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Avenffe Daily Net Press R n Mrs. Cedi H. TreadweU Jr. of . Manchester Rod and Gun Club Pfc. Walter F. Scadden, U.S. For the Week Ended. Lance Q)l. Joseph O. Hettinger A ^nan 3.C. Francis O. ‘Zeman- The Weather About Town 124 Hackmatack St. recently re­ will have its quarterly meeting Marine Corps, aon of Mr. and Mre. o f the U.S. Marine Corps, son of tlc Jb, son of Mrs. Stella M. Flah- Two Serving Jtohe 1 , 196X ceived an award for the hii^eat Monday at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse W. H. Scadden, 13 CourUand St., M /. and Mra Walter O. Hettinger, er of 87 Avondale Rd., recently o f U. & WcMbM average in - the freshman olasa at on Daley Rd., Coventry. recenUy graduated from Aviation Gleason S t, recently received a arrived at Wethersfield RAF sta ­ niore will be « hlgb Maas In WilUmantlc State College. Crash Crewman School at the 13,920 lionor of the Rev. Phlllj) Hussey’s letter of appreciation for outstand­ tion, {higland, for an assignment Priiwn Terms Calvary Church, Assemblies of Naval Air Technical Training with a unit of the U.S. Air Force ■Caliber of the Audit Partly noniqr, little wanner. Fair ■liver Jubilee, Sabiuxlay at 8 a.m. ing field mesa operations at Bogue Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith. God, will sponsor a concert of the Center, Memphis, Tenn. He is now Pledd, N.C. March 18 to 29. He In Europe. He la an air freight , Rnrean of OUeolatton tonlglit and Snnday wMl MNe at St. BartholOTnenv’s Church, at 131 Hartford Rd., will be host and Revivaltime Choir tonight at 7:30 qualified for duties as a fireman specialist and was formerly atS' temperature change. the request o f the Ccmblned Oath'* entered the Marines Septemiber For Assaults ‘Manche§t«r— A CUy of Village Charm hostess Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at Community Baptist Church. The and emergency rescue worker 1959 and is a mess cook with tloned at SheppaA AFB, Texas. oUc Mothers Caroles. at Lutz Junior Museum. public is invited. with Marine aWation units. Stajtlon Maintenance squadron at FbUKp Date RJbe, toL, c f U P tos Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Mlaa Diane H. Klimaa, daughter HUi St, and‘John C. NMonsy, SB, John Pofflnharger, intern at Point, N.C. of Mr. and Mra. William J. KXmas, of 9. Pleasant St„ both have been MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 (Olaaelflad AdvertMng on Page B\ Elmanuel Lutheran Church, will PRICE SEVEN CENTS conduct a service Sunday at 6:40 159 Irving St., has recently start­ found guilty to aex offeneee and a.m. at the chapel at Manchester Madls Raudsepp, son of Mr. and ed a 12-week program in psychi­ are now serving prison terms at Memorial Hoapdtal. The Rev. Paul Mrs. Hugo Raudsepp, 16 Eldridge atric nursing at the Institute of the State Prison at Wetherafleld. J. Kaiser, pastor of Concordia St., has begun basic training at Living, Hartford. She is a student Rose last Friday at Hartford Lutheran Church, will bfe hospital the U.S. Army Training Center at at Mercy Hospital School of Superior Court was eentenoed to chaplain of the week. Ft. Dix, N. J. He is a graduate of Nursing, Woonsocket, R I. eerve from 8 to IS years at thii Manchester High School and state prison. He was oonvloted on The Rev. Alex H. Ellsesser, pas­ Morse Business College in Hart­ Mrs. Benjamin Tarasiuk of 50 separate counts of rape which oc­ or dads tor of Community Baptist Church, ford. Winter St. and Mrs. ’Walter curred in Coventry on March 4 will be in charge of radio broad- Smoluk of 116 Oak St. left today and in Manchester on March 10, Isolate Campus at Alabama casU sponsored by the Manchester Miss Jean Mary Anderson, for a three-month visit to friends the latter Involving a teen-age Ministerial Association over sta­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter and relatives In Poleind. They girl. He received 7 to 13 yean on tion WTNF Sunday at 7:35 p.m. Anderson, 20 Avondale Rd., re­ sailed on the M. SI Batory from one count and 8 to 11 yean on the and dally next week at 7:30 a.m. cently graduated with honors from Montreal, Canada. Mrs. Smoluk Is Shafer photo other. Roee also was given from Lighter Side and 6:30 pjn. Bay Path Junior College, Long- returning home for the first time 1 to 3 years for burglary and from JFK to Bear Down From "MARLOW'S GIFTLAND"... .meadow. Mass. She received a In 40 years. Mrs. Tarasuik visi­ Engaged 1 to 2 for Indecent assault. Ail Miss Barbara Ladabouche,' 'prerldent’s gold key for high scho- ted her home in 1960 after an Of the News The engagement of Miss lAura sentences are to run oonourrently. Stores Father's Day Headquarters For Over SO Years! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard lasUc standing. Miss Anderson has abseiKe of 34 years. Rose was AWOL from Camp Ladabouche, 86« E. Middle Tpke., accepted a position at Traveler’s Anne Trudel of 46 Weaver Rd, Lejuene, N. C., Marine Training On Political Trail has recently been appointed a Research Service, Hartford. to Elttore Charles Raccagni of Center at the time of Ms arrest SAN DIEGO, OaUf. (AP) — summer extension assistant at Tol­ Correction Manchester has been announced on March 12 by State and Man­ Shaking Preoldent Kennedy’s land County Extension Service. Mark Abraitis, son of Mr. and chester Police. Ihe original Cov­ hand has turned a blind sixth She will assist staff members with by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. grade atudent, Joey Renal, 11, Mrs. Cutson Abraitis, 68 Doane Because it received inaccurate entry charges by poMce Included LOS ANGELES (A P)— President Kennedy left missiles summer programs, particularly in St., who is on vacation from St. information. The Herald yesterday Thomas J. Chara of Kenmore, Into a celebrity at his elemen­ behind today and began bearing down on politics, courting the 4-H phase. She is a Child De- burglary with violence, robbery tary eohool. nnm Bonaventure (N. Y.) University, reported erroneously that the W N .Y .,^ m e rly of Manchester. with violence, indecent assault (3 the women’s vote after lining up California’s governor as an veloppnent major in the School of is recuperating from surgery at part-time applicants to the Man­ Her fiance is the son of Mrs. counts) and kidnaping. Both Cov­ He spent the day after the informal political agent. Home Eccmomics at the University Hartford Hospital. He expects to chester Community College Include momentous handshtae deliver­ of Connecticut. Her minor field is Charles N. Raccagni, 74 Wood- entry and Manchester charges Kennedy, winding up three days return home in about one week. 17 high school seniors and three bridge St., and the late Charles were consolidated and the oases ing speeches and showing off a study of animal Industries. mbiiatare PT boat tie clasp of military displays In 'the three adults. The applicants are actual­ Raccagni. brought a double-blndover to the states, arranged a midmorning St. Christopher’s Moth'ers Cir­ the President gave him. Lincoln White ly all adults. Also, Supt. of Schools iMlss Trudel is a graduate of higher Hartford court. appearance at a breakfast meet­ Mrs. Margaret Baldwin of 79 cle will meet tonight at 8:30 at William H. Ourtls may act on the Nike Circle recently was natural­ Manchester High School and Mahoney, an ex-policeman and His schoolmates wanted to ing of Democratic women. This the horqe of Mrs. Joseph F’lsch, applications, and It Is not neces­ grip the hand which had grip­ ized at the U. S. District Court at Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. parolee from the Wethersfield was only a few hours after attend­ Has New P ^ t TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) 74 Helolne Rd. Mrs. Francis sary that they be held up pending ped the President’s. ing .another dining session Friday New Haven. Maloney will serve as oo-hostess. She attended. Harvard Graduate State Prison, on May 17 at ^ p e r - •^Bright yellow barricades’ hiring of a dean. School of Education, and ia pres­ "I had girls gMore, and all night limited to party contributors A-POOT ior Court was tried and convicted of them saying Pm hioky,” he isolated the University of r. ently completing studies for a of indecent assault and sentenced in the $1,000 clas.s. In Australial said. a s masters degree at the University to serve from 2 to 9 years at Earlier Friday Kennedy tagged Alabama campus today of Hartford. She is a member of Wethersfield. Mahoney was ar­ One of the glris, Nancy Bow­ California Gov. Edmund G. Brown WASHINGTON (AP) — The! segregationist leaders ursred the faculty of Waddell School. rested by Manchester Police on man, IS, who also la blind. An­ to undertake a speaking tour voice of the State Department is their followers to combat in­ Give gered the he clasp with the throughout the West. changing. Mr. Raccagni is a graduate of March 23 on a Circuit Court 12 tegration with dollars instead warrant charging him with rap­ word "Kennedy" written on It Brown termed his prospective Lincoln White, who for years Manchester High School and and told Joey: "Next Ame, autumn tour ’’quasi-political,'' but has given newsmen and the pub­ of violence. ing a Manchester women in her Bates College, and received a mas­ I’m going to write." no one doubted that the emphasis lic the department’s view of for­ Eugene (Bull) Connor, the mUi- ters degree from the University home on Alorch 20. The cose was belonged on the last half of the eign affairs, ha.s received a new tant former Birmingham police him of Connecticut, where he is com­ bound over to the higher court tad phrase. commissioner, called for a mas­ LONDON (AP) — British job : Consul general in Melbourne, pleting further graduate Work. Mahoney was tried on the substi­ 9 t F T CERTIFICATE AVAILABLE parents too embamoed to In an Indirect but potentially Australia. sive boycott of white merchants He is a memlber of the faculty tute charge of indecent assault. tell their offspring the facts potent way, Kennedy also sought Taking his place in the spot­ who advocate racial equality or and chairman of the Elngllsh de­ erase the color line in their Make things soft for Dad. Sue him easy- H u s h of life CM do It by phonograph favor from the under-21 popula­ light will be Richard I. Phillips, partment of East Hartford High record. tion, the yoimg men and women 62, a career officer with a quick stores. ^ n g Hush Puppies. The brushed pigskin School. who, in most states, will have no ^ grin and—when he is able to—a Hundreds of la w-enforcement is hriple-tanned to be b u t t e r - ^ and No date has been announced The record “The Wonderful ofAikrs, under orders to prevent P u p p i e s Story of How You Were Bora” votes In next year’s presidential quick answer to newsmen’s ques- soles are springy cushion crepe. Built- BRAND for the wedding. WHEEL CHAIRS election. ” tions. trouble when two Negroes arrive went on sale today. to enroll at the university Tues­ in protection against dirt and stains BREATHIN’ BRUSHED PieSKIN* It Is Intended for 11- and 12- The chief executive showed u p' Phillips, who once practiced law makes Hush Puppies a snap to clean, CASUAL $H0ES BV WOLVERINE Friday night at the senior prom i Buenos Aires, Argentina, will day, put the campus off limits year-olds and has been ap­ to all but students, faculty mem­ too. A mere brushing does it! Popular Potluck Slated proved by rihurch leaders, ed- of John Burroughs High School of succeed the veteran White about Burburban Burbank to make June 24. Formal announcement bers, and authorized visitors, ta- Hush Puppies now available in all styles ncatora and child peychol- cluding scores of newsmen. From g ^ 5 ^ore oglsts. amends for nearly bumping the Phillips’ appointment is ex- and colors, so shop earl^ Phebe Circle graduating' " ,class from ‘ the main pected in the next few days. At the State Capitol in Mont­ ballroom In Kennedy's hotel. The appointment of White to gomery, Gov. George C. Wallace, Pheihe Circle, Emanuel Lutheran SAN JOSE, Oallf. (AP)—Po- Hce have broken up a jasz Originally California Democrats the Melbourne post was an­ who has sworn to bar the Ne­ C3nuch Women, will have a pot- planned to move the Burbank groes from the university but has luck Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the coiiibo—but not because they nounced at White’s regular dally W HAT TO Hxnr don’t dig jasz. seniors from the grand ballroom | meeting with State Department I asked others to keep away, home of Mrs. Ivor Scott, 187 Barry worked on another in a series of Rd. of the Beverly Hilton Hotel to correspondents Friday, 1 It’s just that the instruments makq way for the President and From Secretary of State Dean stay-at-home appeals. He will Mem-bers of a hostess commit­ were stolen, all $1,000 worth. make a statewide radio-television For Sale Officer Jhn Outdo said six ^ ■ S ^ n Special—All Steel Sdewall FamUy Swimming Fool of Bridge Type OonstnicOon— tee are Miss Lillian Larson, cli^r- (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Two) broadcast Sunday night. > " « -w. T .,™ . man; Mias Esther Peterson, Mis. Juveniles under arrest and an­ Wallace has promts^ to ap­ Gilbert Wright and Mrs. Ward or Rent other still sought stole the ih- pear at the imiversity to chal­ Laklng. strunients from 40 different lenge a court order to admit the Those attending are reminded to schools and had been meeting two Negroes and to do the same 15 ft. X 42 inches deep for LOW PRICE of $129 dally In a held for practice. Economy Cartridge Filter $ 6 9 .5 0 bring a hot dish or salad and a mCDICflL at the university extension center SPORT and DRESiS SHIRTS i table setting. Hostesses will fur­ The boys were not named. Major Housing Problem at Huntsville two days later when mil Inquire about othw pool sixes and accessories. nish dessert, rolls and coffee. PHflRmflCY One, Guido reported, got so a third Negro is scheduled to en­ • Short and long beeves There will be a brief business JOWWg.WMMH.1. W l.t.4»W good on bongos that he felt he roll. A federal court has order^ iiq meeting after the supper. was ready for bigger drums him not to interfere with the ta- • Knits and broadcloths and the youths were getting RIGHT FOOT FORWARD—'The right feet of the First Around Vatican tegration. w ■et to steal a set when they Division color guard in last night’s Marine Reserve THAT’S SOME BIRD’S NEST—Jack Hilliard of Pana, Latest colors and styles were caught. • League parade are about to hit Main Strefet simultane­ 111., poses beside a pile of twigs^ paper, dry grass and (CoBtlaued OB Page Time)' ALL-SEASON POOL. Inc. VATICAN CITY (AP)—Workmen at Vatican City grap- other bits which blackbirds and sparrows brought into • All sizes including extra large ______Route 44A on Bolton Lake, Bolton, Conn.—Tel. 649-ei962 or 649-3063 i RIVERTON, Wyo. (A P )-L ast ously, a tribute to much drill and the strong beat of a p l^ today with a major housing problem, finding accommo­ winter the Fremont County drum corps. The color guard marched in front of Mayor his attic through a hole where a vent was being con­ Weed and Peet Control Dis­ dations for the largest conclave of cardinals in history. structed. Hilliard said the five-foot-high pile was built Siamese Daughters SHOP HERE FOR trict couldn’t And anyone to Francis Mahoney add other town officials. (Herald ■" M1 t millan’s country home In Sussex, something of a squeeze. parks throughout the state. now 50, told the crowd: “ My (Continued on Page Three) , , WORD OF WARNING Available In NEWPORT ^ near London, was simultaneously Kennedy was reported not anx^ Race Issue Whisper Combs says that a proposal to he^j^ will always be in Cali­ Leaf Green, HONORS announced Friday by Macmillan’s ious to be drawn -into British elec­ ban public accommodations dis­ fornia.” ‘ HARTFORD (AP) —The Hawaiian Blue, 4-DOOR SEDAN office tad the White House. Ken­ tion campaigning but also anxious crimination everywhere in the The occasion was a $6-a-plate State Motpr Vehicles commla- nedy wUl sandwich In the Stop not to offend Macmillan, an old state will be handed to the 1964 farewell luncheon Friday for Nix­ s'oner has warned peo]rie not to Saddle Tan, '' contribute to a so-ealled aafety i (t j Rawhide Finish, for Elegance Delivared in Manehesfar between visits to Ireland and friend and a trusted ally. Legislature or to a special session on and his wife. Pat, who have Italy. Macmillan Is battling to save Turned Up in House this year. moved to New York. campaign that Is being lionduot- .:'}(? Brown Olive, Tops in its class! Mod­ OAicially the two governmtats the life of his Conservative gov­ What happened to put Kentucky. The tone of the affair was in ed by telephone In Hartford Colorado Brown em tapered shape gives Issued this statement: "As it Is ernment which faces an election in the forefront of peaceful racial marked contrast to Nixon’s bitter County. John Tynan said the change? callers imply the soUcItatlomi k the smartest look in now six months since their last Inside 16 months. His political for­ WASHING'TON (A P )— A whisper of a racial issue turned farewell press conference last No- / USED CARS meeting and there are a number tunes have slumped aAer a series have state support. His depart-, luggage. A beautiful head of problems they can usefully dis­ of setbacks, capped this week by up in the House this week, and the marked cooperation of (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Three) ment has not endorsed the start for every graduate. 1961 CHRYSLER NEWPORT. cuss, President Kennedy and the a sex scandal involving one of his Southern Democrats with President Kennedy’^ administra­ drive. Industries and other busi­ FUI.LY POWERED. prime minister have felt that it ministers. tion was dramatically reversed. nesses have been asked to con­ *1895 would be useful to take advantage There is no doubt he would be The change of the tide came onf> tribute by the callers, who have Idea! gift for the of the President’s visit to Europe helped if he could bask in the re- an amendment to a bill extend­ 16 Newborns Affected, 14 Died not been identified. The Hart­ crats, most of them from the ford Better Business Bureau June graduate, 1966 CHRYSLER WINDSOR. to have informal talks together." Aected glory of a Presidential ing the President’s reorganization South, and 168 Republicans. UnofAcially, • it was said Mac­ visit. This is what happened when powers. said that a runner is sent to too! 4-DOOR SEDAN. Republicans Who oppose the pick up the contribution after *1695 millan pressed his invitation to *1,' r Backed by Republicans and Urban Affairs Department have Kennedy with considerable insis­ (Continued on Page Three) Physicians Baffled in Atlanta the telephone call. A similar carried 227 to 174 in the Hou3e, cited economy and dislike of fed­ campaign was held In 1961, the 1957 OLDS “ 88" CONVERTIBLE. this provision would deny the eral Intervention in local affairs bureau said. WITH POWER. President the right to Create new as their reasons. The proposal ac­ At Epidemic of Birth Defects *795 executive departments under the cordingly illustrates the toughest ENGINE CATCHES FIBB Police Who Patrol in Congress reorganization procedure. possible task for administration ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP)—A 1957 CHEVROLET. 6 CYLINDER. Democrats from the old C!on- lieutenants. Racial considerations WASHINGTON (AP) — A team ^September, while the trail was Navy DC6 carrying the com­ PAMPER POPPA impel Southern Democrats to op­ n\ STANDARD TRANSMISSION. federate states voted 63 to 18, for of medical detectlves-rhuntlng a still hot. They took blood sam­ mander tn chief of the Pacifie Made to order for men *595 Halls Criticized for Dress the amendment, recreating at pose the administration, while Re­ ghostly and epidemic killer of ples from victim s and from Fleet, the deputy command­ least for the occasion the coali­ publicans can base their opposi­ babies—Is baffled and looking for mothers. ing general of the fleet Marine Mm 's TwO'Suiter Men's CompaniM who like to take it easy. tion on other grounds. hblp. S24JS AH frien Hut Ta tion with Republicans that had Nothing proved out, said Dr. force, and President Kennedy's .M a ______Case $16.9$____ Easy to pack, easy on MANY OTHERS TO CiCOOSE FROM WASHINOTON (AP) — The po-f> But William C. Cheatham, an gone into the discard in Ave pre­ Last Tuesday’s vote dramatises, j Ihe epidemic of birth defects Marvin Boris, U.S. Public Health personal naval aide to Hawaii marLOW Priced Prom Uce who patrol the halls of Con­ aide to the Senate sergeant at vious test votes this year. the dilemma of Southern mem­ struck last fall in Atlanta, Ga., Service epidemiologist. He was forced to return to Califor­ LOW DOWN PAYMENTO — LOW BANK RATES ^ bers who basically support Ken­ to gress and the men who run ita arms, leaped to the defense of I didn’t think anything about and laid 16 newborn vulnerable worked closely with Dr. Richard nia today when one of the en­ SAMSONITE STREAMLITE " ! elevators are catching a bit of the poljbe. He described them as nedy but feel their constituents to death. Only two survived. Blumberg, head of pediatrics at gines caught fire 700 miles west 149 it at all,’’ said one Southern Dem­ will not tolerate any vote that eriticiam about their appearance. "a Ane looking group of men" The defect was a ballooning of Emory University. of Los Angeles, the Navy said. f r e e PURNELL and MAIN ST. PARKINOt ocrat who has consistently sup­ looks like yielding to the new Some aenators feel they’re sim­ who must keep their shoes shined, ported administration mesisures. spinal cord tissue at the base of They, then sat down with the The plane made a safe landing "THE STORE THAT HAS EVERYTHING!” ply not dressy enough, consider­ uniforms pressed, hair cut, and militancy lor Negro objectives be­ the spine, . a meningomyelocele. mothers, asked them to remem­ at the Alameda Naval Air Sta­ “ THE STOKE tH A T HAS EVERY'T^UNO Short of Money? "Then Mmebody reminded me ing demonstrated in Birmingham, ing the splendor of their place of stand inspection. Ihat this tied in with the fight It leaves a child open to Infec- ber back to the critical periods tion at 5:58 am . Charge If With work. Monroney suggested that the Jackson, and elsewhere. tim of the nervous system and to of their pregnancies, back to the CHARGE IT with on creating a Department of "This Is the ultimate test,” one CHORCHES The Capitol policemen look elevator operators and doormen UrMn Affairs. So, of course, I hydrocephalus, the trapping of last month of 1961, the first two qUEEN CELEBBATES tty much like any other men be garbed so "they don’t look Southerner said, specifying he fluid in the cranium, causing en­ months of 1962. LONDON (AP)—qilsen Elisa­ had to vote for the amendmeat." was not talking for attribution. blue, with neither plumea nor like the tourists.” 'GUESS WHO’ BONw One of Kennedy’s major de­ largement of the head and some­ All too awsu'e of the explosion beth n celebrated ber official r breastplates. And some say youBut Cheatham pointed out that "We can go tumig on economic times brain damage. of deformed babies caused by the 37th ..Urtiiday today, taking the NET?— Underneath this feats last year was Congress’ re­ Issues, but mi a straight Integra­ MARL can’t tell the elevator operators distinction has its price: About fusal to authorize creation of this Doctors knew mat the spinal tranquilizer thalidomide in Eu­ salute at the tradltfonal eolor MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—649-5221 MOTORS, Inc. from the tourists unless you push $22,(XX) to dress the elevatm* and oddball hat with auper- tion matter—no.” cord forma in the first 28 days of rope, they charted drug histories: trooping ceremony held aaeh department. He had let it be FURNITURE DEPARTMENT the “ up" buzzer. doormen so the public and the imposed eyebrowns and taother said, "M y people don’t pregnancy, often before a wom­ What tranquilizers, cough syr­ year, the queen, riding side­ 8^ ^ A N D St., MANCHESTER ~ Phone 643 2791 known that he intended to a p want me to make demagogic FREE MAIN ST. aad PURNELL PAMUNO Sen. Mike Monroney, D-Okla., senators can recognise them. point Housing Administrator .Rob­ an knows she is pregnant, before ups, vitamins, pills did you take? saddle on a docile and handsoiiw MAIN ST.. BtANGHESTER—64B-S221 glasses is actress Hayley speeches about these things. They she has seen a doctor. noted at a hearing Friday ha has Recognising them was not a Mills. She wears it in a ert C. Weaver, a Negro, to' the Again nothing added up. gray police horse named Dootor. received complaints from several problem for Arst-tenn Ben. Rob­ would be disappointed if I did The question that haunteddoc­ An ’ influenza epidemic had hit was resplendent In Mm Mdrlal ■aubs—A u t h o r i z e d r—flBBVIOil! Cabinet-level aecretaiyship that that to appeal to the extreme n)!- —nators that the police have the ert C. Byrd, D-W.Va. The prob- movie, “The Chalk Gar- would have been set up. tors waa! Did some common Auc- Ajjtata about the critldal period. tonlo of a eolomi of Mm WDrrt draaa unlforma e t any oon- den," now being filmed in norlty. But If I ever voted for a toiv-disehae, drug or diet—occur Waa the influenza vlrua the eul- (Her Guards. She wore a UMfe Voting against the proposal fat QtvU rlglita hUl, well. I night aa In all the eases? Hm In Om tfortd. ^ .(OwtiBeed «B P a g e ' •) England. (AP PhoM ax.) Mean hat wUh • MMM flMtlh / February 19$i were U1 Demo­ well never go home.” They got on tha mum aarly. in (Ooottnaed en Page Twe) 4 - I - I

P A O B tW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHiSTBB. CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8. 1968 MANCHESTER EVE^INQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 was over very (luldtly, since theca FACE THRU were three more couples waiting Shows Way to Southern Suues "Ijncoln White Russian Pupils. Start their turn. They even have'a flow­ South Windsor er (und gift shop where the family Sheiiiwold on Bridge Burton’s and McAn’s Rockville-Vernon oan buy their gifts on the pr^ Has-New Post May, Shea Reject mlees. Julia said there are veiy English Studies at 7 few religious weddings now since Kentucky Leading TWO OHANOES ARB 4 Concert Drive Children’s Day there are very few young people In Australia BE’TTER THAN ONB To Expand Stores interested in the church.” By ALFBBD gHBlNWOli) NOKIB GOP Council Posts ■ A Koto—ADm NwMjj Qosdi ,«< Taloottvllle oonolndea her •»- Miss Gozdz wrote "Quidi im­ (Conttened from Page One)' Qoses Today Set at Church ! •om t 9 t • to ViiMto while abe was a student at the Sorbonne pressions can be dangerous, and I In Racial Progress Bridge detectives should have downtown Manchester are stronger than In PiMto Wds year She win letatn to Marietta OoUeye in (HUo for don’t really have any sound basis ito 4 »isy tone spotthig the crime $ » ’ The Manchester Community Busk and other o^cials there and toe criminal in today's hand. P’®" spend—along with RockvUIe Metoodiat Cluiroh will HARTFORD (A P )— Edwin H. May Jr., who lost hii fight her sealer year fai fle|itoBDlier> for many of mine.” were words of high praise for O>noert membership drive ends for the Republican gubernatorial nomination a year ago, and Summarizing those impreeslons, You wOTt need the bloodhounds; n i l in new stores, observe dilldren’s Day tomorrow (Oonttnoed from Page One) racial advances. The commission White, whose 34 years in toe just the iittla gray ceils. *™**i'® nnd businesH expansion,” today according to oo-chalrmra former State Rep. John Shea of Manchester, have rejected Leningrad has 14 ichools wbich specialize in languages, she said "EJverythlng moved so now is purely advisory. It may at the 11 a.m. worship service. State Department’s news office South deeder' , “*' J 10...... 9 4S This statement was released t o ^ ------Mrs. Lai^ence Andrus of Btrch fsst we couldn’t possibly see any­ Combs, from toe saatem Km- be given enforcement powers by The children’s choir will sing invitations to serve as leaders in the GOP Council. Miaa Gozdz wrote. She visited one which specializes in Eng­ North-South vulnerablo 39 4 4 day by feter Trier, the principal The Republican Council is being'* thing In depth, or really under­ tacky .mountains where there are tob next Legislature. have made hli iiame kpown officer of Burton’s in conjunction store’s manager stotes that In­ Rd. and Mrs. H. Leonard Katz of and the youth rhythmic choir wlli lish, a language the chfldren start to learn at age seven. stand the situation and the society Opening lead—Queen o f Hearts. -IS/’ creased business and need for new Lewis Dr. organized by GOP State Chairman in December 1961 to seek the gu­ few Negroes, gives credit to a Galen Martin, commission di­ throughout toe world. Newsmen Declarer took toe first trick hi with the store’s planned expansion perforin. Miss June Tyler, church **We had a tour of the school, attended classes and a stu­ . . . We were diown largely the space motivated the expansion. Three or four concerts will be ! school superintendent, will tell a A. Searle Pinney to make a bernatorial nomination. Pinney succession of post-World War H rector, says much of toe Impetus stood in tribute as Robert J. dummy with the ace of hearts u d program. dent assembly, and had plenty of time to talk to the students impressive and favorable ride of g^ovemors. behind integration has been toe ’■Even with the additional build­ offered next year; the number de­ children’s story. searching study of the Republican was chosen to succeed him by a everything. Some questions were Manning, assistant secretary of drew six rounds of tnimps in toe Burton’s will move into the ing and almoet double area added pending upon the size of the mem­ stnicture in Connecticut. - State Central Committee vote of and teachers.” “ All of them have had a liberal threat of demonstrations and sit- state, read the tribute from Rusk Q Mom ^ . Bibles will be presented to too avoided, but more often they’d an­ hope of getting a clhb discard. 10 9 4 9 S McAn shoe store, at oiily two years ago. Burton's is bership. T^e concerts are present­ Grade 3 class And toe sacrament The action by May and his cam­ 37-32. May had supported James There were 780 students in the attitude," he said. ‘”Ihey never ins. and told of White’s appointment Nobody threw a club. ^ and obviously anti-Chrlstlan ex­ swer an embarmsBlng question by Bffeotive late this summer, an §oslk West Nerih 847 Main 8t„ with Aug. 18 set for still crowded imd cannot serve the ed in Bailey Auditorium at Man­ of baptism will be administered. paign manager was Interpreted by E. Bent of IVeBt Hartford for the school, divided toto riaases o t 30. hibits.” gave the Citizens Councils and Ku to toe Melbourne job, which pays Souto then led a club to dum­ the opening date. However, there are only 10 stu­ a question equally embarrassing to Kluxers an opportunity to estab­ antidiscrimination ordinance in 4 « , . 4.* AN Vm customer or display their mer­ chester High School, usually on The usual church school session some GOP leaders yesterday as office. ♦ "He asked JuUa (the Russian about $20,000 a year. my’s ace, discarded two clubs on Thom McAn’s will move a couple chandise as they would like to. Saturday evening or Sunday af­ J c ^ Alsop, temporary chairman dents in each BngUsh (dass. lOas lish a beachhead.” Louisville prohibits businesses U- There was talk at toe State De­ at 9:30 will be omitted. A nursery the beginning of an anti-Pinney guide) about K, saying he bad "In general, the Russian people toe high diamonds, and led a of doors Into the building recently All this talk about Main 8t. ternoon. and kindergarten class will be con­ movement that could lead to a of the OOP Council and toe party’s Oosdjs termed the curriculum The governors included Law­ erased to serve the public from partment that toe shifting of club from dummy. East took two been told tbesa eodiibita presented seemed much better off than I bad rence Wetoerby and Barle Clem­ refuring service to anyone on toe toat the dlamonde are going to vacated by Keller’s Men’s Wear. disappearing, being sick, people A family membership is being ducted during the 11 a.m. service. major Republican battle for con­ unaiKcessftrl . gubernatorial nom­ •trough”—64t which will retain the shoe chain’s all this money and effort If we following year, as well as several sembly session, first accepted and XTJ7. Of ooupse, I didn’t underhand Bponsors;. Mrs. Rennie McLaugh- forming. can be.” Its good effects, too, I gueee. asked to accept direction of a put his faith In toe wrong suit Diamonds, J-10-8-6; CSnbs, K-Q-J. traditional m e n and white decora­ didn’t believe that the very best other matters. Next week Pastor Ihi, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morgan then rejected the chairmanatiip of the Russian, so I ca n t really The choir ooncert aha attended And the puMic transportation is U.S. government-backed coordl- when he played for the clubs to tions, will have about 26 per cent shopping area was right In down­ f a l t e r Abel will be attending a A few weeks ago. Shea agreed the imles corrunlttee of toe oouiKdl. Judge. Blit it sure sounded good.” JFK to Bear Down What do yon sayf more space. and Ralph Snape. that evening was laited ”superty’ tun on the honor system. There is nation commission for Uruguay. break 2-3. town Manchester, with Its tre­ summer Institute. He wlH take to head the committee which will May and Shea remain as dele­ Noting that all dassrooms dis­ It was something like an Office Aftra winning the first trick In Answer: Bid three hearts. The The store front will' be com­ On Student Council draft rules of procedure tor the gatee to the council. by Miss Gozdz who ezpressed re­ a money box and a roll of tickets hand 1s too rich in high eards for mendous variety of .stores, Its three courses: One on preaching Robert Dotting of Tollend ha.s play a picture of Lenin, MIs b of War Itif«rmati(»i to help com­ dummy with toe ace of hearts, pletely remodeled in tone for council, but he decided more re­ Alsop added that he has offered lief that there were no lAhers at near the door, and the passenger a toutout raise to four hearts. The wide, easy traffic Main St„ and the according to the church year, an­ Qozdz atoo noted that the aohool bat Nasi propaganda. Souto should Immediately ruff a opening July 1. abundance of parking In the rear been appointed to toe student cently against accepting the job. major council poets to all of the the oonoert hall to ask for tips. just puts in Ws money and tears raise to three hearts is a very other on present theological trends Frederick Burr oouiudl at Watkinson School, Bssetobly started with a smig “ Wben the audience really liked off a ticket . . . Certain people, On Political Trail Later he joined toe embaasy low diamond with toe sice of Burton's is expanding for top (of the business section). George Bradlau He gave the pressure of his pri­ candidates for governor and UR. slight stretch because toe hand la second time In two years. The store and a third on the famUy in toe Hartford. He will serve on toe shout Lenin, "rtie climax of the a song -they'd apptaud long and such as war veterans, ride free; staff in Montevideo, Uruguay, as trumps. "We think that tWs is the only parish. vate business as another reason senator who went to the floor with program, which Included both aceless, but it is toe best de­ will---- have —....WUV almost threevassva« timesMsssvm theMSV M OC6 dlAclpitlne cotranittee of the coun­ for his resignation. During the their candidates in the 1062 state loud, then dap In rhythm tiU the they have a special card which Informatlan officer, then had South draws trumps with toe afea to be In, tp grow In,” Trier Wapping Church and Snghrii songa, was (Oontlnued from Page One) Jefferson, one for Daniel Webster, king and queen, then leads the scriptive bid available. space of the original Burton’s. The said. Student Council Presidents cil. He is toe son of Mrs. Rob­ session of the General Assembly convention. conductor came back and thq they hold up so the other people tours of duty in Vraesuela, Mex­ TTie Wapping Community ert E. Dortlng of Grand 'View Rd., the (ringing of "BiJly by won’t think they’re cheating. and one for Jack Benny. ico and other overseas p o ^ . five spades to dummy’s seven. The pupils ot Bennet and U-< whioh just ended. Shea served as They are former Gov. John D. choir repeated the same song. This his |l,000-a-couple affair. But Ken­ Kennedy flew to Los Angeles For Sheinwold's 86-page booklet, Church will observe its annual ling Junior High Schools yesterday Tolland. of the youngest pupUs, which happen^ five times... .and there la spite o f her illness^ Miss Phillips is fluent In Spanish. As Declarer ciMhes the ace'smd king graders' for toe post: Diana As- counsel to the Republican majority Lodge and former Oongresamsui 9 tickled Miss Oondz. nedy vetoed toe idea—once he had late Friday afternoon after more of diamonds, discarding two clubs, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send recognition of Children’s Sunday selected their 1963-64 student vestas. Merle Frazier, Nancy Kay, Hospital Notes in the House. Horace Seely-Brown Jr., who beit^ were four or five enoores at the Gozdz said (*e was very gmd she an aide to Manning he has broad­ tomorrow at 9:30 and 11 a.m. AchnHited 'niursday: Alfred heard of toe seniors’ plight—and than two days of military inspec­ ened his experience to include then ruffs another diamond, iso cents to Bridge Book, Man­ council preeidrata after balloting Beth Keith, Susan Mago-van, David Pinney’s term as state chairman tied over the Senate nomination; It was at the school that riie end. ...t h e last of which w a s made the trip. ‘Many false or arranged for the party dinner to tion in three states—Colorado, chester Eve. H e»ld, Bo)t 8818, The Sunday School groups are Martin, Partridge Lone, Tolland; learned •’preparation for party half-false Ideas were destroyed. areas other than bis specialty, t When the diamonds break 4-4, Arrest London Doctor all day on voting machines. Rubinow, Da-vid 'White and Roy expires next Jime and some GOP Sen. Peter P. Maiiani and Anthony Brahm’s Lullaby, gentle hint for be held in toe same hotel but in New Mexico and Texas—as well Grand Central Station, New York divided into two sessions with one The new president at Bennet is Mrs. Doris Htekton, Mountain membership begins early. The us to go home.” Latin America. the slaun is assured. South gets Wiese. Bradlau’s competition in­ sources speculated toat Jdla.y, a Wallace, John Lupton and New­ two smaller rooms with a more as with the Pacific Fleet off the back to dummy with toe ace of 17. N.Y. session holding classes during each Frederick Burr, son of Mr. and cluded Billie Carlson, Christopher Rd., EJUingbom; Jacob Loet-scher, former state chairman, may want man MarstUus, who, along with youngest pupils belong • Next day, when Miss Gozds* Unlike White, who has' been of the church services. There la an Ellington; Charles Hubbard, restricted seating capacity than West Coairt. In these displays kept pi«tty,m uch in Washington clubs to discard his last club on Copyright, 1968 Mrs. Fred Burr, 274 School St., Powell and David WoUenberg. that job again. l^ y , sought toe gtfbetniatorial the Oetdbearists . . . somewhat went shopping to buy acme of the the ballroom. Kennedy saw mlimlles, missiles, General Features Ooep. Who Told on Profumo enrollment of slightly over 500 in Kingsbuiy Ave.; Robert Davidson. Uks our Cub Scouts and Brownlee. choir’s records without. a guida poesible tai a week; eepedally since be jerined toe State Depart­ dummy’s last diamond. and the IlUng president is George At Bennet, Dale MacLean. re­ May resigned as stats chairman nomination. With comedian Jack Benny at missiles. Souto cannot tell In advance toe combined registration which Bradlau, son o t Mr. and Mrs. tiring president, was moderator 24 Elizabeth St.; Ernest Skog- A t the age o f 10 they became her party took the wrong bus with wHhout being able to apeak Rus­ ment’s news office in 1989, Phil- lund, 188 E. Main St.; Elvelyn his ride, Kennedy showed up at Even at sea with the fleet poli­ Upe’ assignments have carried (Oontomed from Page One) shared her favors two years ago inchidee nursery through high George Bradlau, 9 Barry Rd. Both for toe election. Pioneers, wear an orange scarf the mual oompUcations. sian. But at least the USSR la no the prom after skipping out on tics was not far from toe front school. Braitoe, RFD 3; Jbeopb Dufour, and start working tow a^ the "W e did our shopping in the vsiy longer a far-away unreal myster­ bun to many intematianal confer- EAST between the war minister and a will be Grade 9 pupils in the fall. Bradlau’s father is pritKipal ot toe Democratic dinner. of his mind as he was flanked Friday to three years ki prison Russian attache in the Soviet Em­ The theme for the day Is Burr defeated eight other eighth Toffland. Toung Communist League.” center of Leningrad, and what ious piaofe, vaguely threatening by Brown and Sen. Clair Engle, racee, either as a consultant on Bennet Junior High. Birth TTiunsday: A son to Mr. Matching wits and g;uffaws with Latin American affairs or os an Matinee 1:80—Sun. Cent. 8HN) for punching and kicking toe girl bassy in London. "Glories of Jesus.” All music -will Barricades Isolate She copied the Pionieer Code crowds! And a lot more oars thim and lUU o f unpleasant tyrants. Benny, Kennedy said, “ 1 want to D-Calif., toe latter a likely candi­ be tornished by the children. and Mrs. Leonard Poland, 52 'Vil­ *•. . . Tvs seen that the Rus­ information specialist April 17. As ripples from the Profumo- which was written in Engliriiwnd I bad expected, but not as many thank you very much for letting date for re-election in 1664. Keeler relationshiji spread, ./For­ Presentation of Bibles to Grade lage St. sians sre real people, with real Phillips’ wife is toe former Bndl Ditscharged Friday: Harry Kel­ which dhe summed up: "A Plo- as in Paris or West Berlin... Rec­ us have toe smaller rooms up­ The Navy, at China Lake, Calif., Tonite! I n ' his trial, Gordon asserted eign Secretary Lord Home felt 8 will be made to 46 children. President Caught in Squeeze? feeUngs. They don’t want a war Just i»dor to Kennedy’s flight here, Irene (Billy) Shields. They were toat Christine had lived with ler, Sandy Beach Rd.; Mrs. C?yn- new strengthens his b<^ by phys­ ords are anywingiy Inexpensive In stairs." married in 1942 in Montevideo, called upon to deny rumors that The Junior YPF will meet from ical exercise; is fond of nature and Russia... SO cents to 31 for 8-, lO- any more than w« do . . . And And in a more serious mood, blew up a modest section of the Ward since she was 14 and had toia Tobin, 5 IVumbulI St.; Mrs. Campus at Alabama where she was bom of American he would resign. 6 to 7 pjn. at toe Oomunity House pioteotB useful greenery, birds and 12-lncb long play. as far ss the poseiUlity of oomt- toe President said: "AU that this Mojave Desert in an impressiva been a call girl since the age of for a worship service, business BYancia Zanetti. Bast Hartford; munism creeping in (to the Umt- parents. They have no chlldrra. There had been talk that Home, ■TMi animals; behaves w dl and is . .W e decided to see what tbs country is and all that it hopes display of new weapons for the SHOW AT DCSK 17. although In no Way Involved per­ meeting and election of officers. Macmillan Said Keener Mrs. Martina Littlefield and .son, polite; sets a good example ^ big department store was Uks... sd States) through ’•unAmerican to become is - right here in ^ s chief executive. — SUNDAY — Harold Wilson, leader of the op­ All seventh graders w h o a r e 26 Windsor Ave.; Thomas Repesa, (Oontinaed from Page One , "THB INTEBNS” sonally, was so disgusted with the Long rows of little booths wU activities”, ‘Mbveraion” and toe room tonight." Then Kennedy helicoptered to position Labor Party, asserted to­ affair that he was thinking of coming into the group this fall 4 Eva Circle; George Rose, He­ Uke, is oonoemed, sm Ung all B ur Parker - Nick ASrais bron; Winslow Ladieu, 111 High their <»cmii2^,__BuB(ria; reminded me o f a rummage sale. ’Then Kennedy called on Benny toe roof of his. Los Angeles Degree Awarded "UL a u d e l l b INOUBH'* day Profumo’s confessed love life leaving the Cabinet. are asked to attend. Cormor, recently voted out of membera of toe AmeriMn Com­ St.; Herman Friedeirich, 12 South office by Blnnlngham residents Obituary protects the national property; There was a wide variety, but to give the “ g;raduation address.” area hotel, coincidentally avoiding Diane HeBaia with Christine involved a risk of Wilson promised his party Than Kennedy on Meet loves hda country and tiie Com­ everything looked used, even jew­ munist party to the USSR for a The venerable comic responded street-bound pickets urghig strong­ security leaks to the Soviet Union Advertisement— St.; Mrs. Patrici'a Putnam and wanting a change of government, To Miss Havens would force a debate ra soon as eon, 95 Prospect St. munist party, and prepares him- elry and cosmetios. After the price few w e^ would solve a lot of by declaring that, at $1,000 a er presidential leader^ p in the that could lead to the downfall of Parliament reassembles June 17 Principal Clerk (finance) Town spoke at a Citizens Council rally problems. plate, he nearly had choked over civil rights field. (Oontinaed from Page One six tones. The prime minister Ernest M. Zwick aatf for membership in the Young of records, I exjMcted thkigs to be the Macmillan government. with the aim of getting “ a of South.Windsor. Salary range; had 10 meetings with Eisenhower. Friday night in a high school au­ Communist League.” ‘The sodoUatic theory Is - the looi^ at toe Democratic shin­ TTie President planned to leave Mien Joan Havens, daughter of Both Christine and friends of $8.727.08—$4,457.88. Appointment Advertisement- Ernest M. Zwick, 58, of 58 Gar­ reasonably priced, but a decent Mr. and M m O. W. Magnueon, 87 i S straight confrontation on securi­ former President Dwight D. 81i- All were designed to cement Bri- beautiful one, but in practloe It’s dig. And he reminded the gradu­ here during the evening for Hono­ i E A S f hers have acknowledged that she ty.’’ may be made shove minimum rate Wanted: Newsboy or newsglri, ditorium at suburban Holt, Ala. den St., died suddenly 'yesterday A t 14 the students are eligible pair of men's shoes cost $80...” Plymouth Lane, has been graduat­ senhower -visited London and ap­ tish-American relations. WitoWre Rd.-Allen Dr, area, 'Ver­ for the Komsomol organizatian, not so attractive. It denies tbs im­ ates that back home in Waukegan, lulu to address a Sunday meeting plus good fringe benefits. An ex­ Urging the 200 council mem­ at his work at the General PTr* Later that day, "We vfaiitsd ths ni., there were three junior high of the nation’s mayors. The topic: ed from Hartford College for Despite his reported reluctance non. Call Manchester Herald, selective in the sense of our Nat­ Revolutionary Museum where.., portance of the individual; only cellent opportunity in toe Tax Ooi- peared with Macmillan on tele­ bers in the audience to “ stay Proofing Co., Hartford. toe state is important. Maybe Tm schools, one named for ’Thomas civil rights. Women. N nDS( to meet Macmillan, Kennedy is Rockville Bureau 875-3il36 or Mr. ional Honor Society, Mias Gozdz. I learned that since 1917, Russia lector’s oifflce for a Principal Fi­ vision shortly before the 1659 gen­ battling to save a major Ameri­ Wilson, Circulation Dept., Man­ away from that university and Mr. Zwick was born in Man­ naive and idealistic, but some day She was ths winner of toe Ru­ Police Who Patrol in Cong ress nance Clerk. Three years’ respon­ says. The Komsomed “ acts as a is the freest nation In tiM world. dolph HafiCtMo: Award, given to an eral election. can defense initiative from ex­ chester Herald 648-2711. tell your friends to do the same,” chester Dec. 21, 1904, a son of the sort of student government and This was something I didn't Imow toe individual is going to xwfuse sible experience In office work in­ There is also little doubt the to be denied. outstandli^ student In the' grad- tinction. Kennedy is generally ex­ the plaln-s p o k e n Democratic late Michael and Anna Zwick, and also bdps other irinidents to be­ before.” 16 Newborns Affected^ 14 Died cluding reasonable ability to type Kennedy administration realizes pected to use the occasion to Vernon news Is handled by party official warned grimly: was a life-long resident of this uating olaas. She ranked first or ’‘ATTACK OF ' Halls Criticized for Dress and to operate bookkeeping ma­ come eligible for memberebip.” "After the museum we went to second in each of her courses at TONOLB WOMEN” that Britain’s opposition Labor press for the proposed nuclear The Herald Rockville, office, 5 W. “ We’re not going to whip this town. He was a member of Con­ A t the 'Kazan Oatheciral, now the Wedding Palace, and attended the two-year liberal arts transfer 8HOW AT DUSK chine or equivalent eduoation and party, rated a good bet to win the fleet under the North Atlantic Main St., telephone 878-8186 or thing with brickbats or sticks or cordia Lutheran Church. experience. Additional information next elections, would deeply re­ the Museum of Religian and Athe­ one of the 60 wedding of the (tay. Four Showers Held Physicians Baffled in Atlanta college. *1110 award is for the pur­ — SUNDAY — (Continned from rage One) sengers zip up and down before Treaty Organization. 649-6797. guns. The Kemredys would give Survivors include a brother, ism, the tour director hoped to It Is a very short, civil ceremony, chase of textbooks. JEBBY LBWU U finally reaching their destina­ and application forms available at sent any action by Kennedy to Macmillan promised British anything if we would have some John Zwick of Manchester; three show the American students what usually attended only by the fam­ IT’S ONLY MONBY" Ism was their not recognizing tions. office of Town Miuiager, South boost Conservative morale. support for the project, designed trouble at the university. But if sisters, Mrs. John Lauff and Miss For Miss Roberts A 1060 graduate o f Manchester p l u WHO'S (fe T Susan Zwick, both of Manchester, he termed the “ m ost interesting ily and a few dose friends... It At Epidemic of Birth Defects High School, Mies Havens has re­ THB ACnOHT” him, he said, adding; "They Cheatham explained that the Windsor, State Personnel Depart­ In addition, persistent reports to give West Germany and' other we don’t have any trouble,' we should do a better jem of dis­ elevator jobs—like the police— ment, Hartford, or any office of Indicate the President and his ad- Europeans a nuclear role, when Rockville Woman can beat them at their own and Mrs. Walter Grabenstein of MIm Diane Roberta, 1023 Tol­ ceived a major scholarship at Con- tinguishing senators from tour­ are patronage posts and thus oft­ toe Connecticut State Employment -visors are unwilling to strengthen he met Kennedy at Nassau in De­ game.” Bethel. land T^ke., wtis guest o t honor at (Oontinaed from Page One) young deaths, want to know what neoUcut College for Women, THE BESTENDS AHEAD TONITB! OF THE REST ists and clerks.’’ i Service. Last date for filing ap- the legend among continental Eu­ cember. Since then British de­ Prayer services will he held where She plans to major in Latin. en change every few months. It Hurt in Accident The white ^outh's only remain­ four bridal sbowen recentHy. ghostly killer passed this way, OhUUnjrl FroblasI When a senator rings three is difficult for new operators. to pllcatlotui Is June 19, 1963. ropeans that some sort of special fense chiefs have been resisting ing hope, said the Democratic na­ Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Watkins- prlt? Any other virus disease? "PABANOIAO” riu “ Anglo-Saxon" partnership exists. West Funeral Home. 142 E. Cen­ Mns. Warren Sentavany, aunt “ ATTAgK OF THB times at any elevator shaft, the identify all 100 senators, he said. the prpject as militarily senseless A 36-year-old Rockville woman tional committeeman, "is eco­ Was anyone else in the family f operator is instructed to. tidie him Manchester Evening Herald Macmillan has met with Kennedy and fiiiancially unjustifiable. ter St., and at Concordia Lutheran Byrd reminded him that each nomics. Boycott ’em.” o t toe bride-elect, with wfeam she Is reported In good condition at sick, with anything, smallpox, po­ alx>ard promptly and speed him operator has a directory with Souto Windsor correspondent . He referred to merchants and Church at 2 p.m. The Rev. Paul C. Manchester Memorial Hospital Kaiser, pastor, will officiate. Buri­ makes her home, wae hostess at lio, measles, mononucleosis, any­ OPEN SUNDAYS to any floor. photographs of all senators “ and Laura Katz, telephone 644-1768. where she was admitted early to­ other businessmen, w h o he ; Sometimes other dlsvator pas­ should learn faces promptly.” charged, have “ traded out with al will be in East (Jemetery. a misceltaneous tdiower. She was thing? day with injuries received in a Friends may call at the funeral Town Pension Improvements head-on collision on W. Middle the Negroes.” assisted by Mrs. Myrtle Arm­ Again there was no answer. home tomorrow from 8 to 5 and 7 strong, grandmother of toe bride- lESTPICnilUTHETEjllli Tpke., at toe Rt. 15 southbound He spoke with emphatic scorn to 9 p.m. The women had come ftorn va­ entrance. of a citizens’ committee which edeot, and Mrs. Rudolph Swanson. rious parts of Atlanta, the babies Meeting Planned Nixon Hosted Discussed by Actuary^ Board The family requests that me­ wniNERdifA PAUL’S About T otvu Hope J. Hubbard of 72 Moun­ negotiated a truce to halt a re­ S ee th e About 20 were present. were bom in various hospitals, morial donations be made to Ctm- ’The guest of honor opened her By Charter Unit tain Rd., Rockville, received • a cent series of Neg;ro demonstra­ cordla Lutheran Church In lieu of the others didn’t know each Walter G. Parker Jr., son of fractm-ed right ankle and abra­ tions in Biimningham. gifts benCeth a pink and blue dec­ other, used different food sources. iRmilDSI At Gala Affair Possible increased future brae- This will be taken up by toe flowers. STEAK HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Parker, 10 sions of her face and arms. Police orated umbrella. A buffet was The doctors went into a close The Charter Revision Commis­ fiits or alternate benefit plans f o c ^ » t its naxt^ meeting. “ If we had started a boycott served. Mrs. Wolter_ Armatrong, RT. SO VERNON, CONN. (Approximately 8 miles from Coleman Rd., is undergoing re­ Another change would increase are charging her with failure to 10 years ago,” Connor continued, John P. Kprshaw check on diet, travel, medical sion will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Los Angeles members of the town pension plan drive to the right, with a court BI6 aunt of the guest of'honor, made histories, but nothing added up to the Vernon Cliole —^take your right at Circle . . . ) cruit training at toe Navel Tmin- in the -probate courtroom of the the future servlM benefits from 1 “ we would have broken this up. John P. Kershaw Sir., 70, of tog Crater, Great Lakes, 111. were cddncuased yesterday after­ per cent to 1>4 per cent. This date set for Manchester June 24. These chain stores and people and decorated a shower cake. an answer. ^ Owned and Operated by PAUL L. YOUNG SB. Municipal Building to discuss • Robert L. Felt, 50, of 146 Oak­ Hartford died yesterday at St. Miss Sandra Quinn, 1015 Tol­ future business. (Continued from Page One) noon by members of toe Town woud nteah larger payments after like them who do what their Yan­ Francis Hospital. He was the difference! Family histories were checked Mrs. Burton B. Cole and Mrs. retiremeiifta to members now ac­ land St., driver of toe second ve­ kee* bosses tell "them to, are the land T’pke., sister of the bride- to see if they were to blame, but Several members at, the last Pension Board and its actuary, father of Michael J. Kershaw of Etta T. Sayles, both of 4 Mlntz Yember when he lost his bid for tive, but would not affect those hicle, was treated at toe hospital ones the South has got to teach groom-elect, was hostess at a mis- to no avail. CcAiinbia Picturei preserAs meeting, May 28, said'the coni- Homer Anderson. for (best and forearm contusions, Wapping, a member of the Hart­ ceWaneouB shower. She was as­ SAM SPCea-OAVCLEAN ProduCBon of Court, left today by Jet plane for a mission should plan soon when to election as governor of California. already retired on an earlier plan. a lesson to.” ford PoMce Department. Now, literally out of questions, TWIN LOBSTER DINNER week’s visit with Mrs. Cole’s Although Anderson’s review of It would also require an Increase a hospital spokesman said. sisted by her mother, Mrs. ’Thomas the researchers are publishing act on various charter revision A sentimental Nixon addressed And. he added, some newspa­ He is also survived by Us wife, daughter, MIm Elizabeth Foody, of the pensian plan funds showed in the percentage of employe sal­ Police said that the 8 a.m. acci­ Quinn, and Mrs. Lawrence Brogan their findings In the Journal of suggestions. the luncheon crowd: “ One must pers should be boycotted, too. Sabina Godfrey Kershaw: another EVERY FRIDAY San Franciera, Calif. wait for the evening to see what toert it waa -wed on its -way to be­ aries contributed by toe employe, dent occurred when Felt, driving He said he may undertake a and M ia. Edward Brogan, aimts toe American Medical Associa­ ^ liimRENCX; OF ABABR Among these Is the petition sub­ westerly on the turnpike, was son, a daughter, two brotoers and COMPLETE DINNER mitted by the Citizens’ Committee a splendid day it has been,’’ he ing fully funded—the plan now or the town, or both. organize a nationwide boycott and of the prospective bridegroom. tion. Jr EXCLUSIVE CONNECTICUT 70 MM. ENGAGEMENT •3.25 has assets to cover 75 per struck head-on by toe Hubbard nine grandchildren. It amounts to asking the pro­ ,Hie Polish American C-lub has for Better Government for a ref­ said paraphrasing Sophocles. The plan at present, with 1 per promised that if such a cam- About 30 were present. Miss Quinn pMtponed Its meeting, scheduled “ I am only 60, and there Is cent of its liabilities even if all car when she veered from her east- The funeral will be held Monday will be maid of honor in toe wed­ fession if anyone else can think BUY TICKETS NOW BY PHONE OR MAIL erendum aimed at reorganizing the cent benefits, works in toe follow­ paig;n does develop, “ it’ll be the General Admission (seats not reserved) Reserved Seats for tomorrow, until Friday at 7 ;30 much ahead before^ the evening, town employes retired immediate­ bound lane far over into the west­ doggonedest thing you ever saw.” |at 8:15 a.m. from toe Thomas F. ding party. of some lead, some stone un­ DANCING Friday and Saturday Nights 9 to 1 town’s goveriiment. ing way: bound lane. Both cars had exten­ Eves.: Monday thru Thursday___ $1.76 (Mezzanine Only) p.m. at the clubhouse. but one need not wait for tt to ly—discu^on after the meeting Each month toe employe con­ Parley Funeral Home, 96 Welwter Miss Roberts opened her gifts turned. COURTEOUS SERVICE— COCKTAIL BAR sive damage and were towed away. Another speaker, C. E. Horns-1 St.. Hartford, with a solemn re­ Fri. Sat. Eve. All Day Sun., Hob. $2.26 Fri., Sat, Sun. know what a splendid day It has revealed that toe reasons for toe tributes per cent of his salary by Jr. of Centreidlle, Ala., added! while seated beneath a watering The facts remain: Between Matinees (Wed. and S at) ...... $1.26 and Holiday Eves. DINING ROOM CLOSED MONDAYS been for us.’’ funds continued improvement to the plan. Over a year’s time, he quiem Mass at St. Patrick and St. can draorated in pink and white. Aug. 6 and Oct. 20, 1962, -18 white his voice to the swelling no-mob- Antoony’.s Church at 9 a.m. Burial Perf. Eves. 8:00, Son. 7:80, Mats. 2 p.m. Mezzanine $2.50 Nixon even had a'kind word for were not the expected one. has thus contributed 30 per cent violence chorus but said white A buffet was served. babies were bom \rith the ail­ Mechanics Tools Police Arrests his former political opponent. The board had assumed that of one month’s salary (12 months will be in Mt. St. Benedict Oem- Mrs. Lawrence Brogan, 123 ment in Atlanta. Fourteen died. We are pleased to announce that the "JOAN JOYCE TRIO” Water Storage Southerners should fight back eteiy. wlU be here for your listening .and dancing pleasore Friday President Kennedy. the fund was building up rapidly time 2% per cent). with other retaliatory measures. Wells, St., assisted by her mother, The birth defects were occur­ TONIGHT AT 8 Taken in Brehlk —hopes are that the plan will be Friends may call at the funeral and Saturday. Lewis John Carr, 24, of 64 Birch He spoke out against the Con­ Monthly payment to retired Dips in Month Mrs. Marion Beer, was hostess at a ring at a rate of 421 per 100,000 gress of Racial Equality’s plan to fully funded by 1974—^because town employes in the current plan home today and tomorrow finom births. T h ^ normal rate was a Tomorrow 2-8 P.M. St., last irlght was charged with miscellaneous shower for 16 guests. jilM'HI IHM MIIAM a ftWI s tOUm r OUAKV a joLANI W Some $1,000 In mechanics tools, picket the Beverly Hilton Hotel, both employes and town are pay­ equal 1/30 of their total contribu­ 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. A pink and green decorated um­ sixth of. tms, about 76 per 100,000 non-aupport. Carr, who was arrest­ the President’s headquarters while ing a planned percentage of em­ The total amount of water in Acoommodations for 100 patroiu avail­ $3 In pennies and an electric drill ed on a Circuit Court 12 -warrant, tion to the plan. Thus if they re­ Firemen Answer brella was placed over the gifts. birtl^ Oddly, the nonwhite birth ★★★★★★★★ ★★ tAd A able for weddings, banquets and holiday OPEN 7 DAYS here this weekend. > ployes salaries toward the pen­ tired after one year participation storage in towns reservoirs as of A large (diower cake was the cen­ date' was normal, with the defects have been' raported stolen In a was unable to post bond and was parties. El>r reservatioiu, phone 876- break at the Hartford Road Serv­ “ These pickets—and I defend sion assets. in the plan, they would\.receive June 1 was 461,460,000 gallons — False Fire Call terpiece on a buffet table. Occurring in about 80 of every A WEEK— ! being held by police this morning the right of anyone to picket a about 9.67 million gallons leas than 1643. Ample Parking. ice Center, 270 Hartford Rd., po­ in lieu of bond pending hla pre­ At present cmpiqyes contribute 1/30 of 30 per cent of a month’s Mrs. Charles Genovese, 58 Croft 100,000 births. public official—want to make the pay, or 1 per cent of a montlj’s the first of last month, and about Dr., was hostess at a mlscellfine- After the epidemic had passed lice reported thia morning. sentation in Circuit Court 12, Man­ 2M per cent of- ihelr monthly 11 million gallons le.a.s than this Town firemen from Companies _ President of the United States salary, while toe town contributes, pay. \ ^ ous shower for about 18,.of Miss the rate returned to normal. But WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT Patrolman Harold Newcomb is chester Monday. If a bond of $500 aware of racial Inequities,’’ Nixon time last year. 1 and 4 la-st night were called out TERMITES? Robert’s co-workers at,^e South­ the doctors, looking blNsk on 14 Inveetlgating the theft which oc­ is posted, toe case will be con­ in theoiy, 5.2 per cent. To raise the percentage to 1% XRainfall this year is also behind, said. “ I believe he is aware of Acting ContiToller Russell Ga- per cent would require an Increase at 10:34 to a false alarm at Box Be Sure...Call BLISS ern New England ^lelephone <3o., JIMMY MINICUCCI IS OUR CHEF curred sometime last night. tinued for plea on June 24. these Inequities. runtiing 5.16 inches leas than the STATE Entrance was gained into the Mrs. Ann B. Berardo of Storrs lipo disagreed with TPB chair­ in the proportion of the months 34 on Forest St., just eaM of Otis FOR A FREE HOME INSPECTION Manchester. M ^ Kayen Krane average rainfall through June 1, “ But California has the best man Henry Becker on the town’s pay that Is contributed to the plan, St. SAVINGS BANK was co-hosteM.-^lfts were placed 2 DAYS ONLY- - TOMORROW From 2 PJVL bujldlng by breaking a glass win­ I early today -was charged with record of any state tn the nation at 17.K inches. In a wheel^iBi^w, which was deco­ dow in . toe front door. , failure to lained toat be was a vested interest clause In the not aware iff the cut in toe town’s plain. □ F oA w , -t □ MoOter, Ags- EUgUbiUty will be based on scho­ IJCT. 3l-32.Wimi>UIITICcS Luadberg Sr., Dr. Jacob Segal, The board of directors will hold a^ent plans for the Installation, they SERVE DELICIOUS SHADY GLEN ICE CREAM lastic ability, ftnanctal need and Mrs, Eklward OranvlUe of Vernon, special meeting Tuesday to author­ catmot connect into the sewer. contribution because toe pension Becker requested that copies ol Sunday tom Tuesday! “ 1 heard her tirsi feeble moveiiienti in the coffin • PICNICKING fund allocation is grouped with all the complete plan be mimeo­ aMdrm,Aga.- social adaption. Wilford Lutz of Rockville and Mrs. ise taking of bids on the proposed In a letter to the directors Fri­ SHADY GLEN A $100 grant will be made to Miargery Pluimner. day, General ' Manager Richard other personnel benefit costs graphed and distributed to town COHAGE CHEESE HEAVY CREAM ’ we had put her living in the to m b r-P o e central firehouse and to decide each student who is acc^>ted for -MIMSnBIRMW^ Enjoy the contforts of our ’Tbi^ConneoUcut Heart a I m c- Martin said the property owners when toe directors give the final departments and employe groups, HEALTHFUL, whether to change plans 'for the can connect. However, If the town budget approval, obscuring where to help employes In deciding which SHADY GLEN FARM-FRESH EGGS. SHADY M fuU-4ime study as a frestpnan at screened-in veranda over- teUen j^oneered a statewide low sewer is put into the rear yards cuts were made. He promised to Improvements they most wanted. GLEN MILK . . . Pasteurized and Homogenized toe University of Connectibot, any looking beautifal Bolton cost rheumatic fever secondary Hackmatack St. sanitary sewer. QUALITY DAIRY CSy.t------of toe four state oollegee or any prevention' program. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. of the three houses involved, the investigate. in our own spotless plant. And. of course, at of the state technical institutes. Lake. in the Municipal Building hearing owners would save money. The Controaers Office, whioh PRODUCTS OFTEN! Application forms, which must room. It will be followed by an In­ A rear connection would reduce maintains cost accounts for each be returned by July 20, are avail­ Good Food PrtpcRwd by Our Mosfmr Chof, Chot formal meeting on the several pro­ the length of the sewer in the town department, has a distribu­ able at CSEA headquarters at 212 Personal Notices posed capital Improvements pro­ street by about 150 feet and tion breakdown, however. Bituminous Washin|ton St,, HartfonL grams. would require the Installation of SBLI Member Federal DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT about 280 feet of sewer in' a right Proposed changes in toe plan Concrefe. At 7:80 p.m., the town planning of way which would be given by which the board will oooslder at • *»ssa**^ Deposit Ins. Oorp. Card Of Thanks commission and directors will Bentley Graduate MUSIC and ENTERTAINMENT BY The family of Salvatore Leooe the owners to the town, said Mar­ future meetings Include: . meet informally to discuss cluster tin. Offering a survivonhip option would like to azpreaa their heartfelt zoning. DRIVEWAYS - R«lney J. Fowler, son of Mr, aroreclaUon to the many frtende, In order to permit a sewer con- on pension payments. This would KNIGHT TONES'* relativaa and nelshhort who, were ao and Mrs. Raymond fi. Fowler ot a fenerooa and kind in their recent The town building committee nectira in the rear of the houses, cost toe plan nothing, but would 111 Amott Rd. received an Asso­ •orrowi” Thursday approved plans and the directors will have to review redistribute l^ e fit payments. PARKIN6 AREAS ciate In Science ot Accounting de­ NO COVER — NO MINIMUM specifications for the proposed new the sewer plana and make changes In essence, payments to an in­ gree at the 44th commencement In Membriam flrehbuse, estimated to cost i about in them. dividual would be reduced to com­ W. G. SCHWARZ CO. ceremonies yesterday at Bentley In loving mepiory of Oeorge H. WU- $260,000. tNOORPORATED lard, who pasted away June 9. U64. The property owners are Wil­ pensate for payments to a surviv­ College in Boston, Mass. He was ENDS “COME FLY WITH ME” Shown At 6:30 and 9:14 Route 44A — S Milea F^rom Maneheater — 649-8019 At the directors’ meeting Tues­ liam S. Mohr, 79 Hackmatack 8t.; ing spouse. Reaohsdullng of pay­ BOUTE 88, VERNON one of 700 graduates In toe fields of TONIOHT plus “BOYS’ N1C»T OUT” At 7:16 our inamory Is as dsar today, day, three Hackmatack 8t. rest- Lawrence J. Bousquet, 89 Hack­ ments would bs booed on actuarial 3%L. 876-3043 aoonnntim and finnua. Read Herald Advs. ■ te mq hour yon paastd awsgr. I diiota sold they want sanitary , aew- matack fit; and WilUam C. Bous- eMmates of too prohaUs faiereass FREE BSTmAlWi WKsb toSiria and iraadcHIdreB or oardM tout, aeeocdtng to proa- quet. 9T Waoitmatonlr fit, ia amtoor a t £ 1 ri L., PAGE FOUB MANCHESTER E\TBNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 8> IdM MANCHESTtlR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, J U ^ 8, 1963 PAGE ittn o Hknrlfpatpr ly but never dignifies It publicly. German and French tanks will HiBanwhlle, wouldn't you think never face each other, except In Wonders of the Universe ^DpntttQ ijprald the Kennedy administration would saleemanshlp demonstration — the „ ,puiu4wkp *T ram _.._ Insist, to Mexico, upon the re­ second that the final winner of the mmtAi.t)pitn5, . Dliniay adyertliinv cloilnc houni tion to be held .somewhere in Con­ ship Circle at the church. Bible / 9 a.m., Sunday School Hoc all Rev. Francis T. Butler, American on the moon. They re­ face. It must also be pointed out For Uonday—1 p.m. Priday. something to conjure with. study and discussion of “The agea. ABC APPLIANCE For Tueiday—1 p.m. Holiday. necticut that it took a roll call Associate ported that he might have to stay that he would not be too isolated; CAR LEASING U n it e d PONTIAC For Wedneiday—1 p.m. Tueiday. It can still, even at its worst, vote to preserve the appropriation. Holy Trinityi*’ /' 9:30, Adult Bible time, there for as long as three years 10 a.m„ Trinity feeUval wor­ certainly not as much as was Ad­ For Thunday—1 p.m. Wedneaday. hold daises and buttercups and For a time while it was discuss­ Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and before returning to earth, but If miral Byrd at the south pole when u m u iM 2 ^ AND REPAIRS For Friday—1 p.m. Thunday. Community Baptist Church ahip. Text: Matth. 28.18-20. For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. deep-set strawberries, along with ing the measure the House was 11:30 a.m. the objective is to establish priori­ he wintered there. The astronaut and RENTALS 586 E. Center St. Theme: “The True God and the ty on getting to the moon this ia 868 BUKNSIDE AVE. ' Clatairied deadline; 10:80 a.m. mdt the weeds and the devil’s paint uncertain whether it appropriated will have radio. And perhaps, a 19 Maple St.— 649-8879 day ot publication except Saturday — $2,500 or merely $2,000. whether Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, Mlhlstser Church.” Nureery In parish one way of achieving that goal. First In Manchester. New cars, EAST HARTFORD TEMPEST 9 a.m. brush that signal the gradual de­ house. SouHt Methodist Church television to keep him Informed. the convention in que.'ttlon would Rev. lAwienoe F. Almond They visualize a booster with a There Is a possibility that our full maintenance, fully Insured REPAIRS ON - Saturday, June 8 terioration of once kempt Con­ be held in the city of Stamford or 9:30 a.m., Churdh Schdol for all 11 a.m., Gotitesdlenst mlt thrust of from SOO.CXX) to 1,1(X),0(X) agee. Abondmahl. Rev. Ray C. HolUs Jr. technology will advance to where to reduce your problems and 289.6333 SALES and SERVICE GRILLS, ELECTRIC IRONS, necticut soil. that of New Britain. And, as pounds being necessary to launch payloads sent to the moon will 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. 7 p.m.. Young People s Society the earth-escape payload of from worries. For full Information TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, And, at its marshland or river- speaker after speaker began de­ 9 and 10:46'a.m., Morning W or be larger and we mAy even launch Power and Hand Tools fian Diego Must Be Saved claring in favor of an end to ail Children's Day progtnm. Dedica­ meeting with reception of newly 6,000 to 9,000 pounds to the moon. can Painting and Decorating Tools VACUUM CLEANERS, bank best, or in some field of confirmed. ship. Student Day. Grade 8 classes more than one men to the moon Paul Dodge such special and occasional appro- tion of children and parents. Ser­ The moon landing craft would for the extended stay. Garden and Land Tools HEATERS, FANS, • On May 2, Senator Thomas fresh and vigorous seeding and ipriatlons to special groups, there mon: "God's Love and Ohrs/' Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Sunday tn church. Church School for nur­ have a gross weight of about 2,- Baby, Household, Party SEWING MACHINES sery through Grade 7. Saturn Being Readied Paul Dodqe Pontiac ABC Services Give Budget Boost I^Uchel, the California Republican, seemed uncertainty whether the Nursery pirograrn provided dur­ ^hool staff meeting. 200 pounds. Once on the moon the INC. and Banquet SnppUes Pontiac, Inc. manuring, a field of hay can still 10:45 a.m.. Second Mile Club for The Saturn CIB may be opera­ made national newa by his ex­ House would add this glorious ing church seribce. big problem would be to keep the tional in 1966. Using this booster 878 MAIN STREET Invalid Needs No one needs to be told that the^ 878 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 All work quaranteed be a beautiful green pageant, 3 to 6 p.m., 'Ohiyxh planning re­ Second Congregational Church Grades 8 and 9. Classes for Senior cost of living has reached an all- posure and' denunoiation, on the piece of legislation to its final ac­ astronaut supplied with the nec­ means we may be able to put Phone 649-2881 Painting Problems Vanish at Paul’s come with attachments and cai-ry flowing in the breeze, glinting In treat will be held'^t the home of - 883 North Main St. High. essary materials to keep him time high and everyone is trying to a 90-day gpuarantee. These complishments for the ’ 1963 ses­ from 80,000 to 40,000 pounds In If you plan to paint your house'|> Senate floor, of the “ fright ped­ the sim, glistening in the shower, sion. Glenn Gibbi, 123 Barry Rd. Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister 3 p.m., Annual planning con­ healthy and permit him to execute We Urge You To Support cut comers wherever possible. vacuum cleaners will really do a Mrs. Richard Piiuiey, orbit. This booster can also send cover evenly, spreading easily with Perhaps that is one reason so dlers" of this country’s extremist and singing in Us death, even The final desperation measure 6 p.m., Junior High Baptist Fel­ ference, Cooper Hall. a well-developed research pro­ about 15,000 pounds to tne moon The Lutz Junior Museum this season, now is the time to good job for you and they are very CUNLIFFE fringes. He made a point of dis­ of calling for a roll call vote, with lowship picnic at the Blses-sers’, Associate Minister gram. Custom Made start, before hot weather makes no brush drag to slow you down. many more women are making not reasonably priced. Why not stop DON WILLIS above the motor accompaniment 86 Ferguson Rd. Sixth graders and can land a payload In excess Puzzled about selecting colors? only ■ their own clothes but clothes secting some of their propaganda, its clear implication that nobody, First Church of Christ, Scientist They see a three-step program of 6,000 pounds. This is considera­ it a most uncomfortable chore. and look at them ? for thi siveet clutter of the knife but nobody, would ever dare go on are invited. niia is the closing 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Nurs­ Mssoalo Temple Then stop in at Paul’s Paint Sup­ for the whole family. Of course, an­ Expert repair service on all MOTOR SALES some of the wild and hyaterical bar. to accomplish the mission. The bly larger than our Mercury cap- Today painting is so much easier actual record as voting against the meeting of the year. ery. Service of Baptism. Children’s T------first would be to launch a "boiler­ Window Covorinss ply and look at the Adelphl Color other reason is that patterns are makes of vacuum cleaners is of­ EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE aule. A significant feature ot this so clearly defined that practically imaginings they ciiculate as sol­ Oitr favorite brand of hay will nationality group Involved, guar^ Day. Presintatlon of Bibles and 11 a.m., Sunday .service, Sunday plate" version of the cargo pay- CUSTOM MADE because weather conditions no Guide. There are over 30 color fered by ABC Appliances Repairs. FENDER REPAIltS recognition of teachirs. Sermon by larger capsule is that it need not a novice can turn out smart look­ 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 emn fact, and a great deal of com­ anteed the survival of the appro­ Emanuel Lutheran Church School and nursery. “Ood The Only load flights with equipment and contain a re-entry shield, though s Window Shades longer enter into the picture. Stop Illustrations and 700 different If your older cleaner is not pick­ always remain, we are afraid, that Rev. C. Henrj’ Anderson, Pastor the Rev. Mr. Davis. Punch and CANVAS AWNINGS color combinations. Y o u c a n ing clothes. Another reason is that ment, including that on this page, priation. Cause And Creator” wlU be the supplies. About 22 cargo rockets it must have landing gear to set • Vertical and Venetian Blinds in at Paul's Paint Supply and Paul ing up lint as it should, check the ENAMEL and LACQUER timothy, tall and rugged and beau­ But even here the House showed John Potfinbarger, Intern coffee will be served in Church choose any one of them with the sewing is easy today for machines brushes, chances are they are REFUVISHTNGS Specializinq In praised him for his plain speaking subject of the Leason-Sermon. The would be required to maintain the down on the moon. Drapes and Hardware tifully plumed, which was once fa­ how crazy it can get- on occasiqn. HaB, after service where parents Golden Text ia from Revelation Misaeri, the owner, will be glad to a.ssuraece that they are decorator are electrified and a portable ma­ worn. -ABC will replace them for one-man base for the first year. Once the man lands, the CIB chine means you can just pick It and his courage. Here, however, as vorite with farmers who had some There were, even on this fortnal 9 and 10:30 a.m., Divine Worship may observe work the children 4:11. Scriptural seectlon-s will in­ Landing of the manned capsule talk with you an*) advise you. This approved. You are sure when you you. Another popular service is REASONABLE PRICES BRAKE SERVICE and Church School. Sermon: have done during the past year, can continue to furnish supplies up and sew anywhere you want. FREE ESTIMATES we recall it. we questioned horses to feed. Its chief virtues, its roll call. 95 foolhardy souU/who clude James 1:17. OotrelaAlve would follow after robot television to the man at the rate of per­ FINDELL'S he is well qualified to do as he use this color guide that the re­ to re-brlstle floor brushes. Should registered themselves against the “ Members of God’s Household.’’ and the new United Church School has had many ysarsfAf experience. sult will be harmonious. If you If you do not have a good ma­ the hose wear out, take it to ABC whether, .in his denunciation, he regularity. Us neatness. Us length Nursery. passages from “Sdenoe and Health cameras indicated that all was in haps 3,000 pounds per launch. Or, RT. 88— VERNON, CONN. Front End AKqnment appropriation, and this in face of curriculum is now on display. with Key to the ScriptUTes” by readiness. Once the man were 486,MIDDLE I ’PKE., EAST Ask him about using Tru-flex feel like splurging a bit with some chine, now is the time to take ad­ Appliance Repairs, they will at­ was not also giving currency and if our orbital rendeivous techni­ vantage of purchasing a fully re­ Jnst Above the Traffic Circle which gave Us windrows and Us the fact that one of the last speak­ Mary Baker Eddy, Include p. 276: down, then about 10,000 pounds of ques are operational, we can as­ Phone 643-4866 the latex paint for outside use that strildng color oomblnationa there tach a new one to the old fit­ General Repair V9ork circulation to the various fsmtasies heaps such binding togetherness, ers just before the vote had 17. ^ cargo per year per man would dries in just 30 minutes. Not only is no need to worry about the conditioned electric machine from tings—no need to replace the old TEU 648-0016 semble In earth-orbit the payloads R. A. PEARL, Prop. ABC Appliance Repairs, 19 Maple he was trying to destroy. We are, to the modem agriculture, no warned them that thia was a Area Churches 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. be required to maintain him and from two ClB boosters and per­ does it dry quickly but you can way your room will look. Be your fittings for only the hose wears measure which, had its appeal for own decorator through the use of St. The owner of the .store, Lester even wondered whether, some day, more important than the horse for Reading Room hours at 749 this would further require some haps land 8,000 pounds on the start painting just 30 minutes our—and this wUl save you money. a “large bloc of voters.” 13 cargo launches. after a rainstorm. What a wonder­ the Adelphl Color Guide. Sichel, did the work him.self and Any day now electric fans will the right wing poieoh pen artists Main St., excepting legal holidays, moon. you can buy one with the assurance whom the timothy was supposed That was also the evening the First Congregational Church ' St. Bernard’s Church Monday through Saturday, 11 am. On the moon the astronaut With this capability it appears ful convenience this is. A fe w Equally helpful is the Nancy be in demand. Did you have your TOURAINE wouldn’t be taking carefully se­ to be a good diet. House pi-oceeded to snarl itself up, of Vernon St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville would have to seek shelter under­ SEE US FOR: Warren Decorating Bar which as­ of satisfaction for they carry a to 4 p.m,; Thursday, 11 am . to that it would be well to coruiider years ago we had to wait until full year’s guarantee. Stop in and fan overhauled before you stored lected excerpta from his own 'but good, because ojjponents of a Rev. Patrick P. Mahoney 9 p .m ^ ground. Thia could be the cargo sending companions to Join the • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings CAMPING sists you in , choosing the right it for the winter? If not, do not The modem style in hay, we are 10:50 a.m., Church Service. everything was dry before paint­ look at them. speech and circulating them In measure permitting Sunday opera­ Pastor vehicle which would be about ten first astronaut, for three such • Venetian Blinds ing and during some seasons it paper for every room, for there delay any longer, take it to ABC PAINTS told, is for the leafy varieties, tion of coin-operated dry cleaning Children’s Sunday. No Church Should you have an old machine such a way as to make him sSem Concordia Lutheran Church feet in diameter and ten feet long. launches a year could supply e Storm Doors EQUIPMENT took days of waiting when weath­ are patterns suitable for the kitch­ and have it put in shape for the which have lots of “bottom” to establishments refused to say die, School. Masses, at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 However, to protect the astronaut • Combination Windows en, bedroom, living room, dining that is not electrified, Lester Sichel the authoritative author of some 40 Pitkin 8t. them with the necessities of life. Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, er conditions were unsettled. An­ summer. When hot weather does them, and which are never heaped, and persisted In questioning a Tuesday, 7:15 pjn., Deacons and a.m. against solar flare radiations, the After a lengthy stay on the moon, room, hall, bathroom, family room. will electrify it for you and also For Best Results deaconeasas. Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Monchestor Awninq Co. Air Mattresses. Stoves other good feature about using come everyone remembers that o f the very tales he was denounc but rushod straight into bale or voice vote and then a rising vote, cargo vehicle should be covered which may be aa long as three You name it and you will find make it into a portable at the the fans have not been serviced— both of which had gone against IVednesday, 8 p.m., Board of St. Maurice Church 195 WEST CENTER ST. I.anterns Tru-flex latex paint, if a second same time. You will be amazed Ing. Rilo. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. by about 34 feet of moon rubble. years, the necessary equipment just the pattern you want. It also they do dry out you know—and them, until they finally produced Christian education. Bolton Telephone 649-3091 coat is necessary, you can start at the moderate cost of having •-It is perhaps a little early for 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Church When the one-way trip concept would be available to take them the second coat without waiting lists suggested choices for certain the result is that work is piled PAUL'S This all hap^M , in the modem a roll call on this issue too. Here Saturday, 10 a.m., Church Rev. Bernard L. McOurk was first proposed, this writer did Established 1049 MANCHESTER rooms and suggestions for com­ this done. Mr. Sichel will gladly that full travesty to have matured. School picnic at Sperry's Gl«n. School and Nursery. off—or a normal manned landing several days. knee-deep and you have to wait field of hay, ^ tll such mechanical the roll call was not on the meas­ Pastor . not think it merited serious con­ could be undertaken with the goal SURPLUS SALES CO. panion papers. Stop in any time give you an estimate on the cost. PAINT SUPPLY But Senator Kuchel himself re­ 10:80 a.m., The Service. Church Of course, Ryplex, the rubber your turn. Let ABC Appliance erfflclency and despatch there is ure itself directly, but on a mo­ School and Nursery. sideration. However, with the re­ of establishing a settlement on 169 N. MAIN ST. and look at these guides to a You could not find a more com­ Repairs put your electric fans in tion to reconsider and take anoth­ Jehovah’s Witnesses Masses at 7, 8:30, 10, and 11:30 base paint, is the choice of many petent person than Lester Sichel 645 Main Street turned to Ills theme on the floor of never a need for human being to 6:30 p.m., Youth Banquet. cent Russian v ow . to claim the the moon with a regular rotation at Depot Square lovelier home; you are welcome running conditions for summer er vote on it. Kingdom Hall a.m. moon when they land there, it Manchester for Inside use. This is a quick­ at any time. to do work for you. Since. 1933 he Tel. 649-0300 the Senate just the other day, and sequence for its Inhabitants. drying paint that you apply with use. sweat, or protect against the heat Finally, by a vote of 128 to 114, Rt. SO, Rockville appears that the proposal does. Open Doily to 9:06 P.M. To end your worries over has worked on both domestic and what he had to report contained Gospel Hall ■There appear to be many ways Ruq Cleaninq J. FARR— 648-7111 a roller or brush and there is no While taking trips or vacation­ of the day by finding a few wild the House decided that it did not ^ e re d Heart Church Indeed, have considerable merit. of getting to the moon and some smudges on wallpaper, look at the commercial machines. He is a per­ altogether too much Indication want to reconsider its previous 3 p.m., Public Bible talk. Sub­ 415 Center St. odor of paint to bother you. There ing. keep an eye out for unusual strawberries over at the edge of Rf. SO, Vernon Risk Minimized sacrifices must b4 made. If It is Company Birge Medallion papers with a fectionist in all phases of his work. vases, jugs, pitchers and the like that what he had said and exposed vote and vote on the bllij^agaln, ject: "Relief from Tension In a Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor There are some scientists who the will of this country to get to are 16 colors to choose from and coating of clear plastic to protect Also carried at ABC are shuttles the field, or by resorting to a 10:30 a.m., Breaking Bread. 15 Hannaway St. these may be blended to produce that can be converted into stun­ In his first speech had had very and that ended the matter, after Troubled World.” view this scheme as a most de­ the moon first, this method mer­ it. Wipe it with a damp cloth and and bobbins for older sewing ma­ jug of ginger beer or oatmeal 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. Del Knowles, Prop. any shade you desire. When you ning lamps. Ideas for children's Berube's some 20 minutes of wTangling on 4:15 p.m., Group discussion of Masses at 7:30, 8:30, 10 and sirable one In which the astronaut its serious, consideration. PORTABLE TV RENTALS it looks like new. Ask to see it at chines. TYPEWRITER SERVICE little effect on those minds which a night when the House did not 7 p.m., Gospel Meeting. are finished cleaning up is so lamps—wooden toys, wooden de­ water, or, in that last resort which the May 1, 1963 issue of the 11:15 a.m. will be risking his life only once Copyright 1968 Call 648-0012 Paul’s Paint Supply. They also For those who want an extra 479 Middle Tpke. E. were already host to the poison in have time to finish its calendar. Watchtower magazine. Article: Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer meet­ with an untried system. To be Motorola and Zenith Sales eaay, just wash the roller or brush coy ducks. ABC does a splendid Call 644-1111 was so often the best resort of ing. GeneralSI FeaturesFeatui Corp. carry pre-pasted and pre-cut vacuum cleaner or would like to job of electrifying unusual items, Manchester question. Even after it had got ready to “Speaking the Truth Unites.” St. Francis of Assisi Church and Servire with water, do the same for your papers to make papering so easy. all, to the natural spring which go home, that night, the House Friday, 8 pm., Bible study. 3-DAY get a really good, dependable making them into real conversa­ The more than 10,000 messages Page 264. South Windsor Service. A briefing will be given hands, and everything is as clean Also Trimz and Dip and Hang vacuum cleaner, ABC Appliance FOR REPAIRS, REBUILT TYPEWRITERS lay In the lower swamp comer of found itself in for an additional 16 Wedneaday, 8 p.m., Group Bible Rev. Raymond R. Vuskauskas and Kindergarten in Children’s We Service All Makes of TV, as a whistle. tion pieces—the cost—extremely REPLACEMENT he received aa a result of his first by the Pastor on techniques of Chapel. SERVICE! papers are another short-cut to Repairs have rebuilt machines in moderate, and the work, as usual, ROYALS. UNDERWOODS, the field, fringed \rith blue flag minutes wrangle — again coming studies in the book "Let Your Assistant Pastor North Methodist Church Radios and Phonographs Paul Misseri carries Touralne ON ALL TYPES OF L. C. SMITHS Etc. visitation in preparation for an 11 a.m,. Morning Prayer with easy papej’lng. You can also rent both Electrolux and Lewyt. They beauUfuHy done by Mr. Sichel. speech ran, he reported, about and calomel. down to a roll call vote on a mo­ Name Be Sanctified” held at King­ 800 Parker St. — also — ^ Paints which are manufactured by tion to reconsider a bill already evening of visitation on the 19th of sermon by the Rev. Mr. Gender. papering equipment, sanders, four to One in favor of the senti­ dom Hall and five other locations Rev. .lames F. Glynn, Pastor Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister this month. the West Padnt Co. and these he We Handle Stationery Along nils, if there were such a thing passed — because two Democratic in Rockville area. Baby-sitting nursery In Children’s FURNITURE CLEANING MODERN edgers, floor scrubbers and pwlish- ments he had expressed. But what Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and recommends very highly. Use them ers to make work eaay; Rental ordinance." This ordinance was With Office Machine Suppllea possible these days, would be the legiolators wished to have a little Friday. 7:30 p.m., Theocratic 11:30 a.m. Chapel. South Windsor Your Mail List As Desired was in the minority portion fright­ 9 and 10:30 a.m., Family Wor­ The Salvation Army once and you will be sold; they rates are most reasonable. passed at the last meeting. How­ season of year when we would amendment sport with a Republi­ Ministry School. ship. Methodist Student Day. Ser­ Dally, 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. TV SERVICE ever, it was the feeling at that ened him. 661 Mali! St. A. J. BERUBE. Prop. . make that annual rediscovery—of can purity measure forbidding 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. Rockville Methodist Church mon: “Sleeping Through a Revo­ Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ time that it was not the best pos­ members of the General Assembly Theme: "True Witnesses, Like the Maj. E. Walter Lamia munion. 99 SUMMER ST. 649-8477 — 643-6342 “ It is almost unbelie\able,’’ he how wonderful it is to di-lnk from 142 Grove St. lution." Officer In charge 2 Blocks From McKee S t Church to Note Council Slates sible ordinance, and a committee said, “ to read in the mall of the to receive commissions on state in­ Word of God. " Rev. LAwrence M. Hill, Pastor 9 a.m.. Sunday School, Nursery, of interested persons should pro­ spring. The most wonderful surance. The sponsors of this re­ St. John’s Polish National Radio Today pose changes to it. WOODCOCK intimidation and the fear and the Grades 4 through 12. 8 a.m., Prayer breakfast for TEL. 648-2206 thing about It would be that we form measure hardly dared let it Vernon Methodist Church 9:30 a.m., Church School, Grade 10:30 a.m., Sunday School Catholie Church Its First Year In answer to a question by damage wreaked by the fright ped­ back into the clutches of the Rt. SO teen-agers. Rev. Walter A. Hyszka Hearingson REFRIGERATION CO. VIC’S PIZZA SHOP would first have earned our way 4 through adults. ,. Nursery, kindergarten. Grades 1 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for all WDBC—1960 Mayor Madden regarding an ordi­ dlers, who belong to both parties, House, in the berserk mood that Rev. Robert Flrby 11 a.m., Morilng Worrtlp with through 3. The first anniversary of the Pres­ 1:00 Weekend Review nance on sidewalks, Atty. Lass­ 158 W. Middle Turnpike down to the comer of the field sometimes magnificently dignified ages. "BLOCKS upon Republicans, Democrats, In­ Sacrament at Baptism. Miss June Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. byterian Cliurch of Manchester, 43 3:05 Jorrv Bishop*. man said the planning and zoning Phone 649-3700 where the spring would be hiding institution was visibly developing, 9:30 a.m., Morning worship and 6 p.m.. Junior High Methodist 10:46 a.m.. Holiness meeting. FINE SELECTION 6:00 WFukrnd Review Zone Policy Upholstery dependents, and just plain Ameri­ Tyler, Church School Superinten­ Youth Fellowship. Plonlc and clos­ Music by Citadel Band, Songsters Spruce St., will be celebrated J:05 Rayhof Shines commission has a sub-division itself from everybody except the and they won a narrow vote child care. o f 1:00 News Sign Off regulation regarding the construe- cana at the community level—not dent, will deliver the message. ing program. and male quartet Sermon by Maj. and Ml Y t Shop PIZZA sky. agaiinst reconsideration, 106 to 92. Sermon by pa.stor: "Ten Com­ WINES with special services Sunday and a WTIC— 1080 The Town Council will hold two tlon of sidewalks in any develop­ That narrow result made it time Presentation of Bibles to grad­ 6:30 p.m., Senior High Youth Lamle: “ Studies in Romans, The 1:00 News Re-upholstering only in California hut throughout mandments—v n ” . uates ot Grade 3. congregational dinner Monday. meetings wiUi the Planning i.nd ment. SPAGHEHI for the House to go home, rather 10:45 a.m.. Church school. Fellowship. Christian as a Citizen.I WANTED! COMFORT” L:lo Your Home Decorator our country. . . . 6:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel­ 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation^ by LIQUORS Children of the Junior Church i:30 Saturday Matinee Zoning Commission this month, Sidewalks are not mandatory ac­ RAVIOLI early that night, before it became 7 p.m., Methodist Youth Fel­ 2:05 Monitor cording to the regulation, but sub­ * Modern Furniture “ A great many, although a mi­ Panzer Vs. AMX lowship. Mr.s. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Clean, Late Model will participate in the 10:45 a.m. to be arranged by Town Manager .some sort of formless amoeba, lowship. Church of Christ Sunday service. Music will be pro­ 5:3n Monitor ject to the discretion of the com­ and Antiques OPEN DAILY nority, have written to me in fury flowing .senselessly in completely Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and Thomas McCann. BEER 1:16 News Sports and ^Weather Terry Sprenkel. While the United State.s is en­ Orange HaU, E. Center St. vided by the church choir and 8;3u Monitor mission. It was felt that the loca­ 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. and in fear, in intellectual dyspep­ confused directions. Talcottvllle Congregational discussion tlme^ Eugene Brener, Minister 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service, Lt. The first meeting will be an • store Stools and Booths gaged in a policy war with its al­ Col. William Spatig, in charge. WE DELIVER soloists. 7:0b Keyboard Rhythms tion of sidewalks should be flexible > Oiureh Tuesday,'8 p.m., Commission on M 6 Careers executive session “for whatever .so that there would not be dupli­ • Custom F’uraiture SUNDAYS sia and in dementia, in bluster and lies in NATO, a war designed to 7 p.m., Service in Center'Park. USED CARS The Rev. and Mrs. Richard W. N3( Monitir Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Minister education. 9:45 am., Bible drill for chil- purpases the commission and cation of sidewalks in some areas; Slipcovers and Draperies 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. In fluster, in anguish and in agony, Music by Citadel Band. Maj. Gray of Willow Grove, Pa. will be B:00 Red Sox vs. Orioles Made to Order persuade them to accept our nu­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Official dren, TOP PRICES PAID D:3h Just Jazz council shall decide at the meet­ and in some instances they might A Thoujfht for Today board. Lamie, speaker. guests of honor at the dinner at 6 Complete Selection of Materials CLOSED MONDAYS in violence and in sorrow, in lam­ clear weapons and never bother 10 am., Final Sunday School 9:55 a.m Blble classes for all v ic H rs p.m. Monday in Fellowship Hall. 1:00 News ing.” The second meeting shall in­ not be required. Too manv unnec­ ages. 1:30 Starlight Serenade clude the public which shall have bic pentameter—and, quite often, making any of their own. our al­ Sponsored by the Manchester classes. PACKAGE STORE Dr. Gray will be the main speaker L:00 Sign Off essary sidewalks it was felt, would FREE ESTIMATES Council of Churcbe* _ 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Uie right to speak.” Town Atly, Ixiwer I.«vel of the Parkade In anonymity. . . lies themselves are engagiftg in 11 a.m., Morning worship -ser­ St. John’s'Eplscopal Church Church and Park Stoi Carter 20 BIS8ELL ST.—649-8607 of the evening. He is past modera­ W H AV—918 be a large liability to the toim. vice. Sermon: "Move Onward.” Rt. SO, Vernon Semon: "Seeking Approval.” tor of the Reformed Presbyterian i:lKl Hohhin Along Edwin Lassman will attend both Bleachers have been ordered, 649-6324 “What is truly sad, however, is the same kind of armorer's rivalry Rev. George F. Nostrand, Rector 2:00 M«*ts vs. Cards meetings. Deacon of the day, Everett Castet- Rev. James L. Grant, Rector o picnic in Center CHEVROUT CO h INC. Church, and has served as pre- 6:0(' Radio Tonight with a seating capacity of 150 peo­ Ostrmsky that, since the spe^h, I have re­ among themselves. The idea of liberty, free will or Springs Park. Rev. John D. Hughes Mayor John Madden said his sovereign pemonality is the drlv- ter. Greeters, Mr. and Mr.s. Arthur Rev. WlUiain F. Gender m 1229 Slain Bt; Haneheater .sidlng officer of the Philadelphia 7:30 Danco Party ple, for the Little League field. DEALER IN WASTE ceived more than a hundred lettere Five years ago, in a rare display Palmer. Ushers, David Hayes and 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. « P-m., Evening Worship. Ser- Presbytery. He was largely respon­ );3o Tonight At Mv P acf purpose in raising the issue was to They are expected to be ready for irvg force of all of modern thought. Rev, Ronald Haldeman 5:0u Sign Off "discuss the whole aspect of zon­ —and some on the nicest station­ of their thew friendship and unity, Whether one starts from science; Geza ZoUer. ^ 9:15 a.m., Morning Prayer, Fam­ T C th ’’ " ^ ' " ^ In Deed And sible for the pioneering of the Man­ W PO P— 1410 use about the middle of ' this MATERIALS Reuben Plen’s 1:00 Joel Cash ing and planning . . . the sltua- month. MANCHESTER ery—which are blatantly anti- religion. philosophy. practical Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Bible Class. ily Service, classes. Hply Communion fol­ chester congregation, and is ac­ Germany and France reached a Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek tive in many Christian endeavors B:00 Bill Hughes tio. as It affects the town. . . . Semitic, anti-Catholic or racial. .. . economics or from no place in Saturday, 9 a.m., Rehearsal for 11 a.m., Mprning P:-ayer, Ser­ lowed by breakfast for all 1963 2:00 Girard The proposed amendments to remarkable agreement, which Children's Day. mon and clas.ses. In series of film- in his community. I would like to determine what the town plumbing and heating MEMORIAL CO. RAGS, IRON “ It is depressing also, Mr. Presi­ particular (like mast people), the High School Graduates. Texaco Station W INF—12M factors are considered in chang­ mitted them to the joint develop­ Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Altar GUld ■trlps on home Bible studies. 9 a.m., Morning Prayer and Holy TOOL SHEDS The Rev. James L. Ransom, or­ l:00 CBS News codes were adopted by the council Opposite East Cemetery idea of the free and conscious in­ ganizing pastor, lives with his 1:1(1 C B S -I fs New ing zones; . . . If conflicts of in­ dent, to observe, in the response ment of what was to be tlie new dividual is our most basic pre­ Union Congregational Church meeting. Baptism with instruction by the 381 Main Street with minor amendments. SCRAP METAL Church of the Nazareae family at the manse adjoining the l:lb Shnwraae of Music terests between public and pri­ to the speech, the very large num­ tank for Western European supposition. But did you know Rockville 8 p.m.. Young People's Fellow- Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Induction of 5:(H» Showcase and News The Gounoil transferred flihds Quality Memorials Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor giiip advisors meeting. 286 Main St. ♦147.50 Phone 643.9149 church. l:3i CBS European Diary vate Interests are considered; from several accounts to remedy ber of Americans who stubbornly armies. It was to be called the that, that elemental human con­ new acolytes. Qasses. Nursery 1:55 It's Sports Time . and PAPER 'IVesday, 6 a.m.. Holy Commun­ Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Pastor Delivered (Plus Tax) In its first year, the Rev. Mr. . . . If the public Interest . . . ;s overdrafts in other accounts. The Over SO Years Experience refuse to reject the claptrap which I "Eui;opa, ’ because of the unity it cept originated in Christian faith? Ransom .said, the mission congre­ ^;00 *‘BS News considered when changing zones. torvn cannot make interdepart­ It is the prized posse.ssion of the 9 a.m., CSilldren’s Sunday Wor­ ion. Hydrqniatlo Transmission Mo showcase and News 781 PARKER .ST. ship Service. The Junior Choir 9:3() a.m.. Church School classes gation has received 68 charter !1:00 Yankees vs. Tigers . . . All this is part and parcel mental transfers before the last alleges that there^ are 35JI00 Red . represented. Last winter, however, religious man, and strangely, it . 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. 4 Ft. X 8 F t X 7 Ft. S** Repairing Call 649-5807 Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 ■ will sing and members of the for all ages, j • All Work Guaranteed members. Sunday School enroll­ l;3(» Showcase and News of planning and zoning . . . The three months of the fiscal year. Chinese troop- bn the Mexican the Germans and the French final- Is also the grounds on which the 7:30 p.m.. Episcopal Church (The beet shed tor the money) 1:16 Shn» Off . • various departments of the Women's Picnic at home of Mrs. ment numbers 80. Morning and planning and zoning regn»latlons The transfens included: $4.25 A. AlMETTl. Prop. border, about to Invade San Diego, j ly admitted that they would ap- atheist rejects all religion, but Church School will participate. Texaco LnbrioaUon Service evening services are held Sundays are critwia established in 1959 from the contingency’ fund to the Douglas Roberts. WESTOWN NOT QUITE IMMUNE wham ii'm Mmm (• or of the thoroughly peddled i parently never agree on the speci- the man of faith knows what the at 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. with a have chmged for today because of board of tax review for supplies Harrison St., Manchester There will be a service of Bap­ Wednesday, Holy Communion ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) — Mrs. frlght that thousands of United fications for the “ Buropa" and atheist has not yet di.scovered: tism. After the service an all ■■ PHARMACY l l KNOCKED-DOWN KIT We Give Green Stamps Junior Church program at the the increase in the average in­ and expen.ses; $300 from contin­ That a man,is truly free, in the omitted. ThP -a, SSSUr"' Thelma McIntyre, chief clerk of Nations soldiers were trained in : each took off with a .separate dhurch picnic will be held at Ray- 6 p.m.. Youth Service. 459 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9946 morning service. come of the lower middle income gency fund to town auditor; $500 final sense of the word, only when Thursday, 7:45 p.m.. Teacher’s Organizations within the church Looaf Draft Board 20,"thought that Georgia preparatory to a UN take-1 tank. croft Walsh Park, Windsor Locks. area meeting at Manchester. 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service group . . . and the fast-chang­ from .sanitary investigation to he is free hipiself: and he achieves Wedneaday, 7 p.m.. Women's To maintain our continuity include the Women’s Fellowship she was immune to the sentiment ing economy.” town hail rep^rs and equipment; over of the United States, under that only when in faith he readily Friday. 9:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ Ptofra”’ Missing •120 attached to a young main's coming WATKINS-WEST The Germans got right to work Guild Banquet at Mountain Lau- munion. Delivered (Plus Tax) with 24 members, the Presbyterian Councilman Thomas Burgess $199.27 from renovation of Legion command of that Russian colonel." accepts the sovereignty of God. of medical service we are of age to sei-ve his country. In her ■xpart OB one of their own, a 40-ton, 40 .eel Restaurant, niompsotivllle W ^ e sd a y , 7:30 p.m.. Prayer tinothor IBNNOX first Men’s Group with 15 members, asked that the matter first be dis­ Hall to Probate Court; $893.10 Submitted by and Praise Sendee. and Presby-’Peens, a newly organ­ 18 years with the draft board, she from the Avpry Street School ad­ CAK.I. We once again have a premoni­ mile-an-hour model they call the T u RUPIKE haa registered hundreds of thou­ cussed In an executive session so FUNERAL . MOVIMO The Rev. Felix M. Davis St. Peter’s Episcopal Church United Methodist Church ized youth group. dition account to the Orchard Hill tion to pass along to Senator Standard Panzer, which they are Second Congregational Church Rt. 44A, Bolton Open All Day sands of Floridians. the Council could better acquaint 643-6563 Wapplng Center CongregaUonal Church DWYER PRODUOTS You con switch to de« A U TO B O D Y The congregation Is a member Itself with the zoning regulations, School account; $23.38 from the SERVICE • PAOKINO Kuchel. Now that he has reiter­ ready to produce not only for Manchester, Conn. Rev. James A. Blrdsall, Vicar Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, Minister United Church of Christ Woodworkers — Ftnlshere of the Manchester Council of Last week she received a copy ■Wapping School addition account ated the story about the Red Chi­ Hidobio, eloan GAS of her oldest grandson’s selective “ clear the air between the two themselves but also, if the United 11 Center St. R t 86, Bolton—848>6SM Churches. The Rev. Mr. Ransom is to the Orchard Hill account. It 9:15 a.m., Sunday School classes. SUNDAY active In the local ministerium, •service registration — and she did boards”, and draw up the ground ORMANU J. WEST nese troops down on the Mexican States will foot the bill, for us to 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Last Rev. Clifford O, Simpson. Minister EAT at anytime by rules to be used in a public ses­ was noted that the Avery Street 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Rev. Joheph H. Dudley, Drive out and see tbemt ' B and the Evangelical Ministers Fel­ exactly what other grandmothers and Wapping School additions cS w pdM- border, we are beginning to be Orehotsky Gets day Simday, school classes. First Worship. Sermon: "Where Wisdom coHInq sion. Director give to Other members of NATO. anlversary .service - guest preach­ Associate Minister WRECKER lowship of Greater Hartfqrd. have done. She .sat down and cried. have been completed and no addi­ \ convinced there may be something But the French don’t want this Begins.” Student Day observance Councilman John Egan opposed tional expenses are anticipated. er: Very Rev. Rorbert Beecher, 142 E. CE.NTER ST. In it. MIT Doctorate and offering. * ^m.. Sermon: "God is Love." the idea of an executive session These transfers were requested to German tank under any condi­ Dean, Christ Church Cathedral, 4 p.m., Junior Hi Youth Group. SERVICE A before a public session. He felt the It takes a welcome courage to tions, primarily because they have Hartford. The Rev. Mr, Dudley pre&chin^. close out the accounts and provide Manchester’s Oldest Manchester Moving Richard Stephen Orehbtsky of, 6:30 p.m„ Senior Hi Youth 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Church School Council could use the ideas of the andltlonal funds for the Orchard denounce this poison, and some­ been busy developing one of their Thursday. 6:45 p.m., Episcopal Group. day. The Friendly Church EARL public regarding zphlng when dis­ Coventry leceived a ■ doctor of Churchwomen banquet, Mountain Hill School construction account. With Finest Facilities and Trucking Co. body has to do it, we suppose, ra­ own, which they call AMX, a little philosophy degree in chemistry wHRSRHQIIIIII cussing the matter with the Plan­ ther than let it all go unchallenged iLaurel Restaurant. Rt, 5, Thomp- St. George’s Episcopal Church Of Village Charm ning and Zoning Commission. lighter and a little faster, and, the yesterday from the Massachusetts sonville. Trinity Covenant Church Manchester Evening Herald and unanswered. But we are never Institute of Technology in Cam­ r o .. ***• Bolton Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. The matter of purchase of land South Windsor correspondent French claim, far superior to the bridge. Ma.ss. Friday, 8 p .m ..^ ecu tiv e com- Rev. Edward W. Johnson. Vicar VAN CAMP in the vicinity of the new high sure. It could still be that the most mittee meets at Wapping School. Bev. K. EJnar Rank, Pastor „ iRvirts you Laura Katz, telenhone 644-1753. German weapon. His the.sis topic was "Heat Ca­ T school for the town’s use was conclusive way of all to limit and In their bid for the NATO tank pacities of Ammonium and Deu- 8 a.ni.. Holy Communion. to IH m i again tabled until the next meet­ Bolton Congregational Church 9:80 a.m., Sunday School wlUr Sn tl<*an •ventually end the life of some tero-Ammonium Fluoborate be­ 10:15 a.m., Holy (Communion and classes for kindergarten through Complete ing. Town Manager Sprenkel re­ monopoly, the Germans have made Rev. J, Good Brown Drpenil.ihl»‘ IM MiM IlM job. , . w( luvK just tbt riiM Du Pont ported “negotiations are not pro­ wild piece of poison is to consider tween 25 and 300 Degrees Kelvin.” Church School. adults. " Plumbing and i i one smart move. They have bought Interim mtnlster Economi' .li Paint lor it . . in coton to match anythmgl Hava a ceeding satisfactorily." He said he It unworthy of exposure or answer, Dr. Orehotsky earned a bachelor Tuesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. First Ainlviraary ServicM Heating Siervlce MRAItMG queitian on color?. . . what to uaa7.. . how to do HT a British cannon for their tank, of science degree from Woixester munion. Sermon: “ In All GeneraUons.’’ talked to the property owner next Suburbia and, conceding it Us run in dis­ while the French, quite as if hyp­ 10 a.m'., Worship Service. Ser­ Mofflliifl W onhl|^M l 0s45 CALL US lor aqiort htip on your Mat painting job. to the high school and he is not u Polytechnic Institute imWorcester, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.. Spring Sacrament of infant BAptiem. 28 Farmington eased minds, trust the mental Mass., in 1959. mon: “ God Standeth in the Con­ picnic of the Women of St. interested in selling his land at notized by their own excellence of gregation.’’ Several youth of the church will be "Tli« Hour Is Com*. TlMt Hm Street this time. Today health of the public as a whole to George’s at the home of Mrs. Elrlc parUclpatlng in the worship serv­ hamburgers "'I.:_____ weapon design, have preferred to 7 p.m., Junior Fellowship. Film: OUCOindDUmXRHINISNINe Donald Bennett, a Republican, THE MAGAZINE OF prove Immune. It is perhaps a Receives Masters Clayton, Merrow, Rd., Tolland. ice, and a 'Youth, Choir will sing. Sob of Mon Should lo OlorHIod'' Miuehester g^-feAnsonPAINTCQ ;'Xis -Sr''.s.-'\ ^ ! M ' Oortald S : . design their own cannon too. 'Human Growth.’’ Nureery facillUes; i was appointed constable to fill the PLEASANT- PI-ACES gamble either way, and one'never This battle of tanks seems Monday, 8 p.in., Board of dea­ 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST 723 M A m ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 un^xpired tem f of Parry Roberts. A MONTHLY FEATURE OF 1 David Kenworthy Smith of 28 Wapplng Cqmmimity Chnrch 5 p.m.. Children’s Day Program H Evmiiig S«rvic«»7:00 knows which does more to kill off cons. MANCHESTER The appointment of a Democratic YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY rather reassuringly old-fashioned. Raymond Rd. received a Master of CongregaUonal In Sanctuary. Parents of Sunday I 6 4 M 7 4 9 BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK constable was tabled until the the poison, a Senator Kueliel who Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.. Religious Rev. Roy R. Hutoheon, Minister School pupils are invited to visit 1 HAIRY MUU NEWSPAPER In Oils atomic era. Nevertheless, Science degree yesterday at the education board. next meeting. Wiawsm it pubUcIy, or a President 95th comipencement of ‘Worcester the classrooms and speak with Friday, 7 p.m., Congregators 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor­ tThe Presbyterian Church r Atty. Edwin Lassman, John look for the golden arches. . . McDonald’s^ Msenhowsr who curses It private- i^ t e c h n ic Institute, WorceHer, teachers regarding tha work of Malln, Robert Skinner and Allyn iJIatirliPHtpr picnic at home o f Mr. and Mrd. ship and ji^urch School. CSiildren’s the school after service. 4 3 SPRUCE ST— TEL. S43-09M ‘ 5 .MJ : John, Chick, Lakeside Lane. Sunday. * Hilt were appointed by Mayor 46 WEST CENTER STREET WedniMday, 7:80 p.m.,' Midweek PAINTS Madden as a committee to ‘'study lE w n in g SILVER LANE EXTENSION T ■ Read Herald Advs. possible changes in the firearms -J

CONN, PAGE 8IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 JfAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968 PAGE SEVEN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE .with MAJOR, HOOPLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON MO M ilew vrtm\m Worried Hal Woodeshick Happy Winner Now f l o w In t h e S e o H6'S HERE, MA30R.'your; WSALTHY COUSIN ACBOSS BSMaaaurtt of Into the f top spot for thefNottebart tat the eighth galnst8>through eight Innings but chased ? MICHAEL,iN HIS cloth NEW YORK (AP) 2 (C /6'CYLlNDSR CHARIOT, lAquaUc first time since the second' day ' the OtauiU with the Cxtlts trailing him m the ninth on Frank 1 ’Thom­ cuvlvon 86 Guile Woodeshick, 80, once a worry­ HITTINS ON ALL TWO.' of the season while the Olants— 1-0. They drew even tai the ninth as' one-out single and Ron Hunt’s • Food Oih ing loser on the verge of quit­ walk. Southpaw Diomedes Olivo, rr OUST WHEEZEO^ popular In DOWN losers of five In a row — are on rookie rusty Btaub’s homer IN- ON ITS LAST New England 1 Blemlahes ting baseball when he was bunched with the Chicago Cube off Bob Bolin, making his first 48, was summoned to face the CofT.'U Awl FwlewChiF LESS.'- a Gama flab 2 Dyestuff talked into giving it one more and St. Louis Cardinals in sec­ start for San Francisco after left-handed swinging Snider, who USUn optning 3 Oeti up ond .002 points behind. relief appearances, and won tagged the reliever’s 2-2 pitch for MEra dU atculine shot. Don DiVedale threw a seven- against Gaylord Perry. the game-winning homer. Mlndividuala ‘ nickname He’a now a happy winner build­ 8 Delicacy ing a new career aa one of Uie hitter and was backed by homers * • • A1 Jackson went the distance BUGGS BUNNY IB CondlUon 8 Curved molding from Frank Howard and John (fuHix) 28 Emballlshed 4 0 RaUooal hottest relief, pitchers in the DODOERS-OUBS— for the Mets, giving up eight 16 Baveraga 7 Expensive meaning Roseboro aa the Dodgers ended Cardinal hits. Including Ken d y ­ 8 Hale cat 2 7 Blbli(iai name businees. Drysdale, now 7-8, struck out ' IF I OON'T DO n u c k 28 Surety 4881m^ * the Cubs’ winning streak at five nine, did not allow a walk and er’s homer. ’The New York lefty IBPoatlc 9 Concord 44 Handle ro o M The left-hander’e latest effort games, 4-1. Duke Bnlder’a three- SOME BUSIMESS,, 10 Cuddle 33 Spearfish the lone Cub run was unearned. evened his record at 8-6. I'LL BE O O r O' contra ctlT HAVE moved the White Sox to within J J5PENPIN& THE SUMMER I Milwaukee B, Pittsburgh 6. and ended the Senators longest • • • RSox Look to Mantilla VALUABLE STUFF AN’ HE SAID Houston 2, Sen Francisco 1, one-half game of American 1 COULD TAKE MY PAY OUT A S AN a p p r e n t ic e J Leagpie leading Baltimore. winning streak of the season at INDIANS-8ENATORS— IM TRADE.' (10). A left-hander who came to the four games. The Indians, shutout on two hits iiiiis-Uij:! Olnelnsatl at Philadelphia, majors with a reputation as Puer­ • * • vreiOHT PPD. for seven innings by Jim Duck­ For Help in Outfield cnAMPBviat to Rico’s hardest rock thrower, TTOERS-YANKS— worth, m ^ e the most of an In- • p i T o t r e ^ Today’s Games Pizarro has consistently been a AI Kaline tagged a three-run nlng-openlng hit batter and three •& Louis (BrogUo 6-2) a t New late reporter and slow starter. homer and Gus TTiandos hit a Senators’ errors for an eight-run York (Craig 2-8). This season he was the last player solo shot as the Tigers beat the eighth inning that got the job BAL'TIMORE (AP)—While the shadows of the Gene Con­ Milwaukee (Lemastor 2-8) at In the majors to sign his contract. Yankees for the fifth time In six done. During the wild inning thi«e ley mystery deepen around him, Red Sox Manager Johnny PittNiurgh (Mahaffey 2-7). But that hasn’t stopped Pizarro meetings. Hank Aguirre went the Cleveland runs came across on a Pesky has come up with a surprise answer to his outfield Griffith Favored Los A ^elee (Podres 3-6) at from suddenly turning into a man distance for a 5-5 record and sacrifice bunt while Woodie Held, headaches—^Felix Mantilla. Chicago (Buhl 6-4). in a hurry. He scattered eight hits San Fiianclsoe (O'Dell S-1) at drove in a run with a double, the who got hit leading off, rapped a Rain washed oui the game the ankle playing baskebbaH for against the A’s—and hit a two-nm second extra-base hit of his ca two-run homer his second time scheduled here last night but the Houston (Bmoe 2-S), (N). homer—while posting his fifth vic- the New York Knicks. dndnnatt (Tsltoiuls 0-1) at reer. Hector Lopez and Bobby around. clubs try a^ajn today -with Bill The word from Washington To Regain Crown Philadelphia (Mahaffey 2-7). Monbouquette me choice to face Thursday night was that Pesky Sumlay's Gainea star southpaw Steve Baiber (9-4) would await x-ray reports of tne St. Louis a t New York, 2, X p.m. of the Antverican League-leading ankle and If It was not 100 per NEW YORK (AP)—Emile Griffith, an aggressive, hard­ Ctaictamati at Philadelphia, 2. Baltimore Orioles. cent he would send Gino to the Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 2. Two Area Tearns Sports Viewing Pesky la rapidly running out of bullpen. hitting body puncher, was a slim favorite today io beat Los Angeles at Chicago. patience. Boston has lost five of Last night it was revealed no champion Luis Rodriguez in tonight’s 16-round bout and re­ San Francisco at Houston, (N). In Tournaments SATURDAY ,, its last aix games and 12 of the checks of Conley had been made. gain the world welterweight crown for a record third time. Monday’s Games . 2 p.m.—Cards vs. Mets last 16. The sox have scored only Furthermore trainer Jack F^- BY JOE CAMPBELL once in 27 innings. "Sure you’re finding it harder and harder to make ends Griffith, who has won and lost Cincinnati a t New York, 8 p.m. Two ares teams cMirrently INTERNA'nONAL LEAGUE Channel 18 den said he could offer no solution meet—especially your fingers and toesl” the title twice, was a 8Hi favorite Milwaukee at Philadelphia, (N). engaged In long winning 4:80—Belmont Stakes One major cause of the offen­ for the Conley ills. fighter. I put In a little bit of Big 10-run third truitng almost sive slump is the outfield, parti­ on the early line to win the rub­ this and a little Mt of that.” St. Louis at P itts b u rg (N). streaks, make their debuts to­ gave Pagani’a its first 'wto of the Channel 8 Can Run, Walk ber matich In the third fight with Chloago at Houston, (N). day In the poet-season OIAC 6 p.m.—Hole-ln-One Sweeps cularly Lu Clinton. Clinton is due Gone himself offered: “It’s Fight ounce gloves were to be season last night at Verplanck to be in his regular right field spot the happy-go-lucky champion, a San Francisco at Los Angeles, Class B and C Tournaments. Field but the Lawyers pallid and Channel 8Q something I’ll just have to live Cuban exile now living In Miami. used In the bwt, under a new (N). 6 p.m.—Wide world of Sports today. But Pesky plans to use In- with the rest of the season . . . I safety ruling by the New York AMERICAN LEAGUE RockvlUe, winner af 14 squeezed out a 14-13 win. flelder Mantilla in center field Both the 24-year-old Griffith, a Athletic Commission. Six ounce straight after an opening sea­ Homers by John Goiangis and (Europe’s Grand Frix) can run and walk all rig'hit most New Yorker, orlglnaUy from the 'W. L. Pot. G.B. Channel 8 Sunday, awitching Gary Geiger to of the time but when I try to gloves previously were used for BaJtimors ...... 82 21 604 — son loss, meets Housatonlc Stan Lukas paced, the winners 8 p.m.—Orioles vs. Red Sox right. BEN CASEY Virgin Islands, and the dancing title iMuts. Valley Regional In a Glass B while Hank Ganko connected for throw from the moimd it bothers Rodriguez, predicted a knockout. Chicago ...... 82 22 .598 Yi Channel 80 Batting .600 me . . . I’m not planning to throw ’The fight, Rodriguez' first de­ test at Conard High Field, a double and single for the Cater­ Mantilla is batting .600 this sea­ On Uie record, it seemed unlike­ fense, was scheduled to 'bf na­ New York ....27 20 .574 2 10 p.m.—^Flght of the Week for several days.” n 's MORE in s t in c t Minnesota ...... 27 24 .529 4 West Hartford. Coveniry, win­ ers. (Oritfith vs. Rodriguez) son although he’s had only two Back in the late March Conley THAN EVIDENCE, BEN. ly. Neither man has ever been tionally televised from Madison Kansas d ty ...2 6 24 .620 4i/, ner of seven straight and 10 Lawyers 2 6 0 3 3—14 9 4 Channel 8 official trips to the plate. He’s not had felt the ankle would be in per­ BUT T O i m Y S FATHER •topped. Square Garden starting at 9 p.m. Boston ...... 23 24 .489., 6 of its last 12, opposes Wolcott Pagani’s 0 2 10 01— 13 8 4 about to unseat shortstop Bid fect shape within 10 days to two WAS NEVER CONNECrr Eiach has beaten the other EST. High at the Wt^ersfleld High Pi^iafo, Oopconan and Proven- SUNDAY Dressoud, second baseman Chuck WITH GOMBA'S once. Griffith won a split deci­ Griffitb took a record of 36-4 Los Angeles ...2 6 SO .464 li/j weeks. field In the Class C competi­ cai, Chase; Hanko, Ferrante, Ryan 1:56—Cards vs. Mets Schilling on third baseman FYank X-rays taken in Washington of sion before either was champion into the bout, including 13 knock­ Glevelaad...... 21 26 .447 8 end Fitzgerald, McNamara. Channel 18 and each was seeking a shot at outs. Rodriguez Is 60-2, including Detroit ...... 22 28 .440 8'/, tion. Both games are set for 2 p.m.—^Red Sox vs. Orioles Malzone though he pla3red all Russ Nixon’s sore back proved the late Benny (Kid) Paret, then 21 knockouts. Waehlngton .... 19 86 .846 14 2 o’dook. three positions for the New York nega'tive. He’s progressing slowly. NATIONAL LEAGUE Channel 30 Metis last season when he hit .275, the ohamplon. Paret died of in­ Friday's Results Semifinals In both sets are With Bob Zwick fanning 16 of 2:30—Yanks vs. Tigers juries suffered tai a fight with develaad 8, Washington 1. scheduled Wednesday, finals a had 11 homers and 69 RBI. NATIONAL LEAGUE 24 batters. Green Manor tripped Channel 8 Mantilla took over center field OrifOth. DetrNt 3, New York 4. week from today. Naaaiff Arms, 6-4, lest night at 4:80—Golf Tournament Batting (100 at bate) — Groat, Chloago 7, Kansas City 1. for the 1957 pennant-winning Mil- U^Mpular Decision Buckley Field. Channel 80 wakee Braves when Billy Bruton St. Louis and Covington, Phila­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEa i^ Rodrigues won the title from Mtameaota 6, Los Angdes 1. Jon BBlis had two of the winners’ delphia, .341; Boyer, St. Louis, Bontoa at Baltimore, PPD. was hurt and did a creditable job. Griffith with an impopular 16- Fogarty Brothers seven hits and Sandy NeUI had a On the basis of this information .827; Gonzalez, Philadelphia and WgAH, LETS TRy THE ’ round decision in Los Angeles OHJEJBCH LEtAOLm Today's Games homer, longest belt for the losers. Naugatuck Youth Warwick, Houston, .320. Well-baJanced team ettbrt gaive Mtamesota (Fasoual 7-6) at Los imparted to him by the Braves’ anvil CHORUS next: March 21. A majority of the box­ Begin Play Today Green Manor 140 lOx—6 7 0 management, Pesky has planned Runs—Flood, St. Louis, 49; H. ing' writers coverlnig the fight dvltan an lS-0 rout of (Jus’s Angeles (Ostaisid 4-1) (N). Naeelff s 320 000—4 5 4 Aaron, Milwaukee, 47; Robinson, Grinders at MIL Nebo last night. Ohksago (Fisher 6-6) at Kansas Loses Golf Title the move. ■cored for Griffith. Zwick and Howroyd; Moyer and MeanwhUe the latest chapter in Cincinnati, 48; Brock, Clilcago, 41; "I beat him twice the way I Fran Benevento limited the los­ City (Bowsfleld 3-6) (N). At East Hartford Specter, M. Ricclo (4). White, St. Louis, 40. ers to five scattered hits while his the Conley story would have test­ see it,” Griffith said. “So why New York (Terry 6-6) a t De­ HARTFORD (AP)— The CUAC ed Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s abil­ AMEMICAN LEAGUE ahouldn’t I do it again? teemmatee were sdemmilng 20 ef troit (Moesl 3-2) (N). For the second straight season AIVTERICAN LEAGUE has taken away the state scholas­ various lengths sjxniad the park. ity to write a Sherlock Holmes Batting (100 at bats)—^Mal- RodHgues had mside much of Cleveland (KraUck 4-6) at Fogarty Brothers 'will field a First-inning homer by Jim tic golf crown from Richie Ges- solution. zone, Boston, .345'; Wagner, Los the fact that the fight wasn’t na­ Buzz Keeney led the attack with Waehtaigton (Daniels 6-2) (N). baseball team but this year It -will Thomson gave Army A Na'vy a MQRTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLi three homers, a double and a sin­ seck of Naugatuck High because No Bbcamlnatifms Angeles, .830; Kaline, Detroit, tionally televised. Boston Mmiboaquetto 6-4) at be in a different league. The Oil­ two-run lead and that was aU Now it is reported that there .324; Causey, Kansas City, .318; “If the fight had been shown gle. He scored four runs and drove Baltimore (Barber 9-4) (N). ers will operate this summer ih they needed. Later a five-run he took part In otitside competition on television everybody would in six. Walt Schardt and Frank during the school year. will be no examinations or x-rays Pearson, Los Angeles and Robin­ THATh MINE/GIVE iriD ME/ WHAT 16 Sunday’s Games the Farmingrton Valley League and fourth pro'Vlded the final 7-1 mar­ of the ailing right einkle of base son, Chicago, .317. HBY'^/W Air , 1 LOGT IT/ rrtS MINE// have seen that 1 woSr>’They’ll see Butkue also hit hard for the win­ Minnesota a t Los Angeles. open their slate at 6:30 today, gin over Police A Bite. Bob Halky of Bridgeport’s Notre ONAL ners. Nate Agostinelli sod Gene Dame high was declared champion. ball’s tallest pitcher. Conley, who Runs—AUlsOn, Minnesota, 40; A MINUTE/ this time. I’m a real champion Chloago at Ksnsas a ty . opposing the Blast Hartford Mer­ Winning hurler Joe Belanger won 15 games last year along with Kaline, Detroit, 36; Hinton Wash­ and ril prove It tonight.” Fhaneuf were Gus’s best bets, New York at Detroit, 2:30 pjn. Gesseck had shot a 75 and THATiS m i n e ; dvltan 0 200 1S4 g—18 20 1 chants at Martin Park, Blast Hart­ helped h'is own cause with a two- Halky a 76 in the championship Monbouquette, never has found ington, 34 Pearson, Los Angeles, Griffith, who won, lost and re- devetamd at Washington. ford. run double In the big fourth. Mike his form this season after hurting 33)^Siel>em, Kansas City, 82. won the title from Paret, has an Gue’a 000 000 0— 0 6 • Boston a t Bctitimore, 2 pjn. Returning from the club that Nlmirowski was outstanding on match Monday. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE y - r aggressive, crowding style, takes Benevdnto and Ryt>czyk; Mldlln Monday's Gaines played In the WlUlm*tntlc Twilight defense for the winners. Rod The ruling, announced yesterday a punch well and relies A great and Fhaneuf. New York at Washington, 2, Leagiue last season are At FY^elt, McLean had two of the losers’ by Chick l^w es of the CIAC golf sf, Ml CAPITAN. SO THAT'S HOW rr I CAN'T I OON'T FEEL SO deal on wearing down his oppO' twt-mght. Dana Austin, Bob Kwash, Bill Ma- three hits. committee, also bounced the Nau­ Candy Spots Heavy Cash Favorite h a p p e n e d .' s p e a k up.' UNDERSTAND GOOD, M O M -. Bent with a body attack. REG LEIAOUIB gatuck team from first place in steelW e AND with ONLY ML Rodriguez, 28, is fast, elusive Three big innings powered Vla- Lbs Angeles at Hnnsss City, lausky, Wayne Longfellow, Larry Army A Navy 200 50x—7 5 1 A hacksaw, it WHICH ONE OF YOU WHATS GOING MAYBE s o m e th in g Boston at Detroit, 9 p.m. Christian and Bob ^ske. ’nils nu­ Police A Fire 000 100—1 3 0 the team standings. Andrew MRAPPEP ABOUND ON/ lAnE-.ITHlNKl'a and tends to fl^t In flurries. He rieity Caterers to a one-sided (14- Wairde was declared the teanf- W PM PtU E^ WOULD TAKE WEEKS 0) vlotory over MIsncheBter'T^vel Cleveland' a t Baltimore, (N). cleus will be bolstered by the ad Belanger and Livengood; Mar­ TD CUTITLOOSE. SNEAKING TRAITORS GOTO OUR CABIN. can adapt his style to his oppo: ditlon of Andy Baylock, a top wlnner with Manchester second. Sentiment in Belmont nent. Service at Rdbertson Park. Only Games Scheduled. tin, Waugh (4) and Tedford. All matches that Naugatuck SABOTAGED MY SHIP'* Don Wheeler and John O’Neill collegiate catcher at Central Con­ 'Steal a LItUe' necticut,' ex-schoolboy hurler Steve won after Gesseck’s participation **I watch all the ether fighters oomhlrned to hold the loeers to a outside the school circuit, were single hit (by Dsjve Sttanson). Bill Horozy, BUI Vlot, Billy McMuHan, Goes to Insurrection on television and I steal a little Registration S et Blmie Hutt and Walt Kennedy. deolan^ losses b^ the CIAC. M from each one,” he said. "I McMullln, Burt BstakervlUe and G«asMk had also won the title # IW tfNIA la. T X I« IU.rtt. se. Dave SakMnanson were the big The club will opes Its borne imly Steal the good things. I For Intermediates slate Sunday, June 16, at Mt. Nebo, NATIONAL LEAGUE last year. NEW YORK (AP)—Candy Spots was the hard cash fa­ never copied anythinjf I saw Gene guns for the winners. opposing CoMlnsvUle. Dick Clasavant of Conard and Pulbner do, and I don’t ever Variety 560 400 x—d4 14 1 Howard (11), Roseboro (4), Tim McNamara of Manchester vorite for the rich Belmont Stakes today at Aqueduct, blit Travel Serv. 000 000 B-t- 0 1 3 Regiatration for the Intermedi­ Dodgers; Boyer (6), Cardinals; want to learn how Floyd Patter Snider (10), Mets; H. Aaron (17), ■with, scores of 78 became the the sentiment was for the longest priced colt in the field— CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER sen t^ e s a punch. I am what Wheeler, O’NelU (4) and Bteltop; ate Baseball League 'will be held runners-up in the tournament. you Americans call a beef stew Barber and Kelly. Monday evening from 6 to 8 at the Braves; Bailey (6), Pirates; 8taub Insurrection. I f East Side Rec Center, League Di­ BASEBALL HEROES (2), Colts. It’s all very simple. Insurrec­ Choker, George D. Wldener’s Top s WEU TALK NO BUT HI5 APPBARAUCg CKANdfiT WOTt iOUT tion, who was listed at 30 to 1 6^8 U MY OFFICE. AND IN a YEAR»,50 HE DBCIPE iclPEcniBTD rector Waily Ftortln announced to­ - AMI9UOAN LRAGUE Gallant, C. V. Whitney’s Tom Cat, - r T ——*------YOUR 5T0RY BET TOMBKRBTURNlHBttFDR JW tiO lB W m day. PITCHING — Don Drysdale, Held (7), Indians; Pizarro (2), in the field of seven, is trained and Patrice Jacobs’ Bon jour com­ Thia league will begin pilay only Dodgers, checked Chicago on seven White Sox; Lopez (3), Richardson Sports Schedule by the grand old man of racing— pleted the lineup. The p it will BE (SOOPl NOW FABUIOU* BTM0I5.60-yfO V. AU TM? hits, allowing only an unearned MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD DID YOU TAKE r«KN0WNlbM Lf enough interest is Shown, Boys (1), Yankees; Kaline (1), Trian- Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. gross $145,450 if seven go. The PPStOI. 16 to 18 (not reaching their 19th run en route to a 4-1 victory that dos (6), Tigers. And it will be his last Beln(iont winner’s swag is’1$101,700. ^ROM gave Los Angeles the . National Sunday, June 9 HE WENT OUT THEY DIDN'T birthday before July 1) are eli­ horse, for Mr. Fitzsimmons will The Belmont was scheduled to gible. League lead. Catcher Elite Howard ef the West Side vs. Nassiffs, 1:30, retire as trainer of record June be televised and broadcast (CBS) WITH A BUNCH TAKE HIM— BATTING — Duke Snider, Mets, Yankees paced American league OFNEWSPAPeRAAEN?) HE TOOK Well-balanced teams will be or­ West Side. 15. He started his first Belmont from 3:30-4 p.m. EST, with post NEED TIRES? slugged three-run homer In last of catchers In 1962. He made onlyily four ‘ Bantly ■vs. F^re A PoHoe, 1:30, time 3:48 p.m. WHERE PIP THEY J THEM/ OVER ganized by the Recreation Demrt- horse in the 1922 race, and has ment and whenever feaaible a ninth for 8-2 triumph over 8t. errors in 129 games. nMng. had horses in 21 since then, win­ Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps, *T>uddy syatem” will be used, al­ Louis. ning six. owner of Insurrection, will be run­ 40% DISCOUNT lowing friends to play on the same “I’ll be around, they’re not go­ ning a Belmont horse for the ninth^ club. Boys should state this pref­ EVENING STARS .Rosaile ing to get rid of me that easy,” time, but has yet to win tha erence when registering. Pelleftlor 139-335. said Sunny Jim, who will be 89 classic. She has three third places, No Down PaymenlH-1 Yebt 'To Pay Registration may be made in next month. "I'll have to show Diavolo (1928), Gilded Knight 18 Mob. Road Hanrd Onarantee — Free Mounting person or by calling Ebrtln at the TWHJGHTERS — Jean Math- Bill around, and get him acquaint­ (1939), and Bold Ruler (1957). above hours at the East Side Rec. lason 127-338. ed with my horses and the stable ' Sunny Jim’s Belmont winners Goodyear TIreB With ’Tafsyn help.” all were Belair Stud colts, Gallant i Fox (1930), Faireno (1932), (Jmaha That would be Bill Winfrey, who (1935), Granville (1936), Johns­ 171x15.,.7M 7J0x1«...190 Anoriiw once trained for Alfred G. Vander­ town (1939) and Na.shiia (1955). THOMPSON bilt. Winfrey takes over next He now trains for the Wheatley DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS M0x14..,1t90 "FIRST* week. Bill knows how Rex Ells­ Stable, Ogden Phipps, and Ogden 7,1lx15...11M worth, owner of Candy Spots, and Mills Phipps. Trainer Mesh Tenney feel. In 1953 MAMA-MIA* THIf ' "It would be tough to pick MR. ABERNATHT BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WILL BE LIKE TAVINfl U0X14...1M 0 Vanderbilt’s Native Dancer was between Gallant Fox and Nashua TOTELL A M.INDMAN 7JNx15...1tN favored to win the Kentucky at the Belmont distance of a mils HOW TO THREAD I^ b y , but was upset by Dark and a half,” said Mr. Fitzsimmons WHY SHOULD H EG ET\ WHO SAID ^ / I BOUGHT HIM A A NEEDLE. Star for the only defeat of his SO EXCITED ABOUT / ANYTHING \FISHIN© LICENS^ C ^ tMx15...1&N MDx1S...1M0 as he brewed a pot of coffea'at brilliant career. I his Belmont Park cottage Along- A DOG LICENSE?/ a b o u t THAT? n.VS TAX AND KXOHANOK ★ Candy Spots also was undefeat-; side Bam 17. HW /«!)-Cs ^ JUNE SPEOALI DOUBLE •igsn.. .. .psctaculaii THIS ed going into the Kentucky Derby ! "Bold Ruler could have beaten BMriWerinal May 4 in Louisville, but the ax both o f' them up to a mile and V / i STAMPS WITH OIL CHAISE SUNDAY fell. John W. Galbreath’s Chateau- one eighth,” he said. "But, be­ AITiANnC OR QUAKER STATE OILS (JUNE 9) gay won the Derby. Candy has tween Gallant Fox and Nashua, AT won all of his other races—but my first and last Belmont win­ 200 L A P that Derby mark goes down In ners, I guess it would have been DISCOUNT LATE MODEL STOCK 2:30 F.M. the records. a dead heat.” CAR FEATURE ic dandy Spots was a 1 to A choice He had no Illusions about Candy STATION with jockey Willie Shoemaker Spots. COLE'S seeking his fourth Belmont. Chat- ”1 hope to beat him, but 1 can’t JUST CHECKING!—^Manager Ed Lopat o| the Kansas THOMPSON SPEEDWAY eaugay was rated next at 4-1, see anything but Spots before ihy \ i \KM\< City Athleti<», left, callB Orlanddi Pena “a real pro" having lost the Preaknesa to eyes. 1 neyer aaw a horse that junong pitcheni. "He has five pitches and knows how Caindy SpoU. Wheatley Stable’s looke4 in lietter eondUlcn—ha's In uem," fiayi ^ rookie pilot. ° Insurrection, L. L. Haggtat Snd'a the p M .” A A , m M

B 6 B T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.,MANCHB8nE]t* OONK« SATURDAY, JUNE % 196S t e t t B a g l'E R EVEN2NQ HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 19«8 PAGB IT O ; ^ Bailding—Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and BHORTBN Boom* WlflHMt Bowi Sw uB or R o* m * For BwH 57 Houno For Sale ' 71 Houses For Sal* 72 Hoaoo* F(ur Sale 72 HtMUMM F or Sal* 72 Houses l4r 8*lo 72 OARDNHR IMOB - NorthwwO Houses For Sale > 72 Housoo For Sal* 72 Loto F or SftI* TS QUALJTY CARPENTRY—Rooma, A T T fU O n V ll lUrntelMd twte iMd- CONCORD RD.—Beautiful raneh, MANCHESTER — Clean, oouveni* QU ALITY roem te private home. Oarage. Shorefrant. Modern HouaekMpl^. large ttvUig room tormol «wnt,ig 6 room lanoh rit- WEST SIDE — $ room Cape, rec­ AIROONDmONED — 6 room baaementa nfiniahed. tNiUt-lna, oo*“ P hct no problem with uatsd on a VERNON — Six room ranch, at- ANDOVER LAKE — Enjoy sum­ 80. WINDSOR — Near Manchariok Can after 8, 66S-6N0. $68 wedkly up. VWt wetet«»4«. room, omUnat telchen, a be(f’ landsotewd reation room, close to hue line ranch, 9-years-old, large kitchen toch sd garage, fuU recreatioo ' '"wi CLASSIFIED formica, tUe. general repair. No Free oolored pteturaa, brochure. maintenance, cheaper than rent' one acre lot 3-car go^e,-utility and shopping, $10,600. PhUbrick mer and winter Uvteg, one-year' twTO line and Parkway, 100x300, rooma, raoreation room laad- with dishwasher, lot 160x260, 8 room.1, near____ Lake__ Street Schori. Job too amall. Call William Rob- Arrowhead Orove, O o l«*erter^ Iw, 4 room Cape, tuU cellar, room, ree room, steel beam con- Agency, $3,000. William A. Curtin ft 0 > „ bina Carpentry Serviee, 649-84HI. aoapad yard. Morion B. ^bert- aluminum. combmaUcos, 8 bed- bedrooms, minutes from Mancliss- Owner, 8484)433. Conn. Norwleh 88T-6686; Haittoei aon, Ratetor, 648-(^. ■tniotion, saINng $3,000 hriow. ap- ter, priced to sell $16,900 r a i - 827-6107, a n . 2834440, 6TM678. ALL KINDS OP carpentry and att-oYis. ♦ ______expandable attic, IwateaL M yapy_89y 89 FtaleyFinlay St, FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch, brlOk A gency. 649r846i. CUSTOM DESIGNED executive Tencmento •S $13,000. Wolverton Agency, R ^ . then call Robert wolverton Agen- large recreatkm room , 3 fuU BUILDINa tCTB — Over one oore ADVERTISING painting, roof and gutter work, to r,'849-2818. hom e In one o f -Mancheator’a VERNON — 6H room ranch, dead­ of land, beautiful eountryslda. COVENTRY UUOB—Waterfiront oy for information.m. 649-3818. Eve. bdttia, 2-oor garage, exceUent Con­ prims locatians. 7 zpoeious kitchen and bathroom remodeling, us MAIN — nmmD rooms, heat, Duplex — 6-8, very good con OUTSTANDING VALUES end street, large lot, brook, con­ Phone 649-1817. dormers and hatchways. J. Char- cottages ter the •: Conrad Rueter, 648-0809. dition, $38,9w . PhUbrick A gency, rooms, sunken living room, hot water, etove, refrigerator, bedroom , one S bedroom , oN dltlon, eooh oportmentlent hoa nonnew ROOM CAPE, breeseway, at­ IN AND AROUND venient location. OoU owner CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS est, 049-0723. 649-U », 9 * . tached garage, paneled and —r------oathedrai ceilteg, 2 huge fire- 648-6678. utlNUee, 1000. *43-1086. lunuHin,furnooe, cuaiDuuiuoncambtnation wlndowa.wlndowa, MANCHESTER places, Ishdsciqied lot Coll own­ 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. located on Summer Straetjl Mramad porch, aluminum corn- BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, Wanted—HoiJ Botat* 77 CALL ME on your formica nfsods. Wnations, near bus Itee, fie,900 2 unfinished, walking distance aU MANCHESTER er 649-6386, after 6 p.m . or Satur­ COUNTRY UVING In Manchester. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, (HANT'S NECK Melghta — Modem Shown only by appointment day and Sunday. Large 3 family, 11 room home, TWO ROOM apartmsoi, 140 Oak- 4 room cottage, aleepe 7, |T0 For •17,900. PhUbrick Agency, 649-a484. schools. Owner 619-8880 after 6. $18,600 — Handyman’s Special. Co­ REAL ESTATE (iottef■ wonted. vanitory units, table-top* and land Street. 0-8. $SALE$ 1 1/8 acres o t land, beautiful Free eatimotea of value. Law­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT island stands. 649-8930. week, Mrs. Carter, 7484a4S. mOHT ROOM Cape, d badnenu, lonial Cape, 6 rooms, l*i baths, AA ROCKVILLB — $11,600. Cape — 6 scenery. Phone 649-1817. MOMDAT Thra FUDAir 10:M AJO.—SATURDAY • AM. MANCHEBTBRr-6 room SnUt wooded residential area, breeze­ rence F. Fiano, Realtor, 04S-378$. TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. Coventry — 81 aorea cleond dteteg room, temfl;^ room, attach Level on A weU landscaped lot rooma, 4 finished, built te 1967. HOME REPAIR and maintenance CAPE COD, Hyannla — Attractive way, garage. R ockville R ealty, 876-2627. Tinker Building. Apply Olenney’s a bedroom oottage, exeellent te- level land. House has e rooms ad garage, TfcdSb’” lot,' riiada Manchester — Trae-riiaded dape — enclosed garage, rec room, 8 189 LAKEWOOD CIBCLB. N.—6% WANTED — By private party, 8-6 remodeling, roofing and altera­ Men’s Shop. 789 Main St. trees, $17,8r,IXI0. T PhUbrick“ ...... Ageney, $28,000 — OtuTison Colonial, center room custom built ranch, lot PLEASE READ YOUR AD cation, all coovemences,oavenle avallabto on first floor, 8 room aport- Overslse .^Oapa Ood, fuU d ied large bedrooma, 2 bathrooms, hall, 2-car garage, prime location. HIGH EILBIVATION — Attractive 8 room older otegle home og I tions Call Ru.ss Atkins. Builder, ment on second floor. New 649-S4M. dormer, • larg* rooms, custom fireplace, oil hot water heat 100x166, screened porch, privacy. fam ily fla t Phone 649-4988. rutrtflffl «r "W»nt Ada” are taken over the phone aa a oon- 643-0411. FOUR ROOM apartment, including to responsible party. Tel. 948-6841. $27,600—English Colonial, 9 room s, bedroom ranch, walk-out base­ $22,800. Owner 649-8686. heat, hot srater and gas for cook- teu m h ^ riding, garage, barn. built for particular people, lovely walxteg distance to school, $2,300 2-car garage, exceptionri home. ment, trees, nice view, near vaaleiioe. The advertlaer ahonld read Ua ad the FIRST DAY IT l a k e CHAFFEE — Lakafront Ideal for horse ranch or just OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooms, 8 rural setting, close to everything. down, $19,600.' Robert Wolverton WANTED — In Manchester, by a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS hi ttme for the next inaer- ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, ga­ ii^. Electric r6$rigerator and gas full baths, 4 bedrooms, large liv­ $30,900 — BRICK hom e, 2-car ga­ school, only $14,800. Carlton W. VERNON — Custom buUt spUt, private party. Multiple dwelling rages.. dormers, all types of stove furnished. Call 649-7787 from oottage, sleeps six, all modem plate country living. $86,000. $600 down, $98 a month interest Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. rage, extremely well constructed, Hutchins, R ealtor, M9-6182. loriered walls, dteteg room, tian. The Herald ia reaponalble for enly ONE ineorreot dr omitted conveniences. $70 a week. 649-3400, ing room, formal dining room, and piinoipla. CaU 30tm xiM dan for owner-occupancy, good loca­ Inaertlon fdr any adverUaement and then only te the extent of a carpentry. No job too .small. Call li'' 6-7 p.m . ^ b e d garage, 180x100 wooded lo t high elevation with view. eautiful grounds plus panoramic tion. Write complete details to Nelson Higgins, 644-1700. ^ ! 649-0710. now. HENRY ST. — 6 room custom A LITTLE BIT extra special ranch g ‘^naake food” liiaerUoa. Errora which do not leaaen the Tahie of P R A N K M O T T $33,900. I ^ 11 b r 1 0 k Agency, buUt apUt, m any exciting features, $47,900 — CONTEMPORARY. 7 view. Asking $18,900. E. E. Bushey Box E, Herald. No agents. 849-8464. ' room home, rilperb in every way fo r $16,600, only minutes to any­ A gency, 649-2088. the adaertiaenient win not be corrected by **make good** LOOKINO FOR rentals? Call J. D. FOR RENT by week or monOi — f o r c e d to $38,900. J . & Realty, where. Nice neighbors, too! I Small oottage on Nlantlc River 648-6668 Manchester — Porter Street Area 648-6129. for gracious living. WE n e e d USTINGS of all types. Special Services 15 Realty, 648-6129. HIGHLAND STREIET — 3 famUy, — Comfortable, security, 6-room, large sunny bedroom s, 14x19 Uv­ MANCHESTER — Modest authen­ CaU anytim e. ‘ ‘Anything In Real with utlHtles. beach and boat. ANDOVER ing room with fireplace set in completely remodeled, 4-4 duplex, time-tested Bungalow, lovely ROCKVnXiE — Owner transfer­ tic 6 room Colonial country set­ Estate.’ Tongren A gency, Y o u r cooperation w n x m x i O T 1 1 TREE CUTTING and removal, lots SIX ROOM duplex, oentral loca­ Phone Nlantlc 789-7821 after 6, $26,600 — Com pletely rem odeled 7 paneled wall, more than spacious ting. Features include 8 bed­ $19,600. J . D. Realty, 648-6139. shrubbed and trera grounds, au ring causing sacrifice sale on 6 room Colonial, family room, lovely 643-6821. BE APPRECIATED O H I I cleared. Insured, Joe Pelletier, tion, now available. One car ga­ or vrrite Barstow, 160 P en n . Aw- sp u r LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea­ kitchen .with buiU-te oven and rooms, excellent kitchen, oU heat enue, Niantic. city conveniences. Won’t be room Cape. All finished. Comer area. 742-7558. rage. $100 per month, plus care a t tion room, garage, very clean, VERNON — Just over Manchester around long at $14,600. Ann Lord range, formica counters. Alumi­ and garage. On bus line. Reason- TWO FAMILIES and duplexes. lawn. Call 048-1578. lot. Carport. Only $12,800. R ock- GLASTONBURY num storms and screens, oil base­ SAND'WICH, Cape Cod. 5 room eot- $16,900. 4|ii% m ortgage, $87.78 Itee. Like new 6^ ranch, 1% wlU be glad to show you. vUle R ealty, 876-3637. ably priced. Quick occupancy. Buyers are always calling. For re­ baths, buUt-te kitohen with $42,000 — CONTEMPORARY. 8 board heat. Thoughtiully deco­ Phone 648-6278. Brae-Bnurn R eal­ sults, E.' E. Bushey Agency, FOR RBJNT — 1-2-8 room apart­ tage, TV, fireplace, heat, full monthly. Carlton W. 'Hutchins. R oofing— Siding 16 •49-6183, M ultiple Ltatteg dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency. COVENTRY LAKE - $11,000. rooms, 2>^ baths, 2-car garage, un­ rated and carefully maintained. ty. ' 649-2088. ments. No pets or children. Tel. bath, abc^r, near beach. $88 848-4808. Manchester — Bowers School Area excelled view. R obert Wolverton Agency. A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, 648-8068. weekly. Good fishing, cwlmmlng, Lakefront home, exceUent area TROUBLE REAGHINO OUR ADVERTISER? MANCHESTER - 7 room spUt — 6-room Cape Ood, IH baths, (Jrim Hand Dr.), 6 large rooms, TOLLAND f*9-2818.. painting. Carpentry. Alteratlona boating. 648-6882. level, 1% baths, rao room, gar­ HOLLISTER STREET — immacu­ garage, fireplace, Nvorty-free and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ FOR RBINT — ■ large newly deco­ garage, com pletely rebuilt 1966, $22,600 — Best value, over 1,460 age covered pAtio half acre of late 6 room Ooloolal Bungalow, street, quiet and comfortable. sq. ft. living area, 6 rooms, 2 KERRY STREET — 7 room older ship guaranteed. 199 Autumn St. rated rooms, heat, hot water, etc., WEST BEACH, Westbrook—Small large airy rooms, natural wood­ year ’round home, immediate oc­ home, good condition, aU utUities. Baptists to Hold M-Honr Answering Serviee cottage for rent July or August, grounds. Hayes Agency, Ideal for growing-famUy. Asking cupancy. Can be bought furnished baths, 2-car garage, sundeck, view, GLASTONBXniY 643-4860. Business Opportunities 32 Dog*—Bird*—Peta 41 Diamonds—Watchf centrally located. No children un­ work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel $18,000. CiU Ann Hunter fo r d a $18,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, der 18. CaU 9-6, 643-4664. reasonable. Call Mr. Hedlund, fo r $12,600. T . J . Crockett, R eal­ acre wooded lot. 640-0820. Training Session BLDWELL HOME Imfurovement Jewehr 48 Air R eal fOstate, 648-9883. tails. tor, 648-1677. Free to Heralil Reatfers THE STEAK HOUSE in Bolton is FOUR KTITENS need good homes, 648-0186. HUNTINOTON ST. — 3 tomUy, 4-4 LAKE TERRAMUGUS Owner wants offer on larg;e 8- Company—roofing, skUng, altera­ all cleaned up. Has to be sold. 8-weeks-old, housebixAen. Call be­ TWO ROOMS, furnished or unfur­ $16,200 — Year 'round 8 room home MANCHESTER EixecuUve con­ bedroom ranch house, located WATCH AND jeweliy repairing at NARRAOANSBTT, R.I., Scar­ rooms, 3-car garage, beauttfuUy MANCHESTER — Comfortable ■ 7 A leadenohlp training workshop tions additions and remddellng Some restaurant equipment tween 6-6, 649-2296. , reasonable i^oes, prompt serv­ nished, heat included in rent, $80. Manchester — OsUfornla L-ahaped on lovely waterfront half acre lot. temporary ranch home, scenic near Minnechaug and Man­ Whnt e o f oar r Me monthly. J. D. R ealty, 648-6129. borough Beach. 4 room house redecorated, reduced to $18,600. J. ,VERNON room older home, 4 rooma down, wtU be ocnducted at Community of ah types. Ehccellent workman­ available, but don't overlook the ice, 2 watchmakers. Manches­ D . R ealty, 648-6129. Ranch, 1,400 so. ft of spacious Partially furnished. AAA area. This excellently main­ chester Country Club, on annwm nt M edf Sfanply ship 649-6495. tremendous possibiUties this loca­ with all modem conveniences, in- Uving, enjoy the freedm of 8 large bedrooms up, attractive For further details call Mrs Shorts, tained 8 room home offers large Baptist Church Tuesday in FeUow- ter’s oldest estabUshed jeweler. FOUR ROOM apartment, third OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-6 lot, 3-car garage, one block to bus, large lot, priced in the mid- tion presents. Ideal for automo­ FIVE FLUFFY kittens It m . CUl . eluding fireplace and hot water 4%«-$88J)0 MONTHLY. Attrac­ tum-around street, the hneUry o f 643-8886 * center foyer, magnlficlent ceilteg teens. Must be seen to be ap­ RAT’S ROOFTNO OO. — shingle 649-1441. F . B . Bray, 787 Main St., State floor, cw be seen 128 Eldridge St. heat. No dampness. Close to ex­ $16,000. Eve. M r. Rueter, 648-0309, shlp Hall. Sessions wUl be from MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE tive, manufacturing, retail, etc. Ibeater BuUding. tive S-bedroom ranch, aluminum fo r elbowroom in thla buUt-te kitch­ to floor fieldstone fireplace wall preciated. Call Art Hudon, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with luncheon at and built-up roofs, gutt^ work, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. between 7-9 p.m . cellent beach with ocean view. en, L-shaped Uring room with Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ J. WATSON BEACH & CO. te Uvteg room and dteteg room, 629-0494. BCa RDING m e d iu m sixe and storms, ceUar,' amerite drive, 12:30. roof and raftiimney repairs. Ray $126 per week. John WhUe, 139 Swedish Fireplace. AU olfy con­ tor, 640-3818. tremendous kitchen, 8 large bed­ 649-0500 Hagenow, 649-2214 Ray Jackson, THREE BAY GULF service sta­ small dogs. Grotmiing Cocker NORTH END — 4 large sunny treea. Only $1S,900. Carlton W. $18,900 21 Central Row ITie workshop is being present­ Langdon Street, Providence, H utchins. R ealtor, 849-0183. veniences, quick occupancy. Hartford, Conn. rooms, paneled den with bay 643-8325. tion available for lease, excellent Spaniels our specialty. Harmony Floristi^^Nurseiies 49 rooms, second floor, close to bus­ DB 1-2917. FDR SALE — 18 room duplex, ed for memherrs of the Women’s es and shopping, free parking, 68 six room Cape, fireplace, ga­ Marty Rocholl can teU you more. family owned, well lared for, cen­ 622-2114 window, 8 ceramic bathrooms, and ienve yoor meaanse. Y o ^ henr from nor opportunity for the right indi­ Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol­ MIDDLE TURNPIKE West—Real laundry room, double garage, ARTHUR A. WATSON Baptist Mission Society, present ^ f i t R. DION ROOFTNG and siding, al­ ton. 643-6427. UPRIGHT YEWS, $-year-old root Union St., 649-2468 anytime. rage, nice lot. To reach; Ap­ trally located to schools, bus, ttniie wHIient npendhig nil evenhic a t the telephone. vidual, paid training program. ed cuttings, 8-12” UUI, 16c each or neat cape. FuU six rooms plus $11,600. ADORABLE 6 room ranch, screened rear porch, 'Thermopane smd inoomlng officers, potential terations. ceilings, painting and For additional information, call proximately 3 miles from Ver­ Bast Hartford — First time offered pteyground and shopping center. $12 per hundred. 1992 Manchester MANCHESTBIR—Delightful 5 room Wanted To Rent 68 basement with big reo room and non C ircle on R t. 88, sign oh huge stone fireplace, oversized ga­ windows throughout. Stone and REALTY leaders and ail interested women gutter work. Satisfaction guaran­ Gulf Oil Corp. 528-6168. — 6 room Garrison Colonial with Priced te low 20’s. For full par­ of the church. teed, free estimates. 643-4352. ONE PRETTY fluff}' kitten, free. Road. Glastonbury, Conn. duplex in private prestige garden bath with shower. Fenced In yard, prem ises. ticulars write Box M, Herald. No rage, excellent condition through­ frame exterior — a distinctly de­ 166 MAIN STREET WE HAVE customers waiting for trees galore. ExceUent value for recreation center, gracious and out. Julian Realty, 649-9190. signed home for the discrimina­ Mrs. Major Johnson, of Hart­ Lost and Pound Aoto Orlvtag School 7-A MODERN 'FLYING A service sta­ 649-1403. apartment. Heat, hot water. the rental of your property. Call roaclous. Low taxes and easy agents'please. tion for lease located on busy range, refrigerator, parking. only $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Real­ ALICE CLAMPET ting buyer. Principals. 643-0978. W ETHERSFIELD, CONN. ford, president of the National DACHSHUND, black, male, 6- J. D. Realty, 643-6129. tor, 648-1677. financing. WeU-priced at $31,600. SOUTH WINDSOR — On old Mate OouncU of American Baptist LOST — YELLOW angora cat v i­ MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., Roofing and Chimneya 16-A comer of West and Union Streets, Ideally located. References. R ealtor — 649-4648 CaU John Bogdim to pick you up COLONEL — Bowers area. 6 cinity of Minnechaug Golf Course. (rffices, classroom -located Man­ months-old. good natured. has Garden— ^Farm— Dairy Street, East Windsor.Hill, stately COVENTRY — Executive ranch ^29-8268 Women, wUl speak on ”Our Re- Rockville. FTally equipped in ex­ 643-0978. MUST HAVE 2 bedroom apartment ROCKLEDGE - Qutelty built today. rooms, 2 very large bedrooms, I%one 649-1984. chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ ROOFINO—SpeciaUxteg repairing papers. Call 643-7080 anytime. Products SO jalousled den, aluminum siding, Colonial, 2-family residence, 18 guaranteed to please. 6 rooms, 1% sponsibilities as Leaders." cellent condition inside and out. or flat unfurnished for June occu­ ranch on Ferguson Road (Noi rooms, 2% baths, 2-car garage. baths, fireplace, garage, patio, ginners, older, nervous students, toote of an tends, new roofs, gut­ Call Tide Water Oil Co.. 529-8673 AVAILABLE immediately — Cen­ pancy. Total four rooms suffici­ WADSWORTH ST. — 2 famUy, 8-6, storm windows, awnings, beauti­ Mrs. Johnson, wife of the Rev. ter work, ehlmnays Meaned, re­ TOMATO PLANTS — S doien for trally located 6 room apartment, 388). Cost ow ner $40,000 to build spacious rooms, 2-car garage, For those who require dignity, ^tensive landscaping. Asking our sp^alty. Teen-age driver’s days. Mr. Rlelly, 649-0723 eve­ ent. Please call 643-4816. South Windsor — 4 B edroom s? fully appointed yard, early occu­ Major Johnson, director c f promo­ Annonncements education course. 8tat« certified. paired Ahrmtrmm siding. 80 SPAYED FEMALE CAT, all shots, $1, Morton H ybrids and few Big second floor, $96 monthly. 643-1686 . , . now he has been transferred, $21,900. J. D; R ealty, 648-6139. Ranch on bus line, notless con­ • charm and fine neighborhood. $32,900. Others from $16,900. Les- COVENTRY — Two for the price nings. Vacant Must sell and 1s open for pancy. Owner-Broker, 649-6061. .slnger Company, Realtors, Wllll- tion and evangelism of the Na­ 649-7398. y e rrs' experience. EYee estim atee. free. 643-1226. Boys. Cherubini’s, 117 SehoM anytime. WANTED — 4 or 6 room.s, first dition. FamUy-slzed kitchen, 649-9163. $28,000. Glenn Roberts Agency, of one. 4 room log cabin, winter­ tional Baptist Council, is a grad­ Street. offers. CaU, we will be glad to TWO FAMILY — New roof and MLS Realtors, 644-1521, 628-0794. mantlc 423-9291. Can Howley, 643-6361. 643-0788. floor or small house and garage, large rooms, channtegly set on ized, gas hot air heat, flfeplace. uate of Newton Theological In­ LARSON’S — Conneoticut’s first SOUTH WINDSOR — Second floor open It for you at your conveni­ riding, aluminum combinations, MANCHESTER — Xispecially ap- 4 room ranch, antique paneling READINGS middle aged couple. Phone H-acre treed lot. Comfort and SO. WINDSOR — 8 bedroom Co­ stitute, now the Andover-Newton licensed driving school, trained Help Wanted— Female 35 apartment, 6 rooms, adults only, ence. T. J. Crockett Realtor, 90x180 foot lot with shade trees, 3- convenience te low tax area. Ann peaUng custom built brick ranch, and wide floor boards, beamed certified and approved, now of­ Radif>-TV Repair Services 18 Articles For Salt 45 $80 Including heat. J. D. Realty, 649-9884, after 6 or Saturday and 848-1677. ca r garage, $18,600. PhUbrick $ 18,800 lonial, extra large rooms, IH ITieok^cal School, N « w t o n. Househfdd Goods SI Sunday. Lord invites your tespecUon to­ 3 bedrooms, famUy room, dining ceiling, ceramic tile bath, oil hot b y fering classroom and behind WAITRESS — OVER 21, experi­ 648-6129. A gency, 640-8484. day. baths, kitchen built-in oven, din­ air heat, lot 160x100. These two Mass. She received , a M . R. E. de­ OONNIB18 TV and Radio Service. enced preferred, full or part-time. FOR SALE — IHat stone fo r wralls, COVENTRY — ExceUent 4 room room, spacious kitchen, unusual Six room Cape te a very cen­ ing room, laundry lav off kitchen, gree. wheel instruction for teen-agers. EVERYTHING in sterilised recon­ Uvteg room with fireplace, IH places are in excellent condition, availabl'.; all hours. ^Usfactian Apply mornings, Patio Drive In, fireplace, veneer, and patios. Call TWO TEACHERS deslrs 8 or 4 ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ga­ ROCKVILLE — 10 room older tral location^ recently redeco­ one-half acre wooded lot. Desir­ MISS HELEN, ADVISOR 649-6076. ditioned used furniture and ^ NBTW DUPLEX, 6 roems, large Mv room furnished apartment. CaU baths, 2-car $arage. Tree studded both for $9,600. Chambers Realty, She has been a member of the guantiiteed. Call 649-1316. W. Middle Tpke. 649-0617. Ing room, picture window, birch rage, $11,600. Joseph Barth, Brok­ home te business , sone, 6 bed­ South Windsor — 6 Bedrooms? 8H- rated, tell basement, combina­ able area, $21,900. Call owner board of education and publication pliances, high quality—low prices. 643-0487 after 8, lot. 7 rooma of easy, convenient 643-2328, 649-7006. LeBlanc F^imiture, 195 South St, cabinet kitchen, sliding door er, 649-0320. rooms, large yard. Good home for room SpUt Level, pretty as a p ic­ tions, ameslte. Close to all 644-0600. of the American Baptiri conven­ on all affairs of life. There Is MATURE WOMAN for nights, gen­ LAWNMOW filKS, garden tractors, living. Mid twenties. Robert Wol­ schools. Now vacant. Rockville. 876-2174. Open 9-8. closets, ceramic tile bath, heat, WOULD LIKE 8 or 4 room aqiart- professional man with large ture, desinAle nelghbortiood te a ANDOVE3R — 3 famUy apartment tion tor nine years. She was chair­ no problem so great that she E-Z LERN Millinery, Dressmaking 19 eral office and credit department', and tillers. Terms, trades, parts family. Union Street. Tongren verton Agency, 649-2813. Eve. MANCHESTER — Appealing cus­ hot water, Venetian blinds, storm m e n t. completely famished. low tax area. Much more than Conrad Rueter, 648-0309. 6-8-8. Seven-years-old with 3-car man of a committee which set up cannot solve whether it is busi- typing. Apply Grant’s, Shopping and service. Capitol Ek]uipment, SECTIONAL SOFAS, 2-piece, one windows, attic, cellar, centrally A gency, 648-6331. you would expect tor $18,900. An T. J. CROCKETT, tom built 6 room Split Level on garage, sprteg fed pond with Driving School Parkade. 38 Main Street, Manchester. 649-8738 after 6 p.m . BOLTON high elevation. Features include the first national women’s c<»ifer- neM, health, or marriage. 368>4 full length, recently restyled and located, lovely yard. $186 monthly tespecUon Is no obligation. VBIRNON — Near Circle. 6V4 room REALTOR country setting. Five rooms ideal ence at Green Lake, Wls. She has Asylum Street, Hartford, next DRESSMAKING and alterations. 643-7958. recovered. Phtme 649-7379 any­ ROCKLEDGE — Contemporary a fuil plaster house, 2-car garage. Connecticut’s largest, auto­ Call Lyn 875-9662. NURSE!—Licensed in Connecticut, 649-7886. $14,500 . . . Immaculate three Mr. Lartvlere. SpUt L evel. R ec room , garage. for owner; huge Bolton stone fire­ been active te PTAs, Girt Scouting to Garde Hotel. Call for ap­ time. bedroom ranch, buUt In 1940 ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, spaci­ 648-1577 Formal dteteg room, 2 fireplaces, place, ceramic bath with bullt-lns matic and standard shift, 28-bed home. 3-11 khift, bonus of­ SCREIENED LOAM for the hest in Land For Sale T1 ous famUy room, garage, wooded Convenient location. Tongren 1% baths, stateless steel double and the YWCA. pointment S27-56S2. Open daily UNFURNISHED, Immaculate 4 or so. Ceramic tile bath, living A gency, 648-6821. and aluminum storms. Also, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. free pick-up service, teen-age fered. Collect 875-9121. lawns from our acreenteg plant FOAM RUBBEIR Danish den set; room apartment, quiet neighbor lot, $27,900, PhUbrick Agency, Vernon — Only $13,900 — A starter oven, baseboard hot water heat, Symposium speakers will be classroom, older and nervous Moving—Trucking— Andover - Columbia. George Orif- HEBRON — $0 acres, 88 eleored, room, separatp dining, plus a 32x60 sturdy fran|||out-bulldlng. A cabinet sink suitable ter cottage. hood, all conveniences. Bcnc HH, 1600 frontage, beautiful ummoded 649-8464. home that can’t be beat. Cbm- DALE RD. — 6 room split, by cus­ large lot with storage shed. Im­ good buy fo r __ Mrs. Edward J. Corcoran on pro­ students our specialty, 116 fing, Inc., 742-7886. nice light kitchen. FuU dry pletely redecorated teride and MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Gar­ tom builder, beautiful rec room, thelMsteess man at gram and Fellowship Guild; Mrs. Storage 20 Call 643-4828. Herald. location, $21,600. Joeeph Barth, rison Colonial, 34 foot Uvteg room, mediate occupancy. Priced below $24,600. 742-6043. Center St., Manchester. Call WOMAN FOR housecleaning, may basement Large rear porch af­ HOLLISTER —• 4 bedrooms, out, 8 rooms of prideful comfort, 2-car garage, built-ins, many market. Phone 643-6273, Brae- Alex Elseeser on reading and budg­ for free booklet, 643-8662. MANCHBBTBiR Package OaBvery. live in. Call 649-6416. SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and FOR SALE, lovely, like new, Broker, 649-0820. fords the maximum of pri­ posrible 6th. Close to all schools, enjoy your own garden and large formal dteteg room, center hall, more features. Asking $27,900. J. PeraonalR 8 den or office, finished rec room Burn Realty. et; Mrs. Edward E. Kiikham on Light trucking and parage deliv­ reel Toro mowers at special American Oriental 6 x 9 Lanamar FIVE ROOM apartment, li^ baths. vacy on this 1% acre plot bus and ■ stores. ■ Large living room, treed lot, close to everything. D. Realty, 643-6129. circle organizations and gmeral ELECTROLUX Sales and Berrioe, ery. Refrigerator's, washers and CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER, ac­ prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s, rug by Karastan — Design Kir- Xlxcellent financing, too. formal dining room, built-in cedar Ann Lord can tell you more. with fireplace, 2-car garage, alu­ Lots For Sftlft 73 counts payable, 6-day, 40-hour 867 Main Street. CaU 643-2467, 9-5 only. Hoiucs For Sal* 72 minum riding, treed lot, $29,900. EDISON ROAD — Cape, 4 down, 2 questions, and Mrs. Lawrence J. bonded representative. Alfred LEARN TO DRIVE — Special at­ stove moving qiecialty. Fiddta^ man. .$130 Including pad. Tele­ closet, fuUy partitioned cellar, ex­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, S. — Quali­ unfinished up, fireplace, garage, Sleeves on love gift and white Am eU, 206 Henry St. 643-0460. chairs for rent. 649-0753. week, extra benefits. Apply in phone 643-8403. ROCKVILLE — 3 room apartment, CROCKETT, Realtor ceUent heating system, front and PhUbrick A gency, 649-8464. THREE BUILDING lots prime tention to nervous and elderly. person Gaer Bros.. 140 Rye SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, FOREST BTRBErr-^Deilghttal 10 T. J. Bolton — Year-round Lake Home ty built ranch of 6 rooms, 2 bed­ patio, oil heat. Owner 649-0069. cross. Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup stove, refrigerator, dining table, room former Chen^ retedeace te rear porch, aluminum storm win­ rooms, living room, dining room, location, AA zone, PhUbrick WANTED — RIDE to center of THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. Street, So. Windsor, Conn. extra sturdy 2” lumber, 6 foot 643-1577 — uncrowded grounds and beach. VERNON — 6 bedroom Colonial Mirs. Frank O. Carpenter will service. Day or e v e it^ lessons. 1962 WESTINGHOUSB stereo with electricity furnished, automatic pork-Uke setting. 6 bedroanaa, 4^ dows, 2 car garage, amerite kitchen with plenty of cabinets. MANCHESTER — iNondevelop- Agency, 649-8464...... Hartford from sibth end of town, Moving, packing, stwage, local $12.96, 7 foot $14.60. Delivered. W. AM-F’M radio and multiplex, chei^ Tree-shaded cottage with extra ranch. Large rooms, fireplace. A serve as chairman of the session. Reasonable rates. Manchester CLERK-TYPIST, experienced, gen­ hot water, $70 monthly. 876-6316. iMthB, excellent cenditten. Ownar drive. Owner 649-6118. Blue Ribbon home. Tmgren Excellent chances for expansion. ment, 9-year-old custom Cape, 4 There will be a general discussion working hours 8130-6. Phone and long distance. Agents (or Zinker, 876-7143. ry cabinet, $176. 643-7007 after 6. lot. 6 rooms featuring lovely BOLTON CENTER — Approxi­ Driving Academy. 742-7249. eral office routine. Must have i;«- 843-7444. A gency, 648-6821. , 649-1193. large bedrooms, formal dining 849-6481. Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ SIX ROOM DUPLEX, 8 large bed­ MUST SELL — 8 room ranch on MANCHESTER — Appealing cus­ fieldstone fireplace, paneled Uv- mately 6 acre site with large after the speakers. wide m overs. EYee estim ates. cent local references and own FOR SALE — Clean fill, delivered, SEWING MACHINES fl962 teg room, modern kitchen, only room, center fireplace, oversize Mrs. John Ruff and Mro. Elses- rooms, central heating, garage, MANCHESTER — New 6 large wooded lot, bullt-lns, aliunl- tom built 6 room SpUt Level on MANCHESTER — Must sell due to pond. Ideal homeslte. T. J. Crock­ 643-5187. transportation. F\ill tirhe. perman­ reasonable, Carlson’s Ehepress, 96 models), never used, $38 or $2 $12,900. Ann Hunter wlU show. cabinet kitchen, basement with ett, R ealtor, 648-1677. ser are co-chairmen in charge of Automobnes For Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 Hilliard St., Manchester. 649^1666. enclosed porch, gas stove, 8110 brick ranch, buUt-tes 14x80 Uving num combinatlan storms, attach­ high elevation. Features include a occupational transfer. One-year- hatchway, large shaded lot, near ent job immediately available. weekly. 643-8044. m onthly. CaU 649-6008. full plaster house, 2-car garage. workshop arrangements. Reser­ Call Mr. Feldman, 289-4338. room with fireplace half mere lot, ed garage. Have been transfer­ old 6 room raised ranch with 2-car Parkway. $17,900. William A. Cur­ NEED CAR? Your credit turned TREE REMOVAL pruning, and reasonably priced. Baye* Ageney, red. 68 Croft Drive. By Owner, Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, MANCHESTER & VICINITY WYLJjYS ST. — Extraordinary vations close Sunday and may be Painting—Papering 21 GLASSWARE, COTTAGE linens, COVENTRY—Bolton Stone Beauty garage. Features large kitchen tin ft Co., 827-6107, evenings and single lot, 240 foot frontage. made with Mrs. Ruff, 281 Autumn down? Short on down payment? lot clearing. Ehrank C. Noble, SORRY YOU haven’t been able to DARK. RICH, stone free loam, fill, 048-4808. 844-8988. 1% baths, stateless steel double BuUt by m aster maacm, rare with built-ins, lavatory to master Bankrupt? Repoeaeasioa? Don’t Revere poacher-fryer, miscellane' Furnished Apartnents 6S-A oven, baseboard hot water heat, weekends 232-8449, 678-3672. 643-7444. St. 649-6053. PAINTING — Interior and exteri­ buy Avon lately. Why not become gravel, sand, stone. Call 643-8603. ous household goods, car gas lock, charm and value. 6 oversize $18,260 WUUngton—Only $600 down bedroom, fireplace, plus many ex­ despair! See Honest Douglas. Ih- SIX ROOM tmmaciilate home MANCHESTER — 8 room modern large lot with storage shed. Im­ rooms, 2 full baths, 1 acre of or. free estimates, reasonable the - Avon Representative in your teen clothing. 643-8689, FOUR ROOM furnished apartment, home, 4 bedrooms, family room, on this new 6Vi room ranch tras. Pleasant setting on 100x200 quii« about lowest down, small­ 8HARPEN1NO Bervloh— Saws, prices. 742-7285. RIDING ROTARY Eclipse lawn- acrosa from Shady Glen. 194 feet mediate occupancy, raced below tall timbers, enjoy a home that lot In a most desirable neighbor­ area? Get your beauty needs at a centrally located, 3 or 8 gentle­ on Turnpike, 860 feet deep. Bel attached garage, 166' frontage, with buUt-tes, fireplace, one est payments anywfiere No small knives, axes, abeon, akatca, 40% discount, and earn $3^ an mower, 28 inch cut, 6.26 h.p., 4- market. Phone 648-6278, Brae- needs minimum care. Just re­ acre wooded lot. hood. Want action — will consider loan or finance company plan. rotary blades. Quick aervloe. C ^ - PAJNTINO AND paperhanging cycle Brigg;s ft Stratton, 412 lbs., men preferred. WIU consider A ir R eal Estate, 648-0882. trees, $16,600. Cairlton W. Hutch­ Burn Realty. hour servicing the demand for our Office and Store fam ily. 649-9408. - ins, 649-6182, duced to $20,600. Inspection costs any reasonable offer. Call owner Douglas M otors. 888 Main. tol Eiquipment Oo., 38 Mate Good clean workmanship at rea $250. Phone 643-5873. you nothing. CaU A rt Foraker. 18,600 M anchester—85 Durant St. Manchester. Hours dally 7-6. products. And, we give you train­ Equipment 54 $9,600 FULL PRICE tor aaodern 4 COLONIAL RANCH — 6 rooms, 644-0610 after 6 p.m. weekdays sonable rates. 30 years in Man ing, too. Call 289-4922. TWO ROOM apeutment, furnished, room year ’round ranch overlook­ FOUR BEDROOM Ranch, 26x63’ 6 room Cape, full shed and anytime weekends. ALWAYS A good supply of used Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. Chester Raym ond Fiske. 649-9237 PICNIC TABLEjS — EiXtra sturdy, baths, modern kitchen with Chevrolets and Fords, $895 and NEW TYPEWRITE1R8, 869.95 up; private bath and entranee. Utili­ ing Coventry Lake. Kitchen bullt- foundation, two fiiU ceranllo dormer, flrepteoe, city utlU- 643-7958. TYPIST WITH dictaphone experi­ . all bolted construction, 6 foot bullt-ins, 2-car attached garage, ties. $2,600 assumes O .I. down at Center Motors, 634 Cen­ $19.95, 8 foot $22.96, 10 foot used typewriters, $29 iro. Berube’s ties. No pets. Near Cheney’s, 234 tes. B el A ir R eal Estate, 648-9883. baths, fire alarm, large kitchen, lot 200x250, $22,900. Philbr>Wlbrrck $12,900 — 8 BEDROOM RANCH, ence for months of July and Charter Oak, 643-8868, 346-4788. mortgage, $1,600 caah need­ built-in stove, combination storms, OPEN HOUSE ter Street. 643-1591. Financing LAWNS — RAKING rolling and Typewriter Service, 479 B. Mid­ 100x200’ lot, $17,800. PhUbrick BARROWS & W ALLACE HOUSES PAINTED — Reason­ August. Should be accurate and $25.95 and others. Assembled, de­ Agency, 649-8464. ed. arranged regardless ^ price with mowing by dependable Slulta. able. Phone 649-7815. livered. W. Zinker, 876-7143. dle Tpke., M anchester. 649-8477. A gency, 649-8464. recreation room, nicely land­ dependable. Call 289-2717. TWO ROOM heated apeuiment. 66 East Center St. scaped lot, high elevation. Carl­ average credit. 649-2425 Or 649-6963. WADDELL SCHOOL — 8 bedroom 18,900 Bolton—660 Plym outh Lane. EXTS3UOR AND tnterior pointing. CRAFTSMAN Stsige 2 welding and Gas range, bedroom set, kitchen BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room ranch, corner lot, plenty of trees, ton W. Hutchins, 649-5132. 1959 PONTIAC Catalina 2-door MOWING LAWNS - Hedge trim­ Wearing Apparel—Fmn 57 set, refrigerator. Free gas. elec­ Manchester, Conn. 8 room expandable Cape Wallpaper booka. Paperhanging. cutting outfit, $76. Excellent con­ COMPLETE Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 trem endous buy at $16,700. T . J. with 4 finished downy 2 SUNDAY - JUNE 9 - 1 to 5 P. M. sedan, motor excellent, $950. Call ming, odd jobs. Ray Hardy, tricity. $16 weekly. Adults. Apt. 4, bedrooms, very neat and clean, Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1577. SCHOOL STREEIT — Extra vsdue! Ceilings. Floora. B\iUy insured dition. CaU 643-4346 after 6. EVENING GOWNS, sizes 12, 14 Open 7 Days a Week partiaUy finished up, full 643-2016 after 4 p.m. 643-5641. workmanahte guaranteed. Leo SECRETARY 10 Depot Square. perm anent r i d ^ . $13,900. Hayes Splendid duplex 6-6, aluminum and 16. Reasonably priced. Coil LUNGHEONEHE VERNON — Older partly restored basement, fireplace, com­ storms, double garage, extra lot. Peiletiei . M l $-6328 If no answer, Agency, 643-4808. 8:80 a.m. to 9 p.m. bination windows. Enjoy 1963 FORD FALCON, less than 300 HAROLD & SON Rubbish Re­ call 643-9043. Slightly used, 649-0036. 8 room Colonial. Large lot. A FuU price $20,900. Robert B. An­ miles, best offer or take over pay­ moval, cellars, attics, and yards, If you live on the East side o# Bmineas Loeatfono and SODA SHOP 649-6806 — 876-6611 beach privileges. $8,900 as­ derson, Realtor, 628-0139 anytime. the river and are tired of buck­ 8EIVEN ROOM older home, situa­ large family special. Tongren ment. Rudy, 246-6859. weekly or monthly pick-up. Har­ PAINTINO and wallpapering, wall­ Timken oil furnace Fot Rent 64 Agency, 643-6321. sumes O.I. mortgage or re- ing traffic, call 633-6211 for ap­ Wanted—To Bay ted on one acre wooded lot, 2-car ' fteM ce. old Hoar, 649-4034. / paper removed. Wallpaper books 58 All Modem EqnliMnent garage, $10,400. PhUbrick Agency, COVENTRY LAKE — $8,600. Cute 1958 BUICK ttOADMASTER 75. 4- on request. Cellinga. Free eotl- pointment. Small office, many with all eontrols. OFFICE FOR RENT, 460 square North End of Mandieeter On FRE E APPRAISALS ON waterfront home, 4 rooms and door hardtop, black, good condi­ ALL KINDS OF clocks repaired benefits. Excellent opportunity WE BUY SELL or trade antique 640-8464. CARTER ST., BOLTON—6 room 14,900 East H artford—80 Branch matea. Call R oger 643-0023. feet, $60 monthly, good location, North Main Street Cape, 3-car cinder block g^arage, RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES bath, storage shed, garage, nice tion,^ 55,000 mile.s, new factory and cleaned, antiques included. for the right prl. and used furniture, chteo, Flaae. parking, heat, janitor, 648-7178, Drive. WeU kept 6 room Work guaranteed. Call 649-1982 be­ Phone 649-4749 •Uver, irieture tn m tg and old ReoeonaMe Rent—Aokteg lufbrlcatlon pit and loft Bel Air NO«OBLIGATION ranch, full basement, city location with 64 feet of beach transmission, $875. Call 643-0461. EIXTERIOR''AND interior paint­ 649-6884. 01860 frontage. Financing available. Va­ after 4:30. tween 9-12 noon and after 4 p.m. ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ colna, old doUs and guns, hobby Real Estate, 643-9332. utiUties, close to schools. A coUectiona, attic oontente or whoU New S’lylo For Girls good buy. cant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, moved, ceilings, fully insured. AR2 SPEAKEIR SYSTEM, like THREE ROOMS ground floor. 643-1677. 1958 DeSOTO. 4-door sedan. 1956 LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for . ac­ estates. Furniture Repair Service, Ideal for any office or oommer- Td. 649-995S repaired, sales and service, rental Call George Ouillette, 649-1251. new. Mahogany finish. $60. Call C 14,900 RockvUle—11 Carol Drive. 6 Buick convertible, both good run­ counting office, will consider re­ Giperni. 643-6090. TalcottvUle, Cotm. Tel. 848-7449. cial use; other space avoUable. or 643-8677 Apron Accent! ning condition. Call 643-4779. equipment. L A M Equipment PAINTING — Eive room ranches cent high school gqvuluate. Call 474 Main St. Plenty o t parking. FORD STREET — 6 room frame room finished Cape with Corp , Route 83. Vernon, 875-7609. and Capes Tor $50. Trim amd WANTED — KEROSENE lamp#, house, all utUities, needs paint, large enclosed porch, city 1956 PLYMOUTH 2-door Hardtop, 649-2206. 40” DEILUXE GAS stove with grill, 6494U39, 9-6. Manchestei exchange. Elnterprise paint extra. Also scraping. 826. 1954 Oldsm obile. 876. 649-6478 china, glass, toys, colored postal $12,900. JoMph Barth, Broker, utUities, convenient loca­ automatic tran.smis.sion, need.s "1945 742-8101. cards, all over 60 years. Glaston­ 649-0820. tion. some engine work, $125. 643-5751. after 6. Help Wanted—Male 36 bury 6.T3-7126. 346 NORTH MAIN — M ere. I.AWNS GRADED and seeded, dry PA IN ’n N G , EXTERIOR and in­ LARGE TE1IEVI8ION antenna, 649-6229, 9-6. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, 16,900 South W indsor—6-year-old 6 1955 2-DOOR HARDTOP Oldsmo- wells and fences erected. 649-0466. terior. paperhangfing. wallpaper CONSOLIDATED COIN Buyers, 16 SEPTIC TANKS exceUent condition, carport, one- room ranch, 1% baths, fin­ 8-R O O M bile. Asking $150 6r best offer. Paul Schendel, 491 Gardner St. EXPERIENCED painters wanted. l>/4-years-old, been used in attic. West 47th St., New York City, 36. removed, floors sanded, dry wall Very good condition. $30. When NBJW OFFICE space now avail­ AND half acre, many extras, a beauty ished rec room, screened Call 649-8936. Work located between Manchester Buys all your Foreign and U.S. —$16,900. Also, 4 bedroom ranch, porch, carport, tool shed. MASON WORK expertly done. work. Rea.sonable rates. Fiilly in­ arid Glastonbury. 633-7766 between new, $70. Telephone *49-6961. able, 357 E. Center Street, ter con­ sured. 649-9608, Joseph P. Lewis. • ColBs. ditioned, ample parking, from $66 plus famUy room, 2 baths, attach­ Large well landscaped lot. PLYMOUTH w a g o n , 1055, Dricks, blocks, fireplaces, all 6-7, or apply at 44 Bayberry Road, PLUGGED SEWERS ed 2-car garage. CaU on this one. Glastonbury. 22” VIKING WINDOW fan with monthly. Ideal for business and $3,000 assum es present COLONIAL thoroughly reconditioned, excel­ kinds of stone work. Chimney re­ Have several 4 and 6 room m ortgage. lent rubber, ideal carpenter or pairing and stucco. 649-3001. timer, 2 speeds, intake and ex­ professional use. Inquire at build­ Electrical Services 22 haust, like new condition. 649-7604. Rooms Without Board 69 ing or ca ll 649-4681, or after 6 Maehine Gloaaed ranches te the $11,000 class. CaU painter. One owTier. $195. 649-9757. Septic Tanks, Dry WeBa, Sew­ the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, 18,600 Andover—Older 1% story STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, EXPERIENCED Painter wanted. CENTRALLY LOCATED room p.m ., 649-1421. FLEM ING RD., FRETE ESTTMATICS, Prom pt serv­ CaU 643-1420. SCUBA TANK. 8cho(U girl 649-2088 ElUnteon, 876-9614, or Manchester, Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lawla 60 h.p. JCTi n SON, $876 ; 80 h.p. 11:00 A M . to r the Ptenting of the nteg HeralA 1160 AVE. OF Evening Bbrald, UM AVE. OF SO. WINDSOR — 2 badrooms, 30-DAY OCCUPANCY tions -of quality workmanship. All St., H artford. 246.8887. would like night timetim< or summer Scott, 886; traUer, $76. 649-1464. Rockledge Water Storage Tank. AMEBiOAfi, MBW YORK 88^ 648-4446. babysitting. Call 649-2428 after 4. FIRST OFFEBLNO — LESS THAN YEAR OLD AUOSIOAir meW YORK 88, N. ponried family room, aluminum JOSEPH RARTH work guaranteed in writing for Bid forms and specifications are Don’t miss this opportunity to acquire a better than new Cotoolal T. N . Y . storms and doors, pretty cabinet and Out 10 ■ years. Sam’s Upholstering, 14 FOOT r u n a b o u t ; 8 foot V For let-cliass mailing add lOo For let-clasB mailing add 10c ter Trailers—Mobile Homes 6-A Business Opportunities 32 available at the OontmUer’* Of­ Cape o f 0 rooms, 1% baths, situated on a picturesque acre plus kltehen, formica counters, walk­ Brokeiw«49-0320 522-4206. CLEANING BY hour or day. Phone pram ; also, used m otors from 6-26 fice, 66 Center Street,' Mancliee- lot Country living, yet located in Manchester only a few mtautee for each pattern. Print name, ad­ each pattern. Print Name, Addreas GARRISON COLONIAL — 4 bed­ out basem ent. Only $15,800. R ay CHARLES LESPERANCE LUNCHEONETTE-SODA shop. All h.p. 742-7008. dress with zone, style number and with ^kme tmd Pattern Number. rooms, large famUy itxnn, formal Uab LIBERTY MOBILE home, 10’ 643-7026 after ,6. ter, Connecticut; drive from Mate Stroet H olcom be, R ealtor, 644-1285. Directions; From Middle Turnpike East, take Prince­ PURNTTURE REFTNISHED — modem equipment, north end of TOWN OF MANCHMB7VR, size. Just 60c to r the new ’88 Album! dteteg room, kitchen, UvIm room Will Aoo^^ Trades X 80'. Front kitchen, two bed- Scratches, bums removed, color Directions: First right east a t the Shady CHan Dairy Bor. ton Street to Tanner Street. Tom right to 151 Tan­ fooau, automatte waaher, teat Manchester on North Main Street, GIRL IT WANTS bobyaittii« ter OOiNNBCnOOT proehnotely 1 xtete. U»olt ter aigna. M BoHoa Canter Rood, MM.- Our complete pattern book la Many lovely derignst Directions with fireplace, large lot raered ANDOVER — OldeV house, needs 20 MaBoheatar Rafinialiteg reasonalM rent. Asking priceice $^.- ter suR sad afghan te knit; doriy, ner Street. 649-7620 aim llM . S66-1666. Co„ 64S-MN. ^ late aftemoan* cr avoBliig*. ChU eiieater. Ow ner OdO-STgO.. .. Juat 60c. Send now for the spring below bank appraisal, $33,600. painting and papering. $7,600. Jo- 360. Call 640-9966 o r 643-86T7. 84S-64U. 4 3 p jo . Re^ Herald Adm and sum m er *68 edition. *dgte<8 andeUppers In oroobetl PhUbiiok Agenoy, •M4484. ■eph■ Bortb,~ - Brokor. - irrilft^. SATURDAY, JUNE 8,1968 PAGE TEN illanrliPBtrr lEttrafng

About Town .1.' MancheeAsr WATBS will meet Tuesday at the Italian Amerloah Business Bodies Club. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Paul Baldl of EaM MORIAR’IY mXECimVB Hartford will show a film taken In South Windsor of the "Miore Tons BV>r the first time In the 30-year of Fhm Show." history of Morlarty Brothers — auto dealers and fuel oil — at 815 Manchester Garden Club will Center St., a person, other than a meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the member of the family, has been home of Mrs. Douglas J. Roberts, named to an executive post with Vemon. A smorgasbord wUl be' the firm, served. ’There will be entertain­ Eldwin William "BIU" CahiU of ment after the supper. South Windsor, sales manager at the firm for the last five yeara, Members of the Concordia Lu­ haa been nam ^.a vice president of ther League will be guests at a the firm. youth banquet at Concordia ’The announcement was made Church tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. At this week by Matthew Moriarty, an after-dinner program, sm award will be presented to the youth of the year. Friendship Circle of the Sal-va- tlon Army will have a service pro­ gram Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the church. Mrs, Maj. E. W ^ter Lamle and Mrs. Tony Simard will be hostesses.

Hose Co. 1. Eight District Fire Department, will meet Mon­ day at 8 p.m. at fire headquarters, Main and Hilliard St. Uniforms will be fitted at this time.

Maj. Howard R. Mead Jr. of the U.S. Marine dbi-ps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hmvard R. Mead Sr., 62 ’Tra­ cy Dr., is an honor graduate of Naval Justice School, Newport, R. I., w>here he took a seven - week course. He completed Officer Ca^ didate School at Ne'.vport befdfe' attending Naval Justice School. Vvilliani "Bill" Caiuli Naval Aviation Cadet Bryan F. president of the firm, following a Krause, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward meeting of the board of directors. Krause, 87 Walnut St., recently Two other prohfiotions were also completed the pre-flight course announced. of Instruction at the Naval School, Matthew Moriarty Jr. was Strkers Picket Plant Pre-Flight, Naval Air Station, named to a vice presidency and James M. Bumey and Charles Benjamin, both of HaiPtford and membens of the Teamsters Local Pensacola, Fla. ’This marks his John Godarowskl, office manager S59 in that cdity, yesterday went on strike against their employer, Anopoteky & Son of Hartford, and first step In earning an officer’s for the past 20 years, was pro- paitroled the Poster Fruit & Produce Co., at 47 Purnell PI., where .the Anopolsky trucks are doing' commission, and the deeignation of mited to the position of assistant business. The strikers said .they are .striking for higher wages from the Anopolsky firm. The naval aviator. secretary. printer of the sign, being carried by Benjamin, apparently doesn’t like Strikes. He’s on strike. CahiU, who broke the Ice on (Herald j^Oto by Pinto). • famUy tradition, is a Marine Corps veteran of World War n . He serv­ Bolton ed acUvely In the Asiatic ’Theater Bosin, 44 Lawton Rd.; Edward of operations. OPEN ALL DAY Hospital Notes Jenack, 116 E. Middle ’I^ke.; Mrs. His first exposure with the auto Betty Eagner, 100 Amott Rd.; Liguori Signs business was with the Southern Lance Clouitier, Somees; Mrs.-Mar­ SUNDAY Patients Today: 2S6 Auto Sales Auctions in South Edward W. Krasendos, manager at Shearson Hommill A 0>. at 913 Main St., In'veatment-aeciuttlea tha Stapleton, Coventry; Mrs. Rita Windsor in 1966-51. CahUl then Brahman, Hazardvlile. firm, fingers keyboard of most up-to-date electronic slock, reporting device in the Manchester ADMITTED YE3STER.DAY: New Contract went to Capitol Motors at Hart­ BIRTH YESTERDAjY: A area, the ‘‘Stockmaster.’’ TTie letter and number coded keyboard provides the operator with PINE PHARMACY Mrs. Veronica Zemaatis, 41 Agnes ford- as an auto salesman until 864 CENTER ST.—MI 9-9814 Dr.; Mrs. Katherine Clnluska, 23 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard atock symbols uaed. on aU major exchanges and some 1,500 ao-oalled, over the counter and unlist­ Myers, Windsor. 1965 when he Joined Hartford ed stocks, as well as area stocks such as ’Travelers Insurance Co. and other insurance and bank­ Dudley St.; Mrs. Beatrice Graf, A Year Early Bulok. In 1956 he came to Mori­ 31 Hammond St., Rockville; Da- DISCHARGED YESTEJRDAY: ing firms, and all oommodltdeB. ’The "Stockmaster,” manufactured by Ultronic SysUms Corporo- ■vid Wiley, 79 Niles Dr.; Mrs. Gi- James DeDecko, Wapping; Mrs. arty Brothers as sales manager— 'bion,' "gives up-to-the-second prices, di'vidend rates, earnings per share, highs and lows, statistics, sela Read, 31 White St., Rock­ Lois Barlow, Tolland; Edward Bupit. Philip C. Liguori signed a selected over 40 other appliances. time of last trade (received 4 to 5 minutes faster thian tape): and other pertinent Infbrmatlion avail­ ville; John Za-vickas, 411 N. Miain Ekmlana, 794 Center St.; James new three-year contract with the "One of the best men In the able to the investor to help hdm keep track of what his securities are doing," Krasendcs said to­ Spring Special St.; Jlacoh Zwick, 35 Cooper St.; Bacon, 82 Mountain Rd.; Mrs. buslnees today,” says Matt Mori­ day. See the 334 noted at top of device ? ’These numbers are the result of what Usting is being board o f education at its execu­ arty. asked for on the keyboard. (Herald photo by Pinto). William Luetj^, 95 Grand Ave., Ruth Darling, 176 Eldridge St.; tive meeting Wednesday night, RANCHES and CAPE CODS Rockville; Waldo Diicharme Jr., Mrs. Barbara Phelps, Tolland; CahiiU has been cited numerbus Painted For 198 Hackmatack St.; Michael Bay, Mrs. Agnes Clarke, Ironwood Dr., although his present contract does times for his sales in the local trol of a ground station will oper­ Knight of AiTnor Club — for out­ merce Fuel Division as of May 2. Niorth Coventry; Harry Hoover Vernon; Miss FVances Balkus, not expire imtU Jxuie 1964, in­ Llnooln-Mercury dealership. He Is ate in ail flight regimes. Compe­ standing picduotion in individual Allen Behnke, sales manager of Jr., 46 Weils St.; Jos^jh Miack, Glastonbury; Janies Allevo, South formed sources said today. married and the couple have four tition for the business was on the accident and health insurance, at BanUy Oil Co. at 331 Main St. PLUS PAINT children. Cl^ke Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Clayre Windsor; Joseph Aubut, 128 Bls- The action, taken in a session basis of fixed price bid and Kaman a special conference from June was elected vice chalrmiain and and 'TRIM Hall, 11 Ford St.; Mrs. Prances sell St.; Miss Anna Wolfram, 14 was the lowest responsive bidder. 30 to July 3 at the Balsams, Dix- treasurer. The Clhamber coruhioU labeled "personnel," * came as a SALES AGENT Keune, Harriet Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Sunset St.; Raymond Laurent, 141 surprise to all board members. vllle Notch, New Hampshire. The a ptrogram of business and- ed­ SPECIAL PRICES ON Nora Deasy, 430 Summit St.; Deb­ Highland St.; Mrs. Cynthia Mc­ David Muldoon Jr., of 60 Russell HEADS AGENTS GROUP LARGER HOMES Chairman Jolm McCarrick evi­ club is the firm’s honorary ■organi­ ucational Interest to the local fuel orah Notto, Stafford Springs; Grath, Berkley Dr., Vernon; Mrs.’ St., has been named soles repre­ Michael J. Maloney Jr. of Bunce zation for outstanding agents. dealers. Mrs. EJUen BronWe, 24 Efldridge dently intended the contract vote MilUcent Wallett, 147 Waranoke as a vote of confidence In the sentative In Manchester, Vemon, Rd., district manager of the John ALLSTATE PAINTERS St.; Mrs. Ruth Boglisdi, 669 W. Rd.; Mrs. Grace Keiderling, 210 Bolton and Wopping for the Amer­ Hancock Insurance Co. In the Man­ Robert J. Dormady has been ■On June 17, Charles F. StuBbs, Coventry—TeL 742-7568 Middle "Tphe.; Joyce Beebe, superintendent. The vote by secret ican Coal Co., Inc., of Hartford. Keeney St.; Mrs. Grace Case, ballot was 4 to 3 In favor of re­ chester area, has been elected appointed merchandise manager former chief executive officer of Hartford—289-6988 Church St., Vernon; Mrs. Eleanor South Windsor; Mrs. Bessie Bayer, The announcement was made president of the Hartford General for the Grand Union Company’s the Mobile Gas Service Oorp. of Del Taitto, 106 Main. St.; Nancy newing the contract. There was ap- this week by Warren Tennant of 219 Parker St.; Mrs. Irene Ding- parMitly no salary increase above Agents and Managers Association. 20-store Connecticut Division— Mobile, Ala., will take over his ley, 10 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. Jean the usual Increments. This year PSP Maloney, who leads his firm in one in Manchester—and will main­ newly created post as executive Perry and son, 104 W. Center St.; the superintendent receives $10,- five-year averages, Is prominent In tain his office at Grand 'Union’s ■vice president of the Hartford Mrs. Ellen Gilmore and son, 71 500 and next year he will get $11,- life underwriter affairs and has headquarters In Newington. . Gas Co. Rid^e St.; Mrs. Noella Dufour and 000. I been named secretary of the Hart­ son, 159 Oakland St.; Mrs. Bea­ ford association of life underwrit­ It was reported that Liguori has A dividend of 60 cents per "W OW " What Service trice Price and daughter, East ers. share, payable July 1, 1963, was PLACE ORDER—PICK IT CP IN 10 MINUTES Hampton; Mrs. Marion FYancls received at least three offers of | A graduate of the Gunnary supertntendencies from other i announced last week by Hartford Notice DON’T BELIEVE US? THEN TRY US! and daughter, Windsor. School In Washington, Conn., Ma­ National Bank and Trust Co. schools in Connecticut at higher loney Is chairman of the Hartford salaries and haa turned them | Chairman Ostrom Enders. The area alumni fund for the school. di'vidend is payable to shareholders WE HAVE DAILY Coventry down because he wants to see He is also a Manchester Republi­ through the work he haa begun in of record at the close of business PIZZA-RAY'S can Town Committee riiember and on June 12. DELIVERY TO THE Bolton. ’The source said that Mc- is on the national sales board of 130 SPRUCE STREET — Ml 3-0031 Baseball Tryouts Cairrick, in offering the three- the John Hancock Co. Open 2-11—Sun. 4-10 year contract before the old one Grand Way Store at the Parkade SMALL LARGE Slated Tomorrow is now conducting a local talent Sat. till 12 expired, wanted to assure Liguori Bradford D. George of Atlanta, search for a series of Friday night BOLTON CLOSED WEDNESDAY that he would have a chance to Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond shows at the Parkade. A Grand 7 5 c ^1425 Tryouts for the American Lie- implement his plans in the new D. George of 82 Tumbull Rd., has Way prize of $200, plus individual 25c Extra Lach Item gion and Colts teams will be held junior-senior high school. been promoted to sales manager and follow-up prizes will be offer­ AREA tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Plains The action taken In executive at Zurich Insurance Co. in Atlan­ ed. Share your talents and register j Athletic Field. session was to be announced at ta. George was formerly as'v>clated now with Mr. Gladstone at the' ’The American Legion team for the next board of education meet­ with the Jewell Agency here at Grand Way. boys 16 through 18 years of age ing, June 24, at which point It 627 Main St. LENOX • PLUMBING will be coached by John Risley, was to become a matter of pub­ Matthew Moriarty, president- assisted by Eugene Rychling. ’The lic record. A leak yesterday to a William J. Hombuckle of 109 treasurer of Morlairty Brothers on PHARMACY Water Heaters season starts June 16. League Hartford newspaper caused con­ A^uv^d iuuluoon i#A*. White St. will be adnaltted to the Cfehter St., is the new chairman of 299 E. CENTER ST. HEATIND teams Include Rockville, Wethers­ cern among boaa^ members who Travelers Insurance Company the Manchester Chamber of Com­ Humidifiers field, Stafford Springs, Manches­ are bound by a "gentlemen’s 97 Arcellia Dr., retail sales mana­ ter, South Windsor and Coventry. agreement” not to di'vulge execu­ ger for the Hartford firm. TEL. Ml 9-0896 Dehumidifiers AIR CONDITIONING The Colts, (erstwhile Babe Ruth tive session business. Muldoon, a Manchester High League team), for boys 15 and 16 School graduate, class of 1935, Air Cleaners yeairs old ■will be managed by Alex Manchester EvMiing Herald Bid- where he played basketball and THE ARMY AND NAVY Douville. AU games in this league ton correspondent, M. Olennewell tennis, is a former manufacturer’s Heat Pumps are played in WUimantic. ’The sea­ Young, telephone 64S-898L agent In plumbing and heating 0 son opens Jime 23. fields, covering ail of New Eng­ Water P ^ p s land. He was assistant sales and WHEE! WATER’S WILLIAMS g^eral manager of the Connecti­ Water Coolers cut Stamping and' BemMng Cu. uf HOT-HOT,,, ASB OIL SERVICE, Inc. New Britain for several years. Hia nerw assignment with Ameri­ BINGOAND Water Softeners FREE DELIVERY can Cool includes the sale of fuel THERE’S A LOTI Zone Control 4 A.M. to 4 P.M. oils, heating equipment, oil burn­ DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS er raodemizationa and surveys of Bath Rooms heating systems. Now! For only a Known for Quality Products and Service ARTHUR DRUG 8 O'CLOCK WIN POSTAL AWARDS day for fuel...hot water 341 Broad St., Manchester—MI 9-4548 Three Manchester Post. Office for all—all the timel dorks have received Certificates of AWNINGS and ■ U A'ward and -checks of $15 each for their suggestions to expedite mail If you live in a iy p ica l houao^ PATIO qOVERii LAZY "N in an easier fashion. SHADE TREE SPRAYING you could easily run out of hot water several times a weelc. WEEKEND SALE “ They Roll Up and Down*' WLUltm Keating of 107 Hamlin St. suggested a new method of Have your shade trees sprayed how. For the canker Now you can have all the hot S RANCH facing mail at the Parcel Post water you heed at one time far Station. John J. Dllworth of Rt. worm and other chewing insets that destroy the foliage only a day. Think of it— PONY RIDES 87, Coliunbia, suggested the plac­ and weaken the trees. only 9H)!* a day! ' ing of safety hooka in Parcel Post ANNUAL PLANTS 737 L YD ALL ST. Yes, i^nks to Mobilheat-» trucks for holding hampers in (Near Lake St.) and an oil-fired hot water heater transit. Nicholas Pagan! of 24 CALL 643-7695 of correct capacity—your fomily OPEN EVENINGS Newman St. won the third award for his suggestion to place a sign can take care of off their washing 4 P3I. to 8 PJM. CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. needs at one time. SATURDAY-SUNDAY ovef letter drops requesting pa- trons with large amounts of mail For complete tree service cart M om can do the fam ily wash. DOZEN to present them to the parcel post Sis can do the dishes o f the eame window Instead of dropping them time Junior takes his bath, ."d in the mall drops. you enjoy a shower. Zinnias - Snapdragons Don’t delay—phone us today. KAMAN GETS CONTRACT ..Find out how easy it is to switch Ih e Kamaii Electronic Systems to a Mobilheot-fired water hMit- Cosmos — Marigolds di'vision, a part of the Ksutnan Air­ >UP craft Oorp., Bloomfield, has re­ Dahlias - Stock ceived a contract for $376,752 to Install 11 s Kaman “Unldrone" DRIVEWAYS •Am ifrnaJfyeffmm, and many others. 7 i p t A £ a / i equipment in ten U.S. Army H-13 DOOR helicopters. Free Esfimates On: The "Unidrone" Is a Kaman $ 1 and CANOPIES unlv.versa! drone Installation 'which GERANIUMS For up ‘inakakes possible the pilotless flight BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING US' BUD AND BLOSSOM of fixed wing or rotary wing air­ WE GIVE craft for test purposes. The cesv- • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS traot calls for an advanced ver­ GREEN STAMPS LAST CALL ON ROSEBUSHES sion of the drone instrumentation • GAS STA'nONS • BASKETBALL COURTS which was used by the Transpor­ PATIO COVERS DOUBLE tation and Research OoEnm and of ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED For Free Estimates Call WORLD GREEN the United States Army in a crash Me CONVILLE research program through the WE ARE 100% INSURED^ MORIARTY Flight Safety Foundation In UR. GREENHOUSES BILL TUNSKY Army H-31 helicopters. 302 WOODBRIDGE ST.— 649-5947 STAMPS The new program is undsr the DE MAIO BROTHERS SIN C E 19M BROTHERS oogoiWKie o l the U.S. Army Oom> OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS 649-9095 bait Pesrslofanent Baperimenbatlan TEL. 643-7691—WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER Ml 3-5135 ALL WEEK Ceiitsr, Fort Ord, Oallf. Diatied pUotlen faelloopters under the oon- I 301-31S C u f f St. JUNE S thru JUNE 14 OHANBTDUi —

vttoito w r it f w— K -A ix Momca — w m iv p , h. t. diokiw oh m o a . m a T School Starts Now |TV Notebook! By DICK BUODnSB NBEV TOfUC — (MBA) — Hera, For TV Principal right from tha Boone’s nvoutk, are the facts about neoot season’s most intriguing teleytoiaa asperiment. mr »DTH B. IWMCPSON ffto m aoUage, yon i in my The Richerd Boone Show. - moM tMMstMn, no mom> aopbomore year.^’ In case you mtoswil ais an- Hoolai.Om tfmmiom tMD wUt bo ^•Walt a mtoutol Lat’a ratraoe. nounoenMots, this hour-long NBO ■BigliH out any minute now for Tou’d run away from ooUega, then Show wiU be an anthology series Wm nutton'e pupMo; and teeoheni, yom ta i« h t aohoot and aU thla be­ with a difference. The dlfferenM too. But for many adioot ad- fore ^ were 177" is that it wiB be acted by a reper- tttatotmtara and depertmeot DeUbaratebess ie a charming art toty eompeuiy — the same aobom boadN, aummer ia «M toq apt to with Dean Jagger. His bright blue and aotreems each week, to dK- moan work, uwfc and mote work eyes carry the full force of hla ferent roiee. ■■Mine reaidjr tot Uto faU term. smile. "In thoee dare," he said, 'There are two advantages to a Bantine them aB to the gnto, "after ftoishing high school you repertory oompeuiy," Boone mym. ttaougli,' are ttbe prinatoal and oould take a lO-weeks normal ‘The ftoet to that we wiB have con­ dtoff of Jattemon lOgb, mythloal achool course after which, If you tinuity of aotota. I think the rea­ MMbif for NBC*« forthoonulne passed your state teacher's exam, son why tolevtolon anthologies Mftoa, “Mr. Mbv«k” (eirendy ttie you coiild teach. I knew more have BO far not bean a s auooeasfqi MOtotont of wnnn pratoe from tile than my students because I taught as ordtoacy aories to that the pub­ (tononel BMuoMtton AeeooiaiUan) the elementary gradea . . . and I lic does not get to know and like ntiteh ta now aiHroine in Hoily- mean grades, all a i^ of them. the aotore. On our eeciee, they win, nnod. " I got the Unrullnese under con­ beoaues they will see them eveey I .laitolied onto an intarvlew trol fast," he noted. "Then as now week. uWli Jeffereon’e “ptknipni,” "Oe> Tm a believer in atrlct discipllno. "Secondly, we’U have more re­ dar----- ” wtenOne aotor, Dean I suppose one ot the most lasting hearsal time through this device. Jaevar, after ttie pitot flbn had saUidactions’’ ha want on "waa a One week I may have a small pent ■ana previeered to eduoatoni and boy who started out unruly start­ —I’ll only be on camera for one before the "flkut eemeator" gut ed' taking an interest to school that aoene that takes one day to shooL wBtor.. CRw title roto-tbnt of year and want on to become a The rest of that week I can be re­ an aMe youne toaober on Me flawt noted aobolar.’’ hearsing tor a bigger part the next tob—to betog portrayed 1^ Jaraea Jagger, on tbe other hand, was week. Itaanotocua. And tbe lin t beU- to learn that Um aoademic life "On most shows, tbe actors get apat ie eat for September 24, 7:M was not for him. After a year of one day of rehearsal. This way, p.m.) teaching be enrolled a t Waiiaata we’ll get four or five." Whet does Dean Jagger think OoUega "and douUed credits to Boone says he’s been "fiddling" about education todayV'AoUngr waste no time, and plantad ontona vdth this idea for four years, ai^ id fe to HoUywoodr and scruibbad floora to pay my “trying to sell it" for three. CBS Jag g er walloed me to a quiet way.’’ He also found time tor foot- turned It down, but NBC said yea •otnar at the MBO etudtoa adiera baU. But by the middle of hie eeo- quickly. — wa oould talk. M aix feet, three ood year he found that tiie halle of He has already assembled U of Inotaea, Jagger aaema even toller ivy—instead cf gM ag him inoreas- the 14 performers he.wants for hie baomiaa of hto trtm llgure and tog satlsfaotfon—weta making him company. He used two criteria for ■raot heaibig. When hek through resUeas- picking them—^the range of parts 2. Blaytag ptittcipal, Z thought, he’d Jagger ie still giatoful for a dis- they oould play and "ther emotfon- ot be iteatoliig aa a fUMcal. In toot attning professor's probing “over al oompatlbiUty.” St. —though he doeanx r eaemIMe him tM and oakes" wtaioh helped md facially, he doea remind ont of ex- disoover wbat he wanted. ‘‘I 'dis- Huntley on Slunu atm Breatdmt tllnnnllinnim ooirwed,’’ he recalls, ‘‘tin t I had ed- "Now, one queation at a time," atwaya been happiest when I was MobiUsatton for Youth, a demon­ u«l M Mkid in mibttano#. '*There's no doing orations or poetry readtogs stration project to help the un­ bury, no hurry at all,” he had the at ohurcbea and dubs.’* derprivileged residenU of a New grace to add thouA other inter- Tliua enllslitened ho wasted no York City slum area cope with tlM iba, vtearore and televialon shows were time borrowing $00 from an unde enormous probleme of their en­ of alamortog for aome of the little and, aocompeuiied by a daesmata, vironment, will be the subject of of lim a left of hla brief New York running away to Chloago. "Chet Huntley Reporting," Tues­ UWt. '1 beaded right for the stage en­ day, June U on NBC-TV (10:M hla trance of a theatre where H. B. lv« Jagger, I found hae aome pretty p.m. ED T). ypi definite ideas about teaching and Warner was etarring and sdeed Funds provided by ihe Federal be’a antitled its saeme . . . beoauae tbs first man I aww how to go government. New York City and before becoming an actor he was about becoming an actor. I never the Ford Foundation are being ap­ n teacher "At 17, right near home knew who he was, but I think it plied intensively to a section of In Indiana." He g^ the job be- may have been tbe show’s publicity New York’s Lower E ast Sldb—tha aauae be fiUed both requlreme^ man." classie “melting pot" area-^bous- tot handling an unruly class: First "Ify boy," he told the young tog M.OOO famUlea. The project, he'd earn^ hie toachtog certifl- Dean, " it’s diCftcuH.’’ What he over a three-to-five-year period, eate; and aecond ha had an air. of eaM ndot, though, made the dlffer- seeks to develop new techniques in authority ("I was bigger than they eace. "He suggested I look up the The very embodiment of Jefferson High Schod’S principal h attacking the problems of unem­ were,” he amiles). But then he can lyoMun Acttog School.’’ Dean to Championship Bowling 11 lie m i Cartala Tima M t right to me. Then I read to < 8) Uses BBsar (ft) Grand Jnry “It's A Big Country." Gary (foot­ the Chloago neper that ^ ware (M) Caadlepia^wliaa (58) Mmgie Land er, Janet Lei^. ooiMtdered mlatong persons. We ) ( t) Mews t : t t ( 8) Lacy Show {Jli Saturday Bpentaeuler called home right away and I t S) Maglo Isuto Paul Newman. O. LEBOT NOBBIS summed up my explanatioa with (to) Adveatare with Tex Pavel (ft) Sfantovanl' ( 8) Academy Theater Preaident . "Bo, Pop, this is what I want to ( S) B FD Mo. S (88) Magic Ranch ■pop'hJH®'**-" tom a Aadrawe, do.’’. Than came Pop’# slow answer, ( 8) My Priead Plioha 7:88 ( 8) Iney-Desl Shaw Linda Criatal. f■■^hlllce of AB ginto Merle ( 8) B lc 8 T h eaM father dies penniless and in "HIU M Doesn't Answer." MIL Junale Man-Kalsra.” Jolinny debt. (R ) ward Mullan, Hayer HarolL Weissmuller, Karin Booth. "The ( 8-ft-U) Onlinnt Men I to < t> Neweeepa Burning Hills." Tab Hunter. Robert Md^eeney, William (fS) The Lord’s Prayer Natalie Wood, Reynolds. D Angelo (Eddie Fan-, 1:W “ News * — ICE PLANT OPEN t 8) Balph Kaaaa Show tadne) falls out with his buddy ( 8) Heart e( tha (18) B lg P lo tara over a girl. (R) 1:88 < 8> Memeato of Oemfert. VTBBKPAYB g A JL to 8:M Pdf—BCrNDAYS 8 A Jf. to IP Ji.. 8:88 ( 8) The Defenders ulflit Rynm ORAOKBD lOE — HAKK lOE — OVBES (Zf) I t P ia BowUag T oan u u u at E. (3~. HarshBII. Robert Reed. Ronald Reagan. Doris Yoik to satisfy Elite’s home­ Day. sickness for her native state, (R) < 8) Movie ( 8to-5S) Hpatoaaany "Cross of Ijorraine." Gene KeUy, Jack Llnkletter host. From Rut- Jean Pierre Aumond. ers University, New Brunswick, (SB) Saturday Matlaee r.J. student audience entertained "Thunder Over Tanglers." Rob­ gby The Smothers Brothers. Oscar ert Hutton. Dlsa Gastoni. "D esert . Brand. The Tarriers and Shirley Desperados." Ruth Roman. Abicalr. ALL YOUR HEATING PitOBLEMS (SSl.CartooBs • ;M (ZZ-8S) Sajurrday Nlghf At The ^ t a m k SOLVE (U> Mets B asshaM Movies XsM (58) FUa> "The Desert Rats." Richard Bui^ ELECTRONICS WITH OUR OONVBNli|NT SERVICE CONTRACT t:M ( 8) Theatre 8 - ton, Jam es Mhson, Robert New­ "Cry Havoc." Margaret totlUvan, ton. WW II story of the gallant Ann Southern. Australian troops who defended LABORATORIES AB-year-round eonvenienoe—our low-coat eervice contract takes (88) Fro Bowtors Tobruk against Afrika Korps. (R) (ft) Danes Party ( 8-feJU) Lawrence Welk Skew care of . aM your heating problame. Sign up with ue and we aerv- ( 8) teih BelmoBt Stakes Musical hour of song, dancing ( 8) Movie Fear MaUaee and instrumental solos featuring 277 BROAD ioe your oU bumar for a year. Ihohidee annual ];^eaning and "Little World of Don Cam lllo." Lavrrence Welk and his Cham­ Femandel. pagne Music Makers. oheck-up of your heating ayatem. This la your beet protection Ut) Basoae 8 t:8 8 ( 8) Have Oaa. Will. Travel tit* (8) Wally Gator (Color) Richard Boone. Paladin is re­ against serviee intonmpUona when you need heat the moat. (ZZ-St) Hole-Ia-Oae Sweepstakes turning prisoner acroea the desert Each ot 16 professional golfers to face a murder charge. (R) Effeefiv* At Om « leading the field In Open Golf t*:88 ( 8) Ganamefce Tournament will drive three balls James Arness. Dennis Weaver. In aa attempt to win cash prises. Chester finds himself the unwill­ CLOSED Takes place - at Warwick Hills ing guardian of a runaway In­ Golf and Country Club In Grand dian. (R ) , WYMAN Blanc. Mich. ( S-fSAS) Flgiil Ot The Week SATURDAYS. 8 - f ^ > *7Me WorM Ot Sports Championship Welterweight Grand Pfix of Europe, at Monte Hatch between Emile Orinith OH. CO.. INC. Carlo, Monaco, with Jim McKay, and Luis Rodrigues. IS-round con­ AT NOON M Main Sh, Mancbeetor series host, and Phil HiU doing test. Madison Square Garden, Phone C48-24U commentary, N.Y.C. Duili^; The StaaMtoe i ( S) Brad Davis Show U :U ( S-M-88) Make That Spare Roekvfflei (18) Top Star Bawling Top bowlers compete for cash Itoterpriee MM I (8t) Batarday NlghtlepoH prixes. Johnny Johnson, com­ (18) Our Fafth mentator. From Paramua Bowl­ (ZZ) Race of the Week (Color) ing Param us. N .J. P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 19M ■mwMwmt gvBwiM m h a m ), m ucrnwga, o o m i, i b t o r d a t , j u t n a « t 1 0 P A G E T H R E E SUNDAY T elevision PROGRAM «*uu«8 tfa«m. f

Reodei < M 8AS) tOelsa) k Car radio naver t goa* Prof< , S P u H i 8:88 Her Ghm Life Amerioaa Uat- iqtRiIre Slatara. 8 i Coming Shows- bara Streisand, mu. I sounded so |goI | V * " • « * ; pw t^er and IfeU "sSsX”^i!" — star. In Lucy Show , „ J « t » tra. qu d in als liB a n S v fflgiM Mavia SSf^w. **“ **‘i? ®* Ridgaflald S d Ihe Janet Oi j y a r s ag o ------^CiM BarbM Stanw^ fina to UMaval an : ■ttw the Pederal toM and in debt, in < 8> Fear B; gontbpr, Ifaoy call the towM O overn m en t "M addeakh m m i •{!» lb ”Troop Book” aAiH b f onm oA lAmBT Ms flaanoM, FoUy” on N BO ^a ’ _____ BMtoa Western of captured white woman AT RMfebuiy Mid Danflald." *n w t’’ ookir settoa o n " O a v l d ______uora 1!^..beM son to Indlim ohM, MOTOROLA IWwrtalen-aMHo Wittao of June lO-M (Mn Brinkleyto Journal’’ aeriM Satuida^,~j<^ (tMl Dia* D «u SahMl 8:88 Mbnday. June en Oar 88 lewt Are x e a f MBW T O m c (AP)-O b Monday,„ , 10 i NBC-TV tooior (7:00-8:80 pm. TOT; raneat ad ira S Roaa Fred nwyaae. TVh>- broadcast 10 p.: ■ D V : H ip n / t jjj) SS**^L ■“ “ * dy and Hmdoon b et^‘ _ m______e.new_ a u a s s : * Oot. 87, lOM). ’ }*•> * « Ohriatopkan V ibrosonic alcMs. a daife^wlrod, Mt-cirad S c h f M ^ S tlU r tS N o W o f O ot. 0, lOOtK V J t 3 *®“t ■liw«r, •wiHM of a luadieonetta.tie. aot dlTORM Hamad firana KMnpan tjacam. le a f u w 0 » W M t modem Mtlliffig they are bank roibbera. | ■taj^r Lena Borne w i ba a HighMgMa od ’Yleopadra" movOa Tk.ejj*jkgk« Nachman Bialik. gueto and the su t^ o< ptandeta events at Maw Teak 8:88 sound system Cbristlm, tnrii tiiair For TV Principal (sartM iPtar Mkhael Hawn) i n n hour fMture on NBOTV’g ‘‘Today’’ . „ («•) Oral______Walter BrannjmTRio&ard Crenna. I CMy'a RtvoH Theatre wEB be paa> »iisS [ f S s .s a s a i s a s r ’’- IVptno’s mama comes to visit the I ,.»^«»»CWIaiidlorhall Wodnoeday, June M. iS lis \nia> tainii ITato » ? ’5 K r xankeea va Sol « M M on "The TOMgbt Sboar Mct^y farm and gives Luke and FOR C A R S ' "* .,5 ? * *88lt o « 8.’' O m b P a g e O n e) to telecaat M ondm ihraimh lNt>ni tho CroMroAd«" Bytao M Idea. "It’S our ttYM wo’re F n^a 7-0 a-m. TOT). Etom SteR h^ Johnny Oaraon’’ Writnae F^cram on the Amerioaa cul- day, Ama 18 (MBC-TV color tore Md ralMous heritaca. Lome (Jreene, PemeU Roberts. I explain ^ Mn. Kampan. "T h ^ vs Wewa TIawa 8:88 Shaw Oi The Week lot "nio''lAMy Show.'*" ***** ly, praflteUy and with aodahn and iSJi*." Unique • “ • 't lUo "Triumph of Gerald & Wert" .50 Daal Amaa bad bean looking tor in fUnlg ever atnoe. Futther be nSlSl-®* picture aequence# hlgh- «e» m5Si? ®* • newfrtend. Art Ouney. Carney diays last Graduation m ) sixth Aaaaal' Optm OeH comedian m society where gov­ auitaUo Tatatole tor LuoUle__ Ball w on ’t ta k e_ n p o r t 1m dOMn’t mem «K*?Si5S** /*■_ R*o**»oe). ernment haa deamed it a I for thTM y a w btMfore ha imn I "I tend to ba riiitobatn, tbotgh, and TUESDAY Television PROGRAM (88) OhUdrea’a Ooaeerta capital crime to iiutigate laugh­ VblKE OhMEg ml S £T “ ^ * ter. MroM .tha b(>^ in which Mrs. aomotimM I’m fight, rimotlmes M ftee (M> OatkoUo Hear *'** i.*L ®*'*Sf*' (4848) (Dembat KoMrt Earle, moderator. Cbal- 8 -88) Ibe Taloe Of Ftrestoaa Kampan dabbed bar eixperl- Tm wrong.” Ihan halaughs niMnit leea F er A Dorn ^ex Davlon, Vic Morrow, .ie / m I damberea n Sullivan, Joanne HIU sure DeUar — T W 1 1 ISr^**}* 1^ “* ” *11 Unlveiw ' turned dmmbooauae !!S 1 1 ) Om iS m -A lphabet .The Pretei W sweats out attempted rescua mty, Lewisburg, Pa. special guests. Also Henning Fs m ^sC . I ^ t e n d e ^ UeM ( 8) Thfe !■ UCaaa Kronstan and Kirsten Simone, For tatovtolm, of oourao, many I ha didn’t want bo pub on a totoe her, Cetherhie''Crato' “•irrational bomb-dimUsposal aa- < •> JJie Scheol Stary <2> The Chrlstophera (18^ port. (R ) . „ (88) Featare u <“ *»i conductor. ELECTRONICS *SJSS!li * Sh^eomg oha4^ 7 :U (< v J r ^ H h Efr y*ur laformaMoa S>88 <_8> Twentieth C eatary 18:88 < 8) What’s IbU aer Irene K a n ^ , divorcee, became aotar In a W erim _ ^ (88) Weather (M> Thla la the Ufa Uoyd Wright a profUe of With John Daly, moderator, m A ( i f I < «* • * < >> lataraaUoBal Zone the late panelisW Dor UlORATORIES red-h^ Ii;jy OarmiolUel, wld. I?Z «^ l?1o Uireatened with loss of < 8) Take Twe celebrated _ American ~ irotny IGIganen, Ben- «ar.ow. Liinwloy ww». a s Jiyen another chUd,' - ■ me to do it and . M */*t?*i *hs Ite See Traair architect and his achievements nett Cerf and guests. 877 BROAD nr. I began to study Um oiiaractor, a drafter because authonUea OU) O^plonakla Brldce over 70 yi ( ) Howard i t Smith . Haws B aon, Jerry. learn she Is a genius. 88 Mrs. Kampan’a fel- (oUowr named Yanoy wfw had sto­ m5J!} ) 2‘“E.T ttm tm***■“ Today “ Sunday CeraBUBt iow (Uvorcaa who—with "son Brie *'** ( 8) The Bed Skelton Roar 18:8# ( ) We Believe ( W m b S I " • Weekly report and analysis of Im- 4 4 9 - 1 1 2 4 len a boros, and the humanity in > jU [ « « k t * Lam e Shmi ^ s e m o ry (^looney and WU! Jotw 8 irtant news at Mews a bocams Vivian Bagiev piay«d stood him and had a wonderful (8M 8) Make Boom SWr Dadlte jJJjJJlEteFlre (Color) (8#) WUdBlU Hlckoek 8:88 : S> Mr. Bd ('.M) Sssdsy Edltiea time portrayliig him." <•> Admiral Jack Shew mcnard Egan, Ryan ONeaL (8#) Air Force Story Alan Young. Connie Hines. Wll- 11:18 (28) Movie by Vivian Vanoa —whoa# sotito 88:8# ^ 8) Tear ^nyrcaomaa froB Wtth "Mr. Novak" it’a going Beet ef Oraa (48-68) D iscovery *88 ' SS’JIS®'' , «"’Pioye of Oan% OoBBeatieat ^ r Post ta. Mgry with his wife "Man In Half Moon Streot". Nils named ShennaiL J.U ;| ^"S?s3s?“ (U) MilUoa Deirnr Meyto to impress every­ I:## < 8) PercepUoB Sh^5 ^®Kin'‘ ® •»“ ,ruii up a large Asthe^ Helen Walker. Tha two Itempan cats to ^ easier. Tfiero’s already a lot The Pretender." Albert Dsk- one with his new wealth. (R) ^ ( ) OhamploBaklp Brldaa 11:18 ( 8) Movie Maaierpleoea o t Brinci|iai AMiett Vans In Dean ker. Catherine Craig- (41^) fowailaa Eye 8 &°>"‘McTe.^eV'5!Sf' The Oeloael "Wind Acrosa The- Everglades.” aboitohad. Oats are untrainaMs 4 :tt ( 8i B is 8 Theatre (8* > Talea of the W iSSe Scott Lane. Burl Ives, Emmet Kelly. ^ Impossibto to uss la a show Jagiger. Blirtfaennore, tbere’a a Uo.nrad. Grant Willlama. £W> Saaday IfatiBee ' *•*“ ! « Mevle "Violent Road.” Brian BeHli. fiShts Island supes)- "BrcMlnr Home.” William Oap- 11:88 (88) Late Show filmed Dstora a live audience as t^ -a ger, his IS-year old daughter "Daybreak."" Aim Todd, M e Bfram Ztmballst Jr. sUUon involving a sea monster. t i - 'an, BInnIe Bamee. <**> The HoBoymooBora "Plunder In The Sun.” Olenn Fortman ? _ _ (48) Take Two Ford, Diana Lynn. to "The lAicy Shiiw.’’ Added, in Btone, around the bouae to give W :i8 i ; S Hewsstaad M) WIbbIbs Flaa 7:88 ( 8) Lassie ' E X P E R T ,ii> Bomemakera Mevte •••• f S ' Movie at Five •ite ( 8) JatA Benny Show 1:18 (S8> TkeOBrlatophera ( 8) Academy 'neatre their place, was a nsighbor’s hkn tiM high aobool student's SVunlly H oneym ofla/' Fred " O ^ e l In Distress. .June Lockhart “The Brave Don’t Cry.” John vlemnpoint. Ma^urray’ Oaudette Colbert Fred Benny loses at cards to Roebaa. 8 i*8 ( ,8> T o » OoByreMBraa from A big black stallion is captur^ Gregson, Meg Buchanan. But thsy kept —at least Fontaine. is forced to assume . „ OoBBeotteat from among a grow of wild duri^ tos past season — Hany, Both his wife o t IS years, the (M) ChUdrea aad ~ 8 >## ( 8) WaehlBKtoB Beport 11:85 (48) Featare 48 I, PAINTING s s a horses and attacks Timmy and "Those Redheads From Seattle." tbs handy bachelor air UtM plkit, foim er GMoria Ling, and D i a n e 1 8 :6 .'(V ) ______Shews tUl 8 :W i ^ d “ y.®*(fi)‘*°"*®*“ ® ’’ “ “ ®* *0? Newsmen reporting on significant Lassie. Rhonda Fleming. Gene Barry. jiy s ) Dick PoweU Theatre events^ and personalities In the ( 8) Zoonuna l:t a (48) ILord’a Frayer for a neighbor. riuu« hie paasloa for blending S{ Bwah Fow®Il June Allyson. Dying n ^ s frran Me nation’s capital. , r , _ (68) Film (8t-8#> Frontiers of Faith (28-88) Ensign O’Toole 1:88 ( 8) Newsscope, Momeats a< Mrs. Kaittpsii to a tormsr news­, oreativlty with ordorilnsni. "My (18) SahscrlptloB TV Comfort, Ooe^ight Hyma. paper r«»6iW who U .88 feelings" „„ „„ A aeries of four lessons baaed , en . ^ Wasted: Dead Or AHvs 1:18 ( ) News, WeBther A Momeat of A paint job on your house ki not how cheap you can get it, M hi how good wrote the wt^Je a woodoiAd, creattve girl,' Contes' Up Levs." DeoaM joterif ^ fortune, The Acta of the Apostles. (R) 7:88 I ) Denals The Menace 8 nook — bar first — to Indicate | to the tribute he paye iMr. "Sbe 8 MedHatiOB U 188 (°46?»f°:s'% .53s- Cjtete>_F»J*«chabIea you want it and how long it will h u t If you like a good job, CALL Mr. that aU divorcees ars not sleek wrltea and edite and thank good- Y eer Flret «w »rt Stack, Pat Hlngle. Nora sophtotloaMd dames interested in to economical." Though they “"•®™over narcoUra raent- Charles 649-4920 or 644-0601. BniMi or aprar. Houioo, Officoa, IndustriaL ix B e e e e _____ di-triisjssi other women’s husbands. Uvo in toahicnablo Brentwood, Feed She enjoys a nice, one-way cor­ -.g — Fer TesMrraw •■••iu* MONDAY Television PROGRAM Gloria tout year dtopeoeed with « OSieeqseao: (46) News ***** Iffore Show respondence with the iMogram: A ssrvwtn except for^ oieanlag heh>. ia U /*2l*S* ^29?* ttm ow Best 6:M (46) Mr. Laeky V Time ChXBBel U :48 ( 8) The Osidtes Ucht ( 88) ;^ee. BtMea hefty check arrivee regidarly and "Oan do it myeek,” sIm toM M m, 5 »f ComloH (48) The Admlim i *'** /* !{ On F a r a d s ^ aad Swabbp wlU continue to arrive as long as “furthennore it’s important that 1:88 ( ^ B^ BeUw S '« *, 9 , R«w »o«P« -BsUetlB Bessd Show the series continues to be shown, iM ) HMStloy MiiiMiFtlMB S 'iS / 5,* pMraMoB Alphabet (88) Film CHARLES MODERN NOME Diane learn how to cook and keep Foster." Rex Harrl- 5 !h j s S w T ev en in to 1*0111110. son, LUll Palmer. (Part ATTIC FANS ^!*** ■■4 Ovnqaesl :M (St) Eariy Shew houiM, too." And, adih her proud ( 8-4848) Oeaeial (U) Barra A ABsa . . . (88-88) Today Show "Man In Blue.” Robert WUcox, - "It’s a lovely, painless way to (88) Weather — (88) Peter Oaaa 7:18 ( 8) Faith Aad Order Nan Grey. Painters, Builders, Decorators father, you should see how ttiat ddventares fa TIbm Be ready for the hot weather (22) Weather ( ) Yogi Bear make money,’^ said the writer x.» w ara,i; (IS) News ahead with a HUNTEJR ATTIC 7:88 ( 8) FereeptloB 8 h a i ^ y . young lady oieaas up a Mtoben. “ ’** iKrito"’ no . .. 11!} S’"*?- •' Coohlse I t ’s not a pretenttoua bouse,” be Iran k<[efiin. 6:86 (28) Clabhoase ^ News FAN Inatalled in your home. ( 8) J^rioBos ot Mr. Ooober 8:46 (68) For Year lafenaattea ‘^The most interesting part of 8 :M ( 8) .Oese Otese ~Up Oa Seerts 7:86 ( 8) J^t’s Talk Aboit 6:68 ( 8) News aad Weather said oomfortabiy, "but it’s the Marsha Runt (88) News B Weather Complete with fan louvers Md 8:88 ( 8) Csptaia Baagaroo watching the show is seeing how <••} f» " * r Olson Shew • :tt ( 8-4-88-88) News all carpentry work. (18) Big Pletare way we enjoy H. All three of iu (48) Action News . „ (68) News **'*• . ( , Taeaday Starllxht S :!o •!. <*«'*■«• (48) News the writers have used the book 7:68 ( 6) To TeU The Trath CatOe Em pire,""^joel Mnftrne 8:88 ( 8) Hap BUohairda 8:86 (48) OsU Mr. D paint and we lianre a micUle room 1 u Bible Answers ^ r la TalboL (Color) **®®f®®- ISi * * LaBBo Show 8:16 ( 8) News, Boa Cochraa wrong kind of «.oo (48) /fit S*®T? 5Uea Show (22-38) Romper Boom (58) Am erlcaas At Work ' (48) Bose The OIswb 8:88 ( 8) Yoar Seaater h a n g ou r 8:18 ( 8) Debbie urue Shew 8:26 ( ) Weathei^ News * Bawls MANCHESTER Uke them . ( ) MUIloBBlre 8 m > Special Beport 8:88 8 8:88 ( 8) Follow *ie Saa BV>r Instance, I wrote about a I ^ addition to being a man cf| t S S } J?*" fOolssI westera Mass. Bsi . — * ®**8 08 OroBche (18) Baras A AUea (4S) News ’^Arsenic and. O li Laoe.” OLDSMOBILE ^ time when the fuses blew uid ^^6** standards, it'e easy to » :« <«) Ktar Aad Odle Shew (22) Weather • •• Cairasa i«,SK 92f“f' S f® ^ ® HaU- 18:88 ( 8) Galeadar (48) Leae Baager “y o u h oumsHomuc m uAijn- neither Bveiyn nor I knew where hto school ptinoipoltoatoo gringtol » so ^** 8 Frayer (22-88) Say Whea (68) News |C848>, Laramie u,*u } si S*"'* ^ Weather < *{ W te p o Yea TrastT 6:86 (22) Clabhoase the fuse box was or bow to | be a Itkeabie human being. (48) Moralag Movie i : « Theatre *? 88 < 2! ¥•“ «■< ot Medltatfoa 8:48 ( 8) Closeap ea Sparta- 512 WEST em sm STMEET ( 8) Ed| “me Red Danube." Pster Law- "As Good As Married.” Joe 8:46 ( 8-22-38) News dse Of Mlsht ford. Janet Leigh. feS. H ^® *’ * ® “ ® -‘ 8 ef Cora. Bales Doris Nolan. (63) News MI s -m i (88) Nmrs 18:88 ( 8) Homemakers Movie 7:88 ( 8) After Dlaaer Movie "Fuller Brush Girl." LuoUle “I Died a Thousand Times.” WILSON Ball. Bddie Albert Jack Palance, Shelley Winters. (88-M) Flajr Year Haaoh (Color) ALUMINUM UDDERS O w SEEB>Y SiM ciolty EUCTRICAL CO. (18) SubsoripUea TV }« NEW or USED WEDINESDAY T elevision PROGR A M la Oeart (22) Local News U 'l«28'.^ 1.00ft. TRULY DEUCIOUS nme Ohaaael Realdentlel-Oamm.-Iad. 18:86 ( 8) A1______(88-48) News aad Weather F®a Doa’t Bay («< (8-48^) Sevea Keys _ (88) Sports Camera COBURN it MIODLEBROOK. hw. ,< 8) DIaoevOT '88 U:S8 ( 8) Love of Lite 7:88 (22-88) Monday Night at the Mov­ PT8ii^Ml5SSr*3ii •ite i^iKbS^Gsar W "*- (28-88) Year First Impresslea ies CASH o i ^ i The worid'a "tBeBt Mrtia’ chick- • .MM **® *"oralra T®» SSS&a M m e Hickn (Color) ( 8) Gail Storm Shew aa" wtih fatcoatoiMble teste. Crame Boble makea - i loBBessoo Brale Ford (48AS) The Dakotas Aady S kew ^ n ^ c l a r y „ 18:88 ( 8) Search ter Tomorrow 7:66 ( 8) Baseball CALL IN OBOJBB (88-88) Troth or OoBseaaeBC Mels vs. Redlegs VERNON .. . ^*"**S^ Father KaewsBost 8:88 ( 8) The Lney ^ w riefc Cp 10 MfaiateB Ltrier ;.§ i gssa,.*:?^ 6:88 , _. -fewa U:45 1 8) The OBldlag Light (48-68) As Caesar Bees It <8Sto) Make Boom 12:86 (88) News Day Report • ______* TBL. Ml MIM ifs&iSHaLm. Fer Comedy special starring Bid IfMW Bemper Beam 5 *Adndral * • * Jack ' ' J>*®' 1:68 ( 8) Best SeUer Caesar with Jane Connell, Karen TMU MS-M5N DEGI’S DRIVE-m - „ 54#) Bom The Otown 8.88 ^ JaM. .a * g i.l‘2?‘craiSte ■"The Four P o s t e r.” Hex Morrow and Gordon ConneU. U 75-«M g obnxbb iSSl®S?*2SLr’Cvte Harrison. Lilli Palmer. Sketches Include Ice hockey, 40S SY-r-aa s-aeee tiMaim \f S)Sc ICIlU«M|Ji« .®*^® hSSl?*'VOB Bteo- ' 8-t868) Qeaeral ~ music recital and ISM'S parlor teimraasBsaMBiraoaiaassmaaaoaaraa scene. > AM vJvi, elbroB elhe 4i48 “ mett VlauEg RuaslS 1:W ( t) As The World Taras 8:88 < 8) Daaay Thomas Shew urn it SS& Sf^ font alag- ,< 8) Cea^tlcat Mevietime Danny Thomas. Harlorie Lord, DOES Make A IHffereMe Where Ye« Sarel W ell be glad to show you a matoh- Lady WtUiout A Passport Rusty Hamer. Danny is InvlM ^ d y Lamarx John Hodlak. to hunt pheasant and grouse by a <48> Moralag Mevte 2!te M .'S £ *2 y j|f?fcFo^ Mmo’a Maate BaB IcM aeleotlon of Mitoawk <*•' Olsea Shew local character In London. (R) "The Gallant Blade.** Larrr "Mra Agaiiftt the Sky.” » 4^ Charles Sinsreri tha (48) News _ , (48A8) Steaey Burke Bigelow carpet right in your otvn »> A»4P OrlMItt gfe«w ft ft la.aa fn H l “ “ B»®rite^apiaam IriSr-dDi.®^” “ «* 1 ■< *• Answer ivfa ^ * Edaerateato Fra- ^ fo r ) * •*^Tere aad hla orchestra. y®*" home carpet };!* jJ5> Barlmra Beraaid Shew .. .. U»W»»t«r Show ” T o l ^ J o e ." Gtumph:irey Bogart, m m a conifortM M 6 ! 1:8 6 (22) Special BepeH 18:88 ( 8) PM lwora S A V I M G S 4% jUeumder Knox. (te) Three^Stdogra Ta; Audience participation' game (48) The tote ( M 5Bf‘& r'5SST^,taa , ^ <••> Beport From Washiagtea show with Allen Ludden nost. le AdmiraT aad I 8:88 ( 8) Password O n m a t She' Stj^ey Holloway, Audray ibttav. MANCHESTER CARPET ^featuring guest celebrities. I ?/(/ l o a n 18:66 ( 8) Almaaoo , ^ (61) ilita Higgins makes a big hit ra a (82-88) David firiakley’ s JearBal-i ' > < I \ I I (. A a m w l * :te tm Shew jS59®f Duncan's prospeettve 8U Mala St, — 648-SlOS ( W 52; i2*SSrt ^plor) Interview with Earle 76S MAIN STREET-— TEL. 643-1191 !**;*•) The Prieo fa BigM Mb Belle a form er tJ.S. millionaire DhrMead < 6) Joae Wymoa d i 2i S r ? ® ilSi (T ^ p S sr** U:I6 1m 46> CoBoratrate M:te ( 8) TV Hoar now living In Rio de Janlero: Re- ' BANCWlnTaero »S V fM A . . u } 8-**^) Seven Sfaya ( 22-iii88) The Doctors port on Nevada's marriage mills'I Lynn Fontonne. OM 8) (R ) I 1007 HAIM 8T. DID YOU KNOW I -■aisr’’ English charwoman carriea on e 2:66 M iVw*. (ta-Sl) Bea Casey I MANCBBSTBB S ir)**" "*•* *"*««»•■ ^rraspondenoo with a soldier 8:88 ( 8) Edge el Night Vincent Edwards. Sam Jaffe. Dr. Slfw?**"* di^ng World War I .l^d “SSite *®“ « Show Casey tries to save life of doom­ That StmglcMSM Con Be Harmful? ~ 1 1 *S."5S.®*!S TWd ( 8-48-&S( Oaoea For A Day ***** Tom om m ed slayer and to give blinded Ooraeoaeacea (M-te) Bleveath Hoar f l8) Mlllloa DoUar Movie la « . ’ ' 2l " 2 IL ■'e“»2 2 tor living. (R) ri ^ optical Bunglaaa lens is desiipied to filter infra-red, ultra- / A 4t^) Fraher Knowa Beat Kwy Jurado, Teno P 88 The Four Poater.'* Bex Harrl- ( ) Weather ( 8) OUcovery '63 1 1 : I S-8-48A3) News. Weather (Dime-store type sunglasses), provide little ' aon, Lllll Palmer. Parts 88 Kx ^ TruMtf Sports (48) Sheeaa 1 (n) Big News Q|^ity but does provide distort^ images, such as in mirrors, ,< qraeral h 2 S i m , , (58) Newa 4:M}:i! (I 3) S! Baofei I^Bflae Aady Shew Edwards ^ '7 Love You Because’" . a #* *ln.**®ffi® -Y**** ****F 8:88 (88) Clabhoaae 88) News aad Weather *'**1 1 ( 2;**29v V Tho World Tama <^^3•) Match Game • lil8 ;.JU Mparay Starlight By AL MARTINO ^ a ’ Tmdshields which covers headaches and •ite ( 8) Newa aad Weather ( 8-48-53) Americaa Bandslaad The Lady Killers." Alec Guin­ eye strain after a few hours wearing time. N «vletlino 8:48 ( 8) Cleae Up On Sperte ***** irarte**^’ *'**’ f^®*®**® * ness, Peter Sellers. (Color) 8:46 ( 8-88-88) Newa m Big News M e (1 i* * N e * r" fWEREO or HI-FI . _ (68) Newa ^ (8v) ffows A Westlisr Customized Seat Covers 11:88.1 ra I3{ (88) f‘®rsSports *y>®- Boandap ffl-w .7:88 ( 6) Probe (U) SabaerlptioB TV ***** "^y*?^®®*®T SfarUght Castomized Auto Tops }J ' 2 ; 2} TIew ifii T!!*® Ohrlatephera n £ ?2 ,*®‘®*’® of“ ’S e s t g . " Jeaa (48-53) Discovery *63 11:8 8 ( 8) Cinema 8 AT 1:86 (88) Hea,o( Dei _ (88) Local Newa "i^iJred Pierce." Joan Oraw- (8^48) Newa B Weather TURNPIKE Million Dntfar Movie ford. Jack Carson. .(88) Speelal B c ^ r (58) Film u te?S^® Enchanted Forest.” Edmund (83-88) Tonlxht RAY SELLER’S MUSIC SHOP •ite (,A> F® «w erd 7:18 (88) Special %port S.SS Joyce- f*:45 (48) i-o^ ’s Prayer 4[>on WILLIS Garag# IStiti 5®® (Oator) ® Theatre r ta LMDfl **** 2! !L®*i?>'5 . Bichitohta ***** (Cofart- AUTO SEAT COVER 1:8# ( 8) Ne»-scope. Moifomeats ot Cob lAia B a pO B D S ) aWBOULLMM Di 5!5( ^**® ® «“®»A ( 8) Cinema 8 fort nnd^Hyma ST., BtANCHBBTBB—g4S.seee . (48) Newa • 186 W . Middle Tpke.— 84S-6S65 W Bun. AUONMBNT oag 7:88 ( 8) TV B^Murta "The Picture of Dorian Graw," V>.SA y P IN 8 T B U M E ?n re f l ^ J l _ _ I Doetora BENTED — BKPAIBTO --T^MTOHr I J u w y i o B (88-88) The V M a l u (Oahirt ».u ?A?*^ ®^®r,"’ HaUloCr ‘MraitoK'a*®***” * tto m r n Ot b u p a i b “ i r i Jomea Druiy, Lee J, Oobb. Judga CUUnOLKL AIMOj f t n o G a^ reoalja a^ trial In }-te ( •> Ji®wa B Weather MIteheir a^iSl—18 MAIN 8T. M ANCHamm brother of defendant intimidated leW ( 3) MoBoiMit o f MedttatloB < S4M3) qmetm¥w^ entlra town of Medicine Bow: Fa- 1.21 f’s^ssr- •* trlcla Barry guest (Kt Late News -I .... VOL.

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It was ,my husband who ootnrinoed me tlii* bras ridiculous—a p i Personaiities went out and bought--a hiering im m SD A Y Telepision PROGIliitt ■ ■*'; aid. - =■■ I" "Now I wear it eve(;jnshere—in­ "8nr la Black." Ooarad TaWI. SiM t H By H AL BO TLB ( •> Mmeato ut OestfeH Valeria Ha ha on, cluding onstage. I couldn’t work I |> NewMepe BaDetia 1 •iM < » Ta Tan JlM Tralh muthaMH^i NEW YORK (AP)—It la «cc«pt- without it. People who realty need - (E U f) Yaa & a q Say (Oalatt •d as show business gospel that in ( i ) Speak Up ( g> Olseavag^'^ arerly < a hearing, aid but don’t-wear one «HMU TmIu ■ f Deaaa • ------•very comedian beats the heart of don’t realise what a whole new TtU < trvtmwMk (4M » Wha Da Tea TiastT Donna Bead, Carl BetxTTaft Hade a hidden Hhmiet. world awaits them. It’e fantasttc; Waalkw liMl ( S) Newr, Daeghw a pet bird, but Donna aad Alax But Nanette Fabray, one of the i (> 'UaeenUaeiac Oar HerM Baagea persuad^^ him to . edrarttao for And a hearing aid la easier to II(. S) FrUae*------•! Hr. OMb«e - — HatoCoa blithest comediennes of our day, wear than glasses.’! ( l> Qsptala lUmc ( t-da^l) Amarieaa Baadataae harbors no frustrated hopes of (W) VrMHaia el Bele I • iN Nan, whose own hearing aid (tg-M> News—AMeraaaa Bepaif ______plajrlng Lady MacBeth. No tragic can’t -be seen beneath her reddish- ( a> H ^W eC aria f e r a s u Raymond tears for her, thank you. Haasoy, Brain damage turns • brown hair, said the gadget Ipas Jack IJgtoig latoar into a hostUa mute. “I adore light comedy,*’ .said an added advantage. ____ DItaavanr T l Nan, who is winding up a nine- "I find it a big help," she said, ET'iHmr (U ) HUUaa Dalba Harla. month role as First Lady in Irv­ “ Spy In Black.". . Conrad VaMt, "to be able to turn it off, get rid < f > -Bapt af Oiaaeha Velerlele Hobaon. ing Berlin’s Broadway musical, o f life ’ s harsh noises, a>^ .ouJoy • i4* mi Uas aal 0«a «l4 f ( J i Big t Theater "M r. President;*’ in which she is ie:M ,1) Ualaadar quiet; j t is beautiful sometlines to tS4»l Bay^av Whaa ''The Way Out." MOaa Freansaa, - ‘" • a „ oostarred with Robert Ryan. be able to retreat. to a . peaceful •> HliaM j Da Vaa‘ TTaatt Oaoe Nelson. Thrsa Seas ‘"nie only thing is that niusical glade of my own making ^th one H) MinanlBs ___ Havia iiM <4i-M) Amsrlaaa NewsslaM Fred MacHurm. Bub'a woman com edy is looHed down on as a "Sing ---- WhUe-->o Yoo Daaoa.’, ____ •>M (Ul Herle at Firs traubloa aoar srhaa ha ampiota a little flick of my hearing aid.” Drew Hobert Stantoa. " r a i in toe ftiddle." John bi^to get Bobble a a second-class citizen in the per­ Nan and her family are cur­ MiM ( S) M^aamfcara Havia Wayne. Ward Bond. woman’s nlacs. forming arts. Drama is consid- rently camping indoors at the ’’Blonds Inspiration." Jobe ~ O&iidrsa B — •iM i9Me> Haasl tfed the grand lady, the matarl- ton, vimtnia arejr. naats HU lt:W. cam.. same hotel here in which Presi­ nay yaar Hnaeh (Oalaa) nSMThrae Sleegu causes Oaorm Baxter ta arch, of Uie theatrical world. dent Kennedy keeps a suite, and S> Day la Oaart r ■ (49>.(4»> A4BilralA4miral aaeaaA SwahhyI Shaw witlmrawaw. aaas caadldata for aa>ap> "Actually, J’Ve found that most she and her son have a speakiig MsU (M ) Fasally Market ^intm ant aa municipal JudgSb musical comedy performers can acquaintance with him. U:M (H-M) n s Prioa la BicU (OalaH flW (MlWaj Early Shaw I •) jama Wymaa Heet Mira Bobby Socks.' Y d » 4 t ) MoHala’s N ary do a good Job in drama. Look at As 1 turned to rleave, Jamie, Gertrude Lawrence, Mary Mar­ stepped tip and flipped out a < ammi Savsa Ksya •> Hneklefear ^ Prim tin, Red Buttons. But the rtep the small p aw : <4e> SharUt al alt 8 other way is rare. Inipreealee •iM < •) Newr i Weathar aUral. l^ d y Boonsy. "Shake the hand that shook the (Color; (U ) Big Plotars MiM from "In the theater you have to hand of the President of the Unit­ < S-to43) TeaaesMe Krais Fare ( i f ) News Conway, Kina Botoune. A wtml start with drama. You can gradu­ ed States," he said gravely. U :l ( I ) Saareh Far Toasaiiaw ' •iH ( t> News Oarman nurse undergoing boo- Pttot (M ^> Tnrth Or OaBsaeaeaiiaa (4*> Aielgaasaal Vadarwatar nltal r»-training wins the admins. ate to comedy only if you're well-, < S-MrU) Father Kaawr Beat Iton___ ot too _ hospital-.ospiu staff. trained. To me, comedy is - the ( I ) The OaMiax UghI * • iM ( »> Weatker. News * Bpasts Aady W lk___ Shew highest form of theatrical endeav­ News OiurBepart • Barai BMsa Arturo Romero and Hla Hagin or, requiring more understanding "Four Poater." Bax Barriaoa, . .J) Weathe. VMliw. (B) and a better sense of timing.’’ LUU Palmer. Part 4. (4e> Adraataras la Tiasa (. M M ) TV PresBlora On CBS Shows ( S-«e- News Nan, who started as a tap danc­ ■iM Olabhaasa O ^ e A l ^ . Bogey Perry. Two M At Hoaia With tlMy U.B. Marines run . Into trouMa er at the age of S, played in the 1:N ( S) As Tha WarM Taraa • i4f ( g> Oloea Dp On gpeete W ilin g Uezioan raign of terror. old "Our Gang" comedies, aitd By BOB THOMAS (J> OaBBaelteal HavlaUasa • i4( ( S-Z»ee> News. learned mimicry from that cross­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — This sum­ "Shark F ilte r s ." Victor Hatura, raaslly Harhal U i«e . News, Woathar aad mer CBS Television will be offer­ Karen Steele. TiM ( t> WyatTBarp eyed master of the silent screen, (Ml Harrs/ Olsaa Shew SabeeripMea TV *1Slg Haws Ben Tiu^pfo. ing two Van Dykes—Dick on re­ « • ) Vseatlsn Mews liU (S»> Western Hass HtahUgMs ' Hews B Weather S i After growing up, however, she runs and brother Jerry on a new (U ) ThU b The Life (N> Sparta Camem UtlS (Jh Thursday B la r i^ l quiz show called "Picture ’This.’’ (M> Hea et Destiay (4e> News •■Tha^ Paratrooper." Alan Ladd, switched to ingenue roles in dra­ ( » ) Special BepeH TtM ( S) Award Thealra Leo Oenn. matic plays. It was producer Confusing? Possibly. But It’s ( S> Passwsrd (M ) Wide Oeaatry (4») Stare AUen Shew LOI George Abbott who advised her to also possible that television and (H -N) .Bea Jterrad (Osleat Earl HolUman, Andrew Prioa. lit# (M) Sporia Beaadup the show world are big enough for (4aeS) Day la Oeart Andy persuades Hitch to help a iM ( •) ^ ita View Minlsi Tetum to light comedy in "Hlg^ (SS> Midday Bepart war hero who is down oa hla Rutton Shoes.’’ two talented Van Dykes. ( » Haase Pi luck. (B ). from I Miss Fabray went throu^ an Talented they are. Most Amer­ (Z2-M) The Dociera ( B4»df) Adra^aras s4 Onaie " O a ffo d n ^ k ^ "^ Hrrol FlyMi. and 0 icans are becoming familiar with {« M i Jaaa Wymaa aad Harriet emotional ordeal a few years (ZX-M) News Whea fraternity brotoeis' joke U i4 i (4f> securi iMck, complicated by a divorce, Dick’s abilities via his triple Bhn- ( » Edge Ot Night backtirea, BIck Is left holding an U i5 (- •> .Jews. B H emeal at career crises, and fear Neweeeea. naata a< Dam. Macm croaching deaiCness. Milllea Dellar Harla fhia le UCessi 8:88 ( 8) Victory at Sea gharlng "That about captures it. Dick ( 8) Frieads al Hr. Qioebar (U ) Baras B Aliea ttw paHtdoal ^ x it in tbe epimxle; attache is more the college graduate type ( S) Captain Kangnrsa (Z8) Weather *1dr. B on the Bm ch,’' on N B O —smooth, polished I’m less (W) Agricallara v.B.A (48) Sapermaa TV’s ootor Mriee "HeBel’’ 'niUHfo lyont ( 8) Hap Biehazds (88) News a‘'ttovli smooth, more of a country type. (.8 ).d a^ La l.aaae Shaw 8:88 (88) Olabhease day, June IS (NBC-TV Network I couldn’t possibly do the heavy (ZZ-St) Bomper Beam 8:48 ( 8) Oiosena on Sports 9:80 p.m. EJDT. Repeat o f N ov. 8, P olltl acting that he can do. On the oth­ (48) Boso Tae Clei 8:.48 ( M 8^> News 1908). report ^ J a n e k ( 8) Debbie Drake Shaw 7i‘ ( 8) Death VaUey Do this w er hand, he couldn't do 10 min­ w :n ( S> HIllloBalre ( 8) Biography ELECTRONICS utes of standup comedy, as I do." ( 8) Best of Groaeha (18) SaMeripUan TV handed The two Danville, 111., boys 9:4S (40) Klag aad Odie (88) Local News party 10:88 ( 8) Calendar (88-48) News aad We m ay m 4:AB0RAT0RiES went their separate ways profes­ (ZZ-88) Say Whea (U ) Film sionally until Jerry did a two- < 8) Who Do Yea Traa#? t M (Zt) , Special : PAINTING Uc. parter on Dick’s show last year. (48) Bforalag Hovie f iU (ZZ) Westera MsssoehuoZia mTERIOR, BXTBBKHt M acr "Too Late For Lore." Robert Highlights .277 BROAD "That did it for me, and I’m Taylor, Binnie Barnes. (48>News WALLPAPER BOOKS on the extremely grateful," said Jerry. 18:18 ( 8) Homemakers Merle (88) Sports Camera PAPBRHANOINO no pul "It was a perfect showcase and I "A Life In The Balance.' Rioatv .. 8:88 < 8) Itowhlde But th do Hontalban, Ann Bancroft Eric Fleming, Clint Eastwood. FLOORS and OBILINCHi started getting bookings I could (ZZ-88) Play Yoar Hnaeh (Oelev) The . bitterness that existed b»- P A IN T E D BBd B E F m n m D could I EflFectivcf A t One* never get close to before, shows ( 8) Day la Oeart tween toe North and South dmv Workmanship Ouarsuitoed gervati' like Ed Sullivan and Garry Moore. 18:88 ( 8) Almaaao i u the Civil War erupts. (R) o f surv 11:88 (ZZ-MI The Prioe Is BtsAI (Oefos) (n ) Internattonal Showtime Fully Inaared “Having Dick for a brother has ( 8) Jane Wymaa Starring " . Don Ameche boot ehowini CLOSED been a big help to me. It has (8Z-98) OeneentratioB Tonight—"CMrcus from Ham- ment r gflven me an immediate recogni­ ( S4W^) Serea Keys bui*." (R) explain ( 8) Lore Of Lite ( S.48-5S> Cheyeoao LEO PELLETIER SATURDAYS tion of the neune that might have (ZZ^> Year First Imprasafoa Clint Walker, Don MoGonen. 649-dSM to the taken mo years to achieve ordin­ (Color) Deputy Marshal uncovers strange I f Ml a rily.’ ’ . ( 8-4 i^) Tenaeesee Brnte Ford pact involving a U.8. Marshal O r AT NOON 18:88 < 8) Search Fey Teaurrew S48-9S4S factory There is somewhat of a family aad a bank robber. (R ) Daring The Sommer (ZZ-88) Tralh Or OeareqaaBOss (88) Honeymsoaeis men tar resemblance in the smile and ( a-ta-as) Father Knows Best 8rtt (88) Daaoe Time ( 8) The Oaldlag Ught there : voice, but not much else. Only 8:88 1 8) Boale 88 (ZZ> News DayDay Beport M su ^ Milner, Ed Begley, Ruth pressut i \ I. Milo, s \i 1 , ,v ---I i;v l( I occasionally does Jerry ^ ve to ( 8) Best Seller r SHGP o m I The guard against the comparison. "The Four Poster.*’ Bex Harri­ Roman guests. Womanlan returno to son, LIUi Palmer, Part 6 scene of.. tragic_____ occurrence and SAVE •ome "When -I did my first movie, ( 848A8) OeaeM Hespllal she has found long-Ioat gervati 'The Courtship of Indie’s Father,’ (ZZ-St) At. Home .With Kilty ■on. (B) (ZZ-88) Siog Along WHh MIteh WHERE neglige PETS I didn’t realtoe that it was a role 1:M ( 8) At The World ftraa (Color) Segmenis include a they wanted Dick for,’’ he said. ( 8) Ceaaeclieat Marietime Y O U SEE earthln "Checkpoint." Anthony Steel, Hawaiian wedding a group « f fumo I '"They curled my hair and tried Odie Versola. pioneer' songs, end a salute to THIS PET FOODS to make me .look like him until I (88) Harrey Olaoa Show composer Bichard Whiting. (R) With (48) Aettea Newt ( 8-41^) The Fllalstoaes SIGN rebelled." He now sports a crew- (88) Faith For Te#ay Fred leasee a luxurious mansloa In the cut. 188) Mea at OeetlBy to get Pebbles away from un­ CJonser "Picture This” is yet another (ZZ) Special Bepeit couth Barney. (R) Animation eumsta PET ATTIRE ( 8) Password about Stone Age (amily. variation of old parlor games— (ZZ-St) Bob Jeried (Oetor) •rti ( 8) BasebaU any o G ord M Swpplies "sort of ’Password’ with pic­ ___ IS) Day In Oeart Mete vs. Redlegs down t tures,” explained Jerry. Two guest (88). Midday Bcoert (4MS) I ’m Dlekes He’s Fea- tif i/ te 's But I ' rsrtitisfefs stars and two’ contestants team in ( 8) Hsara Party Bxprest (ZZ-M) The D o ^ rs John AsUn, Marty Ingels. Harry trying to tell their partners how and Arch discover a poseible can cc Seeds, Shrubs (4888) Jane Wymaa PreMafo murder mysteir while dbmanU- F U R N IT U R E to draw a pre-arranged object. (ZZ-88) News Ing an old mansion. (R ) 1115 M A IN ST. lan as Lowe Mkrinfeiianee "It plays beautifully," said Jer­ > 8) Edge Of Nlxhl (M ^ ) Loretta Ssaag Show 8:88 < 8) Allred mteheoek Hear Macr ry. "It is simple, which 1s the ( 8-48-58) Q a w .F itr.A Oaar Hugh O’Brlan, Gena Rowlands, A wife M shockM to learn that her OLIVA’S ESSO tlons 1 way quiz shows should be. It also (U) Hililea Dritar Herle 411 HARTFORD RD. before Repaired, Sharpeeed gives me a cliance to get in a lit­ "Over The Moon." Bex Harrlaoo, husband was implicated In a 1»- Merle Oberon. year-old crime. (B) pollstei tle comedy, which shows like 8:88 ( 8) Te TeU The Tralh (88-88) The Prioe Is Right (Colert Bill Cullen is emcee. SURWELL’S TEXACO the Le ’Password’ ' seldom, do. (tZ-S8> You Deal Say (Oetor) For LITTLE & "I teve to remember to be my­ ( t> Disoorery ’M (48-81) 77 Sanset Strip 14’rs Silver Lone, E. Hartford (4888) Who De Yea TrastT Efram Zimballst .'ir., Edward •onai I self, Otherwise I could fall into ( 8) News. Dsaglaa Edwards Byrnes. Kookie's love (or Swed­ darkest M cKi n n e y the quizmaster toap . and play it ( 8) B auer Andy Shew ish movie actress is shaken when RUDY’S SERV. STATION (ZS-88) l i s ^ Game ■he kills her husband. 154 E. CiENTER BT. prime U WOODBRIDQE ST. dead serious, lik'e Bud Oollyer or ( 8-4888) AbiqAma Baadetaad ' (88-88) Jack Paar Program <0> Dennis James.'*... A ch Manchester—«4 »-2 7 i2 (ZZ-St) News, Atteraoea Be port Jack P.aar host^ Jose .Melts is WYMAN OIL CO„ IllC . ( S> Mews music director. Robert Goulet is burstln (ZX48) Make Boom For Daddy guest. Also appearing tonight are 34 M AIN ST. fumo ( Keppel to Meet Presi ( 8).' Admiral Jack Show ten survivors of President Ken­ ment t <488S> .D la c o v ^ ’88 nedy's wartime PT-109 crew and PECK LUMBER CO. COMPLETE (18) HUlioa Dollar Hovto others. .w ith C U.'S. Oommiasioncr ctf Elduoation "Over the Moon." Bex Harriaoa. 18:18 < 8) Eyewitness 3 M A IN ST. who ft ■EAUTY Francis Keppel, former deen of the Merle Oberon. Major news event of toe week, Gradua-te School of Btoisoatioa at 4:tt 1 R) Bis S TliERtrE with Charles CoIUngwood and SERVICE "The Petty Gtri." Robert C5um- other News Correspondents re- PLEN’S TEXACO Harvard Univeraity, wlU bd inter­ mings, Joan Caulfield. 881 M A IN ST. We attend to (48^> Amerieaa Nswestaad Bqand Cus viewed (Ml "Meet the Preee’ Sun­ (88) Featare every detail that day, June 9 (NBOTV Uve ootor (Zt) Herle at 8 ' ( 8-t8A8> Mews, Weather B kMps you look­ broadenat 6 p.m. EIDT; NBC Radio "Parachute BattsUIon." Edmobd Sporte Eas: ing-your best. O'Brien, Nancy Kelly. (M ) Big News Network broadoaat, 6:30 pm. (M> Childrea B Edaoatioaal Fro- (88) News and Weather EDT). gnuno UU.t:U ( 8) America’s Greatest Mevlee DICK’S GULP SERV. M i Keppel was a- member of Preo (88) Three. Stooges "You're In The Navy Now." Ed­ 4T8 H A R T F O R D RD. Cameo Beauty (48) The Admiral And Swabby die Albert, Harry Von foil. ident Kennedy’s task foToe on ed­ Show ■ (48) Steve Allea ucation before he was appointed (88) FUm u-.aa (88) Sports Boaadap GARNER RUG CLEAN NEW commiasiotter. He played an Im­ 8:88 (88) Early Show U:S8 (88-38) Toalghl Show (color) 8 G R ISW O LD ST. Cardin Studio “ My Dog Rusty/’ Thd Douald- ( 8) Cinema 8 S4e-ST4S portant part in mokUnig the P re*- aon,non, John Litel.. ;W7)rt Apache." Joha WayoA geats 1 < i) Bockr B His Erie M ain SC, Ident’s aid-to-education blU wlitoh “ • - Hio.Frhmds Benre Fonda. STATE SERV. STATION CathoU is now before Ctongreas. (88) Shoiin ot Cochiso (8 ) weather. News B Sparta T70 M A IN BT. (88) Uving Wont rellgloi Sped away t n o n -^ oUc pi w ill be and nc lie par C a rd lion, It aecond States, Irritant " I t 1 aubs