FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1965 A r g r u s Daily Ntt PrsM Run War toe w eek Ended Ths Wisthsr MC® EinCHRt Foreeast ef V. S. Weather tniifutag IjfraUii August 14, 1068 SuBiur, aleaeawt today, Truat Oa, tnutea for Hthal F. the Wnhur Gross Pariceray tn- aear fair, aot aa eeol O _____ Donaghue, to Pioneer Aerody­ rrank lAwn of New Haven, Poblic Records terseotlon. 13,400 low 6646| variable eleudiassa tw namic Syatema, Inc., property national aseoclate and servlee MHA Asks Legal Fee Hike ManohaeUr Oommuntty De- Member of toe Audit iianrtetpr lEwpmttg Bpralb morrow, ehauee o f ebowera, blgSi About Town officer for the Department of vetopmsnt Foundation, Ino„ to on Slater S t Bureau of dreulatlon 76-66. Connecticut of veterans of W aiTM tes Deedi Planser Aerodynamic Syetsma, Marriage Uoenae Two mombow tli« ■ ' ct world W ar I, will speak Moi^ Osorgt B. Oanuel and Hfsxy Inc., property northeast of the WUUam Cannon Hansan, 1 » Manehmstmr' A CUy of VUlago Charm Chester American t^rlon left To Review Building Report day at S p.m.. at a meeting of T. Oanual to Pur Croee Parkway. In Memorlam Scranton, Pa., will be guest hill Gardena addition. and B ettlm H. Bamlnl, prop­ 64S-S8S1 rie Hale, 043 Main St. Members 000. John B. Bamlnl and Bettlna In lovlag memory of Joeeph RXd- preacher at the Salvation Army The report drew fire from "You're not going to convince erty on Slater St. doon Jr., who peseod away, Aug. 977 WEST MIDDLE xWtB. wlU leave the post home at A bM A member John B. Cronin H. Bamlnl to Manchester Com­ MANCHESTTEB Sunday at the 10:46 a.m. serv­ me that’s mo\du expcdlUously munity Development Founda­ True tee’s Deed ‘P erfect’ Countdown p.m. because of "almost four months "■ '* * ■ Sadly MUsed by ice. He Is a retired FTesbyterian If you go from $m,0()0 to $7,000 tion, Inc., property northwest of The Connecticut Bank and The— Mu‘iuldooo iWnUj L minister and cousin of Mrs. of slowdown” during the coming In two months. We ought to take James Munsle and Bldred Mc­ winter. Rights WorkerSlain^ exception to this,” CSx)nln said In order to clear up the budg­ For Cooper, Conrad Cabe, both of Manchester. Brig. The meeting with Green Man BOTH FAIRWAYS Harold Bevan will conduct the et Issue, the authority voted or wlU probably be held next to have Ha executive director, service. week. CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A P )— The Gemini 5 astro­ OPEN EVERY David Addy will lend a 7 p.m. Leon Enderlin, write the Fed­ Enderlin reported construction nauts rocketed into orbit today on the Btart of a mara­ service In Center Park. Robert eral Housing Authority In Now thus far is ahead of schedule Deputy Sheriff Held I thon satellite-chasing mission that could push the U.S. MON. ALL YEAR! E. Richardson will be the guest York. with excavations In process and speaker. MHA’s budget request for le­ foundation footings ready In HAYNEVILLE, A 1 I'lO' probably would con-- $1 ,000. mean a change order. demonstration at Fort Deposit, This Is three days longer than case of trouble. They reported Honeydews or Cantaloupes, L a rg e ------^ mother, Mrs, Phillip Daniels, "Whoever concoKSted this cut­ At the annual MHA meeting, Far tha saeond yaor, Morlarty Brothers hova won ’Top" the slaying of a white a nearby community. lives in Keene, N.H. any man, American or Russian, everything in order. The only back IS betraying what was has been in space, and is equal hitch' in the 8-minute, 34-second Seedless G ra p e s ...... ? t!* held before the regular one, theology student. The dead man was Jonathan Sheriff Frank Ryals said he Native Green Beans...... told to us. It is unfair and out Theodore A. Brindamour was honors in the H ertford BosoboH Twilight League. Chom- The student and a Catholic Daniels, 27, who had completed to the time planned for the first rocket burning time was a brief understood the two were shot U.S. manned lunar landing loss of communications at th« Fruit Cockt a il...... 21/ 2 can site 35c of line with what Joe (the pres­ renamed chairman and Hutch' priest, both here for summer two years of a three-year course after Coleman went to the store, piens once ogoinl flight. control center after second- ent M HA counsel, Atty. Joseph Inson was renamed vice chalr- civil rights work, were shot at the Episcopal Theological a one-story frame structure Conti) shouid be getting now,' Seminary in Cambridge, Mass. During the booster phase of down with an automaUc shotgun about 600 yards from the county stage separation. said Atty. Plepler. Critically wounded was Fa­ the flight. Cooper in an obvious­ Communications were ro­ NATIVE PRODUCE! Friday on a gravel lane outside courthouse, to check a report of Atty. Conti, on the other ly exnilirated voice, shouted: a weatherbeaten grocery store. ther Richard Morrlsroe, 26, as­ a disturbance. stered quickly. Spinach, Com, Tomatoes, Salad Bowl, lim a and SheU hand, said that when he went The priest was hospitalized in sistant pastor at St. Columbanus "What a beautiful view !” Six minutes after blastoff, th« Beans, Peppers and Cucumbers. ______to New York the Impression he "very criUcal” condition. church in Chicago. He was tak­ Ryals said he was out of town Before parachuting to a land­ Mission Control Center reported got was that the $350 was Police Arrests Police said Tom Coleman, en to a Montgomery hospital at the time and could not give a ing in the Atlantic Ocean a week Gemini 6 was in orbit. At that detailed account. from Sunday, Cooper and Ck)n- HERE’S VARIETY! "more than fair.” about 66, a grandfather and the where two teame of doctors op­ point, direction of the flight "AU the elements necessary Mrs. Anna Knee of 94 Or­ father of a highway patrolman, erated on him in shifts Friday However, a Negro girl. Ruby rad are to circle the globe 121 shifted to the Mission Control Green and Yellow Squash, Red Peppers, DUl Wckllng to Justify an Increase . . . are turned himself in a short time night. Sales of Columbus, Ga., said she times and travel a record 3.12 Center at Houston, chard St. was arrested at the TOPS IN VOLUME SALES Bag Plant, Cauliflower, Peas. Beets, Beet G re^. A ^ O . absent," he said, referring to later and admitted the slaying. Daniels, licensed to wear a and three other Negroes had million mliesr Cooper fired two Jet thrusters Nectarines, Plums, Peaches, Apples, Honeydews, Red, '^ I t e , evictiona and court cases, both Qrand-Way department store on He was charged vrith first-de­ clerical collar although he was been released from Jail with the Medical experts were confi­ to provide the final push and Blue Grapes, Bartlett and Clapp Pears, Cantaloupes, Grape­ of which have occurred rarely W. Middle TThe. last night after Meriorty Brothers is "Tops" in volumo soios o f Uneoln- gree murder and jailed without not an ordained priest, was en­ dent the flight will erase any maneuver to place the space­ fruit and Casaba Melons. thus far. s security guard accused her Moreury in Connecticut for the yoor 1965 to date — bond. A county official said a gaged in civil rights work for (See Page Two) lingering doubts about man’s ship in orbit. Vice Chairman John J. and her daughter of removing ablllty-to survive long enough In To perform the rendezvous Hutchinson said hs thoughit It space to rocket to the moon and maneuver. Cooper, as command NATIVE APPLES ’n PEACHES ARE HERE! $16 worth of clothing from the AND 3rd IN ALL NEW ENGLAND! unlikely the F H A oould be per­ store without paying lor It, re­ return. pilot, was to execute a number suaded to make the increase port police. Early in the flight, during the of intricate maneuvers to first but he suggested writing a let­ Mrs. Knee was charged with Auspicious Day second orbit about two hours back about 82 miles away from TH E KING ter InoluiUng mention of Atty. larceny under & and released after liftoff, the astronauts the satellite and then to chus it Plepler’s argument. 91 Springfield Rally Off, OOUMSBO, Ceylon (AP) planned to launch their own sa­ across the skies, using a radar Although Cronin strenuouMy on $80 bond lor court on Sept. of Produeo!" 13 in the iMancheater session of —'From the hill country of tellite, ejecting it with explosive system, a computer and Jet disapproved of Green Manor’s Ceylon comes a bolleve-lt- devices from an equipment bay thrusters to hopefully approach PERO construction Mowdown In ths Circuit Court IS. H er daughter was referred to juvenile autbbr- OPERATION CLEAN SWEEP or-not story of a bride pro­ at the base of the cap^le. to within 20 feet during th« 976 OAKLAND STREET e OPEN 7 DAYS e 64S-6S84 winter months, the other mem­ Protest Mareh Slated duced on the spur of a mo­ The satellite, which Cooper fourth orbit, and then to circle bers prssent took the pocttloai itlee. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)^Springfield Mayor Charles V. ment. and Conrad have dubbed "Little It. It was an auspicious day Rascal,.” will be used In man's If there were no hitches, the — Leaders of Springfield's Con­ Ryan Jr. violated the spirit and 100 BRAND NEW 1965 MERCURY and COMETS letter of an agreement not to — a day chosen by the as­ first attempt to rendezvous with satellite was to be ejected at gress of Racial Equality chap-' demonstrate. trologers—fo r the wedding another orbiting object. The ll;07 a.m. and the rendezvoue ter called off plans today for a Police sent patrolmen to May­ of a young Slngalese cou­ technique must be perfected would occur at 2:36 -.m. before man heads for the moon. Among thousands who rally In a church yard. or Ryan’s home Friday night ple. But when the bride­ IN INVENTORY AVAILABLE FOR groom arrived with his The pulae-pounding flight watched the liftoff of the Titan 2' A spokesman said, however, after a neighbor report^ hear­ ing popping sounds in the area party at the bride’s house Titan II Rocket Successfully Lifts Gemini 5 into Space started at 9 a.m. BIST after the from Cape Kennedy area van­ that plans for a workshop to­ for the ceremony he was first perfect countdown in the tage points were Mrs. Cooper night and Sunday's general pro­ and thought they might be IMMEDIATE DELIVERY shots. told the girl had eloped the U.S. man In space program. A and the two Cooper daughters. A test march are still on. Officers said they found no night before with someone nine-story tall titan 2 rocket Cam ala, 16, and Janita, 18, and HOUSE thundered upward from Cape 1 Day Special Benjamin Swan, vice presi­ damage and no indication of else. Conrad’s father. A U THESE '65 CARS CARRY 2-YEAR OR 24,000 MILE FACTORY WARRANTY dent of the chapter, said, "W e any shooting. Mayor Ryan and The groom’s party de­ Kennedy and drilled the 7,7(X)- Mrs. Conrad and the four Con­ were plaiming to have the rally his family were not at home at manded a bride— if not tha Viet Marines Meet Cong pound spacecraft into an orbit rad sons watched the launching today but we thought it was the time. original one, then some oth­ ranging from 100 to 216 miles on television in their Houston more sensible that our time and The Congress of Racial er. high. 'This was very close to the home. Only one other astro­ energy should go for planning Equality had announced a mass The hosts said the girl planned altitudes oi 100 to 210 naut's wife, Mrs. Scott C3ar- for Sunday.” parade demonstration for today next door was eligible. During Mopup Operation miles. penter in 19^, watched her hus­ SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! As the great booster lifted the SAT. He said CORE, es scheduled, as a protest against alleged band’s launching from the Cape astronauts into the sky, the pi­ HALE area. will hold 'workshops at 8 p.m. police brutality in arrests of they were agreeable. Main Street— ^Manchester SAIGON, South Viet'^"’*'<* Van Tuong':^ Military spokesmen said the lots monitored systems, ready tonight at St. John’s Congrega­ Negroes in Springfield July 17. T^e groom's party said: operation were killed and about attack involved a regimental U to take emergency measures in (See Page Five) tional church yard for inetruc- An agreement canceling the "W hy not?” Nam (A P)—Elements of a three per cent were wounded. landing force which usually .Here Are Examples. tlon in nonviolence techniques. demonstration was announced A wedding took place Vietnamese Marine bat­ He said about three-quarters numbers 8,000 to 6,000 men. The weekend protest demon­ after a seven-hour meeting in as planned. Everybody said talion clashed today with of those wounded suffered light By accounts of Marine offl 1 . O N L Y ! 1965 MERCURY COMET 1965 MERCURY COMET strations were planned after the Boston office of Gov. John it was an auspicious day injuries. cers, more than three-fourths of Communist guerrillas on CAUENH 2-DOOR HARDTOP civil rights leaders charged A. Volpe Thursday, attended by Indeed. He gave no numbers, hut the Viet Cong in the area were 4.DOOR STATION WAGON CORE chapter officials, other Van Tuong Peninsula said: "W e can siy, though, that killed, wounded or captured. Stock No. 6-M-246 civil rights leaders and city and Loquacious Conrad where U.S. Marines were by Korea or World War n Krulak confirmed that the Federal Label Fedoftd Label state officials. mopping up after the big­ standards, the casualties were Marines killed more than 800 $2695 The Springfield Council of Or­ gest American battle of light, but I don't want to take it Viet 0)ng. $2734 Much of State lightly,” he said. Caudle Gets ganizations for Civil Rights sent the war, a U.S. military "The last figure (of Viet Cong Opposite of Cooper Gov. Volpe a telegram Friday "A dead Marine Is a tragedy. killed) was 864. 1 would say this G SALE PRICE SALE PRICE criticizing Mayor Ryan. The Welfare Money spokesman said. A wounded one is only some­ Is an incomplete figure,” he HOUSTON, Tex. (A P ) —named after him. M y father -fall dresses LBJ Pardon council said it "w ill keep its TThe Vietnamese unit Joined what less of a tragedy, and you said. Friends of Charles (Pete) Con­ won out but my mother didn’t ♦2457 ♦2395 agreement and will not march Used for Health the Americans today in another can't equate flesh and blood He said 108 prisoners were rad Jr. have described the as­ want me to be called junior, so I Polar White with matching all-vinyl Interior. 6-cyWnder, WASHINGTON (AP) — T. on this Saturday, but we will sweep of the area, 12 miles with achievements in terms of taken but it has not been deter­ tronaut as “ instant congeniali­ ended up Pete as a compro­ south of C?hu Lai. Choice of two with 120 H.P. 6-cyllnder engine. Auto­ 120 H.P. engine, multi-drive automatic transmission, Lam ar Caudle, an official In the march Sunday. HARTFORD (AP) — Nearly the inspiration that this victory mined how many are Viet Cong ty.” mise.” IMAGINE! FAMOUS NAMES! Four Viet Cong were killed in has given our side or the dam­ Now, he is Pete to everybody. matic transmission, backup lights, whitewall tires, signal backup Ughts, whitewall tires, 2-speed wipers and washer, Harry S. Truman administra­ The telegram came shortly half of Connecticut's welfare and how many are Viet Cong "Pete has never met a stran- remote control mirror, deluxe wheel covers. after the Spring;field School program goes for health needs, the clash and four enemy weap­ age done to the enemy,” Krulak suspects. ger,0 says fellow astronaut LA. Conrad was bom in Philadel­ Ught^ seat belts, heater and defroster. tion who served six months in a IMPORTANT ALL OCCASION Committee granted the CXiRE Welfare Oammlssloner Bernard ons captured, the spokesman told a news conference. He said the operation went off Col. Frank Borman, "He treats phia, June 2, 1930. His parents tax conspiracy case, has been chapter permission to use the Shapiro said Friday. said. 'Vietnamese losses were He did not say how many "extremely well people he meets the first time since have divorced. His moth­ 1965 MERCURY MONTEREY pardoned by President Johnson. playground for the rally today. termed "very light.” Marines were involved in the They (the Viet Cong) did not as if they were long-lost friends. er, Frances V. Sargent, lives in 1965 MERCURY COMET 2-DR. SEDAN Speaking to graduates of a operation that hit the peninsula, Caudle served his time in a Mayor Ryan, In a televised four - week training course in The engagement occurred on stand up under the power of our He treats his friends the same Haverford, Pa. His father, DRESSES FOR NOW - INTO 2-DOOR HARDTOP 330 miles northeast of Saigon, Charles Omrad Sr., lives in Sar- stock No. 5-C-127 federal correctional institution speech Friday night, warned of case work, Shapiro said nearly the western edge of the area way.” Fodorol Label in 1960. The pardon, among oth­ the "potentiality for trouble” in where American Marines fought by sea and air Wednesday. (See Page Five) The 138-pound, 8-foot-e Conrad eisota, Fla. Fedei^ Label half of the department's ex­ ' FALL - CASUAL AND DRESSY $2298 er things, wipes out a $2,600 fine the planned demonstrations. penses in the last biennium went the Viet Cong earlier this week.’ — the smallest of the astronaut The younger Conrad graduat­ $3453 be had not paid and means he The basic issue, Ryan said. Is for the care of about 20,000 blind No contact was reported today group — has a smile and a good ed from Princeton University in SALE PRICE can practice law again before "should we or should we not aged, disabled or sick adults. between Americans and the Viet humor that makes him a favor­ 1963 with a degree in aeronautl- STYLES - 2 AND 3 PIECE SALE PRICE federal courts. give in to the demands of this Using material from his an­ Cong. Job Corpsmen Riot ite everywhere. cad engineering. He met his The onetime head of the Jus­ group. No government worth its nual report, Shapiro said the L t Gen. Victor Krulek, There were some astonished strikingly beautiful wife, the M995 tice Department's Tax Division salt can succumb to any de­ money provided medical, hos- Marine commander in the Pa' looks last February when the former Jane DeBoee of Uvalde, KNITS INCLUDED! ♦2895 said he Is very happy about it. mands, no matter what threats cific, said today that about one Navy lieutenant commander Tex., while she was attending Model 202. Standard transmission, push button radio, Bquipped with 260 H.P. V-8 engine (uses regular gas), The pardon was announced accompany them." (See Page Five) per cent o f the U.S. Marines Protection R acket was teamed with L. Gordon school at Bryn Mawr. padded panel, whitewall tires, deluxe wheel covers. Multi-Drive Automatic transmission, radio, power steer­ Friday by the Justice Depart­ Cooper Jr. to fly the eight-day They married the day after he ing', whitewall tires, decor group, retractable front seat ment. The White House had no Gemini mission. was graduated. A few days later he Joined the Navy to become a belts, windshield washer, remote control mirror, backup immediate comment...... Cooper is a man known to be 1965 MECURY flier. lightA day-night mirror, wheel covers. " I ’ve been living in a fishbowl Blam ed fo r Battle stingy with words. Conrad is the only Ivy League ON E V E R Y COLONY PARK STATION WAGON for 14 years,” (Caudle said In “ It looks as if Gordo isn’t WBidesboro, N.C., upon hearing MORGANFIELD, Ky. (A P ) —deluding three from Washington, going to say as much in eight astronaut. stock No. 5-M-278 1965 MERCURY MONTEREY the news. “ Everywhere I go A Job Ckirps spokesman says Invetigates the incident. Dr. days as he did on his 34-hour And on his upper left arm V 4-DOOR SEDAN people know me. They remem­ trouble at the Camp Breckin­ John Kennedy, project director Mercury flight,” a newsman there is a big tattoo of on an­ DRESS Federal Label stock No. 5-M-272 ber me as the man who was ridge center — which fostered a for the Urban Job Corps cen­ said. chor, stars and initials of the $4133 fired by Harry Truman.” 48-minute riot among 80 train­ ters; Sam Yetts, special assist­ The remark prompted this re­ U.S. Navy. That makes him the Federal Label Truman dismissed Caudle for ees — apparently stems from ant to Office of Elconomlc Op­ ply from Conrad: only tattooed astronaut. 'IN STO CK SALE PRICE $3408 outside activities incompatible "a certain protection racket portunity Director Sargent "That's why he is taking me On geology field trips, he with his government duties. (that) has been in operation for Shrlver, and Harry Stuck of the along — to do all the talking.” looks like Billy the Kid. SALE PRICE Five years later, in 1986, dur­ about two weeks.” Office of Economic Opportunity The nickname "P ete” fits the " I like to wear denim pants happy-go-lucky Conrad, 38. 2 OFF ♦3435 ing the Eisenhower administra­ At least 11 persons were In­ arrived at the camp about six and Jacket, a big cowboy hat • PETITE SIZES 5 - IS tion, Caudle and Matthew J. jured. hours after the riot. "M y mother wanted a son and ride horses,” he says. •JUNIOR SIZES 7-15 Color; Black Cherry. AU-vlnyl interior, 266 H.P. V-8 ♦2882 Connelly, Truman's appoint­ Charles Preston, comp public named Peter,” Conrad said, He gets plenty of chiuices to (See Page Five) engine (uses regular gas), Multi-Drive automatic trans- Color: Midnight Blue. Bquipped with 260 H.P. V-8 engine ments secretary, were conidct- relations director, said that the "My- father wanted me to be ride horseback. His father-in- lissai' 10-20, Women'f l2*/j-24'/i mtssion, radio, front floor mats, courtesy lights, white- (uses regular gas), M ultl-IM ve automatic transmission, ed on charges of accepting oil "protection racket and a rash of law, Winn O. DuBose of Uvalde, wall tires, luggage carrier, power steering, power brakes, whitewall tires, decor group, radio, power steering, re' royalties In exchange for using burglaries” have brought FBI owns a large ranch in south­ Paris inspired Courreges look . , , little tinted windshield, retractable front seat belts, windshield tractable front seat belts, windshield washer, 2-speed their influence to block prosecui agents onto the post several western Texas. black dresses for doinjr the town . . . 2 wakher, padded panel, remote control m inor, backup wipers, remote control mirror, day-night mirror, backup tlon or ease the sentence of a St! times In the past few weeks. "M y four boys are more Im­ and S piece bonded costume knits . . . lights, day-night mirror, door guards. lllhts, wheel covers. Louis shoe wholesaler conilcted D. L. Coleman, 18, Oakland, pressed with their grandfather of federal Income tax evaalon. than they are with me being an yoonsr London styles . . . whether you’re Calif., president of the student Dawn Brings End Caudle said when he was re­ government of the federal anti' astronaut,” Conrad aald, "They conservative or have avant garde taste leased that " I was a product of poverty camp in western Ken' ■ay, ‘But Daddy, Grandpa has you will be sure to find dresses that will a vendetta that Sherman Adams tucky, said he had talked to horses',” start the season off greatj and Herbert Brownell had to­ meiny of the 600 corpsmen about The boys are Peter, 10! To Greek Rioting Thomas, 8; Andrew, 6; and ward Mr. Truman." the "protection racket” report Choose frmn winter pastels, dark tone Adams was assistant to the several times before the riot Chrlsotpher, 4. fall colors in prints, solids, checks, president and Brownell was at­ broke out Friday. ATHENS, Greece (A P )— Nightlong rioting which The family spends much tima at the ranch but lives In a large, tweeds! This is the most smashing dress torney general during the Ei­ "But they didn’t wont to talk Greece’s new premier called “ revolutionaiy action” was about the racket — they wanted rambling house In the Houston opportunity of the season! senhower admlnistratien. Cau­ quelled at dawn today with fires still burning in some JUST 3 BRAND NEW dle repeated Friday that "Sher­ to fight,” he said. suburb of Timber (Jove, not far man Adams was behind the A mob of about 78 attacked a parts of Athens. frqm the Manned Spacecraft Center. Regularly 9 . 9 9 ...... N O W 8 . 196S UNCOLN CONTINENTALS whole thing. Mr.. Elsenhower tlretruok they apparent­ The capital looked like an to speak Sunday In the central didn't need my case to win the ly thought was coming to settle armed camp under guard of square of Larissa. The blonde, blue-eyed Conrad olectlon in 1984.” fighting which began between police and armored cars. At least 187 persons were hurt drives a flashy, fire-engine red, AT SUBSTANTUL YIAIUMD SAVINGS The battle between massive ■ports car, like many of his as­ Regularly 1 1 .9 9 ...... N O W Caudle, 61, insisted that " I "swirling knots of people,” said Friday night In a wild one-hour 9.60 police forces and rioters, whom tronaut friends. He zips along feel no bitterness toward any­ Seymour Bryson, director of battle between 18,(XX) demon­ student security. police described as "leftists and the roads, honking the hom and one." strators and 8,000 police. Hours Regularly 1 4 .9 9 ...... hioW 12. Fireman Stuart Lovell, 80, diehard Oommunlsts,” raged later, police hurled tear gas waving at friends as if this wero He and Connellv were speolfl- Morganfield, was pulled from for six hours and left some sec­ bombs at scattered outbreaks of any small town. cally convicted of conspiracy to his truck by the rioting youths tions of the city in shambles. rioting. He attends an Bplseopal deprive the government of their who hit him with tire chains, Police said that 340 persons A police official said It was church regularly. Regularly 1 7 .9 9 ...... N O W 1 4 . 4 0 Impartial servlcea In an income ■ticks and belts. were taken into custody. Many the worst rioting in the Greek Conrad started flying at toit 'TRADE WELL a t m o m ar ty brothers tax case involving St. I»uls age of 10. He soloed while « YOU ALWAYS He 'was taken to a hospital in were released after questioning. capital since the 1947-18 civil shM wholesaler Irving Sacha, nearby Bvansvllle, lad., whoro TTie riotera, most of them sup; war. teen-ager. He was ohossn a|) Regularly 1 9 .9 9 ...... N O W 1 6 . who pleaded guilty to evading he was reported In fair condi­ portera of fallen Premier Since July 21, riote by sup­ astronaut, with the second groug $128,721 In Income taxes. tion today. Oeorge Papandreou, shouted In 1868, after being turned down Harry Schwlmmer, Sachs' porters of fallen Premier It was determined later that Insults against King Constan­ Oeorge Papandreou have in an earlier bid to be a Mareto lawyer, was the alleged fixer In E X T R A CLfiRBCS - CASH O R the ftretruok had arrived be­ tine, his mother, and Constan­ causM more than 600 Injuries ry astronaut, the case, but Caudle aald Friday cause of a false alarm. tine'a new premier, Blais Tslri- Ha likes travsUng around t t i that "tha only thing I ever got and reeuHed in the death of ona Ten job corpsmen were trMt- mokos. student. country and aaya M wlU like from Harry Schwlmmer was 4 at a camp hospital. MosUof Papandreou left the capital traveling among the stara evefl CHARGE-EVEN LAYAWAYS! two Ohrlstmaa carda." The street dteorden started them had stab wounds, many early today for central Greece after the 3B-year-old king fired more. Ha has i^ a d mora toa« MORIARTY RROTHERS Sohtrimmar was Indicted with hod outs and bruises, author­ on Ills ipromtsed "march to the Papandreou July 10 over a 8,000 boun firing lim e Inoludlaf •'HAWnrORO OOUNTT’S OLDEST UNCXHUN-MBROITBY DEALER" Ready S A T U R D A Y 9:30 a.m. Sharp OonnaUy and (3audle but was Final Wave Before Eight Days of Space ities said. l^ p l e " to teU his side of Ms dispute on obntrol of the armed more tlian 1,100 In Jeta, anted a mistrial whan he col- Astronaut Pete Conrad waves to technicians at Cape Kennedy as he and Names o< the Injured were not dispute with the 20-year-old forces. "Z agroe with fom er Ffsto SOI C0HIR STRMT OPEN IVm iNGS (Imept Tlivraday) T IL 643.B138 Epeed with a heart attack at announced by Job CJorps oftl« king. Just bslors Friday nl|^t's dant Hany •. T a m m , vtto tha bagt^ng of tlMlr trial. Ha Astronaut Gordon Cooper walk up ramp on the way to boarding their CSeminI elate, Ho had a major apeeoh ached- coca said, '<3o eat it Im , d i S m s ssvar tm tf. 6 apace ahip. re to get some food. 4 A All Pom came to an eventful clima.x this South won with the ace. De­ collector, has announced that Advanced beginners; Phlll' pany said the ban went Into ef­ ' ’“A man we assumed to be the clarer led a club to dummy s fect Monday, in response to a proprietor looked at us with a week by having the Annual collecUons of taxes due July 1 Flamand, Stephen Oravell Field Day and Picnic Tliur.sday ace and returned a heart, losing Terry Girardin, Linda Biaeon, recommendation from a State •hotgun In his hand and told us, the king to the ace. A 8-7-8: Hearts, 8.4; Diamonds, have amounted to 81,330,352.50, Department of Health divlalon ^ t off my property,’" she morning, at the West Side Oval. Q.B; Clubs, A-J-8-5-8. What do Leslie Petersen, Susan Lover Boys and girls were picked up West returned a heart to the compared with a total expected Ing, Eileen Rlodan, Daniel Bell, that conservation efforts be aald. "He shot before we had a queen, and South ruffed a heart you sayf revenue for the year ot 83,573,- started. chance to turn around.” at the playgrounds and brought Answer: Pass.- You have n Neal Mackey, Unda Girardin, over to the West Side Oval in dummy. Now declarer re­ 118.89. Tom Henson, Shelia Strohm, The recommendation to con­ Alabama Atty. Gen. Rich­ turned a diamond, and East points In high cards and 3 points Brown said also that many serve water in the face of the mond Flowers promlwed a full- where they participated In con- tor the douoletons. With a total Jackie Thomas, Karen Dragons tesUs and races; after a picnic took the Jack. Bast return^ a taxpayers are sending in delin­ Donna Shaffer, Beth RIordan drought was sent to all water acale Investigation and vowed, of 18 points you have an option­ quent tax payments without in­ suppliers in the state, accord­ "If this Is murder. It will be they were returned by buses trump, hoping to reduce dum­ al opening bid but decline the Chris Fortin, Kevin Henson, to their playgrounds. my’s ruffing power, and South cluding Interest charges, or with Louis Bilodeau Jr., Jeff Rey­ ing to Richard Woodhull, chief prosecuted to the full extent of option since you should devalue Interest figured on only the first of the water supply section of file law." The supervisors were In allowed this to ride dummy • the queen of diamonds. If your nolds, Debbie Demers, Ray­ charge of all events. ■even. ^ . . . . half of the tax bill, due July 1, mond Lovering, David Stlebltz, the department. •President Johnson In.structed queen were in either black suit, Instead of on the total tax due. A spokesman for Pine Knob Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach The following children won a Thus far nobody could find a accompanying an ace, you Bruce Rafferty, Wayne ’Tursl, to begin a "vigorous and imme­ trophy for winning the most flaw In South’s method of play­ According to the town charter, Bobby Tabshey, Jill Blancuccl, •aid its water supply was ade­ would g(ive it full value and if the firM tax installment is not quate end notified the state diate" investigation and tlie Award Cards at playgrounds: ing the hand. That came soon, would open the bidding. Debbie Bisson, Joan Juknts, Justice Department ordered an Valley St., Llnnea Johnson: Na­ for South ruffed a club and led paid by July 31, the entire bill Jean Juknie, Robert Lovering, that it did not anticipate any Copyright, 1865 Immediately falls due. shortage. PBl probe. than H.-rle, Sheryl Fairfield; a diamond, ruffing with dum General Features Corp. Karen Stlebltz, Audrey Nelson, “The President has ordered Keeney St.. Joyce Fdgar; Buck- my’s nine of trumps. JTils means that the payments Denise Joalln, Kenny Goodwin But Woodhull said Pine Knob (bat he be kept informed of ley. Carl Ogren; Green, Terry This wss South’s sporting^ due July 1 and January 1, 1066, and Shelley Strohm. •whose water is supplied by progress made in identifying ■McGurkln: Waddell, Cindy play, and it co.st him the K ^ e will be charged Interest at the Swimmers: Diane Bell, Mar­ wells, also informed him that it 2 and apprehending those who are Wandych: Robertson Park, and rubber. Ba.st over-ruffed rate of one-half per cent per garet Belh Suzanne Caron, had no way of measuring its responsible for the heinous Debbie Kenlston; Charter Oak, I with the king and led another month from July 1, Brown said. Lawrence Chapman, Thomas M. water level. acts,” said a White House •Susan Ulley; West Side, Donna j trump to clear out the last Meet the Candidates Connellan, Anne Gallagher, The water company suppHes m E n D O lu s the Pine Knob development, a ■pokesman. Cummings: Verplanck, Pris­ trump from the dummy. South DRIVI IN MARTI ORU • i Mrs. Carole Strock, publicity James Gallagher, Daiid Caron Lowndes County officials were cilla Jassie; Bowers, Nancy still had a losing diamond In chairman of the League of and Ted CheMlck. small section of wlilch extends Vght-lipped after talking at his hand and couldn't eat It Women Voters, has announced Scout March from Soiith Windsor Into Ver­ Doherty Girl Scouts have been Invited non, and nearby homes. The length with Coleman and three The Playground Field Day since the opponents were watch­ plara for a "Meet Your Candi­ Montgomery County attorneys, ing him too closely. dates” night, cosponsored by the to march in the Wapplng Pair water division Is operated by consisted of a variety of races— Jazz Band Gets Ready for Pearson Concert parade Sept. 11. Girl Scout and I. R. Stlch AsHOClates, which Vaughn Hill Ro*blnson, a state ! .sack race, tire race, baseball A less sporting South would Women’s CJlub and the league senator. Joe Phelps and Robert Pete Pantaluk and part of his big-band jazz combo blast ets, four trombones, drums, piano and bass. Presently a make sure of the contract by The meeting will be Sept. 13 at Brownie leaders wishing their constructed the development. | throw, running bases, six potato away in rehearsal for the forthcoming G. Albert Pearson sophomore at the Berklee School of Music in Boston, he has troops to participate are being Pine Knob’s estimate of Its Black, Coleman’s nephew. I race, softball pitch, kickball ruffing the third round of dia­ 8 p.m. at the high school. .Coleman, a gray-haired resi­ memorial concert, which will spotlight not only Pete’s re­ been principal trumpeter with the Manchester Civic Orches­ monds with the ace of trumps asked to call Mrs. Fred Palm­ water situation was sent the kick and dashes. 'The sports cently organized group of local talent but also a 50-voice tra and has played with numerous other orchestras. Includ­ Democratic and Republican er, Hilton Dr. state in answer to a question­ dent engineer for the State Events” were 'w on b'v ' the" Vo'l- Instead of the nine. South would candidates for town office and Highway Department, often children: chorale and a folk music group. Pete .says that his orchestra ing the Hartford Symphony. The concert will take place then return to his hand by ruff­ naire Woodhull sent to all is made up of 17 musicians, mainly Manchester High School Tuesday, Aug. 31 at 7:30 at the grounds of the Mary Cheney the chairmen of bhe two poli­ Manchester Evening Herald water suppliers last month. He worked without pay as a part-, gii-),; Sack race, Maureen ing a club and ruff his last dia­ tical parties have been Inirited Changing diapers or oil—it’s all the same to Mrs. Custodial Contract Reopened alumni, and concentrates on Jazz-influenced music ala Count Library. (Herald photo by Pinto.) mond with dummy’s nine. Bast South Windsor correspondent, said he found that nine sup­ time special deputy sheriff. Laughrey, Pam Moriarty, Les- Basle. The ensemble consists of five saxophones, five trump­ Mrs. John Tyter of Glaston­ Aime Lyons, tel. 644-8M2. Barbara Battles. Here she’s finishing up the sentice pliers are faced with serious George Bingham (left), president of Local 991 of the AFL-CTO union tor government em­ He is married and the father ^ jjg McCann: tire race, Beth Fox, could not defeat the contract. bury wlH act as moderator. of two children. He Is a native Debbie Tedford, Valerie Poulin; Dally Question on a car in her husband’s gas station. Washing dishes problems as a result of the ployes, and Superintendent of Schools William Chirtls pen their signatures to papers de­ The league is a non-partisan later helps take off the grit and grime, she says. drought noting the reopening of the current contract between the board of education and the cus­ of the Haynesville area and j softball pitch, Pat Mlnirow.skl, ty for his care is shared between As dealer, you hold; Spades, organization, ita purpose in this There is a possibility, he todial and maintenance employes of the town’s school system. Dominic Badolato, repre­ comes from a family active in i 3fi|.bara Fee, Sue Moreau: po- Adoption—Part 2 his foster parents and the state. Instance being to present as Ru§k Protests (AP Photofax). said, that If the drought con­ senting Connecticut Municipal Council No. 4 of the American Federation of State, County civlc affairs. ! ^ to race, Janet Daigle. Pris- He is always assured of board, many candidatea as possible to tinues, the health department and Municipal Employes, looks on. The signing took place yesterday morning in the confer­ His son. Tom Coleman Jr., is cilia Jassie, Lisa Davis; kick- clothing, medical and dental the public at one time, grlving Possible, Says may order, instead of recom­ ence room of the board. (Herald photo by Saterais.) a state patrolman stationed at ball kick, Joyce Moreau, Nancy care even if his foster parents them an opportxmity to speak mend, that restrictions be im­ Montgomery. A brother, Joe L. Perry, Janine Daigle; 30-vard can't afford it. and to answer questloiu sub­ Legion Leader p o s t. He said that, under the Coleman, is chairman of the | ^a.sh, Wendy Payne; 40-yard Three Agencies S im ilar reported blown out a mile froia Montgomery city water works, aash. Cathy M a h e r. Chervi Also, many foster parents mitted in wrtlng by the au- Mother of Three present conditions. It Is a “pru­ the explosion. have children of their own and dlemm, Mrs. Strock said. POR’TLAND, Ore., (AP) — dent thing” to conserve water. Gas Pipeline Explodes, Sheriff’s deputies said motoi^ and a sister. Holda Coleman, is Winot, Darlene Rickis: 60-yatd Memibers of the Women’s superintendent of Lowndes dash, Susan Peck, Marion Guica. they tend to treat all kids under Where You Can Enjoy ’The American Legion’s national ista on U.8. 30 reported seeing a their care the same. If the fami­ Club will serve refreshments in County schools. i Anna Dion; 60-yard da,sh. Gail Fine Food commander, Donald Johnson, fireball from the blast as tar as ly goes to the beach or a movie | the cafeteria after the preeen- Girl Killed, Acres Burned 40 miles away. “He Is respected in the com- i Krawles, Sophie Talaga, Mau- In Philosophy, M ethods says demonstrations against Busy Meehanie U.S. Cowboys munlty," said a deputy sheriff, i reen Martin. or Just for a drive the foster ^ In a Relaxed tatlMi of the candidates. AU The Rigdon twins were sleep­ townspeople are in-vlted to at- “He laughs and jokes a lot. I d Boys: Sack race. Gary Bunce. child will most likely be brought: Atmosphere Secretary of State Dean Rusk Bite the Dust VAN WERT, Ohio (AP) — A>>a spark, while a train passed. ing In a tent with a neighbor call him a friendly person." Robert Felber. Mark Kimball; By MALCOLM BARLOW <«>those whose mothers plan to'f'same chance for the normal de- with them. | « the adminis­ She was the only woman to take (quartered) do wonders for a quickly as po.ssible.' ed. Foster parents usually set for Oct 2 from 9 a.m. to tration’s Viet Nam policies. be completed by October. 9 p.m. load of American and WERT employes said the gas The blast rattled windows In the jury was unable to reach a Finnegan, Peter Gorman; 40-1 placed in the state’s care, For this reason 90 of the 135 less likely to find a permanent noon at the town hall. "Business is slow right now,” a two-week course In pumping British Westenu and crime sto­ line blew up, possibly ignited by Van Wert. Window glass was tossed green salad. verdict. yard dash. Russ Norton. Scott I All three adoption agencies home before he is two. After the want children similar to them­ He said he viewed this with she says. “But I’ll really be un­ gas and changing oil. ’Then she adoptions made by the Bureau selves. There are not enough “Zebra" 8:30 - 6:80 - 9:80 Drive Chairman distaste, but added “the right to ries. Revised programs are Another trial had been sched­ Gorman. Glenn Gorrenti; 50-' operating in Manchester, Chil- in 1964 were With babies under age of two his chancea are very “Hercules” 2:00 - 5:00 - 8:06 der there in the fall.” started mechanic’s school as the being submitted. uled next month, but Wilkins’ Negro families applying for Starts Tomorrow Dr. Robert V. Williams, 20 dissent in an established fact of yard dash, Ed Crandall, Mike dren's Services, the Diocesan a month old. Many of them did poor. C5ouples who adopt chil­ foster children who can take Hillsdale Rd., hafbeen appoint­ She means under the cars and lone female In a class of 13. Network officials said they attorney. Matt H. Murphy Jr., Pagani, Denis Wirtalla; 60-yard Bureau of Social Welfare, and dren most often want babies or life under our democratic sys­ under the hoods. That’s where At first Mrs. Battles put In protested in vain against Hill’s not see a foster home. care of the Negro child. The ed general chairman of the 1965- tem.” was killed Friday in a highway dash. Dale Ostrout, Mike Pen-. the Jewish Social Service, hope i In most of the Bureau’s adop- small infants that they can raise changing economic picture of all the action is in the mechanic about 20 hours a week. Now It Is order clsiimlng that audience accident. siero, Mike Jeffries. completely as their own. GOT 66 Red Cross Fund drive in out­ He urged leg(lonnalres to get business and also all the grease 40 or more, much of it at night U to place in adoption homes all tions there is no time for ex- Negro families may brighten SOMEONE'S ratings showed this was what After two, Johnny’s main hope lying Harford area towns and authorities to handle any disturb­ and dirt. That doesn't bother when she holds down the fort WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT SHADY GLEN Valley St. came out the victor , the children without homes tensive study to be made of the this fact in the not too dis­ braiMhes. ances, “no matter how distaste­ the pubHc wanted. totaling 42 points; second place, that are put in their care. I child's personality. Only his would be older couples that the tant future. TOO Mrs. Battlqs. with a king-size German she- They also bowed to am order Verplanck, 35 points; and third agencies felt could not handle Charter president and a char­ ful such demonstrations may be "Washing dishes keeps my pherd. TRUE ICE CREAM Tolland County Their methods are very ; blood parents are taken into If he were not placed in a ter member of the South Windsor to clean up some popular crime place, Waddell. 23 points. similar because of state laws consideration in pairing him the problems of an infant who to you.” hands clean.” Her mother looks after the shows “not considered suitable The eleven playgrounds offici­ may be in adolescence as his foster home he might live at Rotary Club, Dr. Wllllmas Is a ’The annual Legion parade is Mrs. Battles got into the busi­ children — three boys aged 1%, and because a child’s needs are with a family. Mansfield Training School or I director of Rockville Savings * planned Monday with Lt. Gen. for family viewing.” Dodd to Attend ally clased yesterday at noon for the same no matter what faith But Mr. Power believes that adopted parents enter retire­ ness by accident shortly after 3<^, and 5^. the eight-week period of super­ ment. another school in New Haven i Loan Assn, and is a member of James L. Richard, commander her husband, Richard, 29, How does her husband feel he may have been bom into. there has been no sign of poor or New London. He may live, East Hartford Knights of Co­ of the eth Army, San Francisco, Eggwhite Bad for Dog County Picnic vised activities by the Recrea­ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eldward placing without personality There are 76 children living opened his first station three about It? , tion and Park Department with with relatives of his parents, j lumbus, Father Martin Council; as grand marshal. The parade years ago. "She’s great,” he says. To J. Reardon, pastor of St. James’ study. He says the added time in foster homes In the Manches­ but this is often an unhealthy! the Hartford Dental Society; ot delegates Is expected to take CHiaAGO — Egg yolk fed For Democrats an approximate total of 70,523 (Jhurch and a member of the the child has with his new par­ ter area. Of these roughly half "I stopped by one Sunday prove it he hired four girls to G youngsters participating in the emotional experience for the i and the Connecticut State Den five hours to pass the reviewing dressed for church,” she said. pump gas. raw Is good for a dog, but whole Human Relations Ck>mmlssion, ents is more important. are free of legal entanglements child, the relatives, and th e ; various programs and approxi­ with their real parents and can tal Association. stand. My husband told me to watch Mrs. Battles keeps her hand eggs or eggwhite alone should Sen. Thomas J. Dodd will at­ feels strong concern for home­ The Jewish Social Service, parents. | Serves In Caroliiu: Rusk is the keynote speaker. always be cooked because the mately 3,152 adults attended less children. He says that “All which handles about 20 adop­ be adopted. the station while he went on the in feminine things, too. She des­ tend the Tolland County Demo­ and enjoyed the supervision. Even if Johnny’s legal ties I Marine Sgt. Alexander F. He will Euldress the meeting road. The next thing I knew I igned the girls’ uniforms. raw white of egg destroys an Individuals — all children — are tions in the Hartford area each The main disadvantages to a Tuesday morning and return to Important -vitamin, biotin, In a cratic Association picnic tomor­ child living in a foster home lie to his real parents are broken m-G-M p"' •'” Sullivan, son of Mrs. Helen Sul­ the children of God. As such, year, also believes in a speedy and he is healthy and white livan of 78 Miller Rd., Wapplng, Washington Immediately alter dog’s intestines. row at the American Legion they have infinite worth, innate placing of the child. For many in the uncertainty that that will his chances for being sulopted Is serving with Headquartere his talk, the State Department day night’s trouble started when Field in Rockville. The picnic School Planned dignity and a spiritual destiny. years there was a waiting list be his home next year, next after going into state care are Squadron at the Marine Corps said Friday. will start at 1 p.m. and continue "It is in the family and of couples for children. They month or even tomorrow. Greek Rioting demonstrators left a theater small and would diminish every Air Faculty, New River, Jack- Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, re­ rally and tried to march on Par­ until dark. through loving a.s.sociation with were more than ready to take Strong family attachments of­ year. eonvlUe, N. C. ’The squadron cently ambasssador to South THE For Youngsters the baby as soon as it became ten form between foster parents Ends at Dawn liament. Congressman William St. parents that child’s basic spirit­ About 100 of the 800 children provides administrative and lo­ Viet Nam, follows Rusk. Other Onge of the Second Cong^res- ual, physical and emotional available. and the children. But if the Athens' Public Prosecutor Pa- adopted each year in Connecti­ gistic support for air units prominent speakers include nayiotis Nikolodimos said: BIBLE ■ional District will also be pres­ A pre-school class for handi­ needs are met, preparing him to But there are other reasons child’s real parents did not give based at Janksonville. Adm. David McDonald, chief of (Continued from Page One) up their legal rights to him they cut are from the 7,000 kids in This is not rioting. This is an ent. capped children, 3 Vi to 6 achieve his potential, both tem­ for holding the child besides state care. The rest are mostly K Q C hli: Wins Scholarship naval operations, George Mea- SPEAKS Walter Beliecki, chairman of poral and spiritual. checking his personality. The can return to claim him and he mcuoOoun riot, the king s-wore in Tsirlmok- insurrection.” years old, is opening for those infants Ih agency care. This Alan B. Goess, son of Mr. and ny, president of the AFL-CIO, The demonstrators set bon­ the picnic, says there will be “Adoption provides a perma­ agencies want to make sure must go no m atter what he Mrs. Edwin A. Goess, 75 Mur­ and Sens. George Murphy, R- os as premier. who it is felt would benefit wants. This kind of situation has means that Johnny would have fires and smashed shopwlndows. fey "plenty of food, soda and beer." nent home and loving parents there is a full and legal release about a 1 in 70 chance of being ray Rd., Wapplng. has received Callf., and ’Thomas Dodd, D- Demonstrators shouted insults There will also be pony rides for from an experience in a small, from the mother. broken many hearts. a 8100 Capitol Area Scholarship Oonn. Tsirlmokos charged that efforts Eugene for children denied the care of adopted each year. NORTH against the royal family and were being made deliberately to children, a water balloon throw­ friendly, structured school at- their natural parents due to a Often the baby Is premature Also, if the foster parents from the University of HarUord Delegates will wade through Brewer and can’t be released from med­ physical situation changes and But Johnny was among the Tsirlmokos, 58, who recently provoke police smd cause “prop­ ing contest for the adults, pie. mosphere. The class is under variety of circumstances." MARTIN MILNER-ANDY M VIN ! In recognition of high academic almost 600 resolutions, including erty damage and human vic­ and watermelon contests, pea- the sponsorship of the United ical care. And sometimes the they are no longer able to give lucky ones right from the be­ standing. A 1966 graudate of some on Viet Nam, before the bolted from Papandreou’s Cen­ The basic adoption proce­ ginning. Children’s Services had tims.” nut hunts and other events, un- Cerebral Palsy Association, dure the agencies follow is agency must make a thorough child the state’s minimum South Windsor High School, he sessions end 'Hiursday. ter Union party. "All scripture is inspired of der the chairmanship of William It will be in a convenient lo- physical check on the child. i requirements then the child an adopting couple in mind as IIM DAVIS •JOYCE MEADOWS was boys’ sports editor for the The government will take ”!i I simple: Find the best possible Tsirlmokos indicated he would God and is profitable for teach­ Androlevlch of Bolton, aided by cation, and open, free of home for the child and place What are Johnny's chances either go to another home soon as he was born. When the school newpaper, a member of firm steps against any more ing. for reproof, for correction, BUY IT Mrs. Jane McCarthy of Rock­ charge, to any resident towns of finding a home? °r back to an institution. doctors and the temporary fos­ ALSO crack down on street protests riots, he said, "because the cap­ him in it as quickly as pos­ the activities committee and during the parliamentary confi­ for Instruction In righteous­ You Can Taste The Quality ville. on the east side of the Con­ sible. Not very good. Only hard ! there are definite advant- ter parents sbw what a normal ‘HERCULES, SAMSON AND ULYSSES”—COLOR science club, and earned a var­ ital must not live dally amidst ness,” 2 Timothy 3:16. As sure­ In the economical half necticut River including Glas­ cold flgpires can show how ' living in a foster home pleasing baby boy he was, they Police Arrests dence debate on his govern the anxieties of these revolu­ gallon container. Over 25 Johnny was put in a Man­ sity letter in track. He will ment, scheduled to start Mon­ ly as it is reasonable that God Routes 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. tonbury, Blast Hartford, Man- chester foster home. A local really bad they are. : and Johnny might even be bet- allowed the couple to see him. study electrical engineering at tionary actions.” is, so it is reasonable that he delicious flavors! Area Weather chester Winder, Rwk- ! The couple was pleased and the U of H School of Engineer­ day. Observers said Tsirlmokos him and an By far the largest part of I®'’ than |I he^had been Richard Allen Tuley, 29, of fears more rioting may result In Papauidreou planned to start a gave to man a revelation of his psychologist checked the 946 children put under the ^ troubled home. eager to take him to his home, ing this fall. 68 Wells St. called police head­ two-day speaking tour today mind and will. It Is difficult to WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)-Very lariy ®for™hildr“ “ *w^ are For one thing the responsibili­ his real home. Completes Training a vote of no confidence. through central Greece to drum . . . '' i i i-liiiiiiiiiitt to e weather is e jected today, phy^slcally and/Tr multiply care of the State Welfare De- AT REGULAR quarters late last night to ask The new premier toured the believe In an Intelligent creator I partment in 1964 were infants Air Bbrce Staff Sgt. Carolyn if there was a warrant out for up support. who would leave his Intelligent likely end handicapped. There will be in JN snsioir. LOW ADMISSION $1.00 riot scene early today and made ^ u d y with the threat of show- attendance, a teacher and full- While he was In his sleepy that agencies could not find W.WIUIMAHTitiS)/Arj C. Manley, 36 Main St„ has his arrest. Police Informed him a personal plea to Papandreou In contrast to the Athens creature without guidance. state social workers and fosteer permanent* homes for. In the Children Under 12 Free completed her final week of there was emd he reportedly riots, there were orderly dem- Therefore, the concept of an in­ time assistant. A DhVfliCAl 8HOWT1ME8 “Cat Ballon” to exert Influence against ‘‘the A zone of un.settled weather therapist visits the class regu- parents compiled Information same year about 800 children summer active duty training at said he would wait at his house downhill course to abnormal! onstratloiM Brtday night by 6,- spired message from God to locatedcn • in n the Central Plains larly and, when indicated by a on his physical development and were adopted through the vari­ Weekdays at 8:40 Westover Air Force Base in until police arrived to pick him (XX) persons In Irakllon and 3,5(X) man is both logical and prob­ SUMMER'S OVER ous agencies and by relatives. Frl. and Sat. at 11:00 MSassachusetts this week. She is ty.” able. Such a revelation should States this morning will be physician, will provide direct indjyldual personality. It is (^lOiiFUS^tndffM theumw'totfie up. In ^raeus. •preading eastward, the U, S. (Children’s Services policy to I This means that aproximate- Sunday at 8:55 a ^ychlatric technician and is The warrant charged Ttiley He asked Papandreou to urge occasion no surprise. 2 therapy services. This "formal" his son, Andreas, and pro-Com- Weather Bureau said. On Sun- try to pair the child’s personal­ ly half of the kids in Johnny’s oometfy question o ^ e year/ employed as. a civilian by the with non-supfport and was is­ setting for young children with I position didn’t find homes. If the munlst leaders to "satisfy them­ The writers of the Bible ^ y cloudiness will be spread­ handicaps can provide guid­ ity with that of the adopting I t t h i s t h e w a y t o Army National Guard at sued by the 12th Circuit Court ing over Connecticut with a couple. he is among the lucky half to St^e Armory in Hartford. selves with legal manifesta­ S*« Our Giant claimed to be moved by divine ance In development and be find a home he has about the on Mo(y 14. This npm ing he tions.” Andreas had predicted inspiration. Without the Bible, AT REGAL’S MEN’S SHOP Complete Svrtm dasses tfiance of showers by evening. used as a springboard from The temporary foater home was attempting to raise 8500 ‘a popular uprising and demon­ Ditploy of School knowledgfe of tlie one supreme Dry air from Canada as- which to base further academic of the agency keeps the child m a k e a I m u i y m o i ^ A t The following children have bond for his release until the ■belated tuccesafully completed the town strations” against Tsirlmokos. SuppIlMl deity, Jehovah, would be nil. with the dominating planning. while it is ^ in g studied and Manchester SeMion of Circuit The government has forbid All other writings of him, both nigh pressure system now over More information concerning i gives It the best care possible recreation department’s “L^ani Court 10 on Sept. 18. If he fails STARTING NEXT MONDAY (AUG. 23) y o u b e tU U ! to Swim” program at Veterans’ den street demonstrations but ARTHUR Jewish and Christian, are but (he northeast will provide bright the class and specific questions i “"I** »•* legalities can be “THE GREAT to post the bond ha will appear permits rallies in closed areas •s outgrowths from the Bible. The wnny weather today, the bureau regarding possible candidates ' straightened out and the baby SPY MISSION” Memorial Park. In court Monday, ■aid. 4 like stadiums and theaters. Fii- unity of the Bible, its exalta­ Is available by calling the is placed in his permanent Beginnersu Karan Williams, Howard Wamock of no cer­ tion of God above the corrup­ Temperatures will rise from Cerebral Palsy office, 125 home. Susan Williams, Helen Scavetta, tain address, who turned 65 tion of heathen deities, its (nis morning’s rather chilly con­ Trumbull St, Hartford.,, Children’s Services reports a David Walck, Drew FlUgerald, yesterday, was found by police picture of man os sinful and ditions to pleasant afternoon shortage of these temporary M m PimrOlbQli Movie Schedule Deiilce Cologne, Richard Oava- last night sleeping on the grass lost. Its accuracy in all fields readings. FIND EMERGENCY WATER homes, since there are more and Call 488-2488 Uo, Billy Oamache, Michael In Center Park. He was charged incidental to Ita purpose, its • With the air mass over the more babies to be cared for. Not Duppeitm, Victor Mascone, WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- > ' l l HOHl SolHNMtt “Pussycat” 10:10 with Intoxication and wlU be forthright honesty regarding Interior Stewart L. only are there children like “Masquerade" 8:88 Chratlne Cologne, Patty Glrar- held In Jail for court on Mon­ the weaknesaes of ita heroes all PLUS dln, Nancy Dewey and Patricia m ^ratures tonight will nottudall said Friday a geological Johnny who are being readied James Gamer, Julie ■ n & td n day as he oannot post 836 bond. combine to place the Bible in OPEN Mrht "bowed four* possible for adoption, but there are also Andrews, "The Ameri- p s w r i w i a i u Rlobard Edgar of no certain a claaa by itaelf. m it man finds *^Sso|^'jacqurtlne Jonas, Anna ■utpaasing wisdom for his moral ••recast for Sunday, temper-"®** I *'"®’‘**"®y Connecticut '^»ter supplies in canliatlon of Emily” Plechowskl, Jerry Boop, Jeff addrese was found In a parked NOTICE and ethical conduct, but he Whitt, Frank Btrollm, Stephen oar in the driveway of a Lin­ MONDAY ihnugh SATURDAY t to 5:30 P.M. ^ r e s wlU be h®ld down to or Udall said unUpped lakes. den sit. home next to the park also is shown a savior. The * levels, ponds, streams and water bear- MATINEES OAILT 1:80 Raymond, •George Meadows, fruits of the lives of those who RoMrt Perrault, David Stand- after a resident of the street TO THE CUSTOMERS OF layers were located In reported him, police say. Edgar follow the Bible are beneficial THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. area Monday along with Ridgefield, New Canaan, Stam­ IP OO-HIT ALSO■miH- IN COLOR ISN < NSe 1*1 ihr Is im S I Ish, Jason Jones, Jeffsry Jones, to the degree that they are d ^ sr and drier air, the bureau ■BiL Richard Hebert, Frankie De- was charged with Intmloatlon ford and the second taxing dis­ EHSIUIOOD and will remain In jail In lieu of THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER loyal to It. The more nearly IMA trict of Norwalk. t MAIN M ‘ ‘ ' ‘ri-'i V'"* " A Bold Peak At Life marals, Peggy Coope, Kathy men adhere to Ita teachings, 8_ E^loslve Hits ftiow&uN/SSKauir Brady, Jerry Blancuocl, Jerry 836 boivl for coiurt on Monday. David C. Bundiam, 31, Glas­ the greater the advance of civil­ Im picture with tha FInt 'Mme Together TarveUo, Charlee Vernais, Ix>- WATER DEPARTMENT isation. Such oannot be said of AU-Star Cast! Dean Martin coma COMPANION COMEDY FEA'rURt raine I^rraault, Thomae Good­ tonbury, was arrested and any other allegedly divine rev­ "THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET' Ingrid Bergnuui Kim Novak will Karen Gandy and Kathy charged with unnecessary iwlie elation. Till WEEK! eOMI Shirley MacLaina "Kiss Ms Stupid" Gandy. with a motor vehicle last itlght. Rex Harrison Also, The Most ANHiMmr, Also, Seott Flanwnd, Lynn He is accused of squealing his The UN of hot! for any outsido "YELLOW ROLLS ROYCB" Outspoken Story Busenas, John Waltt, ’Thomas tirea when the light on Center In color at 1:48-6:85-0:85 Walsk, Dayna Reynolds, Ann St. turned green for him and he Write todayay for free corre- Ot Our Time W W W DOING. made a left turn into pine Bt. wotoring, washing, filling of swimming mdenoe Bible courses in Plus: "OVN FIGHTERS OF "Dssirs Undsr BmsqUte, Uea Hutchins, Kevin ■poi CASA GRANDE" w h a t io v w h o ? RloAui, Debbie Kaslowekl, Court. Date Is sat (or Aug. 80. un s alx lessons. 8:65-7:60 TIm EIiim " IN Frank Motola, Vincent Turdi, pools, or any Ilka I hsrsby pro- John ^ ’abshey, _Wee^ O o^, STARTS SUNDAY East Hartford Gary Dragons, Mary BethBth De- hlbltod bstwNn tbs hours of 7:00 a.m. WrlU: Walt Disney's ^ MWiai'MNIMOF marala,marale, Donnatkmna Bugbsa,Bugbee, Mark FALL SCHEDULE CHURCH OF CHRIST 80S MAIN ST. “CINDERELLA" DRIVE IN 5 Joalln, Janst KrawskI, MarUyn and 11:00 psm. 648-2478 8:00-5:15-8:80 'J9N6T DKK /UIN* M9 MarlnsUl, Stmhen Damarala, MARLOW’S OPEN 6 Lydall at Vernon Bts. plus “Battle ot Villa Florito" Stnrto Sim. “The Amoroun ■**^*w(c Bhrla la “OI Btnc*" W e* H sbsct " y lAUQU" AIM IBwt Btrobra, OrsT Worship—80:46 a.m., 8:00 p.m.

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P A G E n H F A G B F O U B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. AUGUST 21. 19CT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1966 •Wonden of ihe Vniver$t believe that this can bo achieved with Cooper First Vernon Viet Marines Meet Cong measurable time.” Many Chores Facing Gemini 5 Takes Off Six Variances We have run on, quoting our British ■Filling Station’ Asteroids To Fly Again CorttfttQ contemporary, beyond the baste slm- Churches During Mopup Operation pMcIty of Its one fundamental analyele. Kmaaoel Latheraa Chareh IfatRi MiRn MM Cknrok a( R » SeeawpSea Into an Orbit Are Approved, I St. aad ■ Astronauts in On Historic Voyage it said that what Loe Angeles, with Rev. O. Henry AaSenea, m Parker Flight (Oonttamsd tram Pas* Om ) Bov.r. PraiKM J. BiSalek Ultimate in Space Flight , One Is Tabled all Its seneelees and not especially pro­ Pastor Rev. Barle R. CAPE KANNEDT, FIs. (AP) Hospital Notes f Rev. Melvin T. Petereea, Paatar supporting arms, nor oertalnly meat J. Oeppa too, carrying welght- — Astronaut L. Gordon Ofloper (OoBttnusd from Ptif# Oa#) voked violence, means le this, that the Assistaat Paster Btopping-ftonea in flIghU soiei, CAPE KBimnDDY, Fla. (A P )«get lazy, Jr. Iz th# first man to bs rockst- The zoning board of appeals under the individual aggrMStve- ^Mlahtra _ BY DB. I. M. LEVITT, — Tha zoript Is written and for leesB flesh. First measurements VlalUng houra are 8 to 8 p.m. f^Mmdled Ootobar 1. IIU American Negro Is going to go all the t;M a.m., WttraMp Bervlee. the solar systsm. sd into orbit a second Urns. President Johneon was among 12th Circuit has granted six appeals and ness of toe Marines,” he said. Maaaas at 7. 8, 8:18, 10:18 d ir e c t o r aatronauta L. Gordon Cooper Jr. ■how that astronauts’ bones ac­ In all areas excepting mater­ The general also said that way, not polite IltUe steps along the s a.m., Morning Suffrages. Adeler Turgeon preaehing. Ser­ We could not poaalbly op^ the mllllone acroee the country tabled one following a public and 11:48 a.m. The Felt and Charlez Conrad Jr. every tually waste away somewhat On May 16-16, 1968, ths Air nity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. "weapons ot Russian daslgn, way, and that he Is making the Jour­ 9 a.m., Divine Worship and mon: "TIm Peace e< God." Kin­ Of the Franklin Inetitute ate our truok-automoMlo eeoQo. Foret lieutenant colonel, then Court C as^ hearing last week. jaaiaj-is-sraiiJ^ Church School for Kindergarten dergarten and Nuraery for minute of the next eight dayz la after long periods in space. X- watching the liftoff on televl- and 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private probably Chinese manufae- ELshMUr, OomL, M 8 ^ n d Clan Mall my in tha United Statos wit w major, circled the globe 22 Martin Lerner, manager of rooms where they are 10 a.m. ney now, not In some more convenient through Grade i. Nurseryy for in- children through age S. • St. BartholoBmw’t Okuick The dramatic successes of a network of numerous rsfue], accounted for. ray studies before and after elon. He was at ths Whits lured,” were taken from Viet Rev. PklMp Hawey. im ter (light will test the density of times in 84 hours and 20 mlhutez Marty’s Firestone at 65 Wind­ to 8 p.m., Visitors are requested and reasonable tomorrow. fents. Sermon by Pastor Ander­ our lunar and planetary probes Ing stations. Why should it bt From the moment the 90-foot House. EAST HARTFORD HRHHION sor Ave., was granted a vari­ Cong b.^les. ■UB8CRIFTION RATES Rev. Rickard C. BoUea tail Titan 3 rocket blasts them astronaut bones. in hlz Faith 7 Mercury capsule not to smoke In patients’ rooms. Half way Is not enough. son at both services, "Let’s PIral Oharek af CRrtal. any dlffsrsnt In space? Actual, The nearest rocketeers ever Richard Rhea, 40, of 618 Main ance to build a two-day addi­ In Washington, a U.B, official Payablt In Adraaea . Aaalataat Pastor are beginning to raise questions on their way to space, nearly Vestibular effects — Motion That was an American space No more than two visitors at estimated that as many as 1,0(X) . T n r ...... Tomorrow le not tn time. Mske Use of Ood-glven Oppor- SetealM ly, the energy rsqulromenU for endurance record for more than came before to a launch exactly Bt., Manchester, was sentenced tion at toe rear of the existing Month! ...... 11.00 tuniUes.” M l N. Mala St. as to when will men undertake every move of the two Gemini 6 and balance sensors are located one time per patient. Viet Cong may have been killed. aa Months ...... AM Maesea at 8:48, 7:48, 8, 10:18 space nighU are not partlouhu^ in the inner ear. Fluids in the two years—until Air Force Ma­ on time was on the last shot of to 30 days in the Hartford State building. He was also given If we would all, in every field and the same voyages. ly high compared to travel « astronauts is epecifled. The Jail after pleading guilty to in­ permission for a general re­ As Marines continued their I Month ...... 1-n aad 11 ;80 a.m. days are busy and full. semicircular canals of the Inner jors Jamas A. McDlvltt and Ed­ the Mercury program May 16, Patlento Today: 289 walk of American life and involvement, St. Mary’s Episeopal CkarA 11 a.m., Sunday servloe, Sun­ Apollo astroneuU ar« earth, and costa nsed not be toxication. He was arrested pairer’s license. mop-up operation ot the penin­ Bach of them in to have nix ear give humans a sense of mo­ ward H. White n stayed aloft 97 1968, a mission flown by Cooper. ADMiITTED YESTERDAY: sula Friday a Marina spokes­ MEMBER o r like to contribute our utmost to the dmreh aad Park 81s. day school and nuraoiy. scheduled to land on the m <^ any highsr. Mr, Oole has de. hours and 60 minutes in Gemini He waa off (our minutes behind Thursday night in Manchester. John Btoutner of 46 Linden THE ABSOCIATHD PRESS St. Bridget’s Omrek hours of sleep each day plus a tion. The otolith in the inner ear Mm. Mary Bezzinl, EJest Hart­ man In Saigon said ton Leather- n a Aaaoclatad Pri-n U oxclualvoiy antlUM solution, we might begin by telling Rev. George F. Noetraad Christian Science churches before the end o ' «Us decade veloped a sarlos of tables show. 4 June 8-7. schedule. St., Manchester, was given per­ throughout tha world will hear Rev. Jolni J. Delaney, Pester two hour nap. Their eating helps provide orientation. The ford; Walter Brltnell, 53 Tracy nneks were Htill encountering to tha usa of rapubllcatlon of all naws d » Rector Rev. Robert J. Keen and many Ing that a trip from earth orUt otolith is a chamber in which Cooper and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Ground stations closely moni­ mission to erect a package ■BtchM crfditftd to U or not otherwlio crodU- ourselves these two things, artificially a Blblo lesion on God aa divine can send men on flights which timei and sleeping periods are Dr.; Leonard Darling, 8 Wad­ sniper fire. He sold toe area had S In thti pnpor nnd also the local newi pub> Rev. John D. Hughes Rev. DeanU B. Hussey to Mars should cost no more hair cells sense the movement Charles Conrad Jr. are to keep tored medical and other data Qieyenne Meet ■tore on Rt. 83, subject to re­ perhaps at first, but often enough to Rev, James W. Bottoms ‘‘Mind.’ ’ ’Ihe responsive read­ will pass quite close to Mars laid out. strictions filed with the build­ dell Rd.; Robert Doellner, 227 been toe stronghold of the 1st Itere than a trip across the United The flight plan gives these of small granules. But in their Gemini 8 craft circling the from Gemini 6 as it whipped Viet Cong Regiment, "one of Ihe All rlahti of rapubllcatlon of special dla- begin to realise that It Is real, and the Rev. Ronald E. Haldemaa ing Includes a verse from Pro- and ^ u s during the middle of States 1 earth for 7 days 23 hours and 63 overhead at more than 17,600 In Peace Prayer ing department. •S. Main St.; Marabeth Dolan, ^tchaa naraln are also rasarvad. ___ verba, S:5. Quotattona from Maasae at 7, A *:W. Instructions; "Both eat. Pilot weightlessness, the granules 28 Sterling Pi.; Mrs. Helen toughest.” truth, and the thing we all must find a the next decade. And If ou*’ But the intriguing elemsnt hi should be floating freely, hitting minutes. Russian cosmonaut miles an hour. Paul L. Young imd Grace A U.B. mllltAry spokesman 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. "Scienco and Health with Key Noon. rata of progress In space tech­ ap. Command (pilot) eat. Valery Bykovsky holds the Felngold, 19 Crosby Dr.; Harry Tha Harald Printing Comply. Inc. aa- way of living toward. tha srgumsnt pursued by the Briefing. Vision test (pilot). the sensitive cells at random The United SUtee now has STURGIS, 8.D. (AP) — For Veterleln of Hartford Tpke., said today an American mili­ aomaa no financial rrsponslblllly for typo- 10 a.m., Morning Prayer with to the Scriptures," by Mary nology la maintained, a la d ­ author Is that m terms of tan world record of 4 days, 28 hours sent 10 different men Into space. were granted a variance for an Fowler, 1(X) Autumn St.; Terri nhlcal errors appaarlnf In adyertlsmenta Half way is not enough. Baker Eddy, Includes pp. 82: St. James’ Chorek Flight plan update (or U.S. and theoretically leading to toe fourth time this century, toe Johnston, 574 Spring St.; Mrs. tary adviser, reported missing ■ermon by the Rev. Mr. Bot­ Msgr. Edward J. Bearden. ing on Mam may be posalbl# per second of velooity, tha m». Bome disorientation (or the as­ • minutes, set in June 1968. two of them Cooper and Vlr- Cheyenne Indiana will assemble undersized lot, subject to re­ P ’SJSi % S7n«*Sr^ WM«ch^^^^ toms. Nursery In old parish hall u-3, end SOS: n. passes. Medical data (pilot).’’ Marian Kerr, 30 Jarvis Rd.; since Thursday after the Viet Brnlnc Herald. Tomorrow will not be In time. Pastor a few years later. Jor requirement is to sscsm tronauts. Oddly, this doesn’t Air Force Lt. Col. Virgil I. gll I. Grissom — twice for a to­ at Bear Butte, their sacred strictions filed with the build­ Cong overran a special forces for pre-school children. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony But what comes after tnstT Here, in brief are some of the ing department. Paul’s Steak Anne Lacy, 166 Benton St.; Rev. Eugene E. ’Torpey from the surface of tha earth. things they will do: happen. Perhaps the eyes over­ Grissom became the first man tal of 12. The Russians have shrine, to pray for peace. camp in the. highlands, has been Full sarrlce cUent^of N. E. A. Sarrlce, tec. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy meeting. Almost certainly we can go on Tb achieve earth orbit, a veloti- rocketed into space a second launched 11 cosmonauts, Includ House and a residential build­ Ralph Lanagan, 30G Wood- Pubitahera ReprasantaUvas - "^a Jul]to Reemng Room summer hours Rev. Joseph H. McCann Rendezvous — In the early ride the system in the Inner ear. They will pray (or an end to found. Communion. Rev. John J. O’Brien to explore the rest of the solar ty of about 38,000 feet per sec­ '"Each astronaut will don a spe­ time when he and Navy Lt. Ing one woman, but none has the Viet Nam war. ing are located on the lot. bridge St.; Mrs. Anna Lanz, M^aws Special Agency — New York. Chl- at 748 Main St, excepting legM orbits, the astronauts will eject F.llington; Lloyd Mattemon, The adviser walked to safety eaao. Datrolt and Boston. , Dally. 7 p.m., Evening system, but will that mark the ond (fps) is needsd. cial pair of goggles each day to Cmdr. John W. Young took made a repeat trip. Bear Butte, estimated by John B. Waggoner of 16 Saturday and was believed In ^ member audit BUREIAU OP CIRCULA- A Lesrend Returns To Saigon Prayer. holidays, Monday through Pri- a radio-equipped pod. They will Storrs; Luigi Melonl, Hartford; Masses at i 10:10 and end of our conqueet of space T Compared to this, a veloeity deliberately change their orbit test out the related functions of Gemini 8 up for a brief three- Russia has not hod a manned some to be 40 million years old, Donnel Rd. waa granted per­ good condition. He wa.s one of TIONS. ______day, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. space shot since last March 18, mission to build a detached ga­ Mrs. Therese Pasay, South 11:80 a.m. In the past, our explorations m of only 11,000 fps is needed to to lose the beeping satellite. the inner ear and the eyes. The orbit spin last March 28. But is a 1,400-foot landmark steeped nine Americans at the camp at 2 Windsor; Thomas Regan, 96 Display advertlsin* cloalna hours: It now appears that, at the same time Oalvary aw reh the earth have been followed by go from earth orbit to escape goggles are light-proof and Grissom’s initial launching July when Pavel Belyayev and Alex­ in history and tradition. rage that wtll be six feet, six Dak Sut, 290 miles north of Bal- Gknreh of Christ Then they will try to maneuver ei Leonov, collaborated on Leo­ inches from the sideline of his Helalne Rd.; David Roberts, 181 Ibr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. (AeecmbUes of God) The Preebyteriaa Chnreh colonisation and utillsatlw of velocity. Add to this 1,000 (p« close to it again, perhaps as equipped with a small movable 21, 1961, was a brief 16-mlnute In 1834 it was a rendezvous gon. The others were evacuated Spr Tuesday — 1 P tn. Monday. he was announcing a policy to send lydall aad Vernon Sts. nov’s historic walk In space, a Autumn St.; Mrs. Joan Rogers, •47 E. Middle Tpko. 48 Spruce St. the natural resources of the and the spacecraft can go Into near as 20 feet. This attempt line of light. The astronauts will up-and-down suborbltal flight. (or white traders. Gen. George property. earlier. »hr Wednesday — 1 P m Tuesday, 60,000 more troops to Vietnam—fewer Engeno Brewer, Mtaleter (eat matched later by Ameri­ James Madden of 41 Bamforth Coventry; Peter Schulz, 134 Un­ fbr Thursday — 1 P m Wednesday. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Rev. George Smith, Paster newly opened territories. And In orbit around the moon. If «e eomee in the (oUrth orbit. try to adjust the light hne to Russia has launched 11 cos A. Custer and his men camped The spokeman said nearly mar mday — 1 P.m. Tburaday. than recommended by his military ad­ Pastor many eases the colonies far want to go from earth otbk to Inflight exercise — Each as­ what they perceive to be the monauts, Including one woman ca’s Bidward H. White H. at its base 91 years ago. Bd. was granted special per­ ion St., Rockville; Mrs. Joyce half of aout 300 Vietnamese ci­ ibr Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. 8:45 a.m., Bible classes. Successful rendezvous today mission to continue parking Claulfiad deadline: 10:30 a.m. each day a< visers In Vietnam and Washington— 8 a.m., Sunday School claases surpassed the mother country Mars, then a velooity « tronaut will use an elastic cord horizontal. How closely they into orbit—but none has made a A small herd of buffalo graze Steele, Coventry; Mrs. Gladys vilian irregular soldiers at Dak 9:46 a.m., Sunday School 10:48 a.m.. Worship. George in economic growth. Will this repeat trip. The United States would lead to an attempt to school buses on the property Stltham, Box 133, Bolton. publication except Saturday — 9 a.m. President Johnson waa also deciding to Carruthere of Vernon, guest for all agea. only 18,000 fps is needed. with 60-pound pull as an exer­ come will be recorded and will on nearby plans now. Sut during toe attack now have Bible classes for all ages. 10 a.m., Worship Service. The also happen In space? be a measure of how Important now has sent 10 different men dock the Gemini 6 spacecraft until July 21, 1966. speaker. If we are in a hmar o^ ciser. Each performs 80 pulls, 4 About 40 Cheyenne from the B31RTH YESTERDAY: A son been accounted for. Earlier, 260 Saturday, August 21 send political reinforcements to Viet­ 11 a.m., Divine Worship. Rev. William Samarln, interim In a new book (“Beyond To­ bit, only 8,000 fpe Is nsed- the otolith is In a weightless into space, two of them twice, with another satellite launched Tongue River Agency at Lame John Libra Jr., of 38 Worces­ to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fish­ of them had been reported miss- 8 p.m.. Worship. Donald Nel­ times a day. It isn't much exer­ separately in another maneuver nam—also, apparently, to the dis­ The Rev. Orln Paris of Fort speaker. morrow—The Next Fifty Yearn ed to get to Mars oebit cise, but it is an effort to make state. for a total of 12 men in space Deer, Mont., and the Cheyenne ter Rd., was given permission er, Thompsonvllle. Ing. Worth, Tex., guest speaker. son of Tolland, guest speaker. in Space," Amherst Press, Am­ which must be developed before to build a garage closer to the pleasure of hlfl mllitsuTT counselors. Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ TV> return from Mans otbH to the heart work harder in tiie Visual acuity — In Australia, Arapahoe Agency in Oklahoma BIRTH TOIDAY; A son to The commander of the 6:30 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Community Baptist Chareh herst. Wisconsin) Dandrtdge M. earth requires only 10,000 ipi. a sequence of ground targets moon Journeys. will conduct the prayers. sidelines than permitted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phelps, Tha big political gun going to Saigon week Service. saay-llving apace environment The docking flight, which will Army’s new airmobile division, Not Half Way, Not Tomorrow 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv­ 688 E. Center St. Cole, consulting astronautlcal If we ore on an aster^ only of weightlessness and Inactivity. will be laid out like a giant eye Only four men, however, will regulations. 103 Chambers St. MaJ. Gen. Harry KInnard, and Is one General Eklward E. LansdaJe, Air ice. Bible message by Pastor engineer for the General BUec- Recovery Team be piloted by astronauts Walter The board tabled until its Zion EvaageBeal Rev. Alex H. Elaesaer, 10,000 fps Is needed to get to Pneumatic cuffs — Conrad chart. The pilot will try to see participate in a fast, a part of DOISGHABOBD Y E S T E R- his staff, left Washington for Force retired, who had a previous role Gustafson. Hymn singing and Minister tric Missile and Space Division, what these patterns are more M. Scblrra Jr. and Tom P. Staf­ the prayers. One of them, Jim next executive meeting a re­ Governor Brown of California has Lntberaa Ohorch Jupiter. wears a pneumatic cuff around Set for Rescue ford, presently is scheduled lor DAY; Patricia Reckendorf, Viet Nam to be on hand when In Vietnam, a decade ago, as an opera­ gospel music. argues strongly for Just such both thighs, nnd they inflate two than 100 miles away. Cooper on Medicine Elk of Oklahoma, is quest by Sol Lavltt of Hart­ units of the 1st Cavalry Division appointed a fine committee, headed by Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Mid­ (Missouri Synod) From it con be seen that the Oct. 28, but toe date could bo ford for a gasoline station at Wapiplng; John Souer, Broad tive of our Central Intelligence Agency. Cooper and High Sts. 8:80 a.m.. Morning Worship. an endeavor. most expensive part of any of minutes out of every six his 84-hour mission two years keeper of the sacred arrows of begin arriving. the distinguished John A. McCone, who week Service of Prayer end 8erms des­ never lost an astronaut is strung Medicine, toe Cheyenne proph­ Bertram A. Bigge, 106 FTos- Viet Nam who is visiting Thai­ Agoncy> ^ study out the causes and 60 years, but adds that this can that whldi is needed to eecape .round the world waiting to pick hours, 58 minutes, Just seven pect St., Rockville, has filed for St.; Unda Bryant, 196 N. Main behind the scene in Vietnam. These ac­ South Methodist Clmrch 8 a.m., Gottesdlenst. In an earth gravity situation, a igned to test how keen the hu­ ATO et, received four arrows of land, said he will visit the Phil­ dsvtoe the remedies for the Los Ange­ Trinity Covenant Ohnreh be done using current rocket from the surface of the earth. from the sea L. Gordon Cooper minutes shy of eight days, and peace and war along with a reli­ bankruptcy in the federal bank­ St.; Helen Blozle, Wapplng; complishments apparently Included Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. • a.m., Sunday School. Divine In essence, this means that lazy heart cannot pump effl man eye is in space. In other Mrs. Alfie Johansson, 15 Bank ippines, Malaysia, Singapore las riots. Pastor Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. technology. In projecting for ciently and the blood does not testa, the astronauts will try to Jr. and (Jharies Conrad Jr. after splash to a landing in toe west­ gious charge that parallels the ruptcy court in Hartford, list­ and South Korea next month on propping up shaky governments, de­ Worship. The Rev. Walter A. the next 50 years he makes sev­ If there are "filling sUtioni’’ the eight-day flight of the Gemi­ ern Atlantic about 600 miles ing 82,466.80 in liabilities and St.; Mrs. Jean Kenyon, 16 Wor­ 8o there will be new studies to add Rev. Richard W. Uupoo Seldensticker, Bethel, Maine, Rev, K. EJnar Raak, Pastor circulate properly. It tends to see planned rocket launchings Ten Commandments. an aid-seeking mission. Ky vis­ vising techniques for combatting guer- Associate Pastor eral assumptions: We have Where propeUants can be pro­ and static firings of rockets on ni 6 space ship. southwest of Bermuda about Once the prayers and fasting 8604.70 In assets. cester Rd., Vernon; Raymond to our old confusions. This is Inevitable, will be guest preacher. Text: cured at reasonable cost, the pool in the legs and feet when Nadeau, 6 Emily Dr., Vernon; ited Natlonall.st China earlier rilla-s by undercutting their popular Rev. WUlard A. Legg, 8:80 a.m.. Morning Worship. cheap nuclear power, plentiful the astronaut stands up. Cooper earth. The force of 10,000 men, using 8:63 a.m. EST Aug. 29. begin, the (our men will sit The first meeting of creditors, this week and the Formosan because many of the established lead­ Romans 13: 8-14. Tlieme: "God raw materials, and that the exploration of the sodar system 28 ships and 136 aircraft, is wrapped in blankets, on beds of to discuss distribution of avail­ Asa Todd, BiFD 2, Vernon; Mrs. support out in the villages, and con­ Aealetant Pastor In Our Everyday Lifs." Sermon: "What and When?” nearly passed out after his first Earth objects — The astro­ government hinted afterward tt e n and thinkers In the civil rights Sacrament of Infant baptism. liquid oxygen-hydrogen propel­ could be a reaRty in the llfe- nauts will have special cameras smaller than those deployed to sage. On the fourth day they able assets, will be conducted by Elsa Koehler, Coventry; Ray­ had agreed to send troops to centrating on "pacification" programs flight because of this condition. mond; Boutin, ElUlngton; Ber­ ■lovement are atimned and perplexed, 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Serv­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ lants can be obtained at five ttmee of many p ^ l e who are Phonocardlogram — The ac­ 8uid will attempt to find, track rescue the Mercury astronauts Seats Tailored will Interpret their dreams to a bankruptcy judge Saul Seldman Viet Nam. rather than on the burning o f villages. ices. The Rev. Mr. Dupee Concordia Luthoraa Oboreli week Service of Bible study and cents a pound. reading this. If our technolo­ and photograph cities, rail­ in the earliest years of the man- medicine man. on Sept. 8. nice Merenlno, 57 Florence St.; BO longer sure that systems they have 46 PttkiB St. tual soimd will be taken of each In Oslo, Norway, Foreign In this role. General Lansdale purport­ preaching. "The Expanding prayer in the Fireside Boom. Although now technological gical progress dhould proceed astronaut's heart beat. Compar­ roads, highways, harbors, riv­ in-space program. Then, more The Cheyenne prayed twice in According to papers that Karen Ostby, Rt. 6, Andover; been fobowlng are adequate. Rev. Pent O. Kalaer, Pastor breakthroughs are Ineviitable, at an aoc^ rated rats, Mr. Oole than 18,000 men were used. To Astronauts 1944 for an end to World War II Jeffery Ennis, 98 Church S t; Minister Halvard Lange said, edly became the model for the one Heart, the World Is Our ing the two, doctors will later ers, lakes, Ships and sea wakes. Bigge has filed, his local obliga­ ” No one can win a military vic­ The only thing certain 1s that there and these will make the coloni­ bidlcates that an "ultinmte " Experience gained in those and in June 1661 (or an end to tions Include 862 owed Rockville Elaine Cook, 1 Weotvlew Ter.. Parish.” The third in series, The Presbyterian Chnreh see how the heart weakens In They also will test certain cam­ tory in Viet Nam.” He and too has been a failure. Jackie Robinson, "good American" In the novel about "The Heart of Methodism.” • a.m.. Holy Communion, 48 Spruce St. zation come quicker and easier, transportation system may ma­ era exposures and lens-film successful operations enabled CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) the Korean conflict. General Hospital, 852 owed Dr. Rockville; Mrs. Donna Jacobs, Church School and Nuraery. space. foreign ministers of Denmark, wilting In the New York Herald Vietnam called "The Ugly American." Nursery lor babies and two and he feels we could still under­ te riallze. Bone demineralization — The combinations. the Defense Department to do — The fit of toe contour seat In Taking part with Medicine Seymour Kummer and 86.90 32 Hillcreast Rd.; George 10:30 a.m.. The Service and take the job economically with the Job with fewer men and less Elk will be Charles White Dirt, Greenway, Columbia; Donald Sweden, Finland and Iceland Tribune the other day, composed a very In this role, General Lansdale purport­ three-year-olds. • a.m., Sunday School classes TMa system wauM use an as­ diet of the astronauts Is monl In all there are 18 projects, which an astronaut rides can be owed the now defunct Rockville appealed for negotiations with Nursery. The Rev. William de for all ages. chemical rockets of the type teroid as the bese from which most of them requiring several equipment. Albert Tall Bull and Alex city government in automobile Soucier, Tolland; Regina De- eloquent dirge about this failure, on the edly first helped the late President tored for calcium Intake. There a matter of life or death. no pre-conditions. Heyman of St. Paul’s Lutheran 10 a.m.. Worship service. Ser­ being developed for the Apollo to electrically launch spacecraft are indications that the bones experiments each day. The primary recovery area Brady, all of the Montana Agen­ property taxes. veau, 322 Oakland St.; Mrs. Diem stabilize his country politically, Church of the Nasarene Church, Allentown, Pa. will the place where Gemini would cy. part of both white and black, and of­ 238 Main St. mon by interim speaker. moon flight. TTie key element In to travel to the ende of tha solar An emergency abort of toe Bigge is a machinist with the Ethelyn Saukaitls, 91 Birch St.; and then grew disillusioned with the preach at both services. this projection is extra-terres­ splash down after a flawless fered as nice an emotional penitence as Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Minister system. TTiere would be Uttle flight on toe launch pad would Mico Manufacturing Co., and is Peter Nlmirow.ski, 353 Hills- trial refueling. flight — is in the Atlantic Ocean subjeot toe astronaut to pres­ one could wish. "We need," he said, same Vietnamese statesman as he turn­ Rev. R. Alfred Swain, The Salvation Army need for the coerventional propel­ being represented by Atty. Gary town Rd.; William Hoch, Hen- Much of State St. John’s PoUeh Nationnl 681 Main St. Many scientists believe that lants. The eystem he proposes le Fuel Cell Faces southwest of Bermuda 600 miles sure 24 times toe force of grav­ Teen-agers Win, Frledel of Hartford. Excluded dee Rd., Andover; Mrs. Linda "white society which will not stoop to ed stabilization Into repression. Associate Minister CathoUc Chareh Obituary from the launching pad at Cape Oapt. WUUam D. MacLean rocket propellants could be pro­ the eleotrlc catapult. ity. If this force were n ot. dis­ from his a.ssets are tools he Lyon and daughter, Columbia; Welfare Money A the temptation of striking back with Now'General Lansdale is on his way Rev. Walter A. Hysike Offleer In Charge duced from the rocks on the First Big Test Kennedy tributed equally along his body Statue Covered owns which he uses in hla trade. Mrs. Linda Lanata and daugh­ 8:S0 a.m., Sunday School Pastor The electric catapult Is really Here the aircraft carrier Lake arms and violence and economic re- back to Saigon, as a special assistant classes for all age groups. moon. Mr. Oole argues that the a motor which has been opened it would kill him. Reassigned ter, Glastonbury; Mrs. Barbara Used for Health 8:80 a.m., Sunday School tor same basic techniques could By HAROLD R. WILLIAMS M lu Gladys O. Keeney Champlain, along with the de­ Space engineers consider the Airman 3.C. Robert M. Mus- Luchenbill and daughter. RFD •erlminations. For violence begets vio­ to Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. He 10:48 a.m., Worship Service. Masses at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. iqp and ktid flat. Hie spacecraft stroyers DuPont and New, will SAN DIEGO, <3allf. (AP) — Message by the pastor. Nursery. all age groups. also supply us with quantities ROCKVILLE — Miss Gladys fit of toe seats so important a •son Jr., son of Mrs. Olive M 2, Bolton. lence. And so we also need a black so­ is on his way back axiparently at - the Is tied to what normally would HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) — be standing by to retrieve the What Tamzon Feeney and her (Continued from Page One) 6 p.m., Junior, Teen and 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Service. of hydrogen and oxygen — our Corlnne Keeney, 86, of Talcott Gemini pilot Is given a new one Cardarella of Elm Hill Rd., Ver­ ciety which will make a cost account­ request of Ambassador Lodge, who has Gospel Hall be the motor armature, and Is Power to get two astronauts to astronauts and their space ship. band of teen-age guerriUas, us­ Young AduR group meetings. Nursery services available. best current chemical rocket acceleraitod by the field coiii of when he gains or loses weight. ing bows, arrows and string non, has been selected for tech 418 Center St. propellants — from the plane­ the moon will be supplied by a Ave. died yesterday at a rt was the Champlain which pltal and nursing home care ing of the violence which struck a Lios himself been making statements that 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. • ;30 p.m., Prayer Service. the motor. TTie electric catapult The first cast of toe body of L. couldn’t do, toe state did. nical training at Ohanute AFB, 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. toids or minor planets. These Rockville convalescent home. on May 6, 1961, picked up Alan Andover and drugs and medicine. Angeles city and face the fact that the ultimate solution in Vietnam has Message by the pastor. con be used from a high moun­ 160-pound gadget that produces Gordon Cooper Jr. was made in Real live girls, dancing in top­ m ., as a U. S. Air Force air 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Bible tiny objects would then become electricity by mixing hydrogen Miss Keeney was bom In B. Shepard Jr., toe flrst Amerl Shapiro said sickness and dis­ there was no victory, only defeat, for to be political. And General Lansdale Is Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ 12:16 p.m., Sunday SchooL tain to laimch a booster to or­ 1963. A second one had to be less bathing suits, still draw craft weapons systems special­ Study. "fUling stations" and serve aa and oxygen. Rockville Oct 4, 1879, a can aistTonaut to ride a rocket made June 16, sifter Cooper lost ist. Airman Musson, a graduate Driver Charged ability were "the number one er, Praise and Bible study. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. bital altitudes and than permit into space in toe debut of the standing-room-only crowds at black and white people, for the Ameri­ on his way back to Saigon apparently The power unit, called a fuel daughter of Prank and Emma five pounds during his trsdnlng of Rockville High School, re­ cause of public dependency." Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer them to accelerate to orbital ve­ Mercury program. Doug Pattillo's night club, but "For the lack of an indepen­ U can dream of life, liberty and the pur- because President Johnson has decided cell by its maker. General Elec­ Bldwell Keeney, and lived program. Second Congregattonal Chnreh meeting and Bible reading. locity. However, Mr. Cole does Recovery teams are stationed outside, his 17-foot tail bikini- cently completed basic military After Accident tric Od., was to underg(o its first there all her life. Her grand­ (Jooper’s co-pilot on the Gemi­ dent and comprehenstve health ■uit of happiness for every man, and to reinforce Ambassador Lodge In the 386 N. Mala St. Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Street not consider the eleotrlc cata­ in three other areas, in toe clad statue now wears a muu- training at Lackland AFB, Tex. program, the state is operating critical teat today with the father, Francis Keeney, was ni 6 flight, Charles (Jonrad Jr., Honor Roll fer the health and streng^th of this na­ kind of game he wants to play In Viet­ Rev. Felix M. Davis, Mlnleler meeting. Area Churches pult on the earth or moon to be event trouble should dictate an muu, Adolf Henning, 25, of Hebron Its own,” he said. launch of Gemini 6. one of the early proprietors of gained 20 pounds In a weight Tamzon’s righteous insurrec­ Thomas H. Oonnell, 32 Don­ tion which black and white alike love nam even though Defense Secretary Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, the ultimate goaL Plans to reach the moon by the Rockville Hotel, and was early termination of toe flight. lifting program last summer, Rd,, was arrested and charged Shapiro said he expected fed­ Aasoclato Minister Center Congregational Church He visualizes an asteroid eap- These are in toe eastern tionists made futile attempts In nel Rd.. Rockville, has been eral "Medicare” to cut some and dierish and which belongs to us McNamara and other military advisers First Congregational Cburdh Tsloottvine Congregational 1970 revolve around the success so closely associated with It making his seat built in 1964 named to the University of Oon- with speeding and driving while United Church et Ofariet Vernon Church tured and brought Into orbit Atlantic near toe Canary Is­ the wee hours of toe morning welfare expenses. He said, how­ all.” are supposed to have opposed General or failure of the cell during the that It became known as the obsolete. last Aug. 6 to pull a plastic necticut School of Law honor under the Influence of intoxicat­ 9:80 S.m ., Morning Worship. U Center St. Worshipping at tiie Vernon Bev. Robert K. Shlmoda, around the earth. It is then hol­ next eight days it is in orbit. Keeney House. Her father wRs lands, toe mld-Padflc north of ever, some form of separately There has been a failure, and we Ltinsdale's return. Bev. Clifford O. SImpaon, The change affected the back sheet over the statue. Their roll for the past academic year. ing liquor after his car ran off Nursery. Communion. Sermon Elementary School Minister lowed out and the tunnel in its Although the power unit has an official of the Whlte-Corbin Hawaii and toe western Pacific of his chair, not toe seat. The financed program was needed are going to try to study out its causes, All this would Indicate that Presi­ by the Rev. Mr. Davis. Minister Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister center is bulH Into a linear ac­ near Okinawa, string was took weak, and they He is a class of 1066 evening Rt. 6 and struck a line of high­ for sick and disabled not old run continuously for 600 hours Division, U.S. Envelope Co., for gained weight waa (to In his failed. student. yet nobody really has the slightest dent Johnson is playing the peace side, Bev. Joseph H. Dudley, Miss Helen C. Fischer, 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ celerator. L a r g e spacecraft without a failure In ground many years. If toe landing is on toe button, chest and shoulders. way guldeposta last night, state enough to be covered by Med­ United Pentecostal CTmreli Aaeeciate Minister Cooper and Oonrad will remain State Alcoholic Beverage Con­ Moose Picnic police report. icare. G Director of Christian Education mon: "To Discover the Soul.” could then be put Into thle tunnel tests, this is the first time it has Idea what can erase or correct the the political side, of our involvement In She was a member of Union ovei^ght on toe Lake Chan- James A. Lovell Jr. and trol agents, however, agreed The Rockville Lodge, Loyal 187 Woodbrtdge St. Rev. Francis C. Hawea, Nursery. and accelerated to very high been tested in a space environ­ Frank Borman, prime crew According to toe police, Hen­ feUure in time to guarantee It will not Vietnam a little more heavily than has Rev. Robert L. Baker Minister ef Ohriatlaa Edocatlen Congregational Church and plain, then will be flown to with 16-year-old Tamzon that Order of Moose, will hold its 9:80 a.m.. Service of Worship. velodtiee — on the order of tens ment. was active In Sabra Trumbull members for toe seven-day annual family picnic tomorrow, ning was driving east on Bt. 6 eouct new and tragic price anywhere hitherto appeared on the surface, where Child cars provided. Cape Kennedy for three days of toe statue waa immodest. They BockvlUo Methodist Church of thousands of feet per aecond. Long duration flights In space Chapter, DAR, for many years. Gemini 7 mission next year, ordered H covered. from noon to dusk, at Pine too fast, when he ran off toe •r everywhere tomorrow. We are liv­ his actions have been less evenly divid­ 10 a.m., Sunday echoed. 9:16 a.m., Worship Bervlee. 142 Grove St, It may well be that the accel­ debriefings ^ t o medical and right hand aide of the highway 11 a.m.. Worship. demand a small power unit. She was also a member of the other experts. Eight more days were cast today for toe con­ Pattlllo obeyed, but said he’ll Grove, Henry Park. FALL SCHEDULE Hie Rev. Mr. Hawes preaching. St. Francis of Assisi Bov. WUlard E. Conklin, Pastor erations wMoh could be generat­ toured supports which will teke on a curve east of Wales Rd. He ing In a moment when our intentions ed than his words. Conceivably, the 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Serv­ Batteries to supply power for a former Fortnightly Musical of debriefings will follow at the fight to unfrock hla sexy sign, The menu will Include hot Sermon: "On the Edge of the 478 ElUngton Bd., ed by this form of propulsion Club and, In her younger days, two months to build. was not Injured, but the car had MARLOW’S OPEN 6 and our willingnesses are probably change in ambassadors to Vietnam, ice. Spiritual.” Nursery In Kinder­ long mission would be Impossi­ Manned Spacecraft Center In which is mounted on a tall post dogs, sweet com, watermelon, Soutii Windsor 0:30 a.m.. Worship Service. system art much too Mgb for ble to carry In the small space­ gave dancing lessons and help­ and beverages. Games and ath­ to be towed away from toe days, Monday thru Sat­ better than our techniques and our ca­ switching Lodge back to the duties Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Bible garten on main fUior of pariah Rev. Gordon B. Wadhnna, Nursery, Houston before toe astronauts in plain view of busy U.S. High­ human beings. However, If we craft. ed coach and appeared In many hold a news conference way 80. letic events for young and old scene. urday till 6:30; Thursdays pacities. We would like so much to do study, prayer meeting. house. Pastor Monday.nda; 7 :16 p.m., Prayer Henning was charged by General Taylor took over from him, has are concern^ with the transpor­ All past U.8. flights have used entertainments in the area. will be held. Members and tiU 9:00 P.M. aotnething good and right and Intelli­ Bev. John E. Blkteraltis, and discussion group. tation of freight payloads, then batteries for power. Racket Blamed friends are invited. Trooper (jharles Gunn and Aux­ also been part of a general intention Assistant Pastor Funeral services will be held gent. The proUem, however, is mon­ on the part of the President to trim hla this might be the ideal low-oost Hydrogen serves as fuel and Monday at 3 p.m. at the Whlte- Coin Auction iliary Ronald Davis. St John’s Episcopal Church propulsion unit. oxygen Is the oxidizer In the fuel For Corps Riot About Town Herman Krajewski, 33 Park strous. Masses at 8:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 Glbson Funeral Home, 66 Elm Waste Disposal Vietnam policy more evenly between B t 80, Vernon This sama linear motor in the ceil. The two gases are kept In a St., Rockville, a collector and and 11:30 a.m. S t Hie Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Gordon Derby, 8, of 12 Ver­ The least thing we can try to do— the military and political considera­ Rev. James L. Grant Rector planetoid could also be used to klushy state In super-cold tanks. pastor of Union Congregation­ Not a Problem (Continued from Page One) dealer of rare coins, wlH bo Connecticut Yankee It is these tanks that devel­ non St. fell onto the edge of auctioneer for the annual New „ .-and also the most Important thing—la tions, between the search for peace and decelerate payloads with high al (jhurch, will officiate. Burial Saulter's Pool yesterday after­ St. Maurice CTiurch, Bolton 8 a.m., Holy Communion. oped leaks and caused a possi­ "The disturbance was a com­ England Numismatic Associa­ to try to begin to think straight, to computer-llke calculations for war. Rev. Botrort W. Cronin velocities arriving’ at the earth will be In Grove Hill Cemetery. HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Dis­ noon and suffered a laceration Bt A.H.O. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Prayer from the outer reaches of the ble postponement Wednesday There will be no calling bination of impatience with the tion auction. The auction, for 't try to touch some reality in our The fateful question is, of course, Pastor and Sermon. and again during earlier tests. posal of body waste will be no on the bridge of his nose, police which no date has been an­ solar aystem by letting the ve­ houra problem during toe eight-day program and dissatisfaction repwrt. He was about to dive in­ MANCHESTER thoughts, to try to find the truth to When, on June 10th, a grand pollttoal leaderships had agreed Hie leaks were fixed. with living conditions,’’ Kenne­ nounced, is held in a different whether such a correction of previous Masses St 7, 8:80, 10 and hicle enter the tunnel. The trick space trip of astronauts L. to the pool when someone which we must begin to accustom our total of 1,365,090 Conneceicut It would before they ever let SL G eode’s Episcopal Church Hiere are 22 pounds of hydro­ Donald Yost dy, Yetts and Stuck said in a dty each year. MOTOR 643-2411: 643-1511 SALES imbalance In our Vietnam policy comes 11:30 a.m. Rt. 44 A, Bolton here would be to undertake a Gordon (Jooper Jr. and Charles pushed him, he told police. thoug:hta and our feelings and even­ voters were eligible to go to the It be elected. Having organised h i g h l y intricate rendezvous gen and 180 pounds of oxygen. TOLLAND — Donald Allan statement. In time to have any slight chance of itself, it hes begun the busl- Bev. Douglas Theuner, Oonrad Jr. The Herald’s Vernon bureau maneuver which eotdd prove Temperatures of 260 degrees Yost, 8, son of EUdredge and Gov. Edward T. Breathitt dis­ tually our policies and actions. contributing Its influence to actual polls to participate In the elec­ nees of Inviting the pubUc In Sacred Heart Church Vicar A plastic bag with an adhe­ Is at 88 Park St., Rockville, Rt. SO, Vernon very hasardous. But tt Is theo­ below zero for the oxygen and Ceilia Gwara Yost of Hilltop sive Up will be used lor collec­ patched State Police Director Radio Today OLDSMOBILE It is quite In the normal order of events. Lodge may have hla big man tion o f 84 delegates to the to share Its deUberations. 460 degrees below zero for the James Bassett and 35 troopers P.O. Box 327, tp- Timed for Moon ★ MANY MORE MODELS nnd MAKES ★ discuss matters that have Iwen put on and only election In the his­ Mbrietor of Christian Ednoatien H*"*: ft>r He The board of directors has al­ whioh, for bettor or for worse, oartth for you.^ preeidont o f the congregatloii of practice In the United States er Jr. nor Charlee Conrad Jr, You Don’t Need *2, "The message from Los Angeles la the agenda. He reluctantly granted a de­ tory of Connecticut tn which no ready given Its informal approv­ only the out and out • a.m., Worahlp Servios. Oapt. william D. MaoLosn baa Shnink from more than 96,> will take a apace walk during HOUSTON, Tax. (AP) — Tha ; that Improvements in housing and em- lay "Just this once” for discussion of a detnooratic choice was offered Temple Beth Bholom. al. W OW !! W H A T SERVICE pleee of legislation when Councilman againsters, like Vivien Kellema Sermon: ’’When (Jhrist Pasaoa The Salvation Army 000 to baraly 68,000. their eight-day flight. eight days aatronauta L. Gordon MONEY w ploymen^ although essential, are not to the people; to go and yota and John Isipton, have any They do not have the protec­ Ck)oper Jr, and CSiarles Oonrad The Young AduR Olub met 10-MINUTE SERVICE ON ALS CALLS Joseph Malek pleaded ^e had not had By." The Rev. Mr. Bowman FIREMBN’I PARADE^ DON’T BELIEVE US — THEN TRY US seemed like a aenaeleas act of partlaular dynamism in thalr tion of an adequate space eult Jr. will be circling tha earth in last night at the Elaat Side Rec To Buy A Car From enough. It is not sufficient if Negroes time to study the measure distributed preaching. STAMFORD (AP) — The Con- REYMOUM ESTATE but poor attendance forced NOT THE BIGGEST — BUT THE BEST aubmiseion which might m oely oauso, or any almpls dramatia Pilot Houao on Boom LONDON (AP) — American aa Edward H. White II did when Gemini 5 correaiMnd to the mto ^ remain In the poorer quarters of town only the night before. neotlout Itete Plnm en’s Awk>cI- short and declzlon-frea meeting. GRINDERS AND PIZZAS IN TOWN whet the appetite o t poUtleal kind of aifumsnt to maJes, or M. Peter’s EniMoaM Okmk writer Quentin Reynolds left an he walked In space 30 minutes Imum time it will take three ^ and are given the most menial Jobs. Some observers believe that Mr. leaders who had had tha (X K ^ Q O — The Great 1 atlon winds up Its annual three- Robert Digan, toe eohool'a at­ aM really intaraatlng leason to IM S S u i i . day oonvantlon with a four-bouf eetete in England valued at |29,- June 6. men to go to toe moon, explore 643-0031 A n A VI f 643-0031 MANCHESTER If there Is to be racial harmony in Roosevelt has his eye on higher office effrontery to offer the atam offer why aomsbody riwuld ba u i i u iKifeJs; 493.40, aocordlnf to hie wUl Oooper and Oonrad are wear- for a day and corns back to tendance officer, blamed toe In Tallahassee, the Florida capital, or auch a propoeltlda in tha fknat perada this afternoon. small turnout on "dote night.” PIZZA-RAY'S f# a n y ‘‘ BUU, be it the United States or pbuining to go to the poUa next Rev. Ja H i6 flromtn olootod Anthony mede public today. Inf the basic garment developed earth. Washington, but he Insists he le Juat place. Deoember. This is tha roaoon tor sight If the eotiool board does ^ 130 SPRUCE STREET England or Rhodesia, there must be Romo of Konstngton their preel- RaynoUUi died In CaUfornIa for Qemlnl. It will not safeguard trying to direct Miami Beach with e f - ' The 84 delegates having bean Just thtnki On the basis of March 17 at tha aga of 62. agalnet micrometeorolda or rs' turn ovar the high school park­ TRY US AND COMPARE OLDSMOBILE 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. dont Friday, OOtor offloers we S equality of opportunity. There must be flclency and prepare his case for re- elected by the partlcipalIpauon ing lot, athletic field and re­ QUALITY MEATS * CHEESE SERVED HERB "Selling, Servicing New OldsmobUea Ij^Uo interast to date, a mete Tuesday, 7 a.m.. Holy Com- John TVaad .of Branford, vl Ra left hU property in equal atlon. Glamlnl 7 wtll be 14 days long. (or over M jrsnrs" KaoEae way In which the underprivileged election two years hence. — WILLIAM SS.889•»,88» out of------1,866,000 votera. 7 1 ^ votea could The Gemini program waa des­ freshment stand to the club, it BUnton. I t Bai‘‘Baithotomew. ' dent; John aharee to hla eletar, Marjorla Without tola protection, astro­ Open Mon.(-Tuea., 1-11! Thure., Frl., Sat. 11-11: Bun. 4-19 Silver Lane at Hartford Rd., ManehwtBT In p n ve thenuwlvea. And they must t u c k e r i n t h e n a t i o n a l OB- the State Oonventioti has t t - a m dafeat a wfulo R e y n ^ Kirk; Me ilster-ln-law, nauts must atey within the cap' igned to develop tochnlquea and is poaaible that the parking lot Closed Wedneoday SERVER. Hmrodar, would be used for a pre-school fknlxad ItaCir p reoMrsoM y ■■ tha sW&tfeRl Pragrar. wncssrajss.fi Beatrtce Reynolds; and hto esc- aula,•U 6«! -wiasvsi which WAAteAiRoffani atawawaahelter aavaifrom equlpmant tor futura lunar 13-1511 ★ , 643-24111 retary, Heton the noolUa apace envyronment. frights o t the ApoUo profram. "l^ k dance." .1 r . V MANCHES'l'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST « , 19CT PAGE SEVEN

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Drsad, trained and experienced and no SALES oml SERVICE Ennerfenoy SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Service Your Car Conveniently confusion and a lot of hard matter how busy or how many Ser^oe Do you have to make all kinds'^ calls for moving Jobs oome In, 6 Pack 93c Service On work, but this is not necessarily PAUL DODGE of arrangrements to have your hate to do this work, and when the case If you chose the right no Inexperienced men are called J. A. WHITE TAX INCLUDED AH Mnkea In to help out. Thus you know Cell Hertford car serviced, do shopping ahead you find out Just how Inexpen­ people to move you. You could NO DEPOSIT not make a better chotce than that only men trained In all PONTIAC, INC. GLASS CO. Sniee 5 2 5 3 ^ 3 »«nrlce of time, and go without your sively you can have this work phases of moving will handle done at Turnpike Texaco you Manchester Moving A Trucking 878 Main St/—Tel. 649-2881 81 Bissell Ht—Tel. 649-7822 to Jensen St., Maaoheeter car Just when you could use It Oo. for this Is an outfit that goes your furniture with the utmost will never do a wax Job again. of care. YICHI'S the most? If so, there Is a sim­ They will do a Blue Coral or way beyond the ordinary Job of moving. Whether you choose A newer service that Is most ple answer to this service prob­ Simonize Job and here again, . PACKAGE STORE you may lake your car down a t ' In® reg;uiar or deluxe service popular Is the moving of offices, I lem, take your car to Turnpike business firms, doctors' and MANCHESTER 20 BISSELL ST. night and It will be all ready you get so much more for your TOURAINE BELMONT Texaco at the comer of Broad In the momln" CaU or stop In money In their services, Walter dentists’ offices. Manchester CARPET PLAZA St. and W. Middle Tpke. This and talk with Ralph Stance, he j Perrett, the owner of the bust Moving A Trucking Co. can MEMORIAL CO. station la open 24 hours a day will be glad to quote prices and ness, Ukes a very real Interest move a business or office with­ out confusion, every file, ma­ PAINTS Opposite East Cemetery WE HAVE OUR OWN and they have the facllltiea to you will be simply amazed at | In serving hla clients and he and CUSTOM MADE CLEANING PLANT his men do everything In their chine, desk and office equipment service your car at night at how Inexpensive It Is, especial being placed exactly where spec­ FOR BEST RESULTS CANVAS AWNINGS your convenience. Not only that ly when you know how long Blue power to see that moving day Qualify Memorials 16% OFF on is not a "nightmare” to you. ified. Doctors and dentists have but they have a aktlled me­ Coral or Simonize finish stays a special need for such moving Over 80 Years Experienee Ruk Cleanlny chanic on duty 24 hours a day on your car. If you choose the deluxe serv­ ice, evertbing is taken care of service for all Instruments are Cash A Carry and if there is a mechanical Turnpike Texaco Is also carefully wrapped In white pa­ PAUL'S problem, this can be solved a t ' equlpp^ to do electrical work you, everything per and placed In cartons, clear­ Call 649-5807 8-Day Service the same time. The man of the 1 on cars and they carry Sun j unpacked and practlc^ly all PAINT SUPPLY ly marked so everything will 645 Main Street WE PICK UP A DELIVER house can drop the car off on i Electrical equipment such as 1m In place In the new office. A. AIMETTI, Prop hla way home from work and' distributors, alternators, bat­ your old home Into a new home RUGS A FURNITURE that is nearly settled. As for the Manchester Moving A Truck­ Harrison St., Manchester pick it up again in the morning. teries etc., all manufactured by ing Co. offer safe storage In Tel. 649-0300 SOS MAIN ST. 648-6662 If you need a ride home, they the Sun Electrical Company. regular moving service, much of the hard work is eliminated their fireproof and vermin-proof will give it to you and pick you Turnpike Texaco features a vault at reasonable rates. Call up In the morning. There is not for the beds will be set up for weekly special. This "Special you, mgs laid in the right rooms 643-6563 for Information, Upholstery a penny extra charged for this of the Week" Is on an A-Frame SEE US FOR: portal to portal service and you and furniture placed where you and Shop STEVENSON’S e Aluminum Roll Up in IMtween the islands and these direct. Either service will elimi­ P M Awnings are sure when Turnpike Texaco are really something ipeclal lor nate the hard work and con­ RE-UPHOLSTERINO does any Job on your car that e Door Canopies you can be sure of 60 per cent fusion of moving. If you are People * Modem Furniture ESSO e Storm Doors It Is going to be done the right saving on each featured Item. planning on moving, call Man­ e Combination Windows way. More and more motorists are chester Moving A Trucking and Antiques 405 MAIN ST. Manchester Awning; Co. You could not find a better keeping their eye on the S o c ia l! gg^vlce and talk with Mr. Per- e Store Stools and Booths 195 WEST CENTEB ST. mechanic than Ralph L. Stence, for the Week at Turnpike Texa- i In the • Custom Furniture TEL. 649-5533 Telephone 649-3091 owner of Turnpike Texaco, for I rates and can give you many Slipcovers and Draperies Eetablished 1040 he has a mechanical back­ Turnpike Texaco feature a helpful suggestions, Made to Order * Tune-Ups ground of experience of over 25 full line of Texaco quaUty pro-1 ^ ggems that many people Complete Selection of years, 15 of which were spent ducts. Sky Chief hl|^ test and moving to Florida these News Materials * Engine Cleaning here in Manchester and he Is Fire Chief regular. A complete days and the fact that there FREE ESTIMATES * Minor Repairs very well known for his me- line of Havollne oils which they is a $50 minimum in the tariff Lower Level of the Parkade MOItK RKOm.B clianical know-how. He is an also sell In case lota at a on shipments up to 250 lbs. to Princess Margaret 649-6324 * Stamps d k o o r a t k w i t h expert mechanic on all makes of SO per cent. They also Mf^r; Florida should be of interest. It LONDON (AP) — Princess of cars and holds a general road service and pickup and de-1 ig not necessary to ship as a Margaret observed her 36th Sherwin-Williams repairer's license. Anyone who livery service on cars at no Bx- 500 lb. minimum as It Is In birthday today In Brindisi, Ita­ Manchester Moving knows Mr. Stence knows that tra cost. . [inoBLmost cascH,cases, wwhich iiicii incaiuimeans a very ly, where she is vacationing SUPER all work turned out here must ''j ■'i substantial saving when ship­ with her husband, Lord Snow­ vies PIZZA SHOP and Trucking Co. be of the highest quality. Not s '- , ping goods. If you are Interest­ don. DON WILLIS 168 W. Middle Turnpike KEM-TONE only do you get the finest In Use of Flags ed In shipping goods to Florida, Their children. Viscount Lin- Phone 649-8700 l')l I UXl. WAl I I'AIN I mechanical work ’but Turnpike call Walter Perrett at 643-6563 ley, 8, and Lady Sarah Arm­ 8ARA0E Texaco gdves valuable S A H and he will be glad to give you strong-Jones 1, were at Balmor­ PIZZA Green Stamps as an extra As Dropcloths all the Information on moving al Ca!^e In Scotland as guests 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 SHERWIN WILLIAMS bonus. rates, procedures and any other of Margaret’s sister, ()ueen SPAGHEHI Being Probed details you might wish to ask EUzabeth H. RA VlO U Ml MAIN STREET Turnpike Texaco has five Speeializing in employes, two of whom are about. TEL. 648-6686 hlglUy qualified and experienced OONNEAUT, Ohio _ I Manchester Moving A Truck- OPEN DAILY ' Ing Co. offers moving service Arthur Goldberg BRAKE SERVICE mechanics and the other three aty officials are lnve8tigaUngi“|f^^; th“ ;;“ „";5;;^ j UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 8:00 A.M. too 11:00 P.M. are expert aervlce men. No mat­ an incident in which a widow while ago they extended their (AP) — Arthur J. doldbeig, Front End Alignment SUNDAYS ter when your car is taken here U.S, ambassador to the United 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. for work you are sure of having and a painter are accused of services to Canada, Tennessee, Ohio, the central United States NaUons, has arranged to keep CLOSED MONDAYS experienced men to do the work using American flags as drop former President Harry B. TYu- Gonoral Repair Work MANCHESTER for you. The station Is equipped in conjunction with their regu­ cloths while painting the wom­ lar service to Florida. They are man posted on developments at to do all kinds of repair work, an's house. the United Nations. and they also have the latest able to handle moving any­ AUTO PARTS PoUce confiscated the flags where you wish to go In the Goldberg visited former Pres­ equipment, Dyna-Vlslon for one Wednesday after complaints by 270 BROAD ST thing, this presents a complete country. Many peopid have ident Dwight D. Elsenhower at Ostnnsky neighbors. taken advantage of the "part­ Gettysburg, Pa., earlier this tUuted fUrit-CUU. picture of the motor and shows Walter E. Thayer, city solici­ DISTRIBUTORS exactly where the trouble is In load” service to Florida. It Is week and receiv^ his support DEALER IN W ASTE tor, said the flags were 35 years not necessary to engage the en­ for the new U.S. policy on U.N. FOR the motor. Think of the time — old and faded. He csdied the 858 BURNSIDE AVE. and money — saved by being tire van nor even half of it, financing. EAST HARTFORD MATERIALS Incident unfortunate, adding: for they carry as many as four The new ambassador says he MOTOR AID-R able to put your finger on the "1 know they did not mean to trouble Immediately! Brake different shipments at the same plans to keep leaders of both 289-6333 Revolutionary New deface the American flag. They time. There is no need to worry major parUes Informed on U.N. RAGS, IRON work, tune-up work, oil changes, respect it as much as any Combustion Principle lube Jobs, up to a major over­ about lack of care In "Part- affairs. Power and Hand Tools American." . load” service for every detail SCRAP METAL Open Saturdays Until 0 P.M. TU R NN K E haul can b* done at Turnpike Painting and Decorating Texaco and here you are certain Thayer said no paint fell on Is handled with the utmost care. President Diaz Ordaz Tools of the results. the flags which the widow gave You see one reason why Man­ Garden and Land Tools and PAPER AUTO the painter, a World War II vet­ chester Moving A Trucking (3o. MEXICX) CITY (AP) — Presl Baby, Household, Party Is your car dingy and In need eran. The widow’s husband was can offer such superior service dent Johnson and Mexican of a good polish job? Most of us and Banquet Supplies 781 PARKER BT. SEAT COVER a World War I veteran, Thayer Is the fact that the men work­ President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Invalid Needs Tel. 648-5735 or 648-6879 Reuben Plen’s declined to name the two. ing for Mr. Perrett are on a may get together soon to dis­ i f Convertible Tops cuss mutual problems of Mexico Texaco Station i f Auto Seat Covert and the United States. PIZZA and A State Department official Custom Made from the The Animal Kingdom said Friday Johnson may meet WATKINS-WEST CAMPING 381 Main Street Bolt of Goods to Fit Tour GRINDERS with Dias Ordas in Acapulco. Car EQUIPMENT DELIVERED FUNERAL Phone 643.9149 i f Free Eetlmates within 5-MUe Radius President Nasser Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags i f Free Installation Neighbors Put Up Howl DAMASCUS, Syria (A P) - Air Mattresses, Stoves Hydramatic Transmission On Orders Of $2 Or More SERVICE Lanterns Repairing ''Drive Down or Call” . . . President Gamal Abdel Nasser 166 Middle Turnpike West CLOSED SUNDAYS Over Six Timber Wolves of Egypt arrives in Jiddah by All Work Guaranteed sea Sunday morning for a state ORMAND J. WEST MANCHESTER Texaco Lubrlmtlon Service Manchester FOB THE SUMMER visit to Saudi Arabia. Nasser is Director SURPLUS SALES CO. ST. LOUliB, Mo. (AP) — For Too Much Pork visiting at the invitation of King We Give jt'W Green Stamps 142 E. CENTER ST. CHARTER OAK more than three years, the WASHINGTON (AP) — Mrs. Faisal. 189 N. MAIN ST. RESTAURANT Virginia Musgrove was tired of at Depot Square Quality neighbors have been talking finding her neighbor's hogs, Manoheeter’i Oldest Work! 120 CHARTER OAK ST. about George Wilson’s boarders. "little ones and big ones," In Johann Lotz With Finest FaclllUee Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. TURNPIKE 648-1492 Some have threatened to kill her backyard. CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — West J. FARR — 648-7111 them. So she haled her neighbor, German horse breeder Joliann Wilson says It’s just a mis- farmer Charles Guilford, 71, Lota was sentenced to life In TEXACO idlng. Into court earlier this year. prison today on charges of MANCHESTER ^ The boarders are his pet six Guilford, appealing two subse spying for Israel and sabotaging Open 24 Honrs A Day grey Umber wolves. quent convictions of trespassing the work of German rocket ex- Painfing-^Decorafing RUG CLEANING by hla animals, told a circuit Firestone Tires "Wolves Just have a bad rep- perta working in Egypt. Phene COMPANY utaUon," Wilson says. "Many court Thursday: Lotz's wife Waldrud was sen­ COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL * RESIDENTIAL Quality Line Products 643.6365 people think they’re vicious, "Animals, are dumb. You tenced to three years Jail for Gen. Repairers License 15 HANN.LWAY 8T. but it’s not true. The animals should fine the animals for treS' complicity In the charges. Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service only get angry when they see passing, your honor, not me." _Lots also was fined $74,816. Comer Broad and PhoM 6434)012 guns and ammunition, which Judge Calvin Van DyqjL-sof A third defendant, West Ger­ Complete Insurance Coverage tained the convictions, but re Middle Tpke. West they've learned to associate man steel executive Frans Wil­ Eat. 1915 Read Herald Ads. with death." duced the fines of $660 to $200 liam Kiesow, was acquitted on 3-DAY and suspended payment on the Phone 643-2176 After one of the wolves bit a 9- charges that he collected state SERVICE year-old girl recenUy, the condition that Guilford keep his aecreta to spread anti-B)gyptlan wound requiring several sUtch- pigs on his own property in the rumors and sought to under­ — Use — es, neighbors gtrt SO signatures future. mine Egyptian military securi­ WM. DICKSON & SON FURNITURE CLEANING on a peUUon demanding that ty- TeL 649-0920 — Manchester, Conn. Wilson get rid ot the wolves. ■ffeotlve Osller The lentenoee were handed The board of trustees of subur­ aBDAiR RAlFTDS, lown (AP) down by the Supreme State Se­ ban Oalverton Park, where Wil­ —onarmer VtrfllJlUiWBon has a curity (3ourt of the United Arab mechanical cow csAler that ro­ HE WARM son Hves, ordered him to dls- RepubHe. poat of hts pets. tates, flashes and beUowa to IlL CLEAN "At first, I oonaldered having his cows home. m m A deputy shoriff said the de­ lU THRIFTY the animals destroyed,” Wilson ■aid, "but interested persons vice was calHng cows so oMl- Looking for a ploc* for fVC______MPMf wi JOG 4 BE AN m. OWNER advised me. against it iMcause qlently Wedneeday night that PiW.forItPiWforIt ..h ------neighbors complained their rirat SpGcial Affair? RNrtlm Ml MiorT.. . ti nnT . . . kow to i of the wolves' great value as Finest In research tools to behavioral cows ‘^were in a state of agita­ U U II toi «w«t kito « hMIiii Ilk. BOlanUats studying the relatlon- tion and bellowed back at the WE CATER TO: AUIOMATIC ■hlp between animals and hu­ machine.” e Banquets e Weddlags hamburgers Ttie deputy tslsphoned Raw- Oil HEAT mans." a Oathertaiga The board nanted ^m until son, who a g i ^ to shut ott the Monday to find another suitable esUer, a Group Meetlags of every desoilptloa W. G. GLBNNIY CO. owner. He has 'risUed aaveral zoos to datarmlne where his Diet Proves Fatal W a have the "Know-How" iU Y THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK wolves would have the best OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)~ to pleaao youl 886 N. MAIN ST. home. Cecllla the seal died at Lincoln look for the EOlden arches. . . McDonald's Wilson says the blUng Incident Park Zoo and an autopsy Thurs­ Chureh C othgts Inn 46 WEST CENTER STREET PAINTS TEL. 649-S268 was the first involving his day disclosed she hizd saten 8M Mala Bt.. Hast HarMeri wolves, and the asm* ooul4 plastic oufis, plastk sFioka and ______SILVER LANE ByiNSION havr$KX)urrad with a dof. a tew«L m-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1965 p A d m d h ' ■' ...... "W\ PAGB EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1965 fBufilnesB Ssrvleea Palntlnf>-Pap«riEg H ' Offered 18 PAINTTNO BY Dick Fontaine, THE Four Teams Still Alive in Softball Tournament YOU ARB A-ll Track to A-ll Interior and exterkw. Fapev Veteran and Unknown Pro CLASSIFIED hanging and wall paper reraov- Cellars, atUoa, trash, small trucking done A-1 ri|htl OaU aL Dutch Boy and OuFont 643-3031, TrsmaiM Traekiag Quality workmanaUp. OaU Herald Angle ADVERTISING Bervioa. evenings, 0B7-06T1, Share Top Spot in Sutton LAWNMOWER Sharpening; re­ INBIDB and aatefito pstoting. ■ r Walnut, Mai Show Big Victories CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS pairs, sales, rotor blades You name your uwn pries. sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ Special ratoa (or homsownaca EARL Y O S T 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Sports Bdltor ice. Manchester Cycle flbop. 65 or over. 64e-78«S. 176-B401. SUTTON, M m o . (A P )— A voteran pro who went 140 W. Middle TurnpUte, 8)40 bsck to school gnd an unknown Judo exponent from Assured of a spot in the Town Softball Tournament, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Note* from the Little Black Book Haffner Out Japan shared the attention today in the $200,000 Cfir- MONDAY Thm FRIDAV lOiM A.M. — BATURDAT f AM. Floor FItilfilUflf Walnut Barbers defeated PuiI Dodge Pontiac, 9-6, last Tip Department: If you can spare the time, w d the hng World Qolf Championship. FIXX)R BANDING and i^ n l* > night at Mt. Nebo. It was th4 17th victory in a row for cash don’t miss the Carling Golf Tournament at Sutton, Of Oak Tilt Mike Bouohak hsid a one-w------— .i.i.i HoufichoM SfiniecM ing (specializing in older the Barbers, 14 in league play and another three in the ■trok* load antsrlng ths sseond PLEASE READ YOUR AD Offered 13-A floors). Waxing floors. Paint. Mass., over the weekend or on Monday. It’s big league tourney. round after posting a 83-8S—88 Sugimoto has won two black or "Want Ads" are taken ever the phone as a Ing. Ceilings. Paperhanglnf. from start to finish with golfs greatest players in ac­ belts In Judo oompstitlon. eonvenlenoe, The advertleer ehould read his ad the FIRAT HOUBEIHOLD Furniture re­ Wataat (•) With Toronto over ths par 71 Ptsaeant Valley No Job too small. John Var- tion. Driving time to Sutton, not too far off the Massa­ STANDINGS ab r h rl Country Club course Friday. fiouohak sold he chipped ex­ DAY IT APPEARS end REPORT ERRORS In time (or the stored and reflnlshed, roinre faUIe, 849-6760. Aiualdl, o ...... 4 1 1 ______I neat Ineertlon. The Herald Is reeponslbl* (or only ONE Incor­ changed. OoU (or eetlmate 849- chusetts Turnpike, or Rt. 20, is a little over an hour, W. U Pot. Ths 33-ysar-old Souohak, who ceptionally well, adding "I res­ Oarluon, is ...... 4 S 3 n e t er emitted IsseiiloD for any edvertlsement and then only 8649. ______provided you obey the poeted ' Walnut Barbers .... 8 0 1.000 Whttf, 3b ... .Sit Th« Hfirtford Charter hasn't won a tournament in a cued three pairs with chips to 1 .661 Twaronil*. rf . S 2 1 wUMn a toot of th* cup." to tha extent of e *Nnake good” Inaertloii. Errors which do not Money to Loan 29 ■peed UrniU. . . . Pro foot­ Paul Dodge ...... 2 Oaks faced With a tough year, said hs paid a recant visit REWEAVTNQ of bums, moth Oenter C o n g o ...... 1 1 AOO MrAdain, if .4 0 4 leeeea the value of the edverttsemeot will not M eorreoted by ball buff* will have an oppor­ Off the Cuff Viol,>loi. VIcf 8 0 1 Toronto ball club this week to Ms old boos, Claud* Harmon, On th* 13th, he sliced Into an *Nneln good” Ineertlon. holes. 2Upp*rs repaired. Win­ BBOOND MORraAOB - U» Big Ous Trlandos, who has Mai Tool ...... 1 1 .600 McCauley. If ...... 8 0 0 at Winged Foot Country CSub at adjacent fairway and caught dow shades mads to mees ing ground gainer In their two smoke has cleared away and had mud hMe trouble on the The loss eliminated Wyman, the Crowell, Sb ...... 4 3 3 my gam* haa got battar each ment. If you have equity In Is all aet for the Notre Dame- ment store In San Francisco. . Simmons, sa ...... 4 1 3 exhibition games as well as the 17th fairway aa he staggered to Building— Contracting 14 property, caU Frank Burks to Army football game, Oct. 9 at Second annual Five Mile Road defending town champions. May. aC ...... 1 0 0 opening win over Richmond, day a 74. Troublt Reaehing Our Advertiser? It promisee to be a hectic Oxols. cf ...... 3 1 3 discuss ways and means. Con. Shea Stadium in New York. Race in honor of Dr. Charlie Ka.-iavai(e, rf ...... 3 0 0 has been sldellnsd for at least "I Mt a good Shot off ths tss," CARPENTRY — 82 year*’ ex­ nectlcut Mortgage E!xehang% "ISie tickets have already ar­ Robbins will be held Saturday, week, with three duta still Doucette, cf ...... 2 0 1 this week, with a knee injury. Sugimoto was one o f six {deyere perience. Ollings arid floors alive In the tourney. Center he said, "but that waa the last 24-Hour Answeriug Senriee 16 Lewis 8 U Hartford, 346. rived," the school probation Sept. 4 in Middletown. Bemie McNcIl. lb ...... 4 0 0 His place In the offensive back- one stroke beMnd Bouehak. one.’’ tiled, porches, rec room*. ga» M97. Congo meets Mol Monday, the An.ealdl c ...... 3 0 1 The group also Included Ar­ head reports. . . . Pat Mistret- O’Rourke, city recreation direc­ Gllha, If ...... 8 0 1 field will be filled by Mario U. B. Open champion Gary Free to Herald Readers rages, additions, attics finish­ winner to play Paul Dodge Potter, 3b ...... 3 0 0 A L PU TZ H A L IX W IS DICK MoOILL nold Palmer, Miller Barber, Joe 2 ta. No. 1 pitcher with Morl- tor In Middletown, Is promoting Metndes, who Just rejoined the Player of fiouth Africa gained a ed. remodeled, concrete work. arty’s and the Twilight the race. Three trophies and 10 ’Tuesday for the right to meet MIstretta, p ...... 3 1 1 club last week from ths San Campbell and Dick Hart. stroke by having the first round Want Informatlcn on one of o«r elaaelfleg advertteemeator He No Job too small. Immediate Musical— Dramatic 30 Walnut Wednesday in the title League’s best In 196S, was a medals will be awarded. Bob­ Totals 31 5 11 Diego Chargers. Sugimoto te a touring pro in washed out Hiureday. Player answer at tha telepbon* UstedT JUmply eall tha estimates. 648-2829. tl^^-sport letterman at West bins, holder of numerous nation­ game. Walnut 300 000 4—9 14 Mendez played against Rich­ Japan who played in tn m ps- was one over Thursday, but fln- Virginia Wesleyan, playing al champdonshlpe and a practic­ Steve McAdam paced the Paid Dodge 101 000 3-6 11 Moriarty’s Meet Vernon mond and was on the receiving vlous tourneyslayz in th* United izbed with a par 71 ths seomid CARPENTRY —Concrete steps, PIANO instruction, in my home, Barbers, showing four hits for States, including the fit. Paul EDWARDS floors, hatrhways, remodeling 188 McKee Btreat. 849-9679. baseball, basketb^ and foot­ ing physician at the Connecticut Mai Tool (4) end of a 28 yard touchdown toss time around. ball and was tabbbd the out­ Valley Hospital, will compete. . a perfect night. Equally pro­ ab r h r from quarterlMUik Mike Mosolf. Open, the first In which he British Open champlao Peter porches, garages, closets, csll- ductive was Bob Carlson who Newton, lb ...... 3 0 1 made the outotf. ANSWERING SERVICE Ings, attics finished, rec toovna standing senior athlete a year exmtestants In Sunday’s exhibi­ It Is expected that Mosolf will Thomeon had a 77 and Dave Private Instructions 32 tion football game at Yale Hos­ accounted for three of the win­ Bats, as ...... 3 0 0 share quarterbacking duties The Jovial 180-poundar aamed Marr, lost week’s PGA winner, formica. No Job too amaU. D A •go- Barcomb, 3b ...... 8 1 0 Sunday^ in lOH Benefit D (Carpentry fiervic*. 849-8S80. s e e pital, wlU compete. . Contest­ ners' 14 hits. Kozickl. p ...... 3 0 0 with Manch Wheeler, newest ar­ an invitation hers becauas of hia who had a 73. ATTENTION Tractor Trailer Walnut took an early 3-1 lead Wilbanks, If ...... 8 1 1 iint performances in ths Ma­ 6494)500 - 075-2519 ants in Sunday’s exhibition foot­ rival In the Oaks camp. Wheel­ NEWTON H. SMITH A flONfi— Trainees. Men 19 and over are Short Stuff ball game at Yale Bowl, the after the first Inning, scored Weir, c ...... 3 1 1 er, a star quarterback last year Eyan and Thailand tounia- and leave yoor meeeage. YoaH hear from our adverttser In Jig needed at once to train (or Coaches in attendance at the two more In the fifth and four Duolos, i f ...... 3 0 1 Q-foying in s1i &D€ fo r Lewis &nd Wally Widholin.^hurler In the st&te tMs seesoni ments. RemodeUng, repairing, recrea­ New York Olonts and Pitts­ Morris rf ...... 8 1 1 * ^ probably the best receiver iaaIn pitching Vkl M fw South U/lw/laj’kt*Windsor fpvto ttlJIthe for the Portland Seahawks, is T BOWUNO MEBTINO time without speodlng an evening at the telephone. tion rooms, additions, garages, high paying Jobe as Tractor* Moently concluded and hlghly- In the seventh to win going Uzwack. 2b ...... 1 0 0 Ths 37-year-oId fiugtmoto oald burgh Steelere, will receive a coming playoffs, Hartford Twilight arcult. Zone Four pennant, and former working out with the team this concrete work. Coll 649-8144. T ^ le r Drivers if qualified. ■uooesaful 20th annual Coaiohee’ away. Sleeves, of ...... 3 1 0 week and should be ready lor Ms biggest prize in a singls repi Earnlnga $200. per week salary minimum of $%,000 each and Twilight League pennant Rockville fans will also get a Stafford High ace Pete Sfreddo, Automobiles For Sale 4 CUnlc at UConn were ^nging with a sellout, could ^Ut a swag Suffering their first loss In TotalA who served a stint with the Min duty against the Rifles, meet was the 02,000 ha won In atlves of entries In the Y Bowl­ DION CONSTRUernON OO. — and up. Many Jobs available. WsrmB chance to see the league’s leeid- the Japan Open. Asked through A TASTE OP HONEY— Last in the PGA cham­ the pradsee of Dan Jeasee of of 176,000 down the middle. The the playoff. Dodge was paced 1 winner Moriarty Bros. nesota farm system. Against Richmond, Mosojf ing Leogus will meet Wednes­ Complete buUdlng service. New Budget plan available also. For Trinity College who handled the ing pitcher, Pat MIstretta, who an interpreter what ha would do 1958 CHEVROLET Impala Con Giants and Detroit Lions the by Don Simmons’ three hits. Paiterson. .. 0 meets Vernon Mobile completed four out of 11 passis day night at 7:80 at the HoU' pionship a year ago, Dave Marr turned things construction, alterations or ad­ detaUs phone 249-7771 anytime. ri had won all nine of his deci­ Behind the trio will be i If he won the 036,000 first prize HERALD vertlble, 6 automatic, black baseball portioa of the pro­ first year and the Giants and Eric Gaols homered for the FV)wler. p ...... strong Infield composed of A1 and had one other intercepted day Lanes. Offleers arc Charlie around completely and won the 1965 title. The ditions. Roofing, siding, point­ Jenkins, cf . . . . 2 Homes tomorrow at 2 at sions this season. The Rockville here, he said: with white top, exceptional con gram. At least a doaen coaxes Baltimore Colts the second year losers In the seventh. Putz and Mark Bucheri, both for a net yardage passing of 1^2 Whalen, president; Art John ing. etc. 648-4862, 648-0890. Wienrnian, If .. 1 Rockville’s Henry Park. All High faculty member and coach "Give up pleylnf and go back New Rochelle, N. Y „ pro is among the favorites in dttion, terms available. 844- —who handle sports other than each received $37,500 for partic­ Mai Tool broke a 2-2 tie with LuUen. .... strong hitters with the Rock yards, it Is expected that Wheel­ ■on, secretary, and Joe Twaro- Help Wanted— Famalfi 85 baseball, including football or ® proceeds will go to the I.O.H. was a big factor in Moiiarty’s to Japan.’* nite, treasurer. 1200,000 GarUng World Golf Tournament. DOX LETTERS 8256. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, ipating In the Albie Booth Me­ two runs in the fifth and put Berramtnl, lb second flag In a row. vllle Legion this season, at third er win be able to fill fills voal basketball—claimed Jeseee was the contest out of Wyman’s Tint!, ab ...... 0 ‘ (Instructors of the Handlcap- dormers, porches, basements PART-TIME or full-ttma. ox- morial Boys’ Club Fund attrac­ Cavanaugh, m oj ped) pool fund. Vernon Coach Frank McCoy and first base, Dick McGill at In otherwise potent Oaks of­ 1958 FORD station wagon, perleneed bookkeeper. Apply the hit of the mld-eummer pro­ reach. The losers added a tally For Your standard 6 cylinder, 0KX). 043- refliUshed, caMnets, buUt-lns, tions. Ample supply of tickets Jackflon, c .... 9i Moriarty Bros.’ Coach Gene has put together a tough trio to short and Manchester’s Bill fense. • formica, aluminum, vinyl, in pereon, Mariovra lao., MT gram. Jeasee, who is beet known remain to be sold. ’The ducat in the seventh, but Mai put the Calhoun 3b .,. Halftime entertainment fdr 4379. IdUchaud. rf . . . ' Johnson ^11 go with his regu­ face the Gas Housers, headed Andrulot at the kestone spot. InformatioB steel, ceramo siding. WUliam MoM St. for hia footbaB coaching abil­ sale Is lagging behind the first fire out before any damage. by Skip Olander, who beat Mor­ Dave Klecak, who played with tMs Saturdays game will & ity, ia also a learned baseball It was a pitchers night, the lar lineup, featuring the Twi­ 1959 CHEVROLE3T Bel Air —4- RobMns (Jarpentry fiervlca, two promotions It was reported TotaJs 77 3 3 1 light Loop’s leader Utter, Bob iarty’s Wednesday night pitch­ the Holy Cross freshmen this supplied by the Charter OaMi man who had kept up with the winners collecting five hits and MtaJ Tool 010 130 0—4 Jack Sanford Successfu door, excellent condition, $250. 649-3448. in New Haven. Carlson. Also expected to see ing for Royal. Behind the UConn spring, and jtowerful Joe Van Sabres, who ware a feature a|- RN OR LPN, l-U Shift, part- game and is highly respected the losers only three. Weir and WYinan 000 aoo 1—8 TOE HERALD will not or best offer. CaU 843-5220. • « • action are Moe Morhardt, for­ FYosh standout are Loomis Oudenhove, ex-RockvlUe High traction at two of last yean disclose the Identity of A A. IXON, INC Roofing time, 849-4619. in mMty areas . . . Two Man­ Steeves of Mai delivered the ^ t M n g s Little Miss Softball mer Chicago Cub, and the Prep’s Jim Needham, Judged performer, will handle the Oaks games. I any advertleer using box siding, palntiiw. Carpentry. Al­ chester High coaches were hi big hits, run producing doubles, Ticket sales continue good ta r COUNTER girls for night week, Here *n There then scoring themselves. leagues RBI champ. Speedy by many to be the best Legion catching. National League letters. Readers enswer- FORD Galaxie 1968, excellent terations and addlncaa. OsU- attendance, Dick Danielson, Heading the outfielders is the Oaks home opmer, General In American League Debut ing blind box eda who Ingi. Woikmanshto guaran­ over 18, Apply to Mrs. CtMqi^ still in a San Francisco uni­ Wyman leaves the tourney UtUe Missiles 32, PelUn’s 24; W. L. P ot O.B. condition, $1,376. 742-8970. man, HoUday Lanes. head soccer mentor, and Verne form, but no longer a member Jeff Heintz, who played In the Manager Don Brewer said ttotire to protect their teed. 399 Autumn 8t 043-4890. Burnette, new assistant foot­ with a 1-2 mark, after showing Moriarty Bros. 18, Killan Steel MUwaukee .. 70 60 .683 — of the Giants, is Jack Sanford, Ball 6 ; Nassiff Arms 16, Bantly garden for Central Ckmn. this "Tliere are sUU plenty of good Identity can follow this ball cocMih . . . Joe Soltys, sm 11-1 mark to win the Dusty spring. Flanking Heintz will be Loe Angelea . 71 82 .677 N EW YORK /A p \ _ _ * s a s City 8-1, Detroit swept Boa-es. ExceUent been brought up from ^ minor Houston ...... 60 72 .410 21 American League debut 0 lead In the fourth inning with Bill Skowron’B two-run homer fore 2 p.m. workmanship. 649-6496. position, insurance benefits. asset than the hard-working league system. . Wally Wld- companies you do NOT . former newspaperman . . .Two New York ... 88 86 .297 after nine years aa a Na­ a two-run homer. Albie Pearson off Kansas City’s Jim Hunter In Apply by mall or in person, twlni and Hal Lewis have now Busy Pro Football Weekend it to see your letter. Hartford Dispatch, 226 Proe- eochibitors at the clinic, both of Friday’s Beeulis tional Leaguer, aet down knocked in the Angels’ other run the tMrd Inning powered the 1968 RAMBLER, 6 cylinder, A Your letter win be des­ played on four consecutive Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh S In the seventh with a single, one WMte Sox to their seventh standard, 4-door. Best offer. Roofing and rhlmneys 16-A pect St., East Hartford, Mr. ' whom were former head foot- championahip entries in the the first-pkice Twins on troyed if the advertiser is Manus. Please do not phone. one you’ve mentioned. If ROOFING — aperJaUring re­ I eoc-Boeton University mentor, X George Brunet had the Twins 20-game winner last season, pair helped Hamilton win In 1962 won his eighth gams against 10 not It will be handled In 1948 DESOTO — sedan, new mo­ pairing roofs of aU klnda, new < and Hal Kopp, former Rhode Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 3, day night, and the Los An­ shutout on three Mts until the the usual manner. and 1063 and Moriarty’s the past B ob H ayes Fightk^ ninth inning of the second game. defeats. tor overhaul. Good running roofs, gutter work, ctaLuneys Island coach. Sinko is now sell­ 10 inning* geles Angels held on for a two seasons. . Both will be on But ZoUo Versalles singled, • • • condition, $50. 643-2171 or 643- cleaned, repaired. Aluminum SALESLADIES to work full­ ing sports books and sports In Bowl Tomorrow fit. Loula 8, New York 1 3-1 victory in the first B m m m m a m m siding. 90 years’ experience. time, apply Pilgrim Mills, dieplay Sunday afternoon at moved to tMrd as Rich Rollins YANKEES-ORIOLES— 8470. films and Kopp is trying to Houston 7-0, Chicago 4-3 game of a doubleheader. Free estimates. OaU Bowlay, Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to move football sled adaptors. Hock\^le’s Henry Pailt when Today’s Games douUed and scored the tying Jack Cullen pitched a three- Lost and Fonnd the Gas House Gang faces the Young quarteribacks will be in the spotlight— or at Minnesota ciuno back for a I- Mtter for Ms first complete 1969 BLUE Corvette convertible, 84S-6861. 644-9199. 9 p.m. • * * Cincinnati (Nuxhall 9-3) run on Tony Oliva’s grounder. 3 speed, standard shift, $1,460. Vernon Mobile Homes. Game east on the spot— tomorrow at Yale Bowl when the For Grid Career 1 triumph in th* niihtcim. Rollins went to tMrd on the game In the majors, and Tom LOST: Passbook No. 15084. No­ Fhlladelphla (Culp 8-9) tice Is hereby given that Pass Call 648-1060. Just Jotting* starts at 2 o’clock with all pro­ N^ew York Giants and the Pittsburgh Steelers clash for Milwaukee (Lemaster 8-9) The Angels purchasod th* grounder and scored as Andy Tresh Mt his 19th homer in the Heating and Plumbing 17 U ear-old veto: book No. leOM Is Issued by the Latest from the Weat Coast ceeds entering the IGH Fund.. NEW YORK (A P )—-Olympian Bob Hayes continues Pittsbuigh (Friend 6-10 or Sisk Iran from the Kosco filed out. Sandy Valdeepi fourth inning for the Yankees’ 1968 FORD, 4-door, automatic the benefit of the Albie Booth Boys’ Clubs of New Ha*' Fnvaanclsco Giantsanis only four days First Manchester Office, Hart­ lAows Tom Kelley’s pitching eXut Gowdy, who is now In the lis quest for a professional fcxitball career tonight, at- 4-3) no then added a run-scoring sin­ only run. Cullen allowed Len Dawson to have less potential aftir three. disap­ back in the late stages. Two games were schedule to within three games of the top, ■ured. EVee estimatea. 649- 2 trouble with his trunk this sea­ pointing seasons. Steeler coach Buddy Parker laurels again this season. battle between rival powers Red Team this afternoon. New York v l last 17 games, committed lour 0668, Joseph P. Lewla governing America’s track and Jack Bancroft, 47-46-43— 188- **^ew Yorit (Dbwnlng lO-U) at edging PhiladelpMa 3-2 on thlrd- errors, 1969 CHEVROLET — Bel Air, SEE ITESPA MOTOR Scooter, son. has stated that Nelsen will open Seen for Spanish Buffalo at Now BnmswlCk, N .«, ■tring catcher Jim 0>ker’s hom- The one major question mark field affairs, In wMch college IV. Baltimor* (J. Miller 4-8), night • • • blue, CaU 649-6760. $269-$52S, six models to choose EXTERIOR and interior paint­ That win Morally let Dawson facing the Chiefs is the condl- against New York ahead of Cappelletti Ready In the American League, a«ai Detroit (Aguirre 13-6) ait ei^ in the lOth Inning. Bob Gib­ from at McBride Sport Spot, breathe easier thrwgh the bro­ veteran Ed Brown and new­ and other athletes have been JMui Gallagher Jr., 48-46-M Chicago and Green Bay at Mil­ A8TR08-CUBS— 1963 FORD Galaxie 500 convert­ ing. W a l^ p er books, paper­ HELP WANTED tion of BYed Arbanas, the all' ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) — Davis Cup Squad caught In the middle. -J27-6V. Boston (Morehead 0-16), lUght Major Loogua son pitched St. Louis to an 8-1 Bob Aapromonte’s bases-Ioad 639 Center St., 849-8747. hanging. (Jelling*. Floors. Ful-! ken nose he suffered last year league tight end. Arbanas was comer Tommy Wade. Coach Mike Holovok of the Bos­ waukee in the National LeagW. Minnesota (Merritt 3-1) at Los romp over the New York Mets. ible, exceUent oondltlon, |1,350 and possibly propel the Chiefs to The former Southern Callfor' (Bill) Easton, president BUI Sullivan, 46-41-40—127- In addition to Dallas-SiM ed single was the winning hit in or best offer. Coll 643-0218. 1956 HARLEY DAtUDSON. ly Insured. Workmanship gusT' hit in the eye by a BtIH unknown ton Patriots says he’ll use Glno of the U.S. Track Coaches 3V. Angalaa (Newman 11-10), night And Houston and the Chicago Houston’s ninth-inning rally in the Western Division title in the assailant on a Kansas City nla sUnger will be throwing to Cappelletti for some kicking BARCSEiONA, Spain (AP) — Francisco, tonight's NFL sltffi ss=Leaciorf=s Cubs split a doubleheader, the model 74, all equipped. 649- Assn., told the Senate Com Barry Robinson, 41-87-46— Bunday’e Games the doubleheader opener against 1988 DESOTO — power steer If no answer, 843-9(M8. PAINTERS American Football League after street last December and suf­ two top receivers In veteran chores In the American Foot­ If Spain wants to take the Davis had St. Louie va. Washington at Detroit at Boston National League Astros winning the opener 7-4 7838, 643-8414. a second-place finish last sea­ flanker Gary Ballman and No. merce Ckimmlttee as it recessed 126-8V. Richmond, Va., wMle the AFV. the Cubs. Lee Maye started the ing, pdwer brakes, $100 or best fered a k>Bs of visibility in his ball League exhibition game Cup away from Australia, It the probe FVlday that he bC' Mew York at Baltimore Batting (800 at bate) — a *- before tha Cuba took the second uprising against hard-working son. left eye. 1 draft pick Roy Jefferson, lean with the Houston Oilers Satur- might pack up a few tons of red John GoiUaghsr Br„ 60-46-30 offered Boston at Houston and game 2-0. offer. Otil after 6:30, 649-4316. There la no doubt that Daw- lleved both the boys and the — 136-6V. Cleveland at Washington mente, nttaburgh, .884; Aaron, reliever Ted Abernathy with Ms Buslnes.’i Services TOP WADES Aihanas gained 866 yards on and swift pass catcher from day. Barcelona clay and a few thou­ San Diego at Denver. Minnesota at Los Angeles Milwaukee, .829. * • • 1964 CHEVROLET convertible, aon, a nine-year veteran, has Utah. Utls pair was murder on BChools should be punished. His fourth Mt of the game. Bill Faul Offered 13 34 receptions last year, and Cappelletti sprained his left sand of "Santana’s peoiSe’’ for statement got a frigid Senatorl' Chloago at Kansas City, 3 Rune—Harper, Cbiohmati, 90; BRAVEB-PIRATES— won the second game for CMca restored to new condition, new SUMMER SPECIAL Can between 10 A.M.-4 FJI. a tt^ e d star status after years the VUcings. ankle Aug. 4. Holovak said the trip to Sydney in December. Triple Track MQ A P a t apprenticeship. Despite the firmly states that the eye does al reception. lloiiday's Games Aaron, MUwaukee, (fi. Mathews’ 28th homer came go with an eight-hitter for Ms red paint, hoick nylon top, 14” LAND CLEARING, tree re­ Mon. thru Fri. not hamper him. The Yale game presents local Wednesday he plans to bring The Spanish tennis forces Baltimor* at CMoogo, N after a single by Hank Aaron in wheels, red and wMte Interior. Windows. '^'WmW9 fact that Boston’s Babe Parllli GUont followers with their first Mm along slowly. The boys’ offense was the Rune Batted In--JohnBon, Cbi< third victory—all ahutouts. moval. and chain saw work. was picked on the all-league The rest ot the receiving completed a 4-1 rout of the Unit­ breaking of a boycott by the West Wins Nutmeg Conte»| New York at Minnesota, N clnnati, 97; Banks, CMcago and the eighth inning at Pittsburgh, O ai 848-1843. A. Michaud. 742-fi006. BILL TUNSKY TEL 875-8073 team, Ddwson was the most corps Is strong with flanker ed States Thursday and now National Collegiate AtMetlc Detroit at Kansas City, N Mathews, Milwaukee, 84. cracking a 2-2 tie. Frank Jackson and aplM end must hurdle the winner of the Assn, forbidding college athletes Cleveland at Los Angelea, N Hits — Rose, Onolnnati, 100; CADILLAC 1969, model 82 eer- OHARPENINQ Seivlce—Sawa 649-9095 efficient passer In the AFL, iea, cream colored, 2-door R O C K V IU i completing 66 per cent of Ms Chris Burford. Veteran Tom Indla-Japan match (or the right from competing In the Amateur On Last Minute Touchdo\¥i| Only games scheduled Wllllama, Chicago and d e ­ GIANT8-DODGEB8— Woman’s Softball knives, axes, shears, skates, passes for 2,879 yards and 80 Brooker and rookies Otis Taylor U.S. Teen Age Swimmers to enter the Challenge Round. Athletic Union’s meet In San ment*, Ptttebuifh,' 101. Mays got Ms homer early, hardtop, tip-top ctxidltlon, rotary blades. Quick service. $1,400. OaU after 6 p.m., 876 Capitol Eaulpment Ck>., 38 touchdowns. from Prairie View and Frank Few doubt that Manuel Santa­ Diego last June for the right to Doubles — WUUame, Chtoafo, pushing' ' the Giants ahead 1-1 In Tourney Moving Pitts from Southern U. are the na and Company will gst to Syd­ represent this country opUnst 84; Aaron, MUwaukee, 30. 2824. Miun St., Mancheeter. Hours He sboirid get considerable Build Lead Over England BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Henryoscored on a 72-yard rim* refui H oop Tourney the tMithird when be connected daUy 7-6. Thursday 7-fi, Satur­ hsto from the Elephant back- contenders ehould any of the ney — but there ths honeymoon the Russians. Antaetezak of Bridgeport’s The Weat scored ^ e r a i Triples — CaUison, PMIadel- against Howie Reed following a Into Second Day 1980 LIGHT blue Falcon, 2-door, starters, primarily Arbanas, ends. day 7-4. 643-7068. field of 232-pound Curt McOlin' Many witnesses have blamed Notre Dame High I School, form- yard drive in the second pdri pMa, 10; dement*, PltUburi^, double by Matty Alou. wagon. Radio, heater, seat ton and 226-pound Mack (The falter. the bitter feud between NCAA pdrio Final Contest • • • CARDIFF, Wales (AP) — Thealn a special event that did not The Challenge Round wlU be er all-state halfback, scored a set up a five-yard touohd 13. STRATFORD (AP)—Hie 1986 belts, good condition, $700. 228- TYPEWRITERS — Standard WANTED Truck) Hill, who played togeth' The line consists of Jim T yrve United States’ sll-conquerlng count in the point standings played on grass. That’s the sur- and AAU (or the team’s defeat tia-braaUog touchdown In the Home Runs—Mays, Ban Fran' REDfi-PHILS- 8078. and electric. Repaired over­ by the Soviets — the first such Buzz Leavin of Weztport Set for Monday Women’s World Softball Tourna­ or sparingly last year. and Jerry (Jomellson at tackle, John Nelson, a 17-ysar-oId face < Roy Emerson and Fred Nutmeg Bowl scholastlo football ried tha ball over, elsoo, 80: Mathews, Milwaukee Sammv Ellis went the full 10 hauled, rented. Adding ma­ MoCSlnton, file Oilefs’ regular teen-age swimmers got off to a American loss In seven years, and MeOovey, San Franclsoo, ment enters Ite second day to­ Ed Budde and Curt Mers at from Pompano Beach, Fla., set StoUe Tlgsrs on clay, Santana all-star game Friday night as The Bast retaliated wtfii a limlngs for th* Reds against the 1988 OLD6MOBILE 4-door ■* chines rented and repaired. fullback, was handicapped by a whopping 82-48 lead over Britain Asa S. BushnsU, secrstaiy of PuMied ahead by Thursday MAN OR WOMAN TYPIST ard and Jon Qilllam at con' on American record for the 220- and Me Iteammates Jose Luts the West dsfeated the East yard march and a 36-yard 0o 38. Phils ae Ooker and Don Pavlet- day with eight getmes to be don, take over payments. CaU Pickup and deUvery service. broken band last season and FYlday as Patty Caretto broke a yard men’s freestyle with a Arilla, Juan Gisbert and Juan the U.S. Olympio Oommlttee, 38-30. nlght’a downpour, th* Went Amertean Loagne tch, another reserve catcher, played from morning to night. 848-8648 between 4-8 p.m. or Yale Typewriter Servloa 648- ' gained only 262 yards after two world record and at least six offered ths Senators what he Ing pasa, from f^arUrback J( The defense has undergone time of 2:01 flat, and helped on Manuel Ooudsr are likely to be Andrseiesak dashed 81 yards Bradanlnl of North Haven -• flides and ths Aetoe meat Moo- Battfiw (300 at hats) — Too- supplied th* offenelve punch. Bcnne 4(X) girls on 19 teams after 8:30. 4086. ' 000-plus seasons. shuffling that should make It American records went by the a relay that set another national Shooting pigeons on th* faster called a faca-oavlng plan to set and boSrIed over two would-be night at B o'clock at Char- tnemskl, Boston, .834; RoMO' Pavletich drove in the first Cin­ will play and play throughout To Operate end Harlan Hombruch of Weat 1982 OPEL — mechanically ex­ HAROIJD A SON RubMsh Re­ ’ HUl, who wears a qnadrttple stronger. The key to the situa boards. mark of 8:16 (or the 880 yard surface. tie file diffarano* between the Ucklers for th* last • minute Hartford. tor Oak Park to decide ths play­ ■on, Baltimore, .8fi0. cinnati run in the opening inning the week until the finals next ,B idioe, was a free agent from tion la Bobby Bed, who played They figure to gst better. relay. '^ e intersone final hsre was two athleUo groups. He pro­ ■core. off ohwmilon o f the summer Runs — Verwles, Minnesota, with the first of Ms three Mts, Saturday. A team must lose ceUent. Any reasonable offer. moval — attlce, cellars and -Southern Untversity signed for posed that aaoh of fiis 80 s p ^ The West turned tbs tldO on May be eeen at 182 Brood St. yards, weekly and monthly Friden Tape Puncher defensive end last year but has "Our kids srs still tired after Claudia Kolb, Santa Clara, completed with Gisbert beating He was also the gam*'* lead­ ths last play of ths half. LaavMi baeketDall league. 90: OUva, Minnesota, 94. then tripled in the eighth and twice to be eliminated. ' about 0000 who eventually been Shifted to a Unebacklng that long trip from New York,” Calif., also bad a hand in two Frank Froehllng of Coral Ga­ recognized for Olympic com' Ilie West Sides, the favorites, 84S-6496. pickup. Bolton-Manchester vi­ ing rusher, carrying tha baU 128 caught a thrss-yard pass In m Runs Batted In — Oolavlto, scored on Coker’s aaorlfio* fly. The host Stratford team got .oraokod the Kansas City first spot that should bs mors com team manager Dr. John Bogert U.S. records, 2:68.0 in fiis 220- bles, Fla., 8-8, 8-8, 6-4. 3-8, 8-8 petlUcn set up Its own assocla oompletad the r ^ l a r schedule cinity. Harold Hoar, 649-4084. yards In 10 plays. end aone aftsr (Ju ai^ rh i^ develand, 93; Horton, Detroit, That made it 3-1, but Johnny off to a good start Friday night 1981 OLD8MOB1LE F'SO, 4-dOor Experience would help, otherwiBe we will trfiin YW. -tsam as a rookie last ysar. In foitable. said aftsr the opening day of th* yard breast stroke and on a and Dennis Ralston of Bakers­ tion. H i* AAu would keep the Andrsejesak’s score with 2 with a spotlsea 7 ^ mark, then 01. Briggs tied it with a leadoff beMnd the no-Mt no-run latching ‘ lass than a full season ho raced Kevin Kennedy of NangatuSk dsfeated the Indians to gain sedan, automatic transmission, APPLIANCES repaired — all Paid vacation. Blue Croas, Pension Plan and OUMT Jsrry Mays, one of tbs top U.8.-BrlUsh meet. women’s 440-yard medley relay field, Calif., fstUng Uia lone JurisdloUon It now has In 13 of minutes 03 eaoonds left gave th* HtU — OUva, Mlnnaaota, 100; homer in the last of the ninth. of Bertha Tlckw as Fort Worth, radio, wMtewall tires, wind- .lor 087 jraids and tbs laaguo’s tacklss in tbs Isagus, moves Patty, a -M-year-old Junior that finished ui 4:42.2. U.S. point with a 44, 8-4, 8-8, 6- th* sporta and fits Olympio marched his squad 70 yards. . ths finals in toe playoff. makes washers, refrigerators, ilfhth Tha wastsmsrs mads th* onlV Oampanerls, Koneas d ty , IM. Ookar’s winning homer in the Tax., lost 13-0, Aratford'e Doima sMeld washers. Original own freezers, dryers, gaa and elec­ benefits. •top average-6.4 yards a carry. over to one dsfsnsivs end poet Jilgh school student from WMt- Other records wars by Judy 0 triumph over subsUtuta Ooud- OommltUs, obartared by Oon- aitnual sartae, after th* Baothad The Aetao, a iffvup a t g r a tf Doutdas — Taetnamskl, Bos­ lOth came off rtosvor CMu^ Loplano sparked a 14-Mt attack ( "BDll was a sort of mystery to two touchdowns of tha sacono nates from Boat OathoUo High, er no longer needs second cor, tric ranges. OU burners tion with Mel Branch af the oth­ tier, Calif., turned in a fantastic Humbargsr, Fort Wayne, Ind., grsss, would coofinua In fiM top dominated the (tret half. ton, 00; Versalles, Minnesota, Wagner. with a two-run home run. $1,000. OOl 648-8166 after 8 ■as,’* aald Coach Hank Strain. er. Alphonse Dotson, a No. I>erformance, In her 18:61.1 2:81.3 in the woman’s 320-yard 'It was a Mg shook for th* spot. They tied th* gam f la t s ^ finlahed second with a 8-1 mark. • • • cleaned and reixUred. Ooama Apply In Person On tha first play from serim- tha third partod with k O ^ e n 00. Hie defending champions p .m .' I ;“ He was so good ws kept look future selection from OitUnblinc record In the 1,800 yard free­ backstroke ; Martha Randall, Americans, although not entire­ The hearings are to rasums Appliance, 849-0066. mage, Bast snd Jos Mleola of m i from Kennedy to and Joe Triples — Campanerle, Kan' OARDS-MRTS— from Portland, Ore., won their h if (or something to be wrong who Joined the club, could style. Wayne, Ps,, 3:18.0 in the wom­ ly unexpected by most observ­ Monday with tssUmony by wit East Hartford caught a deflect- Ohartea Oo* won th* U.8. sas City, 11; Aparicio, Balti Gibson was overpowering in first game 1-0 against Phoenix, 1980 CHEVROLET Impala — 4 STEPS, BIDBWALK8 ,. BtoM with Wm." figure in the battle. Buck Bu Not only did she take more en’s 330-yard fraest^e, and ers, and two of th* factors con­ nesses Including Jim Beatty, Qanlno of B ta m l^ Oathollc *d paoe and ran a 0 0 -yard and won on Andraejoiak'a 01- Amateur goM tiUa In 1040 and more, 10. running his hfetims record Aria. Portland scored In the doer hardtop, radio and heater. waUe, flraBlaoes, flagetloiie tor- ilanrlfpBtpr lEttpnin^ Ij^raUli they didn't locate anything, chanan, 6 foot-7 and 278 pounds, than 30 seconds off the pending Kendls Moors, Phoenix, Arlz., tributing . to ths setback were distance runnsr. Ths AAU and touchdown. t.. Homs R obs Horton, Detroit, agalnsi tbs M«ki to 11-3. The big third Inning when Chris Pettlna Excellent ocndlticn, original races. An concrete repairs aiMl with Abner Haynes traded yard gaUop, again in U08. Ba ruanainp and Ed liOthamor are the tack­ rsoord, but she did it alone, 3:83.9 In the womsn's 330-yard the Olay court and th* hissing, NOAA are to teiUty Tuasdsjr Oa ^ partod's final piagr, 10; CMavlto, devtomd, 34. rtBM*handar gave up throa hits, droro ia a lun wtth a doubla. uwnar. •80-04BS. Baaaonably Yrtoad.^6tt-0ilU. ta Denver, fiiera’a'Uttla j ^ b t les. Bwlmmii^ without ooiApstiUon butterfly. hootlnf crowd. and Wednssday. Billy J o f a t Now LemSon «*># B rniiport Boys Ohib. ■f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 21. 1968 PAGE BLBVn^ BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY,, AUGUST 21, 1988 Suburban For Sal# 71^ Housm F or Sale 72 Houh«8 For 8al6 72 Houses For Salt 72 Suburban For Salt 75 Suburban For Sal# 75 Suburban For Sale 76 Suburban For Saki 75 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Houses For Rent 65 VERNON — HiUalde sett! COVENTRY - Seven roonu Help Wanted— Male 36 MANCHESTER — axsouUva 7 SIX ROOM Capa with aluminum EXPANDABLE Cape — five GLASTONBURY Near Man­ W Ap/lNO I room Colonial, WAPPING 20 Ridge Rd., I- :tng, bedrooms, large OONOORO RD. — Beouttful room Cape, 3% baths, 2-car large (Ireplaced living room, bedroom cuetom built Ranch, trees, 6*4 room Ranch, exc^cc«- brick Colonial, outbuilding, j YOUNG MEN — part-time, 8 RANCH — 8 siding, flraplacs, many, many finished, excellent, like new chester, two family on sera BALL? ARt ^ Nim r lot, garags, referenoes re- Ranch, large Uving room, for­ garags, wall-to-wall carpeting, formal dining room, kitchen deadend street, extensive view, lent condition, rec room, fire­ fields, good potential for extra; a.m.-2 p.m., piece work opera­ mal dining room, oeMnnt extras. Offers will be con­ condition, garage, fireplace, lot, located In area of single lots on main road. Leonard' WMATARI V0UMIN& qulrad, $160. per month. 649- 28 foot family room, 16x33 n. sidered. J. D. Realty Oo., 043- new kitchen, schools, bus, M9- homes. Ideal family home with with bulU-lns, 1*4 baths, 4 bed­ mid 30's, Immediate oc­ place, etc. Muet sell, oiUy $10,- CLASSIFIED tion. Apply ’Tober Baseball, 114 ^ONI* kltohen, 2 bedrooms, reoren- cupancy, Call owner, 649-1260, 400. Hayee Agency, M8-0131. Agency, Realtors M6-04M. I Brooklyn St., Rockvllla. UoB room, landsoaped n rd . swimming j ^ l , lovely tread 6139. 6606. Income potential. Leoiuurd rooms. Leonard Agency, Real­ lot. Hayea Agency, 643-4801. Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. tors, 646-04d9. 3I7-9600. (JLAS’TON^BURI - M ■omerMti Marion H. Robertson, Realtor, VttRNON — Here’s a friendly TEN MiLE8'?OUT — economy, 643-6968. Rd., lees than mite from Man-t Salesmen Wanted 36-A Sobnrban For Rept 66 home, nearly new in tha Lake 78 COVENTRY — 6% room Ranch, older 4 finished 6 room Cape, Lots For Bars Manchester bullt-lns, fireplace, children privacy, trees, artesian well. Chester Line, off Belt St. I bed-| ADVERTISING MIS MANOHBBTER—« room Capa Manohester — Street section of Vernon. Fea­ roome, L-shaped Ranch, V FOR THE right man, our com­ BOLTON Lakefront — Year tures 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, BOLTON — 3 bulldtM loU toUI- THE UTMOST will love this 2*4 acre lot. Only $7,600. Lawrence F. FI round house, 4 roome, refriger­ on bus line, handy to sohoois, OPEN HOUSE baths, 3 flrcplacee, 3-oar ga-^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS pany offers a fine opportunity PERCM IKI1ME basement garage and axtra Ing 8 acres, $7,000. Call Eugene Priced right. Leonard Agency, ano, Realtors, M6-0434, MI- ator, stove, $126., Immediate shopping, etc. 814,900. Fhll- ST. BARTHOLOMEW Realtors, 646-0409. 3706, 743-68M. rage, and huge paneled ree for excellent earnings along BLEACMER9. briok Agency, 649-8464,______spacious lot. Look for a bright OagUardone, J. D. Realty, M6- Sunday, August 32, 2-6, 94 An eight room true colo­ room, large partlelly wooded 8 AJL to S PAL with the chance to progress occupancy. 64S-4601. CHURCH AREA nial on one floor. Located ORIPEWCLL future in this bright home. To 37M. M8-6139. Plymouth Lane. OversiM VERNON CIRCLE — House private country lot, on quiet with one of the largest finan­ inspect call Carl Zinsser, Jar- In the Nathan Ha)e Home­ Coventry street. Low 30's. CaU owner,. cial Institutions In the world. L0VE61O r OCXVILLB — 29 Laurel St., Lovely 6 room colonial. HEBRON — three acre build­ Colonial, 3 extra large bed­ Ideal for doctor’s clinic, out COPY QGSING TIME FOR CLASSIUBD ADVT. four room clean apartment. MANOHBBTER — Oietom vis Realty Co., Realtors, M3 rooms, dining room, 26 ft. stead area. Modern heat­ side building. Located on busy Olaetonbury 688-M83. ' Fhr an appointment call 646- PLAV "BLAffT Spacious Living Room, 1121, Eves. 643-0038. ing site, elevation affords pri­ ing, new plumbing and new ROOM FOR ALL Stove refrigerator, heat in­ built 5H room quality Formal Dining Room. vacy, ideal for horses. Will sell living room, Rec room. Route 83, immediate rKdu.- MONDAY Ito a iB lD A T 10:80 AAA-4IATDBOAT t AJA 0181 between 8:80 a.m.-lO a.m., Deep, treed' lot. Come ready wiring. Ointalns many VERNON - 3 bedroom Split,, evenings 5-7 p.m. *TME UMPIRE'^- cluded. CaU 876'«1S2. iranch, choice location, Por­ Kitchen with Pine cabinets, NEW LI8TINO — Porter St. one acre lots. Leonard Agency, unique features and Is a pancy. Call anytime. Balch Bedrooms- -3 or 4, 2 baths, ter Street School dletrlct. to buy! Won’t lost at $25,- Real Estate, 649-2012, 875- rec room, laundry, fireplace,: LAKE ST„ Coventry — 4-room 8 good sized bedrooms. 1*4 area — 7 room Colonial, near Realtors, 646-0469. masterplecs of planning den, dining room plus fam­ garage, bullt-lns, $17,900. Own-) A well designed home In baths. Fireplace, Combina­ 900! 7292. ” ”,j'i^^^F^3iAr643-2711 Real Estate Opportunity apartment avaUabie for Im­ bus, stores and schools. Tree and restoration. Privately ily room. Rt. 44A between er. M9-6380. Immaculate condition, fire­ tion windows. Double ame- and hedged lot for privacy. THREE adjoining building lots, situated on 7.5 acres with a UConn and Manchester. mediate occupancy. CaU Mrs. place, attached overslaed lake privileges, $2100. Call D mekione m UN” ' Q ( fTRlUlff BUT rr fOUNCED N SMogcN A site drive. Excellent land­ Prime location, extra milldlng Barrows s^Wallace brook. The convenient de­ Rockville Move in by September. CAN YOU SELL? Frasier, 742-8802. arage, wall to wall caipet- scaped yard. City utiUtlea. mornings, 743-7109. OAV tmev g o t STRlkE V j NJWNT OFTME^ATE.^/ lot included. Leonard Agency MANCHESTER PARKADE sign contains 2*4 baths. 2 New furnace, summer l.>eKaI Notice VERNON — 4 large roome, ig Included, 823,500. Only $17,900. Realtors, 646-0460. beautiful fireplaced rooms, LARGE FAMILY kitchen. $18,900. Don Sisco, CoiiriMMd f iM Prandlat ^09* Your own full-time business. HIM TO UMPIRE ITNINR- g BOLTON — Prestige area, level MANCHESTER 649-5306 AT A COURT OF PRORATE. Real Elstate, right in this area. stove, refrigerator, heat fum- 2 porches and even 2 kitch­ 649-,5306, held at Manchester, within for A SAND-LOT U & R REALTY CO. INC. NEW U8TINO — Saint James acre building lots, secluded, ens. Shown by appointment 4-bedroom, oversized kitch­ Help Wanted— Fonale 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 National company, established lihed. Immediate occupancy, WARREN E. HOWLAND beautifully wooded, hurry — the District of Manchester, on thw Parish, 6 large rooms, enclosed WILUNGTON — Just off the only. Priced in the mld-for- en. 3 porches, one car ga­ Kltl) day of Augtisl, 1966. in 1900, largest in Its field. GAMEAND $146. Rowe and Rowe Realty 643-3692 only 6 available. Hslayes W Arm naa wanted — Apply TUBE BENDER — Capable of REALTOR 360 MAIN BT. Robert P. Murdorii 648-6473 porch. Five car garage, walk­ Parkway, beautiful 6*4. room tlee. rage. extra pine treed Barrows ^Wallace Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, (Unlicensed?—^write us) Train­ MOW DID TWE 876-3167. Agency, 646-0181. building lot, 314,500. Judge Frank’s Cafe, corner Main and set-up and manufacture to ing and Instruction given in ail ing distance to chtirohes. Ranch with basement for only MANCHESTER PARKADE Estate of Reda K. Oothbarg. lata blueprint and checking fix­ phases of yotir operation—from "BIS WlN0"DOf 648-1108 scnools, bus and shopping, $16,600. Big wooded lot, verv MANCHESTER 649-5306 of Manchester, ia said Diatiiot. da- Pearl at. COLUMBIA — Near Center. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. ceased. tures, aircraft and missile t^ e Start to Succeas. All advertis­ Resort Property MANCHESTER — Two-family, Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646 Route 6-A frontage, 20 wooded private. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 0469. HAROLD HINCKS The admlnlMraiiix having aahlbtl- work. Apply Gunver Mfg. Oo., ing, all signs, forme, supplies For Rent 67 6-5 with garages and shaded lot acres. Florida owners aiuclous. tor, 648-1677. ed her administration account wita 334 Hartfoid Rd., Manchester. are furnished. Nation-wide ad­ IMMACULATE Cape, 8 bed­ 649-5261 said estate to this Court for allow­ , . TOYS . . . on Clinton St., fully rented and THREE bedroom Ranch In good Reduced to -$9,000. Lawrence CX5VBNTRY — $18,500. 3-bed­ 875-6284 ance. u ts TOYS . vertising brings Buyers from COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent rooms, convenient section of F. Fiano, R e a lty . 648-3766. Legal Notices MEIN TO assemble window In excellent condition, alumi location, close to sohoois, room Ranch, nice lot, fine 0RDF:RF:D That the 80th day of Eiverywhere. Can you qualify? — Small waterfront cottages, town, $16,600. J. D. Realty Co., num storms and screens, cop August, 1966, at ten o’clock forenoon TOYS imlta, second shift, must have churches, and shopping, large shrubbery, very good condition. St the Probate Office in the Munici­ You must have initiative, excel­ •Jl JftfTON August and September. OaU 643-6129. VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch SOUTH WINDSOR Eight 1 M.UITATION OaORE references. Apply in person, per plumbing, oil steam heat kitchen with plenty of cabinets, J. D. Realty Co., M3-S129. Tri-level, built - Ins, AT A COURT o r PROBATE, pal Building tn said Manchester, be lent character (bondable), sales e-u e43-2503, 649-49l». Suburban For Sale 75 in desirable Center area, fire- rooms, and the same is assigned for a William Peck Lumber, 3 Main HORSE RANCH In Manebea- good income producer. Wolver- large living room with nice placed living room, 1*4 baths, c h o ic e o f w ell or c ity w ater. ' ■' Manchester. wlUiln and for Part-Time Work . . . FuH- ability, be financially re.sponsl- I Pe>69*<. If. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818 COVENTRY — Fins starter ...IIh Ute Dtsirici of Manchester, on the hearing on the allowance of said ad­ Street, Manchester. (XyTTAGE — Mlsquamlcut, ter with 27 aerss. 8 room fireplace, huge rec room with family kitchen, loaded with Suburban living with city con- , 7,,, Ausust. 1966 ministration acc/mnl with said ex- 2 Tbne Pay. Join the Toy ble. Commission-volume oppor­ VERNON — 7 room Colonial, home, 4-room Cape with full Party Plan with the meet tunity for man, woman, couple Rhode Island, available August house, 1% baths, bariL out­ bar stools, 3*4 baths, enclosed (4 bedrooms) with one full bath pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., veniences, $23,600. Call Balch Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. tale ascertalnmefH of heln and or­ FTJLL-’TIME help wanted, must MANCHESTER — Spotleoi baaemant, paneled living room, der of distribution, and this Court to offer. Over 500 Name or team That Can Sell. Write 21 through September. CaU 649- buildings, corrals, etc., 860,000. screened and windowed patio and 2 lavatories, rec room, and basement garage, rear porch, Real B>tate, 649-2012 or 876- directs that notice of the time and have driver’s license. Apply Garden— Farm— Dairy Office and Store Apartments—Flat^- room Colonial, breezeway, ga­ enclosed porch, $10,900. Leon- Estate of Anna (i Chellberg late Beat Hoatesa and Dealer today for information. STROUT 5866. PhUbrick Agency. 649-8464. with tile floor, nice size lot, garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, partially finished rec room. A 7293. of Mttijcheslet, In said District, de­ place ssairned for said heartng be William Peck Lumber, 3 Main Products 50 Equipment 54 Tenements • 63 rage, 1% baths. 3 bedrooms, ard Agency, Realtors, 646' given to all persons known to be In­ tdan available. Call or REALTY. Executive Offlce.s, large lot, fine location, only neat, with plenty of privacy. combination windows. Excel­ lot of house for $19,900. Hayes ceased. Write, Santa Partiee Avon, St., Manchester. ATTRACTTVB modem water­ $14,600—Six room Colonia], ga­ All this and sava commiaslon, 0469. Agency, 648-0131. On motion of Hllma McOomb, 11 terested therein to appear and be 311 Springfield Avenue, Sum­ TOMATOES — pick your own REPOSSESSED restaurant fur­ FOUR ROOM tenement in two $30,500. Hayee Agency, 646- lent value and only $22,600. Quaker Road. Manchester. Conn., heard thereon by publishing a oopv front cottage, at Giant’s Neck rage, IH acres, garden, fruit priced, $21,600. For appoint­ Legal Notices of this order in some new yp ^ cr B n ^ 1V>ys and Gift Items. MECHANIC — full-time for mit, N. J. basket, 75c half bushel. 437 niture — equipment and 6-ton ^m lly house, 6 Mints Court. 0131. T. J. Crocket, Rkaltor, 648-1677. VERNON—Picture book 6 room executrix. Conn. Tel. 673-3466 eve- Beach, $150. weekly. Call 643- and shade trees, suburban, ment call owner, 646-0366. ORDERED, That Mx months having a circulation In said Dwtnet. front end department. See Mr. Cnark'St., So. Windsor. air - conditioner at bargain Bath, automatic water heater, Ranch, through hall, fireplaced Legal Notices at leaM seven days before the day Bioca 673-Mae. 6463. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, STRANT STREET —Very cen­ UMITATION ORDER from the 17th day of August, 1966. Sloan, Ehiso Service Center. Help Wanted— prices. 649-5220, 0-5. $40 monthly. Inquire 10 Depot 640-5324. CLEIAN as a whistla — 6% room Ellington living room, garage, porch, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, be and the same are limited and al­ of said hearing, and by matUng rm TOMA'TOES — pick in your own tral 6 room older home, excel­ OEDER o r NOTICE held at Manchester, within and for lowed for the credltm's within which rn- before Aur»*i 17. IW . by^certV Route 88, Vernon. Square, Apartment 4. LAKEFRONT Park, Coventry. Ranch with 8 bedrooms, family preferred location, only, $17,- AT A CX>URT OF PROBATE, fied mall, a copy of to Male or Female 37 containers. Peaches, squash, lent condiUon, 1% baths, porch­ 900. Hayea Agency, M6-0181. the EMstrket of Manchester, on the to bring In their claims against said 2-room furnished cottage, GARRISON Colonial In axeeu- sized kitchen with dining area, ROOM WITH A VIEW held at Manchester, within and for 13th day of August. 1966. . estate, and said execulris Is direct­ Carl E. Oothberg. Shoddy M il IMMEIDIATB openings; ship­ cucumbers and beans. 21 Angel Wanted— ^To Buy 58 NEW DELUXE quality built Uve neighborhood on a beauti­ es. Only $17,900. T. J. Crockett, tha District of Manchester, on the ed to give ptihllc notice to the credi­ Road. RFD, Andover. Conn. MANCHESTER Drive-In The­ available for immediate oc­ oversized 2-car garage, screen­ Preaent. Hon. John J. Wallett. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judg*. h a ir 8TTUBT, full-time, Bel- per, material truckers. Apply St. 3 room and family sis^, 4- ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% Realtor, 648-1677. 6*4 room Ranch on hill TOLLA77D — Wg 8-bedroom 16th day of August 1966. Judge. tors to bring in their claim s within atre needs male or female help cupancy, with lake privileges. ed 36’ patio, oil hot water heat, Preaent. Hon. John J. Wallett. Estate of Catherine M. Ferguson, said time allowed by publishing a rc: trsnevleTe L. Atkins. A d im . Uaima Beauty Salon, 644-1510. Cheney Brothers, Inc., 31 Coo­ WE BUY and sell antique and room apartments, stoves, re­ baths, breezeway, 3-car ga­ overlooking West St. Cozy Split, large living room and Jtxlge. to work in the concession build­ TOMA’TOES — pick your own, Call 742-8893, Mrs. PVazier. COLONIAt.—6 sparkling rooms, $16,900. Wolverton Agency, Re­ dining room area, fireplace, late of Manchester, in said District, copy of this order In some newspa­ per HiU St., Manchester. used furniture, china, glass, sU- frigerators included, bus, flo p ­ rage, $26,400. PhUbrick Agen­ living with plenty of elbow Trust Estate under the will of Al­ deceased. per’ having a circulation In said pro­ TTMB ON your hands when the ing. Must be 18 years or older. 76c for 16 quart basket. Mi­ completely encloeed yard, near altors, 649-2813. built-in refrigerator and stove, fred C. Anderson, late of Manches­ ver, picture frames, old colna, ping, sctaoole nearby. Call early cy, 649-8484. room. F'amlly type kitchen, On motion of James W. Ferguson. bate distnet within ten days from Prescription Populor children return to school next EIXPERIEINCED janitors want Call 649-6000. after 8:30 p.m. chael Kurys, 163 French Rd., guns, peAvter, scrap gold, on these remarkably reason­ ochools and shopping, low pay­ paneled living room, large complete laundry room, 8-zone ter. In said Dlstriot. deceased. 16 ^ankltn 8l.. Manchester, ^nn.. the date of this order and return Business Property MANCHESTER — 7 room Co­ The Connecticut Bank and Trust administrator. make to this court of the notice month? Why not take advant- ed, part-time, mornings or off Route 86. watches, old Jewelry, hobby able apartments. Hayes VA NO DOWN Payment. $86. ments, only $14,900. Lappen play - room with picture heating and garage, lots of Oompanj'. Trustee, having exhibit­ Mgt of those extra hours by For Sale 70 Agency, M9-5261. 640-6140. lonial, 2*4 baths, 2-car garage, ORDERED: That six months given. 8T. XjOUIS — Peanot batUr nights, approximately 20 hours COMMISSION collections, paintings, attic con­ Agency, 646-0131. per month pays all. Ideal start­ 2 fireplaces, city utilities, bullt- window. Call J. McLaugh­ trees on big lot. Owner really ed its final account with said es­ from the 13th day of August. 1965, ; JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. wan Invented 75 years ago when turning; them into extra | $ | l per w e^ . General Service, ’TOMATOES, pick your own, 76c sacrificing for only, $17,900. tate to this Court for allowance. It be and the same are limited and tents or whole estates. Funt- MAIN STREET site, near Cen­ er or retirement home, 6 ins, excellent location. Charles lin 649-5306. Is a St. Louis physician started the Avon way? Several excel­ Inc., 40 Oak St., 649-5334. half bushel, comer of Olcott Uu'e Repair Service. 643-7449. FOUR ROOMS In two-family t a il o r m a d e for the small Call Roy Realty 876-8698. allowed for the creditors within' SALES PEOPLE and Spencer, follow arrow to ter, with building of 6,600 m . rooms on deep shaded lot, good but growing family, expandable Lesperance, 649-7630. ORDERED: I W the 3nd day of which to bring in their claims AT A COURT OF PROBATE, E nding up peanuts for hls pa* lent territories available in Ranch, North East section, condition, $11,700. Wolverton September. 1966, at ten o'clock, against said estate, and said ad­ held at Manchester, within and for ’ fhA onlv madit field. Field open Saturday and f t Many potentials. WUl fi­ Cape with 4 finished, 2 bed­ forenoon at the Probate Office in ih* dixirict of M anch«it«r, on to* t le n t s -p r o b a W y ^ Manchester. No experience Sewing machine and vacu­ three years old, 2 minutes from Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Barrows allace ministrator is directed to give pub­ needed—earn while you learn. Sunday from 10 a.m. to dusk. Rooms Without Board 59 bus, shady yard, $130 monthly, nance. Owner 649-5329, 9-6. rooms, living room and big Manchester the Municipal Building in said Man­ lic notice to the creditors to bring i8to day of Au«u»t. A. D. 1966 , cal prescription that turnod into um cleaner sales people. MANCHESTER PARKADE chester, be and the same is as­ tn their claims within said time al­ Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, p o p u la r food . CaU 386-4923. including garage, heat and h^ kitchen, full cellar, aluminum Legal Notice signed for a hearing on the allow­ JANITOR Full-time position, 40 hour PICK YOUR own tomatoes, 60c INVESTMENT property, 4-fam- MANCHESTER 649-5306 lowed by publishing a copv of this Judge. week, benrfits. Apply Per­ THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ water. No pets, CWl 643-5494. storms and screens, fairly $1,800 ASSUMES ance of said account and said order in some newspaper having a Estate of Henry A. Baker, late of MMDICAL secretary for doc­ a basket, Peterson Farms, 440 tage Street, centrally located, lly house, good location in IMMEDIATE AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Trustee’s two prior accounts with circulation in said probate dlstrtct Manchester, in said district, de- CLOUD WAS TORNADO s o n n e 1 Department, be­ priced at $13,900. Wolverton held lU Coventry, within and for the tor’s office in Manchester area, Eveningrs for office Deming St., Wapping. large, plecuwntly furnished ONE BEDROOM, $126.; two Rockville, $330 Income per Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. TTiis picturesque six room SOUTH WINDSOR — 5% room said estate, ascertainment of dis­ within ten days from the date of C4-ii.$ed WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—That tween 10-6. OCCUPANCY DUtrlct of Coventry, on the 190i day tributees and order of distribution, this order and return make to this hours and salary open, older rooms, parking. Gall 649-2888 bedrooms, $136. Kitchen appli­ month. 876-6316. Cape Cod with garage nes­ Ranch, large lot, walk-out of August, 1968. X ‘to^tmtor ,«,:funnel - ahaped ^ that w « t buildinsf. Write Box U, CORN — pick yourself, 36c a and this Court directs that notice of court of the notice given. Kitlian. person p^erred. Send resume Herald. for overnight and permaaent ances, heat, hot water included. LINDEN STREET — 8 room tled In trees on a dead end basement, with three partly Preeent, Hon, Elmore Turklngtoo, the time and place assigned for said JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. authority t/i .sell certain real estate ; throUJ^h S o m crs TTlUrffQAy RltcT* to Box Y, Manchester Herald. SEARS ROEBUCK dozen, other vegetables and ex­ guest rates. Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ Excellent Colonial, home, vacant, needs some re­ street Just reduced for completed rooms, 4% per cent Judge. hearing be given to all persons Pn on file, it is & COMPANY tor, 360 Main St., Manchester, pair, 2 baths, lot is 80x178, lots quick occupancy. Call Mr. assumable mortgage. Leonard Ooventn-. in said District deceased. appear and be heard thereon by the U. S. Weather Bureau de­ Newmaker Rd., Vernon-South oak trim, 1% tiled baths, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, 0RDF:HF;D That the foregoing WO(MAN to care for children in ROOMS FOR RENT, one block 643-1108. MANCHESTER is only minutes of possibilities. Look it over, Bogdan now for details at Agency Realtors, 644-0469. Die Executor having exhibited hla publishing a copy of this order In held at Manchester, within and for appHratlon be heard and deter­ cided Friday. Windsor line, off Dart Hill Rd. fully insulated, walk-ln ce­ administration account with said ea­ some newspaper ha\ing a drcula- mined at th»* T^robnte office tn Man­ dur home for teacher. Please PAINTBaiS WANTED — Top MANCHESTER from Main Street, fr.:e park­ away from this estate, consist­ owner wants it sold. T. J 649-5306 or 875-6611. the Dtstrlct of Manchester, on the The weather bureau aald tha oall 643-0600. 644-0304. ing, kitchen inrlvlleges, gentle­ NEW 3% room apartment. dar closet, dishwasher, gar­ BOLTON — A true four bed­ tate to this Court for allowance, it tion In sa4d District, at least seven 17th day of Augu.M, 1966 chester, m said E>isirict. on the 3oih twister did $60,000 dhniaKe tn wages, call between 10-4 p.m., SHOPPING PARKADE ing of one 8 room, one 6 room, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. la days before the day of said hear­ Present.. Hon. John J. Wallett, day of August. A D. 1965 at two Monday through Friday, Rock­ men only. 643-6127. Heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ bage diqiosal, City utilities, room Ranch, full basement ORDERED: That the 2nd day of ing. and by mailing on or before o’clfH’k In the afternoon, and that Somers and In a weakened staae FOLlrUMB waitress wanted, TOMA’TOES — pick your own, and one 3 room house. Many Judge. ville, 875-8073. erator Included. Third floor. wall to wall carpeting, NEW LISTING—Treee galore! with 2-car garage, 1*4 baths, September, 1966, at ten o'clock, AuguM 19. 1968. by certified mail, E.^late of Floyd Browne a-k-a notict* be given to all persons Inter­ in West Stafford. It destroyed $1. per peach basket, 144 outbuildings, including bam. forenoon, at the Probate Office in a copy of this order to Tlie Connect­ must be sltan, neat, experience A’rTRACnVE sleeping room, Ideal for couple or single per­ combination windows, en­ Charming 6 room 1*4 Barrows ^^Wallace porch enclosed, lot 100x200. Ex­ Floyd E. Browne, late of Manches­ ested In said estate of the pendencyu...: «... * tobacco bam and a garoga not necessary but preferred. Adams St. 22^ acres of park-like land. the Munlctpal BuUdIng in said Cov­ icut Bank and Trust Company. One ter. in said District, deceased. of said application and the lUne and Situations Wanted— gentleman, shower, private en­ closed porch, 2-car garage. baths, 3 bedrooms, dining MANCHESTER PARKADE cellent value, prime setting, entry. be and the tame ii assigned by'pub:, and damaged farm ImpIemenU, Apply in person, ’Trudy’s THE DEUTSCH CO. son. Private homelike atmos­ Many possibilities. For full In­ Oonstltutlrm Plaza. Hartfoid, Conn.. On motion of Ednah W. Browne. place of hearing thereon. Female 38 trance, free parking. Apply 196 phere, $100. per month, 649- Must be seen to be appre­ room, fireplace, rec room. MANCHESTER 649-5306 plenty of trees. T. J. CJrockett, for a hearing on the aUoatrance of Administrator c.t.a. of the Eatate 59 Doane St.. Manchester. Conn., Iishing a copy of this order in some autos and aheda. ' Eamchetmette, 990 Main Is Now Offering Immediate formation call, n ie EUsworth said admlnmtimtlon account with of Anna B. Anderson: Florence newspaper having a circulation In Household Goods 51 Spruce St. . 9258. ciated. Quick occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Realtor, 648-1677. administratrix. No one was reported hurt. Manchester. Eknployment Op^rtunlties In Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- Shown by appointment. sold estate and this Court directs Johnson. 5t Oinlon St.. MancheMer, ORDERED. That six months said dtsirici. at least seven days be­ WILL DO ironing in my home, that notice of the time and place CSorm.: Esther Johnson. 61 Clinton fore the day of said heartng. to ap­ SOUTHE3RN 15c a piece, no white dress EVERYTHINa la sterilised re* LARGE CLEAN, pleasam room 6930. LOVELY 6*4 room Cape, with FOUR immaculate rooms, large $11,990 — HOT value in cool from the l7lh day of August I9»i6 CALIFORNIA 96 WEST Middle Tpke., modem living room, custom kitchen osslrned for said heartiw be given St.. Manchester. Conn.: Esther be and the same are limited and al­ pear if they see rauHe at said time shirts, fancy items extra. Call condlUonad used furniture and in private home for genneman. 4>4 room duplex apartment, seclusion, privacy, view and Bolton. Four room Ranch with to aJI persons known to be Interest­ Warren, 30 Lauret St.. Manchester lowed for the creditorJi within which and place ami be heArd relative Intervierws are now being held In 649-6121, 4-8:30 p.m. apnllancea, high quality—low Call 649-1108, after 6:30. ECONOMICAL LIVING I CHARLES LESPERANCE restful country living, in town with built-ins. Enjoy life in partial basement and a big ed therein to aepear and be heard Conn.; Bethphage Mission, c/o to bring in their claims against .said thereto and bv mailing on or be­ School SuppHos at electric stove, refrigerator, thereon by malting on or before Au­ Reverend H. R. Ekerberg. Director, eatate. and said administratrix is fore August 2fi 19A5. by certified A HARTFORD, CONN. prices. LeBIanc Furniture, 106 Young 4 room expandable 649-7620 Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. quiet setting. Leonard Agency 2-car garage, excellent condi­ SALESLADIES SUITABLE R O <^ for teachers, heat, hot water, garage, avail­ gust 34ih. 1965. by certified mall, a Axtell, Nebra^ca: Oaii Nicander. directed to give public notice to the mall, a copv of this order to Mar­ NEW LOI^ LOW . At The HOWARD JOHNSON RELIABLE woman with refer­ South Street, RockviUe. 879> Cape tastefully r^ecorat- 649-4693. Realtors, 648-0469. tion throughout. Lot is wood­ copy of this order to: Mr. Ai-thur h. Rebel Lane. Norwalk. Oonn.: Es­ creditors to bring in their claims garet A Baker. 30 Grove 9t , Wind­ kitchen privileges, call after 6 able Sept. 1, $130. monthly. Call For our sportswear, lingerie MOTOR LODGE, 7 Weston St. ences will baby-sit for working 2174. Open 9-8. 649-2866 before 6. ed. Deep lot, seWers, bus, ed with plenty of privacy. T.J. Welsher, c/o Blderman 39 Man­ tate of Carl H. Johnson, c /o Elea­ within said lime allowed by pub­ sor l>ooks, Tonn Frederick H. DISCOUNT PRICES! p.m. 649-6268. MANCHESTER-East Side, 5*4 MANCHESTER — Large 6 room chester 9t.. Hartford. Conn.: Mr. nor J. Vick. 91 Hatch St.. New lishing a copy of this order in some Baker. ft2 Vine Hill Road. Elmwood. gnd children’s department, full For a personal Interview please parents, any age child, my shopping. Small down pay­ HUGE KITCHBN, birch cabi­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Welter W. Welsher, 460 Park Ave­ Conn., William C. Baker 69 South home. M3-9947. SINGER automatic zig-zag, like room Ranch with attached ga­ Ranch, 1*4 tiled baths, garage, Britain. Cemn.: Edna JohtMon. S3, newspaper having a circulation In and part-time, good steady po- call Mr. J. L. Winterbourne, PLEASANT room for gentle­ ment. Priced for quick sale! nets, dishwasher, screened patio, hot water oil heat, buTlt- nue. Windsor, Conn.: Mr, David C. Vlneysid Road. Hamden. Oonn.; said probate district within ten day.-* Hawthonie Street Mluichester. ARTHUR'S Eknployment Manager, at now, monograms, embroiders, rage, spacious fireplaced living VERNON — Owtorn U ft R WeMier. 86 Bi-aneh Drive. East Ethel 'nirall. Orchard Road. Lake­ from the date of this order and re­ Oonn.. and return make to this •ttions. Apply man, near bath, parking. 64 porci, 6% room Odonial, 1% ins, city utlUtlee, large treed Hartford, Oonn.; Mr. Leslie L. Court, __ . . 626-4441, day or evening. button holes, etc. Original price Famished Apartm«nUi 63-A Robert Anderson Agency room, 3 generous bedrooms, as­ bulK contemporary ranch, ville. Oonn.: Ebba F. J. Wright In­ turn make to this court of the no­ Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 over $800. Take over last 4 pay­ High St. baths, Manchester, $20,000. lot, full basement, excellent famUy room, fireplace, sun- Welsher. S3 Ookon Btreet, Windsor. dian Kill Road. Canton. Conn.: Earl tice given. i JOHN J. W AIXETT, Judge, SWISS 628-1776 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, sumable GI mortgage, $16,900. Conn.: Mr. Raymond E. Welsher, E. Anderson, 94 PltWn St.. Mian- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. cc: Robert K. Killian. Admr. ments of $10.80 each. Call deal­ condition, 3 years old. Charles deck, high ecenlc sloping wood­ Hebron Btreet Amston. Conn.: Mrs. NEWLY decorated furnished ANDOVER — Two room fur­ 649-5324. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, chester. Conn.: Carl E. Anderson. D ^ L AUTOMATIC SET-UP GROOMING and boardli^, will er Hartford, 622-0931. nished apartment, stove, re­ MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Lesperance, 649-7620. ed lot. Hayea Agency, M6-0131. Alice W, Wtlliame. 340 Cooper Kings Mill Road. Chapel Hill. North OPBJRATORS collect and deliver. H. C. rooms, on bus line and near M9-2813. lane, Coventry. Conn.: Mr. Theo­ Oar^ina; Jennie Kibberd. 77 South MANCHBISTBIR PARKADE frigerator, aJB utlUtlee, adults. Colonial, 4 years old, modem ASSUMABLE mortgage with Must be experienced on Tomos Chase, Harmony HUl Ken­ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, shopping, references required. $14,900 — Large 3 bedroom dore Staph. P.O. 102. Hopmeadow St., Cromwell. Conn.: Hllma Ander­ Carl Steins, Route 6, 742-7278. kitchen with bullt-lns, family payments of $102.90, no closing DUPLEX 6-6. central Manches­ Road. Weatogue. Conn.: Mr. Wil­ son, 77 South St.. Oromwell. Conn.: U M-7 and/or Bechler. AR-10 Call 649-7702. nels, Bolton, 643-5427. ranges, automatic washers room, IVi baths, dining room, ter, good condition, 2-car ga­ FIVE ROOM RANCH Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot liam L. Biaph. 9046 Chlcasn Btreet. Mr. and Mrs. James Pontillo. 69 lA D T FOR general laundry Swiss Automatics. with guarantees. See them at cost, 6% room Ranch with Ban Diego 17, Calif.; Mr. Joseph J. AKC German Shepherd puppies, TWO and one half room apart­ one car garage, priced in low built-ins, 3 bedrooms, full cel­ rage. Wesley R. Smith, Real­ Top value, in this five room 126 X 879, trees, suburban. Kensington St.. Manchester. Conn.; LOOKING FOR A GOOD DEAL work, light work, clean Job. AOME-GRIDLEY B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, ment, completely furnished. $22 Hutchlna Agency, Realtors, Staph. 306 Due East. 'Box 33738. Cladys Wood. 770 Trout Brook 20’s. PhUbrick Agency, 649- lar, aluminum combinations, tor, 643-1567. Ranch, with 1% baths, carport, New Smyrna Beach. Florida: Mrs. Drive. West Hartford. Conn.; Eman­ Apply New System Laundry, SET-UP rare pure white, exceptionally Main St. Call 643-2171. quiet. Inquire 224 C3iarter Oak 649-5324. beautiful. Breed for tempera St., 643-8368. weekly. 875-6316. 8464. yoimg neighborhood, selling Dorothy S. Bidermoiv 39 Manchee- uel Evangelical Luthentn Church, R a is o n St. OPERA’TORS ar A Mr'-HTPflTTTR Rix room fireplace, and full basement, ex- ter Street. Hartford. Conn. c /o Treasurer Manchester. Oonn., Ehcperience required on 1% ment. 742-8970. SEWING MACHINE — Singer THREE R(X>M apartment In re­ below FHA appraisal at $14,- " m S S ™ a c tion. C lo « ANDOVER — Everything you ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. and return make to this rv>urt. ON A 1965 PONTIAC? ORUX. GIRL for day shift, al­ inch to 2% inch Multiple automatic zlg - zag, cabinet modeled home, furnished, 500. Wolverton AgeiKy, Real­ bus, and shopping, ideal cen- 1 -Crockett, want, 8 room Raised Ranch, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge, so waitresses for night shift. ROOM FOR one or two mature tors, 649-2813. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, cc: The Connecticut Bank A Trust Spindle Automatics. model, excellent condition, but­ children accepted, located elite WARANOKE I^OAD tral location. Priced to sell, Realtors, 643-1577. with 6 acres and trout brook, Co.. Trustee Apply in person. Treat Shoppe, Live Stock 42 ton holes, embroiders, hems, girls, on bus line. Call 649-1614. held at Manchester, within and for CHUCKER section of RockviUe. 649-6833. Bel Air Realtors, 643-9332. Bel Air Real Estate. 643-9332, the District of Manchester, on the Route 88, TalcottviUe. etc., was $309.60, unpaid bal­ FOUR FAMILY, east side, four 649-4698. ISfh day of August. 1966. I,Il»nTATION OKDBK SET-UP MORGAN quarter horse geld­ LIGHT housekeeping room for MANCHEJSTEIR — 3-bedroom AT A COURT OF PROBATE, OPBRA’TORS ance $69.86, take over pay­ Prime location . . . Large 7 room units with appliances, MANCHESTER — Why be hot! Ranch, 1*4 baths, enclosed Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, DEMONSTRATORS — cosmet­ ing, livered chestnut, seven rent at 801 Main St. CaU 643- room Cape with finished priced to sell. Wesley R. Smith, TWO FAMILY House, neat and Judge, hold At M«nche«^er. within and for G ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ We have a five room air con­ the District of Manchester, on the ics on the party i^an, no invest­ Sbcperience required on Inch years, nice disposition, 4074. breezeway, attached 2-car Estate of Milton F, Wagner. late ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. Business Locations rec room, breezeway and Realtor, 848-1667. ditioned Ranch. Bel Air Real clean. Ideal central location. of Mlanchester. In said District, de- 13th day of August. 1966. ment needed, areas east of the to 2% inch Multiple i^indle English, Western. 646-1968. garage, recreation room, many Preaent. Hon. John J. Wallett. Automatics. ROOM with kitchen privileges, For Rent 64 garage. A home that must Estate, 643-9332. 649-4593. extras. Owner transferred, Two furnaces, 2 car garage. cea.sed. river, 648-9875. be seen, very deceiving Bel Air Realtors 643-9332. The administratrix ha.vlng exhibit” J rtce . ’THE DEUTSCH CO. Is located SEVEN YEAR old Buckskin UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY central location, Mrs. Dorsey, priced low 20’s. Call 649-6762. ed her administration account with Eatate of William Henry McNall DESIRABLE store or office from the road. Has two LARGE Attractive 5*4 room a-k-a William H, McNall. late of WANTEJD — Woman to care for in Banning, California, River­ Gelding, schooled Hunter or 14 Arch St. said estate \ to this Court for allow­ Refrigerator, Stove and TV space, ground floor, clean, at­ baths, porch, central hall Ranch, garage, 1*4 baths, fire­ BOLTON — 5*4 room Ranch, ance it is Manchester, In said District, de- children, while mother works. side County, 90 miles East of western, needs experienced CENTRALLY located — 8 room cen.sed. Included NICE ROOM, continuous hot tractive and reasonable. Apply and closets {^ ore. Vacant, place, only $16,900. Hutchins rec room, 16x32 pool, softball O R D E M D : That the 3 «h dav of Cedi 648-4428.* Hollywood, 26 miles West of rider, quarter horse and Welch Cape, recreation room, wall- field, trout brook, a private August.; i966. at eleven o'clock fore­ On motion of William G. McNall, bloodlines. 640-3971. water, showers, private en­ Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 trades will be considered. Agency, Realtors. 649-6324. to-wall carpeting, enclosed pat­ noon at the Probate Office in the 114 Avery Bt., Manohewter. Conn., Padm ^ in gs, with mountain 8 Modetn Rooms of B'umlture park, $22,900. Lappen Agency, administrator. trance. 101 Chestnut St a.m. - 8 p.m. Drive by, It Is No. 141, io, schools, shopping, $16,900. Munlcli>al Building in said Manches­ Help Wanted— ^Male 36 and beach resort areas within Appliances, Lot No. 2 ^ 649-6261, 649-6140. ter. be and the same la assigned ORDERED; That six montha PINTO pony, 6 years old, well then give us a call. T. J. Pasek Realty, 289-7476, 643- from the 13th dav of AuguM. 1966. easy driving distance. Ebcceilent 10 Pc. Bedroom Set Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. for a hearing on the allowance of ntlENDLT Ice Cream is ac­ schools and shopping centers. trained, stands 13 hands. Call 8 Pc. Living Room Set < ANSALDI BUILT 7208. said administration account with be and the aame are limited and al­ LARGE comer store for rent, NEED lowed for the creditora within which 649-9917 after 5 p.m. ^ FRONT ROOM, centraUy lo­ Vernon said estate, ascertainment of heirs cepting applications for full­ ’These positions offer the realis­ 26 Pc. Kitchen Set cated, 69 Birch St. 649-7129. reasonable. 643-7728. and order of distribution, and this to bring In their claims against said time and part-time woric, for tic opportunity to grow with a Den or Spare Bedroom Sat SIX ROOM COLONIAL VERNON ST. — Three twin Cmirt directs that notice of the time estate, and saM administrator la di­ SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 sized bedrooms, 2 paneled “L” RANCHO GRANDE and place assigned for said hearing rected to give public notice to the evenings and weekends. Must growing company and live and $3 A WEEK THREE ROOM office or busl- creditors to bring in their claims Articles For Sale 45 bedrooms, 2 bathe, lot 72x161. Convenient location, city rooms in the basement, base­ be given to all persons-known to be he neat in appearance with work in beautiful Southern Cal­ Apartment Buildings mjBS, ground floor, 470 Main interested therein to appear and be within said time allowed by mibllsb- $344 Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. ment garage, oversized lot. A Three bedrooms, 1% baths, Ing a copy of this order In some pleasant personality, no ex- ifornia. PICNIC TABLES, all sizes and Street, plenty of parking. 649- 4 water and sewers, full pla.s- heard thereon bv publishing a copy Tenements 63 A fireplace, *4 acre, etc. De­ newsnaner he-vlng a circulation In 443-6958. TOrience necessary. Call 646- RELOCATION ALLOWANCE styles, from 6 foot $12.60, de­ 6229, 9-6. ter house, hot water oil lot of house for $18,900. Call of this order tn some newspa^ DISCOUNT FURNITURE heat, cast iron radiation, Balch Real Estate, 649-2012, lightful 3 year old home de- having a circulation In said Dis­ said probate district wHbin ten daya 7788 after 7 p.m. for interview. THE DEUTSCH livered. W. Tinker, Plnney LOOKING for anything In real NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 8-8, slgrned for easy family liv­ trict. at least seven days before the from the date of this order and rer Street, EUingtoo, 87aAt897 af­ WAREHOUSE estate rentala — apartments, DESIRABLE office space avaU­ 1% baths, quick occu­ 876-7292. dav of .wild hearing. _ . turn make to thia court of the no- nice location, separate heat- ing. Close to sohoois, 15 JOHN J. WAIJ-»ETT. Judge, Hce vlvcn CLEIRK — General office duties, COMPANY ter 4. 3680 MAIN STREET, 622-,2;M0 homes, multlplo dwelUngs, call abie. 100 per cent location, new pancy, easily financed. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. must be able to type, some 700 S. Hathaway buUding, air-conditioning, inf; systems, city u'UltieB. CaU NEW RANCH — 6% rooms with minutes to Hartford. $16,- cc: Frances K. Wagner. Admrx. Hartford, Connecticut ( J. D. Realty, 6484129. bmlder, Leon Cieszynaki, 649- ROOF?^ carport, large kitchen with 900. Mr. lowls, 649-5306, rate experience necessary in BANNING, CALIFORNIA ample parking, desirable for PRICED TO SELL SALES AND Service on Aliens, 4391. middle Atlantic and New Ei:g- An Elqual Opportunity Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg, THREE ROOM apartment, doctor, dentist or professional built-in oven, range, dishwash­ 875-6611. er, 3 bedrooms, all aluminum land motor rate tarriffs. Hours Eknployer mowers. Also Homelite chain stove, refrigerator, 247 No. office. U ft R Realty Co., Inc., COLONIAL — 11% rooms, 3% BRAE-BURN REALTY 8-5 p.m. Apply Lombard Bros., saws and International Cub Ca­ Open Monday Throujrh Main St., CaU 649-6229, 94. 643-2692. 643-6273 exterior. $18,600. Wolverton baths, living room 30x16, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Barrows allace Route 5 and Burnham St., WlUG CLERK — over 21, det Tractors. Rental equipment Saturday stone fireplace, 6 acres of CALL j NEED MORTGAGE ' South Windsor. driver’s license, experienced, NEW 3-room country apart­ FOUR-BMS, centrally located, Hayea Agency, 646-0131. Mfg Oo., 284 Hartford Rd., months, twin bed, night table, NOTICE MANCHESTER to work with youth, be a high 1/>AM SALE! Clean $14. loam chest of drawer, sofa, match $136 monthly, heated. J. D. 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. IDEAL for children, spacious U R O E 5-ROOM seho<4 graduate with a good Manchester. Realty Co., 648-5139. ADMISSION MOOM now $12.60. FUl, gravel, sand, ing chair, stepped end tables, room Colonial with many fin Gleaming 4 year old 7-room driving record (automobUe fur- stone, manure, white sand for platform rocker, rug, combina­ extras, available for $14,600. J. ajBbed) and live in the Rock- JUNIOR THREE R(X)MS, very Clean, OF ELECTORS Colonial, 23’ paneled family EXPANDABLE CAPES RANCHES sand boxes and pools. 643- tion record and rsullo. CaU 644- Notice is hereby given that D. Realty Co., 648-0126. room off kitchen, 1*4 ▼Me Area. Must have mili- ENGINEERING AIDE 9604, $80 monthly. J. D. Realty Oo. Fireplace, built-ins tafry duUeo behind him. 0900, ^ -0 4 0 6 , anytime. 648-0129. the Board of Admission of baths, built-in range, oven Blectois for the Town of Cov­ NEW RAISED RANCH HOUSE $P1T AND Pollihed Ranch, 6t4 TOWN OF MANOHB8TBR WELL KEPT carpets show the and dishwasher, formal din­ With 5 ftatohai. $ ’1 4 , 5 0 0 . n d ^ $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 W® DEFER Pleasant working KELVINATOR deluxe, 40” elec­ DUPLEX — 4 rooms, hot wa­ entry wlU be in session in the Immaculate rooms with at­ All Models Available At results of regular Blue Lustre tric stove, $40. Combination tub ing roohi, partitioned ga­ Only MndlUons (inside and outside Salary, $4,782.-86,006. per year: ter, bath, short distance from Town Hall, Voter Registration ALL MODCRN CONVINIENCES tached garage, built-in oven rage in basement, rear sun- ^ ^ k ), paid vacations, peiislon PLUS two weeks vacation, 11 spot cleaning. Rent electric and sink, 42” with fixtures, Room on Saturday, August and range, 1*4 baths, rec room, shampooer, Paul's Paint and $26. 742-6488. Main St. 649-1061. deck, country setting ideal 6-ROOM RAISED RANCHES pyuL Annual salary Increases paid holldajra, sick leave and a 28th, 1966 from 9:00 a.m. to I generous bedrooms, big liv­ for children, early occu­ complete ineurance program. Wallpaper Supply. CITY WATER AND SEWER Built-ins, fireplace and garage. TERRIFIC SAVINGS oonisnensuraU with ahlltty, and YEXiXlW and chroma kitchen 1:00 p.m. for the purpose of ing room with flrepluce, once pancy, $25,900. M opportuntty to work with THREE ROOM apartment, 466 admitting aU persons who are a year home buy if $18,900. is AN EXCELLENT LADY’S H carat white gold dia­ set, $26; iron and brass fire All homes at Forest Park feature 1 acre wooded lots, ameslte drives, full Ufa nation’s oldest and Now OPPCWTUNTTY! mond engagement ring, new, place set, $26; FrigMalre stove Main St., $80. 646-0229, 9-6. found to be qiutllfled to be Elec­ your price range. Call 649-2813 BkeUmrs fastsst growing tors of the Town of Coventry. right now. Wolverton Agency, WARREN E. HOWLAND Requires two yeans’ experience reasonable. 649-Olil. and refrigerator, all axesUsnt basement landscaped yards. . , If you wont to do builnoss our torvfeo Is Important. You art not |ust ntsspspsr. THREE ROOMS for rant. In­ The qualiflcatlons are as fol­ Immediafe Occupancy Realtors, 10% Minimum Down, Financing Available „ , „ . preferably In an enginering of­ oonditlon. 643-4064. quire et $3 Church Bt., any­ RBAiL/rOR 860 MAIN ST. lows: Applicant must be Directions: From Manchester Center, Take Porter St. from East Center aJpFLiT MONDAY — FRIDAY fice or in surveying or general time. twenty-one years of age, must SEVEN ROOMS Split Level, 643-1108 a numbor. Como in and soo us. » 10 A.M. — 8 PJd. construction OR giraduatlon Boats and Accessories 46 MODERN limed Oak furniture. Extension table and chairs, be a resident of the Town o f CANDLiW OOD DRIVE Off Hlghkmd M. treed 150x460 lot, garage. 24’ St. Continue to Highland Park and Rt. 85, Forest Park across from Gay City from high school or technical 16 FOOT Thompson —■ 86 h.p. WINTER ST. — S room apart­ : m iaO N N E L DEPT. knee bole deA. Cocktail, lamp ment with range, refrigerator Coventry for six months. Any fireplaced living room, kitchen, Park on Rt. 86. sdiool with courses in mechani­ Johnson electric start. Gator mpplicant who is a naturalised dining room, 8 Bedrooms, heat- Ask for Ed Doucotto. Bud Turcetto, Goorgo Holt,. Hons Aekormon or cal drawing or trigonometry and comer tables, Hollywood and disposal, heat and hot wa­ MANCHESTER tilt trailer. All excellent condi­ bed, aU In exceUent condition. ottlsen of the United States od family room, iMi baths, best GERARD ST. Numer 8, large OPEN SAT. 6 SUN.. 1 P.M. tin DARK and OM (1) year of the above tion. $076. CaU 640-4907. 806 ter. For appointment, caU 646- six room Dutch Colonial, spa­ 649-0386. 9404. 649-96U. ahaU present the oertlflcata of quality, $28,500. Wolverton Prank Loroio. experience. Applloattooe and School St. his naturfiUsaUon or a copy Bun/r BY Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cious living room with firs- WEEKDAYS from 4 P.M. rtH 8 l^artford Courant additional Information available place, family styled dining KELVINATOR refrigerator ap­ FOUR ROOM apartment, cen- thereof issued by the UnitM or ARytimt — Coll for Appolntmont { 896 .BROAD ST. at the Office of the Qeneral proximately 9 cubic foot, prsa- States Immigration and Nat­ FORTBR Btreat area — 8 iwm foom, kttohsn with pantry, Manager, Munldpol BulUUng, Diamonds—Wstthes— treUy located, heat, hot water, three large bedrooms, full ently fai use. |40. May bo soon adults, $96. 648-2171. 648-8470. uralisation Servlet. C. Gambolafi and Sons Ralsod Ranch on beautiful I20x HARTFORD Manchester; Stale Personnel Jswelrj 48 at 66 Strlokland St. 648-oaei. Dated at CoveiRry, Oonneeti- UO lot, 4 bedrooms, 2hi baths, attic, m tiled baths, basement SABLES RY Department,. StaU Office Build­ cut, this 14th day o f August, garage, shaded yard. Owner, PAUL DODGE PONTIAC. Inc. ing, Hartford, or the Hartford, 212 MeKEE STRffn formal dining room, ^ fire­ WATCH AMD JBWBLItT m* THREE ROOM spartmsnt, 118 1965. places, 2-oar garags, fully 649-7606. ManohesUr and Wllllmantlo rairiag. Prompt service. Up to M y lU n e ^ and Tools 52 U & R REALTY CO., Inc. Builder Experienced Offices of the Connecticut Main St., $100. 649-633«, »-0. Richard M. Oalinat equipped kitchen. Don’t mles 373 MAIN STREH MANCHESTEIt 120 on your old watch la 6ttVEN PIBC]^ power tool set, Donald 8. Davis TELEPHONE 443-4470 this opportunity to locoto tn a aO U R T D. MURDOCK — 643-2442 — 443-4472 I, exhibit spray palnt- State Bmploynwnt Service. tnida, CkxMd Mondayi. F. B. e experience required. including lathe, driU press, ato. FOUR ROOM apartmant, sec- Uonsl O. Jeon Has romdsntlol area. Weolsy R Last date for fUiim la Septem­ 787 Mala StiMt. BtsU oomplets with motors. Call »ta- 004 floor, inqidre US Norili MOW. XBnioia ■mlth, lUaltor, 84*-1667. Read Herald^Ads. T ber 8, A X V d Theater IfilldlBf^ 1614. School S t . Booitf a t SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1966 PAGE TWELVE lEuj'ttittj Ifpralii A bout Tow n MiM Aron«on, Business Bodies diuiKhter of Mr. and Mr«. Ar­ nold Aroas' AUGUST 23 TO AUGUST Nia oa ■URNIR D O JV n Y . SERVICI FOR ALTERATIONS OPEN SUNDAYS CALL 643-S13S 8 A.M . — 8 PJyl. OPEN MONDAY, AUGUST 30 318 CENTER STRER M AN CH ESIfR Plhf PHARMACY a - »*!.,« •64 Osirtsr SL • •49-«SU ...... I II.>1111^1111#(■ » jt|i| |i ira | . I' ? n-.i^ V ^ t 1 < V S hdtm AiHi. tiiftni Alia, tri wwwi» TV R eport From Coast: T ry Movies IniliT W O O D (AP) . — ' OM. aieviM actuallyMtui look beitcr Ouui after three weeks spent eemeetly eooutinc what ineisranc televiair the conp be devoted to showing films orlginelly made for movie theatres to take the place of new productions of origlnat ui appointed scripts.. r for a larger ^ t a , Maine. 'Slattery’s People," on CEHI, will return as the sole dramatie series with a - serious point of view and the potential of top* plM meaty subjects. Ime James Bond influence lu s RWAYS I hit the plot builders like an epi* demlc. Even good old "Mr. Ed" .will be turning up at some point ^ERY soon as "Oat-Oat-Seven," which sounds pretty grim. And the YEAR!! ■tar of a new hour-long series, "WUd, Wild West," describes the project unblushingly as "a eomedy-Westem-spy story" and - \i' "James Bond on a horse." Multipart series — six or sev­ en episodes to a single story — are eo common'in series which have continuing characters that one cannot help but suspect the influence of "Peyton Place.” Generally, the building blocks for the new series appear to be a lot of hand-me-down ideae, ■witches on last season’s suc­ cessful ideas such as the spate of new shows based on fantasy and combinations of two or more. ~- Ck>me excitement is being la* jected into the shows by intro- ducli^ new performers to the audience — "fresh faces,” they call them — and this includes many pretty girls and hand­ some young men. The season to notable for the lack of big-star names attached to new pro­ grams. There will be no Dajuiy Kayes or Judv Garlands taking their initial iMunges Into a new Appearing in new comedy series this fall are, at “ Green Acres“ ; at bottom, John Banner and Bob medium next month, more’s ths node top, Tom and Dick Smothers, in* “The Smothers Crane in “Hogan’s Heroes,” and Joanna Barnes p*ty. Brothers Show,” Fridays, and Eddie Albert in and Peter Falk in “Trials o f O’Brien,” all on CBS. WHAT’S A NICE KID . . » OLI Z' COMO saows AiBCs animated mustoal, In FROZEN wiiioh Sammy Davis will ap­ HOCjLYWOOD (AP)—Perry pear, will be titled, "AUoe hi Oomo’e seven musical speciale And Three New Old Series Wonderland or What’s A Nine MKt aeeaon will serve to give Kid Uke You Doing In A Ftooe Oc rs Andy Williams an oc- HOLLYWOOD ~(A P) ■Phe^real estate business which, the^ Amos Burke will be. quitting Uke This?’* l nal vi^ek off, as did the networks' fall schedules.. list S3 producers foiidly hope, will give the Police Department for the Davis will do the voice of tM UALINI nathan Winterpi iriiow last shining! new vehicles in their the long-playing comedy series Secret Service, Us producer Oheshtre Cat. The mueicel Is evening schedules, but the fact all sorts of n«w situations (o alleged, because (he character •chedUledTor Into nent seM on- t., Wapplng is that (here will really be M in work with. "has been so imrelentingly U0604 Orsgory Peck slid Lauren Ba- the 1M6-W line. And when Amos Burke, late of tongue-in-cheek for two years, aall star ill the movie, "De* Three old senes shows are "Burice'e Law," becomos then .wasn’t much left we could sUning Woman,” Tuesday 8:30- undergoing -such radical body "Amos Burke, Secret Agent,” In that area,, and besides we’d kidded sex smd used just U p .in . oh NBC. ^ remodeling that It K were not just about the only two'points of for the presence of the stars, rocognlUon will - be 'star Gene about every Hollywood star in wr* they might be hard to recognise. Bariy an^ that luxury lim­ cameo paris." '•Th« Lucy Show** will move ousine, which he will b^e driving The first show of the season' ita locale (o Hollywood,-lose its himself for a change. svUl explain his transition. It OWN "family” background and start Replacement of parts on the tidies things up. ^ A C Y BELMONT using guest stars ranging from LueiUe Ball vehicle was dictat­ a team of trained dolphins, to. ed by the loea of a vital, one, ELECT Rd.—640-MM O U P E T fU U Danny Thomas. Vivian Vance. Baez and Seeger "Hasel" transfars to the em­ ur continuity m order to i^ve .the series LABOR] ' WD WILL tffSTALL ploy of ^ youni Couple wltli a continuity, the season’s, first In Two Sessions rvioe we are : Sei DUPONT Show will have Lucy’s divorcee 2 7 7 BR NTLON OARPliT „BPEEDY SpeeWty housemate‘ marrying and mov­ Folkslngers Joan Baes and . IN ANT BOOM' ing aWay with her young son. At Peta Seager will itorform in two Jl Day DBUClOUd the some time, Lucy's television hour-long hootenannies titled, upTttiPxir ^ , daughter will enter e California' “A Roomful of Music," oh Chan­ ALLNI «Hth TO AM CUSHION :h ic k e n college and, to be near her, the nel 24. . )AY 'Brown in 6 MinutcB redhead moves West and. puts The firat part will be present- COMPLBTB MAAM her son in a military school. ed Thursday at 9 p.m. and the 1965 Beg- Mt&OO The world's "finest eatln ^ 'B a s e l's " now situation was second part at the same time the ehlekesi" with, Inoompnrabie dictated,- according to producer following .week. Both shows will aid Ads. taste. James Fonda, quite simply by be repeatM the following Fri­ N - A FREE ESTIMATES attrition. days at 10 p>m. IN TOUB HOME CALL IN ORDBB Hazel’s old George Baxter Others appMrlng In the ses­ Pick Up !• Mlnntee Later family will be conveniently sions will l ^ ^ e MoPoake Fam­ RADIOS Omranteed InStallattona ehipp^ pff to the-Middle East, ily Singers, Sonny Terry, CAU. 440-1124 SiS-OMt white she shifts to the household Brownie McGhee, Almeda Rld- DERI’S DRIVE-IN dle and Jean carlgnon. Seeger i n CBNTBB ST.— MS-tMiT of her employer's younger rV-Bndle, Sales and Servlea T •M Main Bt. Manchester brother and ms wife. to the host iTER SATURDAY, AUGUST 2X, 1966 p a g e THREE FACE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, lft65 Morning MONDAY 10 PROGRAM Educatbmat TUESDAY JO PROGRAM SATURDAY PROGRAM liU JU y^^^Sl^^Jtoetsee. Fati Doug- KUIaaiM ..II, Cclaal# 1:88 Saerkaat TV . n n * OtaBad TV yioim -—^ ------;aa- Oobum. (48) Aaitoa Mews (48) Mewe U :M <*> Sky W u 8:88 (I) Seerto, Mewe art Waathar ‘'SevenDuys Arttm," Y i f i ^ 7:88 (M84d) O s__- ^ (8) aad Weather (WEDH, ChannU 24) Mayo aad Wally Brown. Thteo 8:88 (8) 8|)erto, M twi ^ ^ „ BBS* BiBUIV <«» Mas- (M) Advealarc la Paradis# (■ ) (U ) SBiBiSay* AiW: (Monday — Friday) Msvi* • (M) aecky aad Hlejrrtoade Merchoat Minnas m iMim, < «^<0 ) ‘%to Navy (}om*s Thmush," it#) Adveatnra with Flaih 0*r- looklny for oxcitanMiM, Srt J** ft U (I ) Msws ^^•ndiBry Blond*,’’ B ^ ly Dael A r m J a ^ Oomr, dea MOBDAT volvM la romaatto oataylo- (81) CTaMtoBse •iM Fat O Brian and Oaory* MUi- iiear»ssp“ • il8 (8) M#ws_ . _ ^ Hutton tSA. Mr. LSM^ . , (48) AeilsB Mewe HMfi A dramatic muaie^ about th* >. BxcHlay fUm iwry ef 8:88 (48) Tke BaM (8*4^ Al Boato WMh BM r (81) Special Bapsrt ?) sii^ Oa aad Prape* part the Merehant Mai- l i N ) Kgveg M e Bow 8:88 (8). WMs CeaBtoy fife of a Texaa Ouina& •iMl (8) Tewa Crier tiU (I) N«w. rea 4)Ae«aa^Mewa (8-883) M cB^e Navy •iM ■ and lito Navy |day worfc- (M) nebkeaa* Sumaur af Bo8l*l "Tb8 Man Who Rm Aw ay." Meaeeato of Oearfett — (8) Oxlleal Mea TtH <•) B w b a S I Travel Thao (M| Ladtoe Day 18:88 (8) 2?«rtr» the Maieae ■ iM (S) BFD Na. S (M> Rcbna Osae* __ Laad of Mayto Bohas Oa W48) Haattoy — Bthildir (8) The FaylUve __ a* * • Bew* • (SI) At Hama wNh B M r N.Y. Nets vs. Los Aayeles Frank Atwood diM (8) Freatler* at Setoaea a % a a « * y - Brlaldey I Th# Freaehohef _ U:88 (84-1848) Mewe, 8*0118 (Md (B-M) HeBpto B eep** (€1 (48) Aettoa News- ^ J f.0 .iy L FMi Dtaner la HaU aa Hour — ' Memsal af Tralh 1:88 (m TM aws sad Wsalbsr Weather I•me*"Last Voyaye," Jain In fi88 (8) Varied Freymau li8l (88) Oal* Storm Shaw •■“ •‘?«r»BJKBm«AKiir’' W with Julia Obfld Where the Aettoa :W (88) News „ ^ Feathor (M) SlWet WlBga__ 8:48 (n T ncws aad WaaStor (88) News and ■'Pathfinders to PPO»ress“ (18-18) lo d ii Iheiw l i N (8) As the Wsrid Taraa BiM (a-1848) Be Tha* tor Bert 1:18 , Farty ?:88 (8) dStor Dtaasr Msvi* Aassrisaa _ lliW (H -M ) Mows, Spests and (M> This I* th* Aaawar "Everybody Dost It. Wham 9i88 (Aael nlfht dub singer's UtU (88) Mlyh«Me_ (M>. Sataiday MaMBS* issss jr a ^ r <4» (88) Bahaa Oeaw his wife mietakenly thlnlbi 1 3 % > Mea.jfea *at Our Tlam n the TraB Wsatbar a cross-tXMintry Jaunt by bulb CsBBeetlent _ (8-8848) A TIbm far Be- ' ’Wlttnam FsrspeipeCUva" TOBSBAT (tl-M> Yeo_p#a’lB’l iaySay (W(0 Remako of tha comedy eltaW U.S. Conyresaman Joan 8> DoctoFa iu) Mike Deaptoe Shew U*«8) AMr^^flM------aeek - -- F,M. (li>MBvy Film af too Week "It Happened One Might." Monayan, ly-Watby. faithful wife la found murder­ (it) Tsday la C**a , 9:88 (8-8*48) News wMh Waatoa’i "Fower of AUoraey" Topic _ ^ (M-48) aeaarsl Maepttal "Wiall We Dance," Fred Art S :4S (II Tims Onl tsr Sparta J r, Bvelyn Anders. Hypcuitlst (88) Thra* Stoayee (W) Nawa aad Waathar Repeal of 8 p.m. (IS) MIUtoB Dellar M#vto talre. Ginger Rogera and Ed­ iW (() NFL T n SsaasB Obbm worUny in an eerdaww mus­ 18:88 (8) I Lav* Laey ___ tiM (8) Ts TsU tha Trntt (U ) Far AdaMa Oaly 7:88 Speotmm "Without Regret." Btlssa Laa- ward Everett Horton. Famoua Sergio Franchi Ap­ eum, uncovers a serlea of (8848) Tralh *r Caasayasaa** (8*48) Yea Daa^ Say <0) 8:88 Baperteire Workshop dl aad Kent Tnylor. Qreen Bay Fackera vs. Chlcar (U ) Diyasl (88) Bly Mewe ballet dancer and leading re­ yo Bears pears on CBS' “Fan- dreadful murders. _ ^ (8) Oaaaral BaspHal U l l i (88) Edala Booth — Fait 1 (88) TmUmastor vue artist who the worta bo- 111# (8) Baayer ~ Aady Shew Ui88 (I) Meaday S la i^ t t :N Book Beat 8:18 (8) Bly 8 Thentro (48) ilerv ariffla Shew "New Faces" with Milton Bert 8:30. ‘Til Bee You InTily Drsams," (8) n ^ i e th* Anttaa Is ,_ 4 t) Batch Oaaaa (O) <‘ineaaa ‘fura Over." Teea- John Gunlbar f "Violent Road." Men disoover U :f_ (88) . Tealxht - . Shew and Ann Miller. Doris Day, Danny ‘Thomas and lt:8d (tt-S8) News (8) Mickey Mease a a b ayer wrttaa a almllny novel M:88 Tha World af Mnsta _ , importance of somethiny oth­ Starriny Johnny johnu Carson Ci (C) <1»4«) BasebaU _ _ Frank Loveloy. Life and music 11:88 (»48> OeaeeBtrsttoa (U ) MDUea Dellar Mevla wMeh tuma her frlenda nnd Secular Music of the Renato- er than money while trans- 1:88 (M> One O’OUck ~ Report > (21-M> Amevlcaa FietbaW star In this eaoltiny mrto- of one of the yreat popular (n Bebaa Obbs* "Lady and Gent," George reUttvea Into obtopto of great portliw exploalve rocket fuel Stan Off Laayaa BzhIbMIsa Oaae* drama concemlny a dlaM icu Sony wrilers, Qua Kahn. Bancroft and Wynne Olbsca. public ourioatty.. Ted Ray aad OB a dangerous Journey. Brian (4l) U.S. Air Fsreo RaMyteaa Buffalo at N.Y. ilot aboard a trans-Atlantic "Ruimliiy wild," Mamie Tan 11:18 illito) d ^ r d y (Ml Trailaaaator WBDNMBOAT Keith and Efrem ZimMllat Jr. (48) Swnbby Shier Jean Kent FUm SiM (U ) Meto Baseball fit Doren, William Campbell and ^1848) Fries la Blyhl (8) t A Me, Br. Brethem 18) Adaelfsl Jack Shew 1:18 (I) Mew* sad Wsalhsr N.Y. MeU vs. St. Louis _ Keenan Wynn. U;88 (8) Lave at Ufa 4:M (1*48) Nawa What’e Mew Feature Fanr-TUito 1:18 <8) Msaseato sf MedMalta — I M Oarltay Wsrid GaU Cham- *:M ( l l ’wealher. Sparta and News (ID Oartaia Tims (8848) Can My BlaH (O) 4:88 (8) Big 8 ThmUiw U lN (8) F.J. Merle Chlldrea "Bitter Victory, Richard Mya Off "Dream Wife,” Cary Qrant, "Creature with the Atom ‘TenaloiLj B l c b ^ Baaehart, Herlsea’s West Burton and Rutb Roman. In­ (■> Tree (1-8*48) Dsaas Bead Shaw Audrw Totter. Cyd Charlsse 1:88 (8) Mews llv V COTeraye of the final five "Hand Made Private.” Two Deborah Kerr. Bast meats U lM (8) News Brain." Deported yaayatar From Kitty Hawk ta Calabash experienced major leads 1:88 (8) Msaesato *t Csartsrt holes of the third round In a bored Army clerks dream tm west in lauyhs and love with U lM (8) Search tar Tameriew flnda aclentlsta who can turn M d Barry Sullivan. Suspense What’s New British commandoes on unsuc- Oeed Might Byms ’ foui^rtay tournament. an imayinarv Pvt. Palncourt, an American businessman (8*48) I’H Bat (O) dead men tnto uaeful robots, drama of inan, when deserted Repeat of 8 p.a* oesstuli mission to obtain so- Wide World af Sparte touchiny off a world-wld* cauyht In the middle. (8-8848) Father Baawa Bast Richard Denning aad Angela by hla wits, assumes another Local Isaac eret German papam. He Is (U> Kyle Bata’s Wertd search for the fictitious OI. "Cow Country," Edmond O’­ U:4C (8) Oaldiay Light Stevens. _ Tentity for reyenye. The Job Corps ytvea a medal be knows be STVDT or auoHr < ») Battle Urte Quest star; Jerry Tan Dyke. Brien and Feyylyyie CaaCasUe. U :H (81-88) News (1) Admiral Jack B l ^ laterel __ did not earn. "Dleppa" (IS> Dlyest U:M (Ml MedalliaaI Theatre (88) Feature JFear-Thlrto U:I8 The Cathode Coloia Them Hu­ (88) Sapermaa _ 11 :M (M> Tealsht Shaw Carson (O) man (88) Lloyd Thaxtoa Blww NBC w «l broadoaat n specif Have Qaa WIH Travel (Ml FUm Feataras_ "No Time to be Youny.Rob­ O’Ctoek Boport - •:W <1S> la the FabBe I ate rest (II) InteraatlsBal BheaSme Starriny Johnny Carson(C)(R) ert Vaughn and Merry Andan. 1:88 (M) Ono ^ . The Creative Faraea 8:88 (18) While Haator program Oct. 3 on the detar- (tt> FUas (td) Oater UmUs 1:M (M) V.S. Air Fares Bal%lous 1M4 CAMDPAION ■tlirce youtba In need of money Slya Oft Davie and Dee (88) CheyoBBo loration ot the oountry’a nat­ Sammer nayhaasa FUm bold up a eupermaikat kilUny Guy Williams stars in (fir V.S. Air Ferae BeHytone Fetal af View 8:18 (I) W o^y Weodpeokar A look at soma of the breath- "The Youny in Heart,” Mei’- (M) News — Slya Off * the (tosbier. Film Russell O. (Derry) D'Oenob, (18) MUIloa Dollar Msvi* ural reaourcea and the urt>aB takiny Western aoansry which cedes McCambridye and Bar­ (I) News "The Mhidng od the PreM- (88) Sapeimaa the new CBS series, 1:88 (8) News and Waathar editor of tho Middletown (88) Film.Featare* and auburban blight that haa makes this a yreat vacation bara Bain. A housa mother <•> Momenta of Oemfcrt (48) Ueyd Thastoa 1:18 (t> Mameat af Press, Is host Yale History (88) Bifleaiaa Katherine Hepburn Oaad Nlfht Byma dent: 1M4,” n 90-minute pro­ "Lost in Space,” start­ Slya on Professor John Morton Blum atfeoted Ita life, ctrtture and land. finds herself unpopular when gram based on Theodore H. 3:88 (M> Memery Laae l;W (48) Aettoa News has a lead role in the Pill (tt-M) Spaitssiaa’a BeSday she takes over supervision of d • sM (1) Memeal.af MadHatten — (M) Ohayeaas ing Sept. 15 7 :30-8:30 1:U (8) Mews Is guest. 8:W (8) Uvlay History ^ _ aoonomy. The hour-loiig pro- "Buntlny In tha Hills of Tan- sorority house. Slya Off / White'# beet-eetUng book on the •■•8 (8) y ^ B e a r 1:M (I) Mamsals af Cemfert — 18:88 Ohannal N Bopsrt Report from Connootlout Com movie, “Adam’s Rib’* gratn ia titled, "Asnertoa the nessee” (C) (•> Baaaessay last Presidential eleotlon,. wM (U ) MHIINtoa DcBar Made p.m. Oeed Bight Byasa Tbo Ooodspead Opera Bouse stttiitloaal Convention BeautMul." d:PP Year Neiyhbor — The (II) Seape Faahre Noah Orccnberg and the noted be telecant O c t 19. It ie pro­ TBVBSDAY ( t » Social Seoartty la Aetiea Starriny A1 Hirt New Tork Pro Musica Mrform gram wHI follow the candidates Klay Family Renaissance music on Channel CtaUdren Georye Raft and Ouy Madison Sakscrlpttoa TV 34 Tuesday at 10 p.m. etunpalgna I Travel Tiase Repeat (ifAuy. M, 7:38 p -bl WEDNESDAY PROGRAM I What’s Mew JO Repeat (rt 8 p.Bk Starring Johm^ C y i«t (O) Fits Places I The Freaoh Ghat tiBM Ohaaael (88) The Salat 1:8* (1) New* and Repeat of Auy. It, 9 p.m. 1:88 (1) Beet 8*11*1 8iU (8) News TURNPIKE ) Felat of View (88) Clabbeaae (18) One O’Cleek Report -~ SUNDAY PROGRAM (8) Mevto 8 Sign DM J(/ Repeat of Auy. 35, 8:80 p.BL "We Who Are About to Die, 8:85 (88) Special Bepert Air Feres ReHytoaa I The Feartk Estate Preston Foster and John Bs^. 8:8* (S) News (48) V.S. (81-18) The Benm* (B> TEXACO Dr. Thomas E. Willey's yueats (8) Sarfsld* Six „ Film Plata Ohaaael Oiairao, D-No. Haven. Like Bookcases Factory worker is wrongly S t MsdMatta -w 7:4S (S> Sacred Msart 1(88 (t> Year Ceaunaally 18:88 (8) Wkal’s My Xlaat Include Bice Clemow of Conn. condemned for murder aM "Spring Training.” Ken Madi­ 1:88 (8) Msmsnt Life, Russell D'Oench of Mid­ son Investigates Doseball pitch­ Stya Off S:M (1) The Christephem (18) Meta Baseball lli88 (td-S8) News, Speito, W*ath8r Open 24 Hours A Duy baa to await hla fate ia tbs ___ News <•) This la the Ufa N.Y. Meta va. St. Louis (1848) New* bgcmiidff thte onttnno*§ up fro n t in th a h a n d ia dletown Press and Jim Doll prison "death house." er Arky Cooper's gambling 1:88 (iy r of Radio SUtion WELL (tonnectlona. . 1:8* (8) Msmesla at Csmtort — (tl> Oed la the Aaewer (18) FUm (IS) Saadaur Nlyht Repert (88) Th* Bebaa Ouse Ossd Nlyht Hyam (M> Ayrtealtare an Farad* (48) Weatever Fieseals U :U (8) F.J. Btovla Firestone Tires I A Roomfal at Masl* (88-88) At Heme WMh KHly (88-38) Hnsltoy - BrisUey S:U (» Dayeyaad Oolisth 1:15 (8) Year CeayrestsBaa frem ‘That Forsythe Woman," Er­ I The Evil Uaeea (48) Aettoa New* Bepert d:M (S> The World Are sad Da Gena. rol Flynn, (jraor Oarsoa. Rob­ Quality Line Products 1:88 (48) Gate Storm Shew 8:4* (88) News sad Wealher (I) Dwey and Oeliath (O) If.S. Congressman Bernard F. ert Young, Walter Ptdyeim and FRIDAY 8:48 (88) News irkirkirk'k'k'kk'k Gm. Repairers License l-.W (8) A* th* World Tara* 7:8* (3) Utttest Hebe Dawa Bihia laaUtata (18) Issaea and Answers (48) Local News, Weittlwr aad .Comer Brood and (48) The Bebaa Gaaks ■ :U (8) Llyht Time (88) Bed Sox IBaseball Sperto 8:88 Horlsons Wert (8*38-48) Leoal News aad P:M (t> Tdea af the Blverbaak Red Sox vs. Detroit 11:18 (f) Msvie Mastorpieeea Middle Tpke. West From Kitty Hawk to Calabash 1:85 (88-88) Mews Weather Repeat of Auy. 35, 6:30 p.m. 8:88 (8) Foeeword . . _ (8) Faith far Tsday <0) (48f* ■ WlanlByPia WlaalBi "Gideon of Scotland Yard." (8*48) Homeat ef Tralh 7:18 (88) Sammer HlyUlyhls (18) Saadsy Faaalaa < 8:88 (8) Bly 8 Thesler______Average day In life , of a Soot- AsiiqBee . (88) Sport* Camera Phone 643-2lt6 Repeat of Aug. 33, 8:30 p.m, (8848) Where the Aettoa 1* (88) Ward af LUe "Call of th* Wild." Youny , land Yard inspector. Jack 8:88 (8) Hease Party (48) New* (M) Sacred Heart man, hla friend and a yin Hawkins and Dianne Foster. Hosetoa Sym^oay 7:8* (8) Mietor Ed (B) • Tho Opea Mlad (88-88) The Doctors t:lB (48) The Chrlstophere join forces to locate a rich (H ) Late Shew 18-8848) A Tim* for V* (88-88) The Viryialaa (B ) (0) 8:88 (8) Everybedy’e Baelacee field claim In the Yukon wute- "Skylark," Claudette (Gilbert Mlsalsalppi; A Uew BraT (8-8848) Ossie and Harriet The Oisilenye of Chanye and. Clark Gable, Loretta and Ray Mllland. When bus- 18:88 A Bssmtal sf Masle S:H (8-88-4#) New* with Womea’s 8;** (3) My Uvlay Doll (8) laelyht Youny and Jack OiUcle. band's business crowds out .SHOP CMd Repeat of Auy. 38, 8 p.m. Teach (*88-48) Fatty Dnke Shew (88) This is tha Ufa (8) Yankee Baseball their love, youny wife creates 8:88 (8) Edge *f Night 8:1* (8) Beverly HUlbUltos (48) Oral Bobarta N.Y. vs. Baltimore "trlanyle'' and the troubles ^ SAVE (88-88) Aaether Wsrid (8*48) Viet Nam War: Whe, M:8t (3) Lamp Data My Feet (M) Featare FUms begin. • (•) TraUmaetor Whafat, WhyT...... (8) Jewieh News and Ylawe (48) Plotnre for a Saaday (18) The Vstoaohables WHERE (8848) Oeaeral Hospital 8:8* (8) Dick Vaa Dyke Show (B) (81) Ghallee af SaivaUea Afternoen 11:U (48) Dick Fswell Thea4et GARNER'S 8:88 (8) T# TeU the Trath (88-88)48) Wedaesday Nlyht at (88) The Bly -Fletara 1:18 (11) Bed Sax Baecball U :M (88) News — Sign Oft YOU SEE (88-88) Yob Doa’I Say <0) the Mevto* •Tried by N re," Port II. Con­ Boaton vs. Detroit 11:15 (48) M-Sqaad m (18) Digest “ Adam’s Rib," Katherine H*|H ^ clusion of the history of one 4:88 <8) Caritay Werld Oelf Cbam- U:55 (48) O.8. Air Ferae Religtoae THIS 'OA In Clay Belye White oablntd (1*48)W) Yeasy Mantoda bum and Spencer Tracy. (RJ of the army’s most dlstlnyulab- t leaeklp Film 8:88 (8) New* , 8:88 ( 8 ) Oar Frlvato World ed infantry dlvlaioaa. Ine ooveraye of final five 1:18 (8) News aad Weather SIGN 4:88 (8) Banger Aady 8b*w (8) Barke’e Law (8*48) Matoh Gaaw (O) (48) Thb Is the LUe holes. 1:18 (8) Memeato ef Meditatton — 18:88 (8) Laor-Ocel Ceaaedy Bear, (18) Fisher Family SIga Oft (S) Mickey Msass U sb U:IS (8) Leek ap and Uv* MaraRaLA (U> MUItos Dsltor Msvls "Lucy Meets the Moustaobe" Stoner ^ i t h (8) laieraeMenal Eeaa (48) Cheohasate ^ 1:15 (8) New* "5 ^ (R) (88) ladastry on Farad* 4i8d (St) Amerieaa . F sstbaB lt88 (8) MeuMBto ef 0*ml*rt‘ >-i- "Tsrntshed Lady,” TaUulah b b L m o n t G Aom r 12" ponrM aiM t v Bankhead and Qlv* Brook. ItiN (8) One Stop Beysad TrcBsarar (48) Faltk ter Tsday Leayae Exhlbltlea^^Oam# Oeed NIgM Byma OABPinr PLAZA BJU HBJ M ■ 0,. wois dm me am.! N to a. iisw KiUiu mu w ow apsuw r "Goodbye Oraaidpa." A tired 18:88 (M) Saered Heart Freyram Kansas City vs. Oakland (48) Swabby Show old man who reltohoo teUiay of 11:88 (8) Camera Three . (18) Tha Ghrlsteplwrt 99S M A IN S T a SM SdS3 (88) TraUauMtoi hto wonderous days aa a crank (8) Spaeat Man’s Oterrt Ad- (88) 84arrlny tha BdMers Arthur <3oldb«rg, U.S. am- CAU M9-17S2 4:U (8*88) New# ^ — S»y» — 8:18 (8) Bly 8 Ihsator railroadrmurc trainman, 4>romiaes veatare 8:88 (18) The Bible Answere beutoador to the United Natlona, h U seven I year old grandson 'The People of Pad 87." A (88) laelyht _ ^ « PUDPS TEXACO fTank riMdlay-^Pe*# Ottrosir "The^Thlef of- Damssou*. that he will bid the boy fara- rare behind-the-scenes look at (18) Amerieaa FeethaB win appear on "Vietnam: Win­ STANEK ELECTRONICS Aladdin, Slnbad aad All Baba -991 M A IN n . r w ps. Join forooa to save Bchehera- w ^ botoro going “homo” for **If yoB don’t buy Kennedy Space Center, foous- L ^ a e BxhIbMIaB Onam ning the Peace" Kooday 10-U good. tny on the man responslbl* for Kansas City vs. Oakland p.m. on CBS. 277 BROAD STREET— PHONE 649-1124 Bade and overthrow a wicked 78#48) Soopa yonr car at Ante launchlny th* buy* and power­ (88) SherM ef Oeehlse STATB 8ERV. STATION 9 Orlawold 8L ruler. Paul Henreld. Jeff Don­ U it* (*44*48) News, Sperto aad ful Saturn rocket. t:M (IS) Herald at Tralh 770 M A IN ST, nell nnd Lon Chaney. Weather Discount House, (8»d8) Beany and OeeS (18) Faverile Story (■) Admiral Jack ^ w (88) News aad Weather you’re paying too (It) Faltk le FoMh (48) East Side-West SWto (11) Feataia FoartIWfty (M) Big News 8:88 (8) TTwenUcIh Oeatary "Tha Blue Dahlia, Alan Ladd, much. (88) CatheBa Bear WTMAN on. 00„ be, Toroatoa Lake aad WUIlam U il* (U ) Fer Adalt* Oaly U :N (8) Interaatteaal Sea* "Man with a Mlaslon,'' A Doc­ M M A IN 8T, m a k e a d i f f e r e n c e ^ E R E y o u SAVE! TRIMHHLE (M) NlfhMUc (8) Camamats and FaepI* tor Howard A. Rusk. Story (U RANGE m d DRYER IT DOES IBondlx. Exeltiny murder mys­ (18) Tealxht Shew A salute to Soutbold, i £ oa* man's crusade to rehabUI- tery In which aa ox-aorvloo Starring johnny Carson (O) oMost Cars 3uu (18d8) BaBwiahl* tate the chronically disabled — WIRING SERVICE TURNPIKE SERVICE man to aoouaod of Ulllny Ms guaranteed 100%! (II) It I* WrlHsa _ a crutode which naa resulted wife. l l i N (8) Wadaeaday Starlight (88) A me rise as at Week In sadyaylny tbouaands of lives, Serrlee Ohangeo. Complete (88) Sapermaa "Calamity Jane and Sam (88) Ueyd Thaxtea Shew Bam." Sparks fly when brawl- U:88 (88) The Ohrlstspksps (It) la Ike Fablto latorest Wiring biitallationa tat Old o Large Selection of Ui88 (8) Fereeate (18) Mr. aad Mrs. North INSTANT B P n O IA IJZ B 8:88 (88) Memery Laae lay Jane meets up with out­ (8-t»48) ftisesrsry 8)88 (8) learama aad New Bontea and B m I- s Av IV t; s (88) Oheyean* law Sam Boss In Denton, Tex. Fine Cars! 1 Yvonne De(hirto, and Howard (81) Saaday Alterasaa Featare iS) Csauaaalty Salat* aeasee, 8:88 (i) Peter Ptajaa# (18) MUItoa Dellar Mevi* Duff. (C)^ ’ "Sincerely Yours," LIberace Southold, L.I. Second In a bi­ EARNINGS 48) Tell Me, Ur. Brethem and Dorothy Malone. A con­ weekly series. Kteotric Heat taitallaWenai LOAN (88) BUIenun cert pianist brinys haimmem (18) Dlyast 1:58 ( a ) Kaeckeat U lM (t> F.J. Movie AUTO 4% PtvWsBd paid Wheel Alignment 8:** <•) News and Weatar "Underwater," Jane Ruesell to many empty Uvea aiMl flnda (48) Stsrriay Ih* EdMars and Richard Egan. Skin divers happtneaa for fatmself. Also Ti88 (8) Lassie and Balancing ^ t h (81) Becky aad MU,^Frtoad* hair hour film, to be an- (1) Car 84, Whars Are Yaaf Frt’jrdUTB'.WTFM ¥f4rmM ^I^M veatara with Flack face unknown dangers In their lUMinced. V (U ) fabsoriptlaB TV ^ dbiia# riaaasUk Precision Snap-On ? ueat for hidden treasures, DISCOUNT i T n n u i I % ) Aettoa Howe t8) Merv Orima Sksw (td) The Way (88) Braadway Oaae, Latla Equipment 11:8* (81) Toalyhl Show "CaJIlny 5000. ' A person easks (48) Waatod Dead at Allv* 8:85 (8) Sperts, Nbwi and Weather his way out of what appears 1:88 (8) My Favsrtto Martian ld97 88Ant tT„ MANCHESTKB • ROUnB to be a dead-end job. (18-88) Wall Dteney’s Waadar- Double Stamps HOUSE, Ine. l f :U (1) Frsllle fal Wsrid at Osier (R) (0) Oustoortaed Seat Oavaini On Sunday "William Shakespeare” (8-88-18) Wasaa Train 478 Center S t - U :I8 (8) We Believe t:88'(S> Ed SalUvaa Onatomlaed Aoto Tops'' DEMPSEY-TEGELER cmd Co., Ine. Don WILLIS Garage Phone 643-9581 Jewish 8:88 (18) Backakia (B> Hours: 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. SPBCIALISTS IN (8) OplBleaalsd Msa (Ml (8-1848) Bteadeide m nN D l.T AND BBLPrUI. TBANBAOnONB HANPUCD ON (18) 'feple (11) Branded TURNPIKE AUTO WHBBI. AUONBIBNT AND • E-Z Financing (M) The Chriatophara . Part I of "The Mlstlcn’’ WILSON AiJ. EXCHANGES l^TB D AND UNUSTED—MUTDAL FUNDB DICK NOEL, Prop. BRAKB SBRVlOB (10) Boiler Derby 8:88 (1) Twillyht Zeae • Open Evenings (48) Bly Fletsre "Passaye on the Lady Ann* EUCTRICAL CO. SEAT COVERS 128 Tolland 'Tpke. OBNBBAt. AUTO RBPAIB 11 :U (18) The Uvlay Word 919 MAIN BTRnxr Closed Bsturdaya diurlag ^ and Ang. f«S-1199 $49-4531— 19 J d A IN 8 T „ M ANO H B 8TBR <(I^H> BenanM (B) (0) Beeldentlal-Oemm.-Ind. ld4 W. MUdfloTpka, Route 83—643’’7614 11 ;M (1> Year Conyreeemaa frem d «t-M lT — #43-1389 MS-SS49 . Matabm oi New Yark BMek Coaa. (8 - 1 ^ ). Saaday Nlyht Mevi* ..'tJ 1 I ’I . '!!' "ili.74.1 J 'W d B B T ? 7 n — ^— 1 I ^ a i t ' 1 ■„ »■ i ' ■ V i i ! V V 4(8.^ I !* ‘TFnrTnTSTT Da By BAIGOI planes pot TS::! ».- North Vie tA irn BvainNtr»Attmpirt> Attetfar-»r iit§ U.S. militi Striking tl twice,I, pilota n ^h e F B P a generator M mllea aoi THURSDAY PROGRAM not. Bight Air 2 Mito -eight F104 { ^Bupport all l l iin e in ------— — . -plant thia 1 iMl MMian llsanr Movie other Phant H ■ m a m a n raienUeas war on oor >! (tt> Kaaekaet mil famfr talliit tow^ ’'Inflicted on a iMMtlng *■*•*> who la In J*opar> the mature aherlfl and hla depu* ■••le WMh KUtr , t l two ralda or 4l]r; olther bocaua* d( hla proh- the oMer police oaptatn and Mews ^^apo^r7f (|S> haalv nad Die Fa4aa «s the nrat dai have provad hla rule. " It you tlona. Obvloualy, 2Malle the Life (M> AdVaAeto wHh Flaah Oar- Tlolato thia Uf*>or-d*ath. ooo- woika. . ^ - s o a - e Tm > AcUaa MawS ' American liH •n? Saatla, HavMawa aad Weather Btrtkea in 1 * n i, the ahow will ro down.*’ Obvloualy. too, Martin la SiW (4«> Advaalaia to FamiMa n .aitoh, Shl«to M .Quhm Martin, producer of irrins Johnn:iiif OAifoa gan more t to tell atoriea about eaaea Maseeat af Tieth ( « N e w * (OI All of tl •TtTi* FujlUvo,” in Je<^>ardy whldi the FBI aolved and In .. . . Whaia the AaHaa la (ti| Clai^i UtS* (S) Thatsday t ---- heoaua* of hla problema, and VIM•iM (I)(VI JIfaesammmm mraHy Syaalal BapaH "Damoain. Bacmpad - aaffty from which JuaUce prevailed. He had I <8 ‘ N m rs t war piisonar asaumM hja*3 etoi '^apokeaman **1S O’dook HlKh,” whoa* hero aooeaa to the bureau’* file oI <0 ) frieim’s Idaatt^ n ^ to to In Jeopardy beoaua* o< hla *iM .MaMawr wHh Wawee’s (sIS)*b5SI — B r in H a r the______borne of. _ the I « l i 4 - thd In anothai oloeed — concluded •toJfeH dead man befriaadM br chieta flew la about to launch a third but hea changed namea, placea Francois Psriaf and Mlahetini action aerlea, “ The alao <1^ Nawa aad Weather Communlat and other olroumatance* eo that (to ) N e w s Piesla. bridge 43 r M ABC, wMi a hero whoae Job H wlU be hard to recoipUae ttte "Wherb Do We d o troil| __ Oaaaaal_____ Ifaipltal i TV BaraT” Fred MacHurray Mil of Dion Bl< puta him la dancer on a weeldy origihala. Jnna Haver. haala. I) Te Tan the ■MtC (M> Mr. W^Atilet Mel Attaisar J u n e penetrated ' He la not worried about r*. i) Tea DaaU Bay (Of I) Laaal News as Tan Me, Dr. Brathera the border Martin'e dramatic tdceleton op vaahng the accrete o< the bu- :U) The H r netare .itoather i U iN TJ. M s v ia 'W m Tans MawMa (SS> S e s a r * D a a o a P a i t r . ipar I M b e ^ from military a] which he la QeaMnc the ahowa reau’a operatkma. liM IJ) R a w . (Se> B p a its O aa sefa Ue,” Gene Barry, Iiorted. aounda pedeatrian. Hla hero la a "Thara la nothing to reveal,” > 4tW (i> Baasar AaSy flhaw <4«> N ^ nsratas,. Asaes . Moorahai^ In the gi HatchaaBia (€» I (S) The M aastsrs .* Teresa BraWsr, Guy MltSelL •onvMiiently prldowed law otS- he aald blandly. "The bureau f i a i Ball Sisters.. During tbs oer with a pretty young daiigh- (•) Mickey Ma«M Clah (fLW ) Daaltl Baaaa Army’s 1st worka the way any good police, J,“ >...... Della* “ Mavla (i> Trsw AdTsatare <0 > sollid run, n woman a ^ biggaat kill department worka. The only 'My American WUe," Ann Jaaay Quest <0 ) foi;our daugfatsm leave Nam war - SOuUieni and Blllla Burke.' i (8 ) B as eh aU to'or i Atosks, only to find teal dlfferenc* between the FBI (to) Tralliaastar N.V.. Mats - vs. Los Ahfalas crusading newspapcrmnMT -riUas in a and the New York Police De­ (4«> 8wabby Skew Masn husbandlusl murdered. , operation partment, for inatance, la In siae 4iM (M-M> Newa . Casa of the Unwelcome (M) kUrv Griffin.Sbaw 'Friday, a 4 :W (B> B is $ T k a a tr e Bride.". Maaon defends a bride U ito nounced. Why doea Martin think that, run out of town by. the mayor, wastrel husband after her fatb- liM Oao O^OlMk BepoM • • . The apok ratuma to help ttsht Indian e r-tn 4 aw has offered her fW ,- Sign Off - Battalion el after all theae seaaona, the FBI raid. Stephen McNally and Col­ 000 to divorce his son. (R> M) U.S. Air Foteo BoUgtsss gave its blessing this yetur to a leen Gray. (C) <8» 4 *> Banna Bead Shaw Film ^ ^ n e k series wMch inevitably' must <■) A d m ir a l J a e k S h aw I (S^M> Dr. Kildare (B> liU IJ) Nows glorify the agentT Faatara Faar-Thlrty (Sei*) My Birea Seas • tiU Momeats af OsaaloH » ELECTRONICS "Liove Thy Nelshbor," Jack I (t) Fasswerd Good Night Byma “ I am g o ^ on the assump­ Benny and Mary Martin. Mua- (SM*> BewHched 8_ :4*. (8- ) News aad WeatherI LABORATORIES tion that so many people tried Ical comedy of the flsht be­ .(8 ) Kiekaid DIamaad 8 i t t (8 ) BCamest af Maditatiaa -» making unauthorised series tween two radio comedians. AoUsa News •’N 6W Voyager,* '* B t t t e Davto, of derring-oo. win, USA." Susan Baywnrd (St l^ its . News aad Weather Paul Henried, V'ltoUUS Claude .EVtoWaRalna, V A apoKea RADIOS and Kirk Douglas. (4«> Tka Salat nka (Thase, Gladylad ya C o q a t t ’’Bcpflat HOI ^. . £ _ a 1 v l ■ e 8 - (8 ) N a w a and Bonita Granvilin v iiia . tion o f Fa< C ALL M Bride: ■ - by Histkkc.". Laralne. ( 88) Clebhaasa iusted woman hi d o m M S a 9-1124 D a y , A l a n Marshall and ( 88) Special Bapart y her mother. roe, M, e Mandm Hunt. Romance be­ ( 8 ) N e w s * (i*> Marv Griffith Shaw changed ai Coming Shows tween pilot who.la home lor n (8 ) Baarbaa Street Beat 11:8* (St) TaalgktIgkt Show81__ shotgun bla TV'Badia, Salea and Servto* real cure and n gtri millloiir- "Kill with Kindness.” Cal Cal­ Starring Johnny Carson ( 0 > n lre . houn gives. a roomful of sus­ l : t o (8*) Oaa O'OhMtk ~Bopoft -w men and rl Panellets scheduled on this (to) Babas Oame pects arsenic ,to make sure he siga on The oth* week's “ StaiTlng The Editors,'’ ( 88-8*) At Borne with Bitty nalts the right murder. ( M ) V . 8 . Air Fstea Ballgtoei than Daniel Channel 30 at 4:30 p.m. and (4S) AcUea Newa ( 88-34) B e B■tley tle y — Brlaklcy FUm GARDEN (4*> Gala Starm Sbaw B e po rt 1:4* (8) Ne#s , gent from Channel 40 at 0:30 p.m., Sun­ ( 8 ) Aa the W arrt Tanu I (te> News aad Weather 1:4 8 (8) Momsate at Gamfort v killed when day, include Webster OauH; ( - ) Let’s Make a Deal ( ) ; (to) News Goad Night Hyma 88 88 0 8 :8* (8) News aad Wakther outside a a SUPPLIES Hartford Oourant; Frank Bo- ( 8*) FAhh far Taday I ( 8 ) Death VaUey Days 8:U (8) Mamaat at Maditatiaa — Bearbt Hay seimu, Springfield Union Cle- (4*> Babas Oame "The Red Ghost ot Bagle Slga on Danlela’ PavtillBer*, Seeda, Shraba t:B S ( l t - 8*> N ew s C re e k " 1 meiw. West Hartford News, and Site ( 8 ) Fasswerd - (U ) SabscriptloB TV Sunday f A------M a a G a lle d H you’re a "aclentifio angler* A white I Peta, Fet Fooda sette. (tS’S*) Wbere the Aettaa la !?n - S * 4 «> L e e a l N ew s and Pet Atttie t i M .8 ) Baaaa Party Wi" e a th e r you no doubt know that flah* man, 8S, (88-8*) The Daotara ( 88) Sansmer Blghllghts ing is beat on a riaing at high sheriff, wa A study of Benito Mussolini, (______8-8* 4 *)A Tima far Da (Set Sparts Camem barotneter, and poor on a low der and ai (8-S*-4 e) News with Wamea’s (4* ) N a w a LITTLE & the Italian dictator, will be pre­ 'T saeh I (8 ) B a w h id a or falling barotneter. A baro* murder an sented Monday at 3- p.m. on I ( 8 ) Kdga af Night "The Calf Woman" (R) metric reading of 33.30 to about bond. Channel 24. The prog:nun will (8t-W ) Aaathar Warid (to) fntaraatlaBal Shawtime average. Generally, fiahing to Alabama M c K i n n e y trace his career from its start (8 ) Traihaaster Dom Amccha, boat, "The Old good above tbto flgure and poor U WOfMJBRlDOi: ST. (8* 4 8 ) O a a a ra l World Ice Show." (R) mend Flow to his death. t l 88 (S> Ta Ten the TrSk*"* ( | - 8* 4 «) FUatstoaea ( 0 ) below it. toonld aeel Maneheator^^-dU-SOM (8t-S*> Tea Daa’ t Say (Ot (___8 8 ) Nava Gaa, WHI Travel Jonathan Winters will spoof ( U ) D ig e s t I (* -8* 4 * ) F .D .B . first- degr (8“* 4 l*>*> Y a a i Marrlads ( 88) Battle Uaa grand Jury Hollywood and the movies in a (8 > N e w s " T a r a w a " next montli repeat of NBCa "The Jonathan I(8>) B aam Andy Shaw I (8 ) S a rv W a l .WHY Wkters Show" Monday 3-10 ( 8t-Sto^atcliOaasa ( 0 ) "Squalus.” A routine test diva He said, (•> Mickey Manas Clah for an American submarine. cations the pjn. Julie Newmar and Buster (U ) MUllsa Dallar Mavla and suddenly a chamber col- are among the. guests. "Hole la- the Wall,” Bdward Upses and the strip won’t sur­ be Involvef HONDA O. Robinson and Claudette fa c e . is apparen M b a r t . ( 88-88) Bab Bapa Fiasaala Changes In attitudes toward ( 8*1 TraBmastar "Memorandum (or n Spy," nary inforr B NUMBER ONE Negroes will be discussed on (48) israbby Shaw Final ball. Robert Stack and time that Channel 34’a "The Open Mind— (88-8* ) N e w a j Felicto Farr. (R) fC) murder,” e t l ( I ) B id 8 T h a a tr a ! (8-8* 4 8 ) Addons Panrily • Honda’S soporiortty Is Miasissliqpi: A New BraT" "Beware Spooks." Policsman ( 8) Oar Frivate WaiM Flowers, Thunday at 3 p.m. Historian gets his badge back when he < * M ) ValaBilae’s Day a mattor oiF record. - -4 8 — LO-TRIM from hla James W. Silver and Aaron B. captures a criminal in Conjnr (8 ) Vaeattaa Flayl . •aid they ’ • Honda sets the Mtond spook house. J ______worthy of a ironllsp being sued (or malihmoUca In ABC is preparing an hour^ iowe''sP' trust and resptHji — in Y o w O M StMRHU H m N am ready.’ a reasonable price a gun dual whteta bs oanMi the death of an accident rlo- However, long musical comedy on the lit - iW in, tlm (R) ... lag Syilwite l« a Mbd- SBB tIelU______d Rldliig---- Hood~ story- 7 (to) Sapamuta (88-N^^Jnah Fanr ' Fregtaei Solicitor A f « P h r o s who will from the won’s ^ n t of view. (W ). Uayd Thaatan S i * W . 18 O’Oleek Ugh . MANCHESTER It's called, "The' Dangerous 8) Baataa Blaahia, d i t t o (*4 4 *to) News, Spelts and H o t W o t that any Christmas of little Red Rid­ ya a a a W e a th e r polioollce havi OsrUIa, (to ) Nawa, Waatber S y ttM ii. plm. SPORTS CENTCR ing Hood of Oh. Wolf, Poor an Mallar!Mevto tig) Ibr MBAaOaly Wolf." The show wlQ be pre­ ito) FUm Feataiea ‘ "The ” ------Coleman' 0S4 Center St. — Ott-OIT# (48) BMaauta m w im n Sen. Vaug sented in November. ^ ' •iW l i i u ...I) NIghI____ (to) TanW She Starring Joiinay C a re o a (O ) O il ae case, a I t i M ( 8 ) Amartan'a Orentsst‘ ■ ■'svla*Me'___ miavallabli "In L ot* and W ar," Impdot of war on live* of MerinM SiirvlB i STowers’ al MANCHESTER wHh different taokgTounds — . A Klani a wealthy Inteueotual, a ca­ 841 Broad Wllklna Ji reer______maa aad n hard-drinktogJ-drinUag jnontha agi innn raised In poverty. Robert — Street OLDSMOBILE Wagner, Staeree North and OA 8 . « 49-4548 ing of anot France Nuyen. (C> 'Y cnmt OkbniobllM Deeier” SI2 WEST OEHTER ST. - MI-1S11 ICE PLANT OPEN W aeU aya 8 A.M . to 81M PML — Snndaya 8 AJW. to I P J I. CRACKED ICE — BLOCK BOB—.GUBm p 6 NEW or USED L T. WOOD CO. ‘i,S?afuS T u b Baat from Blala S t at Stole Theater ea to Blaaell Ba< - SANTt Blghtg ai jbore exf V CtomWlni ■uoh nootu tel Bmli , wait* eetching. traitfaur — Joror alovatoMovato tor tha go lean poUtlf Four m< Sight sine* earpatod. o p *n ^ I