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ment and oodlal atnwture, hut now Guardsmen Seek hia main job la Isaming tha bootoa Renovation Work R.w, aponaored n e^ cik Army National Guard ait ing over language records and Hofanea. plete ‘‘oubmeiaion’’ the student i:;, ■\.\i\ ■ii;i i:i by the Junior Century Chd>, wUl Comp Demps^, Niantic. Oommis- books in final pceparatkw for a in the life of the boat country. Included to the changes wiH be Dr. Ward be held S^>t 26 at 2 and 8:16 sioning ceremonies will take place year of shuty in Denmark under Hdgenon wiH first attoid a removal of the front veranda, and Mil, lu ll !' I.')!l'. p.m. at the StoUer-Hilton Hotel, in September 1964. the auq>icies of the Scandinavian extension of the buildbig 16 feet idwit arimitatian course in Den­ (uirli \ 11 li’ M * .' - ■ I * Hartford. 'Itckete may be pw- Training began July 27 and will Seminar for Cultural StndleB. mark, then will lire with two Dan­ to the south. Thia wUI permit the chaaed from Mrs. Donald For- continue Oirough Aug. 10. During Arthur L. Holgeraon. son of Mr. ish famUies for a month each to additkm of a new parlor on the Clash stnom, 151 Tanner St. the winter there will be 10 week­ and Mrs. Arthur M. Holgeraon of gain a fluengr in the language. first floor, and Uie creation of a Passes at end academic sessions at the Bris­ 280 KeUy RBoston lands and in Tranberg, Norway. EST. Methodiat Church, will serve as Candidate McGill, a native of where they are -10 a.m. to 8 p.m. CHILDREN'S hospital chaplain next we^. University School of Law in June, At BpstogCeid C M I^ Holger- For Sale Watertoury, will begin his studies Visitors are requested not to and received his B_A. from the » is in the American Studies LONDON (AP) — A medical R o u r id u p Is H o ttest at the Salvation Army School for smoke in patient’s rooms. No more University of Connecticut In 1956. program.' to a member of Alpha HEALTH SAND or Rent bulletin a said today Dr. Stephen Hie Rev. and Mra. C. Henry Oflficer’B Training, Now York City, than two visitors at one time per After his graduation from Phi Omega fraternity and the Ward’s life appeared to be ebbing Anderson of 157 Pitkin St. re- in the fall. patient. UConn, Findeil enlisted in the UB. rarimming team, and is president away. tunted Wednesday from a month's He received hla B.S. and M.S. Air Force, and was discharged of the Outing Chib. W. H. ENGLAND ‘"Ihere is increasing difficulty Since 1953 vacation. They spent two weeks degrees at Central Connecticut with the rank of first lieutenant in Upon con^iletton of the seminar mCDICfl in keeping him alive," said a NECAP Promises at Cranberry Lake, Spencer Mass., Patients Today: Z04 State College, and was chairman I960. IKOgtam next wring, he plana to LUMBER C O . spokesman fen* St. Stephen’s Hos­ and two weeks at C^pe Cod and of the Engliah department at Can­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mra. return to complete hto undergradu­ PHflRfnflCY pital where Ward, 50, was rushed, Sit-ins Monday PAXMUNJOM, Korea beaches in Oonnecticut and Rhode Beverly Bouffard, 83 Waddell Rd.; A graduate of Manchester High “ A t the G ieen»—4M9-5201 ton High School. He is presently School bi 1952. he Is married to ate atudtos and go on to graduate J6 NNB.IWMg.AI. unconscious, We^esday morning (AP)—Amid reports of new Ttdswtl Faster Anderson will employed as program idng nuclear wmitai Ga.. during South Africa. mittee here. Monday. House Republicans, GOP leaders your side’s iptentioo to destroy it- TOS. O d o r T V . .Dr. Ralph taqPP- ‘*n»« pwbtoto ptora across the African diplomats said they "Tfds does not change my al- While the test-ban negotiations said the tr^lity would be in the srif. I demaiid that you take the X LOCATIONS sUlI one o f bolUatics and d ectron - legtonoe and I am atHl a Drano- fallowing actions without delay:’* 976 MAIN STREET toe Ubtieistty of have drawn up a tentative resolu­ were still under way in Moscow, interest of all Americans only “ if Ica. And all toeae praUems can uaiiuei atty was de- tion that would have the 11-nation c i ^ ’’ she said. Khrushchev proposed other steps "1 . Pi event your hlooiUhiraty WE NOW GIVE • SaHrtIf IpiWit be pursued without atmoopbeilc n o . council put South Africa under an Mra. Fawcett, wide of the bkia- for easing East-West tensions. (Continued ea Page Tw«) j marauders fram entering our por- testa.” to sparial arms and embargo and crack trator Roheirt Fawcett, said the tton of the DMZ (demilitaiiaed WEEKEND SPECIAL GREEN Nevertheless Lapp, wbo wurtad reaignationB would leave her freer 'aonel and the territory mder toe TURNPIKE PLAZA at Savaa- down with a full economic and STAMPS—! 766 BIIDME TFK^ EAST on the devdopmoef of the fbat "a basis has bean diplomatic boycott. The measure to work for good government contnd of our aide.... Next to Popular Market atom bomb but is no toogor a ______sAieh it is hoped” aira would call for South Africa’s nwvement in Ridgefield’s town ••2. Take immediate steps to ALCOA ALUMINUM • 2 0 S «. iNch Some erttiea of the elated with toe govenmieBt’a —iWiMNy that racAll haimamj would be im- suspension from U.N. member­ election Oct. 7. Arlene, First Hurricane keep your murdering bandits toi- clear or missile projecto. piimed- Dedaite wnrac not.disclosed. ship. The thdrd party group, com­ der control and on 3rcair sida of ICOMBINATION WINDOWS BUY RCA VICTOR FROM these JjaUistlcs and f ypri f d fsan toe Soviet hare been con- Sponsors o t the move said that posed of Republicans and Decno- the military demarcation Hne. probleins would be tWTlmlt to may be abend of toe todted States interests and Ghana, Morocco and the Philip­ orats, recently filed petltiona with "3 . Punish severely all those I T hIw solve. to devdepment of a ' pines were consulting other coun­ the town cierk to get on the bal­ killers of your side arfao partici­ POnERTON AND YOU Hilary r.itTTtHvt-if- |Ifcgtw toodera to the Georgia sea- Beats Toward San Juan ALCOA ALUMINUM President Kennedy went aran violeaee erupted a cil members to see how much of lot. pated in these intrusions, amhnah- further at is news conferanee the resolution would win approval. In a statement, the good govern­ es and murders. Sen. Barry Gokhrater, RrArtz., ment group expressed its “concern "4 . Punish tbooe leaders of your COMBINATION DOOR Thursday, saying: ceased mass demon- The United States was under­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Hurricane^ing toward the west-northwest at "The problem of daveloping a for *"-*-■*— criticimJ Kennedy's anartedoD. 8 .C., after. stood to (eel tha ta council call over toe quaMty of public schools, aide who planned and ordered "sd h n g Arlene, the season’s first, beat a about 14 miles per hour BRING YOUR NEXT BUY EXPERIENCE defense against a miatole to be­ "Little change in size or inten­ such bestiaL unprovoked artinns. yond us, and beyond toe Sovtata. fie and I ea FBga Three) I (Continoed on Page Two) (Oontinned on Page Three) foamy path toward the west-north­ "5 . Begin complying with evray technically. And I think many wbo logical ahiB^ very tonet.' sity of the storm is expected dur­ provision of the armistice agree­ He said there west in the tropical Atlantic today ing the next 12 to 24 hours." the PRESCRIPTION BCA piMweced aod deveiotied odor feieriuoii. work in It feel that peibepa it can Weather Bureau said. ment winch your side has ao fla­ never be succestonlly aceora- "that toe Rnastons have not gained' with winds up to 1(X) mile.s per grantly vioteled for over K) 3reais. .5 0 hour. Hurricane hunter planes flew in piished.” a very snbtoanttol advantage over: “ The patience of the pcc{da of SOLD BY POTTEBTON’S SINCE 1954 ■i to tMs Odd I reoBOB d todr The San Juan. Puerto Rico, to the vortex of the storm ■ from HERE S'l The President’s remazks rang 7 Puerto Rico and continued obser­ alarm bells In amne Pentngor dr- Weather Bureau said the full- on F aga Installed on page Tarn) j grown hurricane, under close ob­ vations at close range throughout cles,. parUculaily toe nrmy wUdt servation by reconnaissance air­ the night. OUR SERVICE IS craft, was approximately 1,000 The storm was days away--from BUY DEPENDABILITY miles east-southeast of San Juan the United States, and forecasters PROMPT. COURTEOUS and 2,000 miles from the Florida said it was too early to speculate BCA VICIXHL "New Vista” TV featnia Ahqoim Lapdis^ Adviser to Pre^j^nts coast. on whether it would ever strike B u U e t m s RCA Space A gt Sealed Q tm itry diat gives niisar* Winds up to 100 miles per hour land. ATLANTIC COAST INDUSTRIES The hurricane gew out of a sus­ whirled around a small area near C«Be4 froM AP Wires FREE DELIVERY—TEL. M l 9-9«14 'onnaace — eliminates moce than 200 TEL 643-8438— ROUTE 44A, BOLTON, CONN. Guilty on Five Tax Charges^ the center, and gale force winds picious area in the centra! Atlantic hand-*ddered connections. extended 175 miles in the northern which the Tiros weather satellite semicircle and 75. miles in the spotted Wednesday. ALASKAN QUAKES PINE PHARMACY ’ INSTALLED — SERVICED — GUARANTEED NEW YORK (AT) lamra southern semicircle. NEK YORK (AP) — At 11 p.m. the storm was mov- (Continued oa Page Two) 664 CENTER ST.—MANCHESTER BY POTTEBTON’S OWN TECHNICIANS Lnndia, advladr to to the outspoken ertUe of tlcas by baada of Bd- I UaiicaaRy The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS agencies, will be g k p N D OPEN 80 on (adaral dmigos of not to Ms Barry No Bed^ Says Fulbright LyacK. BUY SATISFACTION income tax returns. on gtoh y legist. aoM Me first The former Harvard at TrStjM ajB . E FLETCHER RLASS CO. or MANCHEgrEB Law School dean, who hen Despite Coannihilation Policy II r r Tsf at 7d6-41 Deposits mode Monday, August 5, Tuesday, THURSDAY S Q L Ugh &i ’ celoe tobN ddivecs three federal agondra at aozl Lyacfe row Sovisyi flatWal nnhif ' o f No I August 6 and Wodnesdoy, August 7 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE a pewrerfal 2i ,000 veb times, pleaded gidlty FUdaj A ehargea that ha had toflod to WHEN YOU t h i n k OF WASHINGTON (AP) — Pokingf>hls views to those of the rulers of Fark. returns from 1186 80. a pn Communist Oiina. I am sure this GLASS. THINK OF FLETCHER GUARANTEED SATISFACTION SINCE 1981 In a to tha fun. Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark. % TIU 9 PJL when his taeonie was sold to has suggested that the key to. the is purely coincidental." FIK E UNI OONTBOL OlHDfRB DURANT ST. { ceed $880,000. “ The senator from Arizona LAKTON. I. (A P I— F b a o f toe foreign policy favored by Sen. m Earn Lnndia. 81, has paid toe w »w Barry Goldwater "is a ‘bold,’ opposed to coexistence." said Ful­ S CVS as a s a ^ In w LARGE QUARTERS TO » V E YOUR NODS! ment $94,408—toreeJonrtha o f ‘courageous’ and ‘determined’ pol­ bright, chairman of the Foreign toe taxes due and Ae root pn icy of coannihilation.’’ Relations Committee. "So are the past tsra d s^ PLENTY o r FRONT AND SEAR PARKINe ties and iatraest. Chinese Communists. The senator RCA VICTOR |S COLOR TV He could draw as mneh as i in a satiric speech to the Sen­ ate Friday. Fulbright said he is opposed to the nuclear trat-hon Dividends years to prison. AUTO GLASS MSTALLED wished to thank the Arizona Re­ treaty: so are the Chinese Cbm- from August 1st U.8 . Atty, Bobact M. IEm i publican (or haying “ unequivocally munists. The senator thinks it is GLASS FURNITURE TOPS thau, wbo touuiM toe c toe F t. 9 B Member of Federal THE MOST TRUSTED NAME M TELEVISION expressed his opinion" that Demo­ cowardly to try to avoid nurlear against t i h toe am of for­ war; so do the Chinese Commu­ Deposit Inauraaoe Corp. MIRRORS (I Ed Door! mer Treasary Oecratory Henry C tofl crats are not Communists and Oa- that the Ctommunlst party has not nists. , Morgenthan Jr., a colleagiir of toe "I am confident that no fair- PICTURE IMG Cdi typnl defendant during the New Deal captured control of the Democrat­ ic party, "even though, in the view minded American will misinter­ WMDOW PLATE G l ^ days of tth lOSOa. of the senator from Arizona, the pret the interesting parallel be-; aviites anchester Asked if LnmUs hnd paM hto wltb a program of the Democratic ad­ tween the sraator’s views oa these raattpra and those of the Chinese MAIN OFFICE WfSr BRANCH CX>NTRAOT(Ntt: WE HAVE IN STOCK ment inveatlgathsi of toora. Mop- ministration is viewed with favor EAST BRANCH by the Communists.” Commimists." , 28 5 Fast Center St. MEDICINE CAMNETS cmd SHOWER DOORS genthan r^iBed that Goldwater was not. immediately Manchester Parhadi- usually dens not resed In return, Fulbright said he | ■HURSDAY Cor. Lenox St. West Midctle Turnpike ESm tAtaB GLADLY GIVEN Twin Brothers React Differently wished to state “ my own ufaequlv- available for eonuncat oa FM-I qnsiBt taxes a re paid brli^t’s Hiaaiah, Hia ofttoa aaid| CLOSED SATURDAY 1 PJf^—CIAMED IHUBTOAY Potterton’s bdenail Ravenna En E raactaatiaB ia hto left ana in Lns Angrito, while tiwin ocal opinion that tha sapator from BOTH BRANCHIS OPEN FRIDAYS Ic 8 pm. EVENINGS DURING JUNE. JULY aai AUGUST 130 CBITER ST. CORNER of CHURCH ^ ta tlM rigta. am . H m obofa wIQ give tba porenta, Ariaona is not a Communist either, CAP X teta fta ). daajpttojfta almUarlty at aoma at B4TDBDAT, AUGUST S, 1988 MANGHBSTBR ITENING HERALD. MANCHjSHTBR. ODNK lATURDAY. AUGUST S. 1 9 « Hochp&hB-Vemon I RHLTH South Windsor World News 1 lyMIAeifA.fleBUUh | Air N-Tests Unneeded SheiRwold on Bridge Aronson in Foreground m T m R S A M f OONNECnoN In B rief 2nd Appraisal HEART A c r a a « Church Rite8 Protests Flare AMP HEMT NMfE»1 TOKYO (AP) Communist . oom BAO BO im f l a t < For Antmiiissile AfissOe SOUTH WINDSOR—Ftarian N. For Acting Manager 7Set Sept. 21 CUna today that Pra- MAT NAT BR WDUB Sclied^edin m l e r __ ichev*s 'TMtrayal o f By ALFRED BHEINWOID Deaiocber, 92, of 836 Fteasant tba Soviet people” in agradnr to Tou aomatlmes aee people carry VaUey Rd., diod yesterday at 8C Town Counsel Irving Aronsmi, whose name Democratic di- n m R sv. Tbom ss C. OTCeB. ] a Bueloar test-ban 'treaty trill lead In Six Centers PYancte Hcspftal, Hartford. t w tib fauainani aa usual even Mr. DceroCber was born April rectora apparwitly Dried to supiM-ess when they appointed Po­ Renewal Area tor of St Mergaiet Mery cm to Us downfaU. o «^ their houses and shops are W sdttortal la Iba Psktag Pso- uniDg around them. TUs Is very 12, 1901 in Hotyoke, Maaa. He lice Chief James Reardon acting general manager in Febru­ annoances that Itae dedicaliei 1 1 ^ lived to South Wtadaor for many Tbe Moond acquWtk* anifmiMl I's D aily, v d e a o f the eouMgaous, but not very aenslMe. An apparent truce was declared ary, will be put up for the post at a directors meeting at 8 the new dnirdi hnlldiBg 1 party, eaUsd tha tart r t WBItomatoB. N.CL. alter state yeam and was an operator of «( pimxrty to tbe Rockville r»- Tha aama diattoctlaB exists hi pjn. on Aug. 8 in the Municq)ol-> place on Saturday. Sept. 31. “a UA.4k>vlrt alUanca certain bridge hands. afllriala had mat eeparatdy wifli hoavy equipanent for 'White Oak BuihHng hecuing room. north of tbe dam site, and weted ■ development area begtM mext 10:30 aJB. The Most Rev. Heee rt China, pore and rtm ^' North deuar. I VsTf t town leaders and Ncgroea serttog Oonstmetion Oo. On the agenda, the Hem reada prorride protection for the dam and ' ««ed(. H»e oimouncement woo ORrieli, Aichbiabop of Tbs editorial was. broadcast by Kaat-Wert vnhiarahto. Uni hdvgratton of pabBc aecoounoda- Survlvora tochMe hia wife, Mrs. j aee if the Board of Direotora access to the Pond. f O v . will officiate at tbe laying ^ tbs New China News Agmey and Opening lead—Nine of Hearta. ttoaa. Protest matrties have been Bertha GoodeU Desrooher; three will name the Town Counsel to the New buaineaB stated for the m ode today by CSarMtce M cCarthy. A I U 9 t1 S;t sons. Florian N. Dearodier Jr. of Inad of tbe Rodcvine Redevdcp- com erstone and tb s felesBtag monltecad hors. Daclarw won tha first trick to staged 13 nigUs to a row. port of Acting General Manager." Tuesday meeting tecludes kc- the church. PiadtoUiig Sia Izaaty duiqmy with the jack of haarta hi Honywood BUm HditorB Lo­ Wilson, TTwodore Dearocher of The general manager'a office ceptaivo of six storm water aewer t a t n t A gency. South Windsor and Raymond The ftiot appraiaal waa carried The peuiah of St Sanaa BlmBhelMv*8 ovarihrow. It oonragaonaty led the eix ot cal mM It eoidd not accept would not say whether (Jeneral easements in the Roekledge area, Mary was eetsMiehed by added, **Svauluany. aay d laa from dummy. The hand « i HAACP demand that Negroes Desroeber of TTiompaonviUe; three Manager Richard Martin was where town storm drains empty on oat two years ago. Government daughters, Mrs. Lionel Young at regulations require two separate OTBrien tm S ep t 34, 3981. whirii tNtiaya tbm Sovirt UUoa abort to btow up in bis face, he amigned to fihn-maktog creara recommendteg Atty. Aronson by private property, and a quitclaim y e s . HEART A m C K S ARE wQl dsflnitdy and to tsOnrs. » s ’w w Folsom. Oahf., Mrs. Gilbert Ber­ specifying "town counsel’’ on the deed from an easement from St. eyprei—lo by qualified independent breaking ceremonies took but South wasn’t going to rtiow OB a quota baais. R was the third m o s t com m on a t t h e LONDON, Ont .(AP) — A nard of Apple Valley. Calif., and Barthrtomew's Church, where a appraisers. year later on Sept. 33. Ftr tba the white feather. HoBywood craft miion to take such agenda. BEGINNMG QT A HEAT pmmd u is u Mim Ann Dearocher of South The new appoUHment is requir­ .simtlar sitaation prevails. M cC arth y returned recently past two years, puirideams ■art took tba ace of qiadae and NAVE BCfiORE TME B O P / farm It O etom r am axantly W indsor; a sister, 1 ^ . Elva Star ed because Reardon's appotntment Another quitclaim deed, irom ft«m Nenr York'and a omiauKallDn been attending Maaa at led another heart Daelarar lad well afford to riuar the haarta In Dallaa, Tax., Joan Dorsey, 33. CAN APJUST TO THE HEMl achods and are. at preasrit part o f aw Obamea lu laaaar ■nr- of HaeerdvlHe and 17 grandchil­ was bo run orty through the end the Manchester Water Oo. for vMt with officials of tbe Housing WiilSi C I ■III liiiw sree another trump to Wert’s king, later, thus ftirtlcaling that ■ » an h M rite la eager to start work as South Windsor High Sebod mtanwa tbe Sovtot Union lamicbed bask earns a dtomond w a the flrat Negro atawardeas for dren. of the 1962-63 ' fiscal year, which property at the southwest earner . and Home Finance where he re- ^ h i t iwniii*»w A pa>snem o t 31.200 to Mrs. main entrance facade of ‘.iBeats Toward San Juan u part ef tha aputalk’B boat aand 60 cants to Bridge Book, tery, East Hartford. Ft has been usual, in the port, Elaine Ward, to settle for a fafl After the appraisal report is to, on A«g. 11. On Aug. 18, Andrew Not ao admirable tttryou hiairt Manehestar Bva. EtoraM, Box SMA and brick in contempomiy riilald. Ha doaerlbad 1 it as "BrtiW Friends may call at the funeral to appoint either the town counsel she took when she stumbled over ^Ihe government agency must con- Morgan will lead earvloea and on piece of glaaa” wtfli ” a Httla btt oa making a cold ooatract when Grand Oential atatl^ New Tort J'.'- home tonight'from 7 to 9 and to­ or the controller to act in the ab­ '’our on prices for property before rign. The exteriar is af atom TWndward you can. North Korea Warned / a hole in the aidewalk on Mate St. Aag. 36, Amos Wdcefleld. of avarytbhig to tt” 17, N .T . morrow from 3 to 4 and 7 ko 9 sence of General Manager Richard approval is actually ^ven for ac­ brick with Hmestone pacato. I mtnre far Altar an. It Irtt too hard for on Feb. 14. 1963, Mr. and Mrs. James Soott Er. ed i^aas windows tsere MOOCDW (AP) — Premier p-m. Martin. quisition. will sing tomorrow. J. Curtis Rob­ Iky LL Fat- South to aae the danger of a heart A payment of 3850 to Mtea throuighoat tbs rhiirrti Tbs Kbruabchev to oagar to Oortroaer Jky Bkhnger had re­ Elaine Word, to settle for a taS McCarthy said he is confident erts on Aug. 11, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ruff. Why ahould he draw tnimpa rectory mstdies tbe dmtgB renewad flgfating batwam Bidto /as Banal vriien tUa w ill gtva tha signed, however, and Atty. Aron­ she took on a )oee manbote cover ' that acquisitions can begin this erta on Aug. 18, and Thomaa l>ai^ and Rad (5hhm, R . K Nohru, Malaya Bound son JiMt previousiy submitted a fSah. The appraisal is expected to construction of the rkunrk catty Sark. opPOBrtita tlm a to gat th u r ru ff? Bcieamime C olorfiU Board to Talk at Elm St. and Hartford Rd. on man on Aug. 36. work was done by the rankliig member of Am Indian claim again tbe town (br minor Nov 7, 1962. She had been aaking take a month to six weeks. Ap- Organist for Augtiat, daring tbs Ht t o a aquaU Daelarar riwold lead dnminy’a Oonstruetton Go. ri af Puerto Ri- Ftoraign Mtoistry, told m m TORK — Tba tran damage which he said bis car sus­ 35.000 m a threatened court ac­ ' praisal Oonsuttanta of Oonneatl- vaoation o f M im ESdffii Raam ni, FViday. queen of dlamoiida taatead of a On Target Date About Water, tained what H Mt an unfilled pot «Dt wil oondixt the property Many iHgnttarito o f the Cau tonmp at tha second trick. Ha tion will be Ifias Card Weber. Church are aapeetad to attml But ha raflised to aomment oa luxury atiailniaBta, la to hole on E. 'MkkSe Tpke.—a riaim "We are thoroughly satisfied •VBlU&tkKL Hospital Hates ar TatnaH west to her rescue. wtna tha heart return and caehea dedlcstioii. The catty Sark, owned by Mrs. reports the Soviet Uidori had of- To mart tUa damaad ooa 1 Sewer Works subsequently, ^ referred to and______aet-_ with the current oustodiai service Affected by the redevelopment Admitted yesterday: John Baa- farad Btdto gnond-to-aouBd tha ktag and jack ot dtomonda to For Federation ■ Town Counsel ' project are over Id acres tai tbe Mike Burke ef Miami Beach, had disoazd two hearts from tba dum- txanrbaa oome op wtih more Gm s at the town hhraries.” saya Wil- tts,. 83 Grand Ave.; Fbater Mc­ Wairantee Deads: N. K. B1 a crew ef three aboerd and was ground-to-air mlaailas. Bm aald be SO ookm of an extertor-giBda ae- t . The Town Board of Directors has Arnold Klau and Oenerol Jtemger | Buckley, chairman of (he bsak of tbe dty. Final federal Lain, RFD No. 3, Rockville. had not dlscumsd detalto of mili­ P ege Ob») Martte. ford to M. F. Biar. jmppsitj i flnnilk^ haavOy. takas an tha haarta out of tMatoa-rakiforcad panel wMh a ■ V scheduled a special meeting for. ______. I Ubrary board, “we think (be oort * gOTerament appronal for tbe re- Bbtbs Toatarday: A aon to Mr. Allen Dr.; W. C. M M sm to 4 tary aid hi talks wtOx Khnabcbar nswrml project baa stil not been the dummy and guarantaas the panmanantiy oolorad mineral aar- Tuesday, Aug. IS, at 8 p.m. In the I ^**“*Jg’ “ is reasonable, and would like to and Mra Roland Toat. 96 Orchard InCbanoe, property a t482OsJ and other Sovirt nffl rials. to determine wbether' tbe people hearing room of the Municipal i i continue the present contracL" received but MdCariby expects ap­ SL; a daughter to Mr. and Mia. PALSaoCO. Sicily (AP)—] contract stooe dummy cannot be imam fo r h o rt haiBonar iaelB gB aad Ave.; R. C. Ttohisy to F. I.. overruffed except by the see or thara want to Join the federation. Building, to conaltJer five proposals Ubrarv board is aaking the proval wfll oome before the and touia Duboe, 36 Windsor Ava vis, propstty on R t 8; C. F .: ralentloaa antl-Mbfto ^ of Septemfw. Barry No Red, Says Fidhright ktog of ig^rt. Prime Miniater Ttmku Abdul for water and sewer construction, i hfc^iSS^ln v c Realty Iric. to J. J. Dams PoUee said their moatfa-old the verge rt agreement when tbey „mmrtng Rt. 83 fpom Dart HHU Rd. when it orashed with the EJaiton vehicle heading south on Rt. 83. St. to Main St ‘ “ SKy BVeiaug oouege, umvetaity m t y OB raikkls Dr.; A. R. tands for erackdowB on tha Mafia had ylrid- "THE STRIPPER” St. ed aBDcatiooB from tbe parking and youthful readers, to aak U.N. Secretary- The two women were rushed to the hospital In a police cruiser. The aocidenit Is under investign- meter fimd, to leroe and improve | Waiver of competitive bidding of Hartfotd who have oained to A. Li. Nswton, pmp—4y * as locial Sseuri- ed 3,000 persons tor questioning, tiU-4tW-ti« Geaeimi U Thant to resolve the Dean's Ust honora for the 1982- dartiujari C* *frss- Wasi Fat Bssaa . Naner ■ m a tkn by OOnotahie WMliam liswell. A head-on collision Mionday cm R*. 83 in which three men Town Manager Richard Martin three lower Main St. parking lots. | requirements is being ariced tor with 600 held In Sicilian Jails. coBtetnaray. wrte injured, one criticaMy, book place alt Loveland HUl Rd., a short dirtance from the acene of to­ and Fire Chief William C. Mason gad to t o destitute OTTAWA (AP) — Canada wfll ”T1w Main A ffreclleii” Originally broi^bt up fbr a vote two other town aotivitiee—a con­ Life Ebbs, W. WarTkmtol. propssiw « Itoriteln refUerd Friday to day’s accident. (Herald photo by Saternis). ______agree that additional water is need­ sukant to study exparusion rt the Tbs report, id eased by Dr. P uk im al olattrHIcatloo dritvar a b ort $308 mUMon worth ____ ki oalsr 4d(-td6_____ st the July buBteeos meeting, ac­ St; B, P. B tn ^ to X. U reactoft vuIIiik to the Boniao terri- ed in the hospital area for fire Charter'Dak St. well for the Water oM Poe, proroet, represent high propaity at 487 Flag ■ priro stqiporta, '’which of wheat to Rod China under Ai^. n. The hard- tion was tabled ia deference to •freedom’ of John E. Dawson, 28, of MMdle- protection. Recent insurance com­ Mayor Francte J. Mrtx>ney. eteent DepC, and a data processing ser­ sfliniaeHr. achievement by pact- “ Gtop^to R. H. three year agreamort kteteyan poaklea appeared pany surveys have also indicated tima evening students. to Bva to poverty a Aug. , tbe Trade MtoUtry •TOART "AMAZenm town, murder, breakiiig and enter­ from tbe meeting and inkererted vice to handle automated clerteal — 24 STARS — OF A OF to base f «»»■* muecle from the Auto Crashes the need for additional water facili­ work for the town Rrii'lriBhj redpienta are Bdwaid Hope Dies Boualiig Gbtm to A . G. eaadidight; pob- Bounced Friday. State N ew s ing, and larceny; George D. Holt, In Main at. pcObtems. i nrbaa roBewal, MADMAN” BOMB” BriUah atemL ties on Haynes St. The consultant, the Stephen B. T. Donaehoy Jr., 98 Tawneice a t; property ob V s iliy Under the agreement, aimUar to There was no weed when the 30, o f Plalnvilde, and Marion C. TTte three areas techide kxs at b e ‘ fraa- By extending the water main Forart and Mate Sta, to cart Church Co., did all developmant fbands W. R eg^ 35 Dailey Ck- TTwitoig Ootp. to one the two nations negcriated *TIm LMCMt Dr|’ Inale’ ’ S in d m tteee government tWefa would Miller, 18, of New Britain, break- Injure Eight, from an existing trunk main on E. de, sod Mias Maiy U Drtel, 301 our people to 1961, O itoa w ill buy 113 mflitnn tm -S d t- aaert ngaln. The aoramit baa been and entering wiith criminal in­ 39.000; brtween Oak and Mhple wvirk on the Charter Oak St. writ. txny, property on Fnator S t; T< dm a ^ O ban 1:89-848-806 S'.W Middle Tpke., the work will also and in the The data processing oontiwrt X h w B t. For W ard ------" to R. D. to 1S8 mllUon bushels ef Canadian extended tmm day enlfl Smiday. Roundup tent and conai^racy to break and take care rt additional water for S t. to oort 30,000; wheat. ED. WoM DIsatgr'a enter w4th criminal Intent; and PurneO Faricing aroa, to oort would go to the firm which art iq> property ob SUNDAY ymitfarooiis 3 P.M. "8nvax* 8am” The foreign mlnirtera of Indo- Damage Store fire protection at the High School. Men* eta of tba congregation GoUwator has I lia (Sanartlan governm ant again ■aate. Malaya and the PhUtoptnea James B. Cliff, 26, of New Britain, 36.000. the automationa system for han­ It dear that to oppoeea co- (CeeMneed from Page One) Also on the agenda will, be con­ w S onnrtunt aervioea a t R oekvaie (OsBttoaed tram Page Ob M win finance the credit offered rapertedly agreed today to bar conspiracy to break and enter sideration of a prc^xieal to con­ TTie appropriatioaa would take dling motor vehicle asseoemente. I Onmmimist China by the Canadian NTiaat with criminal intent. A total of eight peraona were In­ a total rt 332.00 from the parking The Brookhaven Corp. is ask­ Mertbodiat OaMOh this month aay ndditinnal foreign miUtaiy iknanttofnftkiin with leederahip or jured, two drivers were arrested, struct trunk sanitary sewers from wfaBa tb e R ev. U uirencs M. n o , Beside his bed an alectrocardio- worida. He Board. baana to thetr countries. The restaurant Janitor who died Hartford Rd., genertily along Bid- meter fund, now rt rtightly more ing to add 45 homes In dastonbury to fol- control of the existing peitiea, and as a result of a beating adminis­ and a Highland Park grocery was than 336.500. on to the town water system. pastor, is on vacation. graph machine measiiras Us taR- Sndi an agreement would pre­ the growing need for new faces well Brook, and on Keeney St. eitav heartbeats. : llw aanatar oonaidars it H o v i n g A Bu s Ii m s s i i i m ' s L b b c Ii ? tered on the night of the burglary dam aged In two separate 2-car The dtoeCton hope to alleviate > There are now about 200 homes Tbe Rsv. and lOm m i left July sort . rf’shHubmu t of Soviet bases in tewro hall offices.” crashes this morning. Consideration of this proposal is tor OBB aide or the other Bostneas problems seem lighter whm a in nertralirt Indonesia, the teig- was Henry Rolbdllard, 73, o f Bris­ parking problems nsxt year by | seryed fresn the Line at. filter " 39 and win vacation through Aug. Ward la allowed no visitora ex­ ttw Cnmmunlst ride Pottertons Mark deUckNiB teach la aeeved to ym la Mrs. Fawcett also leveled ertt- Ivan N. W asilieff, 18, of 84 Har­ considered urgent, In view of the ' 36. Tba Rsv. Ifr. HiO plans to atu- cept relaUvee. His alsterdn-law, ert o f the three netVwia with tol. He was found trussed up with present, and expected future de­ creating a apectel taxing dirtrict, i ptent; Glastoilbury has no w^er a t OBca.” PeOtea graeioua and friendly stylet lotem rt what rite oaUed the "ele­ knotted tabledoths on the morning lan St., was charged with caus­ to tax mertiasnts fbr major park­ djr daring tbe time at tbe Boston Rathleen Ward, niahsd to tbe hoa- of abort MO mllUoii. velopment, in the southwest sec­ system, and is otherwise ssrrsd ments of the lunatic right.” She of June 25. ing an accident by failure to obey ing iiiiprovem ente in the Miain St. ^Area Metbochst Pastorr Asseiribly pttal Friday evening from her 25th Anniversary tea received an esti­ said such persons ware working tion of town. l^’ the Metropoiitan Dirtrict from A safe containing 82,100 had a 'stop sign, after an accident East Hartford. " i a N ew HMwpiStiTis nome ball a mile away attar an mated total 81 hmion in Soviet with both major partlea in Ridge­ about 1 a.m. at Highland and FTnonoing rt tha prx)poaed pro- military hardware. been stolen. TTte iwvtong m eter fund inccHne Two re-subdivisiona, both al­ Bunday woeahlp duriag August urgent telephone calL B w husband, Ibr. and Mr% George A. Potter- field, but dW not get more spe­ It was neariy a month later, on Wyllys Sts. Jeot would probably t>e' aocom- Raymcmd, Ward'a brother, was al­ ton of 171 Avery St will be feted Soorcea aald the agreemert phshed by a bond teaue, perbopa was aUminated when tbe directora ready approved by the town plan­ c i e . July 21, that RoblUard died. State Police said Frederick Senkbeil, ordered the parking meters re­ ning commission and both chang­ ready at tbe bosidtal, prepart Kush Russia Bound at a family dinner toni^t for would be aulnnitted to tbe three She has been a representative of 18, of 49 Gardner St., was travel­ as high aa 3100.000. since assess­ Physical flinam guvcium ert etrfeffa for approval. Police said they had been unable moved foom Main St. in January: ing only the lay-out rt two home for his second all-night vigil. their 35th wedding annlveroary, tbe 24th Diatriot, including Ridge­ to interrogate him because of his ing west on Highland St. when ments wot tacrease man rt the Capitol Reg;ion Plan­ place some of those to the flower- Potterton, who will enter Grade HARTFORD (AP)—The State ing two large plate glass windows of a aborm sewer on Loomis St. banked room. Most of the flowers Bowen: Laurel Oracne, at nilng Junior High School next except matenrity. | skin diving club the tax load on any townspeople ning Agency, uill discuss the US Balks Over Public Utihtiee Commission has and damaging the store front. Since all rt tha Reserve Fund exccfH osvning property in the CRPA sponsored Northeast Refuse CLOSED FOR sent by anonymous demors. haved, Bonnie Irwto, krt ft to liwe. H yoai d o , p*eae they aro 2 to 4 pjn., aad demonstrate physical fitness to­ John Devanney, owner of the fan. scheduled a hearing for Aug. 13 has already been tentatively as­ Main 8t. area. Stndy rt Town Ehigineer Walter The hospital reported it had re­ Keenan, Hvelient; Ham7 Dekacty- TTm Pottertons were married I 8:89 to 9 pLaa. aad private rooma, morrow by staging a 60-mile swim market, was out of town this ceived 600 teleUione Inquiries, moat lovable; Altyaon MoOrt, w m A . July 37, 1988, to Woodbury, and r evaa pre- „Bea« they are 19 aja. to 8 pjn. in waters the state health depart­ on the Sdiort Line's prt^josal to signed by the Board rt Direotora, The direotora wM consider art- Fuss and Rockville City Engineer VACATION Boycott Asked morning, and could not be reached the Board murt decide whether to ting a date for a pubhe hearing mainly from women who bad nev­ unusual. have Uved in Manchester for 35 rt the dto-lvMiM am .psantoi art to ment says are polluted. discontinue a 7:10 am. bus trip for an estimate of damage, al­ Miltcxi Johnson. . reccanmending a AUGUST S-10 er met Ward. Buckley: Debbie Denm hB^ yeara. TTi^ have Just retnnied , N e m ore “If this swim is for the promo­ from New London to Hartford. though witnesses said it was con­ give this item priority over some on the tax dirtriot. and another on four town incinerator to serve cutest; Diane Johnatw, kart tokha; tion of physical fitness and good AJbout 12 o f the line’s custom ers other, alreedy aasigned item,, or an ordinance that would require Manchester. Vernon. Bolton and After being scorned, ridiculed Far S. A frica from a vacatlan' to tbe Marittme siderable. reaidente ntoving from town to South Windsor. Re-Opening and reviled as a ringniaster of a Patty Goes, kiggeat; Provinces of Canada. physical health, it’s a funny way have proteated. Wasilieff and two passengers in to. finance the project in some hurt, smallest. to do it." State Health Commis­ other way. have certificates proving tax pay­ The directors will discuss plans sensational aex-clrcus. Ward has Mra. Pottertem is a homa eco­ his car, Bruce Hopper, 18, 604 N. for a bi-monthly meeting with oth­ Monday, Angnst 12 become to many a frightened, Charter Oak: Jokn a Page One) nomics teacher at Ming Junior Patleata TSday: 399 sioner Fitmklin M. Foote said yes­ DODD DEFENDS CONTRACT Main St., and Charles Wharton. 18, In addition, the Board will be ments are up to date. behaved; ffirt Chon ADMITTBDTBSmDAT: Mra. terday. WASHINGTON (AP) - ^eo. asked to consider an allocation rt The propoaed teov would be en­ er town boards, propoote by Re­ lonely man whose life Is ebbfaig Kgh School. Her husband Is a 118 Porter St., were treated at forced through tbe cooperation rt publican Director Harlan Taylor. away. Mark DelGreco, amal tor a break to dtplomatle and aoo- 1935 graduate of the Unlveralty of OKve Duchwm th. 135 Spruce SL; He was referring to the plans of Thomae J. Dodd, D-Oonn., has Manchester Memorial Hospital for 33,800 from the Water Department P eiro, moat nrnwni noaale relatinna would constitute Itoa. Aline LaD oc. 874 TtoUand tbe Gillman Club of Hartford to defended & defense department de- Reserve Fund for oversize pipe, movteg oompeniea obsertvant town Miss Keener telephoned the hoa- Connecticut and has taught bio­ whiplash injuries and discharged. police, or the telephone or light pital several times to inquire Nelson, thoroughbred. enforcement action which it could logical sciences at Manchester Tpke.; Mtoiiart Stephens. 423 E. conduct the relay swrlm in the cishHi awarding Polaris subm^ne Senkbeil was unhurt. and 31,500 from the Sewer De­ Green; Ctedy Haney, kfggaai; art support Oerter St.; Mra. Marflyn Bgaaar- (3onnectlcut River from Hartford oontracte to private shipyardli, in­ The Impact of the cmah was so partm ent Reserve Fkind for over­ com pany. about Ward’s condition. School for 38 years. It has been pUUicly attacked as Storlier she was visited by bar Richard Jones, mnaHert; Sean SSo- But tbe Americans reportedly The couple are active memben ian, Bart Hartford; Lee Irving, Rt. to Old Saybrook. cluding the Hectric Boat Division great that the Senkbeil car spun size sanitary sewer pipe. Both al­ ^ bold that a recommended arms being another step toward a "po- e & B BUILDINB own doctor and treated tor Adams, longest ean; Lbbtb of St Peter's Episcopal Mlsaion, 83. Verium: Joim Dnehedc. Fair- Foote’s department has frowmed of General Dynamics Corp., Groton, around and came to rest headteg locations are for tebrk to be done imthms Pagan!, cutest; TlBimy lEmcart. .amhai|o would be a means of Wapiring, where Mrs. Potterton is haven Rest Home, RockviUe; Pat- on swrlmming In the river for some Conn. He was-* replying to Sen. east, while WasiliefTs Slid sidewaya on Timber Trail and TTmrod Rd., Hoe rtate.' ahwtest ean. paa c afUl adjustm ent o f the sttuS' time, though it has not banned it. Norris Cotton, R-N.H., who had TTie directors will also be asked CONTRACTORS Her friend, Paula Hamilhm-Mar- superintendent of Sunday SehooL ik ft Ootengelo, 134 W hite S t ; 38 feet before smashing into tte; ^ ***' Lookout Mountain Sub- CUSTOM HOMES Naflian Hale i thm wldLlt they could vote for. Pollutimi in the river waa 10 to complained that no contract waa market, police said. Wasilieff wlU thvision being built on Spring St- to approve a tentative time table shall, with whom she Is staying, t TTie ch ief U A . Delegate, Am- a member of the building commit­ David OnteBa. TViland; George for action on a number rt town OUR SPECIALTY said: "Cauistine Is very worried smaneat; Mike Pagani. k tee, and archdeaconry delegate. Meaiwian. Rocky Hfll: John Kil- 100 times higher than the depart­ awarded to the Portsmouth Navel be presented in Manchester Cir-1 ------Laurie Gochee, beat hcl ; baamdor Adlal K. Bteveaaon, told ment’s standard for safe swim­ Shipyard at lottery, Maine. Dodd projeote — three school additions. JOSEPH BARTH—649-8939 and concerned.” ;ttae ceuBca Friday tfaat hto gov- Potterton la a member of thei bW i, 34 HawUionie SC; Ftrarik ouH. Court on Monday to answer i North End renewal, a new treat- Three more portraits by Ward Steven Peaso, kavest k i^ executive committee Of the Reyiiohte Wert Hartford; Fkancta ming, latest tests showed, Foote replied that if “a ^vate shipyard charges. [ • MONDAYS < Burke, cutest lannnert will stop all U.8. aelea said. can build as good or better a Po­ Thief Steals ^15 mmt plant near Parker Village, were sold by the gallery w^cb put ^ of militaiy equipment to South church. A m stra n g , 49 Phoenix St., Vex^ A second 2-car crash at Center; street and higteAa.y improvements them on public exhibttian during Keeney: Lanm. Bgtoy. ______non; Mrs. AngeUne Oandall, 89 laris submarine, at less cost to and McKee St.s. about 9:35 this i ALL YEAR! S otMdient; Jane [AfrieB by the end af tUa year. the American taxpayer, then by From Zipkin Home and charter revisions -- all leading the trial. They brotigfat tbe total I StevenaoB mdd tbe council d —w ei^ I Waddell Rd.; Raymond CMdweii, Killed in Crash morning sent five persons to Man­ to referenda on these proposals on ' number sold to 60 and the eaah eat; Madeline ITAinaho, -rtuv-i-tH. : RFD 1. Rodcville; Robert Bowea. MANSFIELD (A jP) — Mlchart all means H. ahould get the can- chester Memorial Hospital where Hacfaaet Ottan. e rte rt; .ahoidd not ose punitive measures NOW tlini TUESDAY November 5. 1963. , f FAIRWAY raised to ^,330. J agal^ South Africa but riwuld weteh i TbUand; Ifichael Kelly. South Oov- Forney, 19, ot Hanks Hill Road tract.” they were treated for outs and Police today reported a break On the agenda te coetateeraLiMi | Kurtz, naakeat and ItoTC ■"<»«< rotry : Mra. Lame. Kraitxke, 89 II- Stona waa thrown from a cereen- abrasions and discharged. into a local home which netted the Oraiiger, neatest {b y to peranade it through a spe- o f purchase r t the estate rt WtJ- | idal representattve, to change Ita MANSF/BLDi H »t-' Ungton A ve.. R ock v ille;.. Harold ing sports ear and killed early to­ Patrolman Richard Rand, who thief about 316. Item Dudek. property adtjoining Robertaon: BlMto Iikto, ______Mriagan. 39 Hirtson St: Prter -day. Two Face Charge investigated, charged Anne L.' They said the thief broke into Four Earn Honors playfhl; MkbeBe Pouliat poBey. rjcT-N-n-wiu iidAimcgcr; ■ Maity driegataa expressed the WB rt ampeete arei® *****- ** Turnhuil Rd.; IDw. Injured in the crash was Mi­ AmbroM, 28 W. Middle Tpke. with the home of Samuel Zipkin, » | Grtl and Robert Haatey. 2:00-8:00-8Uie After Fist Fight failure to yield the right of way South St., sometime yesterday by T^ ^t^pimch^ TVxn Laonaid, towBart a BBdearibeBef Qmt an arms embargo ■TARTS TONXOBT AT 8:801 ToaiSf THE L0N8EST DAY” have a aonaial stand-' Jeiiuie Goaa. Andover. chael Oanatta, 16, also of Hanks At Night College neaident j coidd get the seven votes necea- AD6nTTEl> TODAY: John Hill Road Storrs. He was taken to at an intersection after her car col-tearing out a screen on a bedroom t>« 34.000. . Kathy Bryazd, beat rt ne-' O’Omneil. 35' Dover Rd. llded with one driven hv ManuelI window, and then rifled a dresser | ^ MONDAYS Brian Rogma, oMaat. aanght B|miy tor adrqitlan. Bat optnlons All Color Family Program Windham Memorial H ospital in V ictor H. Dollak, 18, o f 454 Oak­ Costa, 46, Hartford. . i in the bedroom and made off, with' Reserve The direct^s have Four Manchester students are VaBey: Dank die Soviet ’ diffeiarl as. to Whether tbe same r artertoaelero-' BIRTHS TBBTBRDAT: A WUUmantic. land Rd., South Windsor, was sent He said she was attempting to “om* *15 in coins. | teutam -eljjj^ated^t of toe ALL Y€AR! on the dean's Hat for the 1988-88 true of a taB boyoott la m I daughter to Mr. aaid M rs. James The car, traveling at high speed, to the State Jail tn Hartford yee- eat; Bradley . fw.HrwM. ! Nason. 17 Ulley SC; a daughter make a'feft turn into McKe? St. Po»t“ said the break was dis- avwla^ nwn^ academic year at the UrtvecaHy Laud Cbaatlar, STATE tailed to negotiate a curve on teSday after pleading not guilty from Center when the collision oc-' covered by a youngster who had | out allowing for the Dudek pur- FAIRWAY ripu £(V i Dvening CV^ege, Unlveiatty of Rudy Azthoger, kart betoaaed The eemieil is achaduled to mart OONTINUOUB B n a s tmt agnj to sad Mra. Joaeph Walinald, Browns Avenue, flipped over sev­ to tntoxientian 'Charges arising I gone to the home about 9 p.m. chase H artford. Emday. but it is not certain ivceaUj toey I ^ Reed SC. Rodcvffle; a daiighfer Verptanck: Jokn Goortww, STARTS TOMORROW FROM 3 PAL eral times, and came to rest right from an alleged fist fight with Injured in the Costa cor besides I ‘“ t night to feed the Zlpkins’ caU ^ G ^ ^M a^ sr Tbose earning scboiartic honora bather the proposal wfll be a j,p ea n | to M r. aad Mrs. Marthi FTahin-ty, aide up on top of a stone fence, Vincent P. Quinn, 20, o f 18 Bhner- poodle; Flifl Gkmoa ■dty by thm. SHOWN AT 3^5-9:28-9:36 Costa were members of his fern- i ‘•’c Inmily was away. I toe teeid adjoteatown owned land are Hei4>ert E. Angell, 22 Sanford Denny DeSkaone, tw tert^ blood 345 Benedict Dr.. Wapping. state prtice sedd. son St., at a Alanchester dough­ Rd.; Jeremiah J. OoWna Jr., 171 Ei&mi rtraated aad yrt. BIB^HB 'PODAT; A daughter Uy, OuUmare, Mary, and Joseph Patrick, mnaBert; nut shop late Thursday night. CK. John St.; Ifisa Osrol R. Oemd- p r o c -! to Mr. riid M ra 'W U ter Kogdoslri, Costa. The Ambrose woman was beat trakwid Milford Building Burns Quinn, presented on charges of riding alone in her automobile and ner, 38 Green HIU St, and Az»- MKW TORE (AP) —A New 99 FUknor Dr. J intoxication, breach of the peace WatktoR: P««gy Tqrt dapaitmart atora has start­ MUFORD (AiP)—Fh:e broke was reportedly on her way to Man­ tbony F. 'Vlgnona, 306 Bbrtdiam eat; Brie Ftakcher. m rt > DTSCHARGB) YBSTSSliDAT: and resisting arrest, was released ed B new ayatam ef entertidntog Jboepk Fbngmtz. East Hartford; out in a buaineas building in the chester Memorial Hospital where S t jo o n nMcn* wvb on 3100 bond for presentment In patzona of Its beauty salon. In­ Eraert Ritefaie. 106 Brettan Rd.; center of MUford today and 4^ she te em ployed. ______^ Ttoideau, eutert; Damsy stead rt aaaealy gtanring through an estimated damage be­ Manchester on August 12. Mra. Datrtliy MiDar. Oaventry; 3100,000 ' Judge Joseph DarmChy set a 325 DOUBLE moat aettve: "■ n rtaaa. they may ask for sta- fore it could be octinguished. I b a . W toKtod H endenon. 131 bond -which DoUak was unable to WORLD GREEN Wert Skk: Jton Gontat. thnian and will ha givan pale Cbaitar Oak SC; Mra. Heien Oar- The blaze was spotted by a po­ haved; Dabble C ptek. darkle - edge p^;>er appro- liceman shortly after 3 am . in the meet, and he was jailed pending raO. 57 Mocae R«

MANCHESTER BVENPTG HERALD. M^kNCRBSTER, OQNIC. SATCBDAr. A t ii^ I % M B PAGE F IV E l l t e T O D I . / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/ MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. AUGUST 8, 1968

to kMidSBts in Wonden af the Vniver$e J U rn d fe B U r Korea. \Wiat wbrrien tba Monitor ta the Connecticut inprtaaien Ibat ws treat a Oo|n- Space Flights Affect muniat mid in Kama, which takes Yankee thrsa American livee, for ’which By AM .d. our treopa thare almoat immedi­ at the _____ ; Cbniefe Perception ately take four North Kdraan livee The bineat plus of any Uad Adams SC and Eev. d. 6haw, in reprisal, as if it wars some- that came out of the 1963 session B ar. FSancie A. tween, tha ahUBp « ( tfab iA BSw and startling in our of the Connecticut General Assem­ Paater Bev. Bay O. HriHa, dr. By DB. L M. LEVZrr orient la apnea nnd tha EaUr^ at M 9:99 a-m.. Sunday aeliooL Bev. STnncIs T. Directar, Tte Fela Planetariaa* BUSINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY ■lar OoaBM aa bly was for the political leadership manta he ninat nan ta u Vvea, whan, in actiiaHty, as. the 10:45 aJB., W onhip aervfee. Of H m FraakUa laatitnta Monitor seee it. we arc really and outlook o f the Republican One of the stgnifleant resulU goals, tf tha fUaTa party. . Meaaagn by tba paator, "Add to 9 and 10:45 am .. Morning W or­ daamed inaAafaata, sq M U U p n on ma’. standing guard almost avarywhere _If, by any______chance, you should Tour rrU h—Ooaiomm." Masses at 7, I, 9, 10:15 and ship. Servtoe o f H riy CommunioP- from expeiimenta pursued fn S B u ia A »nm MA-9 tU^t was tatting the,^billr importaat chaaRaa ta 1 Oaa Taaf •••■••••••«••••••••••• 88®»55 in tbs 'world and should.-by tMs|hsp^n''to nm into a'Republican 6 p.m„ Toung Paopie’a Service. 11:90 a.m. Meditatian iw the Rcy. Mr. Hollis, of aqn^anant nnat ha H IG H G R A D E 7 pjn., Mvnhgelisttc Service. ty of the astronaut to dataet~*Ba MAWHESTER GLASS Bte lE Window Shades and there is no better place to in workmanship, only skilled and • store Stools and Booths Spociolizing In each other if necessary finally de­ the K o r M ineident of the UKiment '10:15 am.. Morning Worsh^) 0:30 a.m.. Worship service. Ser­ tronaut may I f you en joy a true liMl a tj'te Bism- Ikesr mmrn by National Diatiilen. I • Caatom Furniture plished was accomplished without 4:A Oorrriative psswigei from with Maj. Walter E. Lamie of the only on the daric aide of the earth. R b 9 C k o R fa m t Vertical and Venetian Blinds experience mschsinics and courte­ cided they wanted to atop pointing to a close. mon by the Rev. Walter W. Pitt the almoat have this work done than the Don tucky Bourban, Mr. T id ii utokeew to' fin e wtattuya and g in ! SRpcovera aad Draperies its portion of inner division and "Scienee and Health with Key to Salvation Army as apeaker. Ken­ senior chaplain rettdant at Hart­ Drapes and Hardware ous and interested treatment from Oar amm HOP yiaara at tbs tow BRAKE SERVICE guns a t each other and getting controversy. Little of it was done the Scripturea” by Mary Baker Unfortunately the duration of earth faatiirea. Willis Garage, 18 Main St. When the fam ous Old Oraadad, Ihillllllsfl Made to Order What seems to bother the Moni­ neth Ogren will preside at the ford Hospital Nursery. the flights were not long enousb It la algiiifleaat that mm alhar Don Willis himself to the man that gifflm- to 94.4B a fiiO quart, tax in- ready to fight each other, the aim- easily. Eddy, include p. 366: 16. 19 Haaaaway SL you take a car here for a tune-up fills your gas tank. in bond, or if you prefer a IRifiltor Coasplete Seleetioa of Materials tor is ths fact that, given a quiet service. to provide answers to all the ques­ astronanta did aot saa tha datail bourtxm, try Old C rra lEanlairflqr (riktotil. Front End Alignment Several times the Republicans 8 p.m., Wedneaday meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek Del Ksowies, Prop. FINDELL'S you know that every Item will be FREE ESTIMATES pleat thing for them to do would summer day In the news, an inci­ themselvea came within inc:hes of tions that scientists can poae re­ M ajor ODoper clatmad to aaa. Bourbon, 86 p ro o f ait $5 A a Iff yam: pcefisr wine, why not take Reeding Room hours at 749 Main Service -with James Anderson con­ lating to distance judgment in checked—no - need to tell tliem Ihrag' a bottle to rich, ruby red Lssrei Level of the Parkade be to diasotve and disappear. dent in Korea can suddenly be killing their own big partisan mas­ St excepittng legal holidays, Mon­ However, there is an ezplanatton OsU 949-9912 486 MIDDLE I'PKE., BAST tax included. 949-6324 Generd Repair Work ducting Bible study. space.. For this reason Ling-Tern- for this in that aooa of our other what to do. Naturally the cooling TIbgtfat’k New York State ^ w - Wa likewise expreeeed the hope promoted to the news and head­ ter-stroke o f the session, the in­ day through Saturday, 11 a.m. Open Forum Phone 848-4865 system should be thoroughly Doctor to Open Do you Uke Daiquixia? IDUl jrai vestigation of the handling of the CO • Vought aeroapace aclentlsta astronauts were snbjaet to Gie knotw th at th e origin al IDagpitati guuiflf liar yoor the Editor, SERVICE! economy to operate with worn best atUl are. This paputer Aadk- Washington would somehow avoid itself this editorial discuaeion, the O rivary Church Cooper aad High Sts tempt identification of objects and weigtatlesa so long be may have ntrik Cbraiqagse late^? You CUNLIFFE TOURAINE state leadership and organisatiem Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor sjiai'kplugs, points checked and Dr. Paul S. Nownan announces age Store haa Bacardi to tadlh am­ the first serious and telling blows (AaaenMIes «f 0«d) I do not undetwtand how Aa- to try to judge motions and dis­ exceeded the critical time Umit; VI rtotHs rhnnipagne is givin g it respectability and plaual- Monitor appeared with front page Rev. Kenneth 1>. Onstnfson, Paator cleaned so you are sure of getting the opening ot his office for the ber and aileer. that present leadership has ever alatant T W n Counsel Arnold tances. The obaerver in the dark­ consequently, the ahaanea o f the full power. A comiplete grease Job Entertaining this snattrad? Iff at makea any gatbering a fes- MOTOR SALES bUity. headlines wMcb read as fwa: 647 B. MlMIe Tpke, 9 a.m.. Divine W orriiip. ’The Rsv. Klau, or anyone else, can bs ‘Tuke- ened chamber was mounted on FURNITURE CLEANING CAMPING practice o f medlabie, speoializing had to take— and this at the cost, customary vahuno of aUicnll and and oil change of course, although so, it is much more faatito atami tliisw araaakBC Champagne intro- EBFEBT AUTO BODY and PAINTS Our sentiments have not "Pricing Rattles Border Sabers.’’ Edward G. Firiier, Lutheran cam­ waim" aixmt the proposed ordi­ an air bearing or trictionless his lack of topol to aenapry or^ in the treatment of ear, nooe and iflucan a rnmmt goes writh food or to the Republicans themaelvea, of this should be done on a regular ywi serve HeuUeto cnefletattt ito- FENDER REPAIRS changed as a reault of President It is, we guess, the trap of our 9:46 a.m.. Sunday ScfaooL Boys pus peistor, U niversity o f Conneoti- nance that would require persons platform with the objective of the gans may have produced the im­ EQUIPMENT throat, on Monday In the Willard aetts am m gay finale. merely a few obsolete and losing icut,* guest preacher. Registration basis to keep your car in better Building ait 320 Miain St. stead of plain sriflakery. Ttavttattte For Bast Rtsults ‘ Kennedy’! handling of Uit iasut at ghosts within their own party and glrU Miarionary Crueade. Mis- who want to move away from experiment to determine the dis­ pairment o f Ida viaual aentra T b a e ace as many bnnda. ao ENAMEL and LAC<|UER times, that we ritould respond Monacy atory; after service for Communion next Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, running condition. Have the trans­ Dr. Norman attended West far better: oott leas and aoc structure. Mancheeter to obtain a certificate tance to the object. The use of There are a aurnbar ed aindtoa on mission checked, brake fluid many pniee> that ja a are sure BEFINISHINOS his Thursday preas conference. In with our crinis automation to the 11 am.. Morning Worship. Rev. Sunday. verifying that their personal prop­ the air-bearing platform provides sensory deprivation Wbldi have A ir Matt reaaes. Stoves Hartford public acbools, received easy to serve for they aae rmarflr to fils* jimt what yon want at And from this Republican politi­ Lanterns checked also— all these Items will his B.S. degree from Trinity C5ol- withjholcett liquors, STheta our humble of^nkm, he bad to re- news, even when we know better. cal victory there came, as well, a Roy Sapp, National Representative erty taxes have been paid. This is crude simulation of weif^Ueas- reported odd phenoman ha a con­ REASONABLE PRICES PAUL'S be taken care of when your car is lege in 1952, and his M.D. degree mixed - you ali^y add 1 ^ L ^ ^ ndeetton. Mr Boit to a rather elegamt variety of still not yet definitive victory for far the Aaaembllea of God Speed- Community Baptist Church the nastiest, most undemocratic neas. The results IndlcatM that sequence of redneed awiaeay iapuL lunSl up at the Don Willie Ga­ FREE ESTIMATES proposal I have ever eeen arias in Ifilots ware unable to judge the TuRnPIKE MANCHESTER from Tufts University School of PAINT SUPPLY gobble-de-gook in order to pretend the public interest—in the appar­ the-Ligtat miaeionaiy program, Rev. Alex H. Elseeser, Minister If indeed the impairment was rage. gueat apeaker. Manchester town p<^tict. Not only distance when the only clue was real, then the taM ef the astro­ Medicine in 1966. He interned R T. 83—VERNON. CONN. to dtacusi the ieeue at all. Don’t Analyic Dog« Out Loud ent guarantee that the state will AUTO BODY SURPLUS SALES CO. Have you seen the new machine, at St. Francts Hospital in Hart­ 645 Main Street not. in the future, have to pay 6:30 pjn.. Evening Prayer. 9:30 am., Worship 8«vlce. Holy is it insidious in nature hut it is visual sighting. naut trying ta gauge diataneea as 169 N. .MAIN ST. ^ of Scotch «^ ^ p S ^ T ^ ^ w e suggest ^ 1 ^ A m t Absve the Traffic Circle L et ua quote the question and 7 pjn.. Family Gospel Service Oommunion. Sermon: "Remember­ a direct iafringement upon an to- a facet of the rendeavona prob­ the Ammeo world renowned safe­ ford, and received residency be only 4 yeara old. Haw toted ’4tt!t WMwy?” tt is TE L. 643-0016 Tel. 649-0300 TSint centennisl convention o f ratea which Include large sums for High Error Baage at Depot Square ty brake service method machine, training in surgery at Boston Vet­ answer: commisaiona to politicians who do with the Rev. and Mrs. Roy Sapp. ing.” Church School cleasea dividual’a right to move where and In the case of determining the lem is acrloua and ed extreme the new Bells 6 year oifl Snttbai tttjj^ jniiraii n to d ait hoirik ksy” ' iwaT do. anything tii»t "Hard mans. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Radios and Phonographs We Handle Stationery Along pledge or agreement or pact can performance o f jbe session, aimed 7:30 a.m.. Holy Oommunion. nance mutt not he considered seri­ was that seme ot the pilots even mined. condition. This is not true, many physiology. and enjoy i t . , lUipior” ' can do—it just doea tt We arc now a kttle leee pleased, Nursery. Guest minister. The Rev. ously. Whether or not such an or­ became disoriented and nauseat­ Today, we ^pear to bo aware When the weather is hot tome With Office Machine Sniipllea ha achieved with the Rueeiana and first at the public weal, and there­ 10 a.m.. H oly Oommunion. Ser­ times your car will stop but your A t present, he rettdes with his Addreesograph Plates As a MtUe dinooncerted, to be frank by reaped political gain and pres­ Abraham W. Sangrey, pastor o( dinance exists in another commu­ ed during the testa, which apeaka of the problem of vlanal poretp- is nothing more relaxing tonm a ffiimiinnfta that Vicin s has all mon by the Rev. Oanon R. J. Kerr. MODERN brakes are worn down to the driun wife, the fanner Arlene Zarchon Desired the Wanaw Psot powersT about it, by their latest disclosure. tige for itself. Summer Choir. Baby-sitting Nur- United Methodist Church, Bolton. nity has nothing to do with us: well of the frietlonlets platform tlon and mlaper caption w M A may and if this ia so, the chamces are of West Hartfard, and their t'wo tall, cool Tom Ootans, made weikh ktanfa to (tsoeaMi' and imported A . "W eil, as I imderstand H, Somehow, by some process per­ ssrtr in Children’s Ohspel. Sermon: "Teach Ue To Pray.’’ We mutt not allow one to be as a almulatlon of weigbUeianeas. be critical far 'man In spsss. Be­ that the drums will be badly sons, at 19 Bottfield St. OUbey's Gin — or serve a toiitTm.dr ItaeBX. aB eraied. at all tiinea— This came with the preeentaUon passed In Manchester. To the T V S E R V IC E A. J. BERUBE. Prop. Osnecal de Qfuille has made a non- haps not quite known or clear to wsdnesday, 6 azul 10 a.m.. Holy Hie results of the testa further ing aware of tt today may indi­ scored. Have your brakeo checked —A ------Oollins? With no liquor Sswor to aHaai Itags for parties. Make this 649-3477 — 648-6342 of a learned paper by Dr. Jadi Concordia Lutheran Church town officials who will oonaider indicated that man may lavve in- cate tlttt a aolalian wm be avaO- aggreasion i^edga himself. It seem­ itself, the Republican party in the Oommunion. Vt SUMMER ST. and the wheels balanced — It coots its own Smirnoff hringB nnt aT tSbe yumr Cswaite package store. Knowlea of Miami, new preaident 1963 session made up its mind on 4« Pitkin St. this proposed ofdlnanee I say no— adequata for one of the most Im­ ahle before the astronanta need 2 Blocks From McKee St. Daily, p.m.. Evening Prayer. Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, minister so little and may save you so ed to ma that it might be advis­ Of tha association, tat whldi Dr. Issues, formulated its specific rec­ loudly and most emphatically, NO. portant tasks he can undertake in them in DUCOaedDUUJXRfflNISHIIK much. We ttiall not have R. Oeayrighd TE L. 643-2205 Radio Today able for the other members of Knowlea put forward the thesis ommendations and program^ and OMpel Hall space—rendezvous The emphasis is on safety today did this so well and so soundly it 9 a m .. Holy Communion, Church Jon M. Harrison There ia a direct correlation be- General Fenhi Carpw VIC’S PIZZA SHOP MATO to meet together and dis- that dogs reflect their masters. 415 Center St. School. Nursery. 106 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST and one way to keep your family Today in Washington was capable of holding a pre-de- 38 M yrtle St. WDBC-IMS 158 W. Middle Turnpike CMss the matter. One o f our in- W e had been afraid o f that. 10:50 a.m., Holy Communion, Mancheaptsr, C3onn. MANCHESTER safe while driving is to use Hickok Phone 649-3700 termined course even through the 10:30 am.. Breaking Bread. tainihg growth. TUa will not hap­ Manebeetet's fodotaBy seat belts. The Dan Willis Garage 1:00 WeeJcend Review tsrett* in a non-aggreaaion agree­ W e had been afraid, over the hot pressures of pre-adjournment Church School, Nursery. The Rev. Hatty nuu 3:06 Jerry Bishop WASHINGTON (AP) Sn tow*^tnn unmititDrixed visits of American 13:15 pm ., Sunday Sriiool. Ds'vid Hamed, formerly of Tale Leagoe’e Poetitou pen if meat-ax cuts are made to bousing far the aldarty. will install them quickly and the 6:00 Weekend Review mWiaiwYiB tKl' C a ll 644-1111 ment would be greater eecurity years, that certain all too aociurate jostling and bargaining. 7 p.m., Goapri Meeting. cost is minimal — particularly 8:05 Raynor Shines news from Wasbingtont PIZZA Divinity School, guest pastor. aid programs out of the mistaken With an ahnadance of qualified STEVENSON’S ttOO News Slen Off for Berlin. Tilts second phase o f the Repub-, Tuesday, 8 pm .. Prayer and To the Editor, when you consider the safety of TURNCOAT: Lowell D. gknmBr..j;- “ ** FOR REPAIRS, SPAGHEHI refleoUons of our own inner and lica it'record ' in the 1993 se^ o n Tues^y, 10 a.m.. Transfiguration idea that we have tried tong ioctt pradcMlonal offioae avttlable wTio—less ''l| liirartng wdil help detennme if new " If averyone la going to unilater­ Bfale meeting. of Our Lord. Holy Commt^on. The ”why” of foreign aid may ctwugh and ttiould quit now. 643-7043 your famUy. 1:0o News REPLACEMENT sscret character were being pro­ will need the time and space of it la a aad aad contlmitng note 1:15 Times Farm an American prisoner of war wtftro.i^ja^Onn, i, needed. ON ALL TYPES OF RAVIOLI ally make a non-aggreatton agree­ ’Ihumday, 7:30 p.m.. Street Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Vesper be the most basic question to oon- Hie League alao supports ths that local agendas jae fit ta go so ESSO If you need new tires, the Don remained in Communist 'China aOt- Atttod! aZ his news conference vided close observers around us by another day. ttder in order to see the object 1:30 Saturday Matinee ment, then you have a non-aggres- meeting at Main and Oak Ste. Service. propossd amendment to the Trade far afield far ptofearinnai otiTleee. 40.5 MAIN ST. Willis Garage have these good 5:35. Monitor er the Korean War, 'will ihaas Thiuisttay about the American stu- OPEN DAILY tha briiavior of some of our own dearly. For upon the answer each Itopanalon Aot of 1962, suthoiia- Kelly-Springfield and Goodyear 6:15 News Sporta and Weather some back pay coming mibsn Ito tfemts mnr in Cuba. President Ken- ■km paot in a sense and it doesn’t taxpayer or Congresaman gives Undottbtoily the Honaing Au­ TEL. 649-8290 6:30 Monitor 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P..M. bent friends. taig the Preaident to gian t “ moat- thority can justify in its own way tires. Should you need new tires, 7:06 Keyboard Rhytbma returns to the United States. «nm n a b y a s s t they 'would hme th eir seem to mo that our interests have to it depends hie evaluation of the 7:30 Monitor SUNDAYS Now sutiiorttative and profes- A Thought for Today Area Churches favored n a t^ ” treatment to Com­ the reesoQa far not dohtg btittneai do take a little time to have the though he -was given a fUttnmnr- gaasgacto when they retnm. The present program and his hopes for * Tune-ups front end aligned, even If you do 8:00 Red Sox vi. Senator. 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. been adequately recognised. aionai oheervmUon declares that munist tdoc oountries “when he kx»Uy. but It eeeau to this ob­ Reuben Plen’s t0;3i' Just Jazx able discharge to 19H. aftiifuflti. he said, “ abould have Sponsored by the Maaelieetar the future. The League of Wom'^ not need new tires it is a good The Arm y gave this -wapfl Btliii- satme giant cm fo r the security and "So I would fott, personally, for Connell of Cbnrches determines that auch treatment aerver that with the — * Engine Cleaning 11:00 News CLOSED MONDAYS any dog’’ which is confused, or ir^ en Voters holds to the pOeiUon that would be important to the nation­ idea. The car handles so much 11:80 Starlight Serenade day as Skinner, 82, of Akron. iQlhn. HiBsignj p olicy abjectivea o f the the United States, that we should St. Pster'a Episcopal Onireh St. Francie of Atsitt Chnreh Westhill GazdcM which was de­ 1:00 'llzn Off resolute, er given to rimsing its Wapptag Sooth Windsor In this politically and economical­ al interest and 'would promote the Texaco Station * Minar Repairs easier and best of all, you will not WRAY—sis arrived in Hong Kong on his wuaw THritlwtS StoCra." WOODCOCK eonsutt with our other alliee. We signed by local profeadonal tal­ be losing miles and miles of good home. He said he had deoidsd Ito own tsii, or fond of falae alarms, "For it ia better to suffer for Bev. ia m m A. Birdaall, Vicar Bev. Gordon B. Wadhams, pastor ly interdependent world the larger kidependenoe of such ocnmtry or ent, being pcaclaiiMd oiM o f tbs 381 M o Ib S tT M t 1:00 Bob Slrkln MklBrn! TIME . Son Hubert H. aliauld, as Governor Harriman interest of the United States re area from domination or control driving rubber. 3:30 Mete va. Brave. return to the United Stactes ^Hunpftiiay,. D -lfin n .. saya “ the REFRIGERATION CO. or gluttonous for steak, or given to doing right, if that ttumld be God’s Rev. Edward J. Radzevl^, moat auooetoful houttng .far the *'Plqid Stamps 6:0(1 Radio Tonlzht will, than for doing wrong.” I quires it to do what it can to en' by international oommuniam." H ie If you are going to lead the car cause of a lack cf Ireeilnm ito amttftllr way to avoid marches Ostnnsky agreed to do, take up the matter resrittte barking at butterflies, but 8:30 a.m.. Holy Commrmion and assistant pastor ttderly projeete enjalime. jnaUfI- .- Phona 643-9149 7:30 Dance Party Peter 2:17 aermon by the vicar. courage and assist the economic President would be required to re­ -i-and most of us do when we are 10:00 Tonight at my Place China. agem Washington ia tor Wasfaing- o f a non aggreaelve pact with our catton might be a Httie bit diffi- 13:0o Sign Off DEALER IN WASTE little biting st woodchucks, may, TTie good news of Chriatianjty is Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and development of poorer natioaa. port this ’'determination and the taking a trip or a vacation—why At the State Department, jnras tton itattC to get on the march" other allies, ttsudder their inter- Hydramatle Traaamission WPOP—MIS officer Robjert J. MoCloSfciy' raid mat praa civil rights legialatinn. MATERIALS in mil Rich revelajjona of stuff and that suffering !• itself divine. It is St. Goorgea Episcopal Orarch 11:30 a.m. The growth of our economy reasons for making it to Oongreos. I carry no brltt far any pco- Bopatriag CUSTOM MADE not consider having Monro-Load- 1:00 Joel Caah asU and our own intereata, cmisid- not foreign to the experience of Et. 44A. Boltan closely tied to that of other in­ The League haa always regarded Levelers installed How many times 6:00 Bill Hughe. Skinner is free to return asd Hhto Hbw aakataot .towstw Democrat- MANCHESTER character, merely be reflecting the feasianal office, but cite tkfs ex­ An Work Guaranteed 12:00 Girard hls citizenship had not heen aS- iic DsadBr refte'rwi in Ua Senate «r as I said, for one matter, Ber­ God Himself. "In all their afflic­ Bav. Edward W. dahnsea, VIenr St. Maurice diareb dependent etates. The political trade aa the backbone of normal CANVAS AWNINGS we have seen a family starting a WINF—1I8S qualities and capacities and foibles tion He was afflicted.” '"Surely He ample as snothsr aamathing that fected hls_ dishonmahle ttn- jqraJti Friitay to the inarch on R A G S, IR O N lin, and tbtti go back to the Soviet Bolton stability and independence of gov and productive relations between m i^ bavs bsra. Ths Cfianlwe of Tkzaoo Lahri cation Service trip with the rear of the car 1:00 CtlS New. MEMORIAL CO. o f his owner. hath borne our griefs and .carried 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. emmenta throughout the world oountries. Both economic and po­ practically scrapping the road. 1:15 Snowcase of Mu.tc charge. The Justice Department'iWtetaingtoa. planned tor Ang. 38 Union and see what the tttuation Rev, Bernard L. McGurk Commerce can give acmmy an ths 2:00 Yankee. v«. Oriole. said the question of whelher Skin- by gsttC right s groups, Oppeslto East' Cemetery Those responsible profeasionally our sorrows.” ’Tf thou be the Son hinge largely on their wUllngneae litical intereata of the United Wo Olva jlttC Oreea Stampa Now think what will happen when 4:30 Showcase and News SCRAP METAL 10:16 a.m.. H oly Communion Paator pineapple juica la HawmiC the De- ner.is liable for prosecution wunfid Bai»mfni'» y alrc urged Congress hwka Uke. o f God.” said His enemies, "come and Baptism. and ahiUty to provide for the wel­ States, in our judgment, argue the they hit a high spot! With a Mon­ 8:30 Gordon and All That J a a tor the good health of dogs, men­ velopmant Oommiatton ora about 12:05 News. Sports and Weather be examined. ^ to s fin “ucgmtt prhnity" to tax- 9aality Momoriols "TIuit’S the procedure we’re go- down from the Cross." No: Not Maseee at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 fare of their people. Such stabil­ case fo r rekiateRement o f “ moat' roe Load-Leveler no matter how and P A P E R tal health included, are so sure of While any man remains unre­ favored nation’’ treatment to "locate your itiH iM i ta Manrhm much you store in the trunk of the 12:30 Sign Off Skinner has said he topes to guffsing measures. ’Ib e civil rights to follow, livery country, of PVst Ongregallenal Chnreh a.m. ity and independence are directly tar” from tha Mnatcipsl Buadii« Over M Tears Experience their ground in this theory, that, deemed. It is the necessary form car. there Is no dip and sway, no bring his Cbtoese -wile to ifius mnf euiwmniii- cballaiigea "a re in- 731 P.AKKER ST. eourse, ia free to fellow its own.' o r V en on related to the security of the Unit Hie League urges oltizsns to (ripols, tbs currant crop of "Ure 16% Convertibles country when her healtb toqnrara. aOnnakDy linked.’' be said. when they find themselvea with s which divine love takes when it is Sacr ed Heart Cliurck ed States. w rite to their Oongresamen and sagging and your car handles C ol 649-5807 Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 Now it la trus of Preaidant Ken' brought into contact,, with evil. To Eav. gohn A. Ineay, Bflaloter today—pay tomorrow” Board of "Suburbia beautifully. Monroe Shock Absorb­ Asked about this, McCloAsy aoiill ffWMneTtencxTTfiis • Tbe Veter- dUkuthed; unstable dog on their overcome evil with good means to Rt. SO, Vernon In the 1940’s, the League began Senators to aak them to auKX>rt (Srecton ean eonttoua to qu DETROrr—Convertibles make it was a hypothetical quettam iin aim AiBnihintrsfinn and the Fed- nedy, as it was true of President Bev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor the total requests for the economic /# ers are a safety factor afsb for A. ADtEm , Prop. bande, they refuse to ptncUoe pey- suffer unju.ttJy and wilHngjy. 9:30 ajn., Du vice of Worship. study of foreign economic assist­ to hide ndHs nnttor the Wearing worn shocks are actually danger- up 16 per cent of passenger-car rtew of her health. eiwtownsm Administration have Bisenbower before him, that some- chltry directly wi the dog. ’They The Rev. Arthur D. Leaker, Monday, 8 p.m.. Board o f trus­ ance and, through the yean , haa aid categories of the Federal Aa- Room carpeAbottf the liaeaf local Today output. Four-door sedans, with 36 STUDENTS: Ito Hotae Cbnn- aatt dfcectives to tbeir field of- Rsntfsoa SL, Msacbester wkaw H’tt llmw to tees. Masses at 7:30, 8:30, 10 and aiatance A ct o f 1963 as w ell aa cheked? tlmeOtbe context of the preas con- try to trick the owner into taking Paator ^ come to the fmmulation of cri­ huttneasmut Is aot pitaneted. pity THE MAGAZINE OF checked? per cent, are the most popular i mittee on Un-Ameclcan Antiiitties! fines' sraing builders of federally gsrenoe j^resents him in the guise Buckingham Congregational Wedneaday, 8 p.m.. Church 11:15 a.m. teria for economic aaeittance pro­ reinstatement of moet-tlavored na­ the poor newcomer that mlg^t he PLEASANT PLACES SEE US FOR: For the finest In service you models. hold a public bearn^ Mrailtew mtettlnc bouaiiig must certify a Httie psychiatry. ’Iheir favorits Council. tion trratm ent to YugoelS'Via and a Aluminum Roil Up Awnlnga Wlwy wdil: b e no discrim inatkm in c f a man droMming in a sea o f his Church, grams. It ia our conviction that enticed to Toeva hy Bating m e n ABfOMTHLT FKATUREOF method for doing this is to tell him Giaatonbury St. Berniud’a Church Poland. sound than the sw ltti o f graae e Venetian Blinds practices on the ptoj- own words. But In actuality Prett- the Federal AasUtance Aot of 1963 TOUR HOMETOWN DAILY to take his dog to a dog training The Uattod Methodist Choreh St. Bemard’a Ter„ BockvlUe which ia oomlng up fo r vote in Addresaea are; Bkirta on Mata BtraeL • Storm Doors WATKINS^WEST dent Kennedy is an intelligent Rev. Patrick P. Mahoaey, NEWSPAPER course. ’ITieir deep psychological Et. 44A Boltoa Congress very soon, meets all The Honorable 'Hiomas J. Dodd Local bnttnaei Mrea loeal http • Combination Windows ^ Home Gardener^s Notebook into ttnetives went oat last ■ a p a rt man, and the moot intelligent man Bev. Ahrani W. Saagrey, Biiaieter Pastor Senate Office Building, T iiirii' ■alminiterixfinM aaid - CALL. secret, which keeps them smiling Teacher Attends these criteria, aa follows: vriio apend payroll moaita loeally Monehaster Awning Co. FUttbar. into mntitHmnriminmtinn dl- FUNERAL • MOVIItO on his feet any o f us has ever seen 1. Long-range 'developmmt peo- Room 282 'Which local to themsrivss, is that a dog train­ Washington 35, D.C. 195 WEST CENTER ST. sacllikte tocMxig effective on July 643-6563 In the White House, and it is actu­ 9:30 ajn.. Morning Worship. giama — The Alliance for Ppog- widoh allowa loeal hoataoae toeaiet Tttephone 649-3091 SERVICE • PACKIMO ing courss that really traina haa to Sorority Confab Charles MiHer. preeichlng. Sennon: H ie Honorable Abraham Ribiooff StfPtmtQ Ifpralii fig. nOffangh. detmUeii rules and a lly only the iasue or situation or reaa is an examine o f the type of aad en^eo theloralotoployerasid Estabiiahod 1949 have not heen cam- train and discipline the master be­ " I BeUsve Oqd.” long-renge planning which the Senate Office Building, emtaoyo to moat Ma loeta tax ob- Trees Need Firm Footing, Good Soil propoaition whic^ is inherently Mrs. Bernice Maher, 63- Chfibch ’TalcottvUla Room 145 tai- tlto President's Commit- ORMAND J. WEST fore there is any chaiige of any Ooogregational Church League has long-advocated. U g a ^ EtooMBtaiy! sto Em ^oyment OpfXto ^ w eotita t t ridiculous in itself which puts such St., is a delegate to the annual St. gsha’s Episcopal Obarck 2. Self-help by developing ooun- Washington 35, D.C. kind in the dog. Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Mialater ’Hie Honttreble Bernard F. Qra- Mora lung power to those epho By ALLAN SWENSON Director Obvious strain on his talents for convention of Alpha Delta Kappa, Bt. 99, VenMNi trlee — Applying atrlcter stand­ itr < S a a Henceforth, we would say, international sorority fpr women bowaki are out OB taa haadwagee peennot- Newspaper Enterprise Assn. capresslng himself. Bev. daaMs L. Graat, Rector ards o f selecUvlty and attf-halp la r Ifan rh attiP n. ■«.! 143 E CENTER ST. friends among friends will refrain teachers, being held tai Pittsburgh, 9:30 sjn., W ora^ service. Ser­ House Office Building, Dormant trees and shrubs for mon: "H igh Usee o f Stimmer,” by in aiding d e v e lo p l^ oountries. but let’s ataa tiy a Bttla *%uy DIG HOLE L E T I Lead We beg leave to quote, again, Pa., tomorroiw through Thursday. 9 a-m.. H oly Oonununion. Room 134 planting are often handled bare- btaacbester'B Oldest Manchestar MoviRg from any type of conversation the pastor. Douglas Hayes, deacon Enabting nations to stand on Washington 25, D.C. root, without soli around the roots. ttM President’s flneat paiagrsidi Mrs. Maher will substitute for 9:80 ajn.. H oly Obmmuntan and their own feet as rapidly as pos­ DEEPER, PUT K K A I ^ I -'Pra ttards of tite whirii includes oommant on the Mrs. Helen Page Skinner, presi­ of the day. H ie Honorable BmiUo Q. Dad- Btacare^, When planting these, be careful to and Trucking Ca. OB ths issue: SsRnon. sible wUl achieve a reduction and GOOD SOIL BACK S E T T lE I H Oundten W ith Ftaest FOcUIttas appearance. Units, behavior, or dent and organizer of the Gamma Tuesday, 9 a.m., 'H<4y Oom- dario keep roots moist and protected ' " I f everyone la going to uni­ VeraoB Methodist Chnreh ultimate elimination of United from bruising or injury. ______j r m and !m 1—m likely character of anybody’s dog. chapter of Manchester, who cannot munian. Feast o f Tnanaflgura- House Offioe Building, IN ANDAAOUND UP aOGfISAMDl nsC ta lismlnclr, jackpinc. laterally make a nOn-aggreasion attend. Mrs. Maher is vice presi­ R t. SO States assistance. Room 1006 Dig holes large and deep enough For its owner may have read of tion. Teachers’ Varcation Sriiool Ita tata tta Jtt... to to *^ hrt agreement, then you have a nrni- dent of the chapter, and a past tiaintaig ssaaion after aervioe. Rev. Robert FIrby 3. Increased assistance by other Washington 25, D.C. to take roots without bending or FOR PLANT SUPPORT] S O IL I Dr. Knowles’ paper, and siuqiect developed and industrialiaed coun- Fir^nen Answer PiM hr H... h ohn h mkli aqtaoil Haa a aggreaakm pact in a sense and it president of the Mandiebter Uu- League of Women. Voters crowding. Vfhen roots spread out that you have read it too, and con­ caUon Assoriatlon. 9 a.m.. Morning Worship and I?** LWestern Euttmeen Foreign Beonomic Policy Hrwy Fire Departaratt, m« soil. ' l l you have dug out rocky M 0 U > 1 R S l saying something about him. Be Rev. Paal 3. WiwaMS, Paator oountries and Japan. Utere is still soil or clay, use only good top­ Periah toribid. WUliam T. Stringer, Wasfataigton tics for the mowth of A fiy ttiewed MULCH U N n L I T I careful in talking about the dog, Buipau chief of the Christian Sci­ Firat Lutheraa Church need for more. A little Boy Maaoheeter? soil with peat or compost when 9 a.m'.. Service. Sermon: "U n­ Rockville, Coaa. '4. Improved coordination, ataff- that tha depaitaMot aweaei ed 99 723TSIN ST., MANCHESTER t-PHONE 649-4501 you fill the hole. That ■will give lost you seam to be talking about ence Monitor, and moderator of a To the Editor, PRESERVES weekly Voice of America program. ashamed,’’ by the Rev. William E. The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, tog. and admiitastratlon — It haa ■tonas. O f the total, 99 wars your plant a faster start. hamburgers ' __ , the master. Flynn, paator of Firat Oongrega- MnOMAT MSTIIED ^ o s e Ffreborse He*dlin«s D.D.. Pastor taken time to acquire experience To the list o t loctt government fifas, ttx ware farieacoa or amor* B U Y THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK F ill the hole about half full with . S O IL M * O o n A t d 'y ^ ttonal Church. Eaat Hartford. and know-how in a oom|te and agenotes and individute uaually ganey, one wsa orrlilwital sad na- good, loose soil. Pour in enojigh MOISTURE HOLD E Z H A N T G il ; disturbed—or at least puaaled Bleak House Museum _ 8:30 a.m.. Church Service. many-sided operation. Improve­ critidzed for creating an atmoe- neetamiy, and three were fhlao water to settle the earth around ChriaUaB Science Monitor Peat*9 R ole Dw indles The Firat Coagregatleaal Chnreh ments have been made. ThCM pro­ phere undavcaable ta ttie coutlnua- slanns. the roots. Close contact of roots FOR NEW ” « t l5 KNOXVHJLE, Tcnn. — During nthtf Bay to find America, Ualtod ChBfdlef Christ Rockville Methodist Choreh grams siMuld bs under oooatant tion or eiq>anaion o f local butt- Of the 99 Ikes, eight wera ta PAINTS and soli w ill help the plant make PLANT WJBIAN — About one Giird of the 6ivU War siege of- Knoxville R t A Ambstef. 142 Grove St. re v ifw .' neat or Iwhiatry, the name of the miw* good root growth. i^ n d seemed quite bored and buildiaga, two were grsae llree, Ireiaad’a energy is supplied by oil., the headquarters of Confederate Rev. BaynKsU Bradley 'Bev. Laureace M. NIU, Paator 5. 'Adequate financinf of aid — Mancheeter Houttng Authority while toa were vehictas er other Next, fill the hole with soil and VICHI'S iiBk fir tie silden arches... McDonald s LmUh nawH fn m Viai- By 1970 oil la expected to supply General James Longatreet vras mlaiater Hie requetU for ^propriationa in can now be added. Recent news­ noB-buOdtag flie s . tamp gently to build the plant up­ 46 WEST CENTER STREET p fh m thare have half the country’s growing requi- Bleak House, built about 1838 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship led this bill seem reasonable and sp- paper reports ttate-tfaat the Hous­ It is to be aoted ihera tiw right. It helps to leave a basin for­ Use peat moss or similar mulch shrubs. BractaK remsnU and abould top aU other and ,named for the Cbarlea Dick­ 8 a-h>.. Worship Service. Rev. by Herbert Pfalzgraf. member. propriate. In ths ysata ahaad, ing Authority Mlaeted a Philadel- Raaithly report that elapo ta 99 mation around the plant. That will to, retain moisture in the soil young trees nptij SU.VER LANE EXTENSION „ en «B )t: aporoas, including peat, ens nov«L Noer tbs bouaeM a Wallaea WincbMl. guaat minister.. Monday, 7:16 p.m.. Prayer and tnaqy develofiing countries pan un> pUa firm of grehitoeta to dottga per eent ef an alanws reach ttw Advertise in The Herald— It .fays catch water for the new plant. ^ areund newly-planted trees dr get w firm not i ------" ----- Ws. IretaBd's traditional ftieL j muaeum. 3 10 a.m., Holy Communion. discussion time. dottotodly move toward self-aus- the addition to WeetkiU Gacdeae, depaitmcttt by phewe. i ■ :/ ' . .-t- .

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P A G I S B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1988 ; ■ d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C B ^ S I^ CONN, SATURDAY. AUGUST 8. 1963 V a g e s e v e n LmUB SPORTS BY ROUSON’ OUR BOARDING HOUSE w i t h , MAJOR HOOPLE / ■ ii» Senators Tame Boston ^Monster^ Again SO ^AEAD — ^veo ALLUS Kound the • c r ’s 6AV,CSAKE,OONrT YOU W A N T TO WAS SO VOU COOLDNT e v e r WAIT S E E IMHAT'S IN THE 8 o X ? iW e -'-'Tumoss 3 HoqiHelHi DECIDED TO OPEN IT RIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS To SEE WUfKttS WHAT YOU ecrrf slst 1------Muni 4Fad N o w .' a n d if IT'S s o m e t h in g , WHILE YUU’K E 4Can>TeTaL for SAniitaat VALUABLE. 30ST REMEMBER instance 6 Deadly potiMi Dick Radatz Defeated REMEMBERIN', -SEST W t> H E H -H eH ~ - YOU • EDTOpeaii TGreek letter DON'T FORGET X merganser Tops Old Team^Again S ig n e d a u e e a u 8 Hones NEW YORK (AP)—D ic k Y ^ F ^ e leadlnf TankeM for thed-aeven hlta to bring hVi record to SAlO IT WAS PROB'LV 13 Arriral (dL) gifeasure strslKhtstraight time.time, 5-S.6-8. 1010-9.-9. John Powell tnn-edta ^ e d WhltevWhltey c o n t r a c t .^ ISTunnilt (The Monster) Raidatz still is 3UNK.' IT WAS 10 Ireland Ford, 18-6, for a first Inning hom­ MOlirmpiaa 11 World War hissing, but suddenly it’s be­ The Chicago White Sox moved NEW YORK (A P )— Dick‘'*’aukee Braves split a pair. The quick recovery, hit cut-off man BUGGS BUNNY '^OUR IDEA, to within seven games of the top er, then the Orioles put it away NOT MIN; sodden H term firuming to sound like he’s Farrell is a big, strong, right- Brhves won the opener 8-0 and Julian Javier, who threw out the Is Demented ITBsllY rdmant by beating the L m Angeles Angels with a three-run fourth. the MeLs salvaged the nightcap sliding (!^Ilison at the plate. TO Give ME ISOccmring (YAW N !) ^ HURRY IT UP IPYA 7^MIND IF I M AKE A IS B e li e f sprung A leak. 8-1, Jim Hall drove In five runs handed pitcher who makes a 3-1 in 11 innings. Ray Sadecki spaced six hits AS SOON AS i^ANTALirrrwoRC SUSSESTION,DOC? Aed a run-producing single and He did it again Friday night, 30 Each Senators’ newly acquired reliever, ond inning homer by Jim WjTin homer and Ellis Burton a two-nm first time since May 12. Oddly, Ed Roebuck, came on to stop the hit a sacrifice fly while Rich Rol­ putting together a solid six-hitter gave him all the working room he homer in the Oibs' big rally that '32DdlTerer at in a 4-1 Houston triumph over the froaen water IT both of Radatz’ losses on a 12-2 Red Sox. lins chipped in with a two-run needed in beating Don Drysdalc. wiped out an 11-5 Giant lead. 34 Sower record have been to Washington. Trailing 8-0 In the nightcap, the homer in support of Camlllo Pas- faltering National League leaders. a n a ’The loss, the Dodgers" .sixth in SSGoddeer of flie ZT He has beaten every other club Senators struck for four runs in I cu®'. 12-8. Orlando Pena, 8-14, REDS PIRATES— BRAVES-METS— moon in the American League. the seventh. Radatz came on after 11°°'' IHe loss, eight games. lopped a full game &_OUNDS SSTroope (abj Cincinnati right-hander Jim M a­ Home nm.s by Eddie Mathews, fsr w Making his 48th appearance, the Jim King's two-run triple and off their lead and reduced it t.s loney pitched a four-hitter against [ Joe Torre and Hank Aaron and l i k e t h e 37 Get up ®-ftiot-6, 335-pound Radatz con­ SS lengths over the St. Louis SSSpar gave up a sacrifice fly to Chuck TIGERS-INDIANS— Pittsburgh for hi.s 17th victory- of the four-hit pitching of Bob Hend- OLV .SAKE ST tinued to hiss in his fast ball, but (Cardinals. 40T^nda Hinton that tied the score. He Colavito hit a three-run homer the sea.son and got all the .support ! ley made it ea.-^y for Milwaukee showed signs of weaken^g under ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 41 Indian weight 34 wound up a loser when Larry Os­ in a four-run seventh, then kept It was Farrell"s third victory of he needed in Vada Pinson s three- to subdue the Mets in the first 42 Balls, as water the constant calls. In his last two borne singled, moved to second the Indians from tying the score the season over his onetime team- run homer, game. dSMnlda VVEU,HBSHE IS, W outings, be has been roughed up on a walk and scored on Don after they had rallied for seven mates, about whom he had some . . * The Mets rallied for two rune YEAH.' I KNEW 'IM A BIG MOLIIH' c a r n iv a l dSExcenlTdy for four runs and six hits In 8 2-8 SOyS...STH»UPA»«> BY DICK TURNER ardent 2ilmmer’s single. Steve Ridzlk was hits in the eighth. With the tying harsh Vords when they dealt him CARD.S-PHIIA__ in the top of the 11th on a single MILLION YEARS AGO.. u innings. WINNING BATTERY— •Pitcher’ Ron Vanderkelen (15) SHAKE HANDS ^ PYA WANTA KNOW nconaumed the winner. run on third, he hauled in Max away in the expansion draft. | a spectacular, eighth-inning de- by Duke Snider, a double by Jes­ Wmle Washington was pepper­ ana carener Pat Richter (87) are all smiles after their WITH’lA K K A H lK ^ WHAT YAKKAHIK 52 Wild bog A lvls’ long foul shot and fired The Cards closed up on a 3-2 [ fen.sive play by (3urt Flood saved sie Gonder, Joe Hicks' run-pro­ MEANS? IBTH ing Radatz, Robin Roberts again ■'•'■1C. 53 From UmnH ORIOLBS-YANKS— home so quickly Larry Brown was winning effort in last night’s All-Star Game. They com­ decision over Philadelphia. They | the game for the Cards. The Phil- ducing single, and Duke C arm el’s 54 Hale child turned in an effective perform­ Roberts, released by the Yan­ forced to stay on third. Bill Free- bined for 73-yard winning pass play. (A P Photofax.) pulled out of a tie for"second place lies had one i-un home and John .sacrifice fly in the nightcap. 55 Solely ance against his former New York kees without throwing a pitch in han’s single in the seventh drove when the Chicago (3ubs surprised Callison, representing the tying Frank Thomas saved it with a fine 5«TYeea teammates, beating the American 57 Terminal competition last season, spaced in the deciding run for the Tigers. __ 1 San Franciseq. 12-11 in 10 innings, , run, on second base when Tony ’ running catch off Del O an dall's DOWN 75-Lap F e a t u r e Cincinnati blanked Pittsburgh 3-0, (Jonzales doubled off the right- drive and doubled Hank Aaron off IStnfb iMdior League! while the New York Mets and MU- center field Wall. Flood made a first, ending the game. SPitain Wilson Wins Opener— - ■ On Riverside Bill Rusher Loses U=LecKlers=d W ateihury’s Danny GaluUo is In Quarterfinal the sldm favorite tonight for the N.ATION.AL LEAGUE Benevento Beats Toolmen^ 8-5^ in Final OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAM Sox’ Bullpen Falters, seventh running of the 100-lap Ted ttog— GroaZ. St. Louis, .388; FLOREINOE, 8. C. (AP) — Tappett 'Trophy race. GaluUo is Connecticut junior champion defending champion and he has Ptttobargh, J28; T. Davta. Lss Amgrtem, ASS; Gon- Jim RuiHier of EUlIngton Ridge won another race this season over I T s ln , PMlmtlelplitm, ASS; Aaron, Senators Gain Split came dose, but not dose the ^m e distance. MUaaoker, ASS. BY AL VERMEER enough yesterday as he was Tonigt’s event is named for the PRISCILLA’S POP Rian—Aaroa. MUwaakee, 81; sUmlnated In the quarterfinals first stock car champion at River­ Civitan Wins Title WUte. St. Leals 80; Floed. St. W'AEHINGTOIN (AP) — K tty bo Ctiuck Kintcn to tie the of the U.S. Golf Assodatlon’s side Park Speedway, Ted Tappett. 'rtOU'LL WANT ySOME POISON IVY ^ H A V E A IvoalB. "n ; Mays. S aa Fraadsoo, plays at third base, getting plau-i R u m m ary: looked for a tkns MM. MgM as game at threa-all, and then junior championship. The former "Manhaaset Meteor" Utilizing the same pattern SLiK»URN SAL.VE OINTMENTT. NICE TIME,- 75; R oir. CtDctamaU. 74. dits even from the oppewition. Moe- Civitan IS) tliouEli an aeslgnment agsUnat waa touched for the winning Rusher went 19 holes before was one of the most popular driv­ that proved successful all sea­ 'ANOTHER NOW \ AND MosQurro MR. NbTCHELL Buna Batted In-—Aaron, MU- zer led the offense with a homer, ab r h po a e rhl LET MELREPELUENX. tiM • • lia r dwellers of the run on tw o solid singles aand- bowing to Mike Thorp of Louis­ ers ever to compete at the Aga­ son, Civitan outscored, outhit double and walk. He scored three Klpin 2b ...... 4 1 3 0 4 0 0 C A M P IN G - Amertoan Laaghie would prove wlched around a walk. ville, Ky. aa n k cr. 9S; White. St. Louis, 77; Green, as ...... 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 SEE- wam oval. Tappett, who later went Santo. Ctorago. 73; Boyer, St. and generally outplayed Mai runs and drove in two. Fortin af ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 STRIB HEYr> 5o ba the prescription needed Daniels Betams The Ellington ace had been Keeney, lb ...... 3 0 0 9 0 0 0 on to greater heights in racing Loan. 7S; McCovey, San Fran- Second baseman Klein gobbled to aura the Boatnn Red Sox Bennie Daniele suffered the three down at the turn, but Tool lost night at Charter Oak Butkila. rf ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 circles, now is in the automobile daoo. 71. up everything that went between Mozzer, cl ...... 2 3 3 2 0 0 2 ■a. But Washington . proved lose In the first game, being rallied to even the match after Park to record an 8-5 victory 4^'{UL. busineas In Long Island. Hits— Groat, St. Louis, 146; first and second as Oivitaji backed riiikin 3b ...... 3 1 3 3 3 0 1 the Red Sooc stUl need eYfec- dielled from the mound in the tour consecutive threes. He Poke If ...... 3 1 1 6 0 0 1 GaiuUo not only won the , Tap­ Wlutr. St. Loufe, ISO; Pinson, Cin- and capture the championship Benevento with near flawlesa de­ Itve relief plibohing to go aM third. But he came on strong Wrdied the 14th to go 1-up, but Rvbrzyk c ...... 9 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 pett race last year, but in doing of the Town Softball Playoffs. fense. Benevento. p ...... 3 1 2 O 'l 0 2 the w ay when bullpen acae as the stopper in the second Thorp tied the score on the rinnnti and Aaron. Milwaakee, so he set a new 100-lap record of 188; Fload. S L Loaia, 1S9. Tile wdruiere swept through four Dick Rai^tz and Jack Lamabe oontest, holding the Red Box ISth. It took the extra hole The Tooimen called on AJ Laine Totala...... 31 S 13 31 9 1 6 25:58.71 which still standa This poet-eeason games without a loss failed to nteat the order. hlUeae over the last two in­ to settle it. D oohiea G roat. St. Louis, SS; for the foui-th straight night and year, the Waterbury whiz won the to ajinex the double elimination East Witoon took matters nings to preserve the win fOr Rusher had defeated Len Plasoa, CtorlanmtL 31; Gonzalez, he came through again. But thi.s MaJ Tool (5) 100-Uk.p May Classic, making him F U lad rliiU a . SS; W"HUams. Chl- tournament. Tlie Tooimen had won time It was too late. Ci'vitan ab r h pn a n rbl Into Ua own hands to insure Washington starter Steve Studlnger of Burlingame, Oalif., KunOahl, lb ...... 3 1 0 2 0 1 0 eapecially adept at the 20-mile cag«A Z5; Oepeda, San Francisco, three timea before kxring last opened with a run in the first, a return to the victory trail Ridzik. I and 1 In the morning round. niglrt, tiuatafaon. 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 1 1 0 when he whStenvashad the Sen­ This was the second loss of course. S3. then added four in the second. Ducloa. r(. o( ___ 3 3 2 1 0 0 0 Triplea— Ptaaon. Cinchinati, IS; t’nrlann, aa ...... 3 2 2 3 I 1 2 a to rs 5-0, in the opener of the season for Radatz, who FINAL STANDINGS They got to Laine for a pair Garzano. si ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 the bwi-night doublcheculer. now has a 13-2 record. Oddly Brock and WIlHnmm. Otdeago, Cal- in the third—more than enough to I M..irla. If ...... 2 0 1 2 0 0 2 4il/setiA disOB and Gonzalez. Philadelphia W. L. Pot. Wll'bank.a cf, rf .... 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 t k Wilson slsinmsd a three-run enough, it was Washington win - but he held the hard-hitting | and Javier aad White, St. Louis. Civitan ...... ____4 0 1.000 Soebo 2b lb ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 homer In the second inning to who beat the flreballer earlier wiimers to a single score there­ MacNamara, C....8 0 0 3 0 0 0 Salvatore Wins at Ellington 7. Mai T o d * ...... ___ 8 2 .600 BY JOE CAMPBELL provide aH the runs he needed in the year on Don Lock’s ____1 2 .838 after. He also ignited Mai Tool's Foreman, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BONNIE Home Bona— Aaron. Milwaukee Morlarty’s* ...... I.alne, p ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 to back up hie six-hit pitching. home run in the 14th inning. Pagani’s* ...... ___ 1 2 .333 biggeat scoring inning when his *’Bost nxrfcio fve seen in years! Another season and aad McCovey. San Francisco, 31; Newton. 2b ...... 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 WaMiington won the night- BUI Monbouquetite will go Former state junior golf cham-#noon. including a pair of birdies. Center Congo* . ____1 2 .333 single started a bhree-run fourth. Nnyea, If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 \ COULD the kid’U be shaving oa TVr* sap. 4-3. after his 16th victory tonight Mays, San FYaaciaoo, S5; Cepeda, Hal (Jaiison had a two-run homer mGOINEDDUIN plon, Billy Salvatore of Water He finished with 3"7 to succeed A1 Teachers* ...... ___ 0 2 .000 Totala: ...... 23 5 7 18 2 I 6 S aa Frandsoo, SO; White, St. later foi- the Tooimen. He and Ed T& 5E£ K6N OOMK' HARDL-/ TEAR N ew Weapon against Washington’s Jim town, topped a field of 32 to cap­ Fuchs or Grantmoor ms the as­ Loot*, 19. *— EHnfinated Clvllan ...... 1 4 20 1 0 X-S MKX>SSrTY Duckrworth (8-8). The control ture the Connecticut assistant pros sistant pro king. TYie new champ EhioJos each had two safeties. Mnl Tool ...... 0003020-5 N6(tl OOfr.MAMTlL' (AY9EUF Itie Red Sox produced a Stolea Basea— ^Pinaon and Bob- ace from Medford, who also champdonahip tourney yesterday at finished third last year. Don Mozzer, Don FHnkin and Al> The Tooimen 8 catcher, Bud Mc­ 2B. Klein, Moxzer, HR Benevento. AWAV ' new offensive weapon — new tosou. CiBciimatL S4; Wills, Loe Mozzer. Carlson. SB: Butkua. Keenav. 6 0 k l0t i6 Z waa hit hard his last time out, Klein were the big men in the Civi- Namara, brought the fans to their for ttiem — stealing four Ellln^on Ridge Country C3ub. The leaders: ‘ .Angetea, S3; .Aaron. Milwaukee, Sorhn. LOB Civitan 6, Mai T-iol 3 bases tn six tries durine the is weJJ rested and ready to re­ Salvatore shot 71-71-142 over tan along with Fran Benevento. feet in the fifUi when he nabbed BB Fnrpman 1 Bpnpvenlo 1, SO sume his quest for his first BUI Salvalora. Watertown ... 73-71—1« 18; W. Davia, Loa -Angeles, 16. the winning hurler, who helped bus Frank Butkus' foul pop. crashed Lainr 1; HUs off: Pnrpman 5 for 5 BEN CASEY iHgM. Two of the stolen basea the 36-hole test to lead by eight Don Kay. Rockledge ...... 7^75— Ijn Pitching—Mnlauey. CbicinoatL run.A in 1 1/3 innings; Laine 7 for 3 20-game season. Joe McAndrew. Brown ...... 76-75— 351 own cause with a two-mn homer. again.st the backstop and held the led bo tuna, wWh G a iy Geiger strokes over his nearest competi­ 17-3, A50; Perranosld. Loa A n- mns in 4 2 3 innings: U; Btanco- ' m Mike Baker. Iildgewofxl ...... 73-731-351 Fhnkin made three standout ball for the out. Bralii&rd: L: Lame. scoring flrotn second twice on tion. Don (Red) Kay of Rockledge Jim helper. Hartford ...... 73-79—152 ffeles, 10-2, ASS; Koufax. Los An- LOOK, JIAMAy...5URE, YOU 1 DIDN'T V#VMT TOMMY TO ANYwna; I w w r ■*) eguw e singles after taking tree bases. was second with 75-75-150. Joe Charles Keating. gvJra. I ’ -t, A lO ; Marichal, San TOLD TOMMY I USED TO BE A KNOW 1 USEPTOBEAAAOBETER THINGS WITH The heartbreak for the Red Tumble Brook ...... 79-75— 154 yoU - BASEBALL HEROES M cAndrew of Brownson’s and Rog Benaon. The Farms ... 79-75— 154 Francisco. 17-5, .773; .McBean, HOOp. BUT 1 DON'T BtAAAEytN/ UNTIL HE WAG OLD ENOUGH FmiNGS, SONNY. Sox came in the second game Mike Baker of Eklgewood tied for Tom Oldershaw. Ellington .. 78-76—154 Pittaburgli. 9-3, .750. Jets O p en Exhibition Series l FOS WHATS HAPPENS)... > TO UNDSSSTANP. after starter Dave Mbrehead Ralph DeNicolo, Pautipaur 77-77—154 FITOHlNii — Jim .il a I o ii e y. third with 151s. Strikeaata-^aafax. Los An- had Hnit out the Senators for Dick Valine. Tumb'e Bror* 75-83—tS7 Reds, posted victory No. 17—tied The victoiry was good for a to­ John Hall. Hartford ...... 79-79—IBS 195; Diyadale, Loa Angeles, five innings. Lamabe relieved for high tn the majors — to shut tal of 3130 for Salvatore, three Dick Mead. New Haven I8S; M aloney, Cbicinnnti. 178; Next Friday Against Houston Morehead suocesafuily in the Muni ...... 83-8r>—162 -MartoiiaL Saa Frandsoo, 148; sixth, Mmtting the door with out Pittsburgh, S-0. tdmee the state Junior ohamp., He Ron Rolfe. New I.aindon . . .. R1-K2—163 S«t D.AP.LOftw BA'TTINO — Jhn HaU, Twins, picked up 3116 for the tournament Chris Dillon. Tunxis ...... 8C3A3—IQ ftoip. PUIadelptain. 131. 0-» XrNMght Sr^iotr. Im. tw o on and nobody out. Joe Thorsen. Hartford ...... S ^ i — 164 PF.F.KSKJLL, N.Y. — The New drove to five runs with three-run viotory and another 316 for cap­ H e didn’t have it in the sev­ Yoi-k Jets will t>e*in m aking p r ^ homer, m-soorlng single and turing second place in a driving •AMEKICAN LEAGUE enth hming, however, and HOME Rl'N PACE ] aralion.s for their firat exhibition BY FRANK O’NE a u sacrifice fly bi 10-8 walloping of contest. McAndrew won that event ®n*tiag — Yastnem eki, Boston. SHORT RIBS gave ig> a bwo-ruh triple— the NEW YORK (NEA)—Although ; Stars Sought Kansas Olty. (and 325) with a poke of 290 -3Z9; Kaline, Detroit. .315; BolUns AMERICAN LEAGUE^ game next Friday nigtit against signs* for Radatz to help A F L defending Ba.stem Divisicwi yards. Salvatore waa four yards Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris {Miaaesota. J12- iVaraio L m W L Pet. GB stem the uprising. , have been out for protrapted pe- Aageie*. A09 .Maizone Boston champion Houston at Shrevepoa-t, short of that. N ew Y o r k ___ 66 38 .685 — First Down, The big right-hander, who PYwiiteen amateur gitdifare play­ riods, the N ew York Yankees are ; Chicago ...... 60 46 ..566 7 La., when they take to the prac­ .CNON.YOU, Salvatore posted 36-36-71 in the H^S RAISINI© was hit hard Ms last tim e out, ed in the recent U.S. (^pen oham- not far off their record home rur Pa—a^_ Minnesota« 71* Baltimore .... 61 49 .555 8 tice field this week. POOR t I M B E P / plonship at Brookline, Miass., but morning, then went fa r ahead with 'WMOfiMMUD/, wasn’t able to stem the tide, pace of 1961 when they belted KaUae. Detroit, 66; YMtrzem- Minnesota ....58 49 ..542 9'j The Jets, who liave had three RaLA. THE AX.// none survived the first two rounds. a 84 on the front nine in the sfter- Got Victory atther. He gave up a aacrifioe 240. rid. Boatoa and Tresh. New York. Boston ...... 54 52 .509 IS intra-squad sarimmagee, will pare down their squad Monday from ito • i63; , OoUtIto. Detroit and Hinton. Cleveland ...... 53 :56 .486 15'2 Waabiagtoa. 59. Los Angeie* . ..53 .59 .473 17 pre.sent 54-man roster. The Club OHJX3AGO (A P ) — ’"Wowee,’’ Robs Batted In— Stuart. Bos­ Kansas <5ty . 48 .58 .4,53 19 will eventually number only 33 shouted hard-running fullback Ben MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU ton. 79; Kaliae, Detroit, 69; W a g­ Detroit ...... 44 .59 .427 21'2 players according to league rules. WUson, the first College All-Stax ner. Los .Angeles, 68; Allison, .Min­ Washington .. .38 69 .355 29'2 Coach Weeb Ewbank has been player to g el to the dressing room Collegians Stagger Green Bay, 20-17; nesota. 63; .Malzooe, Boston. 60. lm p re«ed by the solidness of the after a 20-17 viotory over the Friday's Result* Hits— Yastrzefnski. Boston. 126; Baltimore 5, Nen' York 3 team at fuJiback. tight end and Green Bay Packer* la^ night and rMTAWN©UPA WHO^IMVINO, THATOePSMD© THANIC SOU, A A ^ O E , NOJK Malzoae. Boston. 124; Hallnr, De­ Boston 5-3. W'aKhlngton ,0-4 center In drills to date. that set off the general reaction O'MEAL I. HTTL TM w m- M. 0, s-i COLLECTION KXZ A«?.BOOMS2? ONTHeeiZEOF troit. 123: Pearson, Los -.AngeleN. Minnesota 10, Ransa* City 3 Set at Fullback among the youngsters who had eOMBONB WHOfe voue CONATkDN. Ron Vanderkelen Directs Winning Effort 122; H'agacr. Los Angeled 121. Detroit 10. Cleveland 9 "I think we are pretty well set their first taste of professional LBflVINOIHE RIZM, Doubles Ymstiemski. Boston, Oiirago 5. I.0* Ahgele* 1 at fullback with Bill Mathis and football. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE r 31; Ososey. Kansas City. 28; Ver- •Today’s Games Merrill Douglas," said Ewbank. "Great, wonderful, how about sailes. Minnesota. 24; Lumpe. Kan­ Cleveland (Donovan 6-9) at “W e al.so liave Curley John.son that, unbelievable.'’ 'those were the CHICAGO — (AP)—The sas City and Torres, I>os .Angeles, Detroit (Regan 6-6). who can play both fullback and ' remarks .shouted in the hot, THE IMPORTANT College All-Stars, in an amaz­ Baltimore (Pappa* 10-5) at New halfback. , steamy shower room. THIH6,JEHSEH,1S ing 20-17 upset victory, have Triples— lersalies. .Minnesota. 5’ork (Downing 6-3). "Mathis' Ls a solid runner and Pal Richter, the All-Am erican that in w ar WE’P U; Hlatoo. Washington, 10; O- Chicago (Peters 10-5) at Lo* blocker. He hits hard. Douglas has who took a pass from WLsconsm HAVE SHOT th e m proved the mighty Green Bay moli. Kansas City. 8. Angelew (M eBride 12-7) (N ). looked very gcxwi in our .scrim­ leanunate Hon Vanderkelen for a DOWN BEFORE THEY Packers can be had. Home Runs — .AUison. .Minneso­ .Minnesota (Stigm an lO-lO) at mages. ” 1 3-yard touchdown play in the COULD 6ET WITHIN Their demonstration before 85,- ta. 24; Stuart. Boston and KiUe- Kansas City (Wiekersham 8-8) A t center, B>wbank has Mike final quarter, adnuUed the All- 200 MILES OF THE (X)0 fans in Soldier Field and a brew. Minnesota. 23; Wagner^/lxis Hudock, who i.s now in liis fifth natkmsJ television audience F ri­ (N). Stars were only trying for a firat -Angeles aad Battey, Minnesota, Boston ( Monbouquette 14-7) at year of pro bail. "H e has been a down. day n l^ t should throw the 1968 21. Washington (Duekuorth S-8) 8 real liard worker and a fine team "N ever muid. ' hollered head National Football League race Stolen Bases —.Aparieio. Balti­ p.m. leader." .say* Ewbank. "He's one coach OUo Graham. "W e ll take it. Into a more unpredictable, tizzy more. 27; Wood. Detroit annNta,. than ever. ton. Washington. 18: Snyder, Bal­ Chicago at Los Angeles he had a starting job, but he has down but anytime you try a play- The Green Bay dynasty, built timore, 12; MrCraw. Chieago, >Unnenota at Kansas City worked harder than just about on two,^ successive N ^ champion­ CMnrlea, Kansas Q ty and Pearson, in football you’re al.so trying to CAPTAIN EASY Cleveland at Detroit, 2 anyone etse. He gives you all he's BY LESLIE TURNER ships, may. be showing a crack. Loo .Aageles. 11. go ail the way. Boston at Washington 2 p.m. got all the tin\e” At least the All-Stars, beating the P lt e U ^ — Radatz. Boston. 12-2. Graham moved through the Baltimore at New 5’ork, 2 2 p.m. Tlnve G(M>d Ends pcos for the first time since 1968 JI57: Ford, N ew York. 16-5, .762: dressing room slapping the players a f t e r r e a d in * Monday’s Games As for light end, Ewbank feels WE TWNK THE BODY IMt5 YES', here ARE PICTURES OF A WELL and only the ninth tim e In the BootnK. New York. 14-5. .737: on the- bark and congratulating No Regular Games Scheduled. he has three good ones in veteran TTtrSNARRATIVS TITU’S.. SLAW BY CAPTAW PRESERVED MCA CHIP. FROZEN FOIL A Sd-yetiT history of the series, have Plzarro. Chicago. 13-5. .722: Buz- them. HB IATOLD OF Hall (rf Fame exhibition at Thiirlow Ckxjper. rookie Gene Hee­ BY LANK LEONARD ZOlUO, WHO HAD FOLLOWED CBimiRlE5-W *UFB- FOR made the Packers seem human hardt. Chicago. 9-4. .692. "Vou know." said Gi'aham, "a MICKEY FINN THEIR FRUITLESS Cooperstown, N.Y. — Boston (.\L) ler and second-year man Karl HlMlISTHArPOSSlBt&SIIHl APRIL5|I95+: t Y lAfiREElWr after an. Strikeouts —Banning, Detroit. Kaimer. ' couple "of days ago Line Coach TRIP TO THE ^ WAS WELL FRESERVEDi vs. Milwaukee (N X ). Dick Slanfel said Ed B u d d e MitfreETtE And guiding the college senior 141; Plzarro, Chicago. 132: Radats^ Heeler, a graduate of West "Vir­ TREASURE SITE I.Michigan Stale) was our best of- WELL, WHATS IM HOT HERE ABOUT NO/ FRANKLY, PHIL, t WELL, I THINK ZOOK) WHOSE football greats ,ot last season— Boston and Stigman. Minnesota, ^ -V-ATTONAL LE.AGUK ginia who was acquired from San who now scatter to NFL and t h e M A TTE R MYSELF, DOCJ ITS DON'T KNOW WHAT IT 1$ I CAN TELL VOU KECEWmiOUMP 125; Peters. CTdeago. 124. W L ^Pet. (iB Diego in the equalization draft, fen.sive lineman. During the game LETTKEMUMO American League clubs as pro THE DOCTOR « AT THE CnV MATH ytOU? BEEN THE LITTLE EVANS — YET/ THAT'S WHY HES Los Angeles . . 64 43 .598 — has been the .stand out rookie to he told me they were all great and BCtfl K I T TREASURE! rookies — was quarterback Ron HOSOTAL, SHERIFF.' HE V X » n e a t in g TO O W THE HOSPITAL— FOR St. Louis ...... 61 47 .5 6 5 .S' 2 date in camp .He ha.s impressed the I have fo agree with him ' "Vanderkelen ol Wisconsin, a play­ KAN" OPTIO.V 70 TLMES K HERE UNTIL ONE OUOCK/ MUCH AGAIN? OBSERVATION/ San Francisco 60 48 .556 4>2 .staff with his blocking and pass " I f s the bast offensive line we er none of them wanted. Chicago ...... 58 48 .547 5'2 receiving. have had since I've been coaching Ignored in Draft GREEN BAY. Wis. (AP)—The Green Bay Packer*, champions of Sinclnnati ____ 58 42 .527 71; here. " .said Graham whose teams Vandy wasn’t even drafted. But Philadelphia ...56 52 .579 8<2 had suffered four straight losses after his sensational showing In the National Football League, ran the pass-run option- play 70 times Milwaukee . . . 55 55 .500 10' 2 at the hands of the professionals the Roee Bowl game—althou^ Pittsburgh ...52 54 .491 11'2 since an maugtiral 35-19 victory the Badgers lost to USC despite during the l962 season, says Coach Vince Lombardii. “ We threw the Houston ...... 42 67 '.385 23 over Detroit in 1958 his record-making passing — he New York ____ 34 74 .315 ,50'2 Graham refused to compare this suddenly became popular. Win- pass off it about 15 times.’’ add.s LoinbardL Friday’s Results squad with the 1958 team saying nhig the bid for his services were Chicago 12. San Francisco II -N’.ATIONAL LE.AGl'E "that's too tough to do but I the Minnesota Vikings. (10) .5iays (25), Cepeda (20), (iian U ; can’t say enough alxnit these A fter the Packers had grabbed Cinciimati 3. Pitt.sburgh 0. Williams (16), ^ rk e (2), Burton guys." DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLlAHH a 7-4 lead in the opening five min­ St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 2. (7), Cubs; Pinson-(11). Reds; De­ Asked w-liy he switched to Glynn utes by recovering a Larry Fergu­ Sports Viewing Houston 4. I » * .Angeles I. meter (17), Phillies; Wynn (2). Griffing of Mississippi in -the sec­ son fumble on the All-Stars 11 and Milwaukee 8-1. N ew York OtS. Colts; .Mathews (14), Torre (9), ond half after Vanderkelen had sending Jim Taylor across from ( 2nd) ,-Aaron (31), Biraves. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY HoiDrr, I'M NOT LETTING S.ATURDAY guided the team effectively in the OET TO A SAFE SPOT. X , the 8, Vgndy steered his team 57 •AJMERIC.AN LE A G U E TMISMAAtNA WLL MARCO/ FERN ROBBINS' WORK DMhW... t*M TAICINC TUM yJ 1:55— A’ankee* v». Orl<4e* J Today’ s Games first half. Graham said he wanted B e MOtVAf /MTO BITS YOU'LL yards. The drive—behind the run­ Channel 8 New York (Stallard 4-9) at Mil­ WUson (1), .Mejiu (9), Red Sox; to give somebod.v else a chance. f YCH/RB BUT, MR. FOSHT NOW, AND OUR NEW HOME OF OF/erwooD m uve NEVER GO UP IN SMOKE... r ning of Fergusem (lowa-Detroit SHORT GAIN—Green Baj/s Jim Taylor goes for short yardage before being pulled 2JS— Mete »■*. Brave* — waukee (Fischer 4-2) 2:30 p.m. Richardson (2), Pe|)itone (18), "The facf that we had a couple Bt/Nures... SUPPOSEDTD ABEBNATHIf I'M w e've U < ^ ) , and the pass catching of down by LeRoy Jordan (rf the AU-Stars. The Packer star was well contained all night Chaaaiel 18 Philadelphia (M cL ish ’ 10-6) at Yankees; Powell (15), Orioles; pf fumbles also went through my B E WORKING/ 1 GOTTA GeTAWAT WATERING FROM Hene// Paul Flatley (Northwestern-Vik- by the Collegians’ stiff defense. (AP Photofax.) 5 pjn.— Vn&e World of Sports St. Louis (BrogUo' 11-7). Whitfield (11), Kirkland (12), .Ad­ mind.. It was all a toe.sup who THE tngs) and Bob Jencks) Miami (CMeyenne Rodeo) San Francisco (Sanford 10-11) cock (10) Indians; Bruton (5), would start at quarterback. All GRASS] Ohio-Chlcago Bears)—enjled with «> ClMBBel 8 S t Chicago (Buhl 9-8). Cash (17). Colavfto (15). Tigers; four guys are ^ood. Terry Baker to put the AU-StiarE ahead 10-7. passes, the AU-Stars again took Jencks Ixtotlng a ' 24-yard field i Green Bay, the most sensatiooal 6 pjn.— Ram of the Week Pittsburgh (Sehwall 6-5) at Oln- Rollins (IS), HaU (IS) Twins; (Oregon State) .and Sonny Gilbbs Green B ay’s Tom Moore and the Irad, IS-IO, on a SS-yard field play of the game developed. Van­ Channel 18 etnnati (Tsltouris 7-4). O ia rlfs (8 ), .Athletics. (Texas (jliristian) can both throw. Taylor lit a 69-yard push capped goal by Jencks. dy passed 20 yards to Richter Janlk Steals Pass 19 pjB.— F igh t of tUe Week Los Angeles (K ou fax 17-4) at "Vanderkelen wxm the job the by Jerry Kramer’s 1-yard field This came after Danny Brab­ the first ijuarter closed near the sidelines, and the 6-foot-5 (Stable vs. Hayward) Houston (Bruce 5-7). (N ) last few days. He and Griffing did goal that locked the score 10-10. ham (Arkansas-Houston Oilers) AU-Amerlca end romped 53 more JETS GET TRAINER ny Janik (Texas Atl-Denver Channel 8 ^nday’s Games so well I just didn’t tiave a chance It stood that way at the half after had rec^ered a fumble which to score. The 78-yard play put the Broncos) had stolen a Bart Starr N ew Y ork' at Milwaukee. 2:30 to use the others. I went back to Jencks’ field-goal attempt- from launched^a 63-yard march direct­ collegians on top 20-10. NEM’ Y O R K (AP) — John Sne- pass and returned it to the Packer SUNDAY pjn. 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Exeaptional lo t Bxesp- Ins Including dishwasher, fire­ 649-1817. workmanship guaranteed Leo ^PORE HIS MDRKOHHttra* IXNM^ NEW 4 ROOM ^ptartment, boat, $14,700 tionally p rl^ to the ITa place, carpets, *18,900. Owner, Pelletier, 649-6326. If no answer, IBOfiSWONHIBJ S1.9 acres, partly woodod, 6 room VERMOl* — Jnet over Mancheeter room, dan, family room, 4 large CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS hot water, butlt-lns, refrigerator, Ranch house and guest cottue. Une. LDca new IM ran eh , IH Mloely loeated, fenmaeOlato bedroom B. 3 flreplaees, 3«ar ga­ O O V E N ntY — 4 room ranch, 3 649-000*. call 643-9043. ^iWTANDOMr/ w s^her and d ry er, 1140. 849-0808, tendecai g a ra g e and 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Owner moving to Eurtm. will bate, built-in kitten wtto ranch home. 6 rooms with a rage. Ideal year ’mmd home, WARREN E. HOWLAND HOLLJ8TBR STREET — Immacu­ Resort Property Sale 74 649-8989. sacrifice, *88,000. Terms. Write cr Completely fnniUbed > room dinette, fireplaod. Hayaa Ageiwy, gWAOO. C9bU os for apfMintmant to wuricahcqi, *I4,90O; Oiwentry Lake Wm EXTERIOR AND Interior paint­ good steed completely eacloeed —4 room year ’round randi, cop­ late e room Colonial Bungalow, ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ _ lUPAFW TWO UNFURNISHIID rooms, phone Meadowbrook, 348 W.. Put­ year ’rcund home. Large •4S-480I. and heated por^ with a beao- aee Bite one. PhOhnek Agency, R e alto r large airy rooins, natural wood­ LAKEFRONT — 4 rooma, enclosed COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT nam Ave., Oreenwich, Omm., ecreened In porch, garage, fire- per phimhliM. hot air heat, $9,- moved. ceilings, fully insdVed. 'IHMGSMON); linker Buildiiur. Ladles preferred HOtXJDBTBlR B T R in R — taunaou- tlfal view, n ia home to alp> 900; 3 toom ranch completely fur- work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel porch, furnlahed, boat and dock, MONDAT Ttati PIUDAV 10:W A.M.—^ATDRDAF S A Jl. Call George OulUette. 649-1281.. Apply Glennejre Men’s Shop, 789 TO 9-3884. ce, dock, boat. Priced for conditioned throughout An ex- *00 Main Bt MS-UOi exceUent swimming and' fishing, HBSIMSHF. . Radiate eale and ready for late • room Odonial Bungalow, THE PHILBRKaC AOBNCY of- nidied, stone fireplace, gas heat, A ir R eal iCstate, 648-9883. ONEOF'EMB M ain St. largo airy rooms, natural wood- eeUent home being offered at *8,900. C h a m h e n RoaHy, 643-3838, easy commuting to Manchester PAINTING — Five room ranches *3W»0. ton Brie real neat eompaet O te COUNTRY LIVING In Manches­ aipa. Many other features toe PLEASE READ YOUR AD and Capes foe *80. T rim and Housca For Sale T2 weak, flraplaoo, new furnace. Bel handy to everything. Luge B vi^ 649-7000. Air Reel 94149*3. ter. 11 room home, one acre land. numerous to list 6490146. Oteitfle* or **Waat Ads'* are taken over the phone as a oon- paint extra Also scraping BIRCH STREET — 4 room flat, room with llr^ace, family stee B eautiful scenery. 649-1817. tMANCHESTBR — 6 room Ranch, HURRY Uteban, 3 bedrooma and hath HEBRON — London Park. 0 room MANCHESTER Vidiiity — Beauti­ veeienee. T to iad»»iflapr shooid read his od the FTBST DAY IT 742-8101 second floor, *90, 649-8806. MAMCSBBTRR — liv e aiiddem in ranch, buUt-lns, storm doors and dishwasher, disposal, attic fan, at­ T.J. Crockett dorm, 3 Ihiteiied rooms «q>. *10,- ful 0 room ranch, exceUent con- COVENTRY — S acrifice *14,900. WATERFRONT LOT, 90x178, Cape APFCABS and REPORT ERRORS in ttme tor the next inser- OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low tached garage, nicely landscaped this Jarvis bunt Spin Level on 900. Dial 0494494 tor M>Pointment w indow s, 100x300 lo t *18,800. 648- . T te Herald la reaponnlWe for only ONE incorrect or omitted FOUR ROOMS on second floor diticn, many extras, 3 acres paric- •H room ranch nicely landscaped, CorzU, F lo rid a. CaU 643-8284. price No Job too big or too small. with hot water, good location. Call lot, close to schools, 118,900. Brent Roed. Five years yaang and 648-1677 to aee thte one. 6634. Uke land, fuU price, *18,700. Also, master bedroom 18x19, ceramic I for any adrni llei iiimt and then only to the extent of a LAWRENCE F. FIANO Call now. 649-0726. 648-7094 fo r inform ation. P hilbrick Agency, 649-84M. better than new. Ffanshed ree short way out, 0-room ranch, one bathroom, porch and attached ga­ feMertiea. E m ne which do not lessen the vahie of room. Landscaped yard. Sept 1 COVENTRY — T room home, t h r e e BEDROOM ranch, large R e alto r 641-3766 beautifully landscaped lot, at­ a c re land, *600 down, fu ll p rice, rag e . O w ner 743-6443. Suburban For Sale 75 t wB not be enrreetod by *Nnake good” hmertlon. ! PAINTING- -Exterior and interior, NEW FOUR room apartment, cen­ occupancy. C u Mr. Weifener, 990x980 treed lo t atone llreiUace, *10,900. Many more, aU price paperhanpinp, floors sanded and yikismtmiivtmv trally located. Includes stove, re­ J a ^ R M lty Oo., R e a lto n , 94>- ANDOVBB - *U,900. ThimafUtete 3-car garage, 3 large sheds. Bel tached garage, fuU basement i m E s s n c BOSS « m HOW Manchester O baitae Mloiiolaon 743-6164 many extras. Immediate occupan­ ranges. Call the Ellsworth Ifitten IMMACULATE expanded 8 bed­ BOL’TON LAKE — N eat 4 room fini.sherl Get the best for less frigerator, heat, hot water, alr- 4113, .940-7847. 3 hadroom ran^, KXtaiOO lot, Air Real t e ^ , 94349*3. A g^y, Realtors, 00* E. Middle room Green Manor Ranch, year ’round ranch, beach priv- Call 644-0601. cy, handy to shopping and HARO mHKmms&ax. coddltioning, laundry.' storage, overatee garage, ideal tor newly­ se b o d s. CW ow ner. 64S-8S9S, 649- T pke. Phone 648-6930. Don’t fo r­ carpeted throughout, added large Ueges. CaU ow ner, 649-9078. b e b ated parking. Adults only, children start packing after you have *14,000 — 9 ROOM OAPR, linmacu-. weds or ret&ed couple. Bayes exxiL oouiirmY c o m f o r t m paneled family room, 2 fidl ce­ ****^ ?SS (^ D I A L 643-2711 OF THESE PHONy late aondlridh, nearly flnlriied, tide beautiful toltt Level. Uvlng get we are open every night un­ over 12. *188. J . D. R ealty, 6 « - seen this home. Best Buy to flrepteoe, open atalre, recreation Agency, 04S-iro. til 9 p.m . ramic baths, totge fenced In yard, Electrical Services 22' MEVE?f OFFICE- 6129. Town. Where else can you find AnuXmsmONlID - a raom room, kttchen wfib buUt-lns, dining many shade trees, attic fan, dis­ Legal Notice room, wooded lot Manchester. MANCHHBTER — SlmpUctty, good area, * hedroonu, den and tec EAST HARTFCHID—^Front to '^UsA.2^ POKALMmtlCK a six room cape, an redeco­ randi, 6-yean-old, large kitchen bode spUt lavish Interior, waU I t a TELY t e n r o o m mansion lo- posal, stove, other extras and FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt sen'- ra te d , for only *1S,800. N ice lo t, with diahw adier, tot 180x380, S Carlton W; Rntchina. 9494U2. taste and practicality are keynotes room, gnrage, Uke new. ChU now cated within walking dtstanoe of AT A COURT OF PROBATE b«td at |ce on all types of electrical wlr- •«flg ajaManefj:^mL».at/».- far dwwing. Wolveitoa Agency, to waU carpeting, rec room, buUt- iM ilt-tna. C all ow ner, 648-1967. Manchester, within and for the dla- FOUR ROOM tenement, eonvenl- plenty of good trees. Very seo- bedrooma, minutes from Manches­ MANCHESTER — Unusual home of Bite charming • bedroom ranch downtown Mandierier, yet trict of Manchester, on the SOth day of ihg. Licen.sed and Insured. Wilson ent location. C all 848-6018. home on Wells Street FuU base­ R eattm ', 949-3*13, eve. M r. R u eter, 1ns, aluzninum storms and July. A.D. 1963. TROUBLE REAGHINCl OUR ADVERTISER? trally located. Vacant. te r, priced to aeU 810,900. FliU- in prestige area, 6 room L-shaped screens,, *22,900. J. D. Realty, eluded for privacy, all rooms ex­ Electrical Co.. Manchester, 649- brick Aganoy, 649-8464. ,, m ent. H ot w ate r oU b e a t w ith 9484806. tremely large, 0 fireplaces, 4H Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Jude* 4817. Gla.stonbury, 643-1388. THREE ROOMS and boih avail Colonial Cape with garage, IH 643-0129. Estate of Angelo Vince, late of Man­ bate, every room oversteed. cast iron radiators. A true value baths, 3-car detached garage, MANCHESTER chester in said district, deceased. 51 aMe now, off Hartford Road. Old­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor gPAaOUB 8 ROOM Oarrison Co­ at *17,000. CaU The Jervis Realty Upon application of George h. Vinca H-HMir AMWtriiig S«nriM Help Wanted—Male 36 Dogs—^Birds—Pete 41 Household Goods er couple prrferred. Call 849-0009. QuaUty tbrouriMut nice lot with BOWERS SCHOOL — *17,900. 8 spacious grounds add beaute and lonial, 4 bedrooms, office or den, Oo., Reeltora 6434113. 6494»1A distinction to this beautiful hom e. Executor praying for authority to sell Floor Finishing 24 formal dining room, recreation treea. Worth uispeoBng oarefuUy. bedroom ranch, two tiled baths, certain real estate, particulsudy de­ MALE OVER. 17 for deliveries and BOARDING MEDIUM else and MAYTAG AUTOMATIC washer, TWO ROOM heated apartment for 648-1577 W otvexton A gency, R e alto r, 649- GARTH ROAD combinations, basement, attached *39,000. PhU brick Agency, <49- scribed in said application on file It Is small dogs. Grooming Cocker twin beds and mattresses. soli(l room with fireplaoe, attached 3- ST. JAMBS PARISH - 9 room Co­ Custom buUt e-room Ranch, ORDERED: That the foregoing ap- FrM It Htrahi RtaAeri FLOOR SANDING and refinish- general drug store work, some ex­ rent, stove and retiigeretor fu r- S8U. Eve. Mr. Rueter, 64*4800. g ara g e. O w ner 649-4825. 8464. perience necessary, must have Spaniels our specialty. Harmraiy mahogany dining room set. 643- ear garage, 100x160 lot, shade lonial, 4 or 8 bedrooms, toruMU formal dining room, large liv­ Ileation be heard and detdrmined at ing (specializing in oldep floors). Hill Kennels, Hebron Rcjad, Bol­ 6012. niabed, *46. Oall after 4, 643-6660. trees, aluminum siding, FMIbrlck dining room, large kitchen, Uvlng OH room quality built ranch, MANCHESTER — Convenient lo­ Sle -Probate offloe in Manchester In niv a r ili I f H e Painting. Ceilings. Paperhanglng. good driver’s license and pleasing 4 4 D U PLEX RANCH sty le — *340 fusUy Utenen with hoUt-lns, BOLTON — 0 room custom ranch, ing room, fireplace, many ex­ said District, on the 13th day of personality, good pay. Replies ton. 648-6427. MANCHESTER — * room Ranch, A gency, 649-8464. room , IH b ath s, IH car garage, 3 bedrooms, buUt-ins, combina­ cation. 6 room Colonial, large Uv­ August A D. 1963. at one o'clock in tbs No job too small. John Verfaille, NtNE-PIBCE Misiiogany Duncan FIVE ROOMS, third floor, ex­ income, immaculate condition, 80x247 lot, shade tre e s, *16,900. exceUent condition. For indl- tras, priced in upper teens, confidential, references. Write cellent condition, 78 Chestnut 2-years-old, larg* kitchen with ceramic baths, nleely shrubbed, tion screens and storms, base­ lng room with fireplace, Utehen afternoon, and that notice be given to 649-5760, 87.6-9327. AKC REGISTERED German Phyfe dining room sot, *100; ma­ buUt-lns, dining toom, 8 bedrooms, ifORfIB COVENTRY — *U,000. PhU brick A gency. 949-8464. ▼tdoal atten tio n eaU . . . with buUt-ins, dliring room, S minimum down payment, easy all persons interested in said estate of Box H. Herald. S treet. C ali 389-0361 or M4-1280. Neat complotad 9 room Cape, oil treed fenced in yard, near bus m e n t g ara g e, 3H a c re s, *16,600 the pendency of said application and MANCHESTiR ANSWERING SERVICf Shepherds for sale, for further in­ ple crib ^ t h mattreos, *20; attached garage, lot 100x800 with line. W esley R . Sm ith Agency, 384 O ffers considered. O w ner 643-0860. spacious bedrooms and IH baths. terms, financing arranged. the Bme ana place of hearing thereon, formation call after 6 p.m. 649- W'eatingiiouse range, asking *100; . hot water neat large fenced yard, MANCHESTER RANOH~S bed­ by publishing a copy of this order ta MAN WANTED With plumbing and tre e s, $16,900. PhU brick Agency, C enter S tre e t 648-1894. rooms, kitchen with hullt-lns, B A N AGENCY Many extras. Samuel M. Lavltt Bonds—Stoefce— heating experience. .Toumey- 9724, 643-5616. chrome Iritohen sot, *28. Call 649- SIX ROOM duplex available Sep­ 649-8464. ______B el A ir R e e l E sta te , 64S-9S8X SDC ROOM CAPE—Fireplaoe, rec Agency, MLS Realtors, at Vernon some newspaper having a circulation 4A 9-0500 0690. birch cabinets, dining room, Uv­ in said district, at least seven days be­ Mortgages SI man preferred. H. G. Schulze, tem b er 1. 649-0894. tw o FAMILT -.^Nsw roof and Boger Negro room with storage cloeet alumi­ O rc le , 648-2108, 878-0397. fore the day of said hearing, to ap- Inc.. 876-9707. OONOORO RD.—Baautlfni ranch, lng room with fireplaco. natural num stotme, doee to schools and CARLSON REAL ESTATE ttear if they see cause at said time and Y art beer from ear adveMeer la JM SECOND mortgages — Unlimited WANTED — Good home for cute | THREE ROOM apartment, stove large living room formal dinlitf aiding, aluminum oomhinatlons, woodwork, aluminum combina­ shopping. 649-9526. PHILBRICK AGENCY — Im­ place and be heard relative thereto, a t th e kitten. 649-3687. 90gw foot lot with Ohade trees, 9- tions, 9-yoars-oId, *18,800. PhU- 6484737 Andover, Conn. and make return to this court. funds available for second mort­ DRIVERS FOR school buses in EMERSON TELEVISION for sale, and refrigerator furnished. Ideal room cannat Utehen, 3 bed­ maculate 6 room Cape minutes JOHN J. WAIXETT. Judgs gages, payments to suit your September in the Manchester- good condition, *25. CaU 643-4632. for woritiiig couple or newly­ rooms, rocroatlan room, land­ ear garage, *U,000. Philbrick THE BELHORE briok Agency, 649-8464. ROCKVILJE—6 room Cape, pei^ from everything. 8 bedrooms, Vernon area. 7:30-8:45 a m , 2:15- scaped yard. Marlon E, Robert­ Agency, 6^4464. feet area for children, only *7,600. 743-7297 budget Expedient service. J. D. weds. Central. A p^' 4 Pearl S t, TOLLAND — First offeite. Mto Utehen with natural cabinets, 1 Basiness Servtcea Offered 13 R ealty. 643-6129. 3:30 p.m. Call 643-2414. USED PERSIAN Oriental mg, A pt 8. son, Realtor, 6484668. JtockviUe ReaXy, 875-2527. *16,600. 649-8464. Foond Articles For Sale 45 10X13. *20; 4 ft. dining room black NEW LUnClNO — Excellent T ntes from Vernon CSrele. OH room M ANCHE8TER — *11.100 — Marine IFeoffcUr HAROLD A SON Rubbish Ro- A FRESH START will ease tension SALES PROMOTIONAL work, no walnut server, *8; 8 mm Revere *18,800 — CAPE off E . C enter rooms, 3 story, oU steam heat, IH AGENCY ranch with basement garage, on room Ranch within walking (Ua- FORD STREET 8 room frame POUND — ONE female liver spot­ baths, porch, dty utUlBes, extra 8/4 acK treed lot. Vacant. Im­ MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Oo­ ted Ei^^iMi Setter. Call Bolton moval, cellars, attics, and yards, and help your vacation plans. $3.- experience necessary, will train. FOR SALE-- 50-gallon ink dnuna. movie camera and light meter, Street. Recently redecorated. 4- tance to bus and aboppiiig. *3,800 house, all utUitles, needs paint, WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The weekly or monthly plck-tip. Har­ 000 costs $66.76 per month. Call Must be willing to meet people. $26; 7 pinch pleat plaid drapes, Farniahed Ap«rta«its 68-A bedroom poeslbUlty. Close to B-sone lo t AU for *18,800. Cbaries mediate occupancy. FHA and VA assumes mortgage with $88.68 *12,900. Joseph B arth , B roker, lonial located at 387 South Main Dog W arden, 649-7601. Call 643-2711. L esp eran ce, 649-7630, 643-0664. Street near Country Club. Large Ufi. Weather Bureau issued .toe old H oar. 649-4084. Frank Burke, Conn. Mortgage Ex­ Earn *5-*7 per hour. Write Box $8; 42 vols. mystery and detective schooU, ahopptog, bus Une. Best Offare a Oartlaan CMonial financing available. Can be seen monthly payments or refinanced OLD MAIN ST., 649-0830. foDowtog marine weather Mm- NOTICE M hereby given that Pass change, 16 Lewis Street, Hartford, BE. Herald. FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, stories. $10; 2 Sunbeam electric TWO ROOM furnished apartment, of financing available. Wesley R. with aluminum aiding, fire­ anytim e. C iJl now ! WUl aeU fa st! with VA no money down, FHA lot facing lovely green. Kitchen “HAVE TIME, will work.” All odd hot water, refrigerator, stove. Ap­ Smith Agency, 234 Center Street. MANOHEFTBR — WaUc to 6bop- *10,700. Samuel M. Lavltt Agency, MANCHESTER GREEN Araa — and bath recently remodeled. mory today: Book No. 0817 issued by The 346-8897. fireplace, veneer, and peUoe. CaU irons, one dry and steam, $4. • room split tevel home, * place, garage, deep treed lot *400 down and m onthly paym ents Tldra will be bdgh atong liie 8avtiw» Bank of Manchester has Jobs done. Everything our spe­ BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR, full­ 649-0617. Phone 228-9352. ply Marlow’s, 861 Main St. 849-1894. MLS Realtors, at Vsrnon Cteele, of leas than *90. Samuri M. Lavltt Like new < romn Oolonial with Many features, including central cialty. You name it. ^11 us any­ time only. Must be able to set up ___ xans, Uvtag room with flre- near school and transportaUan 64*-2188, *704397. SOUTH WINDSOR recreation room, combinations, hallway, fireplace, lavatory, ex­ OoimeoUcut tiiore today from 9 been loet and application has been TWO ROOM heated apartment, plaes, dhting L, reo room, 3 baths, Agency, MLS Realtors at Vernon am. to 11 am. and from 9 pm. time. 649-4343. 633-2987. Help Wanted—Female 35 and operate from blueprints, over­ LOAM SALE — Regular *14 stone- MANCHESTER — 8 room modern to r only *17,800. AnoBier typ4- C U de. 643-3106, 870A397. fireplace, fenced yard. Near tra closets, 3-car garage, side ytimtim to soM bank for payment of kitchen set, bedroom set, re- home 4 bedrooms, famUy room oil hot water heat, ahruhbed and MANCHESTER — M od«n4 bed­ to 11 pzn. Low tid e at. Old SacT- the amount of depoedt. time, and fringe benefits. CaU free loam, $12.50. Fill, sand, stone, eol Best Buy by Belfioro. schools. O w ner 648-4084. porch. Owner transferred. 649- LAWN MOWERS sharpened, and EXCELLENT opportunity for high 643-7627. gravel and white sand. 643-8603. Motocal Inatinnents' 53 fi^erator, gas range. Free gaa attached garage, 188’ frontage, lo t, *19,000. W dverton room ranch, 3 bate, 100x300 lot, BAST HARTFORD — Low taxes. 7-year-old, 6 very large room 1675. brook la at 3:30 p.m. and at 4:30 repaired, free pick-up and deliv­ caliber girl in "general’’ insur­ electricity. Low rent. Adults. Apt. tree s, *18,000. C arlton W. H utch­ A gency, R e alto r, 040-381*. full basement, immediate occu­ Ugh value, oU plastered wmU Ranch (over 1,700 sq. ft.), and MANCHESTER — WethereU St. a,m. Sunday monUng. Suneet to­ ery in Manchester. Russ’ Mower MEN WANTED to work in up­ PROCESSED diRAVEL, delivered. KINSMAN ORGAN, 2-manual, 4, 10 Depot Square. pancy, Sacrifice at *17,900. Hayes 10’ X 20’ screened rear porch 6 room ranch, 1,300 aq. ft., over­ TAS’TEFULLY decorated Cape, day le at 8:06 and sunrise Sunday ance agency. Rockville. Refer­ ins, 649-8183.______eOUTH WINDBOR^A Capo- 648-6121 ranch of 6H rooms with IH Service, 742-7607. ences requested. Write Box JJ, holstery factory. Good opportun­ George H. Griffing, Inc., Andover- complete with tone cabinet, foot A gency, 648-480*. baths, Attractive natural wood­ witb 3H baths, huge closets, size bedrooma, aeporate dining ■rree shaded lot. Near bus, shop­ ie at 6:49. ity for right man. Apply In person pedals. 649-6206. ’THREE ROOM furnished apart­ VERNON — Immaculate 6% room Bandi wHh 4 bedrooms, mahog­ 3-car zdtached garage, beauti- ping. H. B. G rady, B roker, 643- Boating weather for Long toland Herald. Columbia, 742-7886. ment, heat, hot water, electricity, work, garage, fireplace, riiaded room, fireploM, built-in book ELECTROIAIX Sales and Service, SHARPENING SERVICE — Saws, Old Colony Company, Hilliard Lrshaped R anch. No* y et a y ea r any pended living room, raised HIGH ELEVATION - Attractive backyard tor ood eununer Uvlng. fuUy landscaped S/4 acre lot oases, cost iron radiation, H acre 8009. Sound—varlaihle mostly westerly banded representative, Alfred knives, axes, shears, skates, ro­ NURSE—Licensed in Connecticut, Street, Manchester. LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, good location, *28 weekly. 649- old. Attached garage. Within heerm fireplaoe, 2 foH ceramic S-bedroom Randi. walk-cut base­ plus buUding lot A about S winds aJgout 5 to 10 knots this ACXX>RDION 120 baas, wMh a l­ 1768. SPUT-LEVEL. T rooms, IH baths, W dverton A gency, R e alto r, 649- lot. *19,900. Schwartz ReaHor, Amen. 206 H ony SL 64S4M60. tary blades. Quick service. Capitol 28-bed home, 3-11 shift, bonus of­ and tiUers. Terms, trades, parts walking distance to school. Close tUed bote, reduced to *21,000. J. ment, trees, nice 3B1S. E ve. M r. R u e te r, 648-0809. acres. For more information 236-1314. Mr. Hockert, 280-8149. morning becoming aowthoriy 10 to Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ PART-TIME—Morning or after­ ligator case. 649-9461. D. Realty, 648-0120. large family room, kitchen with -eebod.. only *13,900. Cariten W. fered, Collect 878-9121. and service. Capitol Equipment, THREE ROOM furnished apart­ to shopping and Route 16. T e r­ buUt-ins, in te rco m system concerning other extras in Legal Notices 16 knots this afternoon and atattfa chester. Hours daily 7-5. Thurs­ noon, man to call on local busi­ 88 Main Street, Manclieater. rific buy a t *18,700. O ffers invited. Hutchins. Realtor, 64*4133. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cepe, home and land call Dave TOLLAND—2 acrca, 7 room house, to southeaeteriy 10 to 20 knots SALAD WOMAN wanted, 9-3. Some PUBLIC ADDRESS system (xm- ment conveniently located West FOUR BEDROOM raised raneh. throughout the house, garage, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at A a to B o M ln Far S a le 4 day 7-9. Sa^rday 7-4. 643-7968. ness accounts to introduce jani' 643-7958. plete with speakers, microphone Samuel M. Lavltt Agency, MLS lOOxm lot, s-yeenK>ld, *33,M0. 78x160 tree shaded lot, attached D outon 649-8111, 649-6306, 389- good location, *13,900. Tremont tonight titiftlng to nortfaweet about experience necessary. Apply torial supply Hue. High, oommis- Side. 643-6129. Realtors, at Vernon Circle, 643- large recreation room, 3 fuU MANCHESTER — Executive ■ bed­ garage and breeseway, 8 bed­ 8388. Agency, 875-2527. Manchoster. within and for the Dis­ LAWN MOWERS, sharpened' and with stand. Asking *190. 743- PhUbrick Agency, 9494464. room ranch, 3 baths, heated patio, trict of Zl^chefpter, on the SOth dav 15 knots during Sunday. Increas­ wwF.n CAR? Tour credit turned CJavey’s Restaurant. stone. be worked into full­ SCREENED LOAM for the best to 3168, 876-6397. h ate, 2-car garage, exceUent oon- rooms, dining room, fir^lace, IH of July. 1963. ing cloudiness today with eoattared repaired, sales and serrice, rental time poartion. Call Scotland In­ lawns from our screening plant 8976. dltion, *28,900. S h rie k Agency, recreaticn room, large Utchm, baths, waUmw distance to ele­ VBRNCMf — Large 8 bedroom Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge down? Sheet cn down payment? equipment. L A M Equipment SALESLADY, experience prefer­ SPRING ST. — 6 room Ranch, IH acre lot Bel Air Real Ulstato, Estate of Peter I^kowskl. late of showers and thunderahowere de­ dustries, Inc., WllUmanUc, 423- Andover - Columbia. George Grlf- UPRIGHT PIANO—*75. Ham- BosineaB LocatioM 649-8464. baths, new waU to waU carpeting, mentary and High School, *16,000. ranch, oversize kitchen with Banknqit? Repossession? Don’t Corp., Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609, red, children’s department, full­ Hng, Inc., 742-7888. 9484332. Manchester In said District deceased. veloping toward evening and ooiv- despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ 0087. I motid Sokxvox, *160. Oail 649- For Rest 84 modern kitchen wltii buUt-ms, 3- W d v erto n A gency, R e alto r, 649- BARROWS A WALLACE built-lne and diaiiwaaher, base­ The adminlatratrlx, having exhibited tinuing into Sunday morning fol- Manchester exchange. Enterprise time or part-tlmej«Apply Tots 'n RANCH — Newly redecorated in 3613. - ment garage, *15,900. 649-0662. her administration account with said quire about lowest down, small­ 1946. Teens, 956 Main Street. SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and 6956. car garage, lot 100x300, condition TWO FAMILY FLAT - Juat Uofod. estate to this Court for allowance, it Is iowed by clearing Sunday after- BOYS AGE 14-17 for tobacco work. THE ANSWER astabltehad nelghhorbood. Large Uke MKh, *31,900. PhUbrick est payments anywhere. No small Residents of Rockville and Man­ reel Toro mowers at special Five and five vrith two additional EXCELLENT 6-ROOM OotoniaJ ORDERED: That the 16th day oC noon. VisibUity 5 mdtes or more or finance company plan. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, SHOE FITTER, experience prefer­ SiCALL STORE for rent on Oak Uvlng room with fireplace, extra Agenc^e404404. rooms on third floor, geperata oil AVERY STREET — Large 6 room ■6 E. Center St., August. 1963, at two o’clock in the af­ chester. Bring birth certificate prices! Sava «q> to *20. Marlow’i large ktteben, 8 bedrooma and raadi, attached garage, fuU base­ home, beautifiUly landacaped lot, ternoon at the Probate Office in the lowering to 1 to 3 in timwara Dougtos Motors, 833 Main. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All red, part-time or full-time, good 867 Main StreeL ELECTRIC GUITAR—Also M” S treet. CaU 849-6394. heating systems, preeUceUy new. M anchester Early morning marine weather and Social Security number. Ap­ Phllco TV. Oall 64^-6634. ...for the hard to jdeaoa l»to, flntdied recreation rocan in PORTER STREBrr area — Older ment, walk-in doaet, large tile only *19,500. Joseph Barth, Brok­ Municsipal BuUdlng in said Manches­ concrete repairs. Reasonably starting salary. Tots ’n Teens, ply Immediately to Conn. State baaement. This home reaUatically Few stoM off Jxis Une. Aaldng bath, foyer, fireplace, exceUent er, 649-0820. ter. be and the same la assigned for obeervationa: 1988 PONTIAC, good tires, good priced. 643-0861. 966 Main Street. DRAFTING SET, surf rods, hand Porter Street area. 8 rooms room home, 8 bedrooma, garage, *21,600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, a hearing on the allowance of said ad- Employment Service, 806 Main priced at *16,900. PhUbrick Agen- shade trees, located on qiuet condition throughout, large lot. 416 M ain S t., mlnlstratloo account with said estate, Montauk Pointr-wind notttzwart po in t Job, m e d ian ica lly good, *76. tools, gun cabinet, twin beds, oc­ Summer Homes For Rent 87 plus rcc room, plus 3-car ga­ €43-1077. BOLTON — J u s t off Route 86. 4 knots, clear, vMMlity 10 mllee, C an 643-4767 anytim e. HAVE BULLDOZER, will travel. SALES PROMOTIONAL work, Street, Manchester. A public serv­ casional chair, gateleg table. 643- Wanted—T* Buy 58 rage, plus 100x200 lot, phis — ey , 649-8464. street, handy to shopping and Cigent sale needed. Cbaries Les- East Hartford ascertainment of heirs and order of ice—no fee charged. transportation, *18,900. Pmlbrick p eran ee, 049-7620, 648-6664. Spacious 7 room Spilt Level on distribution, and this Court directs that temperature M. Land clearing, grading, founda­ must make nice appearance, no 1812. LAKE HAYWARD — 4 room cot­ well arrange to see all Uie shaded acre lot. 8 bedrooms and notice of the time and place assigned I960 OORVETTB, 8-speed. 230 tion work. Call Stacy WUson, experience required, will train for WE BUY, SE9LL or trade antique A gency, 649 8464. for said hearing be given to all per­ Little GuU teland—wtod norto- tage, aU conveniences, 3 Ited- ’’pluses." TRUMBULL STREET — 3 family finished rec room. Excellent con­ sons known to be interested therein to weet 6 knoU, (dear, vWfeUtty 8 h-p., low m ileage, caU 648-4543, 643-6607,or 742-8276. job, $3-*4 per hour. Write Box HH, POWER MOWERS—30” , 2% h.p. and used furniture, china, gleun, roem s, *60 w eekly. ObU 64S-8808 6 ROOM COLONIAL sliver, picture frames sind ol(l COLONIAL — Formal dining room, 8*, 66x186 treed lot, 3-car garage, dition. Mid 20’s. Warren E. How­ ^^ecu* and be heard thereon by pub- mllee, sea calm. aftor 7 p.m. Herald. COLLECTOR - PART TIME Brlggs-Stratton, recoil starter, after 6 p.m. REMODELED land, R ealtor, 648-1108. copy of this o rie r In some TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and *49.90. no down payment, *2 week­ coins, old dolls and guns, hobby cabinet Utehen with dlahwaaber, ahimtnum combinations, oil heat RBDUCBJD — '6 room' Garrison Co- newspaper having a circulation tn 3966 RAMBLER STA'HON Wagon, 8 BEDROOMS - $12,900 den, 8 bedrooma, attached garage, large clean rooma EteceUent con' loalal, IH baths, modem kitchen lot clearing. Lawn mowing. F rank BARN IN SPARE TIME. We have ly. Cole’s Discount station, 481 W. collections, attic contents or whole WARREN E. HOWLAND SO. WINDSOR — L-Rancb. Best /4 h.p. FURNISHED ROOM for gentle­ NEW LISTING — RolUng Park. *27,900. J . D. R ealty, 643-5129. some newspaper having a circulation by publishing a copy of this order In window TOY PARTY Demon.riratoni — alil. WxZV7' lot with shade teete, ceramic baths, kitchen with In said district, at least seven days be­ some newspaper having a clrcnilation s Two-oar attaoiied gorafe glia 2-door oedon, radio, heater, | ialand stands. 649-8936. Men or Women work now un^I Male or Female 37 motor; also trailer which will ac­ man. heat. Ught, etc. Parking. large garage. Home In couwl- Tot Sunsuit and Dr*ssl Freohly painted 6 room Cape on built-ins, sunken living room, MANCHESTER — Country Club fore the day of said hearing, to appear In said District, at least seven days be­ wiutewalle. 4-speed floor shift, j ------——--- —— ■ -——------commodate 17 foot boat. Can be Clean, comfortable and conveni­ a lot loaded witb unusual trees If they see <»use at said time and fore the day of said bearing, and by • Fully treed lot. December. Over 500 Toy and lent oondlUon. attached garage, 10 minutes to area. 6H roenn custom built ranch m ailing on or before July 90. 1963. by Priced In mid *20’a. very low mileage, good cmidition, ■ QUALITY CARPENTRY-^TOma, Gift items. High Commissions. No seen at corner of Williams and ent. 106 Birch Street. B u s in 600 Property For Sale 70 and shrubs, garage with 8x30 place and be heard relative thereto, basements refinlshed. built-ins screened patio, oversize Utehen. H artfo rd . lot 100x166, screened porch, priced and make return to this court, and by certified mall, a copy of this order to SO miles per gallon, *875. collecting. No delivering. Cell Main anytime after 6. below iqipralsaL O w ner, 649-8686. mailing on or before July 30. 1963. to Clauda B. M amn. 43 P earl St. Mvstic. SAM UEL M. 643-8806 after 6 p.m. formica, tile, general repair. No ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, gen­ CENTER S^'RElin.' — 3 stores plus — 16,900 — Drive by 83 Coleman Road, then certified mall, a copy of this order to Conn.: Ruth C. Cowles. Apt R6. 230 I Mr. Sanzo, Manchester, Conn., 7 nxma apartment, all in one Farmington Ave.. Hartford. Conn.: job too small. Cdll William Rob­ Telephone; 649-9468. tleman, private entnmee, sfaioirar, call tor showing. Wolverton Agen­ CUSTOM DESIGNED executive Luclle Cheney Richmond. 14 Garden LAVin AGENCY 1955 CHEVROLiET Bel Air Con­ bins Carpentry Service. 649-3446. parking. Inquire 198 Spruce Street. package, excellent location with PHILBRICK AGENCY cy, R ealtor, 649-2818. E ve. M r. *600 down. M30 p e r m ontii Road. Summit. New Jersey; Jacob Alice G. Mason (jammings. 36 Hobbe M X .8. Building Materials 47 good potential. For further infor­ home to one of Manchester’s Weldmann Cheney. 700 Main Street, Road. Hampton. New Hai^shlre: vertible, excellent condition LADY to share apartment with 6 4 9 -8 4 M R u eter, 648-0309. pays tdl. Vacant 8 bedroom prtme locatloaa. ' 7 speciaua Manchester. Ckmn.; Harriet CThehey CHark I.' Moseley Lake View Heights. 643-2168—875-6297 throughout, black with new white lady recovering from an iUneee. Retail And Office SHARE HOME, room and meals, mation eall the Philbrick Agency, ranch, fzunily size Utehen, ma­ rooms, sunken living zoom, Lahah. 75 Farm Drive, Manchester, Nlantic. Conn.; TTie First School So­ ReoHors at 'Vernon Oliele top. fun price *550. 644-0890. Special Services 15 must have car; or room wHh 849-8464. RURAL MANCHESTER — 6 room hogany paneled rec room, 3- Conn.: , (Tharles Cheney Hatnaway. ciety. Windsor. Conn.; Janet M Sauer. Open 7 D ays A W eek May be employed days, but nocee- USED LUMBER tor sale—^3X6, kitchen privileges. 649-8489. cathedral ceiling, 3 huge fire­ 1746 MacKenzIe^ Pueblo. Colorado. 10 Appleton Road Natick. Matts. aary to be a companion during Cape, hall acre wooded lot, fire­ cac,garage. places, landscaped lot. Call own­ J O ^ J. WALLETT, Judge JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge 1950 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2- TREE CUTTING and removal, lots 2x6, 01X6. etc. OaH 644-0782. place, combination windows, cleared. Insured, Joe Pelletier, rtights. Apartment centrally lo­ ROCKVILLE—Large, simny trout. er 649A286, after 6 p.m. or Satur­ door Hardtop, Y-^> automatic cated In Manchester. Must have basement garage, *16,300. Owner day and Sunday. tranemiaaian, iirnnaculote. Exc^- 742-7558. Personnel room near bua and restaurant, 10 64S-0898. referencee. Write Box L. Herald. Florists—Nurseries 49 South Street. 876-8604. NOTICE SEPTIC TANKS iMit mechanical condition. 649- THE PAUL PIANO DUPLEX 4-4, deep lot, two fur­ 1514. INVITATION TO BID AND ’VERNON—New 6 room ranch, naces. Desirable neighbortiood. Roofing—Siding 18 15’ANTED—RecepticBTlst and aec- ATTRACTIVE room for refined Sealed Mda win be received at basement garage, built-in oven retar>-‘^ for profesBional office, GLADIOLI CUT while you ■wait. gentleman, centraUy located, pri­ AGENCY Few minutes school, stores. Open BEST 1961 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2- DOMESTICS the office of the Cteneral Manager. and range, treed lot, *13,900. for inspection Saturday and Sun­ A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, riding, credit experience preferred. Good 609 Keeney St. vate phone on floor. 643-6^1. 41 Center Street, Mamdiester, Oon- PLUGGED SEWERS mont Agency, 875-2627. door sedan. Green and white. Call ptonting. Carpentry. Alterations op|x>rt>mitv. Box <3C, Herald. Lady to work full time in our day. 2-4 p.m. 1S6-1S8 Oak Street. VACATION 649-5936. Domestic and Home Furnish­ neottout until 11:00 AJf. on Au­ *16,000. P hone 643-5551. and additions. Ceilings. Workman- ' ------g u st 14, 1993 for the purchase of MaehiRB Ctaaiied DUPLEX—6-6 fiat with 3-car ga­ ■ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. EXPERIENCED sales wom^ ings Dept. Must be experienced Gardon—Farm—Dairy FURNISHED ROOM near Main rage in central Manchester. Quiet, 543-0458 in some phase of retailing. Op­ S a fe ty F(oot Plate—Union Street: Septic ’Tanks, Dry Welle, Sew­ GLASTONBURY — Older 8 room COMPANION 643-4^ wanted for mght work. Must be Products 50 Street. 649-2170. 9 Hand Street er Lines Installed—Cellar Wa­ residential area, two beating aya- m m m i Tracks—Tractors over 25. Good salary and work­ portunity for advancement. B ridge. house, good condition, sewer and Bid forma are available at the terproofing Done. terns, aluminum combinations. city w ate r, *14,600. C all R om ar R. DION ROOFING and riding, al-1 ing conditions. Apply Jewelry BLUEBERRIES — Choice culti­ ONE ROOM to rent in private This listing will not last. Wesley 1956 CHEVROLET truck, 114 ton, terattons, ceilings, painting and Dept.. King’s Dept. Store. vated varietie.s. Pick your own. home. GenUenvan preferred. 119 O<2n tro lle r’8 Office, 66 Oenter VERNON — Lovely to-lo(dc at is R ealty. In c., 043-2844 o r 628-2007 '^'bookkeepers Street, Mancheeter, Connecticut. R . Sm ith Agency, 284 O enter this 6Vi room Ranch with rarage A-1 c.ondition; Craftsman lawn- gutter work. Satisfaction guaran­ 30c pint. Fast, easy pickmg. Sun­ Cooper Hill Street 649-0696. Mc K i n n e y b r o s . S treet, 649-1894. GREEN MANOR Ranch — 3 bed mower. self-propelled; lawn teed. free estimates. 643-4362. Full and part-time bookkeepv- day through Wednesday only. TOWN OF MANCHESTB31, | and walk-out basement. AU on a sweeper; lawn spreader; wheel-1------■------— — — FUU.-TIME and part-time. ers. Some cashiering experi­ Peresluha, Watrous Road, Bolton. CXMfirNECTTCUT , S o w o r a o * DIs d o m I C o . beautiful lot in an established rooms, enclosed patio, carpeting barrow; mlsceUaneous garden' RAY’S R(X)FING CO. -- Shingle Dept. Store, Manchester. ence ' desirable but not neces­ AportBents—Flute— RICHARD MAR’ITN, ISO-182 PenrI S t—MI S-5806 neighborhood. Cloee to Route 30 O w ner 649-8683. tools. 043-6541. ' built-up roofs, gutter work, sary. Tenmente 8S GENERAL MANAGER and 16. Only *17,800. Samuel M. *13,000 for 8 bedroom ranch, etove - j roof and chimney repairs. Ray Household Goods 51 8 Room Colonial Lavltt Agmcy, MLS Realtors at and refrigerator, house one-year- •------j------Hagenow, 649-2214. Ray Jackson, Help Wanted—Hale 36 ■TWO ROOM iqiartment for rent, V ernon & c le . 643-2168. 875-6297. EVERYTHING in sterUized, re­ old, repainted tuid very neat. Full Auto Driving School T-A g43-832s.______PLUMBERS and plumber’s help­ CASH REGISTER heat, hot water, gas for oookliig, CHECKERS conditioned used furniture and ap­ electric refrigerator and stave fix^ IH b ath s LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, 3 acres, heaement, acre lot, one-half mile u:— d ; BIDWELL h o m e improvement ers, steady work. Apply in person pliances — High in quality, low in Oven A Range m any e x tra s. *19,500. O w ner 641- from Exit 99. Tolland. Easy fi­ LARSON’S Oonnecbcut’s first; company - Roofing, riding, al­ between 8-9 a.m. at Berson Bros., Full and part-time checkers. niahed. C all 649-7787, 5-7 p.m . nancing. Glenn Roberts Agency, price. Antiques from Vermont Dishwasher 2957. licensed drivihg school, trained terations. additions and remodel- 50 Harvard St., New Britain or Experience desirable. Day or estate. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 MANCHESTER GREEN SECTION MLS R ealto r. 644-1521, 876-1317. certified and a]q>roved, now of­ ing of tdl tjTJes. Excellent work­ cal) for appointment. 529-8287. evening work. South Street, RockvlUe. Open 9-8. rwo ROOM ap a rtm en t, 146 O ak­ A ttic fan BOWERS. SCHOOL area — Excel­ fering classroom and behind manship. 649-6496. / ' 876-2174. ^' land S tre e t 6464QS9. 9-8. Ocdonlal fixtures lent 5 room ranch, large com' BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — 6 wheel instructicti for teen-agers. EXPERIENCED TRACTOR-traller JENSEN STREET room Cape, full shed dormer, 3 drivers, permanent work for quali­ PORTER C enter en tran ce A feoB Meted recreation room, 3-icne 649-6075. heating aytiem, large ceramic baths, firaplace, oil hot water Roofing and Chimneys 16-A fied men. Apply Carlson’# Ex­ Part-time porter mornlnge FOR SALE — Used himlture. LOOKINO FOR rantaU? OaB J. D. Inter-com system h e a t, gm-age, *16,900. 649-8878 XORTLOOC’S Driving School Inc., press. 96 Hilliard Street. Manches- tile bath, fireplace, hot water oil from 8;30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. ° 643-7449. R ealty, 643-8129. I3V4-26H. F ire p la ce beat, garage, city utilities, ame- w eekends., cfBcee, classroofn located Man- R(X>FTNG — Specializing repairinjg ter. Now Under Construcfion dieater Parkade, hrwer level. Be- FOUR ROOM apartment, including WeU fitting aHp and pantie ett tite drive, excellent landscaped yiwj M a m ooth foundation under lot. Sensibly priced. Charles Lea- VERNON — NEW 8 bedroom gtimerB, older, nervous students, ."S' HOTPOINT STOVE *9”, good con­ heat, hot water and gas for . cook­ 2627-H Price $22,500.00 ranch, lull basement, ready tor oar specialty. Teen-age ' driver’s ed Work locally between Man An company benefits. Apply In 2 4-ROOM RANCHES jtour irioent frooka. Detigned in p era n ce, 649-7620, 643-5664. paired. Alumimim riding. 30 person or call Mr. Gladstone, dition. Call after 8 p.m. 643-8726. ing, electric refrigerator and gna An eo«y-4»'wew euneuit with a (x:(nipancy, *13,990. C all R om ar •ducatioB course. State certified. years’ experience. Free estimates. C hester and Glastonbury. Phone stove furnished. C all 649-788* a r balf rizee, tbto set la eoay tip nm^ 649-8249. button-on topper makes a oute Fleming Street, near Wi BOWERS SCHOOL district — 7 R ealty. In c., 043-2844 o r 528-2007. 649-7196. Call Howley. 643-8361. 643-0763. 638-7765 between 6-7 or apply 44 WELL CONSTRUCTED Queen 649-5779 betw een 6-7 p.m . B g li M moL Jnmter High Bchool. No. 8321 with Patt-O-Rama JB Bayberry Road, Glastonbury. N( playtime outfit for the Httla m4ra! land and Broad Streete. room (tepe, 8 or 4 beditxxna, 2 Anne sofa and wing chair; also, iiiil iihwrrh- aa boa tee, tM ntillttea. to tiara 12H. 14H. I6H. 18^ RUSSELL STREET — 6 room old­ man’s lounge chair; combinaticn p te g and THm with raUboats ta iqqhqne. Sunday 3:00 to 6:80. full baths, large kitchen, living LOCAL AUTOMOTIVE wholesaler 20H. 28H. ^ Please state size! room with fireplace, dining room er (Colonial with heated sunporch, Radio>TV Repair Servieca 18 G.E. refrigerator; G.E. 30” stove, to 47. Stae 14H, 85 bust, slip, 4 aluminum awnings, new combina­ E-Z 1 £ R N wants outside salesman to sell both 1960 models, used only two 6-S yoitia of 35-inoh; pantira. 1 3rS Pattern No. 2637-H baa tioeue and den, aluminum sidii%, ga­ automotive parts and equipment —size 2, 8, or 4; applique pattern rage, ■ *18,500. Philbrick Agency, j tion storm windows. Now being CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, years. Call 649-911$. Can be seen yarda. Driying School available all hours. Satisfaction to garages and service stations in O f EN FOR INSPECTION pieces; dhrecUona. Glen Roberte Agency 6to*464. painted. Hoirard Realty Com­ GRAND-WAY at 215 Keeney St. To order send 40c in coins pany, 232-6275,\ Cart Zinsser, 643- guaranteed. Call 649-1316. ! Manchester -Rockville area. Sue Burnett, The Mtanchetoer Tk> order/ send 86c in ooins to: MTti Realtor ^ No matter where you plan to apend your vacation . . . no matter how kmx Oteaieetlcat’a tergoat. auto- ! Knowledge of automotive parts FOUR ROOMS of furniture. Must aimm> Oabat. The Itomihsatir Bre- ELUNCrrON — RockvOte tine, 0038. \ matte and atandard Shift, EXPERT SEIRVICE oh all makes essential. Car allowance, all bene­ Manchester Paritade SUNDAY 2 P.M,foSP.M. Bveniiv Herald, 1160 AVE. W tUng H erald, 1159 AVE. near bue, tiianfing. 5H iro a p*ek-«9 oarrice, teen-age be sold by August 16. CaU 648- ATiiaMfiAa, n e w Y N. 644-USl —64A0816 A vacation you’re going to enjoy—^keep up with what’g going on at hwM of AM or FM radios, TV, Hi-fi. fits, Apply for application to 1791. A M EBICA S, n e w TOBX 99, N.T. ranch. Azldiig *U,*00. Tongren IDEAL 3 BBDR(X)M ranch, IH ctemrocaa, elder and nervoua stereo, tape recorders, portable baths, screened poixh, full bos^ Schlebel Bros., Center Su and SMt . . . Choice B Zom Lot. WW h*iBd ZteBRy FVw l 0t-«to« "»«m»»g arid lOe tor Agency. 94S*S1L by having The Maneheeter Evening Herald sent to your vacation addreoa. oar apeclalty. U8 . and auto redioa. 649-1068. Prodtor Rd., Manchester. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, good Wmt Skir let-drae maStog add lOe ment Includes finished reWTtxan Can lor each pattern. Print each pattern. Print Name, Addrera running oonditioa, *30; large home aocordbif te ouBtoniB^ii phuM and spodficatioM. with none and Pattern Number. MANCHESTER — 6 room bents EAST CATHOLIC HIGH — Ver- end den, dishwasher, attic fan, WANTE® — Full-time aervice sta­ swimming pool. 16 foot, uaed only addrera wtth aooe, Style no. and planck area, g room brick front and many extras.' Handy to sh(q;>- tia e. Just 50c tor tS* new '63 Album! witb IH acres, oil heat, full base­ Moving—^Truckint— tion attendant, some mechanical few time*. *15; living room aofn MonY k)rv«4y designs! D irecticae ment, only *11,000. Large down Cafa.. Priced Immediate ping and sciuxtls. Gtood neighbors! CA U CIRCULATION DEPT.— 643-2711, knowledge required. Apply in per­ with gray rfipcover, *10. Oall TEL 449-9444 «r 443-2443 Botic Frahton, spring and m«>- occqponey. John H. Loppen, Inc., 5 2 ^ ^ to p D rive. C an ow ner, 649- Storage 28 Situations Wanted— fMT IMS Is Just 50c. Serzdlwtoy for suit and algtiaii In knit; dat^y,^ payment neeiiled. Hayee Ageticy, tpaim TO CBIV - Bpadol a*p son, see Mr. Sloan, Vernon Esso 649-3390. * I afitiee an* titeeee to erwhetl to mrrous and Mdsriy. MANCHES’TER Package Delivery, Service Center, Route 83, Vernon. Male ^ CHARLES PONTICEll.1 -R4RNEY PETERMAN ie r F o o r oopF> Pickup light trucking and package. de­ livery. Refrigeratora, washers and EXPERIENCED roofers* wanted. IT DESIRES lawn m< stove' moving iq)ecialty. Ftiding A pply A partm ent H ousing, 979 orasUng, and odd Jobo. Read Herald Adyi. c h a in lo r ro u t. 669-OTac. Bartlocd Stood. 649-«Me. •■ r 1-

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The Kiwania Club wilt meet ,with the Robuy Club for dinner Tuee- A b o u t T o w n complishments of Miss Cabpbell’s rs evident when they presented her grims. which In bum bdd a quantity of Opeai Iheedsy-Wedneeday-Sonday 9 AM. to It B li^ght work, but a great deal of behind with a remembrance gife around The final scene, that of the resistors. the scenes effort was rei^nsible Open Ihorsday Friday, Satni^y 9: A M . to 8 A M . the final campfire of last night’s Girl Scout campfire, was planned ’The pre-loaded "alava” fixtures CLOSED MONDAY fo r this. jamboree. by Unit 4. are fitted to the conveyor man­ DRIVEWAYS Miss OampbeU has accepted a At the opening of last evening’s Miss Amy Geiger was mistress ually by the machine operater, and similar position with the Girl activities Mias Campbell spoke to of ceremonies for the evening. the pieces ere carried fay the con­ Free Estimates On: Scouts in Massachusetts, and will the assemblage, welcoming all to veyor into the blast chamber, reside In Fairhaven, Mass. Her Camp Merri-Wood, and explained where they are finished by the a lifitle of the work and play of pre-r^iulated blast guns. Next, the BDUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING the camp. She went on to thank Horse Show Aids fixtures go into a rinse cheniber, her staff for the past six weeks where abrasivee are removed both • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS and oompHmented them on their Junior Republic from the work and the fixtures. BOTH efforts. Finally, an air blow-off Removes e GAS STiWlONS e BASKETBALL COURTS NOW! Leader of the Peter Pan Unit excess water, and from this point STORES ’The Litx:hifleld Horse Show will was Mrs. Robert Mercier,' assisted the work is carried bach to the op­ W bl ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED by. Miss Sue EUen Gryk, program be held at Ripley Field, Brush Hill erator and unloaded from the b ^ . GREEN Rd., next Saturday starting at 9 STAMPS aide. The entire pressure blast opera­ WE ARE 100% INSURED Open a.m. Proceeds of both the horse- tion esn be handled by a single op­ Unit I was directed by Mrs. show and the horsoshow ball this Harry Urbanski and Mrs. Anthony erator. the cxnnpeny says, and ^1 year will benefit the Connecticut. controls are within easy reach. Gryk. Substitute counselors were Junior Republic of Litchfield. SINGE 19)0 MONDAYS Miss Jane MaUett and Mrs. Rob­ Total apace rec]uiremente for the DE MAIO BROTHERS 'The Litchfield Horse Show is unit are only 96 x 54 x 75 inches. ALL YEAR! ert Coe, with Mtoa Lynn Bacon and classified by the American Horse TEL. 648-7691— WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER Miss Judy Mustbko as program Shows Association as “B" in the aides. 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• o o . Oscar Homolka Stars TVFilmmg In ‘The Moohcussers’ In High Gear By ortirmA ummir mr worm w. rm orofom tor swerydagrT Mt, garito smesyf' ‘ HOUjTWOOD (AP)—m e Is too “I'm looUnc lacwMTd to •Mtaf evesytMngv ssy u in g iin grease. I ean ti seesoM wbea televistoM cehmtnleto nhe MooncuaMM' ” aaM Ms itor you when w« stopped odf to Ylan- vieK M e biHy film community ta r —mellow, marvelloua Oac*r Ho- na on the way back we rmHy Just a prevlesv of fall and winter pea* stuffed Ounselves.” gnuae. ■Mrika,” b«cMiM I mkwed K the TWa aetlvKy involvss visiting a fly other time M w m ahoem. K‘a ”We” to not ths entire saevto lot of film studios 8ind talktag wHh •bout land piratea. very exdtinf company. Just M r. and Xnt. Ho- producers, stars, writers and press and the young boy, Kevin Ooreoran, moika. As Joan Tetael, her talent egente. Baoh trill inform the why he can jump off and on horaea and beauty so itosstort etottos a porter that the seriee with arhich hke a stunt man and all In all It’s donen yearn ago that torn w ^ he is ecMieeted is going to be the rough and tumble sort of thing mariced an one of the oonUng "ftoit freoh, new, imaginatlvo, off-beat, I hadn't done for years. I ke^ ladiea of the Amerloan stage,” but creative. Just marvekMio —uev thinking of Robert Newton in the since her marriage, career to som doubtoiBy the hit of . the feB eeae part when I first read the script, thing aha can take or leave atona. but the Disney people thoiiwht of Where her huSband goes, she goes. The reporter wUl Jot ilown the me and I'm glad ney did. It was HM(r last Joint stage appsamnos eiqteriativee aad privately main* both fun and a challenge. . . now wea In 1966 to Ibsen’a '^fhe Mas­ tidn a sleety walt-and-aee attitu Tide” with Ray Mllland character, primarily reading door neighbor, Blanche Morton. of summer replacement shows • s movies—and on the stsgo- Stands out, too, because t t was the first script 76 times. For the past couple of seasons dropped into network spots have w m fhst way beemms people hke the fkat fuB-eolor sea story and “It is to no way at all the she has b^n the voice of Betty to see farocMss more than once, the camera men and make up ehUd of ‘Beverly HUlbUUes.’ ” Rubble on “The BTintstonee.” (Ooutinaed on Page Four) mention the people stU artists had to learn their jeta as to oatoh it tor the fleet they went along. gto- weren't solving any- Then there were his portrayals ■ h ^ R asemod a^good moment of two famous living Russians LH- *"./**...**•** ®** toe track and find vinoff, for the wturtime “Mission to SATURDAY Television PROGRAM Moscow” movle'and Khnischev in why our host iMased out on Tima CSassal (18) Sabeoriptiea TV (88) Saturday Night Reyes* ^ o o n o u n sers” in the flrot plaoe. a CBS teleplay which strained in­ U:M ( S) Bka Kiss I (tt) Maatavaat (tt) Satarday Biattiea wortdng, of oounse," he ternational relations more than a (n-SsTWsteh M t. Wlssrt (88) Magie Baach M:18 (88) C artaia Tim e Uttle. (“Ail in aU I decided it was ( ■> Bass Beaay 1:88 (8«8) Saat BeaedM ^ ^ „ "China." Loretta Youag, A8aa ■aid g«entty. Stoey aa th a t W here? (M> Osadirsla ^wHas Edmond O'Brien. Richard Rust. Ladd. I g o t a ftost-moving answer wisest not to Join friends who were UiM < S> News Benedict and another attorney ll’.lg ( 8) Satarday Bpectaealar ■soause it aeema the much to de- Junketing to Moscow a couple of ( 8) Masio imad OI SBsfcaasm clash over two men charged "T en Tall M en.Burt Lancaster. years ago,’’ he comments.) (U) MUBm DolUr UsTia with the aame murder. (R) ( 8) Academ y T heatre Homolka had gone from (to) Jen’s Oelliaa ( 8> Laey-Desi Comedy Rear "Tile Big Sle»." Humphrey Bo­ ' ***yd, to London (tor a t«4e- Then thisre’s good oM Uncle Adaeatara with Tea Favai Red Skelton, guest. Madcap nua- gart, Lauren Bacall. (Jhris. He probably remembers adventures In a raging bllzsard 11:8# (88) L ate Shew „ „ _ ■toion show) and then to Yugo- t:M ( S> BFD Mu. 8 "Aa Long As You'M Noar Ms. ■hmla (for a movie), "Mfunma” with a Uttle leas fond­ ( aSS) Mr rriead fUeka in Alaska. (R) Maria ^ e ll. ness than the rest of us because to <88) Bpeiis Speelal ( 8dA5S) Oallaat Mea book tfuwe rnomdis and (M> Beat et Greaehe Robert Mc(}ueei>ey. Correspond­ 1:88 ( 8) Newsoeye were w» ever glad to get out!" he this day people expect him to bel­ ent Wright neipe lead a band of (tt) The Lord’s Prayer 1:18 ( S> Bis 8 Theater stragglers during an enemy at­ 1:M < 8) News A Weather sadd ratoing otw of hto fSttaoue low in the fierce tones of the soft- ‘On the Barrier Beet." Armand < 8) M aa U M aa busily pointed eyebrows. "Ihe heartod Norwegian immigrant. and Michael Dents. "Arise My tack (R) 1:18 ( 8) S aa FrAaeisee Baa* Lore." Claudette Colbert. 8:88 ( 8) Tke Deleaders 1:86 (8) Memeats ot Comfert, Seed peoide? No, no, the people were “Ah television,” he said In sub­ ( 8) Malah K aaaa Shew B. 6. Marshall. Robert Reed. Klcht Hymn Btoe, pleasant. B ut the food! A fter stance. “Makes me almoat glaul to ( 88) 18 M l BMrliac T* A nine-year-old accuses her l:tt(f>'Mment ef MedMatUn 'be in the city to the summ er,” No, (tt) SstaiAsy Msvle grandfather of killing her fath­ ato, would you hke gartte wMh (68) B essy J Oeeil er. (R) not the drama. The baseball! R’s IHW (.8) Bssetoll (82-M) Jeey Bishop Show (Celer) the only enthusiasm of his that Tsnkeei vs. Orioles Joey decides to practice pre- Joan doesn’t share, but he’s so 1:48 (88) to tsiA sy A ftom nsktal suggestion on . his and BI- "Oreson Paseage." Lola AA- . lie's expected child. (R) busy rooting for hie two teams he briaiu. "Quns Don't Argue.’’ My- ( g -tt^ HestenaaBy JOHN L lENNEY doesn’t noUce too much. “Why I roB Realy. Jack Linkletter. host. Guests: root for the Mets of course because (58) C artseas The Limelltere. the (Haney they’re so bad and for the Yan­ (18) MiUiaa D ollar Mevle Brothers. Tommy Makem, oth­ AGENCY (88) BalarAay M atiaee ers. From George Washington kees, because.’* *:W (tt) BaaeM U niversity. Richard Boone. \A\ to w ittg Two fugitives- conspire to kill an LABORATORIES' talban star in “BpUogue,” a SUS' (88) T ea M t T earS asieto aging <»tUeman and gain con­ pense drama about a World War 5:88 < 8) Watty Oater (Osier) _ trol'ot his fortune. (R) Two Marine who can’t forget that ( 8-tt4S) WMe WeslA et Syests ( S-4A58) Law reaoe Welk Shew 277 BROAD he was trained to kill, on NBC' "(Theyenne Frontier D »s Ro- Chsunpagne Muaic Makera Nor­ O. LEROY N O M H g ^ dee.".. Jlra .McKay. . .» -I-ex u Coaai (jonnelly ma Zimmer, the Lennon Sisters, Pvesldeat TV’s “Dick Powell Reynolds Alu­ a£l- C^em MeSpad an eovar. others. tassnuMse af AB Ktsde minum Theatre” Tuesday, Aug. • (88) The lavbIHa K as 9:88 ( 8) Save Oaa. WIU Travel (9:80-10:30 p.m. EDT. Repeat of (88) ledastry an Parade Richard Boone. Paladia ohoosos Bonds 5:15 (88) Aateriean’s at Walk the wrong side when he rides for am m. center St—MS-4UT April 3, IMS). Pat Boone will be 8:88 ( 8) Ja u le dial a Uxigh rancher. (R) - ho^for this drama. . (18-88) n isi lA:8e < 8) O nasm ske (88) WIU BOl Mickeek James Arness. Dennis Weaver. 8:84 (18-88) Itoee el Ike Weak A wounded outlaw, eluding Mar­ (18) Satarday Mmert shall DUIon, repays his benefac­ • :88 I 8) Olesess an toeHs tor stealiiu; nla girl. (R) •---- :15---- (88) Areaed -Tew a < 8-4Ata) F i^t el S e Week ICE PLANT OPEN Joe Stable vs. Stanley (Kitten) Hayward. lOround welteiwelgM HATS 8 AAI. to B:tt P it.—BUNDAYS 8 AM. to 1 P-if. ;i8 «{srsur - contest from Madison Squaro ' ( 8) toakea Anew OBAOKBOOBAOMO lOEICE-• BLOCK BAAMm IC«lU — O ra«8 (in Ufa s( Btley (iarden. (88) Wide C eaatry M :tt < 8-ttA8) Make That S |^ 51 BISSELL ST* Top bowlers compete tor cask PlKMC 643-1129 BowMas prises at Pajamua. New Jersey. L T. WOOD CO. is;(S8> SarW' Magle Laad Johany Johnston.' 'inston. commeatales. [ S t At Stole Theater On to Biae« i m ( n VaeaUsa PlayheMa ( 8) Mews. Sports A Weatfcer ( n Tfua Adtsajara ( gJ8> News aad ' P A G E TWO M ANCHEST^ inrBIftifG GERALD. MAl^CHESTER, CONN^ ‘kAECHEWKK eriaitiiB b e e a ^ MAUcBatPuui, ooim., t P A G E i S R E B : TMp to Mtogara” eai MBO- Hollywood om TV ^ ------_ jue eut The SUNDAY Television PROGRAM I TV Persdnalities^ Coming Shows »«Ur. 1 baek aad abdomaa muet be eoxi. Ttma Chiuual Aug. 9 (6 *6 6 :9 9 ated. tadrts must be tan wttii ae 1:88 ( 8) 1------(8888) WsadeaM WecH at Celsa peat of Feb. 3B. sMs or froet openbigs.” VM ( •) K «M te «t Om ^ IfMm*. Yankee*' va , Baltimor* Oncar Homolka. Kartn Cbrooran. James Staibodc «4M>p^ BaUetiB B«m 4 . 8:88 8 Getega O. Boott liM < afFaUli t a IM iv ( ) r< Fart One of comedy drama about OoBacM Dewhumt, DOMDON— (MBA) — The AS harem daaeers, naturally— ■ iM « S> Th« BtjrFtaMw IBth oentniy piialirateaL (O d o r) (R ) of bkaem dMKbig 8 ^ • 5 I t ( SdbdS) The M _ (O sier) Ufa A tar oqr taoiB Om BaMa* masi and wtta to dmma abotk an oa NBC- BOW have tiie off-stage ahakes and < ) BaoreirSMH Jane enters the: "M" Im ^ s - Runw - to "Sing Aloag wMAt lU tah" exdtad ofttoer who defaotad to sUbJeot tor ddbabe I dMtoT quivera. The reform Just m i^ f St. I^HTat^cffSmikee tem .' to teadi Georta a HEADQUARTERS D r . Kntara" •< u t o 6nd to tba Mod of C9eo* on. tK i (MBO-W OQlor broadUBta, M - the 'West fire yeaeu ago but m o w bto debut oa M BOTT turn into an international mdrality {8*)’ i88*{ Sd8 ( 8) Bd Samvaa Shew days, 8:60-0:60 pjn. NTT), but wants to Pstam to Russia: wiMa iw p ertrayed the i wave since Up swinging in filmy (88> A frilo u ta n Oa P e t a l* * '* * eater Guests; Kate Smith. Jackie Ma­ stagliig -diM ctor> cboc4ogt«|ilur- N B C V F V ’a TEb» Beventh Hw harem garb is breakhig out of Ma ;0.8.s:?' Alan Ladd, • ItonSy ahebeb oa t (M) Dewe Bible bititoto son. The ItaUan Mouse (puppet), danoer ^imiiQr Otartwok Is m m s d e WedBetday, AUg- T (10-11 p ■ppoared to be lawb traditional night club locale into 8:48 ( 8) Derey B CM ba laeaea and Anawaaa others. Rm Bloch orchestra. JjDA, J h sL S s A t weeM j Ttarwaet o f Staiar show. mn*. Repeat of oot m , i m p ). ous profctaBOB eg bSMBd. movies and trievlaion. . ' •:I8 8-88 Intenrlewed. Xs-liMS) aaae Wysnaa Pressnta the tranaftton with all the m e e of Taeiy liooeei, than tomiia as JUn * “ < J) S'**.®* **• ■«* Victor Md^artaa. WaDaoe Ford. Nlhnahor. A enupk of vtailB to Obtao alWA < 8) The Aaiwet Foni; pottrayed Mb daegiMev. TUs riiaking must be coming aa 'JS.'. Beheel !i S An uaderwortd leader trim to BOBtvKXVW snotsms vesssssmy Judge Ctai«h (Lee j. OobM 4bda a Sew weeks ago, hKwraver, (88) Uc netare take over asaln after Ms release a bit of a shook to those who re­ (48) Baeiel He*. IN RADIOr TELEVISION In Mb fleM h i UM AHMvm te Ms klllB a nan to aeK-dafeaue and ■ n te *** mmHm ttMt tiiB AnocM ChMot Mtisln Bonin ChsM. flhn Had kat thrir oH verm. TkB member Yvonne de Carlo forever 8:18 (48) The OhtistoAen 8d 8 mA8) Oar « A re T____ en t waaptaMW. Add te Ma wawh- then doOhto hta aaaiMy beewue no playing harem dancers In her 8:88 ( 8) Uederstaelfiji 0 « W eiM Don McNeil), he^ •aato Mmu Joe K. Boas. XTed Chsynae. lAw 8Mtea tagvedlaHt of a. one wOl beltove hta atory, to ••Ihe Bddie Cn w Onartot, Aaw Christy. "rigab" Is a«B8. to stor the htoA. ( 8> bilcM I ssisned aa their nidas Toody Roy BkMdge. Oharite M i a ^ Otoaparbd to D E . sfgHt oUb movies. In Yvonne’s day, she was (88) The Ohrletephen Jaekte^haon. Dorothy uidMMdooa fae* brain washlnc and STEREO great aanae o t hunwr asd tt eto- Man WoOhIn’t. Die,’ ^NM^tted only a few lady-like hip (48) OnU B eh ^ by a Russian ciHiunlaaar and a ptataa hMNr a baHat taaear who NggCVnrVi StHataute “The B < ^ Biyaat aad a aara ptaao bstat semeoaB, Ckku’ls 1 Mw'braam T ib I* Maaa Kdl peetoemaaee by Oecaga Cfcrrii- 8:48 (88) The SMtrel Beatt Pi ^ rnaecal. (R) toured South Alne(i08^ N o r t h g lM ^ to ootor Wednesday, A n g . UBS eBQUHO BDBHVnHT H:88 (8 ) bunp Cato Mjr P*et 8:88 ( 8A8<8) Major ' T < AAtgarSaato BhhS Movie NhStSbhtera" Robert Service On All Models AnerloB u d points Woot oan tutai 7 (T:90 p!>jn. j- BEXT.------R ep eat of - Jan. - They ataD bad ooxeBed On television here, 39-year-o)d ^IMoua ^ e a eriihte. Ctoorpe dauoar m m axer Crothen. The «*e»u>i..« n)|« 'Sf Jitchnas, Ann Haywood. Draaw Mb attention to dguftaig out gnoo- a®. 1 ^ . — T?-«ne,?'<22:-*s£ Tteila Qulraut, a I/ebaneee dancer, of the Irish R^uwean Anny's Btar mnsteal odor ssttaa Thors- women la modern ISe.'' of a rancher'a wita. (B8 ful iNovanMnitB tar 35 non-danolng WhUt Itad btap- didn’t h(dd baric a t b i ^ on the (8 ) S*^*^ Newa Vieira faaatlcal fight agalnat the BrH- Ahy. Aag. 9 OtoCMV. 9 * 5 6 9 pua. toed to a OMkio (8) I've Oat A taSal lah. (R ) mate afaigani of pondetvna gM h BD iy. pimular satire show, “That Was ®* 8alya4i*ai (88) Leas Jaha BBvar IF YOU OWN A BOAT CHECK OUR ttva whose wtoh tor a soai behes 1 1 Juft had brans- (88) Saoilflee af tte Xaaa 8rt8 (8888) Bissssa (CalasI n d atUf baMha. the 'Week That W as." >»► , _ . (48) Thia la Th* Ufa 8:88 SJi8^SSit2SS; Lone Green. Pemell Roteria. How to wiotlt wttM s tiM Ilnittai- wnnpectod rasulla ta "The Boy M:18 ( 8) The Ohtlato^eta A moantab man ia brouw to Tbe t a Om Iteila didn't hold Imm* a thing Bie Pooderoaa to recuperate from MARINE EQUIPMENT ttoBa hnpoeed h r ttie uae 0# MegetB Who Waan*C Wwitod," a *eiim i (John 8mMh *•=*• 4J>JS!*4 “ *• ra'”a.^*lJ£to'^Si*a, of einotional oonfUot, cm N B O - Bob ghUeri b ^ : g overaan aa a belly dancer in a major ecene Fourth fat a eerlea eaploriiii the (18) The Chrlrtephera a bullet wound. (R) M d a n c^ aaid how to btend ok- a toaded at aln In tolay’a world. (8 ) The Beal MeOim Msuteiy Thentoe" i taelr kiss of Totye. To I of “Days of Wine and R oms," the 8:88 ( 8) TwaaHeBi Caatary Waller Brermaa, Ridiard Cretma. partenoed danoetB wtjbh tfiaae men < »> Wanto * a Knew A report on the "Mrda" af the W etan ^ , Amg, T, 9 to 10 pen. tfaeir "a rt” ta eoaatoteaiee HoUywxxid movie, and she imi’t (48) S M PerJTalav aupersoaio - - Prtitao's amiuont Inherttence cn o without mBlGlng aMher group look ■on tor bis eoavicUoa ta *D m pribUc mocaUty." be hi* ordered holding baric anything now to her Hi88 (8) Camera Three a m IndndlBir X-A8 hrmps aa oM girt friend and a Citiieiit Bcmd R U Sales cmcl Service ikhculoua la one o t t8lel*tak)n^i a®T- ensa JB a repent broadcast). Bzperlmental aerlea: Dyna-Boar. Fnm____ Bdwam Air flood of salesmen hia way. (R) townger," aa aptoode of NBC-TV s the daaeers to ooyer «p said heap second movie. It is the aew Ian Jam ea M ae- Force Baae. (R) moat diflieuit bslanokig trhdia. andrew. boat 8:88 ( » TV Traa A young tatem )! netunl ewsO- " l Aramto” color seitas TUeeday. tfaeir ahakes “ reqieetahle.” Fleming spy thriller, "From Rus­ } ■> Oonmeata * Peepie <*M8) Mart The Praaa (Cal* A..,: Stortiuck^i aueoBaa la aofatovtag ^ b llc AKaIra Preaeatatloa Jack Webb, hnat Barrator. A encen to Nisw Worirta buay B «e - Ai«. e (T:906:90 p.m. As the traaelator put It: _ sia, With Love,’«. BOW before the (88) d im Biaalr ian schem aa tor the escape the Inipoaathta has made Mm one peat of April 33, laetL (88) Faith * The Bible ( 8) Cembal Dumoiit Color TV ^ Hoapttal is the.raUbJeet of “ EHp swhigtaig, ahaktaig, galrae- cameras here. (U) Oar FaNh of RAF pBols from a German o t the moat vuluBUe memfcen o t (48) Weatom lamherea Prison Camp. Part 1. (R) “Sknmgenoy W tod" oa IB9C-TWB 11:18 (88) Amerloaaa At Waift (48) Probe MMch MBftrW team. 88) nha Md8 ( 8) CUadU flam ms *1to Pdnt Show of the W M c" Bun- 11:88 ( 8) Capitol Beporto 8:88 . 8 ) M r. Bd Onrward Kirby, boat. Allen PUsL Bom In AJbuquerque, VIM., a n d 11:88 ( 8) A Qneat for Certaialp Alan Youns. Ooauie B (8888) Shew W The Wadt ELECTRONICS dey, Aug. 4 (10-11 pen. BDT. Rs- ( 8) The Bchoela Story jq ie n d in g om ny cbHdbood in Den­ p ^ of Nov. 16, 1663). Autnr (88) Far Vonr bformatfan FeeUns rejected, the talklad Real life enwrience of aa in- horse leaves home to Job a teme at If^ York's Belle­ LAIORATORIES ver, Oolo., and the pemainder o t Dana Andrews is narrator. TUESDAY T elevision PROGRAM (88) ThU I* the Ufo ^ I ta Beach beatnik oohnw. (R) vue Rospilal. Dean Andrews. Ma aitabot yeara In Oaktand, CUif., 11:41 ( 8) Britleh Oaleadar Barrator. (R) 18:88 (8 ) C.N. InteraatloBal Bel (88) Bay Scheiw SaadiwBiapeit MV BM>AD M . SNiaituok ia a true WeBteraer. Hhi (1848) LanBln Taras 1:88 ( 8) U ^ Bridsa* Shew Coverage of the werti's aaafor M:88 i 8> Whar* My U sot ■ddte AMwft gueat-stam aa an 8:88 I » O f ( 4-8448) Qaara Fax A Dar P (8) Tahe Twe events. tiriy taadeC training waa aoepRred •:8S:as ( •) s) HH*w*e*s*i Gena Howlanda, Robert Carrh- (88) FUm John Daly Moderator. Panalista; aMomey who otoabea with Sam (U> HIIBan DaOar Mart* cart Told he la dylns a mas- (U) lasicht Phynia Newman. Beimett Cerf, In San FranciBoo aad after aevon §:i 8*8 (t 8) a , T* -jra TeB xau xn«n * Tnrth Btas.AreiplSBi^y (81) Tnie Adveatare STANEK M9.1124 Benedtot (Ddnaond O’Brien) when SM ( 8) Kwa Otic* nale finds reason-to live when ha Artene Frands.^ Merv Griffin. (48) Prollem Today (48) Take Twe aeasona wkh the BaBet RtuMe, he eadi repreaente a man obaiged isissSS. (1848) Yan DanM ’ t S ra (0*1*1 meats a beautiful s n * Fi*8»*** ot 1 ( 8) DiaeavaiT ' ( 8) We BSflWe (88) Operation Saeeeea Docraentary of Northeaatera appeared on Broadway ki aiKh with the same murder, to "Acoom- (8848) T e f i T a E w (8448) ffha O n ______■>** ( 8) Talaat Soeats ( 8) Saadar KaUaea T: 88 < 8) Laasla Brsall. a priority Latte American ahowB ap "IDaify to Bed," “Sleepy »**• <«> Oi6*r Merv griffin, host. Guests: Dick Andy Hardy Oeta S prins Jon Provost. Jime Loddiart. plioe" OR NBC-Ttra ‘Bam Bene- 8 * 8 ( D NaWiT - ^ w n , Monique Van Vooren, jSt target for Oommimist domina- HoOow," “Song of Noewuy" (to ___ (88) Weataer 8*4 ( 8) Ba------Fever." Mlclcey Rooney. Fearful that bluebirds may . „ tloo, (R) dtoC” Saturday, Aug. S (7:S0-S:80 7:88 ( 8) I*8w *W*m I Womo (8848) (88) Davey A OeUath leave (Jalverton. Timmy triea to llrtS ' 8) News whtah he played tlw denolng knd ( f If g ]______t e & n . ^ (88) Wild Bin Hlehoek pjh. ElXr: repeat of March 9, help. (R ) ( U M ) News A Wes and pertanned the “Freddie «aid (88-88) Haw* Aftonaan Bapaat (88-88) M m j^ (Color) .f 48) Air Forea Story ( 8) Zeemma „ (48) SasMby BdHiaa 1988). Brock Petm gueat- Richard Eran. Ryan O'NeaL U:B8 ( 8.. ) _—T ear Cenyreaamai (n-88) Baataa Orreel* Hla FVMto” number) and “MUMe atatB. 8:88 ( 8) Ms 8 neatox L u ^ (Sarreit testa her son to sea CoBBeeUont U:M (m SanTRIght Mevie (8848)llake Baa** Far Da«ta Dean Jones. Jade MuDaney. •The O rem M om en t" Joel M c- in My Heatt.” im £ 8) Bes Bfc**.fo .( 1) Atelxal Jack 1:88 ( 8) Fereepttoa p Toole tries to boost the wan- „ „ Grea. B. Field. totete. m)* *“ “*• (88) SeUae 18 P b Bewitoc Int eso of Rex by haviny ylrta More recenUy be stagged and ' A aahiBte to Cole f*(irter, a vW t (84 4 1) DtaeavaaT US (48^ ) Ibwalian Bye (88) Saaday Mattaae - 11:18 (8 ) Movie Maaterpieeea choreographed “O, G ^ttafor tar (U) Mim*a DalUx Mart* fint over him. (m CEILINC to Scotland, a segment devoted to ®"i{.2r*creSsr (444S),Aaui4eaa Hewaatatal ^ n l e Stevens, Robert Conrad, "Women of Pltealm lalaad.' (ft) Sabsmtptlaa Tlf rS rtd t'” '*®'**^ Culver. Nigel p ick et impersonates a Hawaiian Lynn Bart. Broadway and acted ae associate instrumental muaie and aa okV •:U’ < *)8) P*bhi* Dnh* I 1*4 ( S) AJaUxal Jack Shew (48) Wanted; Dead Or ABva U:88 (m i& Shew director for “Thiirber Camival.'* 8:88 - (Ih Pros-) Bin to trap smusriers. (R) (48) WlBBtay Pina (88) Isles or the Carrlbeaa faehioned minstrel ahoW ecmqirise 8:88 ( 8) Pletare Tkis llM (8) Tear Conareaamaa fraai e. ^ Aeademy Theatre When television waa to its in- m ) I M Otow 7:88 8) Oennls The Menace 11:88 (88) Featore 48 Mitch" color (8S> " B is M oney.’ - Brtindn L**k CoBBeoUenl Jay Gale Gordon. When IJiff ( 2 New* A Weather Ceilings leap into life and become intriguing pattem e of depth and dimm- fAnoy, Starbuck became aaeodat-. oa NBC-TV hosL® 1:88 ( 8) WaahiBKtoa Bepert Mr. Wilson reports losiny money 1J:M < 8) Masse at at Mi (18) MUHaa DoUar M art* in the market Dennis, not reai- sion with tilel ed with "Broadway Revue” and pjB. BDT. Repeeft of »5 ewnhh. Chew M ck PoweU Theatre 1:88 (48) Strthe Oat the Star* 1-J* 118) l e i d ’ s P tayar . t> T*n Thwar „ 0 8 ) VHni Lm Marvin. Ricardo Montalbaa. islny he meant yrocery store, Ids ( 8) Newsespe A MaaMnto at later earned naUdnal tame aa a MaKh 33, 1969). (48) Jaaple A Almaaae takes charitable action. (R) (88) . Kavto •*8 (88) Bailr Shaw As. Jeams hia famllyh Cem tort A ceiling job in your h(»ne is not how cheap yon ean get it, It is how good dance aololst on "Tour Show of 1 8 *8 ( 8) afc*** "The Babel S^*’ John hapfon. target of a psychotic killer. Bhowe” and Max Uebman gpedals. A six-year-old girt identifies Andy ffM ia l f 8) M ek Draw MeOiaw you want it and how long it will last. If you like a good job ^ 1 Mr. Chwles He tax* time out from teievieian Quthrie «(e«rle8 oo-star Andrew (88) AartH af Oachlaa r 5SA*** ®“*®«ob«btoe 1*:M ( 8) 41 5:88 (ft) laiaateT ra PaxaJa % !? • 1 ?™ *:* ClordoB. 649-4920 or 644-0601. Brush o r spray. Homes, Offices, Industrial. tqgo to HMlywood’ to ehoreograph Prince) aa the driver of .g hit-aad- U *8 ‘ ■ 8.-88 < » Ifewa aaS Waattcr MuS*. fl"“ cial genius (IS) M s Ptotara NIttI from income tax "The Court Jester” for Danny nm car, and even Andy begins to charge. (R) evasloa MONDAY T elevision PROGRAM Kaye, later retuniiiig to NBC-TV wonder about U s innocence, to (88) Hewa UiM m (1848) 8*4 (84) Mr. Laehp ***•• {.* '.* 9 * * ® BrasseUe Shew Chaaael tor "The Arthur Murray Show” "The Man Who Ran Away" on < 84448) Sevan Ben 4:18 ( 8) Waaiher. Hew* aa« 6p**8* ^turlng ^elle Adam, Ann B. i 8) Memeats af Caastort ‘.: S {15 and several "BeU T e l e p h o n e NBC-TV’s “ Wide Country" Tliura- H * t ( ailvv* ot I J f a ^ 8:88 ( 8) OaflaWB SSIi?' 5?® ^ OrasUuio. Guestm ( 8) Newscope, Balletia Near Hours.” Since the beginning of - | ^ ) Y*nr I M I**i (U> Ufa et BOar Kddle Jules Munahln, CHARLES MODERN HOME day, Aitg. 8 <7:89-8:80 p.m. E3>T. (48) AdTeatara* la Yhaa Nancy Wilson. ( 8) OperatiaB Alphahat SIS {15 "Sing Along wlUi Mitch" Star- (22) Clabhaaea ATTIC FANS (M-S8) Tsday ShoVT^ (U) Ufe ef BOey Repeat of Feb. 7). !^M4it) Tinniaili H N*88 (W) Bepert From ( 8) Sdeaca buck not only has choreographed ( « ) Haw* (22) Weather 8:88 ( 1) Glaae ^ On 8paata ™ * c ^ n t mood of a city. 7:16 ( 8) Faith Aad Order (48) Leae Baagev and stagged all the mutdeal num­ {&a*5lSlh'S Be ready for the hot weather (82) Weather Painters, Builders, Decorcftors Mews bers) but has appeared intermit­ (44448) Fataar Hnawa~ 7*8 ( 8) Ta Ten The Traih Goddftrd,, hoet. A Dortnkif t^ ahead with a HUNTEJR ATTIC 7:88 ( S) PereepUea 8:88 (28) Clabhease Burton star in a dramatixatfon of ( 8) Frieads ef Mr. Oeeher tently as a soloist. With the advent U :H (88) Haara Dajr BeSwt (U ) SabaeiipItoB TV PAN installed In your home. •:4d ( 8) Ctosan aa Spsrto Daitme du Maurter's "M y Cousin 1:88 < 8) Beat Sdlei (22) WeaBiar. Laaal Newa i ( S> Let’s Talk Abaat 8:U ( 8-2848) Ne of the 1668-64 season, the program Rachd” on NBC-TV'a "Monday ( S4848) OanenaB*all*l___ (88-48) Hew* Aad Waathai S r M S Complete wlte fan louvers and ( 8) Captala Baagaie* 7:88 ( 8) After Maaer Mavis "crawl" wlU read "directed h^ Night at the Movies” Aug. 6 (7:80- (28-8*) at Hama WHhmSTraiar . (a> IH m ***** SorSta*** Now*. Weather and all carpeAtry work. (48) Frsatlers af Seieaee "S o y i of Scheherasade." Yvonne 1:88 (48) Baibam BamartI■art) —B k w 7:18 (22) Special Bapart ( 8) Hap Riekiu^ De (terto, J. P. Aumont. Marcia Kuyper Schneider and 9:80 p.m. BDT. Repeat of April 1, ( A * n * B ig New* (8) Jack La laaae Shaw 1:88 8) WaiM TWna 7:18 (22) Baekataxa (18) Sabecrlattoa TV James Starbuck.” 1968). >8>C*aa*e L»gd Now* aad Weather MANCHESTER (88) Haever (Maan Shaw (48) Mew* . , (IS) Bose The aewa (88^> New* aad Weather (48) Newa 7:88 ( 8) The David Nlvaa Theatre ***** starlight 8:18 ( S) D^ble Drake Shew (58) FUm James Oobum, considered one of Dr. Victor Jonah (guest Mar (tt) FUa* ESlfl®,!?. »■ **®®k®®. M. 8:88 ( 8) Mmieaaire (ttto) Lanunla 7:18 (22) Special Bepart o ld s m o b ile the meanest hta.vies to TV and mo­ John Larch), doomed to blindness 1:88 (48) Baateurn BenuaJ Shew (Color) John SmlUi. Spring By- (48) Steve AUen Show ( 8) Best Of Oroactee 7 :U (22) Sammr _ ler HIghUghto : ^ tion ptaturee, will jilay a romantic by a radiation accident, must de­ 1:81 (88) Men af Daattar Ington. A convicted murderer 8:41 (48) Kteg And Odle Shaw (M> Spe ' Oam em (12) Special BeiM hides out on the Sherman Ranch. ?3 Jf 5 * ^ ^ BoEBdap 18:88 ( 8) Oaleadar (48) Nea “ t o i t r o l d s m o b u j d d b a l i s b ’’ role in one of the epteodes on cide whether his patimts or Ms 8:88 ( 8) Faaaward (22-8e< Say Whea Geraldine Brook*, guest star. 11.88 (224» Tonight Show (C) 7;M (2248) Meaday Nlgbt at the Mav NBC-TV’e “IStoventh Hour" serlee family come first during the few (2848) Feaple Wm-yaBc ( 8> Cinema 8 ( 8) Who Do Voa Trastf lea 512 WEST CENTER STREET next season. weeks ot sight he has remaining. (8448) Day In Oanrt {Y> First Ban Tkealre (48) Horalag Movie 1:88 (88) MMdsr Bapart •Crist*.’' Cary Grant. Jo*a JHayUme." Jeanetie Maoii- 18:88 ( 8) Homemakers Mavle "My Cousin Rachel." Olivia de- RavUland, Richard Burton.. A m i 8-1611 8:18 ( 8) Haaaa Fnrtr F errer. (22-88) Play Tear. Haaek (ttto) n * Dacton (48-58) Combat *5:2 , * Weather (C olor) yoimg man ia convinced bis (4448) Jaae Wmaa Ff iaiaila *'•• Noment of BfedltaMon ( 8) Day la Coart fosterfather ia slowly being "Vic Morrow. Pierre Jalbert. Ttie Hewaeim Balletia Baaxd S:R (8 ) Mew*. Deuliia Edward* 8rt8 ( 8) Comedy Hear e a " with tBOomparabls 'tasto. ( 8) OperatiaB diphahet (22-M) Tratb *r OsasaaBeaeas JaA ^m y. PhU SUvets and INVESTMENTS 8*4 (8844) Mateh Ojune f brid" (R) *®‘* *’®’' ^ (8-4AAS) )father Kaswa Beat MB. QEOBOB F. JOHN8 Harvey Olssa Shaw Paaeilsts; Jayne Meadows, Carl 4*8 (44R> AmeifaM Nawsataad (M ) News Reiner. ( 8) Bap Blehaxda 8;W (22) IM Shaw (R) (58) Thia ta The Aaswar 18:88 ( 3} Paasrretu ( 8) SmSk IM Laaaa Mww "Artists aad Modsla Abroad.'* 1:88 (48) Barham Beraard Shew Game show. Alien Ludden, host Jack Benny, J. Bennett. 1:55 (M) Bepert (88) cSiio (R ) Three 6to*Ste to adopt toe BOO o( a man he (M ) ____e f Decttay Guest celebHUea. !T POES Make A Difference Where Yon Save! ( 8) DahUa Draka Shaw Helped send to prison. (R) 8:88 ( 8) Pseswerd (M-M) DmU BMahley’s Joamal ) 8) MlWtoaelra (Ml n e Adartn? aad Bwabhf (W ot) -Brartlla" — A study of Skew < S4t-«S) 0«y Maa Htoglas W en be glad to show you a matoh- (2848) Peeple WiU Tnik ( 8) Beat af Oraraha (R> n ia s Stmley H rtl^ay. Audrey Totter. (4442) Day b Ceart S'toSd*™ stagnant capital 8:88 (44) Ktag aad Odle Shew Reginald Gardiner. Rome life be- leaa neleotlMi of MohAvrti or ■ft * a AmaSng new hwentioH dum - 18:88 ( 8) flalradar 8*8 (R> Barly Shaw 2:24 (58) Midday Itopaal < 8-I848)’ Oasey (8848) say When "Fort Omse." Rod Ctemerca. o®*"?* com plex when HiggUM' mgeiow carpet rlzht tai your own 8:M ( 8) Hoase Party Vinmnl Edwards. Sam JaNe. ^0 < 8) Beaky * Bis Friends cousin visits. (R) ■ nek para, smooth, natural ( 8) inieD o Yen Traatf (8) Dick Taa Dyke Show home. Make your home carpet (2248) The Dectove Disfinred patient' , glIves courage 4 % iflEAR (48) Msratag Merle («) neiaf at CocUse oomfortable! (48-58) Jaae Wymaa Preeeab „ ^ to girt face bltednv.. (R) SAVINGS sound through Die mastadd ,(R> Brltlsk Caleadar Morey Amsterdam. Rose Marie. 8:51 (2848) News I8:M f S) Stamp The fifar* 18.-88 ( 8) BMearakara Marie 8 :« (R) Veaas Weild Disguising his voice, Rob asks 8:88 ( 8) Edm el Nbhl process dhrectly to the "hear­ (2848) Play Tear Handi (Calar) 8:R ( 8) News A Wantber I^ura for a date, is upset when Charade Game. Mike Stokey. < t ? l f / LOAN ( 8) Day ta Oanrt she accepts. (R) (2848) Laretta YtiiBg Shaw beet. Guests; Tina Louise, ing center,” tiie inner ecur! « 8) diairaae (U) Ms Pietare MANCHESTER CARPET ( 8-48^) Gaeea Far A .Ihqr Michael Wilding. A S < ) 1 I % I I 1 1 V 14:88 (M ) Mews- H tH (h ^Uywood: The Fabnlsas (18) MOUea D ollar M avis (21) Bacitt AGAIN P p ^ n ^ UM the impaired U :8 4 (8848) The Pitoe la BtaM Sbaaaa Wradell Corey, George Scott. (22-M) Nfatcb Game "The CJock." Judy Garland, THE U :I4 ( 8) Seaioh Far Tanaarraw ( R ) Hewa Coleen Dewhurst. Df. Bassett ( 8-4841) Amerioaa Baadstaad W alker. imd literature, caU. write or d:U (28) Otabhaasa trieo to (M why a Red officer (1848) Trath ar Oeaaeiiaeaeaa 8 :« ( 8) Rase Up Oa Sparta i'H **5;*^i. "rrSt *tlemeea Bepert (44) Steve ABea Shaw lARI VM t oflSce belowl ( 8-4848) Falhar Eaawa Baat who has defected wants a pasa- 4:M ( 8) Big 8 Theater 11:M (M> SpeM NsaadaP' - U:SB (88) Haw* Day Bapart 8:45 < 8-SS-M) News port to return to Russia. (R) (28M) Make Boom Far Daddy U:2S • 8) ^ rta View 1:48 ( 8) Bart SaBcf 7*8 ( 8) Beagh Biders T444R)' 444R) Naked City ( 8) AdmimI Jack Shew llrtt ( 8) Cifati LATEST CAPITOL RECORDS ( 8 4 4 4 1 ) Oaaaral HaapWal ( 8) News. Weather Paul'aul Burke, Bruce Gordon. Po- (48-5t> D iscovery ’88 1 ^ Tmptea.”' R. Tay- (8848) At Baasa ifith KBIy (U ) Sabsciiptioa TV lice hunt for a youngIirty__ who is (18) Mlllloa Dollar Mavia ledy Lamarr. OTARION I (48) Baibaxa Baraaxt Shaw (28) Weather, Leeal Hews carrier of a rare ^sease. (R) x'ae Americm Newsstoad (28MI) ‘nmigbl ' (Oaiert Love You Because" r 'O ffie A ii 7 63 1 8) Aa Tha WatU Tama (S8-M) News A Weather I 8- 8-4843) New*. W eoA sr A 5:88 (22) Movie at 5 12:45 144) Lard’s Pmmr - ”/ LISTENER MAIN ( 8) Oaaaaatieat Marfa" ( R ) FUm "Nightmare:" E. G. Robinson. K 1:M « 8) Newvcepe. Mem (88) Barray Olaaa Sbas 7:18 (22) Special Bepert (I^ 'ftg Mews McCJarthy. ! fart aad Nvma B r -a l m a b t i n o STREET (88) Haws 7:18 (22) The Sqaare Set (N> Mem A Weather. ( 8) Adralml Jack Shew . ( 8) Newa. Waathev B Msmenii HEARING CENTER (R ) Tha Chrirtapben (18> Sparta Cam era ( 8) Wednesday Stariiglit (In Progress) or XedMatian ■ STEREO or HI-FI i (W> Barham Barnard (88) I M e "Come Uve With Ife.” Jan (M) nree Stooges (Ml Newa t (88) Man af Desttay 7:R ( 1) Featare _ . .. Stewaii. H. Lamarr. CnstiHiiized' Seat Covers (48) The Admiral' aad Swahhj (R ) Bpaatal B ep^ (28R) Tha Vtagtaiaa (Galea) (M) Store AUen Shew Show AT 1*8 ( 8) Paaawsid __ James Drury, Lee J. Cobb. U :I8 (M) Sps^ Bonadep Cnstomued Auto Tops (88) FUm (8848) Faapla WM Tal Judge Oarth riaima to hare UH- 11:25 ( 8) Sparta View t:M (M) Early Shew CtomediMi Don Adams has hsen (8448) Day In Oanrt ed a man in self-defense but the U:W (ItAdfroelght Shew fOelaef "Counlry Fair." Rory signed by producer Howard Leeds RAY BELLER'S MUSIC SHOP Don WILLIS GorogG (S "victim’s" partner denies be to ( 8) Ctaema 8 TURNPIKE t 8) V ort Bear P a ito dead. (R ) "Tbe Mortal Storna.’’ Jam (48) Sberin el Ooehiss for two early i^ipearances on (D I800D N T RBCXHIDS) ■PBfBAUBTS Oi I D iatar i (844R) Wagra Train Stewart. 5:48 (58) For Tear lafsriaallia NBC-TV’a "The BHl Dana Show." m t MAIN ST., MANCHE8IEB—646-3N6 WHEEL ALiONMBNT aiM John MCtaUra. 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OB Mm other hand, a tower U M m> Rem [Ctaalhmed from rn ga Oaol a t teier iMon aerlea I M I S> Baal » hatpina U>* firla pet «e < S A M » C ------ Al I ( * » M« I lata Spaaa Gower* rh angdon eam IM <4B> Baibn • d t < •> P e rn Btoxeet 'dtoappolntment, perlinpaj mdil iHt^geta honftad age Id a < t> Aa 1h W m__ ooA_ Burr. B a j ^ a K eefe BraeeeUe Show t St Omaacnew wanswi An cxeoutiexecutive, mlaabur (o^ - ; on CBS, which waa smarUy pro­ The ex-daiMar. now ---- _ (M> Barver Waaa Bbaw ye a n and Juat inhumed (ora B roadway and HoOywooCPa aee (to) Raw. stookho'dera’ meetlna. la (Wm« duced and rather attractive, ^ dtrectora. aaya Mm ptoya and fte - ^ 1M» la toto woefully lacking In matertob— I tarea he agveea to dtoeet are **---- lito tom at niiRay « » f c a d to partlewMrly comedy. ! which hook hhii. ( f i ) WpMtal Bceart iMlnr aittar proMama. (n) CBS’ "Celebrity ’Talent Scoute’* S dt ( at Paaawaad (U) Tbe BI* Story "In doing Mm nwiainai. ‘Bye Bye OaW toeele MR «Uk wae long on celebrities but very Btodie.’” Gower eaya, *Tt ems UM (tofil Bar to Om M i5aid®'ch2SS^ R a r n ^ abort on Ulent. And poor Jerry laookie humor at the aothor, IBbe t:M (an m ------VtotototoY V^ctaR bllndnoM a d o fr Van Dyke had a thin time trying tda ( S> ha____ Stewart, that hooked aee. to *0 0 1^ m aat n a i Mb ra- to be the jolly hoet on an inerod- nival.’ I waa hooked by Boh Mer- (to«B> Awe . '^"weaka S alrt*- < Ibly dull and puerile game show rOTa araaic.’’ SdB iSSAt) Ram 1) ImTa fi ^ Bear caUed "Picture Thla.’’ George Fen- Pool td a ( S) BAaa M msM ihe car* Wally and H d ^ noman’e "Tour Funny, Funny If nothing in the eertpt er Manie parklna to r a waddln* enda hooka him, he awlme away from - I alth e polica atotlon. (R) FUma,’ ’ on ABC, moraly proved MO often ware told bjr Mm poMoe (tat WtoiB RaHar toavta , J) The D ala^aa that amateur home moviee are tiMt we had to leave Mm location the project. Befs to aneh demand, S:M ' » Tie TMi The Tndb • d » ("^ tfceee daya. that he awfme aaeM m aat rim BanT to r it «3»a.S5r2^'!ftl^tttor only funny to people who mMm wiMre we wet* ahotodBC to IS < at Bhaavag < « to be a them and—maybe—their etosaet P«i—A— Se we’d have to do Mm then he Wtea Neat aiaaon. he’* Mha when he„ ^ Im a (todS) Mba Be Tso «m euMar Mldar. friends. aoeiM riglkt than—without rehaara- do *T FIckod a Bahy” « b Broad­ - (Oala;) way; tlito to Mm oagariy awaited Sdi ( S) Haws. Bieatoe Bt* • d t n u t ) Tba U al. •' Ida ( a> Beaeer Aahrihew Tie Damoee Gloria HeB. ’Thafa good for actota. U’a muaioal being wvitteB hy Richard (UdtoltoaHbOaM Qaan " b ’H a ^ ’ OuaJm; tow la Rodgera aeid Aton Jay iMRMr. , adOAD Aw------C<*no Quwrtot, JoiiP Cnn^ AMbough BHte Bantee (A M iy good —V the aotora Ib m w Mm It ddB « d t > Rawa -Atot jOhampion wld hath dkaat and «da ( S> RiaS * Vi^rKeHiao's Mmwj , Datton) aaya M’e an okl ^ v «^ biialneaa.______, and oura did. tale, TV oomedlan Joey BarnM 8 0 Paul wlU ragrat chuie ugmph M. (tSdaTluka r Champion aaya that Mw ohnioM (Joey BUhop) deektas to praottoo good peat to a good ah But i s t pranatal suggeetion on tholr ay thare’a anoMMT aide to I hMt o f hto daaeiag hachg nead < U )______±rM *i*FS3:e!ffir. m )* being a help to dhaetlag a aaHleal dB (tod» laiwiaaa R pootm chUd in Mm eptoode " m toon. Sdt Tbiaa Btamaa toraigfat ploy, the w« jMrtant. And a danrw, ha amya, to trained to eenoantmta on ■ lather than warde.no thnt he hfaneelf handicapped. F R ID A Y Television PROGRAM "B m direetor of a mm ^ l a K i e l i Champion nagna, “to a eraatoc Atto Hoi Of I Alto ( A) RewaB Maelkar dtreetBK..of a elinighi play ( a> Rea Ufa at BOay WALLPAPER BOOKS -27 7 BROAD < •) FTli ata at Hr. Oaadar (to) Raws * Waalha* PAPERHANOINO For ^UeutMianU Id a < S) Lal'B la a i Abam (to) Si^fMaa a m ( 1) Castafa. Kamarae (to)(It ) Raws FLOORS aad OEIUNOS •d » (to) FTiaBir at fielaaaa AdA (to) Onbkaasa PAINTED and RBITNISHHD •:M ( » Has Bfabaida There’S a new tdeviaioa series ( i ) daefc l o I issna maw At Workmanahto 'Oiwianteed CLOSES coming out a t Hollywood this aea- (»d ») B a«av Baaaa (IB)*l£nlly”luri(at Fully taanred aon—and'iCa eaiiring many acton (to) Baa* Tka Oewa •:U ( » Pabtoa Drake IhMr FOU VACATION to loGC their batr. •:W ( S) HHHaaalra ”**)5i aSebawIpMaa : M r TV „ The order to out: “Xf you are < » Baa* at OtaefA. (toIt) Weatber. laeid R m LEO PELLETIER going to work in Tha Lieutenant’ •:to (to) Ala* aad 04U thaw (WH I) Haws aad Weeflwr M t 4 flmi 1C M.-M ( at Ualaadar (ft) K lUB you'd betto- be ready to have your Ctodt) fia » Wkaa Tito (to) SpaHldkt Or - RE-OPENING hair cut Hkeh reaTlIaftaet.’’ ( at BrkaDa Tea Trealf (to)I Syatia Onnaara fi«S-fifi«8 ,’H m fun-hour drama aeries ’The (to) Handwt Havia (to) Raw* U d t ( •) BawawakBra Maria BawhMa MONDAY. AUG. 12 lieutenant*’ is being filmed for (tato) n a * Taer Hnch (Oalar) **** Hri<5 "SenllnA.Flei Clint Itoatwood. preaentaHoo as a Saturday night ( » Oar la Can* Also UrUPtolDdrover. lnve*tiaatetaavx»wv.B.w»w when — — one feature on NBC-TV this fan U d i ( •> member of a wst^ M n ri SHOP end I \ 1; \ MK \ I I N A • I I \ h I U d t (t*d t) Tkr Price U BteM (Oalaa) order bride, i. found dyin (7:30 pjn. EOT). < •) daaa Wymaa -> the__ :rau. trail. (B) SAVE It is said that moat acton pre­ t ld t < »d t) CiaaiwIraWia (W) laLenuOUBia 8ti«wttm« fer their hair to grow kmg. Some < SdOdt) Baraw Dcmi Am^che. hwrt. C1rcu« fix WHERE U d t ( S> Iwva Of Ula lUly. (R> PETS of them do it by personal choice, (IM t) Taor Ptrat < MGGS) Clieye«»« . YOU SEE but many becanse they may need (CMor) 6 w n ( ad td l) Taaaaa.aa Braia Part CUnt WGlker. ^Cheyenne he- that hair for the next role. U d t ( » Saarek Par Taswrrsw oomes romantically attached to BTAMTO T i ------THIS Casting directon for Weateens < »d t) Trath Or n u eea sB .a a rtch young widow. (R> SIGN PET FO O D S usuany want the shaggy "Tve- ( ddOdt) Pktoar Kaaira Baal (M> TIglilirapo U d t m t Hews Day Baoari (M> Dane* Time been-out-on-the-range-for-months^ (d a < S> Baal SeOw look. ( S-UdS) aimmtat Baaptod Martin Milner. l>iane Bakw. Tod PET ATTlrt^ Ricardo IContalban. who wUl be (BdS) Al BaaM WHk TtlMy dive* into a cballanaliM Id a (to) Baikara Banard fibaw maintenanca nuui for m under­ a guest star in one of the early Pda ( » A l Tka Warid Tm u water ballet ^ ^ p e . (R ) episodes of *The I.ieatenant," ' < » Caaraaetieal MariaHaia (to-It) Mas a im * WHh MIleh t i v i i h 's (to) B arm Ola«a to m visit to Scotland (R) faced a tough decision when the (to) Rear* - < fl tt 5 » The filateWaee (Oelar) program’s producer adeed him if (a t Paitk Par Taday Having spent the vacation mpn^ F U R N ITU R E Seeds. Shrabs he would ptoose submit to the stu­ Id a (to) Baikara Beraaid fikaw sacretfy Wilma has * P'^blem 1115 M A IN 8T. dio barber for a dhort GX haircut I d t >U) Rea ml OeaHay when Fred wants to *et away Lowa MolBteBiBire (to) Spaeial Bakari from it all. (R) before reporting to for hto role m tdS * ■) Paaawai d . tdAdt) I'm DIriteas .... mma OLIVA’S ESSO bOWII M IOwW a M arine t>rivate. (U d t) Faapla WH Tato 411 HARTFCHtD RD. (todS) Day la Oaeit *T3et m y hair ent ahort?" asked td | (to) Midday Bapari j “ n*A.tln, Mcntalban. "But,. I can’t. Next •:M ( S) Bane Parly ana rivea mlaplacwd marital ad­ SURWELL*S TEXACO week X have a job where Iha enp- o u t ) ‘Uw Datoara vice to Fenater. (R) 1475 Silver tone, B. Hartford (todS) daaa Wrataa P raaaala a-M ( I) Alfred Hllclieack Ranr LITTLE & pooed to portray Sitting BuB." . tdt (tMS) Raw.. (tod tl The Prlna Is BItkt (Oalarl But Montalban, a stickler for SdS • S) E lk . m RteU _ BBI Chilian t o amcea. RUDY’S SERV. STA’HON c i n n e y realism in hto ralea. dnally agreed (U d t) XaraWa iM Uc toww many Btu baoomea a lu a tt^ 184 B. CBNTBR ST. M K that a real Marine private who ( AdAdt) Oeaaa Par A Day from both underaround and po­ 18 WOOBBUDGE ST. wore hie hair that long would (U> Minian Drikw Haris lice. (R) S:lt I I) «a TIB Tka tnlk lt d (to-M) daca Paa* Pta*raaa WYMAN OIL C0„ Inc. ' MaatdMotei^-dlS-XTei wind up in Mm hilg. *Tiead me to (tld t) Tan Daa’t Say (Cater) lt d < I) Parirait . . 34 M AIN ST. ( I) Dteman M ( t ) Reaaae.ir your baiber," said Mvitalbaa. (todt) Dto O. Tea Tnwtr "When I play-the Indian role m ■ - (to) M,B Anaerlaa’s Oraatesl MaviM 881 M AIN BT. SERVICE gnroo” — daior. filmed to the ttSdnMafce Baaa. Pw Baddp ••To theRnd of the Barth." D k* (.A) Adwind daek- fikaw Powell. We attend to A n a tn lien budh — on NBC-’TV’e (todt) DisaevaCT *tr .. (to) Aleve Allea Shaw ^ NASSrtT ARMS egpy detail that "Saturday Night at Mm Morieer’ (tt> ItoRlae M h o n ievls 4dA (4A4D twailaea Riwaakiat U:M (to) f ^ r t . Itoandap fifilM AINST. kaepe you look­ Avar. 8 (B-11 pjn. HDT. R ep ^ of A.-4A (to) PIrri BSrw ing your beet. Feb. fi. IfiM ).______- ’'They can’t Hand Me,’’ Taraoet DICK’S GULF SERV. Morsaa "• ^ f* "* S io t." (3ark gable. 47« HARTFORD RD. James Pkanctorua. who atom to ( UAdadiatdesk Myrna loy.- (In Procraari ito <4t) Lard’a Prayer ipameo Beatify the MUe role e f NBC-TV*s focth- (to) Tkraa fiUaaae . S !W ( t ) Rawa A Weather GARNER RUG CLEAN eoraiiM Novak" aortas, and. (to) Tka Idwiral Aad fiwakky U d t ( t> Mamaal at MaditaMaa 8 GRISWOLD ST. Studio hto wife KHty. are espeetkig their (to) Id a ( t) Nawsespa, Msmaals at Gsoa. second dUld to Dooamber. They A-dt (to) fert STATE SERV. STATION e w - n e i I at & B Mb Prii Newa _ SdS Main St.. Manchester have a daughter, Janain M k ( t o ) I Sh at OaeUsa I t f i < S) News. Wanihsr * MelW 770 M AIN 8T. bom Dee. d, UML (U) UvtoKW aai atHadMatUa J

Manchetter^A City of Village Charm

PRICE SEVEN CENTS ▼OL. L x x x n , H a (TWELVE FAfiBB) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 T a m m State N ew s S u m m er’s Roundup L ight Side Troops Repulse Let’s relax over some of the NECAP PH^eto eunnier summer stuff that pops up. For relaxing, who can beat At City Hall Steve Rubeck of Pittsburgh, Pa.? Steve, 47, took a nap between r HARTFORD [AD— Tte North Koreans a set of railroad tracks as 44 H n t major ait<4B and pidKt freight cars passed over him. demonatratkm ib ^ o tfa h l When they stopped the train and jMilled him out unharmed, Steve ffot underway at 10 to d a y - asked: “ Huh, , what do you! one hour after'tlie w ant?” ! atartinff time— aa i Theodore Charging Crow, a dem- « Police Chief C. J. Lovett i said today. Ih a the shooting occurred after a car port of Pretodest Kamedy's civil with to e rlghta IfglilstiM program. carrying five young Negroes CSw News and Fords^ Separation stopped when several white Seven Negroes, hs hsitog 9 Wsrid Repset. toe arector of to spat ministecB, were arrested Sunday Brtttaa’s JedreR Bank Ohserva- Daderpraaod night when toey nought aerrice at taey als* said: The Bmssiaas are Stuns Social Wenid P eace Note Ends a restaunani in Sumter. S.G smkfrig slaeese overtures to­ Charged with trespass, toey were ward eeaperaOsB ta space. Their released in 37B0 bond eneb. Abom D E rm o rr ( a p ) — the auMed gnatwre o t fl M alaysik Parley prime programs b o w are to taad 400 otoer Negroes staged an or­ softly on toe moon, tamlly of Henry Ford H—he end derly » » ti ■■pgrpgMtfcwi demonstim- his wife, Anne, have a jreed to a I to Joto with toe to ssWt a space platfhrm sepeuation—was to appareWt sec­ MANILA (AP) — Leaders of tion to dmnstown Sumter. wed hy aa eagineer aad an lusion today. Malaya, Indonesia and the Philip­ At Danville, Va.. the news staffs for five to sevea days Aelde from the hctol eepaiattna pines ended their summit meeting of two daily m-sspapers have to view toe heavews from a spare announcement that siuiBied the so­ practical today with a pledge to work to­ been subpoenaed to testify at the tetaueept. Sir Beraard said Us cial world over toe weehead, toe gether for peace and progress to trials ef 43 peranm dmrged wito tafonsatiaa emne ia a leeent Fords made no etotaawWL BSasts Southeast Asia. violating an injuutdoa banning trip to toe Soviet CnioB aad in­ to reach them were anaretltoi In a solemn ceremony at toe racial *lefrww.Uia Hnirw terview with toe presirtt'Bt of The Fords, married *1 ye«x Philippine Foreign Ministry, In­ Aboot lADB Negroes and white toe Soviet .Academy of Sciences. annoimced toe sqawetian towioKh ky toe tores torelgw donesian President Sukarno. Mal­ persons staged a freedom rally He told toe magaziiie that he counsel, sajiny they had afreed Gromyko made a ayan prime Minister Tunku Ab­ in downtown India napohs and dees mot tMnk yaw eaa aaamne upon a “leyal separathei'' and treaty as “a dul Rahman and Philippine Presi­ heard Gov. iSelilw ■ E. Wdsb caS toat toe Soviets are pmmaoeatly bad entered into toe “nsasl tom o f toe esM policy aC * dent Diosdado Macapagal signed for an orderly aad lawAd pursuit oat of toe twee to h ^ a maa ef separation acreemcnL" agreements designed to bring toe of civil rights mm toe mesa. He said toey had fsBd tt toe ceetljr to protect (Oonttoned an Paws iavoa} (Continued on Page Two) am Page Three) freas satar raffiatom daring the vayage aad later am toe mooa. # 1 m i Bat they added toat technical mlattaas might appear ta prob- Jackie Kennedy First to Test 18 Y ea rs A g o — H irosh im a ; kwB wUefa *'wmiy as at toe preseat tone.” pavtog the way Frances ClevelanJPs R ecord Today^ a Partial N^Test Ban M NATIONS TO SIGN Jackie Robinson B y THE A s SOCLATCD PRESS EDITORS NOTE — 1 By JAMES MARLOW I >oatri^A, aad had a blaiS effect M ore toa a 9 k aatloae hava. lady was qiewUng toa Associated PreM News Analyst equivalent to toat of all toe high pahUrly aanawaced they late ad at espe Cod, a w iS t^ toe birth two. WASHING'TON (A P )—The Unit- explosives vriach oonld be carried to alga the anelear test baa of bar child. Har fla y hi e'd States dropped an atom ic bomb to a fleet of 3AOO B29s. treaty. Frsarr aad Bed Chtoa aearby. Tha Piaddiid • Deepening Crisis: Gains and Goals on Hiroshima 18 years ago Tues­ Bertrand Bnsern. British pfail- kave rtfased West Germany has about ofOeial huainaaa i day. Shortly afterward. Hitler’s osoptaer. soggested last year that Tha yaarT Hot m i Wt NDTFOR'V N ona—Tbe Amerloan Negro has general; Oooneotiout elecited a Negro treas­ foreign mitoster, Joachim Von bombs not be the only cHseed teemendow gains to reoent yeaia— urer. Ribbentrop, expressed a strange cause of mortalitj to a anrlrar at­ teg t h ^ w m siitofA^maiBtaa. o ff- — -TO- f g wtdoh leadtrs of today’s equaAty “When I was growing up to St. Louis and confidence to mankind. tack on this uuiBUty. Braxfl. Bol- WA^IMQTON ’B UattarisB Ca an Saturday, S oft. 0, Uch provided equal peutection Standing aide by side as average people. moon and back 15 tones. to etoseofi. "A Negro should not have to be a Ralph The' United States and the Sov­ n otica The a g rrrm fto raw tata F dmr, WHklna, now d l, coBeculi've Bunebe o r a Robait Weaver to order bo take iet Union, it has been estimated, u n k k d t o f o r d as soon aa R w« F Nm NAACP and a taadw to toe Ua rightful plaoe to society,” Moon said. ought to be able to eliminate NT T O R K (A P ) — qyo tofva, remtolBoed a bit anl ‘nihe big batUe ia to lower toa bhevton,” about 90 per cent of each other to Fiance ' aad Rad < an all-out war. Last week Presi­ mined tO BUka tosfa T a s k CMy MyaaraM Mrs d t t e says WHkim. - MQ i ssm hsppSBtxig in wey Metime now quite fenpoctant to tetnetobar toat toa dent Kennedy talked of "100 ob­ weapops, even if R Amarteaaa Hs 0 “I t ’B H i m i I t o l- X itawight I would never live to see,” he oMef target is not private ^peroonal pcejudic jects flying through tbe air at won't join flie with nearly thousands of miles ^ hour.” fhiins calls a "fOtoy frand.' Ctevaland as they *Tsa seen goals that I dreamed of as .^wtaich may never be eliminated—the chief m g man amitlwdy attained. target ta i»ejudtoe to puhUc Ufa toat toflu- This * makes the. Hiroshima When they get their supply leaiBil yama ago Cfaioftaiatt, ood of our SDoaa oppottuitty m d xlgU s. bomb look a little aUmpy altooogh boat am. tifh a r a 1 k Negro Ttoe mayor; taat i l l destroyed about M per cent of Dsdtatf A N egro a lta m ir toe sliy. UBed about TSiMO peopla f t 7 I