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i . r * * FRIDAY, AUGUST fl, IM t PAOl IfXTiA X, iMattrljfatpr lEwpttfttji Hftalb iverage Daily Net Press Ran Thd WfiBtlMr 1 rmt Mm Week Baded PeMtaat af 0. B. WealiMaO afaaa May Sard. 19W The C e n t e r ConureBAMo"*! Public Work* Department. A tering with ertminhi intent, breech | Parttol rl earing, eeator to lar to Church win be Iji, charge of the Mahoney (Jall» Town Planning Commlaalon rep- of peace, and willful danVage tOii Honpifai ¥■ reaenUtive will also attend. private property. ■* I day. Ihidglit; Partly atoni4y» toef- About Towu Sundav broadcast sponsored by 12,925 er. Lofs OMS. Tneaemef i*H ty the Manchester Ministerial Assn./ Meeting; Monday^ Among other thing*, police aald, 11 Sterry ripped off- the door screen , | MmalM* of the AnOt niowdy, coel. fBgli 76-116. over Button WINF a^7:.'Wl a m. I’Mting hourot Adnita t to 8 p.m. BoNsa of OiroDlalloa OfAeen Jind m»ifib#ni nf Hunwt MaUmlty— to 8 and (ltd to 8 i and tore loose a telephone from lU , Manche$t.«r-^A City of VUIano Charm lU bdah Ix>d(« who havr not al- p.m. ChlldrMi’a Ward>-S to 1 p.m. J A meeting on incorporating Nel- ' aland. ' Amesite Drives ' rvjl. William Spallg will be the TMdjr aont In tJiHr "birthday soh Pi. Into the neWly graded Police Arrests He waa arreated at 1:45 a.m. a t ' caJcM" ara raquaatad to do ao at raest preacher at the 10:4.1 a m. Whiton Library Parking area off lY service Sunday at the Salvation ADMITTED YESTERDAY: i 181 Brookfleld St. where the of-'" TEH PAGES—TV SECTION MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1959 (Claoolflod A dverlW g oa Pago i> PRICE FTVB. CENTS their earliest ronveniences The Frank Oenllle, 88 Deepwood Dr.; Robertaon Park will be held Mon­ A Hartford man who, police aald, i fenae waa commuted. Free under VOL. LXXVIIL NO. 275 money la to be sent to either Mrs. Army ntadel day at 7:30 p.m. In the Municipal William Meagher, West Willing- jwas apparently angrV with hia i 11,000 bond, Sterry la due In court | -:'S- -VW- Hannah Williams or Mrs. Edith Building. Aaig. 28. THE ton; Mrs. Ruth Mooney, Sunset j estranged .wife, was arrested early CO. Smith. AL lliiil Members Dr.. 'Vernon; John Ubro. Dobson Ofltclala invited by Town Direc­ j Jack Mitchell. 2.1, of 146 Center Rd.. Vernon; Mra. Yvonne I.#a- tor Francis Mahoney include Atty. Ihis morning hfter ha forced his !st., was arrested early today and: Frances Herron Council. Sun­ I way into a hoii.'c here she was Thomas (ret Appointiiienis Vlghe, Elm Rd.. Vernon; Charles Herbert Phelon of the Parking I was charged with failure to notify JA 2-5750 Laos Sends Nikita May Visit 6 shine Girls, will meet Monday Athens, Box 10. Andover; Mrs. ' Authority. William Buckley of the i staying with friends. ‘the Motor Vehli^le Department of . Ml 9.5224 nifht at 6 o'clock In Odd Fellows Lillian Pohl. 1.17 Brookfield 81.; 'Library Board, and Chester I..ang- Theodore Slerry, of Hajl^u'd. a change 'in addreaa. He la due ln l| hall. At T o'clock, a "Sunshine So­ Several membera of the Ameri- Clayton Haiiver, RFD 1, Andover; ! try, deputy director of the town’s 1 is charged with breaking and en­ I rourl Monday. . I' New Troops cial' will be held In honor of jtlrls ‘ran Legion Auxiliary have been Kenneth Webber, East Hartford; jrfirEx-Parlor Maid Wed who wv>t to join, and their par­ appointed to department and dis­ Miss Susan Jacoba. Xfanafleld Cen­ U.S. Cities on Trip By-Rockefeller, ents, Girls unable to attend and trict position*. who want to Join are asked to call Mr*. Arthur B Ward of NeW ter; Mrs. Elaine Fahle, Riehard Mies Lois Smith. 141* ttpion St. London, ncwlV Installed depart­ i Rd., Vernon; Frederick Peretto, 2 To Key Post Krlktiansand, Norwa.v, Aug. I Carter St.. Washington, Aug. 22 (J5>—t New York—About two day*. ment president, has reappointed Lo« Angele*—One day. 22 (/P)—Gov. Nelson Rocke­ i ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. By DAVID LANCABHIIUC The White House was ex­ Mrs. Henri Pessini department Marie Phaneuf, East Hartford; For Over 83 Years, Haleys Has Been Outfitting San Francl*co—^Two day*. feller .laid todg.v he doe.i not music chairman. Mra. Wllher Lit­ Jrthn Olaaver, 107 Cambridge St.; Vientiane, Laos, Aug. 22 (JP) pected to announce soon, ^ r - Des Moine*, Iowa—One day. believe there will be any tle has been appointed to a.S-year Daniel Chetelat. East "Hartford, —Laotian paratroopers are haps today, that Soviet Pre­ Plttiburgh—One day, move to draft him as the Re­ I term on the department rehabili­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son The Back To Scfioof Girls Of Manchesterf mier Nikita S. Khrushchev Washington—Three day*. Rockefeller’s Son bfing dropp^ to strengthen a tation commission, to Mr. and Mra, Elxear Daigle, Accommodation* for newsmen publican candidate for the Tn the first district. Miss Bar­ key outpost in the northern will stop at six American and photographer* wanting to ac- preaidency. i West Hartford: a son to Mr. and cities during his 12-day U.S. WATKINS- bara Wallen, who will be servin,? I Mrs. John VonDerk Jr.. 42 Rus­ province of Sam Neua bor­ compan.v the Soviet' leader are a The New York governor made a.s first vice president, has been sell St. SOCKS dering Communist North Viet visit starting Sept. 15. growing problem for State De­ the statement at s new* con- appointed membership chairman; DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; for tbt baek-fe-Bchaol mlu . . . , Nam. Krushchev Is slated to speak at partment officials. ferefice. He is.here for the marri­ WEST'' and Mrs <1. F. Wallctt has bean ‘Nicholas Gentllcore. .17 Oak St.; - I , Communist InflUnttion has been the National Press Club here Sept. So far. 471 have asked for ac­ age of hi* son Steven to Anne Anne Marie, sppolnted memorials chairman. ; Mr.s. Dora Hoyt. 411 Foley SI.; Mra. Arlur^ Bobby Sock*. Triple roll spreading In Bam Neua, and au­ 16 and answer reporters' question* creditation to the offlcisl party. Marie Rssmiis.sen. Fi^neral Servict Appointed as assistant sergesnl- Hazel .McCaughey. 1B.7 Wells St.; white In eixea ^ 0 # > thoritative sources report the Reds in a nationally-televised appear­ This include* both those who Wish The governor repeated that he 1* at-arfns for the district is Mrs .'Stanley Falkowski. BO Foster St.; 84 to 11. Fan 4*T w now occupy 20 per cent of th* iso­ ance. to go with Khrinhchev on the "not a candidate" and that he Steven Say ORMUND il. U-EBT, Otrectar Lebn Bradley Mrs. Little ha.s .lareri 'staiisfteld, 91 Green Manor lated jungle province. He will address the U.N. General whole tour and those planning tO would not be Interested in being 14* 6AB1 CENTER 8T. been appointed a member of the nd.: Peter Bonzani. East "Hart- The royal Laotian army has al­ Assembly in New Tpyk two da.Vs cover him Just at one stop. the nominee for vice president. district finance committee. Arlure Fngllah Rib Nltchetl B-7IIM :forfl; Norman Roy, 8-1 Union St.. Sorka In *lze» 8 4 to 11,< Fair n.oo ready sent 125 paratroopers to the later. A Of this total 193 have asked to Asked to comment on the possibil- Rockville; Mrs. Eva Martin. West Muong Peim fortress, which is sur­ ’ He will get a maximum of pub­ follow Khrushchev the i whole it.v nf a move tn draft him, he said: Their Vows St. Ext Andover; David'Schmed- Diircne Mercerized Cotton Sock*, rounded by steep palisade* and de­ licity on hi* tour through a mount­ way. This includes 123 American '''I don't think there is any such i ding. BOB Gardner St.; Mrs. Jessie white In alzea ^ A r t pends on air drops for supplies In ing crowd of reporters and camera, and 70 foreign newsmen, but not thing." Bje-aElMAV MOBDT Manchester’s Oldest L T. WOOD GO. j Meyer. Easi Hartford: Francis 84 to 11. Palr^l»W th* riigged country. men seeking to accompany him another 16 or so Russian Journal­ He said he did not anticipate any So^e, Norwsy, Aug, 22 (/P) , with Finest FaelUtiet 'Tournaiiri. 28 Depot Sq.; Mrs. Another 475 men of the First across the country. ist* expected to arrive with action to draft him. Reporter* Rteven Rockef'eHer slipped a Ofl-Street ParMas ICE PLANT Helen Hagenbw and son. 18 Lin- HOSIERY DEPT— Main, Floor. Paratroop Battalion are going to Diplomatic sources said they ex­ Khrushchev from Moscow. j asked if he would accept the GOP Elstabllahed 1814 Al RISBRLL 8T. : coin Si, be dropped today, sources said. pect Khrushchev's schedule will he I"'. platinum wadding band on announced at President Elsen­ Some U.S. officials are anxious I (lionriniied on Page Three) . Anna Marie Rasmussen's-left , DISCHARGED TODAY: Charles The defense muiistry said the to avoid too large a press party, Cuben't rnflivd-Hlnrft* , Aikens. Box 10 Andover: Bonnie Muong Peun outpost Is not sur­ hower's summer hea6qiiarters at hand today abi} made her his B. Gettyaburg, ' Pa., probably today on ground* that Khrushchev would | 'Donnelly. 49 Waddell Rd.: William rounded. But observers say Muong be surrounded by a crowd o f, wife in a aolemn Norwegian Packard. 89 Durant .SI. Ptun looks much like the famed but perhaps Monda.v. French battle site of Dien Blen The announcement was not €X- newsmen'on all his sightseeing in­ Conferees Go marriage ceremony. ■Phu. where the French—failed .in pecUd. to.lnclude precise details.OIL stead of getting to aee America. The American muItt-mllUonalra'a their last stand in the Indochinese Khrushchev's scheduled activities They also' Hope" There' win not' SOI) aniL the NorwayUn baatrty who Piiblic Recoirfls war. » at the various stops, since these be too many photos of Khrush­ Stage] waa hia family'* parlor maid pro* SPANKY PANTS have rot yet been worked out. chev arm-in-arm with American nounced their , vow* In a eoufftry. OOLOEN JUBILEE sail RED HAVEN The Frendh conducted that war church on a gentle knolls, within Warranto* Deeds | through a series of jungle itrong- Subject to laat-minute change, bigwigs, giving the world an im­ here Is the proposed itinerary for pression. of U.S. support of Krem­ sight of the bride's family home John and Olga Lynch to Albert ) points but were repeatedly out­ On Lal>or Billi 'r vAy'-'VVi and .Margaret E. Luorigo, prop- j flanked by silent jungle giierriUg*. Khrushchev for the 12 days begin­ lin policy. Gov. Nelson A. RocksfeUtr of erty on Hawthorne St. | who would then attack. Dien Blen ning ■with hlg arrival here Sept. 15 Present plana, which ma.v -b* re­ New York and Steven's broUisn, vised, are to allow only one press Washington, Apg 22 (^ - House sister* and a aister-ln-law, wit­ Robert L. and Elizabeth B. Allen Phu now 1* part of Communist and ending with his departure and Senate conferees have moved to David J. Duncan, property on S. 1 from here Sept. 27; nessed th* Lutheran ceremony PEACHES t e r r 11 o r y,. and Laotian army into the last and most delicate eeated on wooden benches on the Hawthorne St. spokesmen say it la headquarters 'Washington—About tis-o days. I (CkmUBiied on Pnge Two) EXOELLEXT FOR CANMNO AND mEEZING stage of their efforts to reconcile right tide of the chureh. Paul T. and Roaaleen Q. Temple- , for the Red guerrillas. the tough House Labor Control Ion to Lawrence M. and Eileen M. i inderella Mre. Rockefeller and Aim Laos' Pari s-educated crown Bill and the middle of the road Sen­ Marie's father, Kristian Reanlue- BRAVENSTEIN APPLES Gilllgan. property oq Brent Rd. j / prince,.. Savang Vathana, 52, has ate uneasure. sqn. retired grocer and fisli m er­ taken oved the powers of the mon­ Yesterday, before recessing un­ V ’ - 'f . , . Rcaaonablv Priced According tn Site and Quality archy from hia allihg father. King chant, eat together near the altar PatriarchA • of Podium til Monday, they got to work on the on ths right side. SIsavong Vong, 74. The crown seventh and final section of the two COTTON DRESSES prince'was named regent because The bride's mother, Lovlse. Personal Notices bills, the section containing moat watched the ritee from the omio* Teadhar will praise them for their lovely looks. of "grave events weighing on the of the political dynamite. Nothing could he fresher than little white touoh- kingdom," tie government said. .I'.-,,' • ■ite side of the center aisle, which They briefly discussed two of waa decorated with pink cams' Card of fhanks e*. tiny waiata and full, full akirta, Spanky Pants. All elastle waist, nylon reinforced for the life of the class or the party^ Prince Savkng now Is at Luang Weds Secretary, 27 the controversial Taft-Hartley law PERO ORCHARDS A. Jaunty new nautical With rows of braid. cuff. White, pink, aqua, blue, yellow! Prabang, the royal capital 100 ttons and rone*. Mr Cust<»r wishes fo “xpress amendments, dealing with No The high spot In the ritual eama ORCHARDS—A vm7 StrMt, Woppinq his fhanks to Paalor Paul rif the ron- B. Smart new lah-biitlonH stripes. All so eas.v Slz#8 3 to 6, 8 to 16. P T C miles west of the trouble zone. Man's lisnd cases and pre-hire rordia Lutheran Chtirch for his visits to' care for—little or no ironing needed. From London, Aug. 22 Sir Thom­ when the Rev. Glav Ggutaatad. tI- and praver." and to the ntany friend* The Communist-led rebels are agreements in the construction' In­ car of Sogne Parish Church, asked STORE— 276 Oakland Strtat our Back-to-School Cinderella Collection. .Spanky Pant* In rosebud with elastic leg believed tr^ n g to Isolate Sam as Beecham, the Petulant Patri­ dustry. Queen of Pan American Games and relative! who remembered him and picot niffles. Size* 3 to B, 8 to Id. Q P C the young couple, In turn, whether during hia recent - oonflnement In the Sizes for little sister, 4 to 6x. Onlv M . 9 8 Neua province. Government troop* arch of th^ Podium, wound up a No Man's 1-And refers to certain Mias Carmen Carrion of Bkjuador occupies throne after being chosen to reign as Queen of the Pan they would take each other as hospital. have resorted to guerrilla tactic* satiirfactory recording of Handel'S labor disputes which the National INFANT and TOT SHOP—Main Floor, Rear. Spank.v PanU in soft cotton knit, elastic- waist, fashions "The Great Elopement." Then the American Games here. M.embera of her court of honor are: II to ri Lydia Lilia GarM. representing man and wife. Then he said; ruffled leg. Sizes 3 to 6, 8 to 16. 7 Q < * to pombat Infiltration. Labor Relations Board won’t han­ Mexico; Ana Maria Velazquez, Parade Queen: Dyala- Ilcana Salom, representing Coats Rica; Felice "Now give each other your hand Muong Peun la one of several 80-year-oId British maestro and his dle and court* have ruled state Gallagher, Park Forest, HI., representing U.8.; Viana Mariam Muller, repreeenting Chile) and Pa- on that.'^ White, pink. aqua, yellow • T C No wonder the girl with the fashion flair wear* Bonnie 27-year-old secretary. Shirley Hud­ boards don’t have jurisdiction over 1-INGERIE DEPARTMENT—Math Floor. outposts reported running short of -triei* .lean Menibia, representing Bolivia. (AP Photofax). _ Steven* took Anne Marie’s hand Look what $10.00 w ill buy Blairs. They have everything to make a aub-leen a life ex­ rice and provision* becauae the son, left the stud.v together — and In pre-hir* agreements construc- la his and the vlear planed hie "T" citing. .Shirtwaist )ines. softened up with lurks and oiit- elo^d. . * tioil unions negotiate contracts be­ hands over their* and solsmnly slgnding skirts. lot* of fun in plaids, gone exlra-feminine (Goattaned on Pnge Two) sir Thomas, 'condiiptor of the fore men are actually hired to do IN BACK-TO^HOOL LUOGAOE with cummerbund waists, poiTraii necklines, and skirt* that Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, la the job. 50th Star for Old Glorv pronounesd the tradlttonal ^ a e e : lake to petticoats. From our Bonnie Blair Back-to-8chool Hik^ in Costs "You have promised each other PLANTLAND'S as irascible as ever whether per- Earlier, the confereee hammered that you wUl Hve in matrimony, Fashion Collection. Sub-teen sizes 8 to-14. f:n forming ' or expounding his view* out Just about final agreement on and hirve- confe—wt Tt beforo Gm Typh O O n kn*-jM0pto Fnena* de­ the first six sections of the com­ H eld Pay Cut and man and given your hand on Only scribed his young bride as a tran- promise. it, and I now proclaim Uiat you LANDSCAPE SPECIAL qitilizing influence who may Anal­ They accepted a scaling down of Hawaii Statehood are man and wife. Iff the name of *798 Past Formosa ly tame him. She Is his third wife. criminal penalties for union of­ By McDonald the Father, the Son and the Holy Their elopemqnt was kept secret ficials who violate ' members’ Ohoat.” J TEFIN nr.PARTME.NT—Second Floor. until today when Sir Thomas him- rights, and they agreed to bring New York, Aug. 22 (AV-Steel- The wCiIdlng ceremony begaivst. FREE! FRtE! FREE! To Red China .self — presumably honeymoonftig small unions under requirements Proclaimed by Ike 4 J».m. (10 a.«. BDT), —• in Switzerland — advertised it in for public reporting of finances. Workera union' president David J. LANDSCAPE PULN"NTNO AND PROFESSIONAL ADVICE FOR IMPHOITNG TOl R FOUNDA- McDonald says the new record' a London newspaper. In both cases the House Land- ((OMttned Of Page Three) TION; p l a n t in g s . LET I'S HELP YOf DEVEl,OP TOCR "OUTDOOR LfVING ROOM." Tglpel. Aug. 22 (Al-^-Strong A 6-ltne notice in the Daily Tele­ cost-of-living index ahiiwa that the Washington, Aug. 22 (JP\—Ha-'^ner has nine rows of stars, *r- winds and heavy rain lashed graph's personal classified sec­ (ConUnned on Page Two) ateel Industry, by asking worker* — SEE THE PLAINTS RECOMMENDED ; southern Formosa today as ty­ tion said: wail, the jewel-like chain of islanjila ranged in staggered fashion with to freeze wages, was actually ask­ phoon Irish passed south of this "Sir Thomas Beecham and Miss SIB THOMAS BEECHAM 2 400 miles west of the mainland, five and aix-atar rows alternating; ing them to take a pay cut. ■'m, , isltmd and roared toward the Red has brought the United States of "All 40 states will join in wel­ McDonald made his statament ‘I S. Hudson:. China mainland. "The marriage took place quietly twinkling. Sir."Thomas has a high America to an even 50. coming the new one—Hawaii—-to yesterday. Despite several rumors Bulletins ^ OVER 1500 FRESHLY DUG The tropical storm, with 75 on Aug. 10 at Zurich, Switzerland, regard for himself. Real Antsville Using a dozen pens to sigh hia this union," the President said'more of settlement, it appeared both Just Arrived: .'Vjv,.'" ... . mile an hour winds, thundered into between Sir Thomas Beecham and "I will not be called the greatest name. President Eisenhower pro­ solemnly. "We will wish for her sides weren't much closer together from the AP Wires ■r ■ the East <%ina Sea and headed Miss Shirley Hudson." muaicisn ever," he, once said. "On claimed its statehood yesterda.y. It prosperity, security, happiness, and than when the strike began, 39 for the Communist seaport of Not even Boecham'i Closest as- the other hand. I'm a damned sight Greets Kookie- wa.3 the second time tn less than q a growing closer relationship with day* ago. 8 w * 1 0 w, between Quemoy and better than any foreigner.” .year that he performed such an ali;of the other states. McDonald, who has been out of LADIES' O'NITE CASE — 18" aociatea had been told of the mar­ historic duty—Alaska became a TOP BEOS M BCmo LADIES' WEEKENDER — 21" Hong Kong. riage. Another time he declared "One Plus Raw Egg "We know that she is ready to negotiations for two weeks, cornea B«w1iB, A ng. 22 op) •—> Sovlek EVERGREENS At 11 a.m. Taipei lime, the cen­ Jem Merchant. Inanager of the thing Tve noticed about myself—^I state Jan. 3. do her part to make this unioS a back on Wedneaday. At that time Premier NIIdU Kknwlieiiev Heavy vinyl on veneer frame. NOW is the time As Hawaii followed Alaiska into ;t x i ter of the tJTihoon was 80 miles Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, ex­ make fewer mistakes than other stronger nation- a stronger people the strike will be 43 daya old--the may he meettng frith sererni a( GLOBE ARBORVfTAE IRISH JUNIPER to BUY. Three ply \eneer frame, heavy gauge south of the southernmost tip of claimed; 4 people." Chicago, Aug, 22 (JP\ — They the union, the President also signed than it was before because of her second longest alnce World War n. rtnyl simulated cowhide covering wide triple an executive order fixing the de­ hia aiitoUlto leaders In .thw Formosa. Weather reports said the "MarriedT I can’t believe it. He On his 80th birthday last April came to worship their Idol Kookie. presence as a full sister to the oth­ The longest steel strike on rec­ OrhHoa, E ast Oornuui Oomniii'- stitched ribbed binding, highly polished locks. storm was moving at 11.6 miles an Beecham said; "I shan't retire. If "This,” he sighed, "la REAL Anta- sign of the 50-star Dag. With a er 49 states. ‘1 • ord waa for 14 months In 1900. 2.75 2.25 Lined in luxurious rayon taffeta fully pocketed, was here three day* ago, recording twinkle, he remarked that he’s niat aoBi hea ImHoatMl tndag. hour. 'The Great Elopement'. Miss Hud­ you do, you either die of boredom ville.” "So all of iia say to her, 'good Since World War n, there have, East Oennaay’B two top lead­ with tie tapes. ' A torrential 6-hour downpour In or the machine runs down.” Some fainted, others sobbed with running out of ideas for flag de­ been six atoppagea In steel, the PYRAMID ARBORVITAE ' HETi:i JUNIPER son /was with him. They gave no signs. luck.' ” er* — Oommualat party chief Central Formosa yesterday washed hint at all. Not a sign.” For the first time In year* Sir delight and still others surged to­ The President began signing the longest In 1952, for 59 daya. The Walter Ulbriokt sum! i P n in ier MO.OO *’"'* ^^* away a makeshift railroad bridge The new flag which becomes of­ second longest was for 42 days. In Audience* have come to expect Thomas has agreed to conduct at ward him to gaze into his fade, ficial next July 4 has the same 13 documents at 4:03 p.m. Washing­ Otto OrntewoM —> East 8.95 3.95 over the Haifenglun River and quick-tempered Sir Thomas' barb­ Britain’s royal opera house. Covent crowned with a crop of curly hair. ton time. The black and while plas­ 1949. caused other damage. . red and white stripes. But it* The steel' Industry claim* that BerHn this week. The eCtleial ed post-concert fireworks—and en­ Garden, next winter. And so w ent. the' mass love af­ square field in the upper left cor- tic pens he used were distributed announcement of inbriebt*e de­ Direct rail traffic between .North joy them. t. fair between Edd "Kookie” Byrnes to some of those present as sou­ in refuaing to grant wage demands CANADIAN HEMLOCK' SPREADING YEW arid South Formosa, 'which had parture aald he waa gotaf to • With white beard flashing, eyes (CanUnned on Page Twe) and a throng of 18,000 cheering venirs. The new flag, ita silken of thq steel union it Is holding the reeort on tlto Btnek Beau th * been restored only the day before bobby soxers yesterday a t Mid­ (olds shining, was unfurled. line against inflation. The union 6.50 4.95 after being knocked out by floqds, claims wage increases for steel­ name area where Khmahehev la way Airport, signaling his (Chi­ Edward Johnston, secretary of spending hia holMay. was again disrupted. cago arrival. * News Tidbits Hawaii, rushed to an open tele­ workers has traditionally followed PHTZER JUNIPER MUGHO PINE Typhoon Iris plowed Into the ‘I Had My Fill Last Time’ The singing* and acting hero phone in the next roqm at the inflation—not caused It. Bstanea Islands off the northern smiled, waved and blew kisses to Culled from AP Wires While House to give the news to '■ "McDonald, who ha* been out of PROBE BALLOON HUNTED tip of Luzon yesterday, churning his teenage flock, described by the Gov.-Elect William F. Quinn, who the steel talM because he said he Rrownwood, Tex., A ng. 22 (39) 3 '. 9 5 ~ ' “ 4.95 up rough seas that caused at least police as the largest crowd ever to was waiting in Honolulu's lolanl felt' they weren't making any —BclenUets a t th is hues e f op> two, possibly -three .shipwrecks greet an entertainer at the air­ Several hundred deacendanta of Palace. * progress, yesterday cited the an­ eratlon* awaited word tpday ■ -i with heavy loss of lives. German Vets Protest from an upper nir raneareh haf« DWARF SPREADING YEW SAVIN JUNIPER ' ^ port.. Mormon Pioneer Charles C. Rlcl) It wa* 10:16 a.m,* Hawaii time, nouncement of a record cost-of- Only 11 survivors have ao far They showered Kookie with a gather at Salt Lal^ City to honor "l.,adies and gentlemen," Quinn told living Index: loon Inst reported near the Mext- 5.95 2.95 \ been found of the more than lOfl barrage of combs — a reminder of ISOth anniversary of hi* birth ran border. Radio aigaals abotrt persons aboard the Philippine in­ Registration for Army his hair-combing routine role . . Death of Wrightaton, N.J. in- (Coatlaiied on Page Two) (Oonttnoed on Page Three) midnight piaeed the bag and tts) ter-island mntorship which sank on 77 Sunset Strip. The bobby sox Ipnt, Marjorie Jobes, 14 months, load of Inatranaento lM ,0tt to set was rewarded. believed originally to have been 112,000 feSt over Van Hors, a scon COMBINATION SALE AFRICAN VIOLET SALE / (Contlaneil on Page Two) Bv RICHARD O'REGAK . many say.jthe regiatfatipn of the “This, is REAL Antsville.” said caused by jtalous slater, attrib­ small town hi the mouBtebioiM PBOGRAM FOR 2500 SQ. FT. LAWN Frankfurt, Germany, Aug. 22 * 37-year-old* Is proceeding in fairly the 26-year-old Kookie, describing uted to lieatlng by their yonng and Httle populated Big Bend Famlly Graae Seed—^large b n x ...... 6.45 FRESH SHIPMENT OF BUELL'S —"Never again, never again will I good order—but with obvious dis­ the^ big crowd.” All these young­ mother. Royalty to Help Church area of West Texas. Turf Builder—large hag ...... 4.75 carry am is”—the cold gray eyea like and resentment among regis­ sters coming out to aee me is the Wife of Gregory (Pappy) Boy- Scfttt Spreader—No. 35 ...... 16.85 of the German war veteran were IJiST VET, 116. CRITICAL AFRICAN VIOLETS' Navy Cancels trants:. maximum-utmost." ington, Wo.ld War II flying ace, Hoiiatoa, Tex., Ang. 22 (ID— angry. • In Offenbdeh, near Frankfurt, Momentarily, away from hia answers divorce'sui't by auing hbn 28.15 The veteran waa 37 year* old and however,. 104 of 650 men advised frantic worshippers, Kookie con­ The CIvtl iWar**, la st aurvtvlag he sat on a bench and he wa* talk­ fo. separate maintenance . .i . Note 100th Anniversary veteran remained In eritleal Combination Salt 21.15 Jet Seaplane authorities they woijld “refiue to fided to newsmen; Copnecticu*' State Insurance Dept, diUen today. Doctors last Bight ing to other veterans who were register. Tn Dletzenl^ch all the “But enough of this Kookie- waiting for their names to be revokes lloen*e issued to Public reported no change tn the eoa> Baltiniore, Aug. 22 (JPi — The 37-year-olders organized a protest lalk. This ian’t how I, Edward J. National Insurance Co. of MiWtffi^' Ey TOM HENSHAW '*Eaat. Middle, High, South and YoMSove 7^1^ called. Finally, hia name came up. Bymen. really talk. A like to do it dition of Walter W. WlUlnme, each ' Na'vy has called a halt to produc­ He strode quickly up to the meeting.' In Langenaelbold 42 of 61 Beaot), FK. effective imraediately. (AF Biilglon Writof) _■ West Amana—and purchased the 116. Hie daughter, lira. Willie tion of the jet-powered Seamaster, clerk: men sent a protest telegram to for the teenagers becauae I think Jacqueline M. Gibbs, 24‘Wear-old nesrby village of Homestead. Mae Bowles, amd tiie old soldier PBOGBAH FOR 5000 SQ. FT. LAB’X Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's de­ each new gen.eration uaually finds German royalty, in the pereons blaming "u^oreseen technical dlf- "Laast miqh In ruhe — let 'me Detroit waitress file* auit In oir-' of the Prince and ' Princes* of Early Amana, like many other has been takin g liquid nourinfa'- Family Gram Seed—2 large boxea ...... l2.80 fioulties." alone. I had. my fill last time.” fense ni 1 n 1 s 10 r, F(ranz-.Iosef something all Us own. cpit court naming Rep. Charles religious communities that later ment hut "he‘* been asleep" Turf BuUdei;—2 Urge hags ...... 8.95 Th* fashionable ALL-WEATHER C6AT In ordering an end to the $441- .Strauss. "Jive-tS'lk gives the bo.v* and Ysenhurg-Budingen, makes an ap­ withered and died, was ruled by a Sc«H Spreader—No. 35 ...... 10.95 "This Is only a registration,” ex­ Digga Jr.,, (D-Mich) as father of since early Thursday, The Omi' For back to college, everyda.v and everwherel Thick raiUion production prog^ram, the plained the clerk patiently., "h In' Hfeueenatamm a group of 37- girla of today something private her S-year-old daughter . . ..Three pearance in Iowa next week to board of elders who were all-pow­ federate veteran’s phyatcinn year-olds organized a ulent march and personal through which they .38.80 and thin corduroy all-purpose belted wrap coat, Na'vy cut back on five of the sea­ doesn’t m*an yop are going to be religious groups—CathoHca, Pro­ join In a salute to some old friende erful in both spiritual and tem-,: placed him en the c r itk ^ Hat 3 for '2.25 highlighted by orlon insert on wide notched collar, planes that were to have been called up. Our new army is short of protest • th ough the town can communicate with one an­ testants and Jews — will devote of the family-^^-the Amana CJhurch poral affairs. about 10 day* ago npd said adjustable turn back cuffs. Well splash pockets streets md laid a wreaith on the other — to be outside the adult All property waa held in com-1 Salt Price 31.80 DOUBLES — HI FFI.En — SINGLES The Ever Popular BLAZER built' by the Martin Co. here. of trained Junior officers and non­ W‘BZ-Boston radio texta tomorrow Society. death could be expected within and Cuion ^lining. Comes in antelope and green Nine months ago It curtailed the commissioned officer*. What waa villag.* war memorial. world which surrounds the'm,” evening to some theme; Porn­ Amana, which began as a tight mcHi. Clothing worii by men and j day*. PINK — CHERBY PINK — PURPLE — your experience?” ■ In .Alir. in the Black Forest, on­ At least one unidentified b.v- women was plain and sober in You Save 7.00 « HITE — ORf Hill — \yiNE — RI-rOIX>RS Sizes 10 to 16. Featured In "Made- O fi A favorite with skirts, slacks, Bermudas, etc. Crest, project by 10 out of the original ography . , . Police Sgt. Anthony little religious commune end sur­ \ myiselle." O nly'*^A T *»T 0 24 ordered. “I wa* a sergeant. Eastern ly tv.' of 24 men called to report stander was lees than impressed Porvenzale .shoots Brooklyn man vived by separating church from color. The p^ple ate communally ' STARTS SOLO GLOBAL HOP FOLDING CAR CASE on pocket. Colors: Red, white, charcoal andiPAYy in Now, the Navy is debating what Front. 1942-1944. Ruaalan prisoner appeared. The.v can be fined up to with Kookie, for a raw egg aailed in lega aftwr discovering him state, observes ita 100th anniver­ in messhall-style buildings, th e ' San Franclsoo, Aug. 22 (AW of, war. Released from Siberia In 160 mark* ($86). But will Aden­ food prepared by the women. j POHED PEITENNIALS POTTED ROSES MrtTlead plaid. Stand up car hag.* Collapses for Rar'Cf)»>n fur on yorduroy with zip-in lining. (It's sizes 10 to 18. ' ' ^ , ime it will make t>f the nine al­ standing, with rasor in each hand, sary Monday in its seven anjall Peter Gluckmana, S3, the Fly> easy storing. Outaide aeceaaory pocket, with pad­ ready built. It expects' to recover 1950.” auer’s government Inaist? (Conttniied on Pafs. Five) . villages about 20 miles southwest Religious services, the moat Im- Ing M’atofednakcr. took off tod^ Phlox, Columbine, Bee Balm, Da.v Lily, really two costs In onei. Also available in ante Crisp, short, military answers. rear blo>d> body of his wife. portant events of the week, were H.vbrid Tea. Florlbunda, Orandiflora, Potyantha lock. Clothea bar and straps. 100% nylon stitch­ some $72 million from the pro­ Several nev.apaper* have quer­ Appointment of Eugene Brown of Cedar Rapids. i on his moat amhittoua Jonrnay GmllUrdla, Fox Glove. ed, for extra strength. lope and l^en. As seen in "Glamour". $39.98 Omly And then his anger again—and his ied 'w! ether the government is held In meeting house* with w hite-! gram. worry: of 'Danbury to Connecticut t>evel- The visiting prince ia a descend­ —a solo nround-the-'worid Right M4 98 The 600-mile-|ui-hour, 4-engine right In calling upon the 1022ers. opment. Commlaalon announced ant of an earlier German noble­ washed walla, bare floor* and u n -' In a Ringie engine plane. He For "Never again. Never again. And L'an9' of the) I, eiKtoriala pointed Ike Quite Healthy, painted benchea, Membera were 1.00 1.95 MO.OO HALFVS RF;WDY-T0-WEAR DEPT— 2nd Floor. P6M Seamaster is able to cruise I’m married now and I have two today by Gov. Abraham A. Ribi- man, a prince of Heaee, who gave required to attend 11 aervicea a hope* to set a world record. A HOI SEWARES DEPT__I.ower Store. RPORTSMtEAR'DEPARTMENT-~(4eeond Flobr. at 40,000 feet and can perform out, were R\isaian prisoners who ooff...About 21,000 New Yorkers refuge to the ancestors of the snoall -crowd of newaaaen aad children. Why do they want me?” alghed r>-omije* never to bear Dr. White Reports 1 week. afrleuds-waved him oB at 7:17 BIRD BATHS FLAGSTO.vfc PATIO BIXICKS low level mine-laying miasions'as “I’ve told you.” said the clerk. swelter through. two more power Amanieta when they were perse- i Gradually, as chants in the OEBANI.C riG I'RES well. Its chief missions are recon­ arms agz.h . Others were men who blackouts yesterday and early to­ cuted aa enemiea of the establlah-1 *Siem*elve* am. (PDT) on the first naw atop PEAT MOSS SPRAYERS We welcome charge accounts! (ireen Trading Stamps are given with "This la a re^atration of the 300,- lost aims or legs or eyes. ' t iLe l l is , SPLIT-RAIL FENCE GARDEN TOOIJ8 naissance and mine-laying. 000 men who were born in Ger­ Denver, Aug. 22 (ffl—"He is quite day. ed church. felt on Amana. the sober expert leg to Mexico City. AMPLE FREE PARKING ca.sh Hales and alito to customers who pay their chajTge account within HALE'S SU»^MER Fred A. Bantz, undersecretary Fritz Eschr/iann. a for*iier cap- a healthy man,” said heart ape- Air $'orce officers are not go­ The Amana Church Society, al­ many in 1022, and who served in tf.ln.ahd now a Socialist member ence began to pall on ita members. fifteen (K)) day.s after billing dat^. of the Navy, said in Washington, the last war. Only 10 per cent or cialist Dr. Paul Dudley White of ing to aeoept any more invitations though. It wasn't called that then. The communities began to lose OHUROHEB SEEK N-BAN PloBfkNid Whar# AH Gardcnin9 Neods Ar« Sdtiifiad last night the original idea for of Parliament, called for an ur­ President Eisenhower yesterday. from contractors to spend week­ actually dates baeg more than 100 j particularly young people, Rhodes. Greece, Ang. 22 IdE— REAR OF STORE . . . STORE HOURS: leas of them mav be called up. gent atop. The deflMiae Ministry, the big plane was good. "But (the "You won't be called again. Dr. White said he ha* not been ends at Island resorts, Aaat. Air years. It began . a* a pietiatic,; similar religioua communities An advisory body of the W»rii project) has,been overtaken by he aald, has carried out the action asked to examine .the President Force Secratafy Philip B. Taylor separatist movemyt In Germany faced with the same problem have Council of Chnrcbc* today urged That’s for sure If .you're married. with "biireaivtic souUeaaneas." He the niidcar powers. not to ie> Closed Monday During^ unforeseen technical difficulties," Put that down, and write down before Eisenhower’s planned trip promiaes Houseinveatigatora , in the early 18th Centur>'. either let the young, people go and OPEN 7 DAYS storie is a ir -c o o l e d he added: He also said other pro­ .paid sjiH>lher..w4H)te_»Qii^M lM*n -to„lurqpe„______H a r^ J'ru m a n aaya he can ahow Peraeoutlona drove membera to anme bomb ^ t a after Oct. SL THerSIKat you would Hke to ro- miaring 16 year* had received a become ghost towns ot old men THe CORK August—Open Tuesday grams were more urgent. qiieat deferment." "I probably wasn't asked be­ Nfklta Khriiahehev' '‘sonto' tfila l])e''Ui){l^ SlaCii ^ e fe they ael- and wMnen or have disbanded They urged FrnaeS net to try A WEEK FOR YOUR SHOPMNG Two Seamasters were lost in notice for him. cause the' President has been ao he hasn’t seep before" if the RuS^ tled firet near Buffalo aa the Bben completely. Not so Amana. nut It* first A-bomb. Ttm one* thru Saturday The veteran did as he was told. A govemn:ent apokeamnn re­ well,” he said Iri an interview. year sUspeoaioa of nuclear taate teat flights, in Decepiber 1955 and But he remained angry, very sian premier comes to. Independ­ E«er Society and then In Iowa a# The elders of the society decided VlantlcLhd CONVENIENCE . . . M anchester Co n n * plied that severely disabled vet­ Dr. White was among the spe­ ence, ,Mo.' Amana, which means "believe , upon a drastic plan of reorganiza­ ofidcred by the United Staten Thursdays tiU 9:00 November 1966, ■’ angry. ' • > • I h t 1215 TOIXANT9 TFRNPIKE erans could send anothsr person cialists called here four years ago A gasoline truck-trailer Iosm ita and Britain exptren Oct. U . '■hii« MANCHESTER—Ml 9-2508 CORNER MAIN oikI OAK STREETS . Martin spokesmen denied ths Thouaands of West German vet­ faithfully." tion. Church and state were sep­ program has been stumbling. with their wshr recoil.: He said when the Prosident suffered a brakes on Pacheco Paaa near Los The 100th anniversary observe* arated into the Amfuia Church Bo- aip, the other pseneait pweitaf erans are going through the same ths government did not consider heart attack. Banos, Oallf.. and hits seven, cars th* dav when the state of Iowa eiety and ths New Amana Society, elnh hiember, ti ant kamm to .experieoce. Beiiorta .from towns ■ in RuMta to ||^ A « aa Fag* g|**) He la here to address the West- before eseaUng Into an eOibaali- gnuitoA a Chartor to Amanieta have amda apy and vUlagaa tttrougMht WMt Oer etfi Cardiac Oonferenee. namrt aaid eatpledlBg. who f<^i; nded the towns of Amana; r ^ — >

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MANCHESTER EMBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 22. 19B9 PAGE THREE PAOITWO MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, lflf59 50th Star for Old Glory Ex-Parlor Maid Wed Obituary President Bid Hike in Costs ‘Specials’ Go Regular Laoa Sends Nikita May Visit 6 Sheinwold on Held Pay Cut WttUam Heller Move Doubted New Troops To Rockefeller’s Son William Heller, 65. 58 Marshall On Television in Fall Hawaii Statehood BHBEWD PLAYER (CaatiBBed (tmb Page Oae) ' Rd„ died yaatarday at the Man- By Rockefeller By McDonald U.S. Cities on Trip BREAKS KULE8 Botfi of Norway and the Uhlted State# cheater Memorial Hospital, after B« DICK KLEINEB <9TY will he fig w By Alfred Siwiiiwold M N rm ' Fifteen minutea earlier Gov. atood aide by aide on the grraveled a long HIneaa. (OenUmied from Fage fine) (OsnWwwd from Page One) ^ NEA Staff Correepondent PUyhouae 90 on CBS. •Thl® 'Phis 90- UA. MiBstoni Team Champioa ^ K 1« F 3' Rockefeller entered the church ea- path leading to the main en­ He was bom in Helveta. W.' B s., ^ To Key Post (CoaUiMMg troffi Page One) New York — (NEAi - TT»is minute variety hour hopes ta be, Proclaimed by Ike When the queen of trumps Is •» W I • eorting Anne Marie'e mother. trance. Virg., and had lived In Manchester "tt I® significant,” he eald, "that •eaaon, on TV,' could become to the variety field, what Play­ nomination on stick terms. His an­ Mrs. Rockefeller entered- a mo­ Steven, the New York gover­ for IS yaara. He waa employed aa (Oenttaoed hrom Peg® plana to^aeeompany Khrushehtv. Conferees Go mjseing, should you rely' on a swer was lost In a rhortis of suc­ the peak figure mads public today known_to history as the year of the house 90 Is to the, dramatic field ■ - U 1?.' ment after with Steven. nor's son. and Anne Merle, who a maehinlat at Pratt and Whitney has come after a full year period non-ejlecial spectsl. Goodman Ace. one of the ablest (OMthin«4 tm ii Omb) Thia would foro# o»it more than flnSsae or should you lead out the w s n EA«r Then, on the etroke of 4, Anne once worked as a maid In hlk Aircraft until retiring laat year. ceeding questions. when regular eteelworker wage It w®» In marked contrast to the government's few planet are con­ m>- Q ^ 4 11, For th# first time, there will he comedy writers, heads up the team celebration® which followed Con­ half of those who already hax* ace add king? 'Diere is a ml® to. Marie pasted through the huge father'a h^me, chose a simple cere­ He waa an Air Corpa veteran of When tha qusation was repeated, rates have not Increased in the which will turn these mit, with 13 centrating on ammunition drope. To Vital Stage answsr. this question,, but ths front door of the church with her regulsr. every-week series of spe­ tiM gathftrtiw in hli -otflc*. "Hkwail gressional approval of the terri­ applied to go. mony starting with the traditional World War I and a member of the he replied. "I said no." alighteat. cial program®. At least four such of the 15 shows In the seriee be­ Col. PhoumI Nosavsn, secretary shrewd player must know when to V nih A t 4 3 . father. Her bright blonde hair music of Wagnar’a wedding is now n •Ut®." H® then wa® «worn tory as a state. At the local stops, officials are Center Congregational Church. Rockefeller has aaid he might •Thia 1® a typical examble," he series are on the networks’ sched­ ing staged by Abe Biinrowa. At lolani Palace Republican of etate for defense, told newsmen bnak rules. * gleamed from beneath,® white veil. march. .He waa also a member of the continued, "of ths ■ t e s 1 Indus­ In u the eUt®*® flret rovemor. /thinking of spacing the news­ On Lfabor Bill , East.took the king and.ace of Her wedding dreaa, wdth a Goor change his position with respect ules on Sunday, Tueeday, TTiurs- The first show will star Rock William F. Quinn was sworn In as he bellevee. the government can Steven mpt Anne Marie while VFW Post of East Hartford and try's complete lack of concern for day and Friday nights - and this HtJdson. In his TV debut, a# the People went about their 1>u*tne»* men in strstegically-located com­ /; hearts and then switched to the length hem, waa of white ducheaae she worked as a maid in the to becoming a candidate for the governor. Only family members hold the town of Sam Neus but he (^dthieed rrem Fage One) ace end a Jow club. This left it up of Manchester Barracks, World the welfare of ita ,employes and creates a problem for TV report­ host, aided by such proven tal* on the palm-lined atreels of Hono­ pounds along Khrushchev's route allk. Rockefeller's Fifth Avenue home' War I. nomination "under certain cir- were invited seemed resigned to losing much to South to win (the rest of the ♦ 12 ^ - To the etralns of Wagner’s Wed­ their famine#." ers. Are they specials, because ents as Tallulah Bankhead, Raffl- lulu. There were no public relebra- With quiet dignity, the vetf^ans instead of letting them crowd K_Q J 7 in New York. Ha leaves his wife, Mrs. Jean cuinstances.” In Pittaburgh, a union state­ each week will see something my Davis Jr., Mort Rahl aJ*d Ba­ of tha niral area of' the province. around him all the way. nun-Qrlffin BtU'e provisions were tricks. ta®4' 'TttH f ' ding March, they walked toward The Cinderella romance naught Howie Heller: a daughter, Mrs. Reporters asked agein whether tion®. of foreign wars laid'a wreath at tentatively accepted. In the first ■ South's only problem was to SmSt ' the altar. ment said that tha eoet of living new’ Or sre (hey regular shows, ther Williams. The show Is going At the WTute Houee ceremony the National Memorial Cemetery Communist ChUia meanwhile The Soviet leader told the Ca­ find the queen of trumpis. Should 1 ¥ 1 a 2 ¥ " (S '* ' the imagination of the world and Edward J. (Gallery of West Hart­ his decision would he based on the Increase In Just the past few because they adhere to a definite after the biggest names In thie nadian government he will be un­ Instance, the Landrum-Oriffli^ biU TtM 4 * An Past’ They took -119 atepe from the brought foreign newsmen and tele­ hndlnga of public opinion polls. He Sen.-Elect Oren E. t vision crews into this iiaually Springfield, Maas., Adolph of East said it would not. of two cent® an hmir just In re­ TTi# networks choose to nail ever big names are not already ths Senate's bill, m the second, should he finesse? If the latter. Steven's aids. quiet village along with crowds of As to whether he takes such Mias Carol Ann Michaud, daugh­ the honored gueate. Sen-Elect . Formal statehood was toasted forces have inflicted heavy loaaea of tha United Statea, Prime Minis­ the House bill's public reporting In which, direction should be fi­ Mra. Rockefeller, tall, slim and Hartford, George of West Hart­ store steel wage® to last yesr's them specials. When you add these signed oy aom# other »how. Hiram Fong took part In Hotiplulu by a group of public school teach- on tha Kpyal Laotian Army and ter John Diefenbaker announced. touriata and others. Extra police ford and Otto Heller of Manches­ polls seriously, the governor said ter of 'Mr. and Mra. Louis Michaud, levels. In tqrms of purchssing to the ordinary special specials. It Back again thia aea«on will be provision was suffer than tha Sen­ nesse ? A J 9 • 4; MSafU 3 V. Dt®. blue eyed, wore a black silk street- had to be hired. "The polla are Interesting in terms 62 Norman St., received her dip­ ceremonlea era at a beach hotel. After the taken control In large areas of the Adlal E. Stevenson, back from ate's. The old rule about finSsisea length dreaa with a valveV panel ter; four staters, M'rs. Elisa Leut- power. adds up to a coming season of the two monthly dramatic eerie® Speaker of the House Sam Ray- toast, they arose and sang "Amer­ threatened southeast Aslan king­ Europe, says tha pending ex­ nionda — Q 5; Clubs — J 7, Two motorcycle policemen were Jen of Rockville, Mrs. William of Indicating trends If you follow loma from the Waterbury Hospital great promise. TTre new, regularly- NBC'a HALLMARK HAIX. OT The conferees have been work­ says: With eight ever, with nine What do you sAy ? In the skirt and a bolero Jacket. aaaigned to escort Steven and them long enough. School of Nursing last evening. The union seeks a 15-cent hour­ bum, who ®at at the President s ica the Beautiful.” dom. change of visits between President ing in closed seesions, but word of neyer. This means that you should- Mra. Raamusaen'a costume waa a Schmidt of Hartford, Mrs. Louis ly package lner««®e for each year scheduled programs are virtually FAME and CBR'a DU FONT left, whispered something in his Blaehhowar and Khniabchev Is ^ Answer: Bid one spade. Avoid Anne Marie from her parents’ Eckson of Niantic and Mrs. Frank He replied "I’d prefer not to She succaeafully completed an ac­ more-nf-the-same-old-thing, but It RHOW OF THE MONTH. ' Fort Shatter marked the oc­ Peiping Radio broadcast a thefi' progreea has seeped out. try a finesse when you have only printed cotton pique street-length modest home to tha church, a dis­ discuss the situation" when ques­ credited S-year course In nursing. of any new contract. Wage rate# ear. „ casion, with a band concert and pa­ itatament by Kham Tay, former garded abroad sa a . “great Son. John F. Kennedy (D- eight trumps, but not when you- counting any sxact number of dreae In mauve and white. She wore Diana of Mancheeter, and two before the etrike averaged $3.11 ia into the specials .that TV is The' former ha® a new producer achtavemant” for the Russian points for the abort values in the tance of about a mile. Another 48 grandchildren. tioned about the circumstances that - r throwing most of Its creativity, lU •The speaker lu*t reminds me rade. eommlnder of the Communist Maiw), co-Sponaor of the Senate have nine trumps. a large mauve hat. officers lined the road to direct an hour. this aeaaon. George Schaefer, who - of one fact that haa great historic The territorial fla g - which con­ leader. ' i 1* aed suits, but you still,. have The six ushers, Rodman and The funeral will b« held at the could make him a prealdentlal Imagination and Its hopes. Pathet Leo rebel® and now a bill, aaid he thought It would be The rule is a good guide when traffic and keep back the curioua. candidate. Widespread reports of a aettla- haa been director of moet the . significance." Elsenhower said tains the Union Jack of Great spokesman for the Neo LAo Hak- Stevenson '< held an hour-long you lack anything better- Nqvef enough for an opening hid. In the Michaer Rockefeller, brothers of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main And some of the plans are ex­ Hallmark show® In the peat. Thl® press conference at Idlewild Air­ next Wednesday or Thursday be­ The wedding reception and din­ Twice, Rockefeller burst Into VAWOHicers ment In the Industry follothred gov- citing. look, first at the “Next Monday will be the first Britain—will become the lltate sSt party, which Is outlawed In fore tha group could decide wheth­ rely on a general guide, however, black suite alone- you have 11 Steven, his beat man, Jerry Riggi. ner la set for immediately after S t, at 1:30 Monday afternoon. will kick off with MexwaU A w ^r- port yesterday. i points- in high cards, and you may of Omaha, Nev., and three former Burial will be In Roee Hill Ceme­ laughter when a reporter ad­ emment publication of a fact-find­ specials which will be aired on a time In 158 . year® there ha® not Flag,., Leo®. Ths ststefMent was original- er they can reach final agrae- when you have apecific evidence, the ceremony in the Kriatlanaand dressed him as "Mr. Roosevelt.” ing report on the strike by Secre­ aon'i famous "Winterset" on Mon­ been a delegate in the memberihip! A tourist was overheard to say: ly published. In the party news­ He aaid he detected th Europe mant. Oonstdnr Weak Ralao count 2 point# for^thc doiibletens. arhoolmatea, stood on the right. club called' ' the -"'Society Club” tery. Rocky Hill. regular hssle.—either weekly, bi­ day, Oct. 3A. No one he® y®t been Anna Marie's sister, Thorhild, Frienda may call at the funeral "That man must be a Democrat,” Term Probe tary of Labor Jamea P. Mitchell. weekly or monthly: of the Congress of the United | "I love Hawaii, whatever It's paper Aug. IB. "some anxiety about secret diplo­ Sen. Bafry Ooldwater fR-Aris) In this case you get informa­ (Copyright.'1959,'.Oenafai Fa*- and Bometimea the "White House.” he said. Both sides interpreted the re­ signed for this play, although ths State®. The delegates are gone and ^ cslled." macy, but I am aura the Presi­ acting as her maid of honor, and home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight RUNDAV 8HOWCA8K. on casting for the second I® mors ad­ Tay claimed the "people's self- aaid he believed he could tell by tion if you consider West’s weak tares CoTp.). ' her bridesmaida five' girlhood Norwegian kings have been port as favorable to th®lr position. In their place ^ve have Senators defenle struggle" had spread into dent’s 'Visit to Europe will relieve late Tuesday whether a deadlock raise to' two hearts. -The play to feted there on visits to Kriatian- and tomorrow from 8 to 5 and 7 Political Plan The government report drew, no NBC. raactivatea the old time vanced. That one, scheduled for and Congressmen “ i that anxiety." waa likjBly. the first two tricks indicates that frienda, stood on the other aide. aand,' the nearby seaport on Nor­ to 9 p.m. conclusion® from tha facta. Mitch­ period for live dramatic proarrams Sunday, Nov. IS. will have JuHe five province® in north and .cen­ Nearly 170 invited guests and H p h r n n which wi® long held down by the Alaska and Hawaii and other | tral LaoB-r-Xleng Khoaiig, Sam "Mr. Khrushchev has s lot to • Organised labor haa criticised West started with four hearts spectators sat on the wooden way's south coast. The last royal Washington. Aug. 3(3 ()Pi—“The ell said, however, that hard bar­ Harris starring in a new adapta­ territories before them were rep- i learn about ths real America and tha Senate bill, as finally passed, headed by the queen. He had no IT AlK-CONDinONBb visitor waa King Olav, in June Mra. Arthur Hiiltman gaining cmild produce settlement Flilco Theater. Beginning Sept. tion of Ibsen's "A Doll's Houee," Typhoon Roars Neua, Phong Sely, Luang Prebang benches on both aides of the alile. current investigation of the United 13. there irill be an'hour of Hve resented In Congress by non-vot­ end Khem Muon. the peaceful, friendly-, humble peo­ but It haa complained most vio' high cards in clubs and nothing Among them waa Trygve Lie, for­ 1958. Mra. Helen E. Hultman, wife of 1,*? From Town Auto Workers la a "political aoon. the work of James CToatigan. who ple who bate- war and love peace lently against tha House bill. La­ better than the Jack In diamonds,- DINE and DANCE ' I On the beverage list for the re­ Arthur Hultman, 74 N. Elm 'St., Joseph F. Finnegan, director of drama every Sunday here. The wrote the wonderful "Little Moon ing delegstes. Eveiy THtHCB.-llSt.-SAT: ' I mer aecretary general of the United wdtchhtint” to kick off reelecUon flrat play, which bear® the oppres­ Past Formosa DR. DOOIAIY HAS OANCBH and want to live and let live," bor leaders have pinned hopes on What Oould inflUehce West to I Nations. In the gallery were five ception were chsimpagne and red died suddenly this morning at On Jury Roster campaigns of two Republican sefu the __Ffideral Mediation Service, of Alban” for Mias Harris. Steventon' aaid. wine along with punch for the sive title, "reoi'ir Kill People Another show in this aerie®, pen­ QUnST mONTTY New York, Aug. 32, UP)—A tha ability of the conferees to raise his partner with so -e^orth- newspaper correspondents. Mant'.iesler Memorial Hospital. atora, tha union charged yeeter­ s^d after the report was Issued Ha urged Americana to treat the come up with a more acceptable leai a hand ? Only marked ahort-r I OAK GRILL I Pastor Gauteatad told the young teetotalers among the guests- - Sl.e waa bom in Vesterjotland, that it had no apparent effect on SomeUmea" will star Geraldine cilled In for next spring, will be a Honolulu, Aug. 32 (iP)—Strain® young doctor who operate® a hos-‘ the bride's family are teetotalera. Hebron residents on the Jury list. day. -i.v Page, Jazon RoVart's Jr., and To Red China Soviet premier politely, adding: bill—from Labor's viewpoint. heaa In' spades. West should have 1^ so Oak St., Manchester j couple: Sv/eden, Oct. 23, 1890, a daughter Th* charges 'came from Jack negotiations, but later qualified version of, Shakespeare’s "The of "America the Beautiful” drift­ pitgl In Laos, and has trested On the menu' were consomme, Just Issued, are; Albert Adams, George C. Scott, three of Broad­ Tempest,” starring M a u r 1 d e ed out of a Waikiki Beach hotel. A "I wish he could come to Cl^- a singleton, or perlwpa a void, in "Your example shows that real of the latfe Emil and Hannah Han­ Conway, a.>Attant to UAW presi­ thia by saying U would take time thdusands of Chinese Communist cego so that I could return some salmon, steak, Ice cream and Nor- son Johnson, and had been a resi­ David Applestein, Mrs. Mary for the facta, to percplate d way's iiost brilliant actora. Evans. .Rich a rd ...Burton^_Eoddy __ crowd lined up at the post office I (Oentliined from Page One) ref ugees,- is-baek Jn.thla country . to. spades. love, which is from God, breaks wegian_^cake.Jdayoc Leo Tal lake en. dent _WaU*r Reutfaer.-and-JoBeph. After that, tfiere vdirnS" a 2- -of-the- courtesies extended: to - me ■ - Having -worUed 'thli' out;”Sblitlr down all ihe social and conven­ dent of Manchester for -the- past Augusto. John Baron. Mason S. 'L. Rauh Jr., the UAW'a Wash­ In Pittsburgh. Waiter F. Mum- McDowail. 'Tom Poston and Lee for first-day statehood commem­ undergo treetment for cancer. in Ruasla." Durham Children of Kriatlanaand said that was a .50 years. She was a member of ford, presidient of U.S. Steel Corp., part .ersion of the famo-ja novel, Remlck. The casting at this la orative stampa. Thuraday near Palawan Island In abandons the old. rule on fl-- tional barriers amongst u*. To typical wedding feast in this part Belden, Karl Berglund, Mrs. Hen­ ington lawyer. Tha pointed fingers "What Makes Sammy Run?.” with the Central West Phlllpplnaa, Dr. Thomaa Dooley, S3, left by On 'Vice President Richard M- nessing. He leads a spade to dum­ .USTHMTFOHt the Emanuel Lutheran Oiiirch and at Sens. Karl F. Mundt of South told employes In a letter yesterday complete, heesuse the show ha® al­ Those were the noticeable re­ plane lest Mglit for St. Louis, build a good home Is perhaps the of the world and added: of the \ vrious women’s oiganiza- rietta Bernals. Reuben 8. Bosley, that the union's attack on high Larry Blyden and John Forsythe. ready been taped. actions yesterday to the proclama­ A motorboat capalsed off Qua. Nixoti's trip to Russia. Stevenann Injured by Shots Podium Patriarch my's king, and . flnesaea through greatest of all arts." "The Raamusaens have arranged Dakota and Carl T. Curtis ot Ne- son Province in southern Uuson, Mo., to see bis mother and enter commented: "I think Mr. Nlxon'a East for the queen of spades. tiona of the church. Raymond D. Davis, Wendell Dob­ bras,y Mra. Mil­ Ddfvoiod WitWn The Fengmsn csrrted. said that 14,000 refugees crossed Lynch,- 28, of Wallingford. Lynch way and ws hope you will- be a Your Pocketbook Conway said the two GOP sen­ production and Idled a half million Fallen Idol.” Cervante’a "Don from Red CMna Into Laos last he hoped that would not be the was vialtlng the home of his sister, Ferrat in the south pf France. He "H O U SEB O A r e* irge of arrangements. charge of Mrs: EMward A. Smith ators were running the rackets dred Ffbed Albafg, wlio has done Quixote” and (?harl«® Dickens' Meanwhile, Chlneee Nationalist ease. , went there In 1967 after ’blasting Carr Oraat i good member of the Rockefeller By FAYE RENLE during her absence. ateelworkera. aa well as 150,000 the Hallmark HaM of Fatne for year. Mrs. John BreakfiSld In Durham. A Olaat Spectacle Rhew! committee's probe of ths UAW workers in silted fields. "Oliver TVist.” Later In tha year, Hour President Chiang Kal-ehek hai ex­ If his namt were entered, Bteven- Britain's heavy taxes. family and a useful cltixen of yotir Tank Tnick Purchased several years. This series, created they’ll do HInclaIr Lewi®' "Arrow- But thia year, he added, the State Police aaid Lynch placed a new, great country.” and other commitee members were pressed Formosa's yapprecistion to Commtmlsts have Ughtened up the aon said, he would submit an affi­ shell-m the weapon as a group of His first wife was Utica Welles, "HERCULES" State after state has passed A new tank truck has been pur­ in the dark as to what was com­ with the cooperation of the his­ smith.” President Eisenhower for sselit- border and not one refugee haa davit removing it. However, he daughter of a New York doctor. 7 ■ • ■ In Tnlnr Steven and Anne Marie will fly lews niUng on gifts of money or Fnaerm lB chased by the town, at a cost of tory. r'sgaxine, Amertcan Heri­ aulded: chUdrea looked on. When he had With fttavf* Raftvei S:!i-8;24LG:IN ing next. PINE PHARMAGY ance U.S. military and civilian crossed in three months. difficulty retrieving the ehell, the Their marriapre took place in 1903 1.0 New York tomorrow for a scurities to minors. $17,590, as announced-Ity-fliMi chief He said the charges being aired tage, will attempt to idiow what agencies rendered thia flood and "I am flattered that so many and ended in divorce in 1943. AIbA ' honeymoon In the United States. And bankers sround the country Donald E. Griffin. It-replaces ths Nepal Probing made majo.- figures In America's Igilin* Offprpd Help R8A C3RIV1BB ST® Many ttmes, Dooley said, he has people seem to went me to run for gun discharged toward the floor. Mrs. Margaret A. Drlgga against Richard T. Goaaer, UAW earthquake ravaged Island. been threatened by Communist Linda Breakfleld, 8, was serious-, That same year he married P’lrA ManitffB DoH Te Tha D aaIIi An hour before the. ceremony a report they are amazed at the old truck which had a capacity of International vice president, were past what they wei;e. First ttp will President again." Betty Humb.v of London, a well- gardener was »tlll busy Improving number of queries they receive re­ The iiineral of Mra. Margaret 2,080 gallons. )>e Rs,l(>h Bellamy, as Thomas .lef- Washington—The Organlsttk* guerrlUas because he refused to . Asked how he .would respond If ly injured, said a hpokeaman at '’GIGANTIC i.,,;,* A. Drigga, 29 Cottage St., was a rehash of stale allegations raised Border FigHts of Americtn State®, through ita leave his hospital. Dooley founded Middlesex. Memorial Hospital In known concert pianist, She died WINDSOR , on a bridal arch. He hung several garding these rulings, especially Play Planned 10 years ago and proved iinfound ferson, on ct. 18. In the r.iqnths nominated anyway, he replied: "I last. September, of a heart attack BiNum m B strings of red roses down from the held at 7 o'clock yesterday after­ The Podium Players are plan­ to follow, there will be scripts general secretariat, the Pan Amer­ the hdMltai last year and treats have never thought for a moment Middletown. Her brother John, 7, from doting -grandmas anxious to ed. Rackets committee chairman while Beecham was conducting a RTARTR StNnAV tMT M tT R N W ^lP S ^ main arch, with bunches of sweet give but a share or two of stock. noon at the Holmes Funeral Home, ning the production of the play. Katr.'andu, Nepal, Aug. 22 (#5 based on the lives of Eli iVhitney, ican Union, is offering immetUate about 100 poraons a day. it was possible for me to be drafted and a cousin, Charles Roper, 8. with the Rev Percy M. Spurrier, John L. McClellan (DtArk) said help aimed at raising H-vl-.g stand­ MANCHfSnft HRE DEPARTMENT'S Hie h ja^ ta la operated by the were also apra.ved by the shot. The eeries of concerts in Buenos 'Aires. airk Onnelea Aniteer qeinn BNIIR ' peas in the middle. These flowers While It haa always been pos­ "Lily, the Felton's Daughter," for the.Y were unsubstantiated when Th# Nepal government ia investi­ UlyasM Gi-ant, Andrew Carnegie. In 1980 and f have no reason to TOJOTK got stuck In the umbrellas of guests aaaociate minister of the - South their next objective. Try-outs sre John (Charles Fremont and Oliver ards In Lat'n-Amerioan nations. Medical International 'Cooperation think it now." condition of all was termed fair. •'l a s t t r a in sible to make gifts to minors, se-. Methodist Church. officiating. the committee looked into them a gating reports that Red Chinese Another child, tw o-year-old PRISONER DIES hurrying through the gates. riotia legal red tape has frequently being held. .troops are attempting to exercise Wendell Holmes. Under the program; on-the-«q>ot lOHi ANNUAL IMEDICO), a non-proAt, volun- Stevenson ha® bean abroad for Alfred HltekeaekV When Anne Marie arrived, there Burial was in the family plot in year and a half ago, Conway add slstance is given by experts In Ury agency-which Dooley helped two montha on A combined bualnc:is Zane Breakfield, received treat­ Hartford,- Aug. 2 (AV-Lawreiire FROJd GUN H1U" "TO CATCH A Tln*r" marred such well-intentioned giv­ Whists: Being Held ed. authority in border areas ot the Tuesday night will bring the ment for minor Injuries, but was Jones, 41, an inmate at the state In Cnlnr was slight suspicion of the sun ing. Buckland Cemetery. The Amston Lake Improvement Himalayan kingdom. FORD 8BRIEA on NBC. which such fields as city planning, hous­ to found. MEDICO - currently la and vacation trip, Fraak Staatra breaking through the overcast. Beai-e s were Arthur Benson. Conway anc Rauh called a news ing, and iioclal services. Thirteen PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL working In Laos, Cambodia. Bur­ discharged and taken home. prison, oied yesterday in St. ‘Fran-- , "dORBlL la irn.n'' To remedy the situation so far Assn, is sponsoring a series of conference late yeeterday, saying Prime Minister B. P. Koirala la a group of hour-long programs els Hospital o f ' cirf-hosis of the Also: “YOUNG .tlAPTIVES" Anne Marie and her father stood Edward Macauley, Aril""" MoKa.v. three military whists. 'The first said reports sc far show that sponsored by the car manufactur­ countries have already asked ter ma. Pakistan, Kenya, the Gabon 'Pine Disease Checked In a car which had. its sun roof as gifts of securities were con­ Bernard Larson, George E. Pease this was the only wa.v they, could su:h aid. Republic, Haiti and Peni. ABJNA OFFICER IME8 liver. Jonej had served one year cerned. the New York Stock Ex­ part.v waa held Frida.v evening. get the union's aide before the •We cannot treat border disputes er. They will nin the gamut from ON THE L6T NEXT TO HREHOUSE of a senten^ of six to eight years •ni A BY Ti/’an^ I tbanb* drawn backt She waved happllv. end Ed.vard Dzladus. The other two will be on Aug. 28 as calculated incidents by th# Washington—.Whlte-plna blister Hartford, Aug. 22 (A*)—F. Sidi Frienda shouted to her: change some years ago. In co-op­ public. dramatic shows to variety hours, MAIN AND HILUARD STREETS for manslaughter. Ha leaves a. Wed. Rinaire la “Hole la The Bead" b[ST AH[AD (If (HE IU.S1 eration with TTie Association of and Sept. 4. ■ *71)6 rackets committee had Just Oiinese.” and each week promises some­ ruat, which once threatened to de­ ney Holt, M, retired ofB^al of the wife and four chlldnur in Norwalk, "All happiness, Mia.” Margaret Oabhey Teaching Staff Llated stroy 8,000,000 acres of trses. in- Aetna F ir. Insurance Oo„ died at n: /if^ v>F Rasmussen wore a dinner Jacket Stock Exchange Firms, created s recessed until next Wednesday "But knowing the technicpies of thing new. Driverless Auto Model Law whj,ch now rules In Funeral services for Margaret The teaching staff In the Hebron tha (fhtnese, we have to be care­ This will begin on Oct. 6 with FRIDAY, AUG. 28—STARTS 6:30 P.M the West., has been checked by I'artford hospital last night: Holt, and a homburg hat. Gabbey, five-year-old daughter of Elementary School, as- announced what has been billed as a prelim­ new antibiotic drugi. according to a former newspapernMui in Cali­ The sun broke through Just as a some half-dozen states. In other inary Investigation of the UAW. ful.” ------"The Wonderful World of En­ Hits Pump House states—with the (exception of Il­ Mr. and Mrs. William Gabbey, 225 by Principal Richard D. Gals, are; Nepal borders In the north on tertainment.” a variety hour with the United States Forest Service.' fornia and New York Oity, w®* prearranged sign was given the Primary department, ungraded, The main witness yesterday was aseistant secretary of the firm. He crowd outside that the couple had linois where legislation is pending 'Vernon St., who drowned in Cov­ Ol^neae-controlled Tibet. The 400- Rosalind Russell aa the hoateaa. MrESTOWN All You Can Sat! About 300,000 white pines ware Jesse F. Motsinger of Detroit, who entry Lake yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Willard Thomen Mrs. Roger mlle frontie. is virtually undefend­ But, in subsequent weeks. Ingrid VW PHARMACY I I The aewar pump house on W. successfully treated last yssr and Uved in West Hartford. He leaves been pronounced man and wife. a Uniform Gifts to Minor’s Act Rowley, Mrs. Goldie t-iverant, Mrs. said he was fired as a UA'W un­ Middle Tpke., which has been s hie widow, Mrs. Louise Ellsworth MAN5FIELD Opalescent light streamed into rules, which covers gifts of both will" be', held Monday morning at ed. Bergman will do an adaptation of 459 Hartford Rd— IKl 9-994« ADULTS 7Se—CHILDREN SOc a million more are to be sprayed JtR MNli/MiUrFT# €T George Walker,__and- Mrs. Arnold ion organizer in 1955 ostensibly prime target of crUiclam In the thia year, the aervlce reports. Holt, and three daughters. 'Funer­ the church through 14 atalned glass money and securities. 8:15 at the Walter N. Leclerc because he got into a fiat fight Koirala refused to say more Henry Jamea' "The Turn of the TICKETS AT THE DOOR Funeral Home, 23 Main St., fol­ Hanna. Grade 3, Mrs. Luther Rich; because "We cannot comment on nearly year-long West End sewer al services will , be held. Monday. windows. It bathed the altar and If you are contemplating mak­ grades 3 and 4, Mrs. Nellie Man- with another union official. Screw.” Alec Guinness, will appear To maintain nur continuity controversy, was hit from an the. flower filled hall. ing any such gifts, here are a lowed by a Maas of the Ang.els at the situation of our relations with in a play, there'll be variety hours MUSIC RY FO U C E end FIREMiN'S RAND STATE AIDES SWORN IN 9 o’clock In at. Bridget’s Church. Warren; grade 4. Mra. Delvina But Motsinger said he felt his unexpected quarter yeeterday. Hartford, Aug. ^ (Fi — The As Soon as Anne Marie and her bunch of questions you should ask Montigny; grade 5, Richard Nowa- dismissal “waa a direct result of China without prejudicing those starring Dean Martin, Jerry of medical aervice we arc father took their aeate, the strains your bank or broker. (As far as 1 Burial will be In Buckland Ceme­ relations.” He added, that Nepal Lewis, Ethel Merman. George TUs Advt. Bponeored By the Capitol Equipment Oe. A driverlees auto, parked at the heads o>f. two etate agendee were of organ and violin music filled the kowaki; 6th and 6th grades, Thomas my attempting to expose what nearby Parkade. rolled backward sworn In yoeterday by Gov. Abra­ can see, the Uniform Act resem­ tery. Willerford; grade 6, Mrs. Frances thought was corruption at the in­ can no longer be "ao compiacent Burns and Art Unkletter, and ham A. Ritaicoir. The governor ed- church. The musicians played t ,'o bles those rules that govern Friends may call at the funeral King. about our northern,borders as be­ plays about such subjects as the Open AH Doy and amau;ked Into the pump house Norwegian love songs, “Ved Ron- home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight ternational level, waste of money fore the TIbe: uprising.” aide. mirUatered the oath of offlee to FINAL WEEK! dane” by Edvard Grieg a -1 French verbs: It is packed . ceptions such as Wisconsin being and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to on the first three days of Septem­ After the Prime Minister made Every other Thuriday, begin­ Police said the car was heavily "Veslemoy’a Sang,” by Johan Hal- 9 p.m. Reuther adminiatratioh." thl# staternent, the goveriimem SUNDAY damaged but the pump house, Schatsnnen of Hamden and At- voraen. the only state allowing gifts of In­ ber to discuss and act upon school He said Gosser had directed or­ ning Oct. 8, THE REVTA7N PAR- tMio FraasinelH of Stafford, eom- surance under the law.) plana and policies. broke Us long silence on the Tibet­ which seems to have been tough­ The mu.aic echoed againat the Rev. Charles Goldberg ganizers to submit false reports to an refugee situation in Nepal, say­ ened in recent months, waa cen- miasloner on the new Department heavil.v forested mountains sur­ Determine which law is in ef­ Teachers In grades 4-6 will visit the union's Detroit headquarters of Consumer ProtecUon. fect in your state—the Model Law The funeral of the Rev. Charles the Andover Elementary School n ing about 550 had entered the ■idered'unhurt. rounding the church. (o show there was no need to cut country and were granted asylum. Then the^audience sang a hymn. or the Uniform Act—because your Goldberg, 108 Helaine Rd., will be Sept. 2. to study a p ^ r a m on the the staff as a result of s union OMrator Martin J. Foley, 35, of gift must be registered according­ held St 3 o’clock tomorrow after­ Iowa Basic School Testa. More Refugee* Arriving BEFORE YOU BUY, REE BILL TUNSKY FOR Hartford, had gone ahopplng, po- "The Love of God.” economy drive. Motsinger aaid An official source aaid r.iore ref­ When the last full-throated ly. For Instance, New York has noon in the Church of the Naza- To Greet Ex-Pastor these fsise reports stuck In his liea said, and had apparently Just switched from the Model Law rene. Burial will be In Center Following the 10 a. m. union.Con­ ugees still art. entering Nepal and Storm Windows and Awnings failed to set the hand brake or to BUKNSIDF. note.* died away, the vicar sum­ gregational Church service ii craw. are expected to continue arriving moned the cohpie to stand before to the Uniform Act. Moriches, L. I., on Monday. Conway and Rauh said Motsing- leave tha tranamiaaion In the tPJkN' II.» t Hill) Determine who may qualify as The body will lie in state at the Gilead Sunday, parishioners and until the winter closes .the high "park" position. him In front of the altar. friends will have the opportunity er was disgruntled because he was ALI. ACTIOS! AIX OOtOB! Anne Marie'a father escorted custodian. This varies not Just ac­ church for the convenlnece of Himalayan passes. No one waa. hurt In the accident, "IIEBC1JI,IS” I "WATCST’ to greet their former pastor. Rev. fired and that his charges were About 13,000 Tibetans now have her and then took a seat, beaide cording lo state, but depending friends tomorrow afternoon from untrue. They said In 20 months as poUe« reported, and no arrest was l;tS4j3S-S;4» I t.SSAilB 1 :.30 until the time of the service. George M. Milne, now of Wood- fled across the southern border DRUG STORE Ses.; "HOBSSToLdIBBS’' ^ Mra. Rockefeller. The maid of hon­ upon whether the gift Is money, an organizer Motsinger hadn't or­ made. registered securities or bearer se­ bridge. at a get-together picnic on since the Chinese Communists ••MAN IN THB. N K f or walked to the altar and stood thf picnic site, on Blackledge ganized a single plant for the crushed the Tibetan rebellion earli­ - on YOUR NiXI PRISCRIPIION HUED AT lIuOtlT S beside her, carrying the bridal curities. such as a government or UAW. Belgium Eases Taxes coupon bond. River, owned by Robert E. Foote. er thia year. bouquet—a cluster of-white carns- Families will bring their own India haa granted aayliim to 3 ChoiHM l ALL DAY SUNDAY) Pius ALAN LADD tlons and yellow rosea. What happens if Grandma lives Hospital otes luncheons. Bruasels—United Statea axe- LADY Following Immediately. Steven in one state and Sonny in another? about 12,500 including some who cuUvea and employes living tem­ "MAN IN THE NET" and hla heat man walked to the Under these rlrcumatancea, the Deaths Last ^^ight crossed into the Indian protecto­ Storm OPEN 8 to 8 porarily In Belgium wtll benefit by MANCHESTER gift may be made In accordance Visiting hours: Adults t lo 8. rates of Sikkim and Bhutan as well Awnings for jwindnwe, CHATTERLBrS altar. p.m. Maternity—2 to 5 and 6:>8o| new tax advahtagea.'In case of tb- Steven's aistera Mlsa. Mary with the state that haa the moat HoMun No Joke, as India's northeast frontier porrhea, door* and paUoa. SllN., MON„ TUBS. : to*« 8a p.m. Children’, Ward—2 to| __ ’ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS agency. W i R d o w t 17 oolora; roll tip for esMy YHnce fRom Belgium for-bua(neas LOVER ' Dliivc-9n.'3ttcatlif' Rockefeller and Mr.a. Robert U favorable law. 7 pjn. New York—Donald M: Wolln, MANCHE8TIR SHOFFING FARKADE ptH-pwa over long periods during "TH1.H EARTH 18 MINE” tJ o L - r O N N oT r’H Yoil should also know that: The Indian- government said re­ atoragr. Stsrriei OANItLLI DAMIIUX Pierson, of Evanston. Til., and hi.a Toll Taker Finds 31. Broadway theatrical producer cently that the-Chinese, authorities AND STORM DOORS W . MIDDLE TURNFIKI— m . Ml 9-2343 a yeah'U*®y taxed only on HANK FOST "NIGHT OF THE ^ MOON' sl.ster-ln-law, Mrs, Rodman Rocke­ Gifts made under these laws are died Friday of leukemia. He was LAST SHOWING TONIGHT Patients Toda.v: 197 in Tibet were obstructing Indian CALI> NOW FOR OUR CALI, NOW FOR OUR income ekimed In Belgium. The AND \*/V ja/\5js/SB^V ss/ feller. occupied benchea near irrevocable. Youngstown. Ohio. Aug. 22 tfPi— associate producer of Arthur Mil­ FJKTRA 8PECIAI, EXTRA RPECIAL LOW taxable baar-qtay be set at BO par hla nahera. Olfta may be made only to a ADMITTED YESTERDAY: traders there b.y such means as THE RHYTHM Mrs. Jean Pinkney, 57 Woodland An Ohio turnpike toll collector -5:BO-8:SO upper floor. erty he haa given may be taxable St.; Mra. Jeann^ Nourie, 31 Co­ COOL ----- NUTRITIOUS - - - REFRESHING ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS STARTS SUNDAY~t BIG SClENGB FICTION KITS Down the road, above a gasoline, in hla gross estate should he die lumbus St.; Frank Symonda, 97 LOWEST PRICES A ★ ★ PLUS ★ ★ ★ AT REGULAR PRICES — CHILDREN FREE before the minor reaches 21. Seaman Circle; John Libro, Dob­ THIRST aervlce station, a. large home made Air Conditioner Installed, Repaired. aign aaid: "Oratulere (congratula­ It may be more advantageous to son Rd., Vernon: Mra. Katherine TRET N IK A LIEHR RELL FIR EVERY MIR IRINOMIR! COCKTAILS SATISFYING The most dangerous and tions).” give money gifts rather than se­ Lauft, .9 Avon St.; Janice Camp­ Have Yours Oiled and Checked A floral-arch covered the -gate curities. The ciiatodian can use the bell, Rockville; Mrs. Joyce Llsk New Filters In Stock I darhig mission of altfane!| funds to invent according to a set and aqn, 108 Oakland St.; Mrs. I9ACI leading to the front of the church. THE It was made of dahlias and a ma­ plan he may have created. Joan Benlncaaa,-'Progress Ave., MIN Rqckville: Mrs. Roberta Bryce and INVAM -I-'; genta colored Norwegian flower son, 173 Irving St.; Norbert Kob- BEASTS BAItNI called culturium. Source lect, 40 High 8t., Rockville; Ar- FIRST WC B w a a ' At 2 p.m. (8 a.m. BDT), two mand Faucher, 14 White St: John OF hours before the ceremony, the Tt word "budget” oomes from Cleary, Avery St., Wapping; Bruce MAN firet buaload of police arrived. The the Ftencn "bougette,” ' meaning Dsuicoeae, Haeardvllle. FoiiMut f«r S«rvic« Sine* 1931 crowd waa orderly. The officera "a wallat." Ita present sense stems MARSEILLES On ToUaad Tnmplke took station® looking aver th® low from ths euntom of bringing Into Latakia ia a superior kind of AIR CONDITIONED Drive North on Church 8t. from Myrtle or Park St. % MUe OB OakiMd Street INTO **Ym Gtn TRite Tha Quality'* ■MstmcHii atone wall surrounding the ehUKh the Houee of Oommona all papers Turkish tobacco, ao called from ISO Center St. Cor. of Charch St.—^aridng SHOWN 2tM-«i40-T:lS-tt4e r SPACE yard. pertaining tu expendiUttea in a tha Syrian port of 1-atakla, where Inslda this encloaure, tha flagt leather jag. it 1# grown. Vl««teR9A44A > / . q A 1

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PASI fOOk MANCHS8TKB CVEMNO UIBRALa MANCH8ITER. CONN. iATURD^AY, AUGUST 82. 1969 MANCHRSTKR RVAMNQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22. 19^9 nvB

4Umrl|»Btrr 4e• bMt for Wond^n of the Univeree both, not out of Am motlvM, or tiu Open Forum CwnttiQ lirralit goodntM of hit hoart. but out of Connecticut...... I whatavor (nttlUfancf ha haa. ' § b / ' ‘What at Mm (M p s itr Rocket Flight Planned 3Kme. Whatavar morality ha mlfht hava Churches To the Editor, would not ba aa oura. anyway, for Yankee Th* roeont oplMNlo bivohflng the oura Buppoaadly roman from tha By a . h . o . tkaft of aionoy at Oloba Hollow wMeh raaultad In tba rldiOulous Chrlatlan athlr. and hta from tha Oantar O miw S S t Jamoa R. O. Church'' To Sample Meteorites 1. u n 'Hiara w u one -moment In the fining of Mr. Krauaa, tha capabla, Oemmunlat athle. Parhapa If wa iisrd O. MmpaMi, Rav. iaiHi F. Haaaaau Paator afridant and practical haad life- lAAS seeaton sHien William J. R«v. Jamaa T. O’Cawiall^ atmply remambarad our own athle, Mlalstar gliatd. win ^ dosm aa tha maat If the akiea are ciaar, go otit- tle without burning out H mf Mm- vra would hax’a faw* problami about O’Brten. Aral modem Democratic lUv. Lutranee J. VtaMnt, Bay,. Jaa8fh R. MeOMn ragrattabla daetaion In tha laMl ply do not have anough wM|ht for __U JUoekMtw. Oao* m Asaeetota MUalalar Rav. Jalin D. Ragan doora tonight and look up. If ireu BUSINESS Hm * Mall HMlar Sptaktr at tha House of Rapre- court in raoant timaa. That Mr. thalr BtM to make thorn a naaard how to baha^’a during hla vlalt are diligent in your wate^ you DIRECTORY on a short flight. MjaUMK O f,, ■antatlvas. could and did declare Krauaa acted In tha only poaaibla aMucuTSD n S:1A a.m., Church Mrvict. SunSa^ Maiaaa at A, 7, 8, I, mannar to put an and to raeant may saa streaks at light cutting However, If a apaea otatlon lo THB __ ^ that "rulaa are meant to be the 10:80 and 11:80 a^m. Tba aaaodstadxM«»4^r«M u Sermon: "An Astonlshinf Aa- thafta la elaar to all who hava tha •erOM tha sky. Thasa you call ootabliahed and obiMrvatorlao ara UUad Is tba naa of aervant of a l•■^lsIatlve body, not StraiiKC PhiM For M o o m sartlon." tha Rav. Mr. Vacant facta atralght "Shooting stara"; aatronomera call circling tha aarth thaaa partielao a aawa dlaa^obaa a Its master," am then render a de­ aal utbarwlaa eraota preaching. S t BrMgaFs R. O. Chareh Why do our court offtclals con­ them metaera. can proaont a problam for thoy ean and alae tba looal nan aubllabad•had hafa. For at long aa wa have been cision of hla own which foiled the 0:15 a.m., Nursery for young Rav. John J. Dainnoy, Pnator Mataori are tiny bits o f matter, ■andblaat optical aurfaeaa of tata- an rlfbU ol ramiblteatloii sift aoaaai w'stchlng tha news of New York dark Republican plot of that par­ children in the kindergarten room, Rav. Stnataj R. HaaMIlo, tinue by ovary maana poaaibla to acopaa until thay ara ddatreyad, or MANCHESTER dianatebaa baratg^ara alan raaa:aarrad jninimiza aantencea, watar down In moat cases no larger than a City and New York State, the per­ ticular moment pariah house. Aaalatnat grain of sand. However, they move they can sandblast tba axtarior full aaratea ellaat af N. K a. farv- charges, nelle easear whltawaah MANCHESTER CONFIDENCE fect model of the publie servant has There^waa another moment, not Rev. DesMla R. Hnaaajr. Aaaiainnt with exceedingly high vclocitlea. whits paint naceaaary for tampara- lea. tec _ _ many hours removed, when, just as Zion Evaiigelleal Lutheran Chnrch misdamaanora, nupand.- judg- tura control. 'Diua, In tima, the par­ PubUabata Repraaaotauaaa: Jba supposedly been Robert Moaes. He mant. etc., atc.T la it alwaya noc- At the earth's distance from the Make an appointment here with compteta cnn4> luUua Matbta-a Spwdal anaoer ^ Na« hia fallow Damoerata ware rejoic­ (Miaaonii Ssmotf) Sunday Maaaaa at 7, 8, 10, 11; In aun meet of thasa objects move ticles would ba mere than a mii- AUTO PARTS dene*, knowing ymir precious hair ‘will recaiva Vsrk, Cbicaite CN^I aadjjoatsn. had a quick and positive Independ­ ing In a vote victory which seemed easary for them to sask soma loop- ■ance. HiiMBKit apnrT ntmEan o » Cooper suid High Sta. the Chapel at • and 10 a.m. with apaeda of 26 miles a second.' 9 7 0 BROA[) SI expert, gentle and "peraonallzed" aervice. ence. a willingness to defy ordinary to have foiled another Republican The Rev. Paul fl. Prohopy hola or oacapa hatch to aaaict law- It la because of thaaa haaarda cntctitanoiii braakera to eacapa iinaeathed? Then depending on whether they politicians, which always seamed to plot. Apaaker O'Brien reached for Chnreh a f tha Aaauinptlon ere coming toward tha earth or that attampta will ba mada thia suaticRimuN luTicb a etrlet and voluntary Interpreta­ 9 a.m.. Divine worship. Taxt: Adana St. and. Thenpaon Rd. What of the culprit who baa stol­ year to probe spaea for a popula­ CnuiOB VARIBTl Always At Your Serylee For Parabla bi adaaDCO __■ speak well for him, testifying how en tha money whleh brought on evartaking It, the apeeda with Osa Ttar ...... KJ Bj tion of the rulea which look their Romans 8: 81-39, jtheme: "Our ,Rav. Jaaaph r a m il, Paator which these particles atrlka tha tion study of thasa partlelaa. 9UALITY o MACHINE SHOP SBKVICE BU Maltha ...... J lf wonderful he wma. He has alwaya victory, away from 'hts fellow Faith Vlrtorlous." Special Council Rav. Fraaela T. Butler, Aaalatant thta trouble In the first place? An Aarobaa rockat will ba flrad o e q u ip m e n t Tbraa UontLa ...... Aa A frequent eourt apactator I earth can reach 48 milea a second. SEAFOOD been the man to reach for when Democrats, and restored the Re­ meeting after this aervlre. A grain of sand moving with this to a haight of 160 milaa. Aa tha o PARTS (aew and rabnilt) Ona Mooth hava wltnasaad tha pathatieally e ACCESSORIES Lo*» W«Taabla ----- city or atate wanted some project publican policy of the moment to 8 a.m., Ootteadienst. Sunday Maaaaa at 7, 8, 0, 10:18, velocity haa as much power aa a rocket ascanda tha noaa cone will 8 1 apologttie attitude of ibeal court 43 OAK ST. e SUPPLIES ln» a Copy Its’previous standing. Beginning today and up to Fri­ and 11:80 a.r* high-powered rifle bullet. unhinge and expoaa a atrip of ma­ it EAST CENTER ST. accompliahed cleanly. True, ha al­ offieiala who allow tricky lawyers terial rasambling Scotch taps. 'Iha o DUPONT PAINT. SUPPLIES Tba Harald Pnntiiin Oompw, Ino-. In between, there was a moment day./ Lutheran Service Volunteer Now pictuie a space ahip cir­ TEL, MI 9-99.17 TEI.. Ml l-tOM aaaumea no nnaodat raaponalbulty lor ways wanted hla own way about when, Minority Leader PInnay hav­ School for young people of the St. BartholonMw’s Church and lying accused persona to put mi'Crometeorites impacting on tha Open Saturday until 0 p,m. typocrapMoal airora appaaiinn to ao- cling tha earth or moving through Bdheaiva sida will atlek to it and everjihlng. True, ha always took a ing made an oratorical promise to Walther League at Norwich Lake, Buchlay School Auditorium It all over them. Why permit such apace, colliding with a meteor. If aaMwaiants and otbar laadlM mattar have hla Republicans stay in ses­ ba trappad. Whan tha payload In Haiicbastar Bvaalnit HaraM. high hand. But theaa traits were Huntington, MAss. Rev. Philip Hussey, Paator characters to taka over and just the impact ia great enough the at­ sion all night If that proved neces­ about call tha turn in rendering athrta back to tha aarth, at a pra- COMPLETE. OWniay adaarttamn etootag boava: merely additional eymbols of hla mosphere In the space ahlp will sary to handle the business at Month Mathodlat Church Sunday Masses at' 8, 9:18 and decialona which only the court has detarminad altitude, a parachute HIGH GRADE Far ponday—1 p.ra. ftlday. value. hand, and Majority Leader Ooogel Immediately escape with diaaa- will opan, and tha antira maehan- For Sieaday—1 p m Mon™y hflnlsterai " 10:30 a.m - - — ' the right to do?. ‘ trous results to the travelers. It la HEATING GLASS For Wadnaaday—I p.m. TUaatey. F o r. the peat few months, all having threatened to accept this Don't the jlidgea know that a ism will float down intact. Knarf's For Tburaday—t p tn Wadnaaday. Rev. lawrenro F. Almond precisely for thia reason that set- Rotary or Pressure e For Ante Windshields this has been undergoing what la In offer—there was then the moment Rev. Percy M. Spurrier St...Maurlee R. C. Church lack of flmuicaa plus indaeltiva Once the payload haa bean re­ PRINTING For Ftuiay—1 P.111. tb ig ^ y . antiata are concerned with eam- covered, scientists can make their , Burners ' FOOD MARKET e For Store Pronto aild all For iatnrday— 1 p ra. Friday., fact, a dramatic change, although In which Speaker O'Brien coyly re­ Bolton Centor action In thalr aentencing of law JOB AND COMMERCIAL CUaalflad da^lna; 10:» i maadh minded both leadera that "Tl^e pUng the conteht of apace beyond studiei to determine the partldlo CALL u s FOR FREE slaea of window#, Sermon: "Worship The I/ord" Rev, Remard MrGurk, Paator violators is bound to make Man­ the atmosphere of the earth. Only 840 E. MIDDLE TURNPKB day of pDMInSo, aneapt lafiirdaF— nobody labels It such. Moses Is stilt Speaker would point nut that any­ population of space. ESTIMATES e Fer Tnbto' Tope. PRINTING • am. Rev. Percy Mj Spurrier^ chester a poorer town In which to by aampling these particles can the greatest ptiblle servant. But thing ran be said In amotion," and 8 and 10 a.m.. Morning worthlp. Masaec at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. live? For example, just see how Future Poaaibinty PHONE P-2S98 WillU^-SO Year8^ Service Saturday, Aufu»t ** they determine the extent of thia While this plan might ravsal this Open C Dnye n Week Prompt and' Eflieteat PrlaHag hia acta and decisions are con­ thus reassursd the weary House of 10 a.m.. Church School for our parka have become a hsAgout -* g A.M. to • TM. O f An KInda Its prospect of some sleep that particular danger. information, tha axpariment would FOQARTY BROS. Open Monday thm Saturday Thirty years at the tame, loca-r tinually being questioned. Every­ nursery and kindergarten. Saersd Heart CSiurch for drunkarda, hooligans, and oth­ Reek Space siamplea you hava lost a good many milaa Half-Gfiods In KhrtishcheT night. A coffee hour will be held In the er unsavory charaetera. Lower ba mors definitive if it were per­ INOORPORATED 7 AM . to 0 PJd. tion, 30 years of serving the pub­ body keeps saying hOw wondarful There were a few moments when Church St., Vernon Scientists of the Air Force's formed from a aatalllts. It la pos­ of driving surface. chapel directly after the 10 a.m. Rev, Ralph Kelley, Pastor Main St. la infected with much of JEDOO mUHLAND COAL, lic - that U the record of Don J, A. WHITE COMMUNITY FRESS We don't know which aide of tha and honaat and efficient a Agure he Speaker O'Brien, who looks as Cambridge Research Center plan sible that in a future recovarahla CUNNECTIOUT COKE, SUNDAYS, 7 A.H. to 0 PJd. Now about brakes? It is poor servics. All are welcome. the aame element. to aample apace with an Aerobee Willis, for he hai certainly more economy to drive with uncertain 9 East Middle T pka. dlapute In labor'a hierarchy over la. At the asms time, however, he though both Irish laughter and aatellite wa could arrang‘> tha aame FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL Messrs at 8, 9:80 and 11 a.m. It la'tlme that police and court rocket. The Idea ia to firs this type of experiment in which at a than satisfied his customer, during brakes. Even if they do not pull GLASS CO. the Khruahehev \Halt la leant de- le being called upon to defend vari­ Irish wrath are always just be­ Emanuel Lutheran Church officials get their stgntle straight 810 Broad S t—Tel. MI 0-4880 SpeolaUtlng la tha Hneat eoM Watkins Offers Service Away 81 Blaeell St.—Tel. Ml t-7882 Telephone MI 3-5727 neath the surface. .. fils ruddy rockiit into ap it acoop up ii^ a l. the Mtelljte would open_ to outs and meata tas town. thi. period. H i. businea. h.a ex­ slightly, bow about having them aen’lng: of reapeot—the Meany ous circumstance#, and the clr- C. Henry Anderaotif Paetor St. Franeia of Aisiai Ohoirh and-worlr taimuch cloaer uniion'to a sample of the debris found there ■ The AwaY,fronn Home Service of-^ cheek and whose'eyes always seem expose the sticky'aide of a lapaV " panded greatTj^urlng thi. time inspect^ ? Many timss an inspec­ may ba' dMlred. *n>ere M no feel­ cumstane'ea involved are euch that. Herman Frerichs, Intern South Windsor stamp out conditions which are an in Ita short stay above the at­ tion can save you money for once fered ’ by Watklns-'Weat 'Funeral achool of total Inault, In which la­ poised between twinkle and bale­ Whan tha aatellite would have cir­ and he haa had to add men to hia ing of crowding' and the appoint­ Rov. Arthur J. Heffeman, Pastor utter diagrace. mosphere and return the samples the drums are scored it ia too Service has been a source of com­ bor would IgTXore the vlalt an that If a leas revered Agure were In­ fulness, wielded the savage gavel. cled,.the earth for a faw daya, tha OPEN SUNDAY ataff. some of them have worked fort to many familiea. When death ments are well choeen for quiet 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. S«r* R«v. Raymond B. Yaakanskas, Finally, the town directors and safely to the eurface. aampla could be tucked back Inalda late. Have the linings inspected **Ont Call Dom It AIT’ of a murderer, or the Reuther volved In them, the quealioning There were one or two Republicans mon by Pastor Anderson, "The the General Manager ahould give A A.M. to 2 P.M. Yqnr Beat for him for over 16 yeara. In the occurs out of state Watklna-West beauty. C -■.ifortable family rooms ABC APPLIANCE he may not have' warmed to per­ Asolstaiit Pastor Aatronomera indicate that space for reentry. now and be sure. All of the work is DRY CLEANING school of partial Inault, In which and tha challanging would bt much Answer to Life's Greatest Ques­ each head lifeguard the rating of Buy-On- beginning it was possible for Don handle all the details and airange insure t»tmost privacy and they sonally. There were one or two poaseasea few particles big enough While satellitea have yet to ba to work on every car. but the prea- done right on the premises, the can come an<{ go as they wish. In leas pollta. New York pollticiana, tion." Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 a.id 11 a.m. a spacitl policeman. In such ca­ BLUEBERRY CRUMB Combination drums turned at the garage, sav­ for transfer back to Manchester. and LAUNDERING REPAIRS indtildual labor leaders would con­ Democrats who wanted to say lo present a serious hazard to the recovered-,' it la certain that In the aure of business no longer permits some coses a family may desire pacity these men will ■ then have Windows and ing time and money. Formerly a death occurring out of Braacbea At! . descend to meet with the RueWan and New York newspapers, keep nasty things about thalr own party. astronaut. They believe thara ia a Immediate future such racovatY thia. but he qtill checks the cars; a car and ibio will be provide for 21 MoplB St,-MI 9.1 STB North Methodist Church. First Chureh of Christ Sclantlst the power to immediately arreet good bit of material in space, but will ba made, and It will bacoms a COFFEE CAKE Doora, Window A fully equippea electrical de­ state resulted in confusion, expense head of state, but only In order to handling hitb with kid glovai, as But, on the record. Speaker O'Brien he knows juat what work has been them 1 .m reqtieat, the car will It OAK nr. ' ^ 800 Parker St. Maaonio Tempio thieves, assaulters, drunks, etc., common occurrence. Only at that REG. 88c. ^ Each Awnings, Door partment is to b,e found at the and worry to familyi but through though their respect for him and saved the humor and poise of the that it ia composed of finely divid­ Canopies, done, sometimes he teats them their membership in the Associated call for them and be placed at their 801 HARTFORD RD REPAIRS ON— 'tell him what we think of him Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minleter who may be causing trouble about ed micrometeorites which can tima will scientista know tha ex­ Don Wlllta Garage. Any electrical House many' more times than he the poola. Jalousie Window himaelf. This (a not done because Funeral Directors Service. Wat- disposal. 249 N. MAIN 8T. The background ia, in. our book belief in him had not d'iminiahed, 11 a.m., Sunday sreviea and float down through the atmOa- tent of the hazarda from partlelaa work that requires repair can be CUULLS. BLECTRIO OtONB. himaelf contributed anything to its 9 a.m.. Sunday morningmlng worwor^ip, Truly yoiira, and Doore he feels hia staff in unable to do kina-West Funeral Service, outline More ani nvore, parking Is be­ at leant .that Meany la pretty much and aa though, even when they unpleasantness. His possible bad Church School. phere of the earth and land intact in apace. done here, no sending the work TOABTBBR, PERCOLATOBR, fuest preacher. Rev. Nathan B. 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. r An Interested Observer While manned flight for thia the work, but his customers still your wishes and every detail will be coming a real problem and espe­ NEW SYSTEM of a conatatent moron on foreign are conaldering suspicious (tlVcum- moments could be counted on one Burton, wfio retired last June af­ on Its surface. LYNN'S feel there is no one quite like Don out. This Is also a time and money taken cars of. cially ao for a central location. VACUUM CLEANERS. REAT- hand; hla good momenta rah «II Reading room hours at 749 Main Recent dredgings of tha sea bot­ country ia still two years distant E-Z Tenna • Free Eatlroatee saver for the motorist. If you LAUNDRY EBB, FANS, SEWING MA- policy, while Reuther haa occa­ stances, there were no auiplcion, ter 40 years In the Methodiat minia- ’Wc Are Shneked* Willis'when it comes to cars. He ia With this i.. mind, Watkins-Wast through the leasion. There vvaa no St., Tueaday, Friday, Saturday, 11 toms have Indicated that these it is refreahing to know that tha TEL. Ml 8-2880 are having electrical trouble, drive A proud record of servics is the DRY CLEANERS CHINBR. sional Intelligence. But that hack merely the posalbility of an Inno­ try. Duet by Mra. Bernice Chap­ a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday 11 a.m. To the Ed: .or. problems to be encountered at that BAKE SHOP a master mechanic and be has sur­ one attained by Wntklns-West for provided "off the atreat" parking more trying front role In the whole pell and Gerald Chappell. arttrlca are light for their size. TEL. Ml 8-8990 Hem* SpaeialtiM Co. over to - the garage and let them Main Ptaati 44 HaritMH BL ground alone doesn't win the pree- cent. naive, honest mistake. to 0 p.m. As parents of fi\’s sm# we are Thus, while they have high apeeda time are being studied today. rounded himself with aklllsd work­ In October of this year they 'will facilities. There is plenty of room •eseion than that of this Democra­ 9 a.m.. Summer Sunda.v School, 188 N. Main St.—At Depot Sq. Bob Brown and Charllo Pringle men, fully . trained in their busi­ take care of the work for you. for over 40 ca n in their parking Fkone Ml 9-77IS AE woril gMoroBtaBd ent argument for Reuther. In hla It began. last spring, with public tic Speaker of the Connecticut "Mind” will be the subject of the shocked to find Oeorgcl Krauee in the fractlr^ with the atmosphere (Oepyrlght 1M9, General FeaMiraa 89 PURNELL PLACE Did you know that when your mark their 85th snniversary. Ths classes for children from age three hia poalUon aa Hfaguard for tha ness. but he atill keeps the per­ business was started by Watkins area, a fact greatly appreciated questioning of'hls direction of the House. Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, Aug. slows theni'nown so that they set­ Corp.) car in for a grease job, Don Wil­ stand. Meany la at least conslatent through grade six. 23. town's ciiildren ia censored for hts sonal touch in all work. This means Brothers in a small building on by t-hose using the Home. Here it citys slum clearance program, of And as he htmself tried to say lis has inatructed his men to make and honest. He haa never wanted when the moment came for tha The Golden Text la from Paalms dlacipllnary action toward a 16- that an.v repair job is dona to per­ Wells St. In 1864 and today as it is posaii'le toK proceesiona to be Ckiepel Hall by its taachars. Our own U.8. rep- test to his parents that he had euHaa ifa Msnw •• fection, no sliding over anything, a quick check to see th4't your formed 'without a , traffic hazard any part of coexlatenca with Rus' the price paid for land and of the ublie hearta and flowers, the (147-:5): "Great is our Lord, and year-old-thiof from East Hartford was in the beginning, the service 418 Center St. who should certainly have been resentativea voted for this dsclar- been phyaleally abuaad (altogethar EXCLUSIVE everything checked out, nothing car la in good condition? Thia is a friendly, warm one. In January and M. also provides greater pri­ CUNLIFFE ala period, and he atilt holds to Identity of the people to whom the Slouse helped him. But It helped of great power: his understanding costa you not .a cent but does DON WILLIS la inSnita.” taught by now that one oblakui atlon. 'Ihe countries that voted too mildly, ona thinks) by a puhlls Pd^noiiznd left t o ; chance. Thia extra care, 1944, Ormond J. West joined in the vacy and comfort for 'those leav­ that view even when Khrushchev price was paid. him because it liked him, and be­ 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of Bread. against were Ruaaia, Poland and aervant who had caught him ataal- mean that you are safer in your cause It sensed the decent kind of Selections from the Bible Include money by honeat effort-'—not other attention to detail ia the reason for business and in 1955 the Funeral ing the Funeral Honie. MOTOR SALES plana to coma hare smiling tha It came dowm, the other day. to a 12:16 p.m., Sunday School. people's walleto. the Ukraine. ing money IA the public place with ' ChriltiiKis Gardf .30 years of satisfied customer car for any obvious trouble will, Home became the Watkins-'west fiiach Pineral is convplete at job he was trying to do. and 7 p.m.. Gospel service. the following: "Who hath directed be spotted and you will be told' EXPERT AUTO BODY'toad fiUAGE amlle of coexlatance. page one disclosure that Mosaa' wished him, regardless of its own the Spirit of the Lord, or being his Mr. Krauf,e haa been a Ufogiiard I firmly believe thia right ahould whose efficient administration ha ( With A service, for the fact that so many Funeral Service. The aympathatic Watkins-West, regardless of cost Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer and Bi- for 20 years and to welcome to be extended to include with the is entrusted; 2. A sharper rebuke people will wait to have their cars about it. Caskets a.'id other articlas are FENDER BBPAIM IS Main St., Tel M1-9-45S1 Reuther, on the other hand, haa ■on-ln-law has a job with a com- politics, at least a personal suc- counsellor hath taught him ? With * 10% SAVINGS^ warmth of understanding that Mr. bla reading. diacipHne ou: aona any time they teachers awimniing pool lifeguards, by the judge of the boy'a parents e A L i . repaired here, where they are Courtesy and a real desire to Weat brought to the bualneaa. hla displayed with the pries of each frequently demonstrated himself a atructlon Arm which got, without ceaa in it. Thursday, 8 p.m.. Street meet­ whom took he counsel, and who In­ ENAMEL and LAOQUBE need k and* be ia nearer than we play ground supervisors and all re­ for not promptly closing ths eass MI 3-6563 Extending From June 30 absolutely sure of satisfaction. do a fine job. no matter whether desire to be of service to those he cleaily indicated so that the fam­ RBFIN18HINOS SpacloHiiBg hi wmild-be statesman In the cause of competitive bidding, a 120,000,000 There are always hearts and ing, weather permitting. structed him, and taught him in To Sept. 16. it be a small or large one has flowsrs in the closing moments of are. sponsible adult personnel having to with severely suitable disciplinary Have you had your car checked serves, has tarnsd the friendship ily may select what.Uiey can af­ contract from the Triborough the path of judgment, and taught • ISAMMIfIM SEASON ABLE PRICES wrorld peace, and haa on occasion ths session. The speaker-of the ses­ Parents vrirtiing to eontributa to do with the activities, behavior and action personally bestowed within MANCHESTER ~ recently? If you have been driv­ made this garage the popular and gratitude .of many people. ford without asking any embar­ St. John’s Polish National him knowledge, and shewed to him safety of thia nation's children. place it. is. If you require road FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE done Home public thinking both Bridge and Tunnel AuUlority, of sion is always the best speaker the way of understanding?" fund to pay Mr. Krause's emirt the confines of thalr East Hart­ ing very much, you might take a The beautiful Funeral Home is rassing qV:est ons. If it is desired, • Catholic Church expenses may contact: Local officials should not be made ford horns; 8. A eourtroom trib­ look at your Urea. Do they show a service, the Willis Garage main­ cor, Service will answer your thing might be done about peace? law's selection of a contractor. 8:30 a.m., ^aas. ent teenagers will hav* becoms pay you to have thir done. Good either way you* will find the en­ strangers, for It la so easy to find. call, their desire through the years little extraordinary note of sin­ 10:30 a.m.. Solemn high Mass. include the following (p. 330:20): qusatlon was net of pra-acheot but Ah, but the preaeure to prove him- But what sticks out la tha fact cerity and conviction. "Spirit le divine Principle, and Thlevee as Heroes' wage earners, votari and paranta. rather of high school age? Monehtstar Moving tires coat money and by the time tire ataff eager to serve you . to It >x’as ni ceaaary to enlarge the has beer* tc be of servii e and yoii that such a atory does appear in­ Such a note was there, this June, To the Editor, Now, they should learn ag much .. Is it not true that the theft of uneven wear shows on the tred, the beat of their ability. si of tha Homs and now It ia I'.'.ya depend r-pon their help and aelf anti-Communlst la on. He Community Baptlat Church divine Principle is Love, and Love of honeaty.'lHTegrity, self discipline and Trucking Co. for Speaker Bill O'Brien, as Minor­ is Mind, snd Mind Is not both good I would like to voice my approval money by a fiftaen-year oid Is s' ample for any size iervlce that sympathetic understanding. wants to meet-Khruahehev In order volving the world's greatest publie 888 E. Center St. at the Green of tha letter in The Herald, which and responsibility to society for MANCHESTER ity Leader Pinney cslled him a John R. Noubert, Minister snd bad, for God la Mind; thsrsfore serious offense, one for which THREE J'S obtained may be literally a mat­ MASURY to tell him off! Another union servant, just m though ha ware an "Speaker In the finest tradition" was addressed to Judge Karp. I their actions as w# can possibly in­ thsre Is in resllty one Mind only, still, Only this’’ will engender the many a sixtaan-year old has paid ter of life and death. wihoee head Intends to consent to ordinary mortal. Our long range who had "exceeded my anticipa­ because there is one God." agree with the writera whole heart- dearly In courta of justice ? MEMORTAL CO. 9:.30 a.m.. Sunday Church School edly. strength of character in individu­ RESTAURANT, More important however, ie to meet with Khrushchev haa another admiration of Moses grows slight­ tions" as to his fairness and other for children, cradle roll through Is it not true that Mr. Krause The Oppeaite Boat Oematary PAINT qualities, and as other Republican Since the incident was first re­ als, communitiea and tha nation to ON ROUTE 0 and U A prevent a child from getting hold Royalty to Help Church strategy In mind for proving Ita ly uneasy; we wonder why there is grade 6. Calvary Chapel withstand outside evils and threata. showed commendable reetraint in of such poisonous substancaa In . . . Is good poMt .n oratory pronounced that "you can (AseemMlee of God) ported, the young "thieves” have the Immediate altuatlon and in tha owm anti-Communiam. so much headline smoke, .We fb r forget parllamentarv rulea If you 9:30 a.m.. Morning worship, ser­ been given the role of "heroes" and The greater overall dange'ra in D o c to r Says the first place. Everyone should be 22 Vernon St. context of the thievery problem ^Quality Mamorkrft It plana to run new'spaper ad- with the cynical Intarpratatloit that ‘have a man to...... trust" and that^ ‘‘if - mon topic: "What a Friend" our faithful life-guard haa been today's world seam so complex and Try our ntw Taks Horn* aware of this danger and never, K. I» Gimtafson, Pastor frightening that as individuals we with which he has had to cope for wertiaementa in every dty Khrush­ the famed Moses toughness haa anybody ia going to come out of placed in a very unfavorable light, Sarvic*." Call Ml 9.4684 never leave kerosene in a place Note 100th Anniversary Over SO Teera-Baperlenee St. Mary’s Eplaeopal Chnreh may feel insignificant and futile. some time? Prevention Is Wntohword far whe’fe It could be swallowed or in­ chev visits lilting hla crimes in been a mode of public conduct this sesalon with a reputation 9:48 a.m.. Sunday School-elaas- ^ i s latest Incident will surely not PAUL'S Church and Park Sts. do much to teach our young peo­ In unity Ilea strength. No govern­ Is it not true that all who have and it will b« ready for Itoeling with Poison Dnnger haled by a curious child. which haa more than one reason throughout the state it Is Bill for all ages. (Continnod from Pago One) Paint and Wallpaper Store Korea, ' East Germany, Hungary, The Rev. Alfred L. WlUlame, ple respect for authority. ment can be better than the peo­ witnessed Mr. Krause in the per­ y o uV ' ' Many cases of poisoning occur CoR Ml 9-BM7 ^ 0'Brlen.’*'‘'' 10:45 a.m.. Morning worship. ple who run it. To have a true, en­ •45 Main Street Tibet and Laos. for keeping people out of hla busi­ The Democrats said some nice Rector Mr. Krause has taught hundreds formance of hia Globe Hollow du­ By EDWIN P. JORDAN, MD. each year from such substances The Rev. Preeeett Reach Jr., 7 p.m., Bvangeliitle service. during strength we must build Written for NBA Service a decidedly aecular stock corpora­ A. AIMETTl, Prep. But, although the strategy of ness; It la certainly a atranga and things about the Speaker tqp, of our children the joys of safe ties dannot hut agree that he la as furniture polishes, weed killers, tion. Aaalatant swimming. He haa done a fine job from within. Wa must teach,'train, a most capable and conselentimia SEATING FOR OVER My file on accidental poisoning, cleaning fluids, insect- or rat poi- '’8 and Harriaon SW Maaeheater Tel. Ml 9-0300 neither side of the tabor dispute long-amouldering phase for such a which made It Just about unani­ __ _ _ /- Talcottvllla Congregational Ohurob mold and shape, guide and lead 100 PEOPLE Jdembers usedJ,helr stock to pur­ mous. of guarding and petroling Globe so pool manager, lifeguard, and particularly-that of children, gets Mns, and the like. pleases ua the problem Involved, distinguished' career. 7 ;30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rnbert K. Shimoda, Minister our fumbling. Inexperienced, seek­ thicker year by year. chase their homes from' the corpor­ that all might enjoy the town pool. ing youth. -. swimming Instnictor with a very Another important group of ation. The communal dining halls which labor gives two different 10 a.m.. Morning prayer (fam­ He certainly haa the right- to pro­ visible love of children, and whose Among recent additions is a re­ poisons are the cleaning fluids, ily service) with summer choir. 9:80 a.m., Nursery opens. Unlees our hiture generations were closed. Saiile of them re­ Q—How many atepa are there in anawera, also conrems the whole tect hia own property and to hold handling of them la literally mas­ port of two boric acid poisonings most of which are poisonous when opened at inna^'Vnd restaurants. tha Washington National Monu­ It Be Summer A Thought for Today Sermon by the rector beginning 10 a.m.. Morning service of wor­ the young thieves on the spot un­ have reepect for authority, how terly ? in an infant, and of 13 accidental nation, and.all of ua. ship. sermon, "God's Garden,” 6 and 44 swallowed and some of which All this happened as late aa the ment ?• WATKINS-WEST the American portion of the aum­ til the police can take over. can thay have self respect? Will Is it not a great, great pity that poiaonings reported to the New even when inhaled. Also, some of LIQUORS It la the problem of how to deal Sponsored by the Mancheetev greeters, Mr. and Mra. Arthur We have mature adults, or will we 1930s. A—The iron stairway has 50 There haa been something Incon­ mer series, "Getting to Know It aeema a shame that the law this thoroughly fine fellow was York Poison Control Center in them are inflammable and there­ with our owm aenae of moral right Oonneil of Ohnrehae Christians." Palmer, uahera, William Monaghan produce a generation of self-indul­ On the spiritual side, most landings, ahd 898 steps. F im E R A L clusive About every phase; of this has becoms so technical that the needlessly subjected to this hu­ PACKAGE STORE youngsters from 18 months to 6(4 fore a possible source of burns. Amanists hava retained the eaaen- WINES-BEER and wrong, even while we aleo deal 7 p.m., Evening prayer in the and Venning Sharp. wrong parties are given the "he­ gent, undisciplined Sophists? BBBB IN BARBELS summer to dote. It haa neglected . Mre.. C. B. Primus. miliating experience? ROUTE 0-44 • BOLIYiIn years. Tha latter resulted from The drugs which people com­ tisla of the religion and German with the hope of peace. It la a Psalm 42 Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. roes” role. Something is wrong Q —Who was the only man to SBRVICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS! no variety of weather and mood; Dally: Bolton Congregational Chumh Sincerely ynura, Phone Ml 8-8824 swallowing m^ication ' carried by monly keep in the medicine cab­ culture brought to Iowa by their problem each of ue can only an- "Men say to me continually, with justice here! Believer In Juatice the mother- or 'grandmother In her inet cause trouble frequently. forebears. And that's why (lerniait hold the oirieea of Secretary of a DELIVEBV SBRVICE a It ha^been truly poaseaaed by, nope,. 'Where Is .t’our God?' " I suppose 7 p.m.. Evening prayer In the Theodore Cmaiidler Jr., Paator Thank-you, '■'Great, Great Pity* State and Chief Justice of the ORMAND J. WEST, ■wer for himself, although we Nativity Chapel. To the Editor, BEER pocketbook. Among these are aspirin and its nobility ia taking part-in next It has had Its heat, but not enough many would consider this the moat • A Parent relative, oil of wintergreen. Of week's ceremony. ^ U.8. ? tKroetor might, conceivably. And a guide In modem of problems, for today the Wednesdays: 10 s.m.. Rev' David CTockett. Please permit ma- to' “ aiSd my Early. Rolta W oril ~ Another ia a report indicating A—John Marshall. W in SIDE to make one call quits. In real des­ LIQUORS the first 500 poisoning cases re­ Two Amana leade^, George C. the motivation and conduct of position of the faithful man Is as- 10 a.m.. Mid-week ealabration former paator of Wapping Commu­ 'Teach, Train, Mold, Shape’ voice to those of other Manches­ that medicine chest clean-ups 142 B. CBNTEK RT. /- PACKAGE STORE , peration. It haa had Ita Idyllic daya of the Holy Communion. Sarvlee nity Church, preaching. ■ ter reeidents who have recently AUTO BODY twice a year may save 38 bath­ ported to the Chicago Poison Foerstner of Middle Amana and President. Elsenhower, wiiose baalc sailed on all sides, but the problem To the Editor. New York—A lightning bolt WINES Control Center 84 were the re­ Q—Why does the town of Codell, Maaebeater’a Oldest Harry Proaaniky, Pararittaa and evenings but not auch, aa to was voiced by the psalmist about for St. Bartholemew'a Day thia Last April It newspapers carried expressed strong disspproval of may be miles long and as thick room poison deaths In 1959 alone. Dr. Henry G. Moerahel of Home- decielon perhapa has been that he. sult of aspirin. ” atead, are to 'iecaiva the West Ger­ Kan., hold a unique place in the Saft CENTBS ST. make one cry ecstacy. In real for- 2500 years ago. We have strength week. Covenant Congregattanal Chnreh a report from the United Nations the judiciary disposal of the Globe as a man's waist. These bolts are-^ « Large WallhJlILBeer Cooler There are many soureea of dif­ With rineat FaeUlttos MANCHESTER—MI t^ltOa 48 f^mioe St. and Cold Beer At All Ttmea ficulty. For example, on# study of Ail of us ahould take an In­ man Order of Merit for their con­ U.8. Weather Bureau's record of Is not going to retire from office getfulnasa of everything else. It In the knowiedge that faithfubieas stating that a UN commission had Hollow episode. It etrlkes one that likely to do leai damage if they twiatera? ' The Salvation Army Rev. R. Bjnar Raak, Pastor the case called for: 1. A sharp re­ Open Dally 0 A.M. to 0 P.M: children under five yeara of age in ventory of potentially poisonous tributions ''tO”‘ 'tSerman-American without having tried every last haa had Its momenta In the garden, to God and a godly point of view voted a "declaration of the rights come late in a thunderstorm, fnr^ A—Codell was hit in three suc­ produce poeitlve effects. Assailed, M t Main St. of the child" that included the buke by Judge Karp oif the boy, the United States found -that pe­ substances and make sure they cultural and businesa' relations. honorable thing he 6an do In the but they have been momenta of trass and houses as thay become cessive years, 1916, 1917 and -1918 still the psalmist ahouted; "Hope Major and Mrs. E. Walter Lamie 9:80 a.m.. Morning worthip, ser­ right to be compelled to go to who hurried all the way home to increaalngly wet are better able WRECKER troleum products accounted for are disposed of in a safe placa, Foerstner ia founder and execu­ cause of peace, and who, ao far, has comparative 'satlafaction rather mon, "Strength for Living.” or put where they cannot pos­ tive vice president of Amana Re­ and each tornado occurred on the Remenber A in God; for I shall again praise Officers In 'Charge achool and the right to be whacked East Hartford bleatingly to pro­ to pass the charge to the ground. one quarter of all accidental poi­ same day, May 20. seemed able to handle the Idea of than breathtaking yield or beauty. him. my help and my God.” Let us CUSTOM MADE soning in this age group. sibly be reached by youngsters frigeration, Amana'a biggest en­ DeUghttal Place To Dine Ylirs PIZZA SHOP who are too young to know what terprise.- Tha firm manufactures dealing with Khrushchev without Never once has ipmmcr taken praise Him too. «:.I0 s.m.. Sunday School. IM W. fiflddln TnrapUm CANVAS AWNINGS In another study reported from they are doing. home fraeaers, air eonditlonars, Q—What doea the nautioaUterm making anybody fear that he him­ us. and held ua, and said: "Thia ia Herman Frerichs. .Intern 10:4.5 a.m., Morning worship. 'Vermont, 161 children were ad­ RED EMBER Phene Ml t-FTOO Emanuel Lutheran Church Myrtle McCemb, soloist. Also Important is . the estab­ and other products. "to hedge" mean? self haa abandoned moral principle. the fullnese, It now engulfs you." mitted to five hospitals during a lishment of poison control cen­ A.-^A hedge ia a light anchor. 7 p.m.. Service In Center Park, Start living your Future at... 10-year period because of the ac­ OPBN SUNDAYS Judging from the sentiments ters in many communities. If you ‘T o hedge" means to move a ves­ NoC* once have we been - able lo Fred Clough, soloist. In eaas of cidental awallowing or inhalation wrhlch do get Into print, aa in the reach out and hold summer still rain the service will be held In tha have one in your community, look sel from one place to another with COCKTAIL' UlUNGE SPAGHETTI Haiti Tries lo End of kerosene. Three of these chil­ It up. put down the telephone the help of a hedge. AMPLE PARHJKO tent Of the official labor statement and tranquil and willing in a- mo­ Citadel. ... dren died. Most of them were Real Antsville RAVIOLI number and keep it posted along DANCUNG on the Khruahehev visit, there la ment or a scene. Sgt. Major David Addy will con­ found on the floor choking, cough- Split with Church duct both services. Brookhaven Homes with the numbers of the fire and Q—What is ona of the great at- EVERY FRIDAY aad OPEN DAILY room for some amelioration of the But perhaps these burning Au­ •"8. JtaXRlnR or vomiting. police departments. Greets Kookie- (ractiona in Kensington Gardens, SATURDAY NIORTS Once a child haa been found 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. routine verdict on the man. This gust daya will bring us both to .Port au Prince, Haiti, Aug. 20 Cqnconlla EvangaHcal aSSMSSM / London ? routlns vrerdlct haa growm harsh poisoned with kerosene, the prob­ A—The Pater Pan Statue. The terms. There comes a day whan W'c CP)—President Wancots Duvalier Lutheriw Churdi^ ^ lem becomes an'immediate one of RED EMBER SUNDAYS Plus Raw Egg statue was set up at night ao that 4 PJML to lOite PAI. with the Imrninence of his visit, and can fe^l the ho^ glare of the golden- has moved to patch up his"^iffer.- ■■Wlijitor and Garden Sta. the inyestment with lifetime dividends hoaplUliaation and expert medi­ Rto. 0 aad 44Ai-Belton encea with Roman CathoHc ehureh Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor DUCOindDUlUX REFINISHING the children who saxy It tha next TEL. m a-4448. CLOSED MONDAYS H naglecU the half-goods that foA, w^en the unnatural late green cal care. How quickly this ean be Navy Cancels leaders...... SEE US FOR: (Gonttnued from Page *>Oiie) day would think that fairies hsd might be credited to him. of the meadows begins to burnish 18C MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings brought it. Sir James Bsrrie got his* The President euepended an or­ 8:80 a.m.. Church School. ALL THESE QUALITY FEA’niREB OondlUons in Russia Itself are brown, when a weak ahnib or der yeeterday for the arrest of the 8:.30 a.m., Worship aarvlca, Dr. MANCHESTER • Venetian Blinda Jet. Seaplane his way. The egg atiuned Kookie'a idea for "Peter Pan” while watch­ ing children playing in the Gardens. oonparaUveiy better, under hla branch lights a flaming match to CatlK^tc Archbishop of Port au David G. .Taxhetmer of Flrat Lu­ AT • Storm Doora jacket and also hit a reporter. FOR EXTRA MONEY • Combination Windows rule, than they have ever been the ceuntryaide. and when we auf-- Prince, Msgr. FVancots Poirier, theran Church, Roeirvilla, guaat HSIST MUU (Continn^ frein Page One) "Terrible, tarrible," moaned aJtcr the Vatican warned Haitian preacher. NO ADDITIONAL COST CAMPING Barbara Marrone, 14-y#ar-old Q For how far do the Baham^a Berube's during the Oommunist era. Ha has fer even from auch reflections of ' Phone Mancheeter Manehof tar Awning Co. offloiala they faced excoRununlca- 198 W POST OBN'nCR ST. praaidant of Ohtoago'a Kookie Fan lalanda extend? ‘typewriter Servlee WE PAY played hla owm part In breaching heat because we are already worn brick front EQUIPMENT A. L. Varrieui', -vica president A—About 760 milea. 470 Middle Tphe. E. tlon from the church If the order flinreh of the Naaarene Telephone Ml 9.41091 and general manager, said work Club. "What a rotten thing to do. the Iron curtain between ua. He and weak from the relentless best w”## carried oujt. 28A Main SL eoloaial hay wtmlaw Mltehdl 3.7043 Mancheeter HIGHEST PRICES BstabHahed 1949 Tenta, Cota, Sloepiag Raga, had been progressing satiafactorl- If I could only get my hands on wma the one who accepted the par­ An excommunicated person le CL E. Winslow, Mintstar'' bnUt-la CALORIC even, range the itfersons who threw, that Q—Which' state boasts three of breezes w-hich merely fling the tad taMtaerator .... Air Mattreaaoa. 8tov^ ly. He added that Rear Adm. R. Type writera and OfBcn fo r Rata. Papor, M otsla tial revolution fn Poland, which denied-the church sacraments and «gX'” former U.S. capitals? discomfort Index about, without re-, 9:30 a.m.. Church Seheoj, elaaa- UvlBg roon, 19’9"xlS’4 " Lanterns. E. Dixoin. chief qf the Bureau of A —Pennsylvania — Philadel­ Mneiilnea Repaired, Servleed and Scrap Iron makaa Poland the envy of the other loses fellowship with other Cath­ Kookie will star in tonight's lieving It. olics. Duvalier and most Haitian ea for all ages. tall IliilslMd oallar playroom ‘Aeronautics, ~ had pralaad the phia, Lancaater, and York, Rentals Mtellltea. There la no agency on plane's "very aupertor pefform- lOttr'annual Chicagoland Musical CALL OB OBUVBB TO .Under auch conditions, one kind lesuiers are Catholics. 16:45 a.m.. Worship service. Dr. GM CONDITTONED-AIR eystem MANCHESTER We Handle Statloaery Aleag earth which can ever lift from him The government had order^ the Ralph Earle, gueit speaker. poured oonerete feuBdarion ance." ■ Festival where his followara will, Q—Which was tha last furni­ of cummer, at least, pushes itself SURPLUS SALES CO. no doubt, scream ^ or hia rendi­ With Otnoe Machine.Soppliae the eternal condemnation of Rua- arreet Ihursday after the arch­ 10:45 a.m., Children's Chureh. flush mahogBuy doors The cutback will mean up to ture style to be designed after the OSTRINSKY toward the fullnese of total self- 1«9 N. MAIN ST. 3,000 workers may be laid off, a tion of "Kookie,. Kookie, Lend Me Yenr Mall Llet Aa Deolred sla'a su;tlons in Hungary, but, al­ bishop criticized the government # p.m.. Youth service. no. 1 oak floors at Depot Square wishes of a British reigning mon­ Dealer# In Waeto JIatanale realization, and If that la to be the for expelling two French priests, 7 p.m., Evangislistic service. Dr. eomplotoly waatheratripped company spokesman said. Mar­ Tour Comb,” a recording which arch? A. J. BERUBE, Prep. f>pen^Dally to 9:00 P.M. 7SI PAJU4EE SnC. though the reaponalblllty for those only fullneae we will proceed, of the Rev', mienne Grinenbcrger Ralph Eariis, guest speaker. ehoico exterior aud Interior colors tin's present force la 17,000. has sold aoma- two million copies. A —The Queen Ann furniture. MI 0-8477—MI 8-0S43 TaL M1-S-S7M er M l-l-as7t J, ,F A R R -tMI S-7111 setlons cannot be lifted from him, necessity, and for our own fulfill­ and the Rev. Joseph Arrer, for euetom Mrch cabinets One female admirer explained Kookie'a appeal thusly: the altuatlon was such that he had ment, to fall In love with it, with "reasons of internal security.” Second Oongregatloflal Obiirch fomlea oouatart, tall eeramte bath Q At what point off the coaet color oe-erdliiat«d ktteben - MODlL HOMi "He'a the ginchiest," she de­ ao other choice but to glvf the or- the burnished, parching land, the 888 N. Main St. of Nova Scotia do the world's Arnold W. Toser, Minister Idtohen exhaust fan You nim< ttw job. . . ws hivt juit IM n|M Du Pmt fined, "ha's one Kookie I'd like'to Itra he did and assume the re- direct end reflected cruelty of the Paris Originally Lutprr highest tides occur? iF " steel hatchway FURNISHED lY FURNITURAMA Piint for it... in colon to iMkh MyOMit'' Hw* • CLO CK and have in my pantry." A - Burntcoat Head in a deep ■ iponalbllity he did. He did not act aun, a sacrificial god at last, with 9:30 a.m., Morning worship, ser­ tall fiberglaa laauiatton quostion on eolorl. . . whit to WsT,. . howto do HI Another confaaaed, "My mother KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. Paris —Paris was first inhabited arm of the Bay of Fundy haa tha Ikewise In Poland because he was the ahort-braathed ban on human mon by guest minister, the Rev. ooppor plumblag CALL US for expert, help on yow next paMmi job. says Uni KookM, but aha, like all highest tides in the world. * * EDWABD a . CONKLIN. Prraldent by a people called the Parish, and IM amp. eleotiM esrvtoe WATCH REPAI tha older genetation, ie a cube." tot forced to, movement, with the stifling, mean­ Haldeau S. Lindsey, Kingsley 487 HARTFORD RD.—’TEL. MI 8-410*—Ngri to N em an’e their village, for which the Seine Kuhney, deacon In charge. amealte driveways OPEN DAILY NOON TO 4 P.M. 2S0 TOLLAND ST. Ha haa loosened and clvillaed Die ingful nights and thptr mocking formed a protecting moat, 'w a s Q -F o r how long has No. 10 double hung, wooden wladowe EAST HARTFORD Auswe Birtl H it P e ak Downing Street, London, been the Vetem in wdilcfa ha himself grow ■klaa, ao light and. liquid, and say called Lutece or Lutetla. Julius eolered CRANE haUinom Johnson PAI NT CQ JOHN POSTMA | 8 COMFLITE AUTO REFAIRING ^ mad operated. But none o f the Caesar In hia commentaries de­ minimum lot, 18,000 sq. ft. DIRECTIONS! From Vernon Circle take Route 83 tat office and official residence of the to aummer: "Now you hold ua, 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ’ PHON.'? MI 9-4501 BU 9.4333 Oanbenxi — Mora beblee were Prime Minister of Great Britain? laU-goods that oaii.be cited about scribes lU burning In 82 B.C. Open ' mUee. Turn left on ’n itali Rd. to 310 Main St. CLEAN USED CARS BODY WORKS cruel, and yat wa would not es­ Chrlstianty came to tha town In Dart HIU Rd, Turn left to SUnnar Rd. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK - Fowar and Hand Taob born fax AiuArali* ditrint tibe year A —For about 200 yeara. Urn refleqt any neceeeary moral cape.” I the Third Century, .Its name was , At Skinner Rd. take right and proceed Falaitlaf otod Daearaltaig Toola Ml 3^233 ended JdOie SC than in any other 'e Fan etoak at ataadari and BInn Strank IgnMan pnrta. n Adan Aghtneae or moral stature on hla So‘lt Im really aununar, ones, and Paris by 807, tha Franks became AU Day Sunday ' 860 ft to BROOKHAVEN. Oaidaa aad Load Taols Wa Have A year. Of tba n8,800 Wrtha regia- Q—Was Edward Teach, or brake Hnlnga InetoBed In att pegalar madele. e $ 1 3 ,^ 0 tarad, tfaara wara nearly 8.500 "Blackbeard." finally captured? Ha la a maker of policy for At for remambaring Ava months lU maater. in the Fifth Century, Baby, HatoMMid. F a ^ Klee BMeetfaHi ewadyear Rraa. Baaapa kt an pepalai Maaa. a A and the Normana were finally re­ m i m f i m r iQora beys than girla. nearly 100 A —^The pirate was finally am- f d for RuaaU. aadj from wa hava no quamJL -TA—toe down paYRieiit i m m PAINTS aadBaaqMtNaada. Of Waterproof Ip InepeeMih Fkaa, a FtoR Rna ad Ttana pulsed In 911. - ' . » 8J8M ItoYaBdNoads OrTOtols taW a MtOxa Mi« taOM than SfiOO tonaliad and UUed near OkraMka, FHA>^50S ietm Ml M281 TR B.4027 vtxx ’ -V MANCHE8TCR BVRNIN6 HERALD. MANQIE8TER. OONR. SATURDAY. AUGUST 22, 1BS0 P A O l S B V B N PA6 B KANCME8TSR EVSmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, 8ATVBDAY, AUGUST 22, ISSff h

B U G S B U N N Y OUR BOARDING UUU8I w ltli MAJOR HUOFLK Da il y c r o m w o r d pl*z z l e THE *VWM ftOOKt LM E ^ THANKf.ANONO *-N LAMP Giants Pair over Phils ntM K T O N i I ~ Sweep .pocy XAU K l, A P T R ALU Amwtr to Proviouo Herald Angle RAART (WSAT CAE5AB, AUOLPH, NOT SUCH A CL0S5 SH A N EP LEA S E.' AND Tlioiloiuf Talk VNHY DON'T you STROP THAT RAZO* ■/♦'(ih'V -*-08 IS IT A P IL E ?,------P A T B O L D U C 9 .NattoMJ Laafoe DON'T YOU REALIZE/• AOBOM llC3iedc(8eotV' As Antohelli Notches 17th Win I N 6 Aaaiatiuit BpMr3e Bditor VeatcnIa.T's Bsaalts I Teeterday** lUiiuHa YOU'RE SCRAPING 1 TemMr atmt 14 Compaaa point Cleveland 5. BalUmore 0. Nan Frsrtrieco 6-JO Philadelptila ALL THE SKIN flfThalUnd ' IB Gaelic • 0;6^ New York, Aug. 22 (/P)— Chicago 5, Washington 4. OFF MY a i I Bangkek’s DOWTf New Ten-Pin League Nee4l» H ore Teanie { ' Lot Angeles 6' Pittiitmrgh 5. Detrolf 2, Bnaton 0 p a c s V / 7 , Muan* 1 Greek portico It’s been an odd season of suc- CIncinnatJ 3, Rt Louu 1, Man, it's Warm just thinking of the word but friend'Hank New York 9, Kansas fSty T, airaald i( ant ces.s for Johnny Antoneltl, San •TThlcago St Mllwa)jkee, Poat- 3 Angry WMttke already is makingIpinns for the forthcoming bowling of largcft on I Bridal pathi Francisco's lefty ace who wa." W L Pet. G.B poned, ^ I n . tha eoaUnant season. Wittke, who gave up umpiring this summer to handle Chicago .... 71 47 602 . 4Wtttieiam upset by “ lousy fly balls,’’ and W. L Pet, 0 .» . • ThaUand ia I Girl’a toy publicity for the Alumni Baaeball L^gue games at the new ffieveland 70 .51 579 3V» Ran Francisco ,...7 0 82 .574 ——- In — who can't beat Milwaukee, yet (Genua of 30 Thailand la a 35 punter Keeney St. Field, is one of the organizers .jmd acting secre­ New York ,, 61 60 A04 U S t>oa Angeles ...... 6 6 5A M 3 >14 13 Singing group true olivac conatHutional 36 Female ruS is cloatng in on 20 victories for the Balt) more 60 496 12S llCbemleal tary of the proposed Knights of (^lumbus Ten-Pin League. M ilw aukee...... 64 (6 M 3 I Taoae 31 Groana first time in three years. Detroit .,,. 60 63 4M 18 Pittsburgh ...... 61 61 .500 9 wiAx I Circle part 31 Nativea of 33 Farm The league plant to roll on^ Since loeing two in S row three Roeton ...... A L L E Y O O P BY V. T. BAMLIN 56 65 4M 16 S (^ ice g o ...... '. M 61 4*7 10«4 14 Latht port ICloaed Latlum Implemant Wedneaday nighta (7-») at the new would work in the Senior L«ague weeks ago (beaten he Said by those IB Hopa’ kiln Kansas City .56 A5 463 16S Clhcinnatt ...... 50 (34 .4*0 11*4 I DCm *tfc WMV >VMM- I DOurtlHINK aecurely SSDia^d 41 CapaUa Mtuichester Parkade Lanea. which haa been backsliding for a fly balla that went for homera In TBMaadow Washington 49 72 405 28S Rt Louis ...... 57 66 .45* 14^ c c r a DOtfrt sorr^, A u m t Awk IN PRCT tr 10 Small lalanda 37 Gambling 4tPlerala “ Wa art planning to have mem- number of yeara. Might even in­ the Giant's windy home park), An- K t o fiSCWT.' ■VIRS'- . n v w t .Todav’e Games Phiiadelptila 52 72 .419 19 WOUUMW JUET MtSKT 11 Huaband of game 43Uneoinmoa bem of the K of C only In the lonelll haa won three of four de­ * I AsvaoM. nw,* WaJBLR la.THM- •OPY mtr amy h m m terest a few ipectatori. T«Nla,v’a Oainee V . . AOOOO p * II Atlantic (ab.) Gudrun 30 Oirl’a name 41 Dirk cisions while San Franciaco h(u Waeh)ngton at Chicago Kem- | H*i^ ■' dTTl.E •nNKS»» ME, TH*! ■jNiNa 'J- o j league,’’ Hank related. “At the * • ' • Ren Freneiaco at Phlladelplita' ■ 1( Warning (myth.) 33 Church 47 Swedlah coin jtiihped into the National League merer (7-1) vs. l-etman (.5-5)V. ..I •INC« OXV, TH* V , OOT WERYHOO daviee moment we haye eix teama ready Fisher (2-4) vs Owene (9-10) MOOJMAN. smut \ WM.KIN' 71PTO6.' 10 Ariaen featival 43 I^and (Fr.) to go but we are ahooting for at First to Qualify lead. Boston at Detroll Bsumannl HIM«EU> UP IN 31 Hawaiian The southpaw veteran, who Rt. I-outa at rtncinnatl — Miaall least a 10-team league. It will be Minneaota-(Minneapolis Comets) (4-2) vs. Mosat (1 1-7) >(12-7) vs OToole (2-7'). 7VIB UkSORMCMC)' 1 ' wiMfh helped the Gianta to a pennant imtSUMISi'i 'i TO SSCoagera a handicap league, thua giving all and Florida (Orlando Rebels) be­ Baltimore at Cleveland P»P-| Gh)cago at Milwaukee (21—Hob- 1i T 8 NII teama a chance.' came the Brat teams to qualify for with 21 victories in 1954 and won. pasiji (13-5i TR,vs. nciiRett tid-iiM.i 13-10) hi# 112- PEWORM «i>1B 34Poama 20 in 1950. tied MilW(iukee’a Lew -10) and Hillman (6-9) or PWsn»«TlCA.LU« ‘l?NE 31 Bag “To date I have heard countleaa the Woipen’a World Softball Tour­ New York at Kansas Hty — ifeuzhardt (4-51 vs .lay (4-10) and -SCENE-, IZ IT H fellowa remark that ‘I’ve never Burdette for the major league lead ' IMP^W?•^*LS r«».T 31 Garaint’a wife nament scheduled to begin at Coates (2-1) vs. Kucka (6-9). ! Wlltev (4-6) With his 17th victory last night. He 33 Kxact point k bowled with the big balla,’ ” con­ Raybeatoa Memorial Field in Tom orrow's Rehednie Los Angeles at Pltt'alMirfll^— IS FIVE It ir did it with an eight-hitter that put SECONDS 10 Pigeon pea tinued Wittke who haa been aecre- Stratford on Sept. 4. Included in 1 Craig (6-f) va Danteli (8-*1 ar to tary of the atrong Wfat Side Rec the opener eway aa San Franciaco New York at Chicago (2) 31 Hoatelrjr It If the Held, which will comprise 20 IWitl (0-7). “ 1 _ moved 2't games ahead with a 6-0 Washington at Kansas City (2) 13 “Blue ■agle’* ■ 1' I>uck Pin Bowling Leaguea for the regional champions, ' are the de­ Tomorrow'a Rnhednla i paat aeveral yeara. ‘But that’a lio and 10-6 twi-nlght doubleheader Boston at Claveland) M Within n r r fending W'orld CHiampion Raybes- Ran Franciaco at Phlladelpllla 4 (comb, form) ■ excuae.” he explained. "Prior to tos Brakettes and the Hartford Bv:eep at Philadelphia. Baltimore at Detroit I2T. •-sa ( 2 ). »-3X - 1 , CARNIVAL t4Daada ta the atart of the regular lei^e Laureiettea. the 1966 host club. , Second place Los Angeles de­ j M oaday's Rehednie BY DICK TURNER Betty Callahan, Mavis Small and.t-feated Pitt^urgh «-5, bul the third I.OS Angeles at Pittsburgh (2). • 1«M H. W« «En4*. feM. T.H.'9«c. ««. »«*. M. 1 MDamollah bowling all participanta wilt re­ New York at Chicago. Hi to ceive aeveral nighta of profesaion- place Braves fell flve games be Rt. I-o)iis St Cincinnati, “ S T ST Steering Karen Nowicki, all of Manches­ 1 hind when their game with the Chi­ Onlv Game Rcheduled. Chicago at Milwaukee. device *• al inatnictiona on the a^rt." ter. are expected to see action COME ON RED!— Bed SchoeiKiienst, left, is pictured with Manager Fred Haney, c,enter, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER St Meaaure II ■ « Sounda like a real good thing. with the tiurelettes, 1958 Con­ cago Cubs was rained out. 40 Place where Here'a the opportunity for a fellow nect ictit State championa. Cincinnati defeated St. Louie 2-1. and Shortstop Johnn^v'idigan after working out with the Braves at Milwaukee County '^APTER A L L ,^ mile la kept ff M1 L to get a friend or two and form a ■».—----- . • * *' • * ' • Stadium. The famoQs second baKeman won his battle with tuberculosis and has rejoined I H A D M Y D OG , 44ButterfliM K team. Don’t worry if you are un- j My pleasant duUes as official GIANTS 6-10. PHIIX 9-6—An- his teammates. ' : ' BUT W E R E N " OLIVER, TO IPTIOAIS 40 Mother of a able to aecure a aponaor, becauae s(x>rer for the Regional No. 2 Oilers Host New Team P R O T E C T i tonelli. tops in the majora with six YOU \WORRIE0 GOSH, Apollo n r ir aa Hank Wittke piita It. “ W e v-ill American Legion Baaeball Tour­ ahutouta In '54, tied Milwaukee’s W\TV-I ALL T H 0 5 E NO! ME.' 4IPeminine ■ try to get a sponsor for you.” nament begin this afternoon at Warren Spahn for the NL lead A N IM A L S IN tmdergarment l4 Interested' peraona may contact Muaay Field in Bristol. ' An after­ Cleveland's Surprise Crutch .THE WOODS* with his fourth —third over the 2:30 Sunday at Nebo 40 Raaalan etar the energetic Wittke at 3 Bank noon and night doubleheader is Phillies .a club he’s whipped nine Sports Briefs ^ . BOAbere to li fi St. or Bill Gallo at 242 Summit scheduled today and Sunday. To­ Umea out o f 10 In the past two aea- 11 Gibbon St. day’s 2 o’clock pairing matches If aona. He’t beaten every- club this (’•o-le«der6 M oriarty Bro«. will carry a fin# 7-1 ■won and lost B3 Utaaapirated JL Doe« this mean you are reUring Fort Orange, N. Y., the same club year except tlie Braves, the onl.v Baltimore Blanked Wethersfleld. Aug. 32 i/P) — A from the duck pine. Hank, or are | ^eat Manchester last bunch to beat him twi(^. and he Massachusetts team has taken s P'armington Valley Baaeball Igiague record into tomorrow you planning to try your hand at vwr en route to U»e title, and put awav a 4-J. recoedLagainat the slight lead In the annual Tri-Rtate ternoon'* 2:30 contcRt against iiewcomer Wilaon D nif of W il­ S H O R T R IB S RY FUANK O’NEAL faftih sports? Good luck. Central Falls, R. I. - Then at 8:15 last placo Phils by awatTlng his Golf Tournament with Connsctl- son at Mt. Nebo. (^oach Paul .Maneggia is expected to pitcli ' * • ■ tonight. West Hartford and EUiaa- first 1959 home nin. cut snd Rhode Island. Maasachu- flonnie SInunons, with Nolrer . / VfHAT ARE By Jaek Harshman U n .n *» M n n ila v ! beth. N. J„ collide in the double Singles by Jackie Brandt and setls collected 7'» points yester­ Dame’s F.ddie W ojrlk l>ehlnd thel Giantn Home Moncla> : tourney. The N»w Orlando Ce'peda dropped Robin day 1n'opening play. Colinecticut ...If,. plate. _ . i The Springfl(sld Giants of th e ' j^ r a ty array is the same one Roberts (11-1.1) in the first Inning. I was second with 7. and Rhode Is­ The Drug nine, comprising play- j Eastern League will start their ■ ^hich nipp^ the Silk Town Jun-'-phe Giants then made it a breeZe New Y'ork, Aug. 22 (A*)— Jack Harshman. unable to hold •-M T.M AM U > A«, 0*4 > i»MN imi , , . r land had 3'4. Singles play starts era from Wilson. -P o q u o n o c k ,. last home stand until the play- iora earlier this season at th e ' for Anty (17-7) with three In the jobs with two clubs because he couldn’t win, now is Cleve­ today St the Wethersfield' County j Bloomfield snd Windsor, has re--i nttn in September Monday night: west Side Oval. I sixfh. 3 land's surprise crutch, giving the Indians the lefthanded Club. Eighteen points are at stake | placed the Ruffield Towneis. Pres- l^ON G S A M BY AL CAPP Mnd BOB LUBBERS at Pynchon Park. Lancaster and .; Simda.v’a program matches Sat-| Young Mike McCormick (11-10) pitching Herb Score was supposed to deliver in their run for In the tournament. Connecticut j ment John Welch haa termed it “a Allentown will show their final, „rday’a losers in the early contest clipped the Phils a fifth time with- won the contest ls(it year. Mas- ; p-esl deal of luck In being able we RUN TK LAST O' ^ 7NE s w ia e y s IS BOUND r ' THEN ITS PBJOM' warea before the Little Gianta ^^d the two winners at night un- the American League pennant. •?— ^------HEAR ALL THAT SNOOTIN'-. I out defeat in the second game. He sachusetts last won in 19.54. j secure Wilson Drug as a re- THdRAtALCSOUr OMIE-AROUND-AGAM' travcl to Binghamton and Albany der the lights. The remaining Harahman’s the veteran whose O' vf m iey vUien allowed onl.v three hits, one Wally ' placement and I sincertly beliere prior to concluding their regular ’ games (Monday, Tueaday and. bad back led to a “damaged goods ” Post's 18th hon)er, but needed Stu Dallas. Tex,, Aug. 22 (**) Sam the club will prove a great asset you\NAi6No/wiieu schedule against Albany. Wedneaday, If liee squawk by Baltimore after a 1957 Hour Is Near A CHILE,SON. an* ry'^ will be ; Miller-, relief after giving up his Snead wants s payday for just winter deal with the Chicago to the league." 'The FVL new­ THAT OLE BATTLE • p » ® <1 Becauae of their fine perfdrm-1 played at 4:30 in the afternoon fifth walk in the seventh. 'The showing up S t the Dallas Open ancea in recent starts the Gianta i uke the New York entry. Central White Sox. But he stuck with the comers have Inherited Buffleld’s AYB HAOAMMWK, Giants got this one with seven Golf Tournament. Offiriala say he 1-8 won and loat record. are looking for large crowds to frails also competed In the 1958 Orioles and won 12 last year, three For SelectioUr probably isn’t going to get it!' SO TNERES NO CHANCE runs in the fourth on five hits ■ ft#vised standings rsiu) a s .fo l­ CAMysHoonN* AW'M SvmiN HOLK IN help boost the attendance over tournament in Kingston, N. Y. including doubles by Cepeda and of them shutouts. Snead, the defending champion. the 100,000 mark. In some cir­ \ This season, his beck still cor­ Has won more than |12,(K)0 In lows : COMM'raOM TUE SKV, PARCiNERl Willie Kirkland, and Ed Bressoud’a Of Cup Play er W. L. Pet. cles the Gianta are picked to cap­ triple - plus a wild pitch. Ray seted. Harshman was 0-6 and the three Dallas Opens. Slow Pitch Popular Moriartv Bros. 7 1 .876 ture plavoff honors. If so, it Semproch )3-10i lo.st it. Birds traded him to Boston (for Chairman Hank Peek of the would mark thfc first such tri­ Look for a number of "oldtim- Billy Hoeft). He won two for the Brookline, Maas., Aug. 22 i>Pi - Tournament says It is extremely Wethersfield A. C. . . . 7 1 .676 umph In the historv of Spring- ers’’- or retired players if .vou In- Re.d Sox, then lost three and they ...... __ doubtful the tournament will pay New Britain ...^....’ 6 3 .667 DODGERS 6. PIRATES 5 — The The hour ii fast approaching y field. aist to return to softbail next sold him to .second place Clevelami. when U.S. Davis C)jp Captain Psvl | appearance money,__’^pf course, he Union Wile ...... 4 '8 .,571 summer, especially since the Rec Dodgers came from behind with Wethersfield Prison .. 5 4 ,.556 T.M. R«f. U.l. Pat. BR. four runs in the seventh against Now, with Cleveland scrambling rv Jones must pick a doubles part- ' sutomatically gets *260 as defend- iQi’iM»8t NFA Mrwiea. It never falls! Put predic-' Department’s two alow, pilch to catch the White Sox, Harsh­ Collinsville ...... 4 6 .444 Ronnie Kline (8-12). then scored -ner for Alex Olmedo In the com -, ‘"K champion. But the committee tion In print and it alwavs back-; leagues have proven so highly ing Challenge Round defense. Earl | *" opposed to subsidlzii^ a golfer," | Wtndiror the clincher in the ninth when the man suddenl.v has won two, saved ^ "Ltrg* bottle of ttpirin, nerve tonie, handy repair kit fires. Such was the case Thurs-; popular in the past two seasons, one and lost none — figuring in Laurel Valley ...... , JIIUD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD BUos missed a doubleplay on a Buchholz Jr. and Barry MacKay I yesterday. ------’ day night when I predicted that' Alread.v several of the old favor- are the candidates. 1 “ Snead fails io appear, he can Rlmmona, s former Mandout al RONNfB MMMONS . . . your Junior home from eamp, Mrt. Higipne?’’ bases-loaded grounder by pinch- half the Indians’ six victories in the Knights of Columbus would go' lies have signified their intentions their last 11 games. o . J . ; be fined $500 by (he PGA for fail- t Manchester High Rchool and now bitter - Carl FTirillo. Rookie Ron Both were m a<:tion today on ■ f) ti'e a p ii. on to win championship laurels in, of getting their dusty gloves and Ing to defend his crown. r a student at Ontre College, made Fairl.v'a fourth homer gave Los The big southpaw, 32. won his oppoeite ends of the semi-fliuil Maneggia srill Mieet the ea­ I DON'T AMBPA DOCTOR, MR. a ;,: • IM. fcl.., h.' I ! "|oH*L the combined Church and Recrea-j faded spiked shoes in condition for second last night, blanking.. Balti­ { his first start with tha Oilers last SANON. BUT IF I np, I SHOULD Angeles its first.run in the fifth draw at the National Dotfblm rn ainder of hts lineup frofii aaaeng tion Softball league-- playoffs.' the 1960 season. A little exercise more on three singles for a .5-0 de­ Washington. Aug. 22 (45 -Odds week. 'The rtii*veballing right­ NOT IMFOSejJPON VOUR ■< l.m i.E SPORTS after the Wratea had taken a 2-0 Tennis Championahips. I iritnAiSC^ ALtn B Y R O U S O N And what happened ? That’s right.' during the winter months also cision that gave the Injuns s three- sre strong that Judy Rand will be hander walked six lialtsrs, struck Leo Cyr, Chick Gagnon, Andy rw lead. The Iniportance of .tones’ se­ TM'MM tlBhB •mJ. ^ you gue.sHed It. That very same sounds like a pretty good idea, game streak and left ’em within s familiar golfing name in the ! out five and gave up just six hits Maneggia, Roy McGuire. B«mla Lefthander Johnny Podres (11- lection can be seen by the fact night the Knights went out and fellows, 2(-j games of Chicago. coming years. Judy, s 16-year-old in whipping Collinsvills, 8-3. The Alemany,. Danny R«nn. Jimmy «r 7) won it, but needed a three-wa.v Chat only 14 tiroea in the 46-year I dropped a 4-2 decision to peren- • * « The White SOX cut their slump stocky brunette from the Cleve­ I hard-hitting Wojclk sports a nif- Hpriarty, Dick Kaclnslti. Dave nial strong North Methodist In a Righthander Pal Jordan of Fair- save by Stan Williams, Chuck history of the DaviZ Cup has a land suburb of Aurora, is the new Churn and Sandy Koufax after be­ at two. coming from behind for a ■ ty .398 (11-28) batting average m 'Turkinj^on. Rick Paquatte and ■fmi-final lest. j field Prep, who lost to Manchester tej*m lost the doubles but won National girls’ golf champion, by ing lifted for a pinch-hitter. The 5-4 edge over Washington as re­ , FVL warfare. Billy Fortin. * * • ; High in the 1969 State CIAC Base- the silverware. routing Msrida Hamilton of Evans­ Pirates scored twice in the ninth liever Gerry Staley won his sixth After the very succeesful sea- ball Tournament, ahbwed a recent Buchholz and Olmedo pulled ville, Ind.. .5 and 3. at Manor Coiiii- and had the tying run on third In a row.- son rei-ently completed by the Ret: 3-2 won and lost record -with Mc­ themselves together to defeat try f'lub yesterday. Miss Rand when second baseman Charlie Neal New York belted Kansas City 9- Summer Basketball League at the Cook in the Class D Nebraska 7. and Detroit beat Boston 2-6 on crafty Billy Talbert and Ena. John joined some distinguished com­ - v v ! : Weet Side Oval, wouldn’t It be stabbed Smokey Burgess' liner for Reaches Top Ranks of Division V / State League. Carl Gandsa. who Paul Foytack’s four-hitter and Al Leech 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4 yesterday pany. Previous winners of this U.S. A -a s wise to employ the same system in caught for Milford against the In­ the final out. I in a men’s quarter-flnal. * • • Kaline's two-run homer. Golf Assn, event for girls 17 snd the Rec Senior League at the high dians in the same tourney, recent­ Afterward when Buchholz wa* under Include Mickey Wright. school this winter? 'The equal dis­ ly was hitting only .167 for St. BRAVES— OIJBH— 'The Braves, congrat. ated for playing well he by jo h n n y h a r t INDIANS 5, ORIOLES 0— With Marlene Bauer Hagge, JoAnne Von Glay Defeats Sonny Ray, tribution of players paid off hand­ Petersburg in The Florida State jolted earlier in the i^ay with replied: "I can play better." Gunderson. Wiffi Rmith, Pst Lesser somely In the otitdoor circuit aa League. Both youngsters signed news that Wes Covington is Score wihless in seven starts since Talljerl said: "That B .oh' olz is BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE T M t«i u I iw ee > !! snd Judy EUer. ' .eiddenred by the closeness of the fancy bonuses. Jordan with Mil­ lost for the season because of an July 8 and passed over In pitching the best looking player I’ve ever Fights Bow dry, Durelle Next NOWIXatV, \ / MOT DIMSJ TME scores in most games. There is no rotation. Harshman made his sec­ THE FDS THICK.'...NOT SEE <000.^ ^AH.' WE FIND waukee and Gandza with the New ankle Injury, were tiailing 1-0 to seen at 18, I’m not saying he will New Ijondon, Aug. 23 ig*i The fCeMRMK^MKK.'V lUSSIAN T««WIIR.' ...KEEPCAUma, COAtRAPE? ^ OOU, COMRADE' :^$UBMARINE?^ resson to doubt the same plan York Yankees. the Cubs when the rain cam e in the ond start with Cleveland and cams be a great one but he has the HK COME.' f THE SCHEME'S vewaNS! appointment of Car) Selin as assist-' third inning. through with his second complete makings." Philadelphia. Aug. 22 (^)—"We'd6, I’m not squaklng about the y\TMEYRE60IKlSTO game. Now 4-9, he didn’t walk a ant football conch at the Coast • * * Jones, who teamed Bari with fight Archie Moore tomorrow, If we | Pennsylvania ^ xln g Commlsalcm’s .TAKE ME ABOARD. T man and struck out live while giv­ Guard- Academy w(w announced BEDS 3, CARDS 1 — Reds' the worid’s No. 1 singles player, today. Selin will replace Jim Oar- could, snd very probably wa will; rules." he said, "but I don’t think j f ^Six Tons of Fun^ Pretty Serious ing ijp singles to Bob Niemsn in soon,” ssld Von Olay’s happy man-, I was really hurt. 1 figured to feel Rookie Ja.v Hook (3-3i gave up a ■the first, pinch-hitter Al Pilsrclk witl. an eye toward the cup. nod-I rett who resigned as backfleld first-inning homer by Joe Cunning­ ded approvingly but maintained | coach at the end of the 1958 ager. Anthony Graziano. i htm out and wear him down with "IF.".;.* In the sixth snd Brooks Robinson ham, then blanked the Cards the in the eighth. it s an experiment. j season-to become backfield coach "We’re guaranteeing Yvon Dur- I” body and head. His After winning his quarter-final at Lehigh. He is s graduate elle $10,000 to fight Clay on Oct.' *i‘ » ''* * ''" “ W have, gone up Uter to im . Colts Roll 28-3 over Giants, rest of the way on four hits. He 'The Indians,-'rebounding from a also singled and scored the win­ '»four-game skid, beat Skinny teat Thursday. MacKay statecl his i of Northern Illinois State College 9 in Philadelphia,’’ announced' heed jmd then I w(»uld ning run on Gua Bell’s single off Brown 1,8-7) for the flrat time in I and holds a master's degree from ■ Promoter Herman Taylor and have gotten him ’ Unitas Pitches Three Scores I*arry Jackson (10-12) in the fifth. six' decisions oVer two years with ‘Tve s»id all along Alex and I the University of fllinois snd a ' Matchmaker Pete Moran. Planned to Win a four-run first inning. Two-nin aie the logical doubles team for doctor’s degree from the TTniver- It seemed like optimistic talk re- rshm hqre. j off Sonny Ray. the fourth-ranked' other team’s got the bail. FVanciaco. r d I didn’t do very veil. But re- ^ early rounds," the young Phlladel- THINK w rU . NEED WELL,HE€AIOHE IGUE66HE run on W oody Held’a single in the ...... i light heavyweightj in 56 seconds of j NO MORE HOT 0066 .Off the field Baltimore's behe­ The Six Tone put on ao much fkinday, .Aug. tS I member. I'm playing much ljett(u- Westbury. N. Y.. Aug. 22 i4>i ' the fifth round. ' phlan said, "and open up later. But MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ' WAFSfaviNGfORA WENTOLITSlOe third. eMOKINS FDR THE PICNIC OGAReire... moth defensive linemen are a pr,-sa !re that five Giant passes Suffieid at Moriarty's, 2:30 — • • « now. I'd say I m playing the beet A year ago. Adios Butler might j The decisive virtory, in hia first I when 1 knocked him djrwn in, the RJRAeMOKE. hunch of Jovi(iI, good-rtalured guys, fourth round w.ith * hook and a left XUrRC-AH-SUC Mt.PTPS YANCEY? WHERE wore picked off, setting up three Nebo. W HITE ROX 5, MBNA'TORB 4-^ tennis of my life right now.' I have been voted the best 2-yssr-old j nationally televised (NBC) fight. | ■but once they step on the gridiron haven't lost a match in over a pacer in the land. But he developed I meant that Clay, had reached the I uppz>'<'iil he got wobbly so I went M JAPAN? THAT M> WON’T DID HE GO? Baltimore touchdowns. Moriarty’s vs.'Wilson. 2:30-^ Mt. The White Sox scored twd un­ KAROVINSATTMELAST the Six 'Tons are pretty heavy- Tlie Colts went ahead to etay h) montli.” s leg ailment in August amt w a s: top ranks o f his division- and ; him " Nebo. earned runs in the first, then had MINUTE-LUCE NC DIP NO handed. the lira period whan quarterback "I was nervous at the start but laid up for the year after winning Ray’s comments refleiRed the blow ' <7raziano ssld that C lays next, Monday, .Aug. 34 - to come from behind after the Sen­ Prevlo)(gly tagged the “Savage Johnny Unitas fired one of his steadied down," Buchholz ex- four of 10 starts and a mere $6,226. dealt to his caresr hghts probably will be with F A P vs. Green Manor, ■ 6— ators cha.sed Dick Donovan with SMON Six” — which- may be more ac­ throe touriu-own pasees, a six- plai.ied about yesterday’s match. 'The $225 represented a profit. The „ . . | Jesse Bowdry. whom Ray haa Charter Oak Park. two in the sixth for a 3-2 edge. □ C YlSiPSf 6 6 t (5< curate — Art Donqvan, Gene Lips­ incher to end Ray Borr>’, "I’m alwa.m a slow starter any­ speedy colt who came near a world ^ ngnw ^ beaten three times, and Durelle. the Naseiffs vs. PonUcelli's, (t— Johnny Romano’s two-run pinch comb, Odell Brakse, Dcin Joyce. More SliekeR l.Au«e way. Olmedo and, £ get along swell, record in winning the $J 10,994! Three tentatively scheduled c'^madisn light-heavyweight ^1 0 t 6 5 > Keeney St. Field. single got back- the lead fo r Staley Oino Marchetti and Ray Krouae -Sumir.eiftira 19-yard boot in the he gives me a lot of confidence Messenger ' .Stakes last night at' *'*hts, the 3S-year-old Chicagoan'champ, whom Moore ticked last Green Manor vs. Don Willis, (7-3) in the sixth. Then an RBI Roosevelt Rgeeyi sy in s sense-1 without going into detail, ' week. form an almost impregnable de- .second period made it ’'-3 at the and if I make a bad shot he givee 8:30—Robertson Park. single by Bubba Phillips in the tionsTlInish cost only $6,000 as a 'T*** have to be canceled.' If he beats them. Graziano said, fenae for the National Football half, but the spirited Cedta rocked Telephone va North Methodist, me a i>at on the back." T*eague Champion Colts. seventh gave the White Sox their yearling. I'm going down to my grand- he’ll )>e ready for Moore, the ■.feilSifeii: the Giants’ touted defense for 6:16--Charter Oak Park. Otanedo and Buchholz today were mothei's farm in Kentucky,’’ he O O The veteran crew has not al­ 28th victory in 36 one-run deci­ champ. three TD’s • Ir the , third sTanea. Tuesday, Aug. 26 scheduled for a semi-final, match said, "rest, give the cut over my lowed a touchdown In the Colt's tJnItas pitched to end Jim sions. Chuck Stobbs (1-7) was the against the winner of the Rod Bates Park. Colo., Aug. 22 '*) — aac , <5 6 O . FN Bank vs. Bantly’s, 6- Char­ loser. ’ ^ Otto Graham, Coast Guard Aca- '.rveye “ a chance *■>to ncai. heal, aou and ui»n than «»*■ sae . )ci_|,**. jafe'ifei' two exhibition games . this sea­ M’ vtSeheMer for 30 and 31 yard Laver-Bob Mark (Australia) vs. . iMMlI ier Oak Park. -■> Turk I*own. gave up the final demy football coach and coach of! zhout a rematch with CTay. maybe **«9* *2igm 8 rignts if-.: son. scores and shook L«nny Modrw . e-2 i IH> k, NC* •.< Elks vs. Trust, 6—Keeney Rt. Chuck MoKinley-Marty Reissen Laet .week, they bear-h)igged the Ioo(se on a 44-yard scamper. Washington nm iq the eighth, but ttie College All-Stars the past two in Kentucky.” Philadelphia — Vdn aty, ITO, ( API AIN EASY rtiia-.''-'- (juarter-flnal. 'The latter was car­ years. Js the new president of the R^.v- with a 19-8-5 record now, ...... BY I.ESLIE TURNER College All'Stars in' a 29-0 Balti­ The aot'ual margin od v ictory _ two fine catches by Jim . Rivera Philadehdiia. stopped Sonny Ray, Wedneaday, Aug. 36 ried over, tied 1-1 in seU, after Fellowship of Oiristian Athletes, fisizr** that the bad cut over his 172*3. Chicago, 5. aOODl P IT HADNT BKM IVR more victory. for the Redekins was a safety, and ce'nterfielder Jim I*andis put rain halted play yesterday. MAVIS PID X NOR 010 BASYl HtT WHAT OOES i^ D IT, ^TBR'. y tony, HI'S LVIMfl.lSN'r Bantly’s vs. Elks, 6 -Charter TTie former Northwestern Univer-11*71 eye was ihs reason Referee Hoquiam, Wash.—Bobby Hlcka, MR. ABERNATHY scored whei Ralph Fenton nailed, away the save. BY KAI.8T0N JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY , .* captain eASYrroHA* i k m MOT KNOW 15TBOO *7 Mi.WlTH-] THAT PHOVM thatpicti...... « e mswTf i i nBThit voohavimychkni TUfW nnVV t Romped Over Gianta Oak Park. MacKmy and EJne. Myron Franks sUy snd Clevtland Browns quarter- Zack Clayton stopped the schedul- 138>».’ Seattle, outpointed Zeke \ U » I TO the MEWTY O f gJUIt tWHO YXI / outSUSPeCTlNO t ISUTI geALLV ANTONIOS TO S f LU HI CAMT OtAl And, last night against the New the Ran-1’ Jon Arnett in the end • • • . , ■ were pitted against Wimbledon r " NOW 5AF(r F0KN7U \10CAI; oeNDAIfM*5-THMIK» PonUcelli’s vs. Green Manor,.*— T1GBR.S 3. RED SOX 0— Foy- _ - ^ - .back was elected yesterday to aue- «d 10-rounder at the arena. ’ Uirero, 137, Sacramento Calif,, 19. I ’AA SURE I WILL,SIR. BUT A GOOP-LOOKIN6 WiKt'. jC was your OtPtR7MU5r<»0««t> ASTHeOlPESTjow'------JHI BeAL NOWI/^ — I'M York Giants only Pat Summerall's tone for the first '» e o r t of the C-amplon# Neale Fraaer and Roy ceed Biggie Munn, athletic director' " ~ OVIL WAR‘ um usr* mnwrwrfTO THAT «LOM0g< ^ (ROTHeR! MV PAIMTIW6- Keeney St. Field. tack (12-10) walked but one and VOUlLUKE TELL ME, HOW ARE MY SUY LIKE YOU shouldn't I OWN THI5 CA5T», afraid field goal Interfered with the Six game. merson of Australia. 0 I at Michigiui State University. AMO ITS CONTfNrs Telephone vs. North Methodist, atruck out eight, allowing one-hit WORNINO CHANCES FOR ADVANCEMENT.’ HAV-il'ANYTR6ueH.E. HbCANi Tons’ fun as the Colts romped 28-3 LeBaron. however, wes the 6:16-—Charter Oak Park. wM>«R'. over the team they edged for the prime mover in the Redskin at­ after- the second Inning for his Pern. US, 5 ^ r, M South vs. East, 6—Memorial first victory qver Boston in five ^ , . NFL title last year in a sudden tack. 'The tittle quarterback, who Field. TUTTLE. death playoff. had 0(Mnp4«..jed all 11 of his passae decisib'hs. kaline’ii 22nd home run THEYRE Thuraday, Aug. T. New Britain Flyer En Route in the Skins’ opening exhibition, dame in the 'third against Bill EyCELLENT,.. In the night’s only other game, Green Manor vs. FN Bank, *— Eddie Lebearon led Washington to conected. with 15 of 38 this time Monbouquette (4-5). It followed s 0 i f l Charter Oak Park. wsik to Harvey Kuenri, who had : r - i a 28-21 victory over Los Angeles. for >64 yards and one touchdown. To Another Title at Riverside The games drew 140.888 fans, Johnny Olsnev'skl scored the other Friday, Aug. 28 half of the Tigers' six hits, upping mEW LONDON 85,888 at Los Angeles and 56,000 at TO ’a on short plUhgea. I Green Manor vs. Trust, 6— his AL leading average fl^pointa Dallas. LeBaron's opposite number. Charter Oak Park. to ,351. ^ Riverside Park Speedway- Stock<» In addition to taking that IIOOO There’s a full schedule tonight. Ram signal-caller BiUy Wadt. ran car raci^ ia moving into lu final! chock and several others for his WATERFORD The Cliicago Cardinals and Pitts­ into tough Vitek. Although he com­ YANKDI» 9, A’S 7—The Yan­ laps at Riverside Perk Speedway, i many victories In special long-dis- burgh Steelers meet In a nation­ pleted 11 of 14 tossee for one Rain Washes Out kees blew 2-0 and 5-3 leads and Agawam, and it’s------now------or never as;-- tanr#------events------and -- in ...the regular LIJ ally televised game (ABC. 11 p.m., touohdowji, two scoring aerials to. finally needed R.vne Dtiren's- save____, far- as dislodging - * 'Steady Eddie weekly progiams. Flemke also EDT) at. AueUn, Tex., Cleveland Del Shofner for 54) and 50 yards after the A's scored one In the Plzfilta from the,No. 1 spot In the'standsstands to drIVe offof with fhe*extra IK K F G O B B plays Detroit at Akron, Ohio and wam ntiiltfled by penalties." Twilight lxM>p TUt ninth. With one out and the bases P****!! standings. pui-se for winning the i>oint title. THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCI^UGGS BY PETE HOFFMAN SPEED BOV^ loaded, Duren struck out Joe De-i New Britain Flyer is well on! It all adds up to a lot of money AFTER SEEING Htt NEW I HOPE Lasl night’.'} 'Twilgilit Baseball bis way wg'- to■- a - ’------sec-ond-- straight------■ ■ cham-; • ' for • the crack Nutmeg pilot, IU CBJ rEKVILLES LL«kD»46 AUDTDTHIUICr j r BUTVOUDIOLIKt ' d(3IJMA, what's T MV awthee/ whv ) Maestri and -got Roger Maria on A MUSCLE EUILDING EGUIPMENT, YOU'RE League game at Ueniorlai Field plonsbfp at the Eddie Carroll oval I While three drivers are conceded SBOT, DOUMA (DRrK SITS tHTHKALLED DIDN'T LIKE BACH, W3?AI?t/AND ^ W R D N 6 ? .^ , HAS SHE COME foul. Hec Lopez had four hits.'-bne AS VIC LEI6H PIAVS... a I BET HE CAN'T WAIT TO 'RIGHT, wsui rained out in the top half of his 18th homer, and Yogi Berra and the only way to stop him would; a chance of overtaking Flemke. the PBD&reSSIVE JA’IZ HERE?*' MOVE THAT JUMK OUT TOMi be .for his rivals to keep him out, top contender ia Krebs, who after ' KRORC £ MET you.'y POlUT AUDVAEIATIOWS the seco.id'finning. It will b«,played singled home a pair in a clinching BEAT BILL SLATER OPTHEATTICJ ' ) at a later date. fit the front spots from here on-. 1 a spell of tough luck seems to be '--1 r n - — — I ON A THEME Are- three-run sixth inning for the 'The Intermediate League wHl Yankees and Diike Maas (12-6). Racing will resume tonight at] back on the beam. plgy a make-up game this after­ Rip Coleman (3-10) Ibst in relief Riverride Park and Flemke’g topi While Krebs still trail* the leader noon starting at 4 o’clock at the fo ss .^ d ^ Krebs, Jerry Humiston by 73 points in the standings, s LEASE after Dick Williams’ solo homer and Joe Paleaki', will be ail on consistent winning streak by Krebs W est Side Oval. AAT and NsMsiff hid given him a 5-6 tie in the Arn will be the prificipala. hand hoping to put the stopper on could make a big • difference. eS' fifth. ^ the defending defandli— champion ------and cur- j peclallv with a few more |qng-d|s- ‘250 MpDERN The Inteni'ediate Alt - Stars Tent; leader, The progiam will be-' tance races, scheduled st Riverside ' TO DKiVER WHO HEATS "WILD MLL*’ mdke,.'their second start in the gin State Toumai-.kent ■ at MlddTetoYvh at 8;I5 p.m. L.! >■ ' later In the season. AND WINS 25-LAP FEATURE SHELL SERVICE STATION Friday’s Homrrt Flemke, who added $1000 to his i All the other regulars. Including this toanorrow afternoon at' 1:80. vrinntnga by taking the Ted Tappet Their opponent will be the YChimer Dirk pixon', -.George Lombardo,! 50 WINDSOR AYE., ROCKVILLE .'CONN- Amerlean l.«ague Trophy event laet week, will, unless Benny Oermano, Jocco Maggie-1 o ' the Weet Hartford-EaM Hamp­ 8 RACES-^TONIGHT 8:30 C o H RU 9.1S21«~Evi M l 9 - 9 0 5 7 Kaline, 'Ilgers (23). somebody hsJts him soon, emerge como and "Money Bags Moe-Ghersi ton game )s4iich will be plhyed tl|i6 Lm m s , Yankees (18). ss the richest driver e f the year will also be mt hand for the pro- j A M ta 11.25 — Kiik SDO--FREI FARIQNO afternoon etarUng at i. ’R^Uliaiiia, Athletics (18). iR the Best. gram. * ' ' <. * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCSHE8TER, CONN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 198§ F A O l ItG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1969 PAGE H IN R if*A HoomRoM Strftt o rHKRE OU6HTA BS A LAI^ BY FAGALT and BHOIITBM Giiiiifla--FRnnr--llRli7 OTfmd 18.A PfMSCVt M BEATmTTTL room for school LomtionB UoasM for Sale 72 Hboboi for Solo 72 Hfobbb for M o 72 Houm for Salt 72 Hfiasss foi- 8sl* 72 H t for Solo 72 WsuteO—-it—J EoUkU 77 te'acher. Few ipinulet to the new miiiijiinii NATIVE PBACHES-mxw in sea- for Rent 64 VERNON-MANOneBTER Uba - COVENTRY LAKE — T sar 'round MANCHESTER — Thia charming! WAN'nBD^Fnr a ciieBt. a laiige 4 WEAVING of buma, moth holoa •on. Golden Jubilee, $1.49 It quart High School. Board optional. Ml I THE BETtER VALUBS ON A KNOLL CLASSIFIED aod tom rlothlnu. hoaiary runa. 8-*748. irOiil SAti;, Rant. Equipped eoda New f liiom ranchta, 11x14 living home, 4*41 -roome, 2 bedroome, 84 ropm Cape le ’ ltlonal. Tel. Ml 8-1181. OUTSTANDINQ year 'round home, Oo.,^JMiator. MI 9-53W. rooms, heated front porch. Lirt of pahv doora and wlndowa, custom clean, easy picking. Pastula, 4*0 Bolton lAke, waterfront, I bed- come, *176. Full price, *12,800. er, MI 8-1998. Owner moving out CIsrk St., Wapping, off Route 80. 9-1*19 between i and 7. house for the money. Combination Vernon -5 room .ranch paneled MADELINE SMITH, Realtor : «tjrk tioarameed. Call collect Wll- LAROE p l e a s a n t 8tore, excel­ rooma, 1.^ baths, mahagafiy II vrindows, good. heat. of state. lent fop grMery, TV, or appliAnce paneled living room with nra- fireplace, combination windowe, L«fal COPY CLOSING TIMe T oR CLASSIFIED AD\*T. limaipfir H> S-llM FOUR ROOM apartment, first II2JM0—Summer St. Six good MONOAT Tlirti nUOAT l«:W A.M —SATmOAT • A.M. HauaeboM Gaode SI floor, heat and not water, sun- eAlAAroom, 'etc. Good elte front place, kitchen with all built-in MANCHESTER Green a re a - Six lovely patio encleaed with red­ TV SSiKVICE Potterton'a. all windows. Call after 5. MI 8-1680 units and utility room off main room Ranch, two bdths, attached livable rooms, immaculate condi­ wood fence;, besement garage. MI 9-1642 ______LeU______for Sole___ 7S LMroai r a n o T porch. MI 9-7128, tion. Loaded with extras', front jwricif or A r r u e i T makes. Niaheat quality giiarahteed SEWING MACHINE (last year's or Ml 8-8548. 88 Summer St. kitchen. Home baa a large garage, full baaement, wall to wall Owner moving. Quick occupancy. VERNON — Three bedroom ranch, ThI*„ I* Ir S(vt nolle* that I. PLEASE READ YOUR AD work and parts, over 47 years' ex­ model). Never used. Worth *1*0., GARDEN APARTMENT —Attrae- screened porch with aundeck o'ver- carpeting, diapoaal. 821.000. The rch, ate, Original owner ssys ssH- Must be seen to be appreciated. LOTS IN A and B zones available. cORRUm.iReNTI of M Rtrch ItZM perience. Fafnpua for service since f »R-OONnmONBD S-room office K4 is BOi^S. Lots of room. Priced below appraiaed value. For AA zone. Aaeumc 44% FHA, half : John DeQuattro, Broker. J, D. ; Chester, hav* fii»d ae ■aglieatl Sacrifice, $85. VfHI take I* week­ tive 4 rooms, second floor, '’omer looking the lake. Lot la fully land­ R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor,. Ml acre lot. Ptaatered walls, hot .(Ulr ID UNI# with'th* Uq CasMlSe^ or "Moill Ado" »ro Ukrn o\or Oio phono no • ron- 1S.11 Phone Ml 9-4BS7 for best ly. MI »-18*l. ' Oxford, Middle Tpke:, West. *118. 1M% MAlo Street location. Park- scaped. Home has forced not air 1-5845. *1S.900—Green liyil St.— Choice appointment call Katherine Rem- I Realty. MI 9-8840. ' |■olnIBl»slon -for s OrOrery .8 service. \ inf. Marlow'a. 887 Main .St. . location.' Nice big roomy home. kiewlcz, Ml 8-8788, water oil heat, fully Insulated, I mil, for ih* aSI* *( stnohAlle liquer “mako OOR Cl.EANING and tfaxtn* deep well and 8 surface burners, i Approximately I8'x40', Heat ih- ST. JAMES’ PARISH—8 room'older treea, spring brook for swimming BE APPRECIATEP Dial Ml 3-2711 done eveninRS. Finest waxes, pfm siitoraatic oven. Excellent condl-1 SEVEN ROOM duplex •vallabla . eluded. Rem reasonable. For in­ home. conaltUng of 8 rooms, plus IV *18,500—Conway Rd. —• Another praised at *18,000. 84 Mountain St. pond. Don't buy any hotize ' until I ASHFORD t-AKE—Cleared water­ fessionsl equipment. Dennis tion, *75. MI 9-9387 | Sept. 1st. MI 9-7788. formation call MI 9-1690. ainkroom, lavatory, ancloeed porch spotless home. Up in Green Manor, Off Route 8*. PI 2-7684 you See this lovely home. Many front lot, eandy beach, driveway. Kerin. Ml S-1S0.1. and this houae Is different.- Must be extras. Sensibly priced to aell at \ Call Marlon E, Roberteon. Broker. down. 6 bedrooms, full-' bath up. NEW CAPE OOD—Shed dorimer- MI 8-5953. , Uwt and Foond II Auto DrivinK School 7«A '■ AtTTOMATIC Westlnghouse wash-1 THREE ROOM apartfrfent. first Modern heating a ^ e m ,. one-car overaiied-24xS8. Ceramic tile-bath, seen Wail to wall carpeting 71 GREEN ROAD *16,900. Brokers in'v'ited. Phone Rmh Millett ing machine, in verv good condi-; floor, heat and not water fur- i t ouMS for Rent 65 throughout, enclosed porch and IRONING DONE in my home. Ml garage'. In excellent ' condition. ameaite drive.'Near Bowers School owner. MI 3-28.38. Lq5T—Cresm colored wallet sAd EARl.T'S DRIVING School—stand- tion. Radio with record player.: nished, centrally located. Ml Price fl8,900. Philbrick Agenc./, —complete for 116,400 (first de­ many other items too numerous to $14,950—Bowers School Section. other Items Finder please call Ml-4 srd and automatic dual controlled .1-4ft1»S. FURNISHED or unfurnlahed, heat Suburban for Sal* 75 What's More lamely t%M Empty tDO/t fAtlk/t, Call MI 9-0500 after 4. 8-5*69. ed.- knotty pine. Adults only; New MI 9-8484 posit holds). R. F. Dimock Co., mantiim. .Sm for yourself. Quick 8 bedroom ranch 'with full base­ DONT WAIT! J.J744 1 cars Class room instructions for u»cnf40H\i*m Realtor. MI 9-S24S. occupancy. _ - ment, large living room, picture Boy's Koemf |.ltl-17 year olds For dny and 2i£JLwS2!USi£I!lJU5!£iS£ 40” ROUND marble top table. 84” ; FIVE ROOM apartment. Children Bolton Rd. MI 3-6389. Don't wait until fall to buy that COVENTRY 4 rooms, tile bath, fiuildlnc—Contracttnt 14 ENGLEWOOD DRIVE— Imiiiacu- *18,500 — Mather St., and this lot book kitchen, flilly plastered. Own­ oil het water heal, garage. *1500 LOST—Blur and while parakeet. evening appointments call Mr -'mahogany window bench with gold over 10 years accepted. Call Ml FOUR room nicely furnished home. Jate 6 room ca.pa, 4 bedrooms, does not abut the pond. Oversized er transferred. Shown any time by house. A leading buaineaa publica­ 'There Is nothing more ampty Answers to Lucky Vicinity of Early MI 9-S87.1. cushion. MI 9-8751. 8-206*. ' tils kitchen, ceramic bath, alum­ tion says. "Mortgage rataa and oaahj«quired. Call A. J. Burklav. than a boy’s rooht—when e«pect*l- Loomis and RiLiie -'•ts . Manches­ ALL TYPES of carpentry work Available Sept. 1 through June SO. cape with 8 rooms, 1%-. hatha, appointment. Assume present Wallis Agency, PI 3-7354, 'P I done, alterations, dormers, roof- No information by phone. See inum atorma, may aaaume IMglt HILLSIDE MANOR, Vernon — basement garage. Large flat lot mortgage and move in for achl hcMiaing prices are rising." BUY ly he has left it for hla fimt Im g ter Ml H-PTST MORTLOCK'S' Manchester's lead­ Help Wanted^-Pemale 3K Help Wanted—Male 36 { Live Stock—Vehicles 42 ' n £ ar m ain ST. — 8 himlahed Choose your own high wooded lot. NOW. See the fine selection of 2-79S3. time away from home. ing dDvtng achool'. Three kkilled Ipg, porches, etc. Call Ml 9.8*81. BLACKSTONE electric dryer, *75 > rooms and bath. Heat and hot Alice Clampet. Realtor. 843 Main mortgage, excellent value. *14,801, that gives you the maximum of opening. -St., Mancheater. PaOl J. Correnti. MI 8-5888 For your new Ranch, Spilt, or -o- privacy. Solid brick construction, homes, new and lived In being of­ You can't make up ytnir tatMA PeraniWlB 1 courteous Instructors. Class ropin n«ntry and cW -1 «T=NOGRAPHER - lh n air« k S DRIVER-SALESMAN VERNON, CONN.-Horsea boartT- MI 8-0095. i water. No children.' MI 9-42.’)6. ionlal R. F. Dimock Oo., Realtcr.' fered for tele by„the whether the emptiness ot the roofn ANY KIND of cai Hartford office. Shorthand and | ed. Over one acre of paddtjcks. Six too. See it. ELVA TYLER, Realtor Wantcil— Real Eatata 77 Inatruetlons for 18, 1(1. 17 year net work done Honest and relia-! Openings for 2 aggressive young WRINGER TYPE washing m a-; FIVE ROOM apartment; newly re- NEAR ST. JAMES' School - Six ROCKVILLE — Two 3-apartmaht MI 9-5246. is more Ifvristent with the ddor vaCVUM c l e a n e r s repaired In, Ida. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, general office work. .16 houi\v'eek. men for established bread and cake ’ acres of grazing land. Three 10x10 houses, located In ceifter of town. *20,500-—Vernon St. Across from MI 9-4469 or MI 9-5051 JARVIS REALTY CO. ble workmanshi:p. Call Roscoe box stsUs. Ml 9-9358. chine. I’/s years old. excellent con­ decorated, hot water.tf^irge yard, room - f^ ia h e d hom* in residen Buckley School aits thia delightful 8ELUNG YOUR HOME? For open or closed. With It doled you m\ own home shop. Forty years; Director of Driver Education Thompson. MI S-1898 for eMl-, routes. Permanent position. Better new achool vicinity. Call Ml 4-194.1, ttal aectlpn $126 per month. One - Good income. Price *30,900. Phil- VI 288 EAST -CENTER ST, prompt, efficient, courteous aarv- are aware that the ueuai ioiuid* factorv experience. All makes, low' Ml 9-7S98 A Webstef, Inc. than average earnings. Guaranteed dition. Call AC 8-8404 or PI brick Agency; MI 9-8484. ranch. Th* lot 1* only 90x400, yes MANCHESTER—3 bedrixim ranch mates 2-7427, not Sullivan Ave’., Wapping. year leate from Sept. 1 to Sept. 400, feet deep. Three adequate bed- plus garage. Quality construction. MI 3-4112 MI 9-1300 ice and appraising without obliga­ aren't coming from It such aa a . rates.’free estimstes, free pickup salary and commisaion. Paid vara-"' I, 1980. John DeQuattro, Broker, BOl/rON—8 room overtised cape. tion, call 8. A. Baechicr, Realtor, and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA , LARSON’S Connecitctifs firsts 11- PinWF.T.L HOME Improvemen* Hpn, pension plan, paid hospital i Articles For Sale .4!) STOP LOOKING. If you have a V acre lot. Excellent condition. rooma, center hall. Mahogany trim Nice location. Full price, *17.500. radio, or bongo drums or the talk KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Musical Instniments S3 [ FOUR ROOMS with heat and lights, J. D. Realty, MI 9-3*40. ! Special this week .— IS minutes 189 ELIZABETH DRIVE - Green MI 3-6989 or Weslay R. Smith. Ai- and laughter of the boy and Ma 3dt904 I censed driving srhonl'trained ... Co, Alterations, additions gs- and surgical plan. Experience not' second floor. MI 9-9904. 472 Keeney family and need 7 rooms, good 815,900. The R. F. Dimock Co., breczeway and garage. Manor, 8 room ranch, attached ■oclate. MI 9-8963. Member Multi­ I Certified and approved. Is now uf- I nges. Roofing and siding experts.' ONE REFRIGERATOR, two 9x12 location, extra building lot in Realtors. Ml 8-5246. ! from town. Modem 4 room year friends. ; Opening in-small department for neceaaary, *100 returnable cash ■ wool ruga, one 2*"’ bov'a bicvcle. DRITM SET - Gretsch midnight St. ROCKVILLE—Windsor Ave. 5 room *21,600-Greenwood'Drive' Large garage, full basement, dish wish­ ple Listing Service. Whan It la open you are eheelwd ?8r WASH. 10c DRY—Do it your-' (ering classroom snd behind Alumliium clapbo^ards-a tpecialty.! ^ operator either Mil-1 »>ond required. Apply eluded. All this for 8 1 8 ^ . Act custom built, 6 room ranch with i around home near beautiful pri- aelf i-uckv l^ady,I .rft, «air.aarv4ee«*tf-8ervic«} instruction for teensgers. MI 9-1042. blue pearl—four drum^„3 sets ^lld- ranch on bu* line, convenient to today. Philbrick Agency, MI I vale beach, amall down payment, er. electric stove, washer, dryer, by how neat and tidy it 100l(a> tha Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ior part-time days. Good-- SIX ROOM duplex house, centrally atoras and schools Available Sept. vm full baaement, attached Serage, refrigerator. Two minutes from ARE YOU CONSIDERING Laundrv il Maple 8t lacrosB! Ml 9A07.1. MI 9-8495 or TRi i ------r::------:— I .)'■»> aymbola, cow bells, spurs. located, avsilsble Sept, I. Call 9-84B4.*- { full price, *8.000. Expandable way you kept trying to gat Mm budget terms wsgea, modem air-conditioned of- 105.5 Froad St.. Hartford 20 ROTARY mower, self-propelled j stands, case, covers, brushes. 15. -JUS monthly. Call MI 9-7819. f8al deep lot. Priced (Fell below re­ 8ch(X>l. Occupancy- In time for SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? from First National Store Parking' .1-9109. Ml 3-4097, Or Columbia AC 8-8.127. MANCHESTER.^— New 5H room placement cost. Cape—garage, one acre land, full Wt will appraise your property to keep it, but without aucceei fice. R-10 a.m. $99.91 ireg. *139.91. discontinued sticks, etc. 8 months old. Prsc- EAST CENTER BT.- Two-famlly price! *10.500. Lakefront cottage- school opening. Assume 4% mort­ L o t i . ______!' AVAILABLE Sept. 1 to June 1 ranch, basemeift garage. ChoUe *28 500—Lake St., Cape Cod free and without any oMlgatlnn. But the neatness now dipreana Apply modell. Marlow's, *87 Main St. j ticsil.v new. Original *745, will sell NORTH MAIN ST 8 oversized 18M completely furniahed 2 bed home, extra builill}ng lot. Good in­ location, built-in stove and oven, garage. a buy at *7.000. 'lany gage. John DeQuattro, Broker, J. Instead of pleases you. It's auob AMAZING new . Electrolux "R” j Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ALI, AROUND machinist with -lob come. 170 foot frontage on East bound ta thia proud owner of his D. Realty, MI 9-3640. Wa alao buy property for cash. shop experience. Call Ml 3-5121. rooms, children welcome. Heat, room houae. MI 8-2852. ceramic tile bath, ameaite drive, more, just call us. Mitten can fix Member Xfultiple Listing an empty, unllved-lp kind of neat* automatir F. World'a only fully' RooDni—43idinc 16 First National Stores. Inc. KITCHEN SET -~taWe snd~4 ^ "**" Center Street -plus garage aiid custom built 8 room split le el. your, needs like a glove. Call the GIRL S ?« ' Hawthorne hiryrle with ------—T---- L Mr. Kirk. I chairs. *40. Also 10 section cast '** Woodland St. hot water. *75 monthly. John De- rompletaty landscaped lot, $17,800. Built-lna. three bedrooms," two MANCHESTER - OVeralzed Cape. STANLEY BRAY. Raaltor ness. No magazines open beeid* automatic cleaner, fully guaran-, rHrrifr In condition MT S ROOKING CO., shingis wid Park and Oakland Aves. Quattro, Broker, J. D. Realty, MI BOLTpN LAKE^-AttractiveIj^ fur bam, 820,000. Shown by appoint: R. F. Dl’mork Co. Realtor -Ml Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ the bed, no shoes hi tha middle of teed Call Electrolux auUiomed East .Hartford, Conn. iron radiator, *10. 81 Summit St. ; GIBSON ELECTRIC guitar, ami.M- mant only. Philbrick Agency, 881 baths. Suburban setting. Investi­ On Deepwood Drive. Modem BRAE-BURN REALTY p.727,^ ’ I built-up roofs, gutter and conduc- AME81TE SEAL Coatings Co. — MI 8-8751. 9-.1840. niahed 4 room winterized cottage. 9-5246. tors, MI 3-6930 or MI 9-5624. « xn 3-8273 the floor, no water akl lemtlng aalea and service. MI 3-8806. Her and case. Coat over *800. Sell Conveniences. Knotty pine Inter Main St. MI 9-8484. gate It. kitchen, encloaed breezeway. one- ■ ’ ------tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Estimator and laleamah. 4TA *150. PI 2-7415 after * p.m. car garage, good location. Phil­ against a wsli. ' Ray Hagenow. Ml 9 -^ 4 ; Ray' Main St., Hartford. Conn. CH SUMMER SALE—on fertile -tone CENTER STREET—8 rooms, sec­ lor. Beautiful lakefront. 20 min' IX CUTE 4 ROOM home in Bolton, MULTIPLE LISTING Still, there are many aigna t* WANTED—Rule from Manchester PART-TIME ond floor, heated, perking *90, Call utea to Hartford. Oct. l-.Iune 1 ST. JAMES' PARISH—4 bedroom TWO FAMILIES artesian well, new oil burner, CaifI brick Agency, Xfl 9-8464. to G. Fok a Co., vicinity Hartford 1952 AIRIKI, TWN ,WI rr, *221. Jackson. Ml 8-8325. I 7-8182, from 9-10 a.m interviews. leas loam. Also, 'sand stone,' 86 UPRIGHT PIANOS. Looking f. r home, 2-car garage, ameaite show the room was decorauM by AC 8 9028 gravel fill Ml 3-8803 MI 9-48S9, 8 a.m.-* p.m. MI 8-0485. MANCHESTER—Main Street loca­ MI 9-2994 or Xfl 9-8300. ANDOVER—Six room Cape. Cosy. IS FOR YOU! Call Ml 9-3778 any time. COUGHLIN iFUfO Oompany. Pa.vroll and Stati.stiral Clerk PAYROLL CLERK - Timekeeper. a good piano? Before you see me. drive, excellent condition. Priced tion. Offered for first time on the *14.900 - Walnut St. Now cne a boy. the-long, black beard ed a look around and compare prices! SIX ROOM apartment and garage, to sell at *18,800. Paul J. Cor- apartment vacant. Move right in 4-5-6 ROOM—Homes for sale. Reasonably priced. Lake priri- Whether buying or aelling take ^Id turkey dangling from a ahalf WANTED—Ride or passengers to Inc Aluminum aiding, asphalt- ! Must be able to use the romj'- Previous experience with com­ POWER MOWERS - Toro, .Isroh- THREE ROOM cottage, suitable market, this valuable site for cither legea. Tongren. Broker. MI 3-8831. aabestos roofing. Also aluminum,■ (im pulation of piece work pa.vrolls. sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. No other piaiio store offers the all improvements. One child so- for couple. Call after 7 p.m. W renti, MI 3-8883. business or residential rentals. and have the other rent help you Starting price *11,500 and up For I advantage of the Multiple Uating bn the bookcase, the big hawk Pratt A Whitney, East Hartford. Business Services Offered 13 j tometer. Work with all the mode; 11 kind of upright and prices that I cepted. Ml 3-7088. pay It off. Or it could be a good further Jetalla call Charles Lea- wings hung^above the dresser m ir- ' South parking lot, hours 7 a.m -, gejvamzed or copper gutters and ' tools of the modem office. Hours desirable. Apply in person to Reel and rotaiy Also riding mow 8-8880. 881 SUMMIT STREET->-An attrac­ Ideal for office building or com­ VERNON — Six room Cap*. 14 I Services offered through the Jarvis esn offer, Open 9:80 a.m. to 10 mercial use. Full price, *29,500. Inveatment. perance. XO 9-7820. { Rsalty Co. Check our Multiple List­ ror, the gun rack, the mounted Wf» 8:30 p.m Leaving from Bissell St TAMKIR ’fREE Retnoval - land j ^ ______Cheney Brother. Inc., .11 Cooper era. Parts and service. Capitol p.m., Moiida.va through Saturdays, THREE furnished rooms with all tive 7 room horn* offering axcsi- libatha, garage. On bus line. Ton- ran be arranged. Evening sppoint- Hill St.. Manchester,. Conn. Mon- Equipment Co,. 38 Main St., Mah- Call the R. F. Dimock Co., MI gren. Broker. Xfl 3-8.321. ing Board In our air-conditioned of- mouth bass. MI 3-4437. cleared fiiTwond cut. Insured.' ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car 256 Market St.. Hartford. . improvements also one himlahed Biiflurban for Rent 66 lent living space at a raaaonable BEALnriFUL BOLTON 139 ELIZABETH DRIVE- Green fice at your leiaure. Listing your So you decids it la a little bet* , ments ran he arranged. da,vs through Fridays between 8 cheater. .Ml 3-7958.' | coat. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, 9-5245. I Call MI 3-8742 Paul A. Ellison. pentry. Alterations and addition*. a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday ii|4p5int- I" room. 138 Bissell 8t, garage, diahwaalier, electric itove, ANDOVER—8 room ranch. Real I horn* with Jarvla will assure you ter With the door open. Tha cmpl* AntoBiobflcB for ’4als 4 Ccilinga. Workmanship guaran­ FIVE ROOM single house and modem kitchen with dining *9.800- South Rd, Compact homa washer, dryer, refrigerator. Two ______RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— ' , SPENCER RUBBER CO. j ments arranged. Call MI 3-4141— TOP SOIL—Poaalbly the cleanest Wanted—To Buy 58 SIX ROOM duplex —ati improve- of tour rooms on a alab. One-car peaceful here. About 2 years old. I of Prompt action. Buying a homa n«aj seem* more temporary- th at teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Personnel Department, and most fertile delivered in this garage. Inquire Bolton General apace, 1 car garage, outdoor minutes from school. Occupancy Tongren, Broker, Xn S-832t. ■ from Jarvis will aaaiire you of a way. And though you don't ex* NEED A CAR and had your credit cars, amplifiers, phonographs nd St. Ml 3-4860. Chapel St. MI 3-5131 area this year. Place your order. WANTED TO BUY : mente, central location, adults pre­ Store, Route 8. Bolton. MI 9-081 patio, Inaulation, hot,water heat, MANCHESTER—8 room Capa Cod, garage. Houae ia nice, ideal for the in time for achool opening. Aa I quality home at fair market value. turned down? Short on down pay-. changers. Over 47 years total ex-1 ferred. Available Sept. 1. Box O', casement, windows, plus many couple atarting ,out or elderly cou­ ■ume 4% mortgage. John Dm mentT Had a reposaeaeion? Don t I OPENINGS for part-time work, j Call 3-7083. alao small upright snd spinet Herald, other nice features. Schools, excellent family home with large ple. Well landscaped lot. tro. Broker J.- D. Realty, XU Excellent cuatdm MuiH 6 room I lams come in and let iia try tq ve up! See Douglas.Motors, get' work. Potterton'a. MI 9-4537. Roofing and Chimneys 16*A Help YVanted— room apartment in residential dis­ stores and bus are nearby. Quick 9-8840. it. or cateh 'a gllmpee of a familiar S I *40 guaranteed for 3 evening's j pianos. ' FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. trict. Adults only. *25 weekly. TR yard for children. Selling under *16,900—Brookfield Rd. Custom Cape Cod, 24' living room With solve them. Service la our slock in grin whequ you poke your head In e lowdown on ths lowest down work. Car necessary. Call Willi- Male or Female 37 COMBINATION gas and oil stove, sale price. *17,800 with immediate FHA appralaal. Priced at only, built 54 room ranch, full baaement • fireplace, dining room, kitchen trade. I-et us Serve you ’TODAY. and smallest payments anywhere.. FLOOR SANDING and retlnishtn^ | ROOFING—Specializing repairing 1 All conveniences. Call Ml 9-T888 5-9121. occupanev. Robert Smith, Inc., XtANSFIBLD—Like new. 8 r(x>ma. the door, you can't seem to pa** Specializing in old floors. Ml | mantir AC 8-9028. or Coventry PI RESPONSIBLE men and women table and chairs, twin •beds, Watkins Used Furniture or MT S-7222. J. 812.800. R. F. Dtmock Co., MI i^ith garage. Can’t understand why and lavatory first floor, 3 bed- Not a small loan or finance- com-1 roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ 2-685.1. MI 9-1811. 983 Main Street, MI 9-5241. 9-5245. 14 hatha, sunken living room with the room without glahcing la IL pany plan. Douglas Motors. 883! 9-5750 ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ to drive school bus 7:.10-8:.10. Exchange some smart buyer doesn't take thia fireplace, wall to wall carpeting,, ’ rooms and fllll bath, second floor. .JARVIS REALTY CO. Maybe in a few weeks you’ll paired. Aluminum siding. "'I 2:15-3:.10. MI 9-08.12 after 8. MI NEWLY DECORATED, complately Sommer Romes for Rent 67 *18,800—28 WOODBRIDGE St. - home. It's clean, nice layout, high Large wcll landacaped lot. Priced 283 EAST CETTTER ST. Main St. M A M RUTOISH Removal ^erv- FOR SALE—Complete service sta-1 15 Oak Street XI oil hot water heat. Full basement, x n x n 9-1200 grow accustomed to the empty veers' experience. Free esti- .1-2813. • tion eqtiipment'. TR 5-9916 from and beautifully flimished apart­ Spacioua older home, 8 rooms plus wooded lot, all the extras. And the artesian well, acre lot. Reduced right. Phone MI 8-8278, Braa-Bum 3-4112 room. But for eo many yaart a OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ ice. Full time. Residential com- ’mates Call Howiev, Ml 3-.1361, Ml WE BUY and sell antique and used ment. Available now. 172 Main St., ANDOVER — Waterfront cottage, 2 unfinUhed. Easily converts price baa been substantiated by for quick sale. Call A. J. Buckley, Realty. ^ Mr. Werbner MI 3-7*47 merclai. industrial Attics cellars, CLERK-TYPIST PART-TIME--Friendly Ice Cream * a.m.-6 p.m. Evenings, MI 3-8146. MI 3-4071, art modem nonveniencea. Avail­ VERNON—New 54 room ranch, at­ the FHA. aa they eatlmate *15.900 boy’s room Is fun of clutter, and- cials, flxlt yourself cars, always 3-076,1. furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ into a 2-famlly, S-car garage. Lot tached garage. 1 acre lot, built-in Welles Agency, Coventry, PI EAST CENTER St. area--'8 room SELLING? BUYING? Trading? We noise, and prlaed posaeasiona. It a good selection. Look behind our .yards, lawn mowing, nigti grass High School education and previous haa opening.^ for rnale counter EMPTY -GALLON lars lall ture frames, guns, attic contents, able Aug. 15-Labor Oay’. Also 99x166. Marion E. Robertson, too. Will VA also. 2-7388, PI 2-7932. office. Douglas Motors. 388 Mam. cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml h-97,17. workers during evenings and cleaned.) Ideal for canning or LARGE ONE room furnished month of September. Call Ml stove and oven. *17,900. R. F. Colonial, hot water heal, good are just about sold out on liattima la so full of- him that It may take office experience needed for en­ whole estates. Furniture refln- apartment, hot water, heat. Air- 9-0980. Broker. MI 8-5963. Dimock Co., Realtori. MI 9-6345. *23.760-Off Route 86—Our "Dan­ condition inaide. 4 garages, ■o call iia. We would be glad 'to longer, than a few weeks to got Millinery Dressmaking 19 weekends. Housewives open­ home use Case of four 25;. Man­ ished and repaired. Furniture Re­ ish Ranch" so-called. Situated deep MANCHESTER — Bowers School WANTED -e Clean used cars. We REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers t d tering position In small depart­ ings for counter work during lunch chester Ihibllc Market, 803-805 conditioning. Apply Mariow’a, 887 ADAMS ST.—Three acres of com­ *15.200. Carlton W. Hutchins, Xtl call on you and talk things iver. used to its being nothing but nMt> buy. trade down or trade any­ draperies custom made. Free »■ pair Service end Salee, Talcott- Main 81, xvm on a nice four acre plot is this beau­ . area Custom built 7 room Cape, 2 9-5132. Mitten can fix your needs like A neaa and quletnees. ment. Good t)'ping ability la es.sen- hours. Applicants must be neat Main St. ' ■ ville. mercial and industrial land having tiful home. We can't start to de­ unfiniahed. Excellent condition. thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Mam. fimate*. Open evenings for yo’ir DRESSMAKING aivl . alterations. in appearance, with pleasant per­ Wanted to Rent 66 4 room home on premiaea, *11,900. glove. Ceil the Ellsworth Mitten (All rlghta lyeqrved, NBA 9*rviM, convenience. P A M Upholsterv tial. 44 ROOM RANCH, like new, fire­ scribe it. Only two bedrooms, but Large kitchen, fireplace, open *13,500 - 6 room Cape, aluminum Agency,*Realtors. Member XHJI. Call Ml 9-9140. sonality. No experience necessary. I STOCK and parts, bins, .also THREE BEDROOM 'rent by family Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Ine.) ■ " 1948 CROSLEY, good condition. Shops, .207 N. Main St. 50 9-6324. Appl.v Call Ml 9-8196 for appointment. shelving. Perfect if you are add- Rooms Without Rnnni 59 BnoliMiM LecatlfHW place ceramic tile bath, ameaite everything about it is spacious. ■taircase, vestibule, oil hot water combinations, neat, clean, ameaite XO 3-6930. ■— ------H ^ ------. e station wagon. Reasonable. Call Of six. Reasonable. School age drive, attached garage, full pri' And the very beat of construction. heat, tile bath, copper plumbing, drive, wooded lot, hear bus, CHAIN SAW work—trees rut. Rea­ ' Ing to vour storage are*. Call Ml PLEASANT ROOM for a gentle­ for Rnit 64 children. Call MI 3-8403 any time. IaARGE 7 .room Cape on 2 acres PI 2-8249. Moving—^Trufking— ! P. O. Box 2103, Hartford I 9-,14 45. of land with a view. 1% baths, 2- *11.900 R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, Oversized two-car garage. If you large well ahadled Iqt -enclosed for stores, school, Carlton W. LISTINGS Wanted—Ara you plan­ Firat Femala \ j sonable rales. Call PI 2-75.18 he Situations Wante4i— man. separate entrince. I4Vi ' car ' garage. large workshop, MI 9-8245. ' want privacy plua — plus ample privacy. All cTtv utilities. Call Hutchins, MI 9-6132. ning to sill your houae? Cape 19B9 RAMBLER Amencan. Forced tween 1:30 to 4:30 or any time Storage 20 Hackmatack St. Call MI 3-1618 or COMMERCIAL busineae or office owner after 5, MI 3-8285. stating biiBinesa expedience, educa- Female 38 WINDOW FAN 20 ". .1 speed, excef-1 space for rent. Up to 8800 square Business Property for Sale 70 *24.900. Philbrick Agency, MI garden space .and a choice home, Coda, Colonials. Split Levels and Firat woman cabinet oficer In to sell. WHl- take trade 28 Russell Saturday and Sunday. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local tion, age and salary dssired. I lent condition, 113. Babee 'Tender, 0 \' 4-.1680. feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street, 9-8484. XX let Us show you through. Vacant LARGE 8 room ranch, hot water Ranches are in demand. List your St., before. 3 p.m. moving, packing, storage. Low, and practically completed. Custonf EAST HARTFORD — Cozy four heat, fireplace, cellar,'141x110 lot, property with Frances K. Wagner. the United States waa Fiqnoa* I WILL DO baby sitting in my I *12. MI 9-0.124 HAVE J1ENTED one room to a l-ocated near Center. Plentj' of BUSINESS property—Spruce St. MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ Ferldna. appoMad •eeretaiy at rates on loim diatancs moves to licensed home. Full or part-time, parking Phone MT 9-5229 or MI Excellent location. Seen by ap- BOWERS SCHOOL—Custom 3 bed­ built for preeent ownere_jy||o have room home, storms, ameaite treea. Assume 44% mortgage. Call MI 3-1955 any time for 1951 PONTIAC Catalma, hydrama- MORTBNSEN TV. SpectaUzect RCA 48 states Ml 3-5187 , -1 ...... - , teacher. Can accommodate an­ room ranch, fireplace, cellar, lonial, fireplace, built-in stove, oven had a change of plana. drive, nice trees. E. E. Bushey, *13.900. Carlton W. Hutchins, xn' ' ceurteoUe service and appraising Labor by Pre..ldMit FranMln .D. tlc, good running condition. Radio, teletnaior, aervlce W 9-4941. day and-'or night. Tel. MI 3-7.120. other. All pririlegea. MI 9-6258 -*-7444. ilntment only. John DeQuattro, and dishwasher. (17.900. R. F. RooeevOR In 19M. ! Diamonds—Watches— greker, J. D. Realty, MI 9-3840. beautiful condition, lovely lot with Broker, Xtl 9-2083. . 9-5132. without obligation. heater, *t35, MI 9-0484 after * Service - ^tANCHESTER Moving and Truck- REGISTI IRED nurse - part-time. MOTHER AT home would rare for after 5. Dimock Co., Realtor! MI 9-5345. METRO APPUANCE Call MI 9-2358. I Jewelry 48 treea, assume 44% mortgage. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Repairs all makes of refngera-1 Ing Company. Local and 'em dis­ ______j children of working mothers. Vi^ ROOM WITH kitchen priviiegea.. Small cash, Only *15.500. Carlton 1954 BUICK 2 tMie, 2 door Excel­ tors, freezers, washing machines,: tance moving, packing ano stor­ ' ___' cimty Verplanck School. Phon-T LEONARD VP, TOST. Jeweler, re- Centrally located. Babies ac­ Farm and Land .for Sale 71 ‘ W. Hutchins. MI 9-5133. XXI MI 3-1577 r ^ NT Ar ^ ^ age. Weekly ‘•van qficuice to New ,. MI 9-4720. I lent condition. Call MI 9-1646. dryers, range nil, gas burners, j York Ml S’.658S. I Help Wanted—-Male 36 palra, adjusts watches expertly cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. STRbNG STREET—New large 8- MANOHESTBR-Naw 7 room Co­ ; . ------— Ml 9-0883. All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Open daily. LOAM MANCHESTER—Approximately SO lonial, 14 baths, breeiaway two (30VENTRT—Six room ranch on 1957 FORD' custom—4 door sedan; i ______Siturttions Wanted— Male 39 Thui'sdav evenings. 129 Spruce AIRCTRAFT day worker preferred acres with 800 foot frontage on room ranch now under conetruc- Daley Road, 5 minute walk to j MANCHESTER Package Delivery, j CULTn'ATED. CLEAN Wetherell St. Call MI 8-1286 be­ Uon. 2 Or 8 bedrooms, fireplace, car attached garage. Bullt-tna. Im­ radio and heater, automatic, 1TTPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent- LATHE OPERATORS Street. 9-4387. for convenient light houaekeeping TORACGO FIELD LOAM mediate occupancy, *22.900. R. F. lake, one acre of land with shade | whltewalla. two tone paint, *1200.) ed, sold and serviced 479 E. Light trucking and package deliv­ BY RESPONSIBLE, recommended ' room. Call Ml 3-89.11. ------tween 4-7. paneling, plaster, ceramic tile, trees, *12.5(X). Philbrick Agency,! Call PI 2-8978. ! Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-3477, ery. Refrigerators, waahers and | EXPERIENCED ONLY party, part-time Ja'nitor Job in re-' TELMif.0A50 full cellar, shade trees, very con­ Dimock Co.. Realtor, Xfl 9-5246. •• xn 9-8484. ------T— 1 ' stove moving specially. Folding, turn for bachelor living quarters, I .AFTER 5 P.M. venient location. Call builder, MI O ^n For Inspeetion 1960 CHEVROLET - 8 passenger CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, chaira for rent, MI 9-0752. ^ T(. those qualified ^ offer good Garden— Fa'hn—Dairy Houses for Sale 72 9-4291. j « i F - 42 CXJNCORD RD. — Beautiful 7 pay with fringe benefits in pless- Reply to Box M, Herald. ! Products 50 I-ARGE FRONT room near hath. station wagon, *50 as Is. AD available all hours. Satisfaction Free parking 54 High St. FOR FURTHER Information nr room ranch, -2 baths, excellent 8-9018. guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315 I sjit surroundings. — EXPERIENCED man desirerii work ' *4 ROOM Cape Cod, shed dormer, 58 LAKEWOOD Circle, South- A grounds, SO-day occupancy, nice Painting—Paneiine 21 pruning and tying roses, shrubs, PEACHES Golden .Iiibilee '”r i ^oom near Main SI. tile bath, fireplace, open stair- ■even room ranch home, 80 feet appointment to see these homes home for professional. Recireation Apply in person canning or freezing. S. Gambolati. Gentleman preferred. 9 Hazel St. ■ cu e. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ call Richard F Dimock. MI B-8003, 1 Auto Driving School ' clothesline potes, aii sizes in-1 PAINTING AND paperhanginp trimming evergreens. Now is the CORRECTION long, overlooking the reservoir room, powder room. John DcQuat-! stalled. Old poles reset. Also chain time. MI 3-5144 sfier 5 p.m. Route 8.1, Bolton. ' 9-2170 tion ii»om, porch. Shade treea, and country club area. Three bed- Robert D. Murdock, MI 3-6472, tro. Broker. J. D. Realty, x n , Good clean workmanship at res DEAN geod condition, Charles Lespar- Daniel G. Saunders. TR 5-2828, PREPARE FOR drivers test; saw. MI 9-1353. I sonable rates. .10 years in Man to m a to es rooma, living room with picture 9-3640. ! ^^Suburban Liying' Picked in own con- Barbara Woods, Xtl 9-7702. Agee 18 to 80. Driving and class 'hT Jr '■R«vmond^"F?«lli; MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. fl o o r MAINTENa n t e . Reason tain era, .10c The intended price of “THE anee. MI 9-7630. window, dining room, den and ^.hcatiir., Raymond Ftake. MI, , a h le .^ W a ^ waxing and huff a peach basket. Sat- pine paneled modern kitchen. MANCHMTER, 76 Whitney Rd. j room. Three instructions. Nr wait­ LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- j 165 Adams St. iirdav oniv. 428 Hillatown Rd. SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, four bed­ 118 PRINCTiTON STREET - An ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ paired. Free pick-up and delivery. BARON” home in -Isat Baaement'has completely equi - outstanding eight room Colonial Neat 5 finlahed room Cape Cod: my, PI 2-7249. All work guaranteed. rJasoline, en-! rooms. modern kitchen, large liv- ped recreation room plus 2-car with garage, second floor unfin­ SOUTH WIND ACRES EXTERIOR and interior painting TOOL o p e r a t o r s STORE Ins room, dining room, targe lot, home located in one of Manches­ gines overhauled and repaired. Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging.rh Dogs— Birds— Ppta 41 TOMATOES 76c ba.akel. Michael night's Herald should have oversized garage. Well to wall ished'. Excellent encloaed porch EXPERIENCED ONLY i year old, one-car garajge, *36,900. carpeting, built in Hi-Fi compart­ ter's choice neighborhoods. Large with heat. Large beautiful lot with Saws set. retoothed and sharp-1 Wallpaper, books. Estimates given. Kiirvi, French Rd. Bolton. FOR R EN T Shown by appointment. Philbrick living room with adjacent porch, Two Pi«e« Charm ened Bruno Moske, Xfl 3-0771. Fully covered hv Insurance. Call' _ . WANTED---- Good horn* for 8 ______been 115,980 and not ment, excellent cloaet apace, full formal dining room, den and mod­ tree*. Priced below FHA apprais­ Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. i To those qualified we otter good month* old male dog. Preferably | PfCKED beautiful lomaloe*. 7.1c !• MAPLE ST Agency,’ 881 Main St., Ml 9-8484. attic storage and nicely shaded al. Quick' occupancy. Phone xn SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. — . pay with fringe’ benefit* in pleas- farm. Inquire 60 Bunre Drive. | basket. No, 2 tomatoes 50c. Bring — APPLY — lot 128'xSOO’,. Robert J. Smith, Inc;, ern cabinet kitchen, 14 baths, 3-6278. Brae-Kurn Realty. SI 5.860. MANCHESTER — Sturdy new six lue four good sized bedrooms. *12 MINUTES FROM DEFOT SQUARE. NORTH MANCHESTER PAINTING AND paperhanging, ant surrounding* container*. Paul Robotto, B1 rch MonchMlcr room Garrison Colonial 14 baths, 663 Main St. MI 9-6241. golten atone adorns the front of Kitttn On Tha Crib! First Class- work. Ayailsbie now. Mountain Road. Bolton MANCHESTER — *7,500. 8 room SEEKING h o m e for various hot water heat, fun inaulation. WEST SIDE—Gambolati built 8 thia beautiful Colonial. Deep lot WALKING DISTANCE TO aEMENTARY SCHOOL Fully Insured. Call anv time. | Apply in person Sovingt and Loan PHYL-ERN REALTY plutered walli, fireplace, paneled house, garage, garden apace Ml M826 colrtred kitten*. Ml 9-3313. i TOMATOES —Pick your own, .10c 1007 MAIN MT. room cape, fireplace, dormers, affords ample recreation apack Eldridge St. (rear). Inquire any DEAN basket. Petersen Farms, Demtng AD 3-2816 • AD 6-3190 wall, .knotty pine cabinets. I-arae aluminum atorma, 130' frontage, Handy to Bowen School aneChigh. Jims. INSIDE AND outside painting. MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. PEDIGREED mistake 8 weeks' St., Wapping. shade trees. Call owner and build­ .ibua, only *14,500. Carlton W. school. Robert J. Smith, Inc., Clean workmanship. Free esti­ old puppies. Cuts and healthy er. Ml 8<4S80. Hutchins, Xfl 9-5133. 968 Main Street, XU 9-5241. BALDWIN ROAD mates. No job too amall. John 165 Adams St. male, *10; female. *5. Call PI Verfaille, MI 3-2521. 2-8362. I tS.205—CUTE 9 bedroom ranch, AA ZONE. Custom 54 room rgneh, Six room brick vsnear single. WE W nj. HAVlTiin opening about aluminum storms, ameaite drive, built-lna, recreation room, awn­ MANCHESTER Clean aa a whietls. Shown by ap­ Sept 8 for a man to drive our This Is It! large *reee. Carlton W Hutchtna, ings porch, plastered garage. pointment only. Bonds—Stocks MortRatres 31 delivery truck and to help out In | CUTE KITTENS looking for home.:! MI 1-8182. Reasonably priced. Carlton W. 4 room Cape ,*13,200 the atore. Must be courteous snd ^ Ml 9-8859, Hutchins, xn 9-5133. 4 room Cape. 3 unfinished, 114.000 ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, IMPROVE TOUR CREDIT A furnish acceptable references. 48 ; " — ______Coventry G-R-A-N-D OPENING Of COVENTRY LAKE - Two year- 8 room Colonial ' *14,3M 'round cottagea. Good inveatment ,-RBAL’TOR multitude of monthly oa''ments hour week, time and a half after' . Live Stock-—Vehicles 42 ■' NEW 7 room raiich in Manchsatar. 6 room Cape. 1 unfiniahed, Hi.oOO ' may be lumped Into one second 40 hours, all benefits. Apply I n ------:------j| property. tS.SOO for the 2. Call 3 full hatha, built-in oven and 6 room Ranch *15,980 MI S-5440 ' MI 9-5938 mortgage with payments ot onl; person only at Schiebel feros,, FOR SALE- Guernsey heifer, due 5 Roam Year M O N T A U K p a r k ; V E R N O N Marian B, Robertson, Broker. MI range, recreation room with fire-' 8 room Ranch, many extras *16,800 8-6958. *22.25 for each *1,000 you nee- Center St. at Proctor Rd., Man- first calf, vaccinated and .blood place, 2-car garage. Excellent lo­ Rockledge area lot *4,100 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Dial CH 8-8897 and ask Frank cheater. tested Paul Schendel 508 Gardner SUNDAY, 1:00 P.M. TllC DARK cation, Thia house has over 1500 For Information about any of ’Round Hama these fine hpmea. call Burke or Mrs Carter hov Con­ .St.,.Mi 9-0465. -- DAILY 4 TILL DARK _ square feet all finished living Country Club Area necticut Mortgage Ehcchanre. 16 TURRET IJITHE operator* able to ' With 2 bedrooms, oil area,' *20,900. Down payment re­ Lewis St., Hartford. set up and operate short run lots. Fnahirinq: 2 Rnoufiful Modnl SpHt Lnvd Homn*... -Correction of quired, *2,900. Philbrick Agency, THE LOMAS & NETTLETON Attractive 8 room ranch, large Wilco Machine Tool Co.. Route 8 heal, full basement, plus {..ocated oh lovel.y new Montaiik Drive. New Ijike .St. Elementary -Xfl 9-8464. CO. li^ng room, 3 flreplacea, modern A 44, Bolton. I kitchen, dinette, $ bedrooms, tile Help Wanted— Female 35 000 aq. ft. bnsinem build­ School nearby without crossing the street! E-Z FINANC?INO'! Primary Notice SUMXOT ST.—Two apartments, 8 Wanted Come out and say hello to .vour new home. lAsk eboiit FREE "To the clerk of the municipality CH 9-6211 bath, recreation revm; largr-fleg- ing on adjarent lot. Must and 4 rooms each, beautiful closed ■tone terrace. Priced to sell im­ MAJOR oilTcO . -- Ha* a ateno: . G.E. built-in oven and stove I. ... . Directions: Oqmihg from of Vernon. Henry F. Butler In porch and nice gfofmds. Enloy Evenings and Sundays graphic position available in new .be sold together. Ideal Manchester. Middle' Tpke. East to Cook’s Service Ststion. turn • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: mediately at *38,900. district aalea office. Small office, nice income. John DqQuattro, Mr. Handler—MI *-7*18. TOOL and for barber shop, radio re­ left, follow Vernon St. to M'»'t«it‘ »'*!'' Just past Manchester In a previous notice of Primary Broker, J. D. Realty, Xn 9-3840. Mr. Gaffay—JA S-0886. ’’ OWNER MI 9-2141 diversified duties, shorthand a SEPTIC TANKS town lin*. Onl.v 5 minutes from Manchester! of the Democratic Party, to be held Mr. Booth- AD 8-8441. mual. Good starting salary. All AND pair, etc. For further la- eti August 26, 1969, tha Vernon VERNON — Aerdss Manchester benefits. Call CH 9-9.191, Democratic Town Committee an­ line. One parcel of property—new SCHOOL STREB7T—6 room Cape, GAUQE MAKER formation, telephone own­ ANDOVER—7 good aerta of land MA'NAGER fbi woman's specialty PLUCCEO SEWERS nounced on August 16, 1959 the 6 room overaiaed Cape, 3-car ga­ 17xM living room, plus a 100x900 er, PI 2-8582. PHYL-ERN REALTY endorsement of Harvey A. Yonoe^ rage; 8 room ranch with garaage; with view and 8 room Ca,pe Cod wooded lot with outaide fireplace. ahop, experienced orily.' Apply in . . . Must he fully experi­ with breezeway, attached 3-car person. Clear Weave, Manchester Machina Claanad enced. Will pay’ top wages. A D 3-28U • AD 4-3190 aa candidate for nomination to the plua 24 acres land. This propfrty Asking (13,600 Call Paul J. Cor­ Board of Education for the term can be divided. Room for addf‘ garage, aeml-finllihed' baaement, renti, MI 3-5388. • Beautiful Custom Desigrned 5 V*-Room Ranch Shopping Parkade. 1 SepMo tanka. Dry Wellt, Sewer We will Interview between tional homes. John DeQuattro, recreation room with walk-out * 0-12 and 2-5. of six yaara. Thi* endoraement to AVON'S Persian Wood; Exotic j Line* In-talled—Oiler Water­ ail vacancy caused by withdrawal Broker, J. D. Realty, Xfl 9-3840. door *17,900. For appointment 34 MUNRO ST.—Beautiful English • Breezeway and Attached Finished Garaira $ scent of the Near East! Only one 1 proofing Done. of John R. Hoyt wu In error. Call Katherine Pratt,'Pi 3-7596, or colonial, 7 .rooms, 14 hatha, tO-day a Beautiful Kitchen and Adjacent Dininn Area of the famous line of cosmetics i Tharafore, there la no endoraement 989 TOI-LAND TURNPIKE—A de­ . J. Watson Beach, 21 Central Row, occupancy. Must be seen to be ap­ 16,800 and toiletries produced by Avon. ^ McKINNEY BROS. E. and S. Caga Co. for Mid office, thus leaving Pran- lightful 8 room home for the small Hartford, JA 3-2114. preciated. John DeQuattro, Brok­ family interested In living in a er, J. D, Realty, xn 9-3840. • CreR8! Pre-Finished Cabinets, Built-in Oven and A A M M ETE INCLUDING A wonderful "Earning Opportun-' Snwnraqn Dlspofol C^. Mitrhell Dr., Manchester eia C. Shea u the only endorsed park-hke setting of 4 acre of MANCHESTER —Hackmatack St. IIV IlirLC I C LAND8K'AP1NG ity " to lepreaent America's larg­ Phone MI 8-8258 candidate. " I.*rge 8 room ranch, attached', ga­ COVENTRY — ■ 8 rooms, worth a Range Units With Hood, Light and Exhaust Fin 8346 est cosmetic company, can be 1*0-182 PMirl St.—Ml l-MM flowers and lawn. Cool screened The petitloa candidates for the porch, ettached garage, large liv­ rage, full walkout basement, *15.000. Asking *11.600. 7 rooms, a AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY • NO EXTRAS • NO OFTIONALS 1314-24'A y^fiirs If you call now. .lA 8-6273. Board of Education for the term ing room and property In im­ loads of extras. See this beauty coat *17.000, asking *11,900. Call A softly tailored two piece out­ of six years are Seymour E. Levitt maculate condition. Robert J. today. *30.900. B. L. McNamara A. J. Buckley, Wellea Agency, HIRING! and Harvey A. Yonce. . Co., J A .8-8798, MU 8-1036. fit. in half aices, that is wonder­ Cute kittens, embroidcicd in | Smith, Incr, 983 Main St. MI Coventry, PI PI 2-7932. fully veraatila. eaay-to-do stitches and lovely ,c.ol- ^ This notice do>ea not affect any 9-6241. •DIREUTIONS: From Manchea- No, 8848 With Patt-0-R*ma la ora, make an appealing cover for • SEPTIC TANKS I Lathe Operators T # Jig Bore Operators other office. t*r take Bookland Rd. (or Oak- In 'aizea 12*v. 1414. 18''i, IS ti.ith e little nne'a crih. y ('LEA.N’FO and INMTALLF.I) Dated at Vernon thia 22nd day of TWO FAMILY, 8 and 44 riooma. t laad St. to Doming St.) to Snlll- August 1959. years old. Oil heat, combination vna Ave. Continno nortk on Sullt- 20i,j, 22Mi, 24»,. 26'i|. Bust 33 Pattern No 5574.1 ha* hnt-iron WANTED vnii Ave. on to Graham Rd. Fol­ to 47 SiBe. 14>j. 35 bust, short transfer—4 kittens and .1 floral • SEWERS I Milling Machine Operators # Toolmakers ALBERT R, TENN.ITEDT storm windows, 3-car garage with SOUTH WIND Registrar ot voters of the low signs for approximately 1 and aleev*. 4 yards of 35-inch. j motifs: color chart: sewing snd M ACHINE CtiEA.VF.n attached patio. Xfuat be seen "> SOUTH WINDSOR-1 0 $ OvarisSi R i To order, send 85c, in coins to: i pmbroidering directioa.*. Democratic Party” be appreclattd. Call owner MI two-teatha mllee to South Wind G R A H A M RO. HRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC # All Around Machinists^ ' 9-0279, Priie *28,000. Principals Aoroo. Sue Burnett. Manchester Evening | To order, send '25c in com* to; • INSTALLATION ' The foregoing is a copy of notice only. •» A baowtiful S*room spHNlovol on a Va a«r» lot SOUTH WINbSOR Herald. IlM AVE. OF AMEBI-1 Anne.Cabot. Manchester Evening EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY which I have received from Albert CAB, NEW YORK M . N. Y. For Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERI- SPECIALIST TOP WAGES — EXCELLENT WORKING GOOD PAY . . . OVERTIME OPPORTUNITIES . . . RRINGE IENEPITS XCANCHE8TER—Six room Colonial wMi ottrocthfa Hold ttwno rataiaiiig wdl. Phi« • ACRES -a R. Tenneatgdt, registrar of voters Ist-claa* malltiig add 10c for each CAS. NEW YORK 80. N. V. For CONDITION,S. APPLY Of the Democratic Party in ac- located on East Side of Manches­ 3S>^Reli GtJL rm qg and # *fra-ipedd landiea|i ^ C A LL pattari). Print name, addreis Ist-claes mailing add lOc for. each Town ani Country eerdanee with Sec. S-109 of the ter, priced at *14,500. Screens and i n f . Built and SoldEj^usiyaly By with Bona style No. and aiE«. pattern. Print name, address General Statutea. atorma.” recently painted. FHA Band SSc today for your copy of with zone and Pattern Number. ■ CENTER MOTOR SALES MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. appraisal. Minimum *700 down. ' M A N C H E S m th* new fall and. winter '59 teeue Have you the '59 Album -con­ Dratnago Co. 461. MAIN BT. 291 ADAMS STREET ^Dated at Verqon thia 22nd day For appointment cal) The Lomas Take Sallivaa Ave.* to Graham Rd., proceed 1 mile t« flret left of our emipleta pattern magasine taining many.lovely deslgna and 5 Ml 9-4143 ■I August 1999. k Nettleton Co„ CH 9-8211. Eva- (Meadow Rd.) tad right alt Meadew. 4th honee oa right. It*o a Baale Faahion. free pattenu? Only 25c a copy! HENRY F. BUTLER ningi Mr. Handler, MI 9-7611, Mr. bargain at S1S.8SS. Stop Ih or eall Jack Lappon at MI 4-lti4. The Housing Foundations, Inc. Ml 3 ^ aerk of the Municipality Gattty, JA l-(M6(, Mr. Booth AD „ o f V e m o o S-844I. I ■

SATURDAY, AUGUST S2, 1989 FACT m i lEtn^nittg

eheatar will be known as a town that is willing to T i^ — and there Dr. Earle Visitiiig A bout Town is ehvays that one In e million Heard Along Main Street chance one of these letters might Nazarenie Oiurch 1CltBtaBaiiie)i Tribe No. U. Business Bodies really pay off for the town.” lOMC. will boW lU re»ulw meet- And on Somm of Monehontor'B Sidm Strootii, Too "Besides." he added, "whafa the Dr. Ralph Earle, proteMor ef iBf in Tlpker hill Monday nlfht TDC got to lose beside a 4> ______» ______James L. Ledbetter, 17, of .54 floating around on a "little pink week. Not permanently, we are Ferguson Rd., passing a atop sign. to have seen that, with photog­ cloud" because of his attempt to Kofsky'a Opens will move to Hartford Sept. 1 to local office la operated under the Baltimore Police raphers at either end of the pipe. sure. Mancheater Shopping Parkade Monday. , • v ^ - draw attention to Manchester aa Set In bold fare letters In the head a special group being estab­ name of Preferred Finance Co., Harry Leister, of no certain ad-1 But the event waa dead vWien you a possibleaite for a National In­ merchants joined with the CSiam- lished there to maintain relations Inc. Arrest N. Y. Girls dreaa,'intoxication, Monday. disclosed it. Any story then would center of Page 1 were these six ber of Commerce in welcoming the stitute for Atmospheric Research. words that need no further ex­ Bernard Kofsky Shoe store this with large business firms and The resultant company Is to he An earlier attempt to interest planation: week. governmental agencies. The new known as the State Loan ahd Fi­ Windsor Locki, Aug. 22 (55 — the New -York Stqck Exchange, "It's been too hot and muggy!” The store, which has been In group is one of several being nance C!orp. and will have 402 A pair of 16-year-old glrla who which had Indicated it might relo­ business for 74 years, Ig now oc- established in the State's major branch offices operating in 27 were arrested In a stolen car In cate, In moving here also brought One Answer eupying a 25 by 125-foot air-condi­ cities to offer help In solving the states and in Ontario, Canada. It Baltimore, Md., are being returned forth a cauatic comment or two. Looking for some stock answers tioned space at tlje Parkade. It complex communications arrange­ will be the' fifth largest consumer to Windsor Locka to face auto However, there has been favor­ for chlldtM's questions? also has a storeroom the same size ments of these organizations. loan company In the country, with larceny charges. OPEN able comment too. Moat of these \ye found one this week that in the basement. Manager is M'.l- Argell is now assistant sales total assets in excess of 8155 mil­ Marie Vecchio and 'Victoria Ann supporters seem to realize, like fits the Inquiry about "What Id a ton Wolf. manager in the company’s New lion. Bayer, both of Brooklyn, N. Y., Tlbbila, that the chances are pretty flood ?". Brand names carried by JCof- Britain district. His new territory Equitable Credit Corp. has 100 were arrested Wednesday In tha EVERY MONDAY slim that Manchester will ever at­ Just tell - 'em It's a river that sky's Include Florsheim for mrti, will Include the Manchester, East branch offices in nine states and Maryland city. They were given tract anything "quite that big.” got too '«ig for its bridges. Alrstep for women, Sandler (or Hartford, Glaatonbury, Rockville, Ontario. State Loan and Finance one-year suspended sentences on SCHOOL ^PPUES HEADQUARTERS! "In any event," said one, ''Man- Anon teenage girls, Gerberich for boys, Corp. haa 302 offices in 22 states. nine chargee of traffic vlolatloiia e and Stride Rite for children. for having led police on a ,100 The store hag been known for JobM AaeoclaUnn m.p.h. chase through the city. 975 many years at its Hartford location Miss Margaret M. Farrell of Police said the car they drova for its special service to children. MAIN ST. lOe Hawthorne St., was recently waa registered to John J. Murphy FAIRWAY It carries the largest range of sizes elected to membership in-the Hart­ of (Third Street) Windsor Locks. and widths in regular stock In Ihe THE ARMY AND NAVY ford Chapter of the National As- It waa reported stolen Monday. State, Wolf said. The Hartford aociation of Accountants. Mias store has closed. After the suspended^ sentences Farrell is treasurer of the G, F. were given the teenagers waived Takes over" Agency Sweet A Co., Inc. extradition and were put In the' custody of a policaman and police­ ‘ Bourne Buick. Inc., opened this IntemaUonal Inrh woman from Windsor Locks. BING-O week at 285 Main Rt. IM Again ^Weekend Special At The automobile agency was for­ The P ratt and Whitney Co., Inc., AND merly operated by James Gorman of \Veet Hartford has issued a new •at the Main St. address for more booklet which should be of interest DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT than 20 .veara under the name of to the Jocal operators of machine m 8:00 P.M. THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER Gorman Motor Sales. shops and the like. DANOINO TO THE MUSIC OF TONY O’BRTOHT’S ORCH. F. Robert "Bob" Boiirn'e, who Tiie booklet discusses, on a prac­ now operates the agency, said tical basis, the various problems a AMSTON LAKE nianufacturer can be expected to John Sterling will continile in the service manager's position he held encounter as a resuR of AfnFHca’s with (jrorman, and that no other changeover on July 1 to the In­ 3 LOTS TO BE SOLD AT changes are contemplated In the ternational Inch. staff. Titled, "The New International Bourne managed a new ear Inch . . . and How It Will Affect PINE LENOX MR. BUSINESS MAN agency in Middletown for nine Your Operations," the booklet ex­ years before acquiring ownership Andrew J. Areell plains. that a majority of plants PHARMACY each See our most unuaual Executive Gifts, Calendars and Advertising of the Manchester firm. At the will not be affected to any signifi­ Specialties (including our turtle clock, musical Madonna, musical present time he and his famil.v live Stafford Springs, Windsor Ixicks cant degree hy the adoption of the 299 E. C E N H R ST. S i portable cocktail bar, musical cigarette lighter and other sur- in Portland. However, he hopes and Thompaonvllle exchanges. new inch, but it warns that each priseal on the Kathy Godfrey Show, Channel 18, Mondav, Aurust tp move to Manchester In the fu­ A graduate of the University of manufacturer should make a care­ M l 9-089$ 279 34, 1059 at 4:00 p.m. ture. Connecticut, Areell began with the ful evaluation of his own machin­ company in 195.3 as a commercial ing and measuring operations be­ After viewing the show, make an appointment for a private Area Representative representative at Hartford. He fore deciding whether or” not the 2 LOTS TO BE SOLD AT showing of your own. It’s worth seeing. Bemie Rheaiime of North Cov- was promoted to salesman at 2-milIionths-per-inch dTfference be­ entr>’, formerly employed at the Hartford in 1955. After serving as tween the old and new mesaure- FAD Auto Store on Main St., is a rate engineer and staff assistant ments should be taken Ihto account. AL SULLIVAN and COMPANY in business office studies, Areell ^ MIm#* 0-5538* MR«8M FVR>OR MI 8-7530 now serving as a district represen­ A chart for conversion into In­ $ ' tative here for the Electric Auto w’as promoted.,to assistant sales ternational inches and other handy each Light Co. of Toledo, Ohio. manager at New Britain in 19.57. indicators are also available. Active in community affairs, he is ExiKUids Plant _ married and - the father of three Sales Managers’ Rnira The Royal Ice Cream Co. Is children. The Arcells livp In West adding another addition to ita Hartford. A special survey which should be TBtM S A S LOW AS $10 MONTHLY plant at 2 Warren SI. to keep of particular Interest to Manches­ . Smith, who lives in Glastonbury, ter's merehanta-and others who ad­ fiOLDEN JUBILEE anU RED HAVEN up with Hs continually growing began-with Ihe-telephorie ' com­ business. ■= ■ vertise. is appearing In the cur­ pany in the commercial depart­ rent Issue of Sales Management, One halt of the ,32 bv 38 ad­ ment in 1929. He was promoted B PRIVATE REACHES dition will contain a'cold storage "the magazine of marketing." to salesman at Hartford in 1932 The survey, which covered 8.30 AMSTON LAKE IS LOCATED ON ROUTE 85 iwim while the rest will be used and later served as service repre­ for working space and isi.!! con­ majo'r advertisers, reports “on how HALFWAY BETWEEN HEBRON AND COLCHESTER sentative, commercial representa­ these big advertisers regard the tain either new equipment or tive and toll representative there Washing dithas PEACHES equipment already in use. regional sales managers in their a'nd at headquarters in New Ha­ advertising decisions. EXCELLENT FOR CANNING AND FREEZING Cost of erecting the 1-story ad­ ven. He .was promoted to sales is oosy lodoy • •G dition will proliably run around manager in Hartford in 1948. He, Thlrty_of the big advertisers 85.000. hut H is expected another was transferred in that post to were contacted personally in order BRAVENSTEIN APPLES 820.000 will he spent hy the time, to set s pattern,, and 600 were Reasonably Priced A^ordlng to $^lze slid Quality East Hartford in 1955 and be­ the storage, room has been in­ came sales manager at Manches­ questioned by mall. The results, ac­ stalled and the new equipment ter in 1957. cording to the, magazine, clearly added. Indicate that the regional sales manager -has g "strong influence” ANNOUNCEMENT! The Interior of the addition will To Open Branch___ be tiled whil«' the outside of the In the selection of media, suggest­ PERO ORCHARDS v/ooden structure will be finished, Stein's, which operates one of ing advertising copy themes and in LOCAL ROICK AG«QCY NOW UNDER with red-brick asphalt siding to the nation’s largest group of tailoring advertl.sing to hia specific conform with the rest q< the build­ stores serving men and boys ex- geographic section. NEW MANAGEMENT O RCH ARDS-^Avory Strawt, Woppin^ ing, Carl Hioking. North Cov­ chisively, will open a branch at In many cases, he has the final STORE— 27R Oakland Strait entry contractor, is doing the the Manchester Shopping Parl^ide say, the magazine reports, addrng work. within a few weeks. that, becJlise he knows both the COME IN... AND MEET Royal Ice Cream is operated'by George L. Oohen, president, said local litedia and the competition Michael OrfltfIH and his sons, Har­ a lease agreement has been signed better than headquarters, his rec- old and Michael Jr. Eight persona with the Green Manor Construc­ ■ommendatlons-are being given top are now ei iployed at the plant tion Co,, owner-developer of the consideration. so*s hom« hooting BOB BOURNE which Is turning out 1,500 to 2.000 Parkade. and construction work Sales Management says U»ia..rise gallons of ice cream a day. Novel­ on the store is now being com­ in stature of the man in c l^ g e of our wovi ties, like ice cream on a stick, are pleted. A lease agreement' has regional sales seems to go turned out at> the rate of 1,500 to also been completed for Stein's in-hand with the growth of You get premium q u a lity 2.000 dozen a week. second store In the regional cen­ company, his industry and the Mobllbeat with RT-98. . . the 7959 Buicks At Special The company supplies its prod­ ter to be erected by Green Manor tional economy. most eomplately effeettra fiml Low, Get Acquainted Price, uct, on a wholesale basis, to' Man­ at Corbin's Corner in West H art­ "Big, fast-growing companies oil additive in use today. And chester. Bolton, East Windsor, ford. Completion is planned for decentralize and boost advertising you gM prsmium Glaatonburj’. Hartford and Rock­ spring of 1961, Cohen said. appropriations. Incurring greater tomatie deliveries a See Us Tadayl ville, and many other - commimi- Cohen said his company, which risk in advertising Investment. pneed paymant plan and many tfee. operates its own factories and Here the regional sales manager other extras designed to msku In addition, the.^ company also maintains a policy of factory-to- enters the picture," the magazine home heating m tllp May, has specialty products such ss wesrer service, haa been watching ■ays. apumonl, tortoni and various the New England market for some Our Service Department open daily Continuing, Sales Management Italian frozen desserts which are time and that the best location says, -('He is the one man -who in­ distributed as far away as New MobilhedtiNlSs 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. for eompletc aervn for a beginning ip New England timately kiiowB the peculiar char- Aa af-OB-BcSM London. The company even has a was definitely the Greater Hart'* acteriatlcs of his, re^onal)market. weekly, 200-mlle "spumoni run" lee on motor repairn, parta and ac* ford area. He knows both.media ,a.na compe­ ( ^ 3 which is covered by one of the The completion of the leases tition and tha national^aleB man­ , eemoriea. firm's two modern refrigerated marks Stein's entry into the New ager who invites him to ahare in truck.

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niT«M MUn- • •*V«r»l tripi th« author of rlo wlU aaeh A»g- 2 1 (roupa on Mon- Saturday av«. 11 (Mivor ovan- m wadnaaday, VIDfeO EYBRT W BBR-:.AU . R lO lm RfeSERVBO. H. T. DlORINSdN R OP... Me. lay aa wall aa ins aanrlcaa will tapi M iiR U m U.' AjtMr' on Sunday and harmwlnt asqwi'ist'froai a forth- ya. oottitkic:poert&ig ^laodr tof "Markhaas" New Medium for Noted Thespian j VIEWpoints I se ^ pthar «Ms «f the WaUr (Bat. Aug. Utlir). Marilyn By H e rE U BITOMIK “Ttila bhiat w «iM be dangeroua If. union ' B f 1W8HNK HUfWIOH complete rapport with such a to­ fors t had a respectable part, and « PreyWwa ^ the brahes fhMsdi however, the. No doubt tKo moot noiteworthy tally dlaaimilar pursuit w a TV even then, I wasn’t a star.’’ only alhnento we suffer are twlatod Larders ptmel show. Continental Claaeroom’s chemis­ occurrenpo to brtg3>^u on other- Etrst DransaUe Haoeess try course next year over NBC- ftngerf sad toaa and a few spralan, wtao uneventful aummer aeaaon "Iidon’t think being on a panel Having begun hia acting caraar TV wUI be in .color! At an NBC- and we didn’t even suffer theae;to- y rauaitad laat hoa been In the advent of Sir Oed- show hte anything to do with act- at the age of 12 when he formed TV press conference tMa week, the day. tliere have been some hear r. ric Hatdwicku. dlatlnguiehe^d atar ing.^^ observed the versatile stage Ids own Shakespearean cbmpany. executives In charge of plaiuitag miaaaa, but .we usually plan our of atago and (green, aa a regular performance of haxaraoua teaks >ught togothor and sdreen star thoughtfully, aa he Sir Cedric achieved his first major announced a 30 par cent Increase performeroerfbrtnor igian TV. settled-down to enjoy a lively dia- success some years later, as Caaaar in color shows, and they radge very Carefillly . . . I gueaa my Mg- vaa from Man- Currently in N.ow York aa the 'cuariojli. “I imagine you are In­ in Gaorge Bernard ShaW’a produc­ geht complaint is having to douMa from the early morning claaaroam f(^ ao many different ectreaaaa" f, Andovar, Old •tar of the Broadway hit, “A Ma­ vited to be on a panel because you tion of "Caesar and Cleopatra,” programming through 18 hours ind Now York. jority Of bno," tl|o gifted , detor- have become a notorious figure, which, at that tima, was direct^ she sighed. ‘*nM color o f my hair average per week-^-ap^als, seHee, changes constantly, with each job-.” Waa arran^ produc^fSHeectof haa now' been 'Shall we aay, from, being an actor by Shaw hintiaelf. ' and moat excitinjg af sM—apoM - .Ardac- of Now calked iqibn'to wield his Uvely wit —neviirthelese, I And it a refraah- DM-Sha*f. ;aa a director, have casu such as World S^rien- .iasd tiontng .at tho every Thuroday on the panel show Ing change and I think ifa good strong feeUaga 'ooficaming the Davi* Cup Tennis Matches. AU of "Grandpa Had a Baaed," first r, Mra. Harold entitled ••Who l» a y a f (NBC-TV, ftin—it> like playing a game and r.isuinw tai which the chneactors ill the World' ^riea wiU -ha In color qovel by Louis M. (DMcel Hey- Wlntar-St. It • p.aa.) -•> I personailly enjoy-it very much.’^ hia plays ahouM'ha ^ihtdrpratadr sacept'.whariB the hall-pnAa do-nob w ar! ptoduaer of ABC-TV’a "The Sir C e ^ c him^U- rkington horn*, During on anlmotod . converoa- An ardent devotee of the the­ perpitjt.coloi;.equipment (peraatt in Dick Clark 81m wUl mombera pm- ater Since the age of 10 when he Uoh, ‘.’I don’t -tlnak' he-' h ^ -aa the sense of not sble to handle liahad la January- tion In his mM-Manhattan apart­ ■tpong an oplMon aa aoma of Uis buffet. ment recontly. Sir Cedric gave hia knew all of Shakespeare by heart, rather 'than not alleur) and 11 stage var In the worlse. doacendanta of the urbane English actor dipped modem dhroctora. I think he used spectacular football gaasea slated vlsitoro an apt explanaHon of how ry mud. ch talenta and paraoa- lant and Mra. a Shakiapaaraan actor can be in into 54 yeara of acting experience for color, plus many othar unan­ rho wara com- ahty brought to the paft by the for seme interesting obaervatioas actor . . . He didn’t try to impose nounced events wMck wiU nsake ' the Manohee- on the current theatrical scene. up the 450 hours of sperteaata ly Ooi^ from anything on the actor tldrt .wasn’t Styles, et Aettng a part qf the performer hlBiialf, scheduled r .hag .a t commandant superduper and if ‘jhalT’ Uie Mra. Larder, "t don^t think there are Iqiiy which there ie a tendeciey to do TI ku today. He would get performance^ shews live qjp'td the Mlflng we are her retired life thetniea about acthig or dirketr Indaed to he’ In Iifeh neat .year. ed In Auguat ing,” said Sir Cedric meditativaly. out.of pmple rather th«n put per- ConnuelteMl Banic foVaiancM into'them .” ” Y) - - so do styles of acting. In former opera .company, and a iwareh ia on 277 BROAD times, an actor was considered in Chiccgc or Los Angeles. But H 'N — old glrla who seems It isn’t fashionable to do a for a young Don Giovanni—us­ i atolen car In good insofar as he was different play anyivftere except on Broad- ually played by aa old and tired being returned from other people. Nowadays, wiay.~ man'whose vbiM Hi'better than hia to face auto %— STANRK First It^a Just the opposite. The more Kaighted. by King George V in figuto- Not .much was salit .altout an actor is like the person peat 1984 for hie contribution to the childMn’s programs'—new' OHg at id Victoria Ann For . .. . door, the better an actor he is any rate,' but perhaps they to Now—you can write diaeks British tlwwter. Sir Cedric gave agatnat.cxmSt iastead o f yoar ooklyn, N. .Y., TV o RADIO o AVTO considered.” an eloqr.ehl explanatton of one of the works, t^, . ' ' RADIOS o p o r t a b l e bafik balance, and you can Ineaday In the Commenting on the differences England’s r.XMt revere 1 traditions.' always .Mva a substaatisl Ra d i o s e lO rPi ly were given between the theater here and in "It is an honor paid to a p r o f^ ’''X pleasant shindig.last' a ^ k at fund cC money-in-tbe-bank to , ' e MARINE Absinthe House to totrixiuce I aentencea on v 6 MMUNIGAnONS England, the perceptive British siqir sathe’* than to an individulil./ bayunytlitorywi want at any affic vlolationa actor continued. ••In America, a And, W one who is k..ighted, you AB.CTs ’’Bourbon Street Beat"t" time! Dee on a «100 „ EQUIPMBNT young man or girl, especially If arw-*uppoohd to devote your timp' -Weekly . dramatic series o f {h the city, they are good-looking, can be and energy and prestige to the Ing,'set. to colorful old New 'Or­ car they drove rocketed to stardom. But it la a bette*'.ient .of your profeeeion. it leans. /^chard Long piays Rex ohn J. Murphy- position that^s difficult to sustain is -not un>ased to be used Ran^lph, gently raised, son o f the IVindaor Locka. over a period of 30 os 40 years. A your own personal aggrandise^' South Who takes up deteCtlag af­ M i3-n71 olen Monday, new star very often hasn't had the raent.” ter a stint, aa an assistant to the fwfturi nded^ aentencea FOR PREFERRED training and experience which only In the time since Sir Csdric was D.A.'s office. Andy Duggan, rough enagara waived comes from a succession of small knighted, the acting profeesion haa and ready, la his partner "Cal.’' »re put In the^ REAL ESTATR and parts. If you are suddenly going to welcomed its newest medlum--- Their offices are next door to the nan and pollee- become a star, you limit the num­ the world of television. And Sir' old Absinthe House, a conven or L«eka. ber of parte you are in a position Cedric's InM ' succeas in the lent point of rendesvous. Mu __: INSURANCE SERVICE to accept — and this restricts your realm of TV occeuUonc the hope sical background nostalgic-old ALCMINGM experience to a great degree. In ' th at' the celel-rated stor of stage time Dixieldnd. WINDOWS $12.75 CF England, one’s progress in the and screen will now mahe trtc- JARVIS REALTY CO. Uieater is somewhat different. I vision a i.rore permanent theatri­ Marilyn Stadr, with her huibaml. was in the theater for 20 ysars be- cal aiwde. . See ns fort REALTORR—INSITRORS ' W Deers, Jalsnsles, 888 B. Center St.— MI>S-4I18 Awniaga, Doer Heeds and ' V W / S A T U R D A Y Television PROGRAM -Venetian BMnds, DO YOU KNOW TrW B Lamaa. Robort Alda, at ona of Hotlywood'a majak e^Veelm Al SD«w Robert Middleton. Marcuerite atudioa laada Marklwiai l« pur 196 WEST OENTEH ST. ENOX f ami D Avia Sforas WAM«ra Cbapman and aiar Joan a vicious antacsnlat to 888 MAIN ST.—Ml S-10S0 tt:M Oar Oaim CaaiMlir .Caulfield. studfo's back lot. Kobart Hor MI 9-9fM—Established IM t Diary People Are'FpMX ^ . .... tB. M faaturad, lACY Salarday MaNaaa Tha Dick Clark ShaW .’ t. 58 Tha^ D.A.’sD.A.’a Mas. 88. “ Bunco S<|uad“— Hobart SlHrltnc Gueata: Fablea. Bobby Bairtn and Stars Joha Comptaa; Shannao in R ST. Service* 'AH Makes Of and Joanm ZHxon. Dottie Stephena. . Into tha 'mysK.______— - b’ m WAshers, Dryers. tl:4S roaturo mm S 1.*## Perry Preaepia tts M or UypalM whan ha uyaaticafas a **Barbary Coaat G^nU*,. Wallace (Color) Tony BeiuiPtt. Jaye’ P. atrange "con" smme. The A w Hb A Refrigeriitors and Beery. Mprean and The Mademalrea. Border Palm 1:M Film ^ ' Zt Myticry la Ny Dvalneaa t 11:88 Now*. W aa^r aad 9pav4a Mr. WUsrd — SS WreMllaa If New* aad Wtotbor Televiaiona At The S 8«m sm 4S Jubilee VBA . SS CasftdtoHal Flla CHAMBERS *. I'.M Sstsrdsr Mstlvns SO Gueata: Betty Joboeofi and John­ CasIsiB Tims M esing... Reasonable Prieea ■MIm Polly'. Kaau- PM*s. ny Horton. Bobby Lsard. "Brimstona". Rod Cmmonm 1:4S This Wi>rk ta S|iarM S "Walter Brennan. I _ Paeldng... Bsieb^l Guar *r Hi* WMk 4t t:tf Waated: Dead Or Aliya S* 4f ALL WOdK OVARANTBKD Blaye IfoQuPen atara. SCahdall la Batorday Nlgbi News M Storage... (9sn FtsDclaoo at PfailsdelpMa). hired by f vealthy bnikker to Wrootlias 4# 't:Se F«aUir« S brine -back hia miaaind aon. e Na.wf . U LoenI isr 1:15 I.** Dar*elMr*a Wantias , IS lieutenant in a mefbetwlr. aawy 11:M Fantdro FHm ’ t liU Bsaeball A U beat on ptanderhif. at^atpbn “Barklay s at Broadaray". Firad Long Ptetonei (Boaton Rwl Sox va. D*tr«4t tomna. Astaire. ^ Tlxera). JnMIae. DBA • WorM’a Boat M*vi«« . . g I:M Navi* U f:fb Breaaer .. 'S "Mighty Joe Young". Tavry ntAILEH VAN SBKVIOB •‘Whipissh” . Dm* Clark and Stara BSdward Binna. “TMn Ice*'. Moore and Ben Johnaon. "Pattanl Alefia Smith. Brenner inyeatifatea what aeema In Rom* 18”. Ann Sheridan and naanhall S to be a minor contplaint that Patrick Knowlaa. 3M E. MIDDLE TTKE. :88 Nows bad Waatbao S Cartaaa Caralval n Mavia Al Niaa 18 8:88 Now* $ AUTO We Sell Kaarh Parly „ *5 ‘‘It's A Great Faalinc". Darla Day l:U Talka by S«a. I,. SaUaaaUM. ** and Errol Flyna. >t8S nave Obb. win Traval 8 SERVICE BARRE GUILD *iW Hila Via* 8 Starring Richard Baoaa. FaladiB Morton Omld, one of the lesdiiig S*n'a CalH* M seta tha brakaa las of > baah musical inteivreters of the con­ Itsy Streeter sad Bill Grant, A4v«atara Barlal 88 robber wtw has hldean 8M.8M in temporary Ameriesn soeae, sssign- Proiirtetikrs MONUMENTS Beasal Utacara ** stolan nooney attar desarlina hia 8i8t latra CaWa f companlans. .. ed to compoee en d ' conduct the Baca at tba Waak ' 8 Caaarvaa Oily |8, 88 origifinl orchestral score for NBC- lfi4 W. Mtdills Tpks. MX S-2S1* Thtra it a iam.laild MsasHianl tiiat Sal-Abw 1* Gaorga Montsnaaary atara. "lE^rn 'n r. "The Secret of Freedom," duAMII :----h-a.— --- a.o- fiarsaaat Praalaa to the TO'Fown Dowa.’“ •• Templo------rseaa Motor T ubs up. Front End Jobs Faaaoaa WaaSaraa . m asBinat uaia u> unmask afid - n written' by Archibald MscLeiah. Automatic Transmissions "HlUa of Okiahoma” . Rax Ahao. ahead a group of outlaws ddv Major works by <3ould have been •a dtpsrtsd batd mis. Ooetatt at... Batainlay Perlaraiaaca 48 Kreataw to torn tha town down. lAl* Mavia a conducted by Arturo Tesesniwi, n O K v r sn4 8 >88 New*. Waatker * SpaaSa * ISidt Ganaatofca 8i 44 I-eopold Stokowski, Sir John Bsr- SA PO R in Aaaie Oaklay ^ . Starrios Jaaneo Arneaa. Fraaliar FREE DELIVBKT Air Farce filary Ikl violeaca eoaies to Dodaa IS the biroltt, Arthur Rodsinaki and Dmi­ m b m o r i a l c o m p a n y parson of a saductlya dwic* hali tri Mltropoulos. He has written T:88 Pra fikas ~ * noataaa who soada adhiirars lato 4

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IW W. lilDDUB TPKfc. SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER M U e M l M m TUESDAY Television PROGRAM Nawa n Smrih Bros., Bennsit and Patter­ I:#* Tfce Ohrittoahm u Orlani ffxprais 11 son. Johnny Haymer. John Gilpin B L I W S k Ouam.” A sargaant itoluetaatlp - „ Wal*er»ll!r of Um Air $ Traabla Palhar • U and Marilyn Burr. k b n t t o r r ARKiNo GLASS COMPANY diSS IBdga Of Bight . i laada a squad of man. until he ■ lit lf«W( I Baaaf)^ gearabaard 1 •:M DriMet ._ M, M n e Pi leama the girl ha lovae aad n*- ■ lit ttatlM a*aiM««r t 4:U OartoaatBxaraaa 1 J a ^ Webb stars. Prioiiy and ssr^aSTu * 5 tlves are bring held. li n« Ufa I A U TO O LAliS - - L______imd f i d a j “ **' 4:11 Oar Oaag Oaniadlaa 1 Smith get Information on-a nar­ TUB EN0L08U1UBS — GLASS FUBNRTnia TOPS . Amerleaa Haadabad d4 Fanfare S3. 94 ^ianek Jh* War* M 1:11 Brarynwa’s PaaUly It cotics ring from an ex-oonvicl. 7 .3S?.1 M i , - * * " ' 5il4 Featara Plfaa ' . S "Strictly Parsonal" stars % e ^ ELECTRONICS t;M fMaaea Onaat aa« OaBeaeal t Paatare 1 lAwauka s IS "It's In The Bag". Jack Benny Cochran. Woman's placid married Obrlata|»liara t Oapllal BaBarl I Stars John Russell. "Riding Shot­ . „ Hawa Ufa aoddanly baeomea a night- ELECTRONICS Ohrlatlaa SUaaaa - St *'** ^arieaa Legaa4 and Fred Allen. Saaday Slaata M gun." The lawman,comes to the Breahfaal Tfana Paseya naabr A 44 mars whan bar former awaat- LABORATORIES JsJJ 5 * 5 ' TronUaT M "Mine Own BxacutiOBaT". Bur­ aid of a wrongly accused former Teaeavnia la haart returns. •iM iMk aat. Laam - t gess Meredith. 4 :4 4 ^ Bleharda The lUflemaa • LflBORftTOHlES convict. 2 ‘JJ Capiala Kaagaiae Firat Shaw 33 ^rlattaa Selaaaa «t 4:41 M a s iry Oa Parade I .1 Spy I I "Damaa” . Joan Bkmdall and Stare Chuck Connors. "The Sheri­ ™ a la The Ufa M l:W The Last Ward 1. 41 S:4S Hewt dan Story." A maimed and bitter AmeHeaaa M Wark . t •:N TV 'ThMter 1 MANCHESTER ■ :U It’a Faa Ta Bedaea IHck Powell. 277 BROAD Dr. Bergen Brana host and panal- Dan Dailey stars as BUI Bailey, , Mvenbira Satfal. M Confedarata veteran ta given m Itit* Lama O alal^ raat*^ 1 tat John Mason Brown. Ouasi S:4S Fealara IHai lob by WoCaln. 277 BROAD The Age of SjnitheeU'’. Faaturaa a haa-been trumpet - player in 4:t4 WaH D I a a a y A4vaala>a panelists: Actress June Havoc "BUI Bailey Won’t You Please n ia b Oar FaMh TIp m a . 53 Wavie At Mlap M contemporary rellgiotM bellefa of and Arthur Knight. ' Come Home." MOTOR SAl ES Raaasar Haaaa The Barly Shaw 34 "TUI Wo West iUraln." Georgs the oldergeneratlon. Baaaar af tka Jaagle I pwrtoaa ThM Brant— • and— - Marla" — dbaron. S— S T A N C K F irs t n ie la Tho Aaawer t TV Show n. M *nrOUR OLOSMOBnjB DBALBR” "Ktog*# . of Buriadqua." Alice Talas af Iba Waal I t (Color). Starring Janet Blair and Faye and Warner Baxter . 9 :3 4 Spattiaht Playhaaaa 3, 44 F o r . . . <>{ BalraUaa M l:M The OalhaHc Bear N Charlton Heaton In ‘‘Swileh Sta­ Tka Okrlelapbara M John Raltl. Guests: Dorothy Twilight Theater ’..U. ‘‘Prouhesa In Hall anad Heaven", Kirsten, Jimmy Dean and Don 512 WEST CENTER STREH t:S4 n e Threa MMgea Rom ance of Ota Badatooda." tion." Life of an Irraaponsibla TV • RADIO • AVTO M the story of the love of; a man and Adams. • n 8-1511 Charles Bickford utd Jean I^rk- saddle tramp Is allarad whan :uSJrMli/l3ya ,« a wtgnan in 15th cmlmry SMin. OaU .41 . I. I I 1 4 :4 4 SflSrdT*--" stagecoach robbfra thraaton A The Sand Pile". Today'a pro- Pace the NaUaa T l7 41 D w h Ha m frontier glrl'e life. RADIOS • PORTAb L b ’am axploree altitudes toward Stars Wiy^s Preston. ‘The Sisga 4:44 W ^ y Waadpaahar' S laaa Baager / 1 of Sam Bass" (>n the trail of a „ „ Jrise»ie Plarhauaa Selanaa FIcUm n e a te r IS Bab Cmm lngs Shaw 33, 34 RADIOS • HI-FI S Special guest: 'Drink of Water.". .TnteTsa. mas­ stolen government payroll. Chris 1 4 :3 4 8 m LeveaMB Shaw Big Pletara * B| "Bob Gooa waatarn." Bob pep. • M ARINi: querading as rainmakers during has himself jailed with the prth- "Satety-Tested XVmara Haat t:M Weather. Hawa aai Sparta suadaa Gaorgo Wontgofnary to tL Colgate-Rochesler a prolonged dry spelt have plans cipal suspect. litou r'J* 4:84 Papaya ■ 8 give Him riding lessons In ex­ COMMUNICATIONS 21'’lntty School,. Rochester, N. T-.' for wholesale robbery. Clayton Open Bad I I 11:44 IJtove Lacy Maws Beat 18 change for a rrae~ photo altUng. EQUIPMENT Moore stars. Lawmaa 41 The Priee la Mgbt Clabbaaea S3 Tho Naked OHy 8. S3 W A a w PIcNW® M This Is The Aaawar n Used Cars" Way Of Ufa .. . Phaaa Tspr Aaawar 53, "The Other F a c e'o f Ooodnaaa,'.' • :M Victory at Seat 1 1:M Alfred BHekeock Presents: I, 41 3 1:34 Tag Dallar 4:44 aateh Carga r| Menially disturbed, student bto * Task 3 Big city couple get a painful Meet The Press M taste of rural police brutality and OaBceatrattoa 4:U Nawa 3. 33’ Havas ha Is responsible (or a I \ i: \ mi>. \ I I s -.1 li \ i( I Paltk Par Tatar « Sheriff at Gaehlaa 1 Caver Story aeries of brutal killings. John Me- new llarisons M corruption when they are ar­ Nawa aad Wsattar ■ Inlira stars. Seleaea Tkaalar M Bay Bogers 11 rested for "spieedlng." "The u » I * 4 lea’ Day BriUsk Fllaa U Caaqaesl 41 Crooked Road", Richard Ktley 33:44 JUve Of Ufa 4:55 Sparta W 14:44 Aady Williams Shaw 3, 44 11:15 U rlar Ward U Eh'lc Berareld. narrator. Features stars. Tie Tee Daegh Barka’a CaaaaMata. « 34 Gueata; Peggy King, comedian a major tmration on eight-year- 336 North ^ i* «»e » a Ike Ib a rd Dick Van Dyke, 'llie Hl-Loe jaxa ll:9 t OAmera Three S. « Divsres Coart I 7:44 Whlriybirds I vocal quartet, and dancer Peter old girl with a heart defect Dr. Deadlino for Action It 1 3:34 Fm Tamarraw ' I f Vae Had A MUHaa 8 llEikty o f F t m PiBrliiEg A Apmonplml^n »omp C. Walton Ltliehri oVMratlng. Main St. H CaaM Ba Tea Jfavla At Havea 18 Gannaro. GREEN PHARMACY jleCMitly« trick» of Stars Dane Clark In "Rehearsal Paatomims Qaia i DavM Niven Shaw 19. 34 Istto Matinae------M Tot Sabolage". Exciting aloTy 6T "Appointment with Ifurdar". John isiARaB r ATRAiroTifo ^ m em In ' The Lytef Art of t:M Tka '^ a u ^ lh Gaatary 1. 41 • "The Last Room" atarw David jnim. counter-espionage Involving a ' f t l . Calvert and Catharine Craig. Niven. Iron Curtain country In­ A t B.S^ Fhsrm. P.D.R.: 'Third Term To Pearl mock raid of a Japanese a1r base. Waathap—Laeal News S3 Boio Tile down '$ Harbor." President Booosevelt's MI 9-5253 Maale Mara Maws aad Waatkar M. M vestigator rasorta to torture and life and acllvlttes beginning June, I I :M Richard Diamoad, Private De­ Al Hama WHh HIMr CaMala DavM Oriaf 53 brainwashing during his Investi­ MHOUR „„W*j;:-Akraad S tective I. 44 kfavla ibSlaaa gation of an .underground church 19W and extending until Dec. 7) Diamond uncovers a deadly plot 7:15 Amarlsaaa at Weak 33 MANCHESTER IMI. Waltar C^nklte, narrates. b^ton Blackla." Mawa 34, W moyaraent. Night SmergcMy CMl ii*;lS , 5 The Chet Raalley l^w II -In hia Investigation of a televlaion Vorrla. TV Praaeata I. fS b ivrsonallty's unhappy marriage. 7:34 Saa . Fraaalaea Beat 3 MI S-40S0 lf*#B AaierlcMi Leiion< Bescae 8 I NEW HOURS: OPEN DAILY 7:80 AM. MONDAY n ra SATURDAY . Divaree Haarlag Marthwaat Pasaaga ' 33. 34 T h e Burning Girl." A girl- la LAUNDROMAT Jfew* n^mmdmp ^ $ SUeat Berrlea 11 David Janssen .stars. 1 :4 4 Oar Maa Braaka accused of mysteriously starting Loretta Yoaag Show It, M OPRN UNTIL 8 P.M. MONDAY TJiru THURSDAY ((jolor) “ Stab InThe Back". Four FREE DELIVERY 7:1 liassle ' i 1 :3 4 Aa n e Warid Taraa Rangers are vlctlma of a mya- (Iraa. Luana Anders stare. 559 CENTER ST. ffawS'L^::** ' ig I.ASSie befriends a horse and "The Prettiest Girl In - Town". Tapper 14.34 Weather, Spavta aad News f M l MIMI« Tornpike -Baat After 30 years, a top- fashion tarlouB prowler whose sola pur- IN JARVIS RLDO. proves she has more horse sense nawa PMa b to procure their uniforms. Target 13 TEL MI R-1A4S U:u]g3S.*-K««” Manas *JI than the animal's' owner. Jon model returns to her home town Oalaaal Flaek ' 'A t tor a class reunion. - FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 , ffalf Hoar Film Cheyanne S •T l*™ ’’ Sorn.'‘ Duncan Renaldo Provost stars. 1 :8 4 Prayer Ty Hardin atara in "Backfire." A Bariy .Lata Shaw 53 “ You Leave the Clothes, - and Harry Carey. Dial M l 1 II:M What's Mr UaoT 1 HOMK nfPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS * :4 4 Far Ba^r ar Far Weraa practical joke eauaaa the death Dancing Feet". Ban Lyon and le.M .rarade M Mldwestam Rayride It. M Meet MeOraw I U qaaaa Far d Day of an old sheriff groping to ra- Joan Marsh. We Do the Work" 11:15 Year Valae la Waalria««aa I (<3oler) Starring Prank Love joy. "Mc- a .a 5 * r b Caart g^n hia gun skill. 14:45 Warid's Bast Msvias 4 11:11 We Rellera $ Mnvie At 7 ' a . II Graw ,61 Reno." While In Reno 1 :3 4 Haaaa Party XaeKanala'a HaMara 44 "Holiday Affair". Robort Mltchum N i c h e b T a s l^ t Aaala n "The Amasing Dr, Clitterhouse". to divorce bar mobster mate, a Blaadla „ and Janet Leigh. SAME DAY SERVICE TY Wall Order 53 ll:44 Nawa^ Waatkar aad Sparb 9, 18 M o n c h o s t o r TIRE Samiaer Onriac W Claire Trevor and Humphrey lady Is markril for death and , „ Gale Storm Shaar 1:44 I Lara Laay I n c . Bogart. McGraw ts hired to keep her The Great Olldaralaava t Big Nawa 11 11:11la.ss VlewaalalIf* '•.T?'* A"»w*r ee y Twealy-slx Men M alive. Back b Baimol M . 84 Nawa apd Waattae M TaaagDT. Halaaa A oroaa-country survey of prob- 1:M Repaloar Cassidy S 7:M Tbat’a My Bay * 41 Saaday MHo MovIo 11 W; P. QUISH eWek Faabra 4a aa GOODYEAR Qaest Per Adreatare n Starring KAM* Mayehotf. "The Black Sleep." Basil Bath- An 8 t»r Playhaaaa . eurrently facing Oie naUon'a "Bast Side af - Haavan." Bing YOUR YARN SHOP Maday KaMaee. M bone and Akim Tamerotf. »aciwoli Da)'i4 Brinkley host. Crosby and Joan Blondall. "Pounder's Day." "Parrln Jack" Tkb Verdict b Teara U. 8 . Warshql U 11:15 Faabra Fttas • (Owe Block East eJ Mata Belle of Old Mexico". Kstelllta Jaqkson jeopardises his chances Late Show M Fram naaa -Baab NYLON TIRES Rodrlguea. of being honored In Rossmore "Accused of Murder." Daniel Maw YarAOUnflAealtal 44 "Fleaee. Murder M e." Betweea Oak aad BIrek) Brian. FUNERAL HOME CaBaaetlaat Baadataad S:S4 Ta TaO The Truth 3. 44 Jatt Paar Shaw 34 . „ 1M » M when he trumps his partner's ace Htokard WIlHi Wyptt Harp t Art Needlework SappEes 1 :N Baaeball t In a JNttne of bridge. Sm Hunt 41 St8 M A IN ST. T E L M I 8-5949 Wka Da Tea Traatf Bias lAnehastar aad Cliff An Free iBStrHctloDs St4>re m i4 FlM t tM Bro*d St. (Red Sox ra. Clereland Indians!. Hugh O'Brien atara. "The Frama- uette -are. panallsis. Arthur Lea Saa fn aeisoa Beat 1 11:14 Saaday Newa Special 1 4:4$ Baager Aady up.^ When his aaddia bags are aImpkins Is the singer, Free Parfctag Gamkat Sgt. It SasploiaB 11, M News M Trath Or Caadaeaaaaaa found filled with money. Wyatt Is Mg Plelare "The Other Side of the Curtain." News aad Weatbor 1 (Ctolor) _ Tad Steele Shaw 13 55 OOTTAOB S T ^ -^ 9-9551 TB.. M l 3-5179 1:UI CiirtalaCariala TIaaa « auapactad of, taking briboa.. iliM Jaek Paar Shaw 33 Stars Donna Reed. Woman is Barly l.ala Show 11 Americaa Haadabad Lot's Travel I8 News 53 ^rlm stone." Red Cameroh and possessed with a recurring dream "Zero Hour". Frieda Inescort and J^thy Oadfray Fi44 Advaatara Sbawaaaa 3. 44 Ui45 Nawa 3 Walter Brennan. about a curtain and seeks the Otto Kruger. n a n r a e Sbagaa Pllm Sharis W help of a psychiatrist, 11:18 Feature Film I ROIERT J. Gena Barry atars In "Return to U;54 News aad Weather 8 1:11 Lea Dareehar’i Wsnaap M jitavenek "Three Cases of Murder". Orson INOORPORATED ITS U HOUR SERVICE - OjMtm af Hia Weak M "PassMe to Port Doon, 2( a » Welles. (St. Louie at Cincinnati) Jack Kelly. Maverick survives -a World's Best Movies 1 REAL AMBULANCE 1:11 Rasebalt . M hasardous stagecoach ride swarm­ "His Kind of Woman". Robert (Baltimore Oriolea aa. Detroit ing with Indians and marauders, Mltchum and Jane Russell. SMITH WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM Carey's SERVICE Tigers). X then runs into woman trouble. Nightcap EdlUoa News 41 ESTATE • "INSURANSBOTHS SINCE 1914” • INSURANCE; 1:M Baseball - t OF MANCHESTER S:M Rd SalUvaa 1. tW News n 951 MAIN STREET, GROUND FLOOR^-M l 5-5941 5:34 Mickey XasM Otab S. 53 HeSTAWANT (New York re. Chicago). Guests: Alan King, Turk Murphy News and Weather 1 AgrjeuHaiwJBopm Barly Shaw 34 I:U Newa It and Band. Althea Gibson. Lulse Momcat af MedHattoa I Spaaith Oaaraa si Ralph Isdwarda, host Justics Wil­ nr MANCHESTER 1:M Oral BahaHa II Rainer, Dolores Wilson, Ireland's "Diamond Jim." Bdward Arnold liam Powers to tonight's subjetH TEL M I3-03M News I ' Saared Heart 8 - Twilight Thoatar 44 WsdnosdM. Night Boxtng 8. 88 Taday 91 9a "Rough. Tough aad Roady". Rudafl Btltlch vs undefeated Wky Net liake Her 0 «t Srianea ta Bveryday U b ' • Chester Morris and Victor *Xo- Cuban waltar champ Lula Rod- To Dliiaer For A Bat MaatovMn 31, St ■ HEARING GLASSES MAIN ST^M l S-1191 DRY CLEANERS Blaadte at 18 Talas #( Wells Farge 91. M (1) One of Hollywood's top . PERSONALITIES TraOi ar Oaaaaeaaaaaa 33 34 Gene,, ^ r r y atprs. "Marked The Big PayaN 8 Stars Dale Robertson. "TTib stunt tetnhi. (Color) Deck” . *Ma8tarson U Cheated In by 9UALITONE PROFESSIONAL HEARlDfG 98 Welb St.—MI 3-7254 Voang Dr. Matoae 11. M Branding Iron". Hardie aids a Americaa Baadataad. t. 53 a poker game by a gambling Beat ihe Clock S 51 widow In the search for her hus­ (2) Continental claeeroom <^em- Itothy Oadfray i| esar and three of nia aMas. AID SERVICE All Star PlaykoBse 44 band's murderer. ietry course. The ThrM Sb agM t 44 HaM Vaabre g NEW... ~ 9 AMERICAN BOW 8:M The Verdict Is Vonrs 1. W Bald Jearacy I, 59 Baeirat Starm 44 Aeonsed la From These Rsols It M "Three Canoes" a six-month trip (3) I Love Lucy.. Bdga Of Night 3 Dramatic ra-craatlona of civil and • BcffutY Hartferd JA 5-2191 Coaneelleal Baadstaad 8 over a 900-mlle distance. and (4) Steve McQueen. COeUSN 4 MiDDLESROOg, toe. ^atyFalr,, 33. M criminal court trials. Presiding • PerfoniMiiee Kiehard Willis 18 terminating near (he Arctic Cir­ (0) The late Senator Thomas Oab Hcbm 11 I t judge—Bdgar Allan Jonaa. A Who Do You TrastT U cle. Absrieaa Haadabad i f man to charged with the, slaying Home appotataaeato— 4:M (Sore of Oklahoma—the only blind INVESTMENTS • ConecffhbilitY Fiowffr Fashions iBaaser Andy 8 4:M Ffbatier Justice 9, 44 • i44 Faabra Film 1 of his girl friend's father. ky year tovHaMea. Tralh Or Coaseanencet I t 14 , Sworn to punish a robber band MR. OEOROE P. JOHNSON 5R., MBMgw "The BIgfVaroa." Mark Stavana. 14:88 TY Hear 8 (Color) ... Senator evor to be elected to the responsible (or the death of his legialature. FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED Fspaye.'naabr f, 44 Hans Conried Monique Van by MIIIKOWSKI Amerlrsa Baadstaad 4 M wife, sheriff rides a trail fraught TaaaavUla 34 Yoor.an, Scott McKay star In "A Kalky Oodfrey It with danger aad suspense, in "No (6) Jack Paar. . ON ALL BXOHANOBS LISTED AND UNLISIED-MUTUAL FUNDS Pbat Shaw 31 Taste of (Champagne". Comedy The Three Stoegoa 44 Man Living." Prank Lovejoy (7) so per cent inoreaae— about "Brother Rat.’! Bddb Albert and about an esaontialT)t hoaest and WE CAU FOt AND DEUVE* MESCMPnONS t:14 Secret Storm 44 stars. 595 MAIN STREET TEL. MI 5-1155 Ronald Roainui: upright bcM^eapar who becomes 4:M Rdge ol Night s Peter Oaaa g j, 9418. hours a week. Advaabro Sarlal M a auceessfui thief. Artistry In Ftowers teaaly Fair M. 14 Stars Craig Stevens. "The Fu m ". (8) “ The Deputy." He wUl play Club Haase 18 ' |8 An honest union boss is mur­ Chief Mafehal Simon Fry. Amerteaa Raadslaad 41 dered. Gunn baffles his friends AO BxpesMW Tents and OmIseB'' M l ^-9814 4:M Featarr trilm 1 and police by going to work for (9) "Miracle on S4th StrSot" "(3ounlry Parson". John Beal. the town's biggest .criminal and 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE •95 Main St. ' Popeye Theater 8 14 GLOBE Pjclnto suspect. " Hans Conried, co-star with W il­ Pickets, RetMEhrattons, RrfonnaMsn RBAUmriTL D18TI.AYS Teeasvllle |8 Paatomlme t|ala g.f| AirUnes, SteaasaUm RallNsM Phone MI 9-5268 First Show at Movie At Niae M liam Bendix In O’Henfyg "The TKAVEL SEKVICE “ Wings for the Eagle". Ann Sheri­ "Four Daughters". John Garfield Red Ransom 'Chlef:"-\has Just oiun- H ot^ Reasfta. The LADD and HALL CO., Inc. PINE PHARMACY dan and Dennis Morgan. • and l..ane Sisters. Advealare Seriea M 4:M Jesepb Cettea | pleted a series of redorded recbitl- V. 99 UNION SY. — HOCKVIlJUR I 5:94 Mickey Moasa Club 4, IS Eddie Albert atars ’ as an .editor ings of famous children’s storiies. 9M M A IN S T .-T E L . M I 9-5707—After 5 FAt.', M l 5-7tSS YEL. rm 5-9554 I CBITER ST. Mtwibtr MEEchwtEr ClwEfs H V O L . L X X V U Ike P A G E P O U E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUSt » , IfW T e l ^ U m ■W f!^ For 4 Marai W. r ■Asa.W NUrhl OoBklr'Falr 't t . t i a Baal lUOwh 'J' F -. ciok~ V ttw ua U Btara WAttiVHiMnnaa. “ Do Too Aaaeriaaa Klaa YouO V n S r'- Kata la la»- By A B T H l '» - * • # tn-eaaed phWi* p en aelipibera . I *a4 c*aa«t|r: DteM*' ^ i;a Fearora FNn London, Ai 1.R •*w» O tUt . ■ ■ t prove to be ■ Triaain* L love*lrAa' — l e n c e - W a "I!0eo|l^”. Joha MWa. after five rea n of marriage. . . sorts of bum ) H. : » 0 i 0 , iriM SMBaavt ' . a t t t IMah Pewril PraOeata Caaa Ovr« Theater t, tt dent Eisenho^ •kfait TIm * a Fire! obaw 0 ^ =PA'U: S Bictaraa ' Garr Merrill and Joanne Olmart b a n k in g •To (he Viclor." Daaola MoiwaB atar aa Luke Oanoon aad Ua beginning W« ■aatarM aaO Viveca T.1iWl(ora. daughter In "Utopia Wromlag". MAIN OFFICE countries whe ABaealOra Sarlal 8torr of a town In hiding. -Daele n AI B____ ^ t^elar ■ ----- Father tt. M » a i M a in Stnetift " greatest worlt noMi liM WaB Maoer AAraafara sure John For^he. ■ "Benner, Opaa Tharaday Bva. t pja. ta t g.UL The Prwridoni a aa the Star Maker." Bentlev arrangaa Tjaia ^ - Ibuir thaw (or a BClentlat to entertain A EAST BRANCH be to get Amer ____ Tiw#r -----^ TTabarla". a b ^ " . WIlUaao CMac teenage rallr when the current aad Muriel l.,aareBce. the Idea of th< S T A M C r s a;U ftia>«fa K u n r a * aiaglng Mol cAneela out. 285 East CentSr Street *1)ig two” dip]' TwiNghf Theater Laava It Ta. Banvar ------1. M Opsa Friday g a.m. ta g p.tt. '"T taaiB Trantp. Tram|fc^ "Beaver Geti“ iiJiAidopted." ...... aad pulla^ ary chore wir 1 Oleaaon ■ tteeeece 111 a nriteh by going' to an adopUbn l ; jmmt RAIMOa •; n rm om W E S T b r a n c h ' some of the rt PaiNth . M' l ' « aa aita Baahleheirf Baan agenor to get himaeir new par- TBLBVniOX' • OAK . - ___ _ PtoirfcMKM Mao al AttaaraHe tnta. B a rb e ll Blllingeler ataiw British govern) FUeb OerOee- ‘rV Merle At Nine It M anchester PailuUle latai liaT^ E f c a J ■ Opaa Friday I a.ns. la • p.Ui. hand and the T t—m f ■ « WaoMlat Baws aaO. Bperla 1 "Jna^e Book." Sabu aad Roae- Germans oi. thf • nr-ft • VAirnvK ' ' ^ w im o * \tim Paparr' mary Oe Camp.. O M O n T N f O A T I O N 8 utaa !!.•*• taa^ Newc Beat tiM Ptaykenee gt S, tg If Eiaenliowe ^■QUIFBOBUrr. l k « M m b COobhaasa Barry Sullivan stara In "NlfM - latlons betwee War •* Ufa Phaae Tear Aaawaa mare at Ground Zero." a gripmag ^ 3 1 / 2 % itsaa Tar b ~ m Olaleh Conca atoiT at five sclentlata trappM hr M intster'-HArold ^aaaa Naera atomic fallout. OarruBt A b BBBI M vM cbS ,Ka«B President Char! 'Oaaaa Haws aaO Waathar XI Baaeaa StsMt tt. M West (Serman ) ..^Csaai X'!.. FhAha Taor Aaktrer Stars Dmnn ' Morgan. . Dannis Hta^.MTa M Ufa i Chaae aiM his staff maalar mind - Adcnglter, he SSSS*.- Ji. ^ T^e Sayings <*• Ai .'t-‘ V «.* OniMMiiiR an Ingenius plan to tava a kid- m estii^ with ! a Maa- napped woman's life. kits Khrushchev uiaa VaA PaPaint Btery Merit AkSavad U ^alRfrZatr."nielUd.JSi2 /jBaiikof - thority of the M M aaM aia l- '' !Uiii‘ '^tamp‘ 4:aa Baarer AaAr -v War New Orleans becomss caught e. Tad Strefe Skttut TralB Or Caaaaaaaaeaa tt. In the suspensefut grip- of voopoe 11:1# da«k Faar MWw - O PTICAL (Color) magic. rfawt Anerlcaa BaaAitaaa a. n Lasrless Tears M. tt 11:4# Nawfl Nicbok JI^’YLE BAR KaMnr Oadfrar - la .Stars Jamas Gregory. "The |f:S# News aad Waalker Tha Threa Sk^M .Potsoh Iry Mob" upleashe# ig 1:## News ' h k n c l i M t o r TIRE Emu 743 M AIN ST. Washington, ‘ C C M D Y E 4 R Hawaii's two : Comph tt 0|»t. Swrvk* Representative FRroAY Television PROGRAM And Republit Oaataet Leaa <^6eleMete NYLON TIRES Fong twice oul Paaajre Theater # f : t t TV FUyhonse S. 40 t : t i Agricaltaral Bapart Teenivllle If "Frederick *. Stars Phyllis Thax- Sen. Oren E. L M l 3 - m i t:gg gpaaleh Oanrsa FIrM Sbaw t t ter as a troubled spinster who S to w um4 P iM t ZM Bt m H BC the title of s» C:lg Sacred Heart "Is le of Fury." Humphrey Bogart desMrately clings to the memory the new 50th i i:M Cathatie Firmer and Donald Woods. of her ill-ialed love. m . . m 3 - 5 1 7 9 T:M Tadr> Adventure Berlal tt Western Theater tt. M t*rm. Sclaaca In ICvaeyday Ufa miu Tin Tin 4# "The Mirror" stars Joanne uru. Long drew' a 7:*5 Town Cri*i #:tt Mickey Meuse tinh t. U Woman forsakes her high social X. Vice Preside! " I ’ l H I b F . X News JCnrIy Skew t t position to marry a blacksmith. 1:M Understandlag Oar WarM "Down Argentine Way". Betty 77 Saaset Strip I. tt on adminiaterec , / / / '/r/A/f/aZ/r - Breakfast Tima Grahle. "The Canine Caper." stars Roger to the two new l:M Hap-Blchards. TwitlRht Theater 4# lith. .Jell Spencer an d -K o ^ e Safe Fur Ills CaptaW Kaagaraa "Phantom* ' $uhmarlne.’* Anita ,ffnR their atlention divided be­ ed galleries lool 4 4 I F i l l : A T l;|g News Icoulse and Bruce Bennett, > tween* two lovely women and Democratic I tu s Its Fan Ta Bqdaaa #:#• FaaeyePaneve Tkaater • stolen Jewelry. Storaae D I I « I ^ I gitg Featarn Film Ltfe Of BUey i#:M The Lineup - . 3 Johnson (Tex)- Tkis Is Bar Faith Lata Matinee Business man attempting t t tto* RONDED PICK-UP the Senate- ros Bamper Baeiim i f t t Weatker. News and Bpeets ' (ect his restaurant against looting accompanied b\ Cartaaa Carnival #:tt News Beat ^ TIV a team of safe-crackers * is w ill iMBt raoa Im bA* la «lM B Laaaay TUata riubhense killed by a Iwyhood friend—turned er Everett M. i lluul BB7 atlMf ftwnttt t : l f Captain Kaagaraa 4:4# Clatek Carge ■ hoodlum. "'The Daniel Lea^ley Fisher In^JJkH -^ous g;N The Three Staagee 4:4# Newt Case." Stars Warner AndersiHi’. InoWC 34-year • r type a f IB*I ;~ News and. W eaker .. t Cavalcade ef Sports tt. tt DRY CLEANSERS, U tc . Mr. Adama aad Kve hfcr?) who lost 1 lg:gg Oa Tha Ga 4:C# ItMrts Middleweight championship be­ SZfi BROAD ST.— MI *-7111 I>et iis P ro ve I t ! Daagh Be Ml Buriie'e Cemasente tween former tide holders Car­ Ing In Italy, ri 1:M Western Man Triangle Flaybanaa reha men Baslllo and'Gene Fullmer. and 'took the ( Igilg TraatsBre Haal JefPe CoUle 15 rounds. Bam l.ereBeeB Shaw ■ Merle At Seven Oaager Is My Baslaess ' 4# ministered by WHITING COtP. Wha Da Tan Trust r "Second Chance", rKent l# :tt Ted Mack Amateav Hoar I. 4# Z4 HOUR SERVICE - bum (D-Tex). Uigg The Price la Bight and Louiee Gurrle. Weather. Hperts' aad News * S 2S4 M O AD Sf. I Lava Lacy -*> Weather—wLeeUl News tt Yea Are There ■ I f AMIULANCE to the rostrum Way at Ufa News and Weather tt. 4# : Early l>ate Show tt McCormick (M 11 :M Caacaatratlan MeHy Oeldherg tt "Tckfflc in Crime" Kaae Blch- ^ SERVICE « cijitic leader. PiMM Ml 9-U44 Tap DaHar 7:1# Sperte Shew > rtt mond ahd Adele Mara. * Caver Stary_, Npws tt. 4# t#:4# World's Best Mevlee i o r MANOHESTmt After Raybtii FaHh Far Taday Itl Bawhlde # 4# (Dobble Feature) "Walk Softly. » ;g g Lava Of U fa George Brent, guest stars as Jef­ Stranger". Joseph Cotten atod oath to Inouye Tie Tae Dawh ferson ]>evereaux. .an aged tyrant Spring Byington. "Strange Alibi", TEL. Ml 3-035# political partla Aeraes The Beard pursuing his runaway wife, toi Joan perry and Arthur Kennedy plaudcd. Itilg-Saareh Far Tansarraw "Incident ofhlhe Chubaeco." SpeHlights .M It (aald Be Tan. Fete Kelly's Bines tt. tt Sperte Camera McCormack Panlamima tfulk WIIHam' Reynolds stars. "The 11 :tt Isews. Weather hud 8peris f,' lj day marked th Rompy Thompson Story". Kelly . Bl« li**. r . i ' .a bu«y tlxyH prepxrtinf lt:U The Oatdiag Light years there h liM News heara thaf his old frteiid Rompy News aad Weather M two CB8-TV prestige shows, L A Marie Biaga , is being stalked bv a group of Feattre 4# ■ . ei torial represent OpB BO for OB- "Pittsburg". John Wayne first we see in the fall-.-“Diaaster Al Mama Wllb Kitty hoodlums. and He aald a total kelp oByiiir |/aaaip«i^ Maria Matiaca . Adreatures Of Bin Tin Tin I. tt Mala Powers Area,” starring Tab Hunter. TTm "Major Mockingbird" to encour­ 11:1# Feattre Film B li X t patettBC IttlB 'liB r' "Strange TrIaAgle." Preston story is a terrifying and tender 31 territories Foster and Signe Hasi age Army enlistment, a pageant "Cyrano de Bergerac" Joee House. H*. 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