone. Tel. 649-1439. hearing, to appear If they sw ments. Men or Women work now until or office work. Cell 548-6496. gold oriental, $30. 289-5966. pied, two apartments on second 4 ' room home plus bunkhouse. said time and place and be heeund r e ^ Lady Laundry, 48 Purnell Place, ton pick-up, 8 foot box, good con­ workmanship guaranteed Leo refrigerator and all utUlUes, eoun- aluminum storms and screens, in 1958, $16,200. Carlton W. Hutch­ dition. Call 743-7402, b e^ een 5-8 Pelletier, 549-5838. If no answer, December. Over 500 Toy and try location, $90 monthly. 649-4666, floor. Excellent Income. Priced to V fi E. Center fit. Completely furnished. Easy fi­ ins, 64945182. live thereto, and make return to this •49-aooa. WILL CARE for pre-school chil­ MAGIC CHEF gas stove, 40”, sell quickly. Charles Lesperance, FOUR BEDROOM laisefi ranch, fireplace, 1V& baths, 8 bedrooms, Legal Notices court and by mailing on o f before p.m. call 548-9048. Gift items. High Conimiseions. No 8:30-4:80. large recreation room, 2 fuU 649-2818 nancing. John H. Lappen, Inc., August 33. 1963. by certified mail, a collecting. No delivering. Call dren in my home. days. West clean, good eondition. $10. 84$- 849-7620. natural woodwork. Robert Wolver­ 7689. bauu, 2-car garua, exeelleot con­ ton Agency, 849-2818, Eve. Mr. 64945261, 64345219. ONE OWNER, year 'round home, AT A C»URT OF PROBATE held at copy of this onier to Mary Josephine EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ Mr. Sanzo, Manchester, Conn., Center and McKee Street area. Ca.s'tillo, 33 Cushman Drive. Manches­ FOR RENT — One and two raame, dition, $28,900. PUIbrlek Aganey, Rueter, 643-0309. 6^ rooms, at Coventry. Lake, 8- Ifanchester, within and for the Dis­ ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ CUSTOMERS SAT — how pleasant Telephone: 549-9458. 549-7060. HOLLISTER STREET — Immacu­ trict of Manebester, on the 32nd day of ter, Conn.: Owen E. Corrigan. Atty., Trailers—Mobile Homes 8>A 1967 MODEL G.E. apartment size heat, hot water, peuklng. Tel. 649-8464. bedrooms, dining area, im­ 33.6 Broadway. New York 13, K.T. moved, cellin g, fully Insured to shop the Avon Way — No park 643-2068. Houses For Sale 72 late 6 room Colonial Bungalow, maculate condition, owner anxi­ AuKust. 1963. JOHN J. WALLBTT, Jadgs aaupcm OLU X sales and Service, KITCHEN HELP — Dishwasher, electric stove, exceptional eon WADDELL SCHOOL area — 8 Presesent Hon. John J. Walletl. Judge NIMROD CAMP trailer clearance Call George Oulllette, OiO-UBl. ing. no walking, no pushing, no COLONIAL RANCH — 6 rooms, PORTER STREUTT area — Older 8 room Cape, 2 baths, rec room, large airy rooms, natural wood­ ous, $8,600. Carlton W. Hutchins, bonded representative, Alfred second cook, helper, part or full­ Sitoatioiifl Wanted— dition, $80. Call 543-2888. idANCSESTER — 8 room Ranchi work, fireptoce, new furnace. Bel Trust Estate u/w of W. George Glen- sale. New and used. 2 Star and waiting. ’Thousands of busy house- NEW FOUR ROOM apartment baths, modatn kttchan with room home, 8 bedrooms, garage, aluminum combinations, near bus­ 64945132. ney, late of Manchester, In said Dis­ AmeU, aoe Henry St 648-0460. time, Accepting applications in 2-years-old, large kitchen with Riviera models from 8850. United OUTSIDE PAINTiffO at a low wive.s will do their Christmas ______Male M EVERYTHING IN sterilized re­ available November 1. Heat, hot built-ins, S-car attached garajn, shade trees, located on quiet line and shopping, just $500 down. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. trict deceased. price. No 5ob too big or too small, buUt-lns, dining room, 8 bedrooms, The Trustees having exldblted their Rent-Alls. 368 Burnside Avenue, shopping the Avon Way this Fiall. Manchester’s newest and finest conditioned used furniture and ap­ water, laundry. No pets. $186. lot 200x260, 822.900, PWlbrlck street, bandy to shopping and Howard RetUty Co., 232-8275. Carl MANCHESTER Usting 56 — Well WANTED — CAR pool or ride to call now, 549-0726. restaurant. Pellins Restaurant, 7 RETIRED CLERK, 14 years attached garage, lot 100x800 with LAKE ST., Manchester — 6 room final account with said estate to this Church of Assumption School. Call E. Hartford, They will be waiting for you to pliances, high quality — low 643-9151. Agency, 649-8464.______' transportation, $18,900. Pmlbrlck Zinsser, 6434)088. conditioned- older Colonial with Court for allowance, it Is Swiss to Sign A trees, $16,000. PhUbrick Agency, Walnut St., 548-4528. wholesale, retail groceries; 18 Agency, 849-8464. Cape, halt acre wooded lot, fire­ ample room and comfort, fire­ ORDERED; That the SOth day of •46-88S1 after 5 p.m. PAINTING— Exterior axif' Interior, service their Gift needs. Don’t prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 •49-8464. place, combination windows, base­ you be the woman who waited too years New Haven Railroad. 549- NEW 4 ROOM flat, built-ina, hot VERNON — Just ovsr Manebester RELAXED LrVTNa on beautiful place, Bice yard, $500 down. Mr. August. 1963, at ten o'clock forenoon paperhanging, floors sanded and South St., Rockville. 876-2174. ment garage, $16,200. Owner, 643- at the Probate Office in the Municipal Anto OilTtag School 7-A long and failed to get a territory. 8416, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. water heat, 82 Packard Street. line. U ke new tPA ranch. QUIET SECLUSION — Huge Bolton Lake, ipacious 9 room Bolton, evenings, 648-7097. Bent fit N-Ban Treaty WANTED — RIDE to Emhart, fiidshed. Get the beat for lees Open 8-8. 0893. BuUdlng in said Manchester, be and Cottage Grove Road. Bloomfield. We train you to start earning im­ 643-9779. baths, buUt-ln kitchen with screened porch, Immaculate 7 home nestied beneath spreading Bent Real Estate, 236-3211. the eaine la assigned for a hearing on MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., Call :«44-0601. RETIRED MAN would like part- dinette, fireplace. HOyes Agency, room SpUt, 1% baths, garage, the allowance of said account and .said Hours 8 to 4:80. Pick up any­ offices, classroom l^ated Man­ mediately. 289-4922. MANAGEMENT time work, preferably mornings, MAGIC CHEF deluxe gas room THREE ROOM apartment, $48 shade trees, 276’ frontage on lake. Trustees’ four prior accounts with said BERN, Switzerland (A P )—Ylto 5 ROOM COLONIAL large rooms, Manchester, $18,900. MANCHESTER — Large 6 room where on Main Street or location chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ PAIN’TING — FMve room ranches general maintenance, excellent heater, like new. Can 1» seen 31 per month, elderly tenants prefer­ 648- 4808^^______The ChUdren will love the shallow estate, and this Court directs that no­ government heis announced It will FILE CLERK — Modern, air-con­ TRAINEES Golway Street. 646-4460. Carlton W. Hutchins, 84045182. tice of the time and place assigned convenient to driver. Phone 649' ginners, older, nervous students, and capes for $60. ’Trim and paint driving record. Phone 546-7138. red. 74 North Street. swimming area. Kitchen buUt-ins, Cape, IH baths. Nicely land­ sign the Moscow test bon tre o ^ , 0488 after 6:30: ditioned offices. Downtown Hart­ 8 BEDROOMS - 812,900 TWO FAMILY 645, close to trans­ pine paneled Uving room, dining scaped lot with shade trees. On for said hearing be given to all per­ our specialty. Teen-age driver’s extra. Also, scraping. 742-8101, ford, 371.4 hours, $68, fee paid, in­ portation, excellent opportunity, ANDOVER — $18,900. Immaculate PORTER STREET AREA sons known to be interested therein to but reserves the right to a cq oln Planned management trainee THREE ROOM cold flat, automa­ bedroom ranch, 100x000 lot, room, den, family room, 4 large bus line. 4% % mortgage may be appear and be heard thereon by pub­ RIDE WANTED to-Pratt A Whit education course. State certified. vestigate. Abilities Unlimited. COMBINA’nON GAS and oil Move, $16,600. E. J. Carpenter, Broker, lishing . . . atomic weapons. 649-7398. program : For college and high Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 tic hot water, second floor. See oversize garage, ideal for newly­ bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga­ assumed. $16,200. Owner, 648- copy of this order In some The decision, announced Friday ney, 8^:46. vicinity of Willow St. Employment Consultants. 1007 school graduates. Applicants best offer. Call 543-6685. 649- 6061, 649-9162^______rage. Ideal year 'round home, 0507. ipaper navins & circulation in Bleetneal Semecs 22 Mr. Colby on premises. 64 Birch Modest, authentic colonial, weds or retired couple. Hayes said District, at least five days before after an extraordinary Cabinet D tran Ea^ Middle Tpke., Near Farmington Ave., West Hartford, LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first must: (1) have outstanding BOARDING and Grooming — Trim Street. $14,600 — 6 ROOM CAFE, immacu­ Agency, 643-4803. $39,900. Call us for appointment to the day of said hearing, and by mailing meeting, was expected to be ap­ Popular Shopping Plaza. Call FTtEB ES’ITMATES. Prompt serv­ 233-3641. your Cocker. Poodle or pooch to country setting, excellent kitch­ Move right in without trouble licensed driving school, trained personality and appearance. late condition, nearly finished, see this one. PhUbrick Agency, CUSTOM DESIGNED sxecutive on dr before August S3, 1963, by certi­ proved by Parliament at Hs aee- 6C8-S872. ice on all types of electrical wir­ your saUsfacUMi. Called for and FOUR ROOM DUPLEX avallal>le en, oil heat, garage, on bus 649-8464. and expense. BeautifuUy main­ home to one o t Monchestor’s fied moll, a copy of this order to certified and approved, now of­ (2) possess ability to advance Musical Instrameute 53 fireplace, open stairs, recreation CIRCA 1800 — Restored Colonial, 9 William <^. Glenney Jr.. 249 Boulder sion opening Sept. 16. The govern­ ing. L icens^ and Insured. Wilson WANTED — Competent stenog­ delivered if desired. Harmony ; September 1. Adults preferred, line, quick occupancy, very tained 2-year-old ranch home. prime locations. 7 spacious fering classroom and behind into management post. Fi- room, wooded lot, Manchester. rooms, VA baths, fireplaces, There's a fireptoce in the 20 Road, Manchester. Conn., individually ment said its envoys will sign the GENTLEMAN WISHES ride to St. Electrical Co., Manchester, 649- rapher to work in law office, Hill Kennels, Hebron Rd., Bolton Near bus line. Box BB. Herald. good condition. Easily fi­ MANCHESTER — RtUUng Park. 6 rooms, sunken living room and as co-trustee; Edward H. Glen­ wheel Instruction for teen-agers nanciaU potential is excellent, OUR VACATION is over — Open j Carlton W. Hutchins. 84945182. screened porch, original features foot living room, formal dining treaty next month in Warfilngton, Petersburg, Florida, around 4817. Glastonbury, 648-1388. legal experience desired but not 543-5427. nanced. throughout, garage, acreage, room Cape on treed and shrubbed cathedral celling, 2 huge fire­ ney. 183 Boulder Rood. Manchester, 549-5076. and many fringe benefits are evenings till 6 as usual. Ward room, huge closets in each of Conn., Individually and as co-trustee: London and Moscow. , Labor Day, will share expenses. necessary. Full or part time. I SUB-LET CORNER apartment No. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-5132 lot, garage with patio, oil hot places, landscaped lot. Call own. Box DD, Herald. provided. - - - "niis is a perma­ Music Co., Hartford Road. SPRINO 8T. — 8 room Ranch, 1% 3 bedrooms, tile walls and Arthur Randall, c /o KIrcaldle Randall The government amiouncement •40-2854. nent career opportunity. Call BEAUTIFUL MALE kitten, double I 31, Cooper Hill Apartments, see baths, new wall to wall carpeting, water heat, fireptoce, altnninum ■‘‘‘er 649-6286. after 6 p.m. or Satur­ A McNab. 38 Gillette St., Hartford, Floor Finishing 24 front paws, looking for a good FOR SALE — Upright piano re- Superintendent, 649-9604. combinations, 3 bedrooms, over­ floors in the 2 large baths, 2- day and Sunday. Conn., co-trustee; Eleanor G. Tyrie, said that Switzerland “ of course WANTED — RIDE to Goodwin FOUNTAIN GIRL for night work, or apply modern kitchen with built-ins, 2- car garage. Charm, conveni­ retains its freedom of decision E-Z LERN home, a real pet. Please call 549- finished to gray plastic, $80. Call BRAE-BURN REALTY car garage, lot 100x200, condition size kitchen, dining room. Rob­ X Thornhill Road. Towson. Maryland: Technical School, Slater Road, FTjOOR s a n d i n g and refinlsh- over 18. Apply Holiday Lanes, or 5663 after 5 p.m. EXTRA LARGE 314 room apart­ ert Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. ence, and simple dignity at a Estate of Marian 8. Glenney. c /o Don­ whether to arm with nuclear phone 543-2125. 546-0248. 643-6273 like new, $21,900. PhUbrick EXCELLENT ald P. Richter, Atty., OT Elm St.. New Britain, from Woodland Driving School ing (^lecializing in older floors). ment, heat, hot water, appliances, Eve. Mr. Rueter, 648-0309. sacrifice price. Hartford. Conn., co-executor: Hartford weapons. This decision will only G Agency, 649-8484. Street, starting September 9, Painting, Ceilings. Pajierhanglng. MUTUAL SYSTEM, INC. ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 4 parking. Adults. Available Sep­ Legal Notice National Bank and Trust Co. be influenced by further develop­ WOMAN ’TO OPERATE shirt $ W. Main St. hoora S-S:S0. 540-8525. Oonneetlcut’s lorgost, auto­ Vo job too small. John Verfallle, weeks old, male or female, tember 1. 549-8760. SIX ROOM Cape, exceUent condi­ OPPORTUNITY EAST CATHOLIC HIGH — Ver- JOHN J. WALLE'rr. Judge ments.’ ’ matic and standard 849-6760. pressing machine. Experienced Rockville papers. 188 Oak Street. W a n ted — T b B u y 58 planck area. 6 room brick front' AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Although there iq>pears Httle preferred but not necessary. 876-2877 Ma n c h e s t e r — • room Ranch, tion, close to schools and shop­ Manchester, within and for the vjAT A (XiURT OF PROBATE hpld at tree pick-iq> service, teen-aga ping. Marlon E. Robertson, Real­ 6 ROOM DUPLEX Cape. Priced right. Immediate trict of Manchester, on the 33nd day jCanchester, within and for the district chance in the foreseeable future classnxna, older and nervous Wages plus bonu.s. Apply in per- WE BUY, SELL or trade antique dishwasher, disposal, attic fan, at­ WESLEY R. SMITH AotomobOco For Smk 4 tor, 643-5958. occupancy. John H. Lappen, Inc., August. 1963. ^ Moncheater, on the 22nd day of Au- for this small country to acquire students our specialty, UB Bonds—Stocks ■son New System Laundry, 44 Har­ FREE — 4 adorable kittens. Tel. and UMd furniture, china, gloss, tached garage, nicely landscaped ft-esent Hon. John J. Wallett. Judfv A.D. 1963. 649-6261, 649-7446. Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge nuclear weapons, most Swiss feel NEED CAR? Tour credit turned Center BL, Manchester. CoD rison St . Manchester. 549-0295. silver, picture fraimes and old lot, close to schools, $16,900. MANCHESTER — Ideal home for Business zone. Center Street AGENCY Estate of Prospero B. Bonino of Switzerlaind should retain the pos­ Mortgages 31 PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. ■ Manchester. In sud District an in­ Trust £Istate u/w of Dorothy Toohy, dosm? Short on down payment? for free bocdclet. 648-8862. CREDIT MANAGER — For local cotns, old dolls and guns, hobby Pilgrim Hills a small family. 4 rooms Just lUte location. SmaU down payment. VBIRNON — U ke new 6 room L- capable person. fbo. Gertrude W. Toohy, late of Man­ sibility of acquiring the most ef­ Bankrupt? Repoaeession? Don’t A FRESH START will eiaae tension insurance compimy, experienced collections, attic contents or whole new. 2-car garage. CentraUy lo­ Can be seen by appointment. shape brick ranch, manicured 'Ibe (Conservator, having exhibited chester in said district, deceased. fective weapons against an ag­ despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ and help your vacation plans. $3,- checking companies not individu­ Articles For Sale 45 estates. Furniture Repair Service, In Coventry grounds, sparkling condition. Un­ his annual account with said estate to . Upon ^plication of Eleanor D. cated. $18,900. T. J. Crockett, No information given over tele- 649-1894 this Court for allowance. It is Leonard, Trustee, praying for author­ gressor. quire about lowest down, small­ 000 costs $56.76 per month. Call als. $7,600. Abilities Unlimited. Talcottville, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. • Mflee East of Manchester der $20,000. Hayes Agency, 643- ity to aell certain real estate particu- LEARN ’TO DRIVE - Ipecial at­ FOR SALE — Slat etone for walls, Yoked Two Piecer 643-1677. |dione. ORDERED: That the 5th day of est payments anywhere. No small tention to nervous and elderly. Frank Burke. Conn. Mortgage Ex­ PERSONNEL Employment Consultants. 1007 On Rt. 44-A 4808. September, 1963. at ten o'clock fore­ I w y described In said application on loan or finance company plan. change, 16 Lewis Street, Hartford. Farmington Ave., W. Hartford fireplace, veneer, and patloa. Call noon at the Probate Office In the Mu­ file. It Is UNIFORM OF T h e DAT Classnxxn for teen-ager Pickup 549-0617. OPEN DAILY and nicipal Building In said Manchester, ORDERED. That the foregoing ap­ Douglas Motors, 838 Main. 345-8897. 233-3641. STATELY TEN ROOM mansion lo­ plication be heard and determined at FORT POLK, La. (AP) —A service. Day or evening lessons. DEPARTMENT SUNDAY 1-8 P.M. J. D. REALTY CO. cated Within walking distance of be and the same is assigned for a father and son exchanged «on- Reasonable rates. Manchester Smocked Ginghaml SIX ROOM RANCH, excellent con­ bearing on the allowance of said ad­ the Probate office In Manchester in 19B7 FORD CUSTOM 800, standard SECOND mortgages — Unlimited I LOAM SALE — Regular $14 stone- Uloeed Tuesdaye downtown Manchester, yet i «d d District, on the 5th day of Sep­ gratulations here as one ended WANTED — Carpenters and paint­ Meriow’s FoU Schedule: dition, nicely landscaped, mi bus ministration account with said estate, transmission, radio, heater, ex­ Driving Academy. 742-7249. I free loam, $12.60. Fill, sand, eluded for privacy, aU rooms ex­ and this Court directs that notice ot tember. A.D. 1963. at eleven o'clock m funds available for second mort­ ers. Apply apartment houses. Ranches — Copes 643-5129 line, walking distance to schools. the forenoon, and that notice be given and the other began bis military cellent condition. 549-5063. STENOGRAPHER gravel and white sand. tremely large, 5 fireplaces, 4H the time and place assigned for said gagee, payments to suit your Hartford Road. Come ready to Moglow’s and oilier fine Owner being transferred. CaU af' hearing be given to all persons known to all persons interested in .naid estate career. M.Sgt. Norman R. McBur- Raised Ranches baths, 2-car detached garage, of the pendency of said aupUcation Garage—Service—Storage 10 budget. Expedient service. J. O. work. See Charlie or Mike. PICNIC TABLES—Mode Main St. stores OPEN MON­ ter 6 p.m. 649-6854. to be Interested therein to appear and ney retired from service ’ and . hla 1964 OLD6MOBILE 2-door Holiday Realty. 643-6129. DAY thni SATURDAY: spacioiui grounds add beauty and be heard thereon by pumishlng a and the time and place of hearing son, Russell, 17, then took toe Can be seen at 74 Woodland Street I all kinds. Repairs, n -$14,990 to $14,490 copy of this order in some newspaper thereon, by publishing a copy of this 1,000 FEET 8’TORAGE spac^fOT Opening for .skilled rlerk-typi.st, THURSDAYS till 9 P.M. distinction to this beautiful home, oath of enlistment given to his between 5-7. TRAINEES — DEGREE required. I chairs. benches. W. MANCHESTER — 6 room home SCARBOROUGH ROAD — 8 room in said District, order in some newsoaper having a rent Rear of 11 Main Street. SECOND MOR’TGAGES available recent experience not essentia) With or without experience. A COUNTRY HILLS with 1% acres, oU heat, full base­ $39,000. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Colonial, large screened porch, before the da circulation in said alstrict. at least father 20 years ago. The father confidential, courteous servii e I 875-7143. five days before the day of said hear­ Reasonable rent. J. D. Realty, hut background in stenography Banking, insurance and manufac­ ment, only $11,600. Large down 8464. aluminum siding, $19,000. Call ___ „ d by ___ _ will return to Monterey, Calif., 1980 C3IEVROLET BISCATNB. Call Gaston Realty, off Route 83. COMMUNITY fore August 23. 1963, by certified mall, ing. to appear if they see cause at 643-6129. or other office experience help­ turing companies. Openings in payment needed. Hayes Agency, 649-8878. said time and place and be heard where he formerly 'Ived, to make standard transmission, exception­ Talcottville, 649-1902, 875-0319. “ Fine homes desigiied a copy of this order to Office of Com­ ally clean. Call after 6 p.m., 649- ful Position will require good accounting, engineering, manufac­ with YOU In m|^!” 648-4803. missioner of Welfare. Box 606, Nor- relative thereto, and make return to his home with his wife, Lucy. The judgment and ability to meet SEVEN ROOM RANCH, 4 bed­ ■wlch, Connecticut. ______^ this court. 7116. Business Services Offered 13 turing. programming, manags- ★ FEATl RINO ★ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge enlisted for three years. Business Opportunities 3’2i people Excellent benefits, ment. underwriting, etc. Abilities MANCHESTER — Modern 4 bed­ BOLTON rooms, 2 baths, oil hot water, 2- 1965 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF Con­ good wage.s. modern air con­ unlimited. Employment Consult­ WANTED SEPTIC TANKS e V/i both* room ranch, 2 baths, 100x200 lot, car garage, exceUent condition. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ■■ , AND e 3-U-6 bedrooms fuU basement, immediate occu­ $22,600. 643-4639, days; eve. 742- vertible with new top, transmis­ repaired, free pick-up Md deliv­ UQUOR STORE, established over' ditioned office Apply Box KK, ants. 1007 Farmington Ave., W. CLEAN LATE MODEL sion, brakes, battery, red and e Separate formal dining pancy, Sacrifice at $17,900. Hayes 7004. ery in Manchester. Russ' Mower 20 years, for sale. Health rea-' Herald, .staling education: busi­ Hartford, 283-3641. Riga Lane — U & R btiilt 6 white, radio, heater, white side­ ness experience, and salary room Agency, 643-4808. Service, 742-7607. sons. Owner. Box TT. Herald. PLUMED SEWERS room ranch, two full baths, one MANCHESTER — 6 bedroom sx- BEST walls, clean. 643-8296. requiremenl.s. MAN. FULL-TIME, to drive truck j USED CARS e Dream kitchen with dec­ stone fireplace, one brick fire­ THREE BAY Gulf service .station! orator colored FRIGID- A'VERY STREET —‘ Large 6 room ecutive ranch, 8 fireplaces, 2 2 and help in store with sales and THEE REMOVAL, priming, and MaohiRo CloaaMl ranch, attached garage, full base­ place, G.E. built-ins, 2-car at­ baths, heated patio, kitchen bullt- CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE, light lot clearing. Lawn'mowing. Frank available for lease. Excellent op­ stock. Call for interview, 646-4641, AIBE built-in o v e a, VACATION Wue, 68,000 miles, new tires, full 1 TOP PRICES PAID Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sew­ ment, walk-ln closet, large Ule tached garage plus one extra ins, acre lot. Bel Air Real Estate, C. Noble. 649-6053. portunity for the right individual Manchester Drug, Inc. 1 range, dishwasher, gar­ power, very clean. Owner has FOR ALL MAKES er Uoee Installed—Cellar Wa­ bath, foyer, fireplace, exceUent garage, one acre wooded lot. 643-9332. Paid training program. For ad­ bage disposal, exhaust Very desirable location. COMPANION left for Japan. Priced to sell. May WOMAN FOR STORE and bakery ! terproofing Done. condition throughout, large lot. HAROLD A BON Rubbisb Re­ ditional information call Gulf Oil fan, formica ooimters, FDRD STREET — 6 room house. be seen at 65 Jean • j Corp., 525-6158. work, afternoons ami all day, Urgent sale needed. Charles Les­ moval, celiars, attics, and yards, DRUG CLERK, full or part-time. handsome birch or knotty A real go(xl home centrally lo­ weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ Friday and Saturday Must be Call 644-0787. Carttr Cliavrolat perance, 649-7620, 643-5664. 1667 FORD, 2 door, standard -shift, McKin n e y br o s. pine cabinets. cated. Joseph Barth, Brtker, 649- old Hoar. 649-4084 .rteady Apply in person Davis • Pull poured concrete base­ U & R REALTY COMPANY V-8, radio, heater, new paint, new Help Wanted—Female 35 Bakery. Co., lac. S«w«i EXCELLENT 7 rooms, 2 story, oU 0320. tires, excellent condition, $478. roG* Disposol Co. ment. steam heat, 1^ baths, porch, city SHARPENING SERVICE - Saws, 1998 Mato St. — 849-638$ 180-18282 Pearl St.— MI 8-6808 e OH fired hot water base­ Center Motor Sales, 634 Center CLEANING WOMAN for large WANTED —. FEMALE department utilities, extra B-zone lot. AU for 643-2692 BOLTON LAKE — Immaculate 4 knives, axes, shears, skates, ro­ board radiation, Bt., Manchester. Open till 9 p.m. home to live in. Write Box F, managers. Apply King's Dept. INVITATION $18,500. Charles Lesperance, 649- room ranch, oversize garage tary blades. Quick service. Capitol a Complete decoration — R. D. Murdock — 648-6472 Herald, Store. Hartford Rd. and Pine St. 7620, 64345664. patio, lakefront privileges, boat' Equipment Co., 88 Main St.. Man­ your choice. dock. Excellent value $10,500. chester. Hours daily 7-5. Thurs­ TO BID e Color selections — your SPLIT-LEVEL — 7 rooms, garage, Goodchlld-Bartlett, Realtors, 289' 1968 CHEVROLET, excellent con­ day 7-9. Sa.urday 7-4. 648-7968. NURSE—Licensed in Connecticut, dition, very clean, call 549-4849. 28-bed home. 3-11 shift, bonus of­ Help Wanted— Male 36 Sealed bids will be received at choice of kitchen ^idi- fireptoce, hot water oil heat, sdl 0939, 648-7926. LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and fered Collect 876-9131. the Office of the General Manager, MANCHESTER BREEN SECTION anoes, formica countm, bullt-ins, city utilities, ex c^ en t EXCELLENT 6-ROOM Colonial 1968 CHEVROLET, standard, 4- repaired, sales and service, rental DRIVERS FOR school buses In 41 Center Street, Manchester, Con­ Mtchen and bathroom condition. Present mortgage may home, beautifully tonds<»ped lot, VERNON — 6 room Ctope, on e un­ door sedan, radio, heater, clean. equipmem. L A M Ek)uipment PART-TIME MAID 2-8 days a September In the Manchester-! necticut. until September 3, 1963 floor coverings, bathroom ONE SIZE be assumed. Charles Lesperance, only $19,500. Joseph Barth, Brok­ finished, large lot, walk-out base­ Call 549-6146. Corp., Route 88, Vernon, 875-7609. week. Conn. Motor Lodge. Exit 64, Vernon area. 7:30-8:45 a.m., 2:15- at 11:00 A.M. for Sidewalk and JENSEN STREET ceramic tile, batiiroem 649-7620, 64845664. er, 640-0320. ment, aluminum storms, $13,900. Manchestei exchange. Enterprise Wilbur Cros.s Parkway. Tel. 643- 3:30 p.m. Call 643-2414. Curb Construction snd Repair. fixtures. Ctoll Rockville 876-8974. 1969 PONTIAC CATJUJNAT^te- 1555. Bid forms and specifications or« e Almost acre high beauti­ PHILBRICK AGENCY —*» Im ­ 1945 MANCHESTER — If you are look­ motic, power steering, new tires, PLUMBEIRS and plumber's help­ available at the CemtroUer’s Office, ful country lots wHh 8197 maculate 6 room Cape minutes battery, beautiful car, clean, 815 ing for a home that you can move ^ STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls. EXPERIENCED Saleslady for ers, steady work. Apply in person , 66 Center Street, Mancheotsr, Con­ scenic views. •-N GARTH ROAD from everything. 8 bedrooma, h.p., have no use for two-esu-s. I fireplaces, flagstcme terraces. All fashion department. 8 days, com­ between 8-9 a.m. at Berson Bros., ^ necticut. Jusf Completed kitchen with natural cabinets, into without touching even so e Unusually lovely eonntry mOMHEMBW much os a paint brush, call us 88 Brood Bt, Manchester. ; Concrete repaitp. Reasmably pany benefits. Apply W. T. 80 Harvard St., New Britain or Town of Manchester, community oi^ miantea $16,500. 649-8464. for a look at this immaculate ; priced. 843I18S1. Grant's, Paritade. call for appointment, 629-8287. Connecticut 7 PATTO-fiAMA 5% room quality built ranch, 1968 FORD CUSTOMLINE 6, 4- from Maachcater and 2857-H MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-6, as­ room ranch with a beautiful view. Richard Martin. 2 MOOM RANCHES. oonvenient to University Few pojbtem pdocee enable you to family kitchen with bullt-ins, door sedan, Fordomatlc. 648-2880 “ HAVE TIME, will work.” All odd WOMAN FOR GENERAL offi^ Treat your Hfttie lady to this bestos siding, aluqiinum storm Asking (ally $23,600. T. J. Crock- after 6 p.m. General Manager of Connecticut. •urn out this youthful two piece excellent condition. For indi­ jobs done. Everything our special- work, some typing. 5 days, in­ tiierrolng gtogham dross with vidual attention call . . . doors and windows,‘'two hot water eU, 643-1577. cluding Saturday. Company bene­ Near High School, Junior High School, Grammar School, DIRECTIONS: Take ExH dress in no time! Yoke and sleeves heating systems, 2-car garage. 1961 MG ROADSTER, immaculate I ty. You name It. Call ue an3rtlme, INVITATION 92 off Wilbur Orom Pork- longrtxtilfsd ateeves and lovely 546-4843, 533-2987. fits. Grant’s, Parkade. ihopidiic and ehnrchea, on btw Hne, all ntilitien. ore hi one; a hdg button is the only 11% return. Shown by appoint­ VERNON — ASSUME mortgage, cooditicn, one owner, full price tray onto Center St,, Man- smooked yoke! trim. fSttesn No. 1B97-H baa tiasua— ment. $28,800. Owner 876-7]^. well kept 8-room ranch, built-in •886. Call Rudy, 245-5851. WAITRESSES —, Llincheon. din­ TO BID cheeter, which I. Rt. 8 aod No. aiJW with Patt-O-Rsma Is B A N AGENCY kRcheh, natural woodwork, walk­ ner, cocktail, part or full-time, 44-A. Follow thto Route all ki sizes 8. 10, 12, 14, 10, 18. Bust _*ea 1, 2. S IndoWro; ftfil d k r ^ (XJSTOM CAPE - AA zone. HonseiioM Survices Sealed bids will be received at tiona for searing and amodting. To out basement, large sloping lot 1 « 7 DODGE CUSTOM ROYA^TZ over 21, Accepting applications in the way tfarongh Monehroter 80 to 38. Size 10, 91 buj*. Short Roger Negro rooms, one unfinished, immacu­ Hayes Agency, 648-4808. door Hardtc^, automatic, power Offered IS-A the Office of the General Manager, I F w a n S d^ OPEN FOR INSPECTION order, send 36c In oobia to: Anne Manchester’s newest and finest 41 Center Street. Manchester, Con­ to Boiton. . . . bear aieeves, 4 yards of 35-inch. late, beautiful recreation room, steering, power brakes, clean. Cabet, Manchester Evening Hei^ 643-8727 MANCHESTER — 227 8. Main REWEAVING of burns, moth holes. restaurant. Pellins Restaurant, 7 necticut, until September 4, 1963 at left at B^on Notch TV) order, send 40c in cotaa to; fUck of the switch gives summer $438. In service. Must sell. 646- aid, U60 AVE. OF AMERICAS, Street. 7 room Colonial with 4 No matter where you plan to spend your vacation . . . no matter how long Zippers repaired. Window Shades Walnut St.. 643-4628. 11:00 A.M. for Sanitary Sewer ^ Man, high school grado- ^ Route 44-A for about 8 Sue Burnett, The Manchester Bve- cooling, oversize 2-car garage, 1048 after 6 p.m. , 1 SUNDAY 1:30 PM. to 5 P.M. n e y YOSUS. 88, N.Y. bedrooms. New bath and kitch­ made to measuret all sized Vene­ Construction Middle Turnpike' to work in The H er-^ miles to Pilgrim HlDs sn ' Ding Herald, 1160 A'VE, OF large lot E. J. Carpenter, Broker, EARN $1,600 from now until left. AMEBICAS, n e w TOBK 88, For latrolaaa mailing add 10c 649-6061, 649-9162. en. Near Country Club and Boutta It varation you're going to aajoy—keep up with what’s going on at home IBM CHEVROLET Ooovertible, au­ tian blinds. Keys msule while you Christmas, 60% markup, 3 nights West and Right of WTilch Paral-I ^ald Advt. Dept. SelUng^ for afinh pahtant. Print Nfiina, Ad> wait. Tape Recorders for rent. West Side . . . Choice B Zone Lot. Will bnild 2 family t h e p h h b r i c m a g e n c y o t- Bcbo(d. Large lot fefitarlng riiode tomatic, radio, heater, excellent weekly, no Investment. Work with lels Alton Street South. j experience helpfoL A SAM U EL M. dress wMli 2k»a and Fattsm Noair fora this raa-neat oonpoet Cape A8TDTE INVESTORS — West - trees. 2-cor garage. Call owner eandlUoR. Adctog $6po. 648-1877. Martow’a, 867 M in, 849-6221. ► For lot-clafli matting add lOo b f having The .Mancheater Evening Herald sent to your vacation addreato the best. Royal of America. Call Bid forms and specifications are home for miitablt enstomer. her. handy to evsrything. Luge Uring Side. 2-family plus store, 2-car ga­ •49-1675. available at the Ocmtroller’s Ofific5, fior each pattern. Print Name, Ad' for interview, 643:6247. Apply In Person ^ LAYin ABENCY dreea with Zone, Style No. and Just 60c for the New '63 A l­ room with flroptoce, family size rage with basement. Close to u n PONTIAC TEMPEST 4-door Building—CuptraeUnt 14 66 Center Street, Manchester, Con- ' BOI. TON — 6 rocan Cape, S-car aadaiL metallic maroon. 4 eyl- •48-!2168 Realtors 87S-A897 bum! Many lovely designs! Di­ kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bidta sb^ping, transportation, schools. 4 WOMAN FOR telephone soliciting, nectlcut. I L. A. THORP A TEL. or 443-2443 Size. oversized garage, with lubrication CALL CIRCULATION DEPT.— 643-2711 Ifidar standard shift, excellent ► 449.9444 VERNON entOLE The new faU and winter '63 Ba- rections for suit and afgbaa in down, 2 finished roojns up. $16,- Go^ return. $21,700. E. J. CALL ME oa year formica neodt. prefer experienced telephone 10- TOWN OF MANCHES1T3R,' Advt. Director ^ ptt and ExeeUent woriubop' •Bumfion. |1,IM or take over Parkway Exit •• qlo FattUon is pure sewing delighit. knit: M t y , edgtoci asal ------900. Dial 0494NMfi lor oppointmeiti Oorpeitier, B roker; fi4045O61, $49- bars, eouators, UtelMB oobineta, licitor, approximately 36 hours OONNECmCUT , 18 H s m U St. CHARLES PONTICILLl— RARNEY PETERMAN A Week to onxtostl to See tids one. UHL ir i Air Rsol Estate. 64$-98$$. of MB Call Yonltory ualta, toM^tops and weekly, typing helpful. Write Box RICHARD MAJtTm, Mo now tor c o p y . A. Herald. GBNBUX< MANAGER’ •i ■ r

BATUEDAY, AUGUST U, PAO B TEN manrbPB&r lEwttbtg H^ralb Firemfin Serre Schaffer Delegate to Parley About Town Lots of PeaohM Manohester WATBS wlH HMst Business Bodies As CkBE Notes 25th Year ’Tuesday at the Italian American "AR Ibe peach AoiioalM Hn * CSuh. W eig h in g in wiU be from 7 you can eat.” «*>• Higldh to 8 pjn. MembeN- are reminded COURSES. OFFISBIIO District Fire Dspartmedt •cCfsnd Bddon Bchaffer will be tlw dele-^ This topic has special signifi­ to bring utioles for an auoti ! niversary parade on Sept. 14. is chairman and Schaffer is a mem­ a deficit," said State and National ment Skills;’’ Reading; “Effective and says, “Sdiool boards have a ber) for further study. Chairman John M. Bailey last No fires were reported during need for guidance In the field as Business Reading;” Speech, "Oral the two hours of the annualU to a st That study is still continuing and nigh t. Communication in Business.” pressures mount betwe^ two Supt of Schools William H. Curtis Bailey gave his analysis of the I—Walter “Smokey" Dent recalls competing' teadier organizations, 'The university, through its staff one year vriien a bam fire on Mill has indicated that the matter will party’s financial status at a of industrial consultants,, also la ulioas efforts Involve a more direct be renewed at the board’s next meeting of the Democratic State St. brtke up the festivities, and part In schoeech from State Mercuiy saiesmen. t by the union groups, the 34 ’Travelets Insurance Oxmponiee One former smoker quit smoking Providenice, R.I., wlU oonstruct the Attorney General Albert L. Coles employes from the United States and the Connecticut Federa­ he said, "because I simply couldn’t site at an approximate ooet - of W of Bridgeport, who will leave that and Canada attending the firm’s make up my mind." A 60 cents per share dividend, $1,379000. A rtllag;e green wiU be tion of Teachers on the grounds ptayabie Oot. 1 to atmreholdera of that its adoption by local boards post next week to become a Su­ annual management conference at The options are fantastic, says a cwitraJ aspect of a courtyard RUBBER STAMPS perior Court judge. the Hartford home office from D arden Chambliss, associated rertird at the dose of bustoees on theme with ecu* state having its might ultimately exclude minority Sqpt. 11, has been announced by teacher groups from recognition Bailey, who played a key role Aug. 5 through Aug. 29. press business writer. "Not only own pavilion in the court of states. the Hartford Notional Bank and for salary bargaining and other in President Kennedy’s 90,0()6-vote Hie three men are participating is there a choice of how many Mod* to Ordor Thuot C o. personnel matters. victory margin in Connecticut in in ^>eoial programs featuring lec­ filters, but what kind, including NEW PRODUCTS: The first the 16M election, said in 1664 the tures and discuasion led by profee- whether activated charcoal chunks battery-operated portable phono­ Business and Personal President will do even better. sors from Harvard U nive^ty, the or granules.. .and the perplexing Flioneer Aerodynamic Syetems, graph with on automatic changer The additional votes, Bailey University of Chicago and Michi' menthol question—light, medium, Ihc., manufacturers cf paraefautes has been developed by WesUng'- Marking Equipment i [ l'( )\1 A Tie said, will be one of the resulta of gan State University. Topics in­ or heavy? In the tobacco or in the and'recovery systems at 168 For­ house Electric O iftp. The unit op­ Office Supplies the voters registration and en­ clude the operating manager, top t i p ? " est St., this week reported audit erates either on six flashlight bat­ )\I I ■( )K T rollment campaigns that will be management poH^ fonnuiatian, When asking for cigarettea in a results for the six-month fiscal pe­ teries or a line oord.. .Gotham MANCHESTER riod ended June 1, w H b net scUea "top priority projects in the ocm- and the rde of the insurance in­ store, you have to name the brand Pressed Steel Ooip. of New York MEANS totaling $4,910,000 as compared to RUIBER STAMPS ing months fo r the party.” dustry in American economy. and type. King or imperial or reg­ CKy has Updated Its NFL Bfieotric Actual business situatioas faced sales of ^,077,000 to the seme pe­ Democrats will concentrate on ular . sized 7 Stogie filter, douUe, Football game and now features TEL. 649-4489 these efforts and leave ’icute gim- by The Trayeiers and other Rims, riod to 1902. Net profit was $1'72,- a magnetic football which makes triple or plain? Menthol, n^nt 200 tolter provistona for taxes on mickk and souvenirs’’ to the R«- and infoimal talks with Travelen K posrtble to pick up the footbaH 6 8. MAIN ST. clove? Hand-pock, aoft-pack, FHp- income. Hiiis compares to a net publicane, bs said. eocecuUves on management prob­ while players are to movement. lems, are also on the agenda. top. Slide-top, Ahuninum laminate, loM a t $60,200 for the first half of MONDAYS Orilophane, paper or waterproof VOTE ON FOBEION AID 1962 after a tax reooveiy of $69,- SPACE CHAMBER p la stic. 000. 'While hot summer temperatures ALLA L L YEAR!t e a k : j WAfiHZNOTON (AP) — Con prevail, plans are already being hwi liit eqiilpiiieiit A space chamber to whicb a New brand introduction pro- nectiout's four Democratic Con- made for the 16th annual New man can enter and live under moon gnsma are expensive things in the The 1963 edition of the Direc­ phone 522-8151 FAIRWAY ^ gresamen voted against slashing Btogland Oiundt IVinter Sports surface oondUiona during tests of cigarette making Industry, some- tory of New Engtond MlanufBC- ITC PEABL STREET SMne $666 million from the Ad' timea naming into the tens of Omference to be held Oot. 20-22 the space suit and portable life burers ia off tbe press. The 760- ministration’s foreign aid bill milliona of dollara for a stogie at the Blastera Slope Inn, North HARTFORD, CONN. support back pa(k for Project page directory, vriikdi oontatos yesterday while Rer^itfiican Rep. oam 'palgn. Oonway, NH. A^k>, and other space environ­ names and addresses of over 14,000 Abner Slbal voted for the out. On la 1962, tb« industry fadU was New England manufactuiera, is mental control equipment and sys- the side of the Administration ki estimated at $260 mUUan to mar­ pifidtohed with the editorial ooop- the vote were Democrats Emilio ems, 'wUl be construoted for Uidted ket research, advertising''and other eratton of the New EIngland Ooun- Daddaiio, BemSid Grabowski, Aircraft’e Hamilton Standard dl- introduction ezpensee. oU and was announoed by Geot) John F. Monagan and Vniliam St. riaion at Wtodsor Looks. ISven with all the doUars spent D. HaU Oo., Boston, Mass., pu O nge. F. J. Stakes Ocop of Phila­ for new brands, the population lish er. delphia, Pa, is prime contractor growth has hrought steadily ex­ WESTOWN of a three company team which pending total sales of clgarritos Dlrectoes of the Odonisl Board 1 1 PHARMACY II will design and buUd the chamber. and leading producers reported Oo., Paricer St.. foHowtag a board Personal Notices CiyoVac, Inc., and Pittaburgh-Ces higher earnings fbr the second beottog Thursday, voted a 16- 489 Hartford Rd.—MI B-994S aoui Moines Steel Oo. round out the DOUBLE quarter of 19(^ oeMfai q u a ito ity dtvtdeod on oom - team . mon stock and a 37^-oents qism- To maintain oar continoitjr WORLD GREEN In Memoriam B R IE F S terly dividend on preferred stock In loving memory of our mother and BURNING ISSUE to stookhoMers of record Aug. 30. of medical service we are SrandmoOier, Hre. Anna Lucaa, who Henry Dorati of 73 Nomwn Dr., In 1M6, five brands of riga- Whpptog, Ltooatn-Mereury saleS' The dlvtdends are payable on Sept. passed away Aug. X . 1983. A rsttea enjoyed about 96 per cent man 'for Moriaity Bros. Inc. at 16. Open All Day STAMPS A lisbt from our household Is goae, A voice we loved is stilled. of the amoktog bcatoesa, but today 301-S16 Center CK., bas earned A vacancy la In our hearts that never —cigarette smoken are fiooded membeieMp in the "100 dub,” a The New England Statea ex- ean be filled. with the burning Issue of “what group of outstanding salesmen to hlbition at the New Toric Worid’a SUNDAY ALL WEEK Her ohlldreo and smndohlldren W4U I try today”—there are more Ltneoto-IMiercury dealerships. The Fair wiB be located adjacent to NATM PEACHES - “GOLDEN JUBILEE” Now In Season! J4-

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— 1 1 1 1 NEED TIRES? 1 i , : |A Ir - 40% DISCOUNT -..J 1 p* NO DOWN PAYMENT — FREE MOUNTING 1 . J J tr * ” l — 0 MAP OF SPEa^L TAiKIKIG DISTRICT GOODYEAR NYLONS a u y 5 WITH TUFSYN — TAX, EX- S FOR DQWMTOWM MAKICPESTEP i79x15...s s.8.88 7.50x14.. ...10JI8 . Da t e ; August •X 7.11x15.... .1188 8.00x14.. ...14J0 NODCl! PUM.IC HEARING TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT. PROPOSED ORDINANCE 7j60x1 4 ..s. .1188 150x13.. ...11i8 In accordance with provisions of the Town Charter, notica la maroisl, bustosas or profeasional purpoaea and not to tax prop* 2. Such special tax A all be based iqion annual budget ap-' ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the Munici­ artlaa used exclusivelyely forfo! residential purpoaea; pn^jiriatlons and estim a^ of receipta from activitlea related pal Building Hearing Romn, 41 Center Street, Tueaday, August to such purposes; as ^iproved by the Board of Directors, for the OIL CHANGE 27, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. on a proposed ordinance concerning: Mow Therefore, the following wdinance -ia pttqtoaed by the qiecial taxing district, as provided by the charter for adoption AH.ANTIC OR QUAKER STATE OIL said Board of Diractors of aald Town ef Mancheater: of budgets, and shall be included but shown separately in the - Creating a Special Taxing District annual tax levy of the town. DOUBLE STAMPS BE rr ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTCHtS P ream b le or MAMCHBSTE31: • ... \ 8. The boundaries of this special taxing district are as Whereas It is tbs intanUon of the Board of Diraetora of tba shown on a map entitled "MAP OF BPBCIAL .TAXDfO DIG- Thwn of Mancheater to aatatfiiah a special taxing dlitrict with­ 1. In accordance with the proviaioiia ef EB|>eoial Aot'280 of T R IC T FO R DOWNTOWN MANCHBSTKR Date Auspst 21, DISCOUNT in the Town o f Mancheater; and the General Assembly of 1968 cooceniing the eetabUahment of 1968' which map ia hereby declared to be a part here^ t 0 special taxliig districts for the Townm of Mancheater,1 .there is Whereas the.revenue raised by the tax to be levied within hereby estabUsh(bed a special taring district for the purpose of DAVID M. BARRY, 8eeretary such district is to be used to provide additional offstreet parit- defraying by taxes levied solely upon property within such dls- Boaid of Directors, Manchester, Connecticut ^ STATION ing for the "Downtown Business District” of said Town; and trlct any of the cost of undertaking or aoemnpUshing within Whereas it is the.desire of the said Board of Directors of said such district aigr of the purpoaeatoaea iauUioriaad hy chaptar 100 ef D atad at Manchestar, Oonnectlout 451 W EST c e n t e r STREET — 649-0980 Town to tax onfy properUea used.adi^]y,qr partially for eetn* the general statutss.' ' thla 21at day ef August, IMS. > AUG. 24 thru AUC. 3«

iimii I " illi* l'-. " Iliiiii.iJ .... ' v A iUair wiKA^-AU. mamd ■teamvip! g,- pkmiwaow. Mp it 7 -i;* * I t v PersdnalitieB at By mOK MUMNBB ^ BAB BOTU: , (SnpA) , Diana tophsi la quietly oreatfng Robert St«<^ By CYNTHIA rLOWBT a new Image, which aeetna aosna- ' A P ..Televtiton-Badio Writer NBW YORK (AP)r^PeopIa told HOLLYWIXJD' (AP)-^TeleVtslon Ihing Wee chramlng the ohryspn- themum, sinoe tha old image wea Robert Staek, “Pret^ saay wpri^ MtlM,' • no matter what viewers Isn’t Itr AU that money for Just sometimes suspect, are not always very nice. . . makbig facao at tlM eamara.” Blit it .wean’t good enough lor found under cabbage leavM like Miss Lyiin, an intelligent and am- Blit Stack, after a four-year Tbpey nor even behrewt . the cov- Mtloua girt. She frit that her monle .grind during which ha appear^ em of a hook. M k federal agent BUot Naea in csieer had eetabMted her aa • B. Jack Neuman is a writer- star before she even knew bar lao ! episodea. eeys he wouldn’t tumed-producer whoM MOM Job went another television eeriea now la developing formats for new pro­ for ell the preetige or money In grams. TWO years ago It was "Dr. the world. Kildare,” and last- year "Sam ‘il’m a pretty fair athlsAe,” Benedict." Neuman reports that f U i the actor, who etands an the generis of Ms creation this inch abara • feet and at 44 la season, ” Mr. Nptok.” was In tha still aa trhh aa a boxer, "but following conversation, ' months them is a ^yaicial UmltatJon to 'ago, with Boris Sagal,. a 41recto>r, how long you can go on. Frankly, Saga!: "Hey, how about doing a ■ ■ .? I I couldn’t have gone en fOr an­ Mrles about a high school teach­ other year. er?;’ I “It'B a never-ending, deterior- Neuman: "WeU, It doesn’t sound ■ feCf etihg kind of work. You flnlah a ’ so goodgooa tow» me.mo. Whatwnev uwdo wew® do show ’Tuesday, then ‘start a hew when we’re finished with smoking 'one bn Weffaoaday. *"In “tjie “ school hMementbasement, the star "You develop a deep, d e ^ half 'back who is a loiiay English fatigue. 'Yo« have m residual student and the kM*; who run off strength , to do the slroplbat and get married?” things." ' A short Ome later however. I Stack finally turned In hla Neuman dropped Into T a high revolver after he felt his eyesight school during achool hours. was begtnnihg to fade. • " * a "It Was an entirely diftorent hemorrhaM of a vocal cord left picture than' I ’d thought." he said, him unable: to talk for two ’ "rhen I started talking'to *ture as leads, and |^ve them a chance roles on teieririon. him while he In turn trlee to cap­ except for guest stars, the rest of deip in tbe ■tou^ of de^KMid to show what they can do.” the cast will be bona fide high “Tblevtslon lot me do hewer: (allM aummor reiieet MMon)., ture the genuinely guHty parUee. Stack recently completed his things,” she says. "In movies, I The Breaking Point la a new school students, recruited in talevMon vtewan o«n Me aeUvRy Mth nim. This winter he will groups from nearby comm»’ ''‘'ea iwfto genoTftJly stuck in some awfift. on the horiaon. Warminc tq^ on the entry in the medhsal ahow derby; make one hr Burope based on a fHma. But on televtalon I’ve ^ thia one has Peul Richards and and paid the regulation f3S a day are S4 brand new night­ German war novel. ae extras. MGM has reserved some fftiiiy good parts, I time ahowa, Juat waiting until the Bduard Fran* aa peychlatrtaU. A local boy who made good. want to do some harder things. Among ABCs IS new shows space where the students can con­ MpMta have run their WMrjr Bob has known Hollywood nota­ tinue their studies, with their eourae. wW be oeveral other dramas— bles on a first-name bfMls since teachers, when they are not An ancl«ot city wMch ta a The Oreittost Bboiw on Barth, with at la prubalUy imathloal ftar a Ms youth, when he first won re­ needed on the Mts. imique mixture of Bast and West erltle to aay ao, but aome o< neait Jack Balance and a circus back- nown as a natlbilal champion “We’re on a campaign to Ini- s explored by NBC News corr^ anaann'a new ahowa look good^ O f g r o t ^ ; Tho Outer liiiMts, a soi- sheet shot. Later he served as a prove the Image of tesichers, spondent Amaldo Lacagnlna to •ounae, theae may not be the onea enoe fiction anthology series; The giumery Instructor for the Na'vy said Neuman. ”We’re going to “^ p o r t From Beirut" TMesday, Che pubMc IDtea. (Laat yedr at IMa Travels of Jamie McPheetera, during World War H. . have ours fall In love, smoke and A ^ 27 on NBC-TV (10:80-11 homey storlM sat Jn the goM-ruah Mme, thia writer made a bet WHh ‘Thu early acquaintance with even take a drink.” p.m. E D T ). a OBB priM agent that The Bever­ daya; and Ohanning, set on a col­ entertainment figures engendered future in ■ films. ly HUIbUliea would be dfUM>ed ht lage campua. in him a lifelong love for the Sentimental operettas, robust jhmuary.) You nemar oan toll. There wW olao be new variety motion picture world. tunes of transporUtlon, songs “You have to got ft l«v«l of Joy A t tMa writing, theM look like houta starring Jimmy Dean and Bob brings to hla Job a Mat about the mixed rewards of youth Che cream oC the inooming crop: Jerry Lewia, the latter a two-hour that springs from his own in everything you to." ^ Bob le philosophic ftbout hie and age and » visit to a toy shop AJEKTa Arreat attd Trial, The affair. Two new rituation com­ physical vitality. are W^hllghU of NTC-TV’e "Sing IVigittve and the Breaking Point; edies are The Patty Duke Show "I. boUevo strouly in enthusi- "You hftve to leftrn to enjoy Along witKMltch’’/Friday. Aug. things to the fullest when they Oh I’ Beat Bide, Weat Side. The (wUh Patty In a dual role) and asm," he said. “There has to be 30, In coldrvSA’SO-O^ p.m. BDT. hftm>en," he remarked. * a cent Adventure and variety The Faitner*a Daughter starring a Joy in actloiit a real lift In life Repeat Jed’s CeOleg . De Havllland. M dhr two aeparate 45-minute situation comedies (My Favorite (W) AdreelSre wHh Tea Favel 5*a-M-M) Oallaat Maa _ 1 :M '' t) Neweeepe Bkowa. In ooa, Ben Oesaara wW Martian; CHynis, with Olynia Robert Mcljueeney. CtoPt. Ban^ (4«> The Lerd^ >Vayec IsW I s> mwtt Ns. a ____ diet constders lotnins.toe Allied 1:1* ! SI News A Weatoev be a detective, and we’k watrii aa Johns messing around with crime, I a«s> Mr Fjdffto Bawl- Military Ooveriimant. (R) ( •) Mob «• Maa he "Arreata” a criminal. Next and The Phil Silvers Show, wlUi < «) CaM. vriler W Mb t*M ( SI The Defesdere - — < 1) Baa Fraaelm BsM eomea the "Trial” aegment, with E. O. Marshall. Mary Aj^ . ( II Momeats ef OeaHeri, OesA- FhU back in a variation of tho Seat M Oraiwha host of a weekend party dlw Bight li^ma Obwdc Oonnora aa a dietrlct. at- BtUco personality); the long- tiW ( l> Ms > Tbsalet mysteriously durins a seance. i ( •) -■M ^eat at MsdMaHan Wnwy- ... awaithd variety series debuts o f < $) Ball* Kaaaa The Fugitive is another dK- (M) ■aaahall ( « - » ) Jaey Mskap 8fc« ' i i ‘e^ Mias Gariand and Kaye; a n e w Rad SoK- TB. ClaralaM Vlsltlns Buddy Hsekett brin^ Ibrent Idea. David Janaaen atora documentary seriea. Chronicle, .(W> Baiwr a Oaril along a lire elephsmt as a gift, to aa a fugitive from juatloe— hmo- which wSl alternate with CBS' Re- .SatarSar Maria Joev and Elite's expected baby. l:M < S) Basraa t (RV porta; and — hold on to your bon­ ( S-M4S) Beetsasany net, SarahboUe — a spin-off from jloBtoa*iU^a.alaa4 iaokLlnkletter. host. 0““ to: .Cariaaas Theodore Blkel. CTancy B r ^ Tho Beverly HlUbllUes oaUod Pet­ IM) 1MW_ ers. Tommy Mgkem,. Judy_OoW JOHN L lENNEY ticoat Jimoilon, Yhjdi, II8ISIIllA IHEW BBW . llns, Allen and Orler. From Ovar at NBC, tho emphaais la (4e> fca Aaaaal AwaHeaa Oak Brown UnlvarsUy. W ).. .. . •:M (St-Mi 8n«BTd.» Night At The ^ ta n ek AAEN8Y heavily on drama, with seven of FIniahIns bole*. U»e “ L* the Id new obowa haing full-hour Flreatoae Ooontry Club, Akron, (Cedori ‘Tha Boots of Heaven.” Trevor Howard. Errol Flynn. An ELECTRONICS dramas. The Richard Boone Show 4;M Rnoa at IM Weak idenllst. crusades to save Will bo watiehed with great Inter- Srit ( n Wallr Oalar < >) VaeaWaa rtarhaasa priiies at Paramua. New Jersey. ( •) Tr*a AAvaatara Johnny Johnston eommentrieg. AUGUST (Ml Maatavaal I ( I I News. S p e r is * Weatkas (Ml M i ^ B y eb ( aM I News aod Weatbe* I (laa*) gaaa Baaerie* - (M) Satarday BdlUaa L T. WOOD CO. “Phone 643-11^ Edmond O'Brian. Oa raid In* I < B> Balarday spectaeriar I \ I. \ m * - \ Tom Bast rrsM Main Bt. At aiato Theater On to Biseen Brooks. An insuranoa company "The Picture of Dorian ,Oray." alalms k aaed aot pay n oon- George Bonders. H. RatfleM. P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATUBDAT, AUGUSTS, 1961 MANCHEBTBR EVENING ]n»A IJ), MANCHESTER, SATIADAY, AUGUST M, lOM P A G E T H R E E

whona wMI d ie u n tow Mta oMaar ca n aalnata oolor tootvmo on MSCWki Coming Shawg ba looBtod ki thna dor a kMagb- **Iho VkgkkAn” Wodnasdier. Ang. SU N D A Y Television PROGRAM toMMMiliHit oponAkaa. — ki *Tlh« OB ( llCM Bto •I Omtwn, M« 8«88 ( 8) Teatarday*a Hei Lawreniie, Ann-Margaret. lUdlan A««. ae (Oreo-oieo «epe. BalletiB __ (80) The Ohrbtaphen Mouse, Vaughn Header,, others. M en BHBifOBla Anotn a Mow on p m . Ray Denton aad Joama Moore ( arraH li r « r V*dav 8i80 ( 8) Big 8 Theater ( 0-80-40) Jaae Wymaa Pra- Mm bM d and IS Hhmwt *1iMHiMir‘ & r . H epeut ot IMaaeh 2S, Seee), star aa UuwyeM who uneoepeotefftr > Th* BljrrtataM ^ 8 "Bofaaon'a Choice." Oharlat IM "A SiMuiaor PaBsed llte W W ,”\ h o o o m o I n v o lv a d la tbe caaa < » SaonlTHMUtt IrfMighton. X MUIa. StOO (EMO) Oar 04 Where Ard< SAk? HEADQUARTERS «■ MBCVrrs •’BonowHif* color |.U I) u nu ir*i« (» ) jaaaea aad Aaawara Joe E. Boss. Fred Bwynne. Buy- Whan A Jiay fkada a oMant of agakwt a gardeoMr. aeeused of ( 1) TbsOhriitapkan Noted peraonallty IntOrrlawed. ins a wig aa■ a present■ for Lu- gMdOB ffhiadagr, A u g. 25 ( 0 4 0 j m h . awatotmlndkig whtoeaale robbea^ I 8> TUs !■ Tke Ufa 8:08 (88) Film d u e c auses Too<^ ‘ sonsome prob- MOT. IbopcBt of In rcli 2, 2505^ Mam Benedlot (Wknand OVMant (88) AKiloutara Oa Parana (18) Oar Fatih lems. (R ) faNty of wtto-nwandor, tka kanar- tea ki "Talk to" My a (M) Dawa MMa laatHate 8:80 (18) laalght ( 040-80) Saaday Night MsvJ aam company oWnai ft Bead noi oouktAy nyatecy on NBC-TVa ( 8) Davay • QaBatt 4:00 (18) The Big Ptetara (Odor) Jaft Chandler. “A ’ i....& r y J-jojl J / u l S s a L ISaivur BosEutd, I h m l lOinBE. "Km ft Mystery Theatre” Wednea hM ( 8) Talea Of Tba Blaaa Baak (80) Ireland lale af Bperta o f David." BIMIcal tale__ of M tobto Oiwoc, OnMEi WWk* awl iny funda itaadad by tha BMHfa I 8) Tke Aatwer David’s persecution by Ring atator to luar Ms two cfaRMmi, In d a y , A ug. 28 (8-20 pjB. EDT). (40) Beat at Oraaebe OhMIe ABjott BtHT la H mm R o d te eo. 22, Mtwa. ( 8) lailght — (88) Wild Bin mekaak WBB HMMM OC WVOtW MHMM% Ott tonh singer and gkanour aywlMl (80) The OhrlataalMaa 8:00 ( 8) I’re Oat A Seered % (CMre) and STEREO O p O -T W i MBaMMilMr N M it lEt Mis whose untknely death ahocka tba (40) Oral B ebeiti (88) Lang 8^ SBrar Lome Oreene. Pern ell Boberts. (SO) The Sacred Heart Hess suffem amnesia. Signs ■CoBliB” Sh color A ug. 24 (g p m . Tha bankatagfa atoay ot tha aaa* wortd, kt “Like a Diamofto la tha (80) Oneat Aitlata Oaaeeat Skgr on NBO-TVa "The Seventh I 8) Lamp Data lb Feat 8:80 (8840) The BaUwlakie Shaw Bamaq, guest. (R) B D T t o COEHI - ■ Mon plctora, *00,000 Laagttea Uh- Rellgteua aerlea wtui Dr. OOOIVO •t«8 ( 8) T’rue Service On All Modeis s r e li 2, i a m . da r th e S oa,” and 4 cartoon hkBoagr Hour” Wednoaday, Aug. 26 (104A Crotners. (Color) Cartoon Berlea. Jade Webb, host A mveaae ( 8) O ieat Arttata of Bwa’a elforta to oauquur th e pjB. BEXT; repast of F«b. 12). ( 8) dawlah Mawa Flawa 04 0 ( 8) Twentieth Oeatary agent is murdered trying to (t l) GhSuea Of SalraMaa The teiwioaa created la Ftadano smash a nuMlem-day booUsggtsg T tu CtoMBtl ooean depths, wMI be praaentad la (80) SaerUea at tha Kaaa syndicate. (R) Klofc, AMaB 1 oolor for the fkat tkna ht "Oper- (40) Thl* la Tha Ufa during the BJAth World TtmOi 4 f ) Omdreva M m . MUla Btara with Ina BMhh Featlral of Communism which Ui88 NF YOU OWN A BOAT CHECK OUR •itkin Undenea” on D hn eyM ( 8) Tha Ohriataphera led to riota are recapped. (R) Durward KIrlw, best, Alisa IhsL -YToit Hobart Loggia and M Umy Matbo- ( 8) Leak Op Aad Ura (n4t) SImw m The Week Mkn, *1Bi«8a 'JMB,’’~ w il t»a piu- Wondetful vmortd of CUor" Sun­ The sin .of Luiatlolsm tppifled hjr (88-80) Meet The Preaa (Oalar) son In “Ibo Interrogator,” full- Public Affalip Preaentatlon (Color) John MUIs. Ina Balln. A MARINE EQUIPMENT OBOEted ligr h o s t B to . DBBKHM om dramatlaed excerpla from "Ifcilv BriUsh police superintendent day, Aug. 26 .(NBOW ^ TieO-eAO bour color dremn set againat tba Dick. • ( 8) Oambat must quell terrorist activities In '*n w Oemb," MBCVnr color PJB. B D T ). y e u a a t oonfltot before' Indepen­ ( 8) TIdieaa (18) Perapaelira an QreaOaeaa (10) Film , the 1967 preindependence terror­ A ug. 22 (O iao dence for the MeAterrmean M- (40) Faith Far Tadap (40) Prabe ist times on Cymus. (R) BiOO ( 8) Oaaaara Three U ;88 ( 8) What’ s My UneT Citizeiit Band Radio SoIm and Snrvicn Judge Oartb dma X Oobh) ba- la a d o t Cyprus, on NBC-TVs D u DIacuaaioti of Lonnta n d e r ’ a 0:80 , 8) Mr Ed John Daly, boat. Psnsllsts: Doro­ play “Rerlval" and whether ea- Alan young, Connlo Hlnaa. .ftlends 4 group o t PpMidi kneMs Font Shorw Of the Week” Sunday, aenual premlae or entertainment The talking horaeneta acquainted thy Kllgwen. Bennett (>irf. PoMgr grants and kwu8« Ms n«lgfabo»Bf Aug. 26 (10 pjn. EOT. Repent o t with a performing ^etritant be­ Arlene rVancIs. Robert Q. la reoolrad. Lewis. -fwMi ki ‘*nw ftkwl Hour,” W4 Oei^ 26, 1662). ( 8) Oammeata • Feapla. fore he’D coiulder Wilbur's TV ( ) Film ambUlons for him.' (It) ( 8-40-88) Omeial Summer Dnniont Color TV 88 ( ) Bay Beherer Suiday Be port The Civil RlghU Olsls . . (80) OathaUe Hear 88 (Part ni) Ron Cochran, aneher-. (40) WeataiB damharaa Coverage of the wedc a major man. (88) Amerleaaa At Walk events. S;i ( 8) A Qaeat tar Oerlalaty (81) Trae Adventare ' 8) News wLtmomes ( 8) The S^aal Stoiy (80) OperaUea Saeeeaa ( 848-88) News A Weathnr T U E S D A Y Television PROGRAM (88) Far Tear lafermattaa (40) Sneet ef Danger (48) Saaday Edttlea LADORATORIBS (80) TUa la O e Ufa T:00 • 8) Laaale U:M (88) Saaday Movie Jon Provoat, June Lockhart, < 44488) Uaeu Pro A Dar wife, a squad member draws • 18:00 ( 8) O.N. lateraatlanal Sana U:U ( 8) Movie Maslerpieees (18) MUHm D eH u M e ^ ( 8) Oala Storm Lasaie and a (Hendlyy squirrel “Road to aiory.” Fredrlc Mareh, t W B W N I D ia . dangerous asslgiunent (R> (88) Film help Tfhrtmy aave facee when a Lionel Barrymore. (84) The MUBary ladm trial Osae* (80) Blag Araaad Saadagr atorm ruina his reforestation U:SS (80) Late fflmw (8 8 ^ Tu Delt Bu MMee) plex (40) Piablem Today project. (R) “The Sailors and a OM.” SotdCtt STANEK (. 8) DlMevary US 84a < 8) Lloyd Bridiroi Shew 18:80 ( S> Wd BeUeva ( 8) Seerema HacRae. . iu. Whe jfc Tu Tieatr A small ba|>d of Caecboslovaklau (88-88) Bnslga OToele try to escape to freedom in a ( 8) Saaday WaWaea _ ( 8) Aesdenay Theatre home-made armored truck. “The Big Store.” Waia Brotb- Dean Jones. Seaman Tubby Ma­ “ Campbell's Kingdom." Dtofc ( 8) htfiraiHiael l«to' ars. son (Stubby Kays) Is forced on­ Bogarde. ^niszr •48 ( 8) Taleal Scouts (88) Darey A Goliath to a crash diet. (R) (40) Peataro 00 Merv GrUftn. host. CalebriUea (80) Hawaii OaUs { 2{ present performers seeking a (80) Saaday Matiaee _ A 0) Newseepe 8:88 ( 8) ClOiwWa Ksagaro* 8) BIgS Thm ier “The Deeralayer.” Lex Baxter. (40) Wanted: Dead Or AHve (40) Lord’s Prayer 8:88 (48) FFneUnr efSclMM breakthrough to stardom. (40) Weatarer Preaeata T:I0 < S> Deaals The Meaaee 1:18 ( 8) Maa 4a Maa Sto ( 8) H u Blehaito ;^ )> tak e Beem FU DaMp (88-Sa) B m pin (Color) 18:88 ( 8) Tear Oaagreaamaa trem Jay North. Herbert Anderson. 1:88 ( 8) Memeats ef OemferL Qs< 8) Admiral Jack Shew Richard Bgan, Ryan O’Neal. A Trouble starts when Dennis ae- Jaek m feuu ■ (4488) Diseeven ’88 former freedom fighter seeking Caaaeetleat Bight Hymn (IS) Miniu Dudu Merle 8:00 I 8) PereepMaa cidentally puts a hot market Up 1:80. 4 3) News. Wsalher aad Moments Olawa bis eon enters tbe u.S. illegally (88) Sehlaa 18 Pla BawBag In mld-alr with a wild pigeon he is training. (R) ef Meditaiiea e » ‘ “ .. . ------geek Shew (40) Wlaalag Plaa J*e (In Prog.) !^»*^®**M ^*i.** *r“ atoar ( 8) Tear Oaagrea------(88-80) Wendrrtal WerM e f Osier Grouch* (40-tO) Hawaiian Bye GaaaaeHcnt (Color) The backstage stoiy of (88) Film ^ y Donahue, Rob^ Oonead. fuming "80,000 Leagues Under ItM “Projnot ao” produoUon o t .8:48 (48) Bag * Otoe Mrow (Moket suspects a faith healer the Sea’’ Also a canoon history “nie Story ooti- Wrte ( » oB aiu B n m , HW M .preying on wealthy women. oi Vm Rogtrm" Belinda Lee. Boaton at CHeveland of ocean study. (R) Unulng {ontimony to Mg tretnen- (40) daagla aad Almanac ( 0-4040) The Jeiswu (Oeler) _ Mevie__ •48 (84) Bwsuner Oranu PeeBval 1:M (40) StMte Oat the Btara The robot maid languished after doua ^ on tial as a toloviahm per- _.i8^:^s^jr:sisw .hhrsto, •iSt ( » Ptetaro TUe 1:85 ( 8),Baaeban the building super deacUvates hta scdiAlMy, wM be repeated oti the Jei^ Van foks, boat Tankeea va. (Thleago robot assistant in the 31st Cen­ NBC-'ni' Network 'Hiundkgr, A a a . (|K»to) I M tmUM Theabe 8:00 ( 8) Tear Oammaalty tury. (R) ■ June Allsrson, John Forsytbe. A (48) Hnjar Leagae Baaafcall 0:00 ( 0) Ed SulUvna Shmr 28 (10-ia pjn. «D T), 1 ^ ) The Priee hi 1 married roan confides to hie itoF- Colort M S (IS) The Big Pteture toy brother that he is being blackmailed by a woman. (R9 iim W -eLSEssL. Tto ^Btuehahlee around Ihs (48) Newi ^ bert StaiA. Nettemlah PeroeO. M O N D A Y Television PROGRAM FaU TV Crop O o tfs . •lit (48) Mr. Leaky Ness temporarily toeomaa a •iU (tn bdaetiy u MnSc bqotleycter ot A i^an. CRu B esh los dNMHas, M BC ahw Mw ItM (8) WceBwr, Hem u i Banhi Brasselle 8:00 (00) Can Mr. D mo InooKoiM OcoA as Orindl, A gem m • 48 ( 8) OnHawp 0:W ( 0) Maaseals. ct Osm tsil 4:U (80) Amesieaas at Wash i aroBi VBto O O PUm A eg. Pram 0:00 ( 0) Newsoepk, BelMta Beard 0:10 ( 8) Tour Seaater Ms w h o atmym gets kwolvsd wMh (IS) Weather ^ mtaring the mood 0:48 I 8) OperaUea Aiphabe4 CHARLES MODERN HOME 1:88 ( 8) Weather Nt orSidnals; a fiiHM d-iB-auKRps Mtf- <48) Adveateroe In Thne 7:88 (88-88) Teday Shaw 2’^ i ! { W u t h e ^ N m a Spasta j.48Sto) Fseas u Axsintaa ATTIC FANS 1:88 < 8) FSHaw fkm I usMon oonkodT) HanorVi CNtto; BHI HI48 (48) Hewa Daqr Bepert Ro^etry expert Dr. Wernher ( 8) Seie^ (88) Wanthsr 7:18 ( ) Sammer Tfane Painters, Builders, Deeorafon Ida ( 8) Beet SMto ftrinm dledisees progress 8 (84) BaekaUa Bob MMi b i h S a n a aa Jom JImoncB ki Ms flm t JirMems of America’s space Be ready for the hot weather (88) Weather (48) Sapor sertM ; B a d igo, w h ich h rsaMgr Jast 3 ahead with .a HUNTER ATTIC 1:18 ( 8) Pereeptiea 1(88) News OMm t dnBBfUK TNm RCboat IWr* 148 ( 8) Te Tea The tweOk (88) Peter Goan ( 8) PHeadati Mr. Oeaber 8:88 (88) dabbeue lor BMow, wMh Vaotor and nobott rodug s o B taom la a hsM - (M ) PUm FAN installed in your home. 7:88 ( 8) Let’s Talk Akeat I 18*4488) News. Weather 8:48 ( 8) O U u n tu g g tu m ■giHto o< tha Dtpart- hoea: 8lioiw; and Ths HoMywuod (88) W maer. Leeal Itowe Complete with fan louvers and 8:88 I 8) OaptalB Haagaisa 8:45 ( 488-88) No. Motor, a dootantontory about sso- m ) Anironto oT S e Seneheu W ) Big Hews all <»rpentry wotk. 8:88 (48) Freatten af Sdeaea 1:80 ( 0) Aftet Oiaur Mavla bm S of HeBMh, WdunaMon aad . . f S ^ ) Hewe Aad Weelbar 8:88 ( 8) Hu Bluaids “The Gentlemen from West WNUars; Mw OngnAor Iheator, m vlea and Boorta stata. < V S K „ 1148 (8) IM Umm SIww Point.” George Montgomery, M. is s ^ ^ a js . (18-88) Bennar Bssaa aaMiPlOBy aortas wfeMi wMI alt«r< d k iu a o t tMa —usOra "The Creepfaig unknown.” O’Hara. MANCHESTER M f * - D gpluy, Jiude Waraer, (48) Ess e The OlawB (80) FUm neUieiQi Boh Bops; ths Kroft fomlMar; obvtoua odtoBHito to oaBh (4t> (Keve A B u Shew 8:U ( 8) Debbia Draka Shaw (18) Leeal Mews aad Wealbev In on poavm mtoeomm. (88) *41 ( 8) David IHuew aheer 8:88 ( 8) MBBsaalrs H wlity (or magdis M wlM be Sus- tiW ( I). ______(SB) SrorTO Bosudsp (14) Aaaerieu MeaMin OLDSMOBILE 7SSS MBBS) Iheator, alternating wIMi doss seem to 1m a Mt mors ortgt- S 1 8 ( 8) Speiisvlew ( 8) Bss4 Of Oreaehe (80^) News aad Wesfaer . « ■ U 4B 8 4 8 ^ Tm^ J Shew (to 8:48 (48) Slag Aad Odls Shew ItU (88) Spedial B ^ rt "TOUR OUPgMOM Ji M id iMpr Piwity Ootno; Mr. Kovak, anoMiar nal tlilnIdBa than ueuoL * reaoetns Inghm. 18:88 I 8) Oaleadar 1:18 (88) Snamer nlglillgbta s c c ia s (a ooaittig to be aeon whathar thora la a to prevm t Three Cheers tor the Mata" (8840; Say Wku (88) Sparta Camera fon ner wife. Vu «Mea» (84) Laymu’s Onide 18:00 ( 8) Search far Tamarraw Bobby Rydell. James Dunn. (8 ) Diaoevenr m ( 8) Bssrhsn (8840) Tratb er OraseqBsaecs Comedy about a amall band try­ mVBTMENTS Meta va. Pittsburgh ( 0-40-80) Father Kaews Best ing to break Into the big time. MS. OWMMHB r dOBNSOH ML, llo B a g o r OAIX IN OBDBS ( 8) B— er Tbne (8 ) Doble OUUs 18:88 (88) News Day Bepert ( 44480) Tur Fauy. Faaay Dwayne Hlckmu, Frank Par- 1:88 ( 8) Best SeUer Fllms nUOBMDLt AMD HMLPFUl, TSANSAOnom i HAMDMP VERNON liek Dp 15 maatoaXaear (88) WaaMae George Fennemu, boat Amn- ON AIX IIXOHANOK8 U9TED AND tmLXBXBD-MimTAL fTORW PAINT and WAIXPAPSB 148 len. when Mayiurd ahowe super- ( 8-88-48) Oeaeral HespUal nSJSi% / Mr. Goohro ( 84M8TAromSro Buldataad human strength after u energy (8848) Af Heme WHb KM4y tour movie shorts. «20 MAIN SnUEBT SHU MIBiliM VERNON OIROUB M I. Mr. GUlis decides te m a n 1:88 (W) Barbara Beraard Shew 0:00 ( 0) Quaedy Hear Saeelala nCL. 642-16M DECI’S DRIVE-M 1 :1 8 nlm a pride fighter. (R) 1:88 ( 8) As The Wsrid Taras Phil SUvera, Eddie lObert. Orig­ (84) The Ragtime Bra < 8) OeaaeetloBt MevletiaM inal musical by Nat Hiku about 815-2202 m b c e n t e r NT.— m i 2-2 M 5 (8444) Oelag My Way (88) This U the Aaswer a Broadway lou sbaric. (R) a ; y g « e Shror (8M8) Dlseovonr ’88 Gene KeUy. tuit O’Brien. A (88' Harvey Olena Shew ( 444M) Wuey Burhe It-Sto ftsrotsr ftetu s,*. {l!’,lP9‘“ J»3lar Moeto beloved ward leader Is ousted to (48) News Dick C8ark, Jade L.ord. A te u - _OtoWB •i88 (88^) Amerieu Newssful mue way for a younger nun. 1:88 (48) Barbara Berurd Shew ager tries to discredit a pollee •iM Drake Shew * 4 8 (W Firet Shew (R) 1:88 (88) Speelal BepeH sergeut in charge of a youth Make A DiffcrciiM W hen T m Raivel Maker.” Bteg Croato. it) The Beverly HlUbUlles (88) M u ef DesUay center. (R) iT DOES 8:88 ( 8) MBBeaaire Admiral dash Shew Buddy Bbsen. Irene Ryu. lue 8:88 ( 8) Pasewsrd (84) Vlslta With A Snlptor a«48 Durocher thinks Jethro may be We’ll be glad to show you a matoh- (88-88) People WUI Talk . 0:80 (88-10) Art Llaklelter l^ w cm Film tbe grutest baseball pltchl^ (Color) Pueliata: Telly Savalu. Jim IS itl proapeet atoce Kofax. (R) leea sdeottea of Mohawk er (44-88)44-80) Day la OeaH Backua Rod Seriing. e^A S !3Srro4 Swahto CMtto) Mystery Theatre mgelow carpet right in your own 8:14 (10) Midday Bepert (14) riaaet Earth ( 8) WheDe TU Ray Dutoo, Joanna Moore. A 1:80 < 8) Huse Parw IQiOO ( 8) Pusw ain vS A V 1 M G S 4% (41 Mronlag Mevie 148 (88) % riv mew gaidner Is ac (48) Hteve A llu Shew (8 i n rA d m l> & *a a d Bwahhy 11:88 I 8) Sports View (Color) b Freedom Karoh 11:88 (88) S p e ^ Beandap Customixhd Ante Tops S h u 11:88 < 8) C lum a 8 i1488) The Vtrglaiu (Osier) U:M ( 8) Sports View 8:88 (80) Early Shaw Don WILLIS Goroga (8448) Day Is OouH "The Thin H u Qo m Horae.” RAY SELLER'S^ MUSIC SHOP J:84 (88) 1------James Drury, Lee J. Cobb. Judge U :il (8488) Teaight Show (Oelert “Flight to Mars.” Marguerite Wm. Powell, M. Loy. ■ m iAMBIW pt Garth Incurs wratb when be b4 ( 8) Oiaena 8 TURNPIKE Chapm u. (8488) TeakM (Oetor) (DISOODNT RSOOIUMS) friends PoUah immigrants. (S ) "Lady In the Lake.” Bel « 8) Tegl Bur 1512 MAIN ST„ MANOHESnaB 515 20B5 ffBBBL AU em ODn aad ( 8^ Gale r Montgomery, Audrey Totter. (40) Sheriff ef Oaehlaa at Osaa, n n a a n g m g n cm igV to Leri’s Plapar AUTO SEAT COVER 1:48 (10) Far Tear lateirmatlia fex4 aad H yui BAND INSTRUMENTS 80U> — Memeats ef « 8:00 ( I) News u d Weathu (8t> News RENTED — BEFAIBJED — XADOBRT manauM* im o M B r a m 84 8 ( . IM W. Middle T|*e^-MS-«SW (14) WhaFs New >48 ( 8) News, Weather and M A » ail, MANC l a * « U (40) News mSSTLarn ? 0 L .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 84,1968 P A G E F O U R

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(IM t) Ptof' Ttnr ■■■cb ( 4M « t i < t) Oi«r w 0*«»* Bssir^-uss' U itt ____j) n a ritoa la M«M (OaM flit (A> »awa * Waathn .Tic OaSioBa. hhat* ■ G loria ( •> A m W jT M a (M) WhaTa Raw Ulan O'Hara, . fahtorad. U iM (IM t) OtMaalnttlat (M) Mawa _ . faiara, ' • • _ . .1, ( t-IM t) flaVaa Kara LMi«t> *cHalt»aJltrT ( S l l ! 4SSS^JK*rSK- i)rn«f*B o!AtaP RnaWir MUM T a n n m Im t I mr intarfartatllhWtAVS^ TUh waaaa BiwlM ^ •“ "’RRVT~«- romaatlc rendanon. « » —% '«• a m at t iria S iA . far Taaaarraw iUl - ^ ‘qeeihirtw etSrnaphaar (IM t) TrtA Or Oaaaatt«MM Iram ana W Ttaaa m 4 t) lha Starr of WRI .Bapaat ( t-lM t> rM har Kaawt Baat ....abhahaa • l|) ft .(n> Waara_Da» K-i»aH •wiwm t ! » jn.( .. a) ? Claaa Diaaa Bp up «»■Oa - apam------. ■ \ A ft tt) if :tt ( ») Kairt A tln titt ( MMt)l-IMt> Rawa !‘ , (MnLanwea’a «■**• ' ( MHB) qtMnil_ _ ___ t o » ( — (M-tt) X< Kaina With UM r l i t t ( 4t)-KM*aala Banutrt Bhair- T i l l litt ( I) Aa Tha.W arlt.TnM (IS) Rawa .A_Waathar___ -•SR'Sn.'— a ■: ' ( t) AtateHati HairlaHna (N) Tfiaral Yhoe . t u T la th a U fa ' (IM t) R«ra A Wrathar , Util ( IV AaraMf. rur OUna Aaw **t.aaaa of Llfa. Robert BonaC TtW (II) KUwa of OaM \ , JUy W a la ti. l 4tt («8 ft5SiiM_BarM»A Shaw ill) Sparta Caani# ^ Stara Allaa |Ba# ,1 ; H ( I t ) a t D a a tla r (It) mwa., ^ . llijt (Mft'Sparta(M) P t a t w a a t ___ . i^art'erwIiM n^nAraw Prina. A Shaw (0>. (f^ * a^ WUI Talk t (IMt) Bar la Oaart r “& trC Tc)l{a ;a '^'’hla* « "Fury." Spmeor ' Tracy, Sjrirta SM (M) MfAtar_««>>^ munltr. (R) . . BidnayBidnay, . _ ' IsM ( t) KMaa. P n v ( MMSt^Adraataraa al Oaata U itt (tt) tMd'a Prarar (tt-Jt) “Aa Da^aa ^ lift ( » Hwaaapa. Waaalaata at Cana­ (IM t) Aaaa W raiaa Paiaiati RM 'a tri^Ma taka draa^ atm fan • Rynm lilt (H-lt) Rewa to' win recOrnltlon for thair fra- d a ) Rawa lit t ( I) RAga Of fOahl liW {n jlfw r„ t t M antaata (IM t) LaaaMa Taaat. _ tarnttr. (R) _ ( MMt> Qaaaa Far A Bar (ID ■aa lata Bpaaa ______W irtilii Iwwilr If W pii|W iwi*| pmr F R I D A Y PROGRAM JtiiyUwliEwyw rAir'IV. WHfc ill ii#* T e le v is io n fcwr Sele*r *W iF * • ••FW * t___ i l (I) Maniaata Of OanlaH ■mA m «■< tfw MtwMk. D m fM M lf Wlwa titt ( t) Nawaeapa Sallito I U i t t ' 'liW ( D -O anaJIaa Alphabat }&.?Y^,2^^2r(0-ee) tagJwvMMrfP llitt ! I) Tha Waatna War ( « t ^ Ta(iar_Shaw | lE «8 *w C ^ e Y d e Yrnetf. Sp y l i l t ( I) SawM-Rawd aM T la M Sitt ( t) Rdws, Bentia^RtwMds U iM of the Croae.” FredrIHe (II) WaMiar •itt ( t) B m er.a ^ Shew IW Chf'l^llsSa Land! 'ItW (IM t) Mnleh Onaee ___ Sieve AHea jBew i II ( M M t) Aneerim BnndtonM ( I D 1< ~ ( I) Lat'a TaK Ahaat diW (IM t) Rewe. Aflemeen Benerl UiM (It) Sterle Rm M m litt ( I) Captain Kan liM (tt) Frinljara W ( t) Cinema I titt ( t) Rap Wehardi (B e e r Oku^ ( t> Aaeh tn L m (IMS) Bieeerery *tt “Madame Curie.” (IM ) BnMsr (It) ■ » — Brilnr Kavie . eon. Waller mdseon. SJ TV Persooalities j ( i t ) B m * T h a 4 i« (IMS) Anierieaa Rewanlnad Uito (to) Mrd’e Fmyer tiU ( I) Bshhie Brahe Shew titt 1 ^ Stow „ lif t ( I) Mawicepe. Mameale el Oaoa- (AP •lit ( D im ile^iy . •The Hwee Ronser.” Fred Mne- ferl aad hyma H en ( t> Beef el Orenehe ■urrny. I) Rew e _ Robert Vaughn t i f t ' 4t> Kiss nod Odl« Shew ( t) Admiral Jack Itto ( *> Rewej,Weaiher Free HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Tou may U itt ( I) Oaleadsr (la Prasrees) iS^lS'k^iSSSi not, at the moment, know Rob­ ( I M t ) 8a » W ^ ____.. day ert Vaughn by name, but U you ( D thto Be Yen Tmeff (8 ) Three Sleasea . . . _ stud («> IfenlnK K#»l^ ; (M) The Admiral And SwahSp watch more televiaion hla face la ■■ lenisken. ■evto armi ELECTRONICS familiar. (IM t) Tiny Ynnr Bnneh (Oelee) Stephen Me- And thia Ur precisely why we’U ( t> Bor In Oenri ‘'’fobnar Rocco. PAINTING b a ti Soon b f teeing Vaughn pUyUg a U iH ( t> ahnnnnc Th( lABORATORIES Marine Corpe captain in MBC’a U itt (IM t) •!»* Price U Bl«ht (Oelee) Drnntioit, hxtbrior loma' ( t) Jane Wyninn . tits (to) Fdm ^ D ltm new “ Lieutenant" terlea. ttitt (IM t) Genoenfcnim titt (•> Raws a ITAULPAFKB BOOKS Vaughn, a good-10(ddng dark­ ( t-IAAt) gnen Keire (IjU) Whal’a Raw PAPXRHAMOINO NdAi U itt I t) M re Of Ufe -27 7 BROAD haired charikoter aettor (hC.Sl, doe# (to) Rewe f l o o r s —d omuNOS mony ttUi-St'i IM t i YeTear P i f.e t •MB (to) Taney Beertosm particularly acary "vUlaint. They (Color) _ . tiU (It) Beelel Secarily : PAINTISD —d RBFnnSHaBD hard are usually the well-dressed, well- ( s-lM t> Teneeieea Benia F e e d t ilt < D WnSher Rewe A that till ( I) Seaenh Per Teneeitew tfW ( •) Raw BreM WeifcmnaaUp Onar— totol When CLOSED mannered, chltty to d . But not for (IM S) T r^ Oe gensetnMri (It) Rawa a Watohav Fully latBred the ne)ct season,- at least. ( M M t) Fatoer Kaewe Beal (M) Aabaala af the Beaehere 'It’s that Image thihg," Vaughn UiH (II) Newe_l^ B c m H "(to) Sapermea SATURDAYS explained. “ I ’m going to try to t------it ( t) Beal SaUer (M>.Hawe ( Mt-M) Oenaral ftto (1 1 ) Olohhea LEO PEUETIER Ifet an association-of the face with (IM t) At .Borne l ; t o ' ( I) OlaaaBB an t d a - a m AT NOON -he name;” ” . its (It) Barham . Bfm to Ikto ( l-lMi-«^) t) R< Itoim - < t o )1 K ^ MoHmI O r m H ie actor has been much in de­ ( t> ^nae^'mt liM- ( I) Tmll’c Weri DURING mand aa a guest performer—one (to) Faith Fer Teday (to) FHm^ . , „ of the lucky- ones who each year (to) Barr»» Oi««a Shew . (H) Weather. Local Rewe AUGUST makes a profitable circuit around (to) Rowe _ _ (14) FUael Borto l-tt (to) Barham Baraaid ■ (to-to> Hcwi and Wcalhai F dosen or so series, doing one 1 :» lit) Men ut DeeUiw Tilt (ID SpaUtirhl S H O P M d role in each. ( « ) Special Beperl (to) Bperic Camera I \ I: \ M I > But even this steady enmloy- litt ( D Paeewer* ______(to) Rowii S A V E ,(IM t) Feeplc Win .TaBt W ment, he feels', has i some insad- (IMS) Bay to O e ^ '*** ifric ^emtas, Jock Oaynor. CHI W H E R E vantagee because he almost' in- tiM (It) Midday Bgmrt muat acceD a tempora|ry Army Ranc -varlably plans ah unsympathetic liM ( I) How Por^ commlwlon- to take charse of Y O U SEE d n y ’i PETS (IM t) The. Bjmere a deoertere’ palro). (R) character. (M-to) Jaae Wyaum Fre (It) fatemaUaaal Skawttme T H IS ^ the < •You’re oppoeing the contin­ l:H (ll-St) Nei% Don Ameehr, hoct. “ CIrcua from key uing characters," he (»>ntinued, • t o ' *>- eons Shew Oopenliasen.’' (R) SIGN a u t PET FO O D S (IM t) . ( D Galc - SIcrm “ so usually -a., guest star is Uie (M> The Face af Swedea Ba antagonist -and in eonfilct 'wlih Uie (It) nyhlrcpe u t y , heroea!’ ' ' - .-i (IM t) Chcyeaae PET ATTIRE Clint Walker. Clieyenne onsers Sund Financially, of course, he’U also on Apacae tribe when he reocuea t i s m i t h ' s hU I 4o better. Vaughn expects to ap­ Coming Shows aa Indian slri. (R> marc pear In all SB episodes o f “ The- TiK ( t> RomM ^ towr Lieutengnt,” exactly four times Meta VI. Milwaukee FcfftiHvM'B - June AUynon, John F o r t y ^ llto (M) Glean Oaald F U R N IT U R E A — mahy showB aa hla yearly av- and Hugh Marlowe star In •’Hte S m Us. S h ra b t B-At ( I) Bmle to _ . .. 1 1 1 5 M A IN 8 T . that e)rage, with a fourfold Increase in HtiPil, »d e of the Coin," * Mtm- Marrtn Milner income... trIllO' IR dintraufht to find thAt mlgl Dense drama involving a woman beoAUM of brain tnfurv hla battl^ OLIVA’S ESSO Th Vaughn’s ' character, ■— older field hem ia n<^ Fke A chUd L o w h l / b w w s aocused of blackmatt following the 411 HARTFORD RD. woot career officer in the peacetime breakup of an Affair with a msr- (R) Marine C or^, was added perma- ittlM - t) Was AIm s .WM MHeh Natl rtedrS-. on NBCeTV'a "Dldt (Color) So’ol»t»: Lealle Umtma. SURWELL’S TEXACO vsnt hently to the aeries after he ap­ PoweU Theater’' Tueadny, Aug. H txMitoe O'Rrlen. Rob - MoCrath. p ear^ as -a' guest star In the Stan Carloon. (R) 1476 Silver Lane, B. Hartford mad (9:!(0-10;S0 p.m. BSDT. Repeat of ( B-IMt) gbe Fllalelaaea <<]riar) How u m i ft pUot fUm. Gary Lockwood plays March 26, 1963). John Wayne is the title role. Fred aromlee* expectant Wilma RUDY’S SERV. STATION Med host for this dfuRS, , ' ’ , that he win tnr to UVe her moth­ -184 K, CSBNTIIR 8T. M cklN N E Y ' Vaughn, incidentally, is a seii' er. (R)'^ ' ^ q>ea oba student pf acting and direct­ (Dean Jones) (M) Caaab Mooler CfoM _ , M WOODiBftlDOi: ST. ing. He- a lr t^ y has his master’s Bnsign O’Toole • ito ( M M «) I ’m Plekeaa . . . We’a WYMAN OIL CO, In e. Tt— f it-** II forces Seaman TUbby Mason Fouler _ ; . 84 M AIN ST. degree in ccmmuni'Catlons and (guest star Stdbby Ki^e) to go John Ariln. Marty. Inseta. ^ ta t if now only a few ef/Mllta away hot - so Commander ere and enroenter* water wheth­ from his doctor’s degree. on a orasb diet er It win be Feneter or hl« rival WM. PECK LUMBER, Ine. Stoner (Ja

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