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FRroAY, AUGUST 26, 1960 PAGE FOURTEEN Averaga Daily Net Preaa Ron Tha Waathar mattrlfif0ter ttittg l|«alb Fot-the Weak Ended ForeeMt af U. 8. WaaSka Jima 4th, 1960 Bunny, wunn toduy, The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor doniUneae HIgb aeur at. of Concordia Lutheran Church, St. Janies^ School 13,125 About Town will be In charge of radio broad Heating Rules ST. MAURICE PAMSH— BOLTON tonight. Low 55 9a ao. a Will Open Sept. 7 BUmbar a( tha Audit Muuiy. n g h naar W .. casts, sponsored by the Manches Buraan af OrcnlntloB Th* Sunday School of the Cliurch ter Bdlnlaterial Assn., Sunday at Ready Soon Manchester— City of Village Charm of the Neearene will hold ita an 6:30 p.m. and weekdays n e x t School will open Sept 7 at St. nuel picnic tomorrow a f 2 p.m. on week at 7:15 p.m. over WINF. Jamea* School, aMhou^ not- all of the ^urch grounds. There will be Finishing touches will be admin the new addition will be com COUNTRY FAIR (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. AUGUST 27; 1960 (CInsalflad Advarttalng aa Page 10) PRICE FIVE CEKTB gamea for both children and adulU Miss Marilyn J. Case, daughter istered now and next week to Man plete. Fhur claiarooms in the addi yOL. LXXIX, NO. 280 and a aoftball game between, the of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Case, chester’s first separate group of tion on the rear of the old school AT THE CHURCH boya and men. A picnic lunch will 104 Woodside 6t., will enter Mount heating regulations, which, If ap win be Incomplete. be served at 5 p.m. Holyoke College, South Hadley, HowerVtr, the other four new Mass., as a freshman this fall. She proved, will be added to the town’s claasrooma, and the gymnasium- Saturday, August 27 Today’s Vole State News Anderaon-Shea VTW Auxiliary is a graduate of Manchester High basic building code. cafeteria addition Will be finished OAS Nations Dodge will hold a card party tonight at School. Building Inspect(!)r Thomas C. as well as the renovations In the 11 A.M. TILL DARK 8 o’clock at the Post Home. Monahan, who has been compiling old school. — ^ To Determine 16 BOOTHS . . .RIDES FOR THE CHILDREN Members of the 8th District Fire and editing the proposed group of Some students will have their Roundup Department who wish to partici olasses in the gynmasiiun and ^ ART EXHIBIT . . . RUMMAGfe, SALE Lumumba Captures regulations, said their publication pate in a parade tomorrow night auditorium. Condemning Castro Long’s Future .Af,".' - will spell out for the first time Jack Leslie, construction su NO QUARTER MIDGET at.SufiBeld arfe to meet at the Are residential heating rules and will FAMILY STYLE BAKED HAM DINNER hoii.se, Main and Hilliard Sts., In perintendent I for Allied Construc New Orleans, Aug. 27 '(fP)— Probe Proceeds eliminate current misunderstand tion Co., said the project will SERVED FROM 6 to 7 P.M. Ron Tnao r.nsisl- THca Auff The proposal was slated to get RACES TONIGHT— uniform tomorrow at 6 p.m. ing and time-consuming reviews ban Jose, uiast nica, ^ The political future of for and explanations. probably be finished a month af 27 (JP)—Latin American for On Three Fronts Dr. Lane Giddlnga, formerly head ter school starts. The project was nation committee named by the Or- mer GoV. Earl Kamp Long was Because of championship race* Monahan added, however, that SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY eign ministers today ham ganziation of American States to be held In Meriden this pathologist at Manchester Me Loring Studio slowed by the steel strike in Feb at stake in his attempt today morial Hospital, will be the first most of the proposed regulations ruary and the iron workers strike mered out a draft resdution (OAS) to prepaid a final resolu to oust Rep. Harold MeSween Hartford, Aug. 27 (JP)—An weekend. will be baaed on procedures and Engaged tion on extra-continental menaces Mineral State Capital test month. full-time pathologist at the Au Joins Law Firm standards already In use. The dif which would sidestep^ U.S. in central Louisiana’s eighth inquiry into alleged links be gusta, Maine, General Hospital. Mrs. Katherine Yeomans Hutch The engagement' of Miss Carol Another factor which alowed charges against Fidel Castro anil subversive activities. tween police and the under For the past year, he has been as ference will be, he said, that con Mary Hewitt of Manchester to the project was that workmen Later it will go to the full coun district Democratic runoff sistant pathologist at the Newton- inson of Andover today entered tractors will have the rales In Donald L. Plank of Rockville ie could not work on the old school but condemn Nikita Khrush cil of mlniatere mec^Ung here. A primary. world was proceeding on three Wellesley Hoj^tal in Newton, into association with Atty. Ed printed form and will not have to announced by her parents, Mr. and and the addition attached to It un chev for making rocket widely divided vote may result if The torrid Long-McSween fronts today. OUR SPECIALTY: consult, with the building Inspec til the children started summer the draft fails to meet Cuba's ob struggle / overshadowed the only state Police and the office of Mass. win M. I>avltt of Rockville In the tors. the myriad references and Mrs. William R. Hewitt, 198 threats in defense of Cuba. Kasai Head Chestnpt St. vacation 11 weeks ago. A compromise worked out by jections. ■ other congre.skional runoff where State’s Attorney John D. LaBelle general practice of law. The firm books of standards from which the Rep. T. A. Thompson of South continued their investigation while REPAIR OF First Lt. Philip Jobert, USA, rules will largely be derived. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and four nations faced possible changes The move for a compromise and family, have returned to Man maintains an office at 1 Ellington Mrs. Willliun L. Plank of Rock Some 65 million people work and even bitter debate before be came after the 20 OA8 minister western Louisiana's seventh dis the city council’.s Traffic and Pub chester Sifter three and .a half Ave. Tentatively, the regulations will to furnish goods and eenrlcee for ing finally approved by the 20 split over U.S. demands that they trict- was opposed by former State lic Safety Committee planned hear Says R eds CRACKED come before the Board of Directors ville. years’ duty at Ft. Richardson, Mrs. Hutchinson passed her Mills Hewitt te a graduate of the more than 170 million people ministers of the Organization of condemn Castro’s leftward march Sen. Arsene Stewart. ings of ita own. for approval in a, public hearing in the United States. S t o p a t WOODLAND GARDENS American States (OAS>. for piercing "the wall of hemi Thompson was just a few hun It was the committee’s chair CEILINGS Alaska. Lt. Jobert, and his wife, Connecticut bar examinations last Sept. 20. Manchester High School and the the former Ruth Gibson, and two month. She was graduated from Hartford Hospital School of Nurs FRESHLY DUO, HARDY The proposal specifically de spheric solidarity against Com dred votes short of a clear ma man, Councilman George J. Ritter, If beyond repair and danger children, are visiting with their the University of Connecticut Preliminary hearinmi have been ing. She 1s on the operating room nounced the Sovlpt Premier for munism. jority in the first primary. He whq first prompted the inquiries Led Troops ous we replace with Drywall at held on the rales already. Most Secretary of State Christian A. claims "outsiders" are trying to with a disclosure Monday. minimum cost. Prompt service. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel P. School of Law In June having pre staff at Manchester Memorial CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUMPS theatening to rain rockets on the Jobert, 722 Center St., and Mr. pared at Skidmore College and the discussions and suggestions have Hospital. American mainland if the United Herter ran into opposition with defeat him. Stewart charges that Ritter said he had an affidavit Elisabethville, The ■’CongG, and Mrs. George Gibson, 269 W. been between Monahan and the some nations holding out for a i the congressman’s initiate mean University of Connecticut. fuel dealers division of the Cham Mr. Plank te a graduate of DR. BARNEY States Intervenes in Cuba. watered down draft which would j -totally absent" and that Thomp- from an illegal liquor dealer say- | Aug. 27 (JP)—Three hundM LOZIER DRYWALL Center St. The Jobert’s children Sh.e is the fourth generation of Rockville High School and Trin The United States had called for ing he made protection payments ; are Philip Jr., 8, and Donna, 6, Lt. ber of Commerce. merel.v condemn extra-contlnen-1 iiaunllv cannot oe found in o $130 a week to two Hartford | troops of Premier Patrice Lu TEL. Ml 9.4464 her family to enter the profession. If the heating regulations are ity College, Hartford. Ho will en WICHMAN for an outright condemnation of Com tal. inten'ention” without i Washington when needed. Jobert’s next assignment will be Her father, Atty. John Yeomans is ter Yale graduate echool this fall munist penetration of the Western Castro's regime, Russia or Red policemen over two and a half mumba’s Congo army today at Infantry Officers' Advanced approved, they will be adopted as Prospects of good weather and years. clerk of Tplland County Superior a town ordinance in keeping with to study mathematics. Hemisphere and charged that China. captured Bakwanga, capita School, Ft. Benning, Ga. A June 1961 wedding Is planned. CHIROPODIST- Castro was an ally of the Soviet interest in local races indicated a Court. Judge Edward Myron Yeo the other groups of regulations in FRESHLY CUT The proposal to pinpoint heavy vote. Ritter turned over the sworn of the fortnight old “mineral mans. her grandfather, was the the Manchester building code, also bloc. Khrushchev reportedly came from Winning the primary nomljia- statement to the State's Attorney, stale” of southeastern Kasai last Tollanctr County resident to adopted by ordinance. PODIATRIST GUMOLI BOUQUETS ONLY The Cuban leader has pledged Mexico's Manuel Tello. who began his own inquiry and Throw Them 1 tion is a prelude - to automatic briefed State Police. province, the leader of th® Public Records sit on the Superior Court bench. ..Addition of the heating regula friendship for the Soviet Union Cuban Foreign Minister Raul election in this traditionally Dem secessionist region said. DON'T Away Her great-grandfather, Myron OFFICE HOURS and Red China in defiance of any Roa has twice avoided an.v formal LaBelle said yesterda.v he was In Still plenty of wear left In Parker Yeomahs, was also a law tions will bring to five the number repudiation of Khrushchev’s threat ocratic state. Albert Kalonji, chief of th9 shoes when bronght here for Warrantee Deed of volumes which go to make up EXTRA SFECIAL! ONLY move by the OAS to rebuke him. Mc.Sween, 34-year-old Alexan agreement with any action the breakway state, said Lumumba’9 Raymond J. and Alice P. Lau yer. All arc natives of Andover, Manchester’s building code. Two PINE AS USUAL The draft was drawm up by a to fire missiles against the Unit committee might take. He .said expert repairing. where Mrs. Hutchinson now makes ed States if the United States dria attorney, has finished ahead forces entered his capital a t 8 Open Mondays All Day rent to A. Rene and Constance A volumes, the State Building Code working committee of ministers of Long, who became 65 yester there was no conflict between his am. Van de Meulebroecke, property on her home. She Is married to Se and the Basic Building Code of the from Mexico, Chili, Uruguay and sought to intervene in Cuba. office and the committee. Closed Wednesday , lectman John Cuyler Hutchinson PHARMACY HYBRID BELPHINIUM Colombia after a gruelling four- Other points '’approved by the day, in every battle for the last The Slate's Attorney said com He claimed they were led by Afternoons Lydall St. Building Officiate Conferenc* of Double, Large, Healthy Field Plants! four years. three officers of the CommuiUat Bill of Sale of that town. America, provide' regulations for 664 CENTER STREET hour session that lasted until 2 MeSween won a post on the mittee hearings in executive ses Chechoslovakian army and that Herman A. Wlerzblckl and Ml general construction. The National COR. OF ADAMS a.m. (Continued on Page Three) sion might lead to information on State Board of Education in 1956 which he could act. the forces included some troops SAM YULYES chad Zawlstowskl to Salem Nas- Plumbing Code and National Elec TEL. MI 9-9814 * Sow gross seed now! Connecticut when he defeated Long's sister, from Guinea, which has contribut “SHOE REPAIRING siff, tight, title, interest, fixtures, Mackey Preaches trical Code provide regulations In LaBelle said he had been invit ed to U N. forces'in The Congo. OF THE BETTER KIND” Mrs. Clara Long Knott of Nat ed by Ritter to send a representa equipment, supplies, good will, and those two fields. |tules governing AVAILABLE Asgrow for the finest...... 5 H>s. for $1.89 up chitoches. Two years later, Me He also charged that Tunisiaa 23 OAK STREET trade name in business known as heating are, at present, covered tive to the committee sessions, Same Side as Watkins Farewell Sermon Prescription Sween went to Congress to suc which have not been scheduled troops of the U.N. Force In Elak- Herm’s Camera and Photo Shop only In general terms In the first * Feed your kiwn for a heovy green sod. ceed the late Rep. George S. Long two manuals. Court Bars D el^ yet. wanga prevented his army from 1015 Main St. Roger Mackey, Intern at Eman Specialist For wtcMin^, portios Hubbord«Hali lawn food .... 50 lb. bog $2.44 — Long's brother—by whipping defending the town. • uel Lutheran Church, will preach Lloyd Teekell of Alexandria, who He said all communications be and other functions. Lime ...... 59c and 79c wa.s supported vigorously by then- GOP Set for Rattle his farewell sermon at the 9 o’clock Tell Your Doctor To tween Katanga and Bakwanga Phone lls YOU BUY WITH ASSURANCE and SATISFACTION AT Of Texas Bias End Gov. Long. Windsor Locks, Conn.. Aug. 27 were cut now but it was known service Sunday morning. In last month’s three-man first t WORLD L T. WOOD GO. ITAUAN.AMEIUCAN f.Pi — Republicans are girding for that Tunisian troops disarmed the GREEN "The Test of Worship” will be We Will DeUver primary, MeSween polled 29,820 a rigorous campaign in Connecti Bakwanga garrison, confiscated OPEN STAMPS his sermon theme. Mackey and his IC E PLANT HALL New Orleans, Aug. 27 Fed-f this year. Recent state legislation i cut. says Republican National il.s weapons and prevented it from family will leave Monday for Rock 61 BISSIPXL ST. USE THE CONN. BANK 1S5 Eldridge Street WOODLAND GARDENS permits the governor .to take over| State Rep. Ben Holt of Alexandria, Chairman Thruston Morton. using the radio station and air CHARGE PLAN FOR TOUR OPEN DAILY TIU. 9 e JOHN ZAPADKA, Proprietor eral judges yesterday refused to Island. 111., where the Intern will halt integration of Houston, "Tex., any or all schools if integration is third in the race with 10,266 votes. He discussed the party's pros As well-wishers greet 'Vice President Richard Nixon, his wife Pat hangs on to his arm for support field. begin his senior year at the Au- Cuhe$-Cru»hed-Bl€u:k$ PRESCRIPTION OaU after 1 pjn. MI 9-6201 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER—MI 3-8474 forced. The NAACP, headed by ia supporting MeSween. pects in New England and the during the downtown parade yesterday for them. The crowd, estimated by police at more than 200.- Kalonji refused to admit that public schools and took under ad floor TONIGHT till gustana Theological Seminary. visement motions to nullify Louisi their general counsel, Thurgood Holt, onetime legislative .state during a brief stopover at 000 peison.s,. surrounded the car, causing a tempdrary delay in the parade down Peaclitrec St. the capture of Bakwanga meant A new intern, Arthur K. Gaard, ana's school .segregation laws. Marshall, of New York City, asked Bradley Field here yesterday on a Standing up in the convertible with the Nixons is Atlanta Mayor William B. Hartsfietd (leftl. The the end of his mineral .state and will arrive here with his family a federal tribunal to grant an in (Continued on Page Six) flight from Newport, R. I., to OOP presidential nominee made speeches in At lanta and Birmingham, Ala., yesterday in hi.>i bid said that the remainder of hte 800- Sept. 3. In separate proceedings, the junction against Davig and Gremil Chicago. for a two-party system in the South. (AP Photofax.) man army would fight back from Main St. Houston action was without inci lion. "This ticket of ours is coming ______-— ------i4> '______other parts of his "republic.” FAIRWAY Manchester. dent, but in the Louisiana case, the This plea wa.s Jaken under ad up. and has considerable strength He said he left 10 members of TOUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPI.Y HEADQUAKTFJlS! state's attorney general. Jack P. visement by Wright. Rives and GI of Future in New England," Morton said. his cabinet in Bakwanga and it F. Gremillion, stormed out of the U.S. District Judge ' Herbert W. was not known what had hap courtroom after referring to the Morton added that he thought senate Heads Hore You Met? Christenherry.- Wright and Christ- Republicans could recapture the pened to them. federal tribunal aa “a den of enberry are natives of New Or Will Be Medic Nixon Says Rivals Iniquity.” state’s six congressional seats if Kalonji, who flew from Bak leans: Rives, of Montgomerj’, Ala. they campaigned vigorously. Rob-, To Accord on wanga to Elisabethville Wettaies- Here are the three cases handl 3. The same judges are studying ed: ert H. Finch, .^campaign manager da.v was asked If he would return WEATHER BULLETIN: another motion in which 31 white In Emergency XwkdHMiA^sident Nteout-who .was to hte state. He replied "that de 1. The Houston School Board, parents of New Orleans asked that €are for AgedxPeriled-4n pends on the circumstances.” asked the Fifth (Circuit Court of Davis be restrained from prevent accompanying Morton, concurred; San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 27 iVF— Finch said the recent visit to Kolonji appealed to all forces of Appeals here to hold up integra ing the New Orleans School Board The American soldier wounded in tion of Houston schools untH the from complying with federal or Connecticut of Mrs. Nixon, her first Washington, Aug. 27 (ffl —Senate the "free world,” especially the Rathroom.9 sparkle, the next war won't have to yell political trip without her hu.sband, leaders drove for final passage to- Washington, Aug. 27 (/P\ — En-Aihe crowds exceeded the highest UniW States, Britain. France court could rule on the school ders for integration. thuseci by crowds that greeted him estimates we had received in ad hoard’s appeal. U,S. District Judge Counsel for the parents offered "medic!'' if a new Army training drew a "fantastic response.” of a compi'omise Social Secur- and the Independent states of for neem lighter and program succeed.*:. The man in the He added that both Nixon and *’*11 providing increased federal on hia second .southern campaign vance. We now believe that the mer French Africa, to send vol Ben Connally had ordered integra some affidavits in evidence, the trip, Vice President Richard M. brighter with mir tion there in the first grade when court accepted them, Gremillion next fox hole will be able to give hte running mate, Henry Cabot 18*'®*lts to the stales to help the Kenned.v-Johnson ticket is in real unteer detachments to help In the him expert care. __ ...... Nixon says he lhink.s the Dem trouble in the South and they no fight against "Lumumba aggres rored wall over the school starts Sept. 7. He also or objected that he had not been given Lodge, plan to campaign exten-1 **"*‘1^ aged pay for medical pare- dered Houston to proceed with in advance notice, and he charged Army leaders believe fighting j gjypjy state. Lodge ft ' Once it is sent to President ocratic ticket is in real trouble in longec can con.sider any Southern sion." hasina . . . electro tegration at .a grade a year. Chief that his constitutional rights were men will have to double aa medical scheduled to make a foreign policy Eisenhower for liis approval) the the South. state safe . . . "I asked Belgium to help, but principal barriers to adjournment The Democrats "no longer can this appeal has had no results,” copper backed mir- HERBERT H. JOHNSON Judge Rifhard 'T. Rives and Judge .violated. corpsmen if there is another war speech at a box supper in the Hart "And I hope that this trip, to- John Minor Wisdom of the Ap Gremillion said the court wa-s because of the tremendous number ford State Armory Sept. 24 honor of Congress next week will have consider apy southern stale safe," gellier with our trip to Greens he said. fofs.‘I)oor and fire-j of ca.sualties modern weapons can been cleared awav except foj- a he added. boro. N.(7., will forever have brok Kalonji said he also had asked 164 Eaat Center Street pellate Court here refused to hold running roughshod over the state's ing the GOP candidate for con- Senate-House deadlock over mini place mirrors Mancheater, Conn. Connally’s ruling in abeyance un counsel, "and I am not going to inflict. gressman-at-large, Antoni N. .Sad- The presidential campaign is en the dqjhealth.v pattern in which the Tunisian government to In RAIN til the Appellate Court could rule stay in this den of iniquity.” After Full-time medics and doctors, lak of Rockville. mum wage legislation. only a few weeks old. but already the Deniob/attr presidential can form its troops in The Congo ex stalled. Picture MI 3-0891—JA 8-3890 the case itself. * his walkout. Gremillion told news they rea.son, will have all they can Sadlak was on the flight with The House passed the Social Se Nixon has shattered a political didate nwer bothered to campaign actly what powers they had and framing. 21 years’ 2. In New Orleans, the National men, "Negroes are running the do operating aid stations and hos Morton and Finch from Newport. curity measure yesterday before tradition. in the South and took it for Here ia one of your neighbora, Association for the ' Advancement | countiw." pitals. Also present was Edwin H. May rei'cssing until MonMtry.'»'“ - i Since reconstruction days, the granted imd the Republican can (Continued on Page Six) experience. an Independent himineaaman In of Colored People sought to re. i Judge Rives, who told Gremil- To teat the feasibility of making Jr., the state Republican Chair But the Senate wag called' into belief has been that the deep didate oi\ the other hand con ymir ronmuinity, engaged in a strain Louisiana Gov. Jimmie liou earlier he could reserve his qualified medics of non-medical man. wlio _ presMctTaJiy _ meeting in South is barren, dismal ground for ceded It." highly-developed, modern aerv- Davis from interfering with the op objections .suggested that the At per.sonneI, the Army brought non- Newport of partyaarty^tmirmen from (Continued on Page Six) Republican presidential candi Those who have often traveled lee that la helping many fam eration of the public schools of torney General make his objec commissioned officers from com-1 ,i.«the Northea.stern states. dates. With the exception of with Nixon say that you would ily, biiaines.e and profeaalonal New Orleans. Davis has seized the tions "in a manner more respect- paniea of three reserve training Dwight D. Eisenhower, who cam have to go abroad, to his trip to people to plan and control their and schools from the school board and ful to the court.” regiments to Brooke Army Medical paigned In Alabama and Georgia’ Bulletins Warsaw, to recall ji' welcome inore financea efficiently. He can announced they would open Sept. 7 Because thq deadline for the open- Center for two weeks of int.en.sive Strike Meetings Tomorrow in 1952, Republican candidates IfletcherGlassCo. X show yon the one aurc way to enthusiastic than the one Atlanta from the AP Wires on a segregated basis. U.S. District ublib training. Hartford. Conn., Aug. 27 UP) — News Tidbits have xjBflMAtrated their fire w'here gave him. guarantee youraelf the thinga Judge J. Skelly Wright hSg ordered days away, the judges have prom Bv th<3iprie they left for home Two meetings bearing on the the pros^cts looked much better. % laSw iST MIDDtl TUWlPIKt X you value moat Confidence In Integratiop of first grade classes ised an early ruling on both Louisi Culled from AP Wires The Nixon motorcade went down U.S. ENVOY CHAROED the future, edvication for your In New Orleans when schools open ana cases. (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Six) But Nixon has invaded the Peachtree St. to the heart of At children, owrierahlp of your South twice. Last week he was in Moscow, Aug. 27 flPf— hM ❖ TEL.MI. 9 - 7 S 7 9 X lanta, Five Points, where it turned American GI dcaerter aooueed home, control of your bualneaa, Green-sboro, N.C., and yesterday on Edgewood. the UB. array attariie In Mos carefree retirement or extend Two footsore U.S. Marines rest he plunged further South, with All along the crowd was large ed vacation. after completing 840-mile hike In these results: cow of eaplonage acttvlttea in 18 days to help raise money for and enthusiastic. At, Five Points it what could foreshadow anoOier He la ready to aerve You. World Court He was given a warm welcome got out of hand. The Nixon car was Soviet ouster action. Tho ■ Marine supported orphanage in in Birmingham. Ala., and then hit stopped by the isurging throng. Twins Prettiest Girls in Town Sasebo, southern Japan, where charges, -against Col. Ibeodoro the politicking Jackpot in Atlanta. Nixon, his hair filled witli con-1 F. Hoffman, were made by 'Vladt- To Be Argued they are based. . .Cemal Gursel, | On his arrival back in Washing fetti. got out and started busily i SUN LIFE Ixluisviile, Ky., Aug. 27 liP — It chairman of Turkey's ruling mili niJr Sloboda. 38, on Soviet TV PHILLIPS CONSTRUCTION 00. lakes a risltor just a few seconds to ton last night ■ Nixon issued a .shaking hands. lant'night only a few hours after ASSURANCE CO. decide the twin Mitchell sisters are tary junta, announces his target statement in which he said: Russia ordered the expulehm of OF CANADA By La$fyers the prettiest girls in town. for long promised free elections in "The size and the enthusiasm of (Continued on Page Three) the U.S. Embassy’s economic at SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES! First, you notice their smile — Turkey is next May 27, anniver tache. Soviet officials also Washington, Aug. 27 (/P)—Thou- like sunshine on a spring day. sary of military revolution w'hlch charged ■ the economic attnetae; sainds of lawyers from the Unit And’then their eyes—-a deep blue ousted Premier Adnan Menderes. Bribery trial of Tommy Mor- George Payne Winters Jr., 88, ed States and Britain gathered that goes perfectly with their WM Involved In a spy ring. GARAGES COTTAGES natural platinum blonde hair. gano in Kentland, Ind., is at stand here today to eeek ways of greas And. you hardly notice that their still after death of Robert Salen, Envoys See Congo HOLDUP MCTIM KILLED SAFETY ing the wheels of justice and to little legs are encased in plaster stricken with heart attack as he debate the United States’ position Yonkers. N. Y., Aug. 27 «l — casts from hips to toetips. delivered closing argument for de The night manager of a moHJ TESTED In the world Court. • The 17-month-old twins arc fense. . .Eu.seblo Regaldo Martinez, was killed early today In a 8299 The 83rd annual meeting of the patients at Kosalr Oippled Chil 27, dies in Huntsville, Tex., State Sliding to Red Bloc holdup. It was the metel’e seo- (“ d don’t forget J |Q U g g J) American Bar Assn, will be dren's hospital in Louisville, the Prison electric chair early today nnd holdup In recent weeks. Stan launched formally on Monday. first Identical , twins ever admitted for sex slaying of 9-month-old ley Weyman, 58, of Brooklyn was USED CARS However, various ABA sections here with a deformity doctors call tflrU / shot three times and left smd affiliated organizations met tibia varia. NOTE: Lynn Helnzerllng, vet-art. They were invited be Jul.v 28, andP^ the twins will wear In Cuba is readied for air shipment slowly taking a shape that he says Thursday In a Soviet Ilyushin KIDNAP VIOTIM SOUCfflT ^ 285 and Foundation *1995 "88’’ convertible coupe. cause in 1957 the ABA held its them another three months. By to Havana .. Atomic Enery Com can be of momentous Importance je t.. Information minister Anicet Carbnndale, 111., Ang. 27 (/fi—■ POPLIN RAINCOATS annual meeting in London at the that time, doctors say, their leg mission says there factually have In Hie cold war.) Kashamura said the group Included' Searchers combed a 44,909 aeie '58 DODGE ... $1295 invitation of the British bar. bones will have started to grow been 199 nuclear detonaUoii,t by G. A. Zhukov, Soviet minister of wildlife refuge today, hoping to Don't W oit Until Foil Te Pay Coronet V-8 4-door sedan. Also present were delegalkma normally. United States since Aug., 1964, in Leopoldville, The Congo,. Aug. cultural affairs. The foreign editor find IJIy Roberts alive but fsnr- Top Pricos For Your Goroqt in both from Canada and Australia. They’ve already captivated stead of 134 it has listed in past. 27 (A»)—Western diplomats seie this of Pravada was reported aboard the Ing they would find her dead, '57 C A D I ...... $2495 In this international atmoa- their nurse, Mrs. Lafern Salmon. Byron Hooper, 99, of Hastings, tortured nation—or at least the plane..- Lily, a pretty, 17-year-old wait , RUY NOW WHEN PRICES ARE RIGHT "62’’ hardtop coupe. phere, one of the first controv But she still can’t tell them apart. Neb., since 1927 associated w’lth J. part controlled by volatile Pre The move toward the Commu ress, was taken from her Conetraetlon Starts Immediately, Or Buy On ersies to develop centered around "When they came In. one wore M. McDonald Co., which operates mier Patrice Lumumba—sliding nist bloc Is taking place although PUnipe Layaway Plan To Maintain Special Summer Prices fiance's car early Thnreday by '55 F O R D ...... $895 the relations between the. I United white shoes and the other brown 109 general stores in 12 states, slowly but surely into the Com there are secessionist moves or at a husky blonde man who shot Ctialom 8 station wagon. States and the world court. ones.” she said. died yeeterday, JuSt ten days after munist bloo. least trends toward greater local autonomy in almost every prov her fiance throngb the cheehe. GARAGES No Monoy Down. 5 Yoors to Poy JUST 11.00 each! Under legislation sponsored by "Then we put the casta on —and he was elected president of firm.. If they are right, ah event of The sciene of the abduetloa wan '56 CHRYS. .... $1045 the late Sen. Tom Connally of I couldn’t tell Barbara from .Cam Japan's only transpacific passenger vast political Importance is tak ince in Tho Congo. a parking lot overlooking a dam Texas, the United States can de ellia.” liner nails on Its last voyage for ing place in the heait of Africa Lumumba’s political leadership COTTAGES — No Monoy Down. 7*12 Yoort te Pay Windsor 8 4-door. cide in advance whether it will be She can now, though. She U.S, Pacific coast, to terminate 30 and lake In the crab orehard with the United Nations standing would be very shaky in any coun wildlife refuge. bound by a decision of the court. wrote each twin's name on the years of service uninterrupted ex by to preserve order. try where political responsibility '55 C H E V ...... $795 For 13 years, the AKA has op appropriate cast—with their Bel Air 8 convertible. cept for'World War H. Apart from the fevered activity was understood and practiced. REDS MAKE ASWAN LOAN posed this proviso, knowm as the mother standing by to make sure Nepal reaffirms that June 28 of Communist bloc nations here, But this is a' nation which had Connally reservation. the girls weren’t mislabeled.. Moscow, Aug. 27 (^ —The So Phillips Construction Co. '54 O L D S...... $795 border incident with Chinese Com the pattern of events Is becoming its first national election in April viet Union signed an ngnemeat Meeting behind closed- doors munists occurred inside Nepali apparent to students of Commu-n*nd May. Perhaps ten itilUlon of DISPLAY OPEN DAILY 9 te 8 98 Holiday coupe. W O M E N 'S washabi* balmaeaan, with M E N 'S natural eolored'balmacaan with yesterday, the ABA board of gov wHh the United Arab RepabSn Just a Whim territory . . . Italy enforces ban nlst policy. the fourteen million Congolese today for economic and tech SATURDAY 9 to 6 SUNDAY 1 to 4 OMAC and Bank Financing colorful calanata acatata itripad iiningi, ernors declined to take a position against alcoholic drinks In Rome's know no other authority than print linings, 36 te 42 in regular, shert this year on the reseryation, Premier Lumumba’s startling nical asristance to complete the CALL COLLECT VA 8-3561 in natural or willow gratn . . . proper^ Los Aiigelee, Aug. 27 (JPt — Olympic Vitiate over protests of changes of position, his open chal their local chief. Aswan High Dam, Taea reported. shunting the protiTem to the wine-loving French . . . Miss Ber 2091 BERUN TL'RNPIKK. BERLIN, OO.NN, tionad patita sizes 6 te 16, avaraga sixes and leng. larger house of delegates which "I like to be different,” said lenge of the United Nations and Resistance to Lumumba' te not The agreement Inclndee m long Actress 'Vikkl Dougan, show tha A. Meckstroth, sister-in-law of Secretary General ’’Dag Ham- non-existent as was shown Thurs terra Soviet loan to the U.AJL of MANCHESTER 8 to 18. convenes next week. A fletor de ing newsmen her diamond en Sears, Roebuck founder wills her marskjold, his .constant agitation day when a thousand or more 999 mUllon rubles to pay fer 8»- SEND FOR FREE BROCHURE bate is in prospect when the Issue $'70,000i estate be used to build me Is taken before the delegates on gagement ring. of the largely Illiterate Congolese youths demonstrated against him vM design work and othw eerv-; OLDSMOBILE She wears it on the fourth morial to exhibit her needlework can be explained in no other way, pit the opening of the conference Ices, Taea added. The mUe to Name ...... ■Wednesday. , . . Pianist Van Cliburn lands ‘ The board of governors ducked toe of her left foot. veteran observers say. of Independent African States. ci[^u]ated at four to the dollar ttk RAY DWYER, Used Ohr Mgr. HURRY AND COME IN OUT OF THE RAIN! Why?. “Just a whim.” said at Idlewtld after hte second con Advisers of left wing persuasion But it Is divided on tribal and tntematlenal traaenettena. Th* Mreet Addreas...... the question because two ABA cert tour of Russia . . . “Selling and Servicing New I . • f > committees took conflicting po Vikkl, 24, aa she and actor Jim are very active in the premler’a political lines. There ia no lead Soviet new* agency snkUW « Swpeney. 25. former Texas Gen. Curtis Le May says United own office, In the Interior ministry ership. President Joseph Kasavu- ngreemMit wne signed hg Mhtaa_.: CItF «r Tows.'...... ** ««•••••••. TQL ^ O* ...feee#*# OldamobliM tor Over 26 Years” sitions. Favoring the retention of the reservation was the Commit Christian football halfback, SUtee haa "fallen behind ip our and many other strategic points in bu, leader of the atrong Bakongo Arata, U.AJR. mbdster eI,|nfeiHr BfeH. KOel 612 WEST OENTU STREET c. e. house and soh-wj. w. hale main street^ manchester free parking in the rear obtained a marriage license. timetable in certain critical areas" The Congo government, informants tribe4nJVestera Congo, ao far has worhs, aad Ivan ArkMpoT, d9MPf tee on Peace and Law through the They’ll be wed Sept, 3, with knd appeals to labor and manage ■ay. gone along with Liimumha, ap- ^ ehalnma of the StiftakJ I MI 6-M ll-^PEN EVER. VUckl dressed aa Lttus Bo Psep. ment to solve disputes wttiMMit .V Osmmtttan t e r : ------eo Pag* nurse) Lumumba begina to act morel 7h« Mitehdl Twini Just anothsr whim, said Vikkl. defenaa pcpjeota. aad a i jf be were btlng pro- « ■ A Ji:'' n t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« SATURDAY, AtJGUST^27, I960 World Court GI of Future OAS Nations Dbd^e To Be Argued Will Be Medic B y Lawyers In Emergency Condemning Castro By Alfred Shelnwold N O im i a 9 8 3 4 (OoBttBoed from Pag* One) (OetittBiHd from Page One) OneT Traditionally, you count your V A Q 4 ’ Sub.. Mob., Tue*. losers when planning the play of "THK TI3IR MACHINE” ♦ K 7 4 3 "Day Robbed Rank Kngland” United Nations, headed by J. Cleo today, ssch was supposed to be Yoiir Pocketbook working group sails on th* mlB> a trump contract. When you must ______* 4 3 The school milk contract was ruff in both hands, however, check By CINDY FFANSnEBL Thompson of Dallas. Opposed was qualified to conduct more than 100 By FAYE HENLE Istere to: W IS T EAST 1. Reject any rafaranos to inter* awarded to Bolton Dairy, oper the winners as well as the losers. « A K J $ 4 2 Hiree teenage United Nation* -the' Special Committee on World hours of classes and on-the-job ventlon in affalra o t tha weatera ated by Joseph Negro and sons This may show you where the ¥ 9 8 VKJ10 71 glrla recently helped 62 Girl Peace through Law, headed by for training for men In his home unit. Care of Aged May Hinge hemisphere; danger lies. ♦ 10 52 40196 of Bollon, by the Board of Bduca- Scouta learn an old trulam— thtjt mer ABA President Charles S. Men taking part were from the On Private Pension Funds West opened the nine of hearts, 4 J 9 7 5 4 Q 10 6 2. Reaffirm the prtnciifie at non* tion at a special meeting last 104th regiment of the 104th Divi intervention; and South counted losers. N o los SOUTH people are pretty much the same Rhyne of Washington. I ’d like to turn the apoUlghfi sion, stationed in Portland, Ore.; 3. Reaffirm th* right of free d«* night. ers in dlubs, since he would niff 4 Q 10 7 3 regardless of their origin. Two members of the Thompson from the political debate on how termination for peoples to develop Five firm.s had been invited to In dummy. N o losers in diamonds, ¥ 6 3 2 committee filed dissents and urged the 320th Regiment of the 80th Everybody—adults and chil The Scouts learned, not from Division, based in Norfolk, 'Va., we might care for our aged to their countries as they choose; submit quotations and four were since he could rtfff in hts own ♦ A X repeal of the reservation. They dren— alike, love W alt Disney’s books, but from camping with the the question of private pension 4. Declare that the inter-Amerl* received. Bolton Dairy bid 6.4 hand. South thought he could well 4 A K 8 2 were Arthur H. Dean of New and the 400th. Regiment of the daughters of United . Nations can system rejects any form of to afford to lose three trumps and Saath West North East York, a principal negotiator in the 100th Division, assigned to Lex funds. Herein, perhaps, lies the cents per half pint bottle with "POLLYANNA" workers from India, Spain and talitarianism; giiaranieed butterfal content of two hearts. , , A 4 Pass I ♦ Pass Korean peace talks, and Herman ington, Ky. real key to solving the problem. In Color Denmark. 5. Notes that all American stataa ,3.8 per cent. Other bids were; Hence, South nonchalantly fi I] 4 Pass 2 4 All Pass Phleger, former general counsel Instructors at Brooke, which Not nearly enough workers are / Opening — ¥9 Jane W yman— Richard Egan H ie U N daughters were in'vited are obligated to seek peaceful set nessed dummy’s queen of hearts lead 2:00-5:55-9:40 of the State Department. The five the Arm y calls the largest medical covered currently by private pen Dari’s Dairy of Manchester, 6..3 to spend t'wo ’weeks at Interna Wins Award tlement of disputes; cents and butterfal, 3.6 or 3.7;, at the first trick. This play cost other members favored the reser training center in the world, spilt sion plans. A t latest count only Al(w: tional Friendship Conferences at Joyce Aileen Wisniewski, the reservists into committees for .about 20 of the 167 million in our 6. Reaffirm faith in the regional Kergren Dairy F'arms of Fast him the contract. Camp Laurel in Lebanon by a let vation. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al system. pa..aes. You hold: Spadea— 2 "Hell Bent For Leather” ABA officials said they expect concentrated instruction. working force can look to private Hartfoixi, 6..5 cents, butterfat. 3.6: East won with the king of ter addressed to the United Na phonse Wisniewski, Kozley iRd., The committee of 10 foreign and A. C. Petersen B'arnis of We.sl Hearts—K J 10 7 5; Diamonda— In Color With Audey Murphy ed at le u t two dissents from the They were briefed on cold and retirement benefits. hearts and returned his trump. tions by the Girl Scout Council of Tolland, has received a leadership ministers w as named in hope of Q J 9 6; Clubs— Q 10 6. W hat do 12:304:20-9:10 12-member Rhyne committee. heat Injuries; strangulation and And only about one-fourth of Hartford, 7.1 cents and butterfal West took three top trumps and Hastcan Conectlcut. award at Hillyer College of the healing the breach between ad 3.6. you say ? During the annual meeting, the mouth-to-mouth artificial respira those covered by pension plana let his last trump, clearing the From Shikha Dalai, 13, the University of Hartford. herents of a hard policy eqiouaed The Bolton Dairy has held the Answer: Bid two hearts. The ABA will discuss ways and means tion; care before and after sur have the aecurity of knowing their suit. STARTS SUNDAY gdria learned that a aari is worn The award, carries up to full by the United States and thoee who contract at the school for the past jump response to partner’s take of improving laws and judicial gery, and rigging splints for frac funds are insured. Suddenly some dt South's win for all occasions, even swimming. tuition. It may be renewed each want a milder resolution. few years. Board members in Kdsa .rerber'a procedures and will consider a tures. For the rest, a company at any ners had evaporated. He could out double is invitational but not Women of India have a com year after a review of academic The committee conslsta 48 Co makring the award to the local get one trump trick, one heart, forcing. If partner has good vtl- series of proposed uniform laws The instruction Includes intro time may decide-to end its pen- lombia, Costa Rica, Panama, Hon "THC ICE PALACE" plete wardrobe of them In keep standing and continuing leader ductory classes on such basic sub firm, cited the excellent service two diamonds and two clubs. Down ues for his double, he can go on; In (.'ninr. ing with their clrcumstancea. on broad questions Which will be aion plan. These employers ^ v e duras, Mexico, Brazil, 'Venezuela, Bifhard Aiirton - ^bPrt Rvso ship promise. The award is based jects such as anatomy, physiology no obligation to pay out other they have given the school and the two. I otherwise he can pass at a com When not worn, the sarla are fold recommended to state legislatures. Uruguay, El Salvador and Argen 3:A0-5:S5>9:15 on leadership ability ip secondary and psychologty. than the money they hold in their fact that their location hi town Fatal Finesse fortable contract. ed into small oblongs and stored tina. Chile was reported to have school activities. Trainers went into the mesqulte- fund if and when they decide to makes It possible to be confident South can see that the heart (Copyright 1060, General Features AtHfl In trunks or boxes. readied a compromiae resolution Forest Costs Shared Miss Wisniewski will take an covered hills of Camp BuIIIs, north end it. of continued good service. finesse is fatal If he counts win Corp.) During the half-hour question Uiat appeared to have majority "CIRCUS STARS" executive secretarial program at of San Antonio, to- learn how to Give this some thought. Then support. It would condemn foretgfi Board members estimate the ners. He ha.s five top cards in the 4;.30-8:10 period held each day after lunch, Ottawa—A survey of Canada's Hillyer. A June graduate of El care for battlefield casualties. reflect upon the following, told intervention and reaffirm faith in school uses about 103,OfK) hotlles side suits and needs three trump one girl asked, “H ow mu<2i does accessible forest resources, au Insect Paper Makers lington High School, she was elect me by one of the nation’i^ fore the inter-American system. a year. The contract Is, therefore, tricks to make the contract. A a sari cost?" thorized in 1949, Indicated there R>d. "THE APARTMENT” ed to the National Honor Society. most pension authorities. There were also reports the worth about *6,.600. cross-ruff is the best play for "That depends on the quality,” was only enough timber and pulp- Wasps are able to make paper. She was feature editor of the "A swing is noted away from final draft would include a Co three trump tricks. They build their nests of WMp Shikha replied. "It’s just like here. wood to last 15 or 20 years. Since school paper, typing editor of her insured pension plans to trusteed lombian proposal that a commit If South Intends to ruff in both paper, which Is a mixture of old You would expect to pay more for then the Federal Government has yearbook, captain of varsity cheer Retirement: plans which allow greater lati tee be formed to try to resolve hands he must not allow the op wood and tough plant fibers. They a party dress than you would for shared the Provinces’ costs of re South Windsor EAST leaders for two years, and as a tude in investing pension fund Cuban-U.S. differences. It would ponents to lead trumps. There chew this material to a pulp, using a school dress, wouldn’t you? And forestation, and forest malnten senior took the leading role in the money. also note Cuba’s offer Thursday to fore he must not finesse at the much saliva, then form It into there are different qualltiea of ance. drama club play. HanpyTimes first trick. masses like felt. It then ie real material to suit everyone.” "Too often retirement funds negotiate with the United States. those whose rights mature after BY MARIE DAERR are looked upon by a company’s ■The United States has made Robert Warfpl of N pIco (extreme left) explains the precision of a cutter p in d e r to Yugoslav tech No One Hurt Declarer takes the first trick paper made of cellulose. KBTDS "A re they leas expensive in In Oct. 15. plain it wants a resolution that nicians as operator Mabel Ix^tourneaii puts the machine through its paces. Yugloslav industry is with dummy’s ace of hearts, cash TOMTK dia ■than here?” management as money-making ■ ~ ------Frnnk 8inA(rn "Yee,’’ Shikha said, "You know propositions, as another source of would avoid highlighting its dif privately operated within slate-owned buildings and property. A percentage of each company’s Manchenter Evening -Herald es his lop cards in the side suits “N ot Ad A Stranjfpr*’ Mental Attitude Imporiant - how much good material coats working capital.” ferences with Castro and concen profit is turned over to the govenimenl. A degree of government control is exercised in empha As Car Flips South Windsor mrreeponjlent El and begins the cross-ruff. He ruffs AUa In Growing Old Gmcefnlly Nixon Says 4. How often does a company de trate instead on Cuba’s swing to here. Six yards would cost quite a Rivals sizing n-pe and amount of production in demand. The visitors, left to right, are B, Vulesevlc and R. more (>. Rumham, telephone the first time In each hand with ‘‘GALLANT HOl'RS "The largest portion of medical fault on its pension obligations? the left as a danger to the hemi Krcm'ar of I he Trehinje Tool Indiistr>'; I.,. Ignjatovic and R. Zarublca, connected with tool indus- Two Hartford men were mirac a low trump, and thereafter in rT h is wMktfid try o a r^ ^tarlN 8iin. bit.” Mitchell 4-06*4. Kdna Frrba’E practice, now and in the future, sphere. ries in Carak: and ,1. Visiijevcanln and S. Sekullc, technologists at the .Tugoalat machine tool Indus- dummy with the eight or nine. Kathy Everhart of Storra The number of times this happens ulously uninjured here Thursday <‘ICK PALACE** Heights was a model for Shikha will be concerned with the health is so few that they are the ex Cuba’s Foreign Minister Raul tn’ in Novi Sad. (Herald Photo by Satemisi. Even if dummy’s second ruff can Also when the car driven by one of Reef Exports Chopped I GOLDEN TOUCH I as she demonstrated the art of Periled and fitness of our aging popula ceptions rather than the rule. Roa has made a direct effort to “ THE MOISK ROARED** in be over-ruffed, South will still South draping a sari, over a blouse and capitalize on the sympathy exist V l (M)SI„AVS VISIT NKM O since 1950, when the rate ’ was three architectural stvlea, priced them ran off Dart Hill Rd., and win three trump tricks— and his tion.” When the rule is broken it can Nelco Tool Co. In (., 2f>6 Center Canberra—Australia Is cutting constrasting half-sTlp. The Scouta 6 ing in many Latin American na raised from It to 11.20 a share. from »I5.990 to *18,990, the overturned in a potato field. contract. (Continued from Page One) This statement was made at the cause immeasurable hardship to St., was host on Tuesday to six beef exports this year because of I CHEESEfiURfiERS I sat clustered on the stairs of the., be recognized as an "expression of tions for the Cuban revolution It Half-year figures show net spokesman said. He said additional ■Vincent Grant, 47, of Pllnev St., Daily Question American Geriatrics Society’s the individuals involved and to Yugoslav technicians and tool en- heavy killings in the past twd main building to watch the Intri personal preference of a small self. operating earnings after taxes of conatruction Is planned due to an owner and driver of the vehicle, Dealer bids orte club, your part Mrs. Nixon kept smiling. meeting in Miami. Fla., by Dr. the concept of a free capitalistic gmeers who toured the plant in years,, when prices overseas were I What A Treat I handful of men— it doesn’t pur Roa’s argument has been pegged $2.081.fi06, an Increase of 12 per Increase In demand. was charged with speeding and ner doubles, and the next player cate feat. But the police and secret service Eklward L. Borlz, the group’s system as we know it. teams and sat through briefing attractive. Hast year Au.stralla sent The giggles of her audience port to represent the views of the that the revolution was and is en- ’ cent above earnings for the same According to official.s. the main driving without a license by Resi ■ For O n ly ...... X U C _ were not amused, and it took their president. One of my readers sent me sessions in an effort to learn new the United States 218.000 tons of were Infectious as Shikha t r l ^ to union membership they represent.” tirely a home-bred movement H# period last year, in terms of depos attractions were the complete Cen- dent Trooper Ronald Jacobsen, combined efforts to get. the motor ■ Dr. Bortz, 'tfhief of medical serv digging into this story after he melhods of manufacture and ap beef, but in the first five months explain diplomatically that' ma derided U.S. charges that the Cas its at the etui of .Iiine, Hartford eral Bllcetric kitchens In the Pag who Investigated. Grant posted a cade moving again. Noting the federation had sup ice at Philadelphia’s Lankenau wrote to report that he resigned plication of metal cutting tools. of this year exports were under terial would be doubled at a cer ported the losing Democratic tick tro regime was becoming a captlva National ranks third among New eant model homes and the mobile .*60 bond for Town Court appear 15,.600 ton.s. Then It moved so slowly that Hospital, pointed out that, while his job with a large retail organ The tour. spon.sored by the Inter tain step if the wearer were thin. et in 1952 and 1956, Mitchell said of the Communists. Rngland banks, topped by First cooking unit for Indoor or outdoor ance Monday night. Herbert Ben young people could easily keep up the population of the United ization after 29 years only to be national Cooperation Adininistia Shikha, a small girl with ex Roa told the conference yester .National Bank of Boston and In use, called the Partio Cart. The jamin, 18, of Knfield St., was a by running along, so that the “The record of union leaders in States is double what it was 50 told that he would not receive any tlon (ICAl. will cmcr five weck« quisite features and mature poise, supporting losers will remain un day that "Cuba is not walking dustrial .National of Providence. companies state the complete passenger in the auto when the motorcycle police at times were years ago, the over-60 age group money from the vested part of and will take Ihc Yugoslavs to iri- wears saris at home rather than broken.” He forecast workers hand in hand with any bloc.” kitchen Is im liitled In the b |tlc accident occurred. literally forcing their way through. is four times what it was at that the pension plan because the plan dustriat plants in seven slnies and price of the house, and the carl Is I Join Your Friends . and I American clothing since her would vote for Nixon this fall^ "Cuba la Independent,” he de PKOMO'rKO IV FM)KII>.\ The trooper said the car ran off Police Chief H. T. Jenkins figured time. “had been killed” the previous through government huildlngg in offered to huyers of Pageant homes Neighbors At The Popular " mother doesn’t want her to lose The board’s statement said there clared. "It has an independent for Alfred H^iuirqiiin. a former the right .side of the road, swerved the crowd at 209,000. Growing old is a two-way month by his company"s board of Wa.'hington, P. C. at no additional co.sl. touch with the customs of her is a "dramatic” contrast between eign policy. When Mr. Herter saya Mhik hestcr resident, has been pro hark to the left, and overturned I Oak G rill. 30 Oak St. I In Atlanta and in Birmingham process. Dr. Bortz told delegates directors and "approval was ex At Xelro the .«eimid plant the High Ridge Weal hos the dt^lim - country. However, she has been Kennedy and Nixon on domestic is something else, he is trying to moted In geneiat foreman on the In the. potato field, hl.s investiga ■ No Cover s No Minimum “ Nixon made almost identical to the meeting. It is just as much pected from the interested gov group visited in Connectirnl they tion. Creen .Manor officials say. of F 248 Main St, Manchester ^ sues, "On almost every i ^ j e be make a fool of me and a fool I am Ihird .'dilfl at, r’rnti A Whitney tion indicated. here since she was five years old. pitches to the voters; "growth, development and matur ernment agencies for a new plan.” (quizzed plant offn ials Ihiougii two being the onlv community in Con I Country Music At Its Best, ■ ^^"Just Past Middle Tpke.” ^ She and Nina Blhlet, a Danish tween the money interest and the not.” Airrraft'.s Palm P.cnrh, Fla.,'"pKrtit. The Demoerat.s in South Windsor The South has been neglected, ing” as it is "deteriorating and de This man now is forced to let Interpreters conceMinig f|Uality necticut con.Ktriulcd witli rom- feaiitring The Kentuckians people’s interest . . . Kennedy vot Roa has accused the United licnnequin. who moved to Klori- |eontimie to holster their record of THE BEST AHEAD OE THE REST ■visitor,’ attend the special United he said, by candidates of both par cline.” the courts decide whether or not control and matcrial.s slandaids. plfdc (Jcncral Fleet ric kitidicri.s. with Rick 'n Rod ■ 2^5-5:45-9:2# 1-4:35-8:1# ed for the people, Nixon voted States of aggression against his ' da tliicc years ago. was foi'niet ly legi.alering tlie highest number of Nations school in N ew York. She ties. vested interests can be indiscrimi factory techniques and tool pro-, The two coiiiiiaiiics jointly pro D IN E and D A N C E ■ Phanstlehl Photo against the people,” it said. ”lf, each day, a part of us dies, government. I employed at I’.t-WA'a Fast Hart- new voters. Their continuing' cam also studies modem dancing there Nixon said Eisenhower is the nately bandied about. durtlon. moted (he suluhvi.sion's opening, I Every Thurs., Fri. ami Sal. ICE PALACE” We drape the sari so ... there is also a rebuilding, re Herter challenged the claim and ,,,, .. , , ford plant. He lived In Maruliester paign bore fruit Tluir.srlay a..s 141 and performed a solo for the girls only presidential candidate in 25 Concerning Nixon, the statement Evidently enough of this loose If U werent fm- the language , ,,,,, ,Two daughters winch featured the mobile cooking AIR-CONDmONEI) s^ J SUN.; "Chance Meeting” charging mechanism at work,” recommended the conference ap new voter.a .signed with the Demn- Next Wed. at the campfire Aug. 12, at the years to ■visit Alabama and Geor said his “history as a partisan handling of pension funds has oc barrier said one .Nelro man. "'e | ^ third Uvea In call in this area for the first time. ArAKTiWENT” Dr. Bortz said; "Thia dual nature point a fact-finding commission to cralic party, 69 with the Repub- end of , the first week. bom in ’Venezuela, where she lived by day, the girls continued to learn gia. campaigner, both for himself and would really be hair In swap ideas of aging is all too often ignored, curred to warrant serious explora probe allegations of U.S. aggres : ll.V.vall and a .son lives In Florida. liians and 43 went unregistered. For the campfire last Friday, for eight years. She came to the there were fewer differences And he made this plea to his for the national ticket, raises grave The ideas are there, but it's hard IlKIFi'S FLOOR SHOW TONIGHT! resulting in a huge human waste. tion. His nioUier, .Mrs. .Marie llenne- On July 20. the Democrats en Shikha led the ^ r ls In her unit in United States seven years ago. among them than they had dream audiences; questions of his fitness.” sion by the Castro regime. to get them aerp.s.s.” "The emjphasis on the decline of T his'ls being undertaken at Uni quin, .’12 (-'ottage .St , Is rnie of .Man- 1 ■ ^^orrison 20 WoimIIiiII rolled 131; Republicans, 46. There COME IN AND a dance .which is performed hy the She quickly dispelled the Scouts’ ed. “If the decision the voters make The board's summary had kind The Secretary of State said Before leaving .New Vork Cilv the individual from atrophy, de versity of Pennsylvania’s Wharton chesler’s senior citizens. .She wfll dlslMcl sales manager were 66 voters made that day who entire village, mostly In the north picture of a duenna. A s one A n This was the truth Mrs. Barnes this November is to be In the best words for both Vice Presidential such an Inquiry should be made for home Sepl. 21. the foreigner.s he on her next hfrthdav H«'’UoiM-,f>pnngfield area for generation and disuse is the un School of Finance where the legal 0(1 did not regj.ster. east and southeast, just before the dover Scout, Kathy Donahue, said, had hoped the girls would discover interests of America, it must not candidates. Democratic Sen. Lyn "so the OAS will have an adequate will have visited plant.s in Con- rraiisW Olid Airlines, ha.s been derlying basis for the vast amount status of employe benefits, actu To date this year, .632 new voler.s ENJOY DINNER harvest session each year. She "In Spain, we thought parents or be based on the party label, the don B. Johnson of Texas and Re basis for passing judgpnent.” necUeut. Massai iiiisett.s .Ne.v during the camping period. Speak of deterioration of many older arial soundness of pension funds iKIKKA CIIIFF KM.INK.FK have been enrolled. Democrats reg also taught them an Indian nurs an oltier person would always be religion, the age, or the personal publican Henry Cabot Lodge, the The United States took action Hampshire, Jllloni.s, Mu liiganr ing at a final campfire, she said. people.” and fulfillment of pension expec ■"^’hester Kuka. of Stratford .son ■ 7 1 m ‘"'i istered 292; Republicans, 117 and STAY FOR ery song which they sang. along when a girl went out with ity of the candidates, but on their U.N. ambassador. yesterday against another Latin Pennsylvania and New York “Our guests have helped us to Dr. Bortz emphasized that stud tations currently is being studied. of Mr.s, Sarah Kirka of IIS Oak SI.. I '? ‘ m'T , ' / r- f '''" 123 did not reg^lster with a party. Serenade for Cooks a boy. But chaperones are an old positions on the great issues which American nation — breaking dip Aeeording to I.e.slle Parker, a learn, by living together, and play ies now imder way #how that diet The impact of both public and lia.s been promoled to chief en -' ' 73ie next voter-making session From Nina Bihlet. vivacious custom. They don’t do it any w’lll determine the future of Amer N ew York, Aug. 27 (fl’i— Sen. lomatic relations with the Domin ing together, that we are all ,alike. and exercise are key factors in private pensions upon the econ will be Sept. 20 from 3 to 9 p.m. DAN CIN G and blonde 15-year old, the Scouts more.” ■VVe all have our good points and ica and the free world.” John F. Kennedy’s speech on Israel ican Republic. The move w as T^FnieYug:M ai;Tw !n‘';::u.;nl«^ ^;;o;.„u:ru.,''"7nrl«>’ HINKEL’S maintaining health and prolong omy, upon the savings of individ at the Town Hall. All-dav aessions learned ‘Tak fer madden,” a song This brought up the subjec"!; of our failings.” On that ever touchy political and the Middle East has drawn made in the wake of an O A S to thru- fountIV v.uii irlra.w, not subject, civil rights, Nixon took praise and criticism. ing life. uals and upon the formation of ...... i Sl-nngdale. Sm ee Hi.bS he had been | o ? " '1 hiiled' will lie held from 9 a.ni.'to 6 p.m, which is sung after each meal to manners which took up a large Another International Friend.ship resolution calling for sanctions pro'iin’tB' or*’ rquiprmrnt Yu^:r>- on Oct. 1 and Oct. 1,6. La.st chance the same stand he took ,in Greens Physical fitness is not the only thia country’s capital is being responsible for Maebleit x-ray and|r,„,, will present a paper entitled FLOOR SHOW ^ thank the cook. The lively song part of one discussion period. Conference will be held next year The Democratic presidenti against the regime of strongman ^lavla. no a sntnllitr to regi.ster before the election will YOU nON’T HAI’E TO TRAVEL boro, where he en d ors^ the ob Important consideration in aging. atudie, meanwhile, by the N a ; eiemion lube sale- and aiipllcatlon ' "Fam inar Burning Velocllies of was such a hit that each jCamp Scout Council (Jlrector Mrs. H ar since everyone was most enthusias al nominee’s address Thursday Rafael Trujillo. Eleven other OAS rati^in noni hrrf up it^i own ' CALL MI 9-8070 FOR RESERVATIONS jectives of sit-ins and the GOP tional Bureau of Economic Re . engmeermg activities m Uie east- ^ Propane-Air Mixturen " at llie lie Nov. 7 from 9 a.ni. to noon for FAR TO ENJOY A Laurel meal brought forth the old Barnes of Brooklyn, Conn., night before a Jewish audience was Mental attitudes count, too. members also have severed rela profiurtion brffur tioi funinj; a h'ly- tic, Mrs. Barnes said. There will platform. search. cm st.ilc.a, 'righlli InIcMuitIona) Symposium on serenade. said, “The main difference in man termed ‘’magnificent” by a Zion “The personal factor, the point tions with the Dominican Repub on thi» wnrl#} .MHtd be only one change. Instead of two But Nixon contended both par The findings of both these in r 111 Ills new posi; Kirka will have ! Coinbil.slion, to bp held ni California Nina’s enjoyment of her visit In ners is that the children from ist leader. An Arab spokesmah of view, the enjoyment of the zest lic under the resolution. Eight The country mu'-i huv manv rai\- 1- week sessions, there will beties one are about the same on civil stitutions could have considerable , re-iiiinsibility for the re.search, ■ InsUliile of Technology, Pasadena, spired her to write a song, "Camp iEurope and Asia are much more called it "regrettable.” of living have much to do with have still to do so. materials now. lie ad'lcd 2- week session. rights, with the South liking nei i devciopmeni and [irodiicl engineer- | next'vveek New England | formal in their approach to adults. how an individfual ages,” Dr. bearing upon your future welfare. A ms tor problem u. V'igoeliivia WALNUT RESTAURANT Laurel,” which her grroup sang for A ll activities were directed by ther. The praise came yesterday from i mg sii|iporiing .Maclilett’s line of Hcrheil Bi'koflllCbnstancerir No doubt exists of the need for ENOS TONIGHt parents at the last campfire. Then Consequently, they don’t get as Dr. Emanuel Neumann, honorary Bortz said. “Also important is Havana, Aug. 27 (iD — A bomb la quality coin ro| „f .steel and j,x.Va\- tu'pe>. I .fotin W Crossen of 128 ftak drove 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHESTER Mr.s. William Abbe of Norwich, He w as heard in silence in Bir more financial aid to the elderly. she and Cathy Rodriguez, a Span close to them in one sense.” president of the Zionist Organiza the unity of mind and body. , exploded early today in Havana’s alloys used m ’ he maimf.u'me K irka studied a1 the I ’niversilv ,^1.. VV'allaep A Ceiger iif .^l^i C ard who also was In charge of the mingham when he brought up Taxing the entire nation to foot Of esaeniial equipment Ti,< aiii. ish visitor, led the girls in a Dan The visitors seemed to feel that tion of America. "There are primary diseases or Vedado District one block from nf I’.inniTl ;c!i! IlrJtkr i'nivr'rsilv ner .St., and Riclini'd V, Piitter..oii /# three 2-week camping sessions for civil rights, but he got a few the bill, having assistance dis of the Cnited .State#, tour is to ish dance and a Spanish dance, to ”our way of being more informal The attack came from Kamil A. the mind a# well as of the body. the former Hilton Hotel where h m I ill)'' I ’iil\e:Mly uf ,Nc\v. .Mexico, of 9 Smillcr.a Rd , hi'c nmoiig ftfi Shore Dinner Scouts held earlier. A s members cheers in Atlanta when he said pensed as a public benefit, aside generate Ide.i.s v. Im ti' m.i '. lu Iji M A KE A show the resemblance. has advantages in that there is Rahim, American spokesman for Modern science recognizes a hate Soviet Ambassador Sergei w;i:, .i:i hHr. ,■ o(ti. pi nr World caiididaleH w|rr, p.aKsed tire .liine Shrimp Cocktail or Cherry Stones of the Conference committee, local this is a problem in the north, from posing deep moral issues solve this and oilier juaihlem.,; Cathy’s family came from the much more ‘give and take.’ the A rab League. hormone and the physical effects Kudryavtsev resides. Police said \i.Ht If iirvt tire Kor'CHii action, and exaniinalionH for (irofc.Hsioiiiii en a Manhattan Clam Chowder Girl Scouts Cynthia Donahue and the west and the east as well as In doesn’t seem to me to offer the •So far, the vi.sitnr.s who iaude,] northern section of Spain, near Scouts were surprised to find Neumann termed the talk an of fear and despair. no one was injured. v^tri k» d .for' ito- Rarlirr ( V)i'[toi a t ion gineera The .State Board of Regia- Steam Clams Diane Kelley participated In the the’ South. In .New Vork Aug IP lur e en- MILLION the Pyrenees originally. H er blue that their guests didn’t consider "Impressive and significant utter These emotions result in a def best solution. Authorities launched an investi III Arrri'r icrt Im a slior I trmc befoie tralion (or I’lofeaaionnl Fngincer.x plasning and attended both ses- Broadening pension and profit Joyed their lour, aerotdmg to an eyes and light brown hair sur that we were really rude to our Washington, Aug. 27 im — E n ance which confirms the fact that inite change in the chemistry of gation of the explosion which oc roirnng .Mar lticit •„ lo.-i'j M d Land Siirvevora hI.'.o iinmrunccd Rolicking f ’omedy .sions. Their guest was Shikha, who sharing plans to include the vast Interpreter. At .Ne). |h,.y |.>o- Tiiat N'eno Oaclla, 4 'VilDige St,, prise those who carry a mental parents.” dorsement from A F L -C IO union there is a basic unity in America the body. Yet this chemistry of de curred shortly,, after midnight. .M.icitlili, ., .xrrtrsirlrar‘\’ of Rav- BOILED LIVE LOBSTER SSTATEBB spent two days in Andover, one numbers of workers not now cov dured -grfts of q'urkieii < igaieuej< picture of only raven-haired Span spair con be changed to that of The explosion was only a block llicotii’o of WrrlMiarrr. .Maa.s. Was tia.aacd flic fir.xt iialf of tim engineer Broadway HU Thia CLAM FRITTERS During other half-hour talks, with the Donahue family and an leaders has been welcomed by Sen. regarding our national policy of took off Ihoir coals and got down ish beauties. hope and enthusiasm.” ered *and securing their contribu from toe site of a blast last Mon foiimlcif ,ti ISfiT two years after exaniliintion rmd ia among 121 wtio Paat .Seaaon ENDS TONIGHT • Feature at 2:15-4:20-6:.35-8:45 the U N guests answered questions other with Susan Hohmann, whose John F. Kennedy, the Democratic friendship for Israel.” to huainnss. sho#ding rapid ques ICE CREAM—COFFEE Cathy, knows of her parents' tions would be better in the long day night when a bomb damaged the diacovri V of the x.rny hy Ger- received cerllficatea a.a engineer., about climate and terrain, festivals mother, Mrs. J. Tansley Hohmann Presidential candidate, while two Rahim said it was "regrettable tions and inspecting displave At A noM Muirrcii F«eo4>crioN country only from what they have Q — M y mother and father are run — at least for these still a power transformer and plunged maf .|i)iyslcrsi Wilhclrri Kornad in training. | and holidays, customs, schools and Jr. is president of the Council this Republican officials discounted the that the Arab-Israell conflict has noon, tliey dined s.s Cavey s Res For RcMfvarions LANA TURNER ANTHONY QUINN told her and one ■visit. She was drawing social security, with my working. toe area Into darkness. Hoettigrrt. .Mar hint r«_rro\v a world Sen Fdmiiliil S Mu.akle of Maine. educational programs. And day year. , importance of the announced sup again become' part of American taurant. Tiie following ilav. tliey |f!eir Friiral N, Harmon (HSA. port. mother receiving half of what Check into the retirement pro leader in file Jrt orirrel Ion nf x-rn\' Td. Pi 2-7391 domestic politics.” He looked upon I. SOMERS SANDRA DEE JOHN SAXON gram you trust is yours to see Mexico aty, Aug. 27 (ffj—Two loured the Pratt A Whitney To«d I rrt'c.s. Ret and .John F .lohnaon, board The AFL-CIO General Board, the speech as "an indication that my dad gets. M y mother never both^ ways before crossing, to the Co, in y. est Hartford ehalrinan of Texa,. Inalnimenl.. representing 135 member unions Zionist influence continues to play worked. Both she and dad are 76 how you really stand. You’ve a Cubans told Mexican police last Other Coiiiieciii lit pi,ill',.s vi.-- f'orp,, Rie among prominent ajieak Stock Theater htriian-AnMricon Food right to know how secure your night that the Dominican gov .'i.UOfI MEM IIK.II ItlltfiE LLOYD N O L A N rr. RAY WALSTON other side. Hie head hit the right yesterday urged its 14 million an impqrtant role in conditioning years old. If dad dies before ited were thf .Arrow Tool Co. in era aeliednled In appear at the New Route 22— Somera, Conn. funds are and by whom they are ernment paid them *1,600 each to f ) fir era la of lire (’,' eeii .Manor < 'on- L«^ ■ •vora^ DoHy Envoys See Congo front window of a station wagon members to support the Democra American attitudes towards the mother, will mother continue to Hartfor#!’ and the Atrnx Co, in Fiigland Couneil’.a Hfltli qiiarteilv wmmmmrnjzzmm BASEHART^ tic ticket. The board strongly get’Tialf the monthly social secur being handled. kill a former secretary of strong Rtrut i 10(1 f ’o. Inc ami (ienernI Kiec- For Reaervationa r driven by John R. Broom, 40, of Arab World.” NV.ringlor., meet lug in Portamoiilli, N, H., criticized the Republican nominee, man Rafael L. ’iTujUlo, but they Iric f'nrp cHlimaicd a! leaal .6 0(1(1 Call Rlverxlew 9-44.62 Hlnkel’a is located 1 mile from his Lake Worth, Fla. - Kennedy had called friendship ity benefit?— C. R. .Serif 1.6 and 16 ★ ★ SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY ★ ★ ★ Vice President Richard M. Nixon. A — Your mother would be eli CREOLE SHIRRED EGGS , did not carry out the order, [icople Ihronge,! Into Cccen .Man- toric Nathan Hale Homeetead The boy and his family, Mr. and for Israel a national commitment R
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1980 PAGE P IV l PACra FOUB RAIfCBESTER EVENINO BERALD, HAKCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST ...... liiSi III
paign, his guess that he might be or the Swamp Tankas, Is at least Bible aid, "Your Will Bo Dooo on IRmtr^patpr largely a apectator, his veiled oos small nueleua of a civHiaatlon Earth,” at tbeoo oervloo eonton: •Wonders of the Universe' Re-examine Makeup 287 Oakland S t, 20 Maiblo St, 18 threat that tha Republican ticket which may deserve to survive tha Chambers fit, ond 41 Edmund fit lEttntittg ifpraU^ W0UI4 do all right on Its own, nuclear age, and which may have Friday, at Kingdom Hall: ruBuaaicD BY nui without his active support the method for It. 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry ■Space - Photographed And Clothing Routine ■HuucrpSraTiNa 00.. iiNa SchooL U BiaMli Street U s t Wednesday, correspondents MsBohester Ootui. persisted along one particular an 8:30 p.m., Service meeting (Isa TROILAS F. B^OUSON CW^anr Cai^tel 4 fit. dauea’ R. O. Church iah 80:h.) By ALICIA HART ^lady whether Pat Nixon or Jaeque- WALTER R F^OnSON gle, apparently in^lred by Re Une Kennedy. PabUibera (A — lfiiWM mt Ood) Rev. John E, Hannon, Pastor To Monitor Satellites NE Beauty Editor Eovaded October L u n publican platform and campaign n Vemoa fit. Bov. Jamea T. O’Connoll By the time they reach their Of course, no mature and think literature language which has pic Connecticut Keuetli L. Oustmtsoa, Pastor Rev. Joseph H. MoCann ing American is going to allow this PnbUilMd Brerr BrenliiA Bseejpt Rev. John D. Regan Two,at Meeting By DB.L M. LBVIXT, DIRBOTOIl the satellite from the programmed middle thirties, a good many wom to influence voting one whit. But StmcAye And BollOATe Entered At tm tured the Elsenhower administra positions: en kntr^ them sieve* far too well. meantime, the people seem to be Poet Offlee At IfAncheater Conn., aa Yankee •:48 A.in„ fiundmy fichool. CIasms H m Fels Plaaetoriiim Secoond ClAAi “ H aU llA tter. tion as one which was also half Sunday Masses at 6, 7, S, 0, OI^'Hospital Assn, Of Tlw Triuiklla lasatato Contained in the space photog That is, toey have become so ac enjoying the Idea that no matter for All ages. rapher would be a neiy television 8UBSCRIPT1UN RATES Nixon, with decisions and policies By A. H. 0. 10:45 A.m„ Morning Worship. 10:15 and 11:80 a.m. 1------‘ A "private eye*’ in space for customed to the way they look that which way the elections go, ws are camera'to record pictures on aen- bound to have an attractive First PAyable in AdTAnce jointly authored by the two men. TTio Rev. Ralph Shedd, Pramlng- Mri. WUlfalde, 88 Porter keeping satellites under continued they never really give It a thought. One Yeer ...... tU.M One correspondent opened the ham, Maas., guest speaker. There fit. Bridget’s B. O. Church S t. jUurXrs. William L..Conlon, slUvs tape. The camera could Lady In the "White House. Six M ontllS •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeAAAA T . T p . Some of the clearest, most dis Rev. John J. Dolaney, Pastor surveillance has been proposed by store as many as 300 pictures of The face In the mirror Is, after Both Pat Nixon and Jacqueline T h P ® 6 . V O n t l l B A e e e A e e A • e « t • A e • A t « A S . 9 U “line of questioning by wanting to will be no evening service at the 103 & Lakewood Circle, will at One Uontb ...... passionate thinking . about the Chapel. Cars will be leaving the Rev, Stanley E. Hastillo tend aomo of the aessiona of the RGA aclentlat Spencer fipaulding, the satellite during each orbit< On all, the same old face; what’s new Kennedy are trim, chic and attrac WeeJcly ...... *Bu know what big decisions Nixon had demand, these pictures would then XxillUcal game we have encoun Chapel at 7 p.m. to attend the fare Rev, Dennis B, Hussey 63nd anhuai meeting of toe Amer of toe Aatro-Electronlca Products about it? And It never seems to tive. Both know how to get-a maxi SInele C o p y ...... 06 participated in. The President re^ Assistants be transmitted to toe earth. occur to them that thl* sameness mum of good grooming out of a tered le to be found in "Ethics and well aervice for Rev. Harold Man- ican H onltal Assn, in San Fran Division. His "space pibotographer’’ MEMBER u r sponded by saying that he had son at the Assembly of Ood in Wll- Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 8, 10, 11 cisco, Canf. Launching this type of payload may not, to friends and family, be a minimum of lugga^ when they THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Politician," an "occasional in the Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. would be a novri type of television sparkling thing. Right about here, The Aesoclated Free* ts exduetreJy many advisers, with Nixon as one Umantlc. Transportation will be The two women havg already requires heavy boosters but, quite travel with their husbands.' Pat entitled to the uee of republleation of paper" by Stephen K. Bailey, now tranamlsslon aystem that travels suddenly, this country-has found it’s time to examine your habits Nixon Is obviously more experi of the principal ones, but that only provided for everyone who wishes left for toe meeting, which will in oriUt with, a satellite to trans all newa dtapatchea credited to It or k professor at Syracuse, and for to attend. Church of the Assumptian be held Mdnday through Thursday itself in possession of large with regard to your appearance. enced on this score and always not otherwiae credited tn thli neper he, the President, made decisions. merly a mayor in Middletown, Adam* St. and Thompson Rd. mit yaports on the satellite per boosters. As an example, the At- Did you long ago form the habit emerges, looking cool, pretty' and And Aleo the local news published here. Rev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor in tod Civic Auditorium and toe formance to easto. All rlKhts of republleation of special Later, another correspondent Oonn. fit. Mary's Episcopal Church Jack Tar Hotel. las-AgSna B vehicle trill be able of buying the same kind of shirt ladylike even in the nijdst of shov dispatches herein are also reserved Rev. Francis T. Butler. Assistant Until auch time as man orbits to put 5,300 pounde In a 300-mlle waist dress year after, year be ing crowds. But Jacqueline Ken wanted to know whether Nixon had The venture of the scholar and Church and Park fits. Mrs. WUlhide Is first vice presi toe earth fqr extended periods, the Full service client of N E. A. Serv The Rev. Alfred L. WIlNama dent of the Manchester Memorial orbit. cause It’s comfortable ? Or wear nedy is learning, it’s reported, that ice. Inc . sat In on policy as a mere observer, theorist Into the realm of prac Sundry Massea at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 scientist may use tola television With toe increase in booster ing blue because it used to be your It isn’t so much the amount of lug Publishers Representatives; The or as a participant. Hie President, tical politics 'Is hot unique. It is Rector and ll:w a.m. Hospital Women’s Auxiliary, and syatem. to monitor toe behavior of Julius Mathews Special Aeency — New almost commonplace. And there is The Rev. Prescott Beaeh Jr. Mrs. Conlon is a member of the size, It Is expected .that satellites favorite color? Or doing your gage that counts as it Is the selec York Chlcaito Detroit and Boston. at some length, replied that Mr. other satellites. Aa getting Into of the next few years will be hair the same way because It’s tion of clothes. \ a sequel commonplace-;-that the Aseletant Sacred Heart Church board. orbit la apparently at leaest two MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Nixon had taken a full part in larger, more complex, and win be easy enough though It’s no longer So, either way, this country is CntCUtATIONB ______academic character who has gone Church St., Vernon Edward J. Thoms, administrator years in' the future, he will use asriigned highly specialized tasks very becoming? Are you satisfied every principal discussion, but paddling in the brook of political 7:3Q a.m., Holy Communion. Rev. Ra1]di Kelley, Pastor of the hospital, will attend thO this true "Spy-ln-the-Sky" to ob bound to have the prettiest first The Herald Prlntlnc Companv Inc., public service sooner or later pro to perform. These satellites will with calling a dab of powder and lady since Dolly Madison. . ' Assumes no financial responsibility for again emphasized that the Presi' 10 ajn., Morning Prayer with convention also. He Is now attond- serve satellites. . a dash of lipstick "make-up"? typographical errors appearlne In ad duces post mortema long enough to summer choir and summer sermon Masses at 8, 8:80 and 1 1 a.m, ing a meeting In Ottawa, Ont, While one of our Mercury astro be powered by huge arrays of aor vertisements and other readina matter dent alone had made decisions. occupy a slow traf|satlanUc voyage lar batteries and will appear If this sounds like you, then Good' lighting is eilsential to good In The Manchester Evenlna Herald. by the assistant. After Instruction Canada, and will fly to San Fran nauts win go Into a baUiatlo tra you’re not being fair" to yourself. So then the correspondent went for a first reading and confuaed on a window, the children will be St. FYancis of Assisi Church cisco Sunday. jectory late this year. It may be prickly with antennae of various make-up. The. place, be. it bedroom Dtsplay Advertlslna xloslne hours; on as follows; enough to take a return voyage for South Windsor types. Precise orientation is a For never have women lived In a or bathroom, where .you apply your Por Monday—1 t,m Friday. released to. volunteer leaders. The 1962 before our astronauts go into time which has brought them so “We understand that the power analysis. And that analysis some Nursery will be In operation In Rev. James F. Glynn, Pastor orbit for more than a few cir necessity to make the satellites make-up should be well lighted. If For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. times concludes, sadly, that the Rev. Raymond B. Yaskanskas perform their specified-'programs. many aids to good looks. You can it is not, you may apply make-up For WeditAsday—1 o.m TuesoM, of decision Is entirely youii;- Mr. the Old Rectory. cuits. of toe earth. The Russians change and imrove your appearance For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday scholar-politician never 'did .get his Assistant Pastor have the booster capability for put It is this programming which with far too generous a hand, then For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. President. I just wondered If you head down out of his theoretical 7 p.m., Evening Prayer In the Open Forum must be suitably controlled by the literally overnight. walk Into the dazzling sunlight of For Saturday—1 p.m, Friday. Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. ting astronauts in orbit today but scientist on earth. Thus, there will But there’s just one little catch daytime with a clownlike appear Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. .eadl could give us an example of a ma clouds to see just what was getting Dally: 7 p.m., evening Prayer In Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:15 and toelr lack of a' worldwide track day of publication except Saturday— jor idea of hta that you had adopted hlg feet wet. 11:30 a.m. From the Danish Parents be a premium on accurate knowl In this. In order to do it, you really ance. • a.m Professor Bailey’* current post the Nativity Chapel. ing network may preclude their edge of the satellite at all times. have to want to improve! Good lighting 'also reveals com in that role, as the decider and Copenhagen, Aug. 19, 1960, launching in this period. As a man Saturday, Augfuat 27 mortem, on the topic named, and on Wednesday: 10 a.m.. Holy Com Mias Emily Smith, The apace photograidier taking Youth has, suddenly, become a plexion flaws (enlarged pores or final—’’ munion in the Nativity Chapel.. St. Maurice R. C. Church will be unavallabla to study satel the basis mainly of his experience Bolton Center As our ^ rls visit In Manchester lites, their operations .and behavior, hlgh-resolution pictures of the definite issue in the coming presi-, blackheads) in time for you to do To this the President responded as a Connecticut mayor, is short, Rev. Bernard McOnrk, Pastor is now coming to an end I want satellite as It is put through its dential campaign. And in another something about them. So don’t be lucid, refreshing, and geared to it means anotoep derice—a apace Salk Plus Sabin aa follows; Zion Evaagelieal Lutheran Chhreh to thank you on^behalf of all the photofiriUliher—must be launched paces will permit the scientist to way, so has appearance. For tempted to give yourself flattering, realitleg. The pamphlet is pub (Missouri fiynod) Mas^g at T, 8:30 and 10 a.m. parents for all your trouble, de assess the satellite explorations. Americans seem intrigued by the insincere light when you're apply As has for lonie time been ex "If you give me a week, I might lished by the Center for the Study O o ^ r and High to gather this information. . notion of a young and pretty first ing make-up. A think of one. I don’t remember." riving from having 20 girls on Spaulding Indicates toe private Extra Bonus pected, the United States Public of Democratic Institutions, Santa Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor S t Bartholomew’* Church your hands for nearly two months. In addition to monitoring bs- This, coming at the end of a Barbara, Calif., from which single Buckley School Auditorium eye could be launched with the Health Service has now formally copies may bo obtained free. From the letters the girls have same booster as launched the harior and position, Spaulding approved the use of the live virus press conference in which the Pres 8 a.m., Oottsadlenst. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor sent home, I know that their stay also believes It possible to monitor One of the things Professor 8 a.m., Divine worship. Text: 1 satellite. The recent success of the Home Canning and Freezing polio vaccine developed by Dr. Al ident had also bitterly If anony Bailey does, which pleases us, even with you and your girls has been TRANSIT 11-A navigation shot the satellite surface to yield in Cor. 15: I 5IO. Theme: "I Declare Sunday Masses at 8, 9:15 and a success far beyond what they formation on the density of ml- bert B. Sabin of Cincinnati. It will mously denounced anybody who though It may have been no main Unto You The Gospel.” 10:30 a.m. which contained a second satellite criticized Secretary of Agriculture Intent of hla own, Is to touch on had expected when they left fot to monitor space radiations points crometeorites in space. This may Provide Food Storehouse apparently not be available to the the queetion of whether or not poli U.S.A. Their letters are ovsrlmrst- be an extra bonus furnished with Benson and hla polices, which NlX' Church of the Naaarene ConoonUa Lutheran Church up toe feasibility of this project. general American public until next tics la really more wicked than Winter and Garden Sts. Ing with gratitude toward both Once in orbit, the double payload no added effort year. When we get It. we caii take on has now done, added up to an other fields of activity. 2M Main St. „ you and your Girl Scouts snd By KAY SHERWOOD The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor would! separate due to perturba There will be many schemes and Newspaper Entei^rlse Assn. it as If we were eating a piece of other day at the White House not "Bribery," he writes, "can take C. E. MTnsIow, Minister maybe most toward the parents tions or disturbances of the earth. projects proposed to advance our so many forms: money, favors, who have offered a hospitality and knowledge of apace. They will Now the golden harvest fills candy. No injection will be neces- full of especially obvious warmth 8:30 a.m., Church School. Classes 8 a.m., The Service. When toe camera vehicle moved The for Nixon. In fact, for some rs- flattery, help In time of trouble. In 10:30 sum.. The Service. a generosity far beyond what was 100 feet from the main satellite, come from many sources and the market, spills over the coun sary. fluence in building status. To pre for all ages. to be expected. from many people. It will be ob porters, especially those who felt 10:45 a. m. Morning 10:30 a.m.. Church School and tiny Jets would be fired-to make try farm stand and shimmers In What we will get from It will be tend that bribery Is a simple and Worship nursery. I, Indeed, should be very glad if the camera hold this dietance. viously impossible to .explore all some Institutional obligation to be easily spotted phenomenon Is Sermon by the Pastor. Theme: the backyard garden. If the Doctor Says in tome degree guesswoi^, just as "Religious Reality." you at first opportunity will bring lig h t Source the ideas. But, from the wealth kind and fair to Nixon, the situ naive. To pretend It takes place First Church of Christ SdentlBt, a small heartfelt thank you from A pulsed light source similar to of thoughts generated -by scien rich bounty is not to be lost, we the actual long range resulte of only In politics. Is silly. I have seen 10:45 a.m.. CMldren’s Church the Salk vaccine itill remain unde ation had ceased to be funny. The and Nursery. Masonio Temple the Danish parents to the Amer those used to take ultra-high tists a* they contemplate the na must roll up our sleeves and get Don’t I>et Your ’Discovery’ the egos of older university profes ican girls and their parents and -speed photographs would bs in- ture of space will come the tasks busy. Flip Yon Into Cancer Panic termined. But that Ite gift will be Herald-Tribune bureau, for In sors successfully- bribed by astute 6 p.m., Youth Service. which. If carried through, will re 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sunday their homes for a most wonderful cotTOrated to serve a dual role. WTiy do we bother to home- Immunity, and that Us use Is cer stance, handled the situation as "A and ambitious Instructors; 1 have time, which our girls surely never It would provide illumination for veal the true nature of what man By HAROLD T. HYMAN, M. D. seen great Institutions bribe 'men Message by the pastor. Theme: School and Nursery. freeze and home-can fruits and tainly safe enough for official ap- Slip by Elsenhower," with a atoiy "Spiritual Sonship." 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. will forget In all their lifetime. picture talcing when the eatellite faces when he leaves the earth. Written for Newspaper Into conformity with promises of Maybe the best way would be moved into the shadow of the vegetables when stores are, load proiial are now the official judg which said the President “goofed" promotions or demotions. I have Wednesday, 7;3( p.m. Prayer Reading room hours at 740 Main (Copyright 1960, General Features Enterprise Assn. and which included ,aa Its Intended and Praise service. SL Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 to present a thank from both earth and It would also be the Corp.) ed with commercially packed ments of the Public Health Service. seen them kill, spiritually, those foods? Saving money is onl.v part One of my favorite Gilbert and cure, the following paragraph: who resisted. I have received a.m., to 4 p.m.; Thursday 11 a.m. girls and parents in your local heart of a tracking system that Sullivan songa is the dne that ends Aa a matter of fact, the Public to 8 p.m. paper, but this problem I shall would make the private eye keep of the answer. Home-preserved threats that unless such-and-such Emanuel Lutheran CTnirch foods can be seasoned ejcactly to ■with the line: Health Service has taken He time. "What the President meant to happened, I’d be voted out of office C. Henry Andereon, Pastor "Christ Jesus" will be the sub leave to you to be solved, as you its diataoce. The series of tiny "So it really doesn’t matter, ject of the Lesson-Sermon. In the time past have solved so je ts. mentioned above could be our tastes. But there can be. It seema to us, say, close advisers reported, was at the next election. Is this not at Roger Ma
lice Chiaf Francla V. McManus,, Senate Heads who led the raiders, said the onl;^Today’s Vote Liimiimba Captures Boat'd May Consolidate State News man arrested was a runner-for a To Accord on Roundup local gambling oilice. To Determine Mineral^tate Capital Care for Aged Cemetery Trust Funds Columbia ■ Long^8 Future (Continned from Page One) Driver Arrested (Omtiaiied from P «(« Om) (Continned from Page One) Town Directors, on Sept. T wlUdas it ie made up o f m'uiy individual (Continned from Pnff® One) consider s^provlng an afisney trusts, Lsclsrc said, but it could lengthy strike at the Stratford and In'^-Car Crash USINESS l^^ERVICES IRECTORY to define the llmlta of these pow- Obituary Saturday session not only to com agreament with the Cooaoctlcnt •till be fitted in for bookkeeping Bridgeport plants of the Sikorsky leader for Long, broke with hlrn In «n cleerly. Bank and Trust C6. to conaoUdsite purposes. plete action on that bill but also to Aircraft Division of United Air the 1959 regular legislative session "Tunisian troops in Bakwanga cemetsry trust funds for s better The town receives interest from Luther E. Stems of RFD, and led the revolt which caused the are preparing' the way for L*i- pass on a disputed resolution ex craft Corp. w ill be held tomorrow. Stem , was arrested for following Mrs. Margaret C. Richardson Investment program and rnore e ffi the three funds for care of graves. collapse o f the special session mumba's army,” he declared. too closely after a 3-car accident Mrs. Margaret Cranston Rich pressing disapproval of Presiden cient bookkeeping. Leclerc emphasized the invest MerabOrs of the 'United Auto which Long summoned In August, Kalonjl said Lumumba’s "inva- The bank would have custody of ment program would be" covered IVqrkerz went on strike June 7 at on R t 6A, Columbia, yesterday at ■lon” began at the fnd of last ardson, widow of Samuel Richard tial appointments to the Supreme 1959. MANCHESTER Court while Congress is not in the funds and advise the town on by bank Igws prMilbiting "play the two. SlRorsky plants. The next 5:40 p.m; Long called the eeesion on the ANEW FASHION week when troops of Guinea and son, died yesterday at Mt. Sinai Police said Stems, eastbound on session. —-p - investments. ing the stock market.” He also day,.the strike was in effect at five heels of his headline-making esca MANCHESTER Congolese forces entered the bor Hospital, Hartford, after a brief Rt. 6A, did not see the car ahead Republicans have protested that Town Treasurer Walter Leclerc said the agreement, wheh' conclud other plants of divisions of United pades that landed him in Texas and STYLE-CUT der town of Tshtkapa. illness. of him, driven by Catherine G. the resolution could be taken as a said 1 or per cent more in in ed, .will satisfy the last' o f the A ircraft throughout the state, but Louisiana mental- Institutions. AUTO PARTS Last Monday Congo platoons of She was bom In Portadown, Ire Yeske o f South SL, Coventry, SEAFOOD reflection on President Eisen terest Could be earned each year. recommendations for fiscal im only the Sikorsky dispute remains Long suffered another setback Come in now...let our beauticians trans SO each crossed the frontiers of land, and lived in Manchester for stop before making a deft turn In Choice Variety hower, who gave Chief Justice Earl With combined aaaeta.of about provements that General Manager unsolved. , late In 1959 when, barred by the 270 BROAD SJ. late one of fashion’s newest hair styles the mineral state and occupied 40 years. She was 'Employed as a to MMht Rd. The Stems car for you in a way that truly flatters! Tshlbata, Katanda and ftanajika weaver at Cheney Bros, for many Warren and two other Supreme 8190,000, the cemetery trust fund, Richard Martin made to him when The.strike waa brought on by state constitution from running to in the Connecticut Bank and Trust he (Leclerc) became treasurer In struck the stopped car in the rear Always At Yonr Service For without resistance. years. She was a member o f St. Court Justices recess appoint disagreement over terms for a new and pushed it across the road in succeed himself, he ran for lieu Co. now and the Temple Beth 6ho- 1958. contract. Quality e MACHINE SHOP SERVICE On getting news of the inva M ary’s Episcopal Church. ments. to a third car driven by Alice A. tenant governor and finished third. a E itU IFM E N T lom cemetery trust fund, now In The bank’s fee would run at the A complicating factor is the He has announced hla Intention o f sion. Kalonji said he sent army Her survivors include two Chief featil'e of the Social Erickson o ( Old Columbia Rd., e PA R TS (new and rebuilt) the Harford National Bank and rate of 86 per 81.000 on the first company’s charge against the Seafood reconnaissance parties to the bor brothers. 'William Cranston of Security • bill is tl\e provision for Columbia. 'Ilie Erickson car was running for.govem or again in 1963. e ACCESSORIES - Trust Co., would be consolidated 850,000 of market value of the union o f unfair labor practices. 'O der and flew to Ellsabethvllia to Hartford and John Cranston of $200 million a year In federal stopped at the atop sign on MeSween, a conservative, has • S U PPU E S trj’ to get help from Katanga. Ireland; four sisters. Miss Minnie grants to help' finance a limited for investment purposes. A . third funds; 82.50 per thousand on the This complaint was fUed early in Macht Rd. waiting to enter Rt. campaigned on th« platform which 43 O A K ST. fund— the East Cemetery trust next M50,000 and at a charge to e Du Pont Paint, Supplies 90 EAST CENTER ST. Kalonji claimed that three days- Cranston and Mrs. John Herron of medical care plan for elderly per the stri'Ioe with the National La 6A. brought him victory In 1958. He TEL. 80 9-9887 fund In, the Connecticut Bank and Open Saturdays Until 6 PJff. TEL. Ml 8-5000 ago 300 Congo troops left Lulua- Manchester and Mrs. Thomas Hall sons unable to meet their expenses. be negfotiated if the funds exceeded bor Relations Board. In addition, There were no Injuries reported. has urged voters to return Jilm to I ’rust, could not be m> consolidated boiirg. the capital of Kasai, by and Mias Maria Cranston of Ire M ajor liberalizing changes in the 81 million In market value. ^ a group of non-union Sikorsky Damage to the cars was consider Washington so the district would workers hM asked the N LR B to train under the command of three land; and several nieces and neph Social Security System contained able. not lose his two years seniority. Complete Czechoslovakian officers. ews. in the original Senate bill were conduct art election among the Stems will appear In Columbia "A man Is trying to unseat me workers tq see If the m ajority o f HIGH GRADE Kalonji said “ these officers ar Funeral services will be held eliminated or watered down by a Justice Court on Sept. 12. State who has plainly stated he wants GLASS rived in Luluabourg under the Monday at 2 p.m. at St. Mary's Senate-House conference commit them stHl want the UAW as their Trooper Edward Peters of the to borrow the congressional seat HEATING Water Company Votes union. . .. Knarf's cover of the United Nations claim Episcopal Church. Burial will be tee, leaving only some minor revi Colchester Troop investigated, so he can, stay in the public eye,” e For Ante Windshields Both ‘of these situations will ROTARY OR PRINTING ing that they were technicians for in Ekurt Cemetery. sions for the most part. ' " " r... . ■ ■ MeSween said in a television PRESSURE BURNERS FOOD MARKET e For Store Fronts and aircraft and supply to The Congo Friends may call at the Holmes Objections voiced by Senators figure in the meetings tomorrow.- speech last night. ail atzes of windows CALL C8 FOR FREE ' 540 B. M IDDLE TPKE. JOB AND COMMERCIAL by the Soviet government.” Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to disappointed with the compromise Company and union attorneys St. James’ Sets "The district will have to keep e For Table Tops To Issue New Stock are to meet here w-lth counsel ESTIMATES PHONE 8H 9-2295 PRINTING This trainload of troops arrived morrow from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 showed progress o f the bill in the a man in Congress, not switch Open 6 Days a Week at Mwenedltu just inside the min p.m. Senate where leaders had hoped to from the Boston office "of the around.” Open Monday Thru Saturday Prompt and Efficient Printiaf N LR B to Oxplore the possibility of Bus Rides Study 8 AM. to 5 VM. eral state yesterday and moved to whip It through last night. Directors of the Manchester^ing with yesterday's authorization MeSween accused Long of hav F06ARTY BROS. 7 AJK. to 9 PJd. Camping Supplies at Surplus Sales Of AU Kinds a settlement of the unfair labor Bakwanga this morning, he added. Mrs. Katherine Long Murphy Earlier, however, the Senate had W ater Co. were authorized yes for issue of further stock, he said ing engaged in mudslinging and at SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 PJd. practices charge. Parents o f pupils at St. James’ mOORPORATED Camping has been on the In-* Mrs. Katherine Long Murphy, followed the lead o f the House In terday to issue a maximum 8150,- Reviewing the whole situation, using a "band of hstchet men, School will meet Friday, Sept. 9, at JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, crease for families, and with chester Charge Plan at Manches J.A. WHITE .52, of 71 Birch St., died Thursday passing a compromise 83,722,350,- 000 worth of additional stock, a which began with the company's I f agreement is reached on mostly outsiders Imported Into the CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest Sympathy, Sincerity at Watkins-West COMMUNITY PRESS these charges, the election to de 8 p.m. to discuss the transporta plenty of good camping weather ter Surplus Sales Co. at the Manchester Memorial Hos 000 (B) Foreign Aid appropriation step which presages a new request first rate increase application last district mostly as mercenaries.” F U E L OEL. R AN G E O IL A most honored name is that of<*> GLASS CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. bill despite a last-minute protest for an increase in rates. March, Joseloff said the present cide the U A IV ’s status could be tion of the children to achool. MeSween predicted he would win cold cuts and meats still ahead, why not plan a pital after a short illness. She was 819 Broad St.— Tel. 8D 9-4589 the 'Watkins-West Funeral Serv take all the worry and burden of 81 Bissau SL—TeL MI 9-7822 by Elsenhower that It was Inade The request for the additional rate structure will provide suffi held sooner, providing all con There will be no bus transporta today "by at least twice our first ice, and during the 85 years they Telephone MI 3-5727 born in Norwich,, daughter of the in town. camping trip? Manchester Surplus making arrangements should quate for the nation's .security. Increase will probably be placed cient revenue, to pay off about 8100,- cerned were willing to waive a tion the first three daya for any primary margin” of 3,762 votes. have served the people of Man late Thomas T. and Addle Talbot waiting period. Sales Co., 16 N. Main St., have death occur anywhere in the Unit Heed Oonveisatfon Rules Casey. She lived in Manchester The vote In the Senate was 67-24, before the Public Utilities Com 000 tn debts Incurred through the of the children. And there will he MeSween reviewed his record: Radio Today chester and vicinity they have ed States or Canada. N o phone If Yon Want Hubby’s Ear more than a year, after living in with 5 Republicans joining 52 mission (P U C ) some time this drilling of the four wells which will In Bridgeport, the executive no further bus transportation for Support of all humjinitarian pro everything you could possibly need earned the reputation of serving Call Ml 4-1111 calls, no expensive trip, all that is "Ono CaU Docs It AU" So your husband doesn't listen Rockville. Democrats In voting for passage. fail, with review of the request provide' water to company custom board o f the group seeking to oust children living outside the parish. grams and every federal program to make any camping trip a huge WDRC-1890 with sympathy and sincerity. The Parents of children within the necesaary is to call Ormond West ABC APPLIANCE when you talk! , Her survivors Include her hus Five Democrats and 19 Republl- stretching into next spring or ers. and will replace the present the UAW will meet with their at except foreign aid, opposition to FOR REPAIRS, 1:00 A. J. at Midday business started back in 1864 in a DRY CLEANING succe.ss. You can camp In comfort 3:05 J «rry Blahnp Show and tell him exactly how you Well, maybe there's something band, Joseph P. Murphy; two step rans voted against passage. The early summer. ' reservoir system. torney. They were dismayed yester pariah w ill talk over the bus trans tax increases and excess spending. REPLACEMENT little building on Weils St., and, "Suburbia by shopping here for they have 6:06 Today on wall Street wish things to be handled and hO and LAUNDERING REPAIRS jtou.can do besides complain: "You sons, Karl K. Murphy of Amston House passed the bill without a roll A tty. Hugh M. Joseloff de The next step, the coming re day to learn from the NLRB that portation at the meeting in the Long has campaigned on legis ON ALL TYPES OF 6:U) Art Johnson Show as the town expanded, so did the school hall. | will see to it that every detail is haven’t heard a word I’ve been and William .1. Murphy of West call vote, scribed the request sis the second quest for another increase, would the ballot In the election will ask lation passed for ^ the benefit o f tents, air mattresses, one made of 8:05 Raynor Shines business. Today, it offers out Branches At:' 19 Mople St-M I 9-8879 saying.” 11:05 Spotlleht on Sporta carried out exactly as you want: Roxbury, Mass ; a stepgrandson; The total in the bill was 85.59.- step in the company’s request for provide the necessary revenue to the workers only to make a choice the common man while he was Today" plastic and another of rubberized standing service to the people of In her new book, "Everybody’s 354,000 less than Elsenhower had 12:10 Raynor Shines it. 601 HARTFORD RD. two sisters, Mrs. William Ru.ssell a rate structure which /Will bring Insure Installation of a 2.000.000-gal between having the U A W as their governor. THE MAGAZINE OP canvas. They also have aluminum 2:00 News, Sianotf this and other communities. REPAIRS O N - Book of Better Speaking,” Dorothy asked for. But It was nearly half a in sufficient revemie to finance lon reserve tank off Lydall St. and union or having no union at all. ■ While expressing confidence In W TiC—1080 One thing that impresses peo-! of Stafford Springs and Mrs. How PLEASANT PLACES or wooden folding cots and a spe Norman W est joined the busi 209 N. MAIN ST. GRILLS, ELECTBIC IRONS, Uiis advises wives to "apply, in billion dollars more than Congress about 8250,000 worth of Improve installation of new mains and re Kenneth Bagnell, leader of the About Town 1:00 News pie is the way caskets and other ard Taft of Rockville; and several victory. Long, scheduled teams o f A MONTHLY FEATURE OF cial air mattress that will fit right 1:30 Saturday Matinee ness In 1944 and in .1955 the funer talking to your spouse, the basic voted last year for military and ments t(^ the present water sys placement of old. ouster group, said he had thought speakers today for Avoyelles and into a station wagon. Coleman al home became the Watkins- accessories are displayed with the TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, mles for better social conversa nieces and nephews. * tem. YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY 2:IK) t'hicazo at Boston N EW SYSTEM economic aid to other nations. When all is said and done, the the ballot was going to mention his Rapides parishes, the two largest stoves, canteens, kiflpsacks, cook 4:30 News West Funeral -Service. Mr. West price of each clearly Indicated so VACUUM CLEANERS, tion.” Funeral services will be held to Authorization to issue the ad Town Director, Theodore Powell, NEWSPAPER 4:35 Monitor Senate Democratic I.,eader Lyn company is seeking, In two stages, Independent faction. The independ in the eight-parish district. They .sets, flashlights, lanterns, sleeping brought to the business a warmth that the family may select what LAUNDRY Those rules are: morrow at 2 p.m. at the Walter N. ditional stock was voted by water 279 Parker St., is a member of 6:30 Weather, Monitor HEATERS, FANS, don B. Johnuson of Texas said the ents want to start a strictly local were among the four carried by WOODCOCK bags are a few of the things you 6:00 News and understanding of the grief they feel they can afford without 1. "Learn how to disagree— Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main company stockholders in a meet the 30 per cent increase It first the planning committee for the an DRY CLEANERS SEWING 81AOHINES administration would have an op union Instead of being affiliated MeSween last month. Long was may require, a/id these and many 6:15 Weather and problems that are encountered having to ask embarraMing ques agreeably St. Burial will be In Crystal Lake ing yesterday. The stockholders sought In one. If this intent is nual meeting and leadership con REFRIGERATION CO. 6:20 Strictly Sporta Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. portunity, if it wished, to make a achieved, the average North End with a large labor organization ahead in the other four. when death occurs in a family. tions. Each funersJ Is complete, In other words. Instead of argu Cemetery, Ellington. also voted to proceed with the ference of the Connecticut Associa others Items are stocked here. 6:30 Monitor Phone Ml 0-7788 AH work guaranteed case for additional funds before water user would pay about two such as the U A W 10:30 Grand Old Opry The sympathy and helpfulness ex regardless of the cost. I f jtou ing. "I don't see why we have to Friends may call at the funeral final Improvements to the system. tion for Mental Health to be held The polls opened at 6 a,m. - Camp stools and a folding table adtt the Senate Appropriations Com cents more each day over the old (CST) and will close at 8 p.m. 12:06 Starlight Serenade tended by Mr. W est are gratefully .wish, deferred payments may be spend every vacation visiting home today fbom 2 to 4 and 7 to fl Sept. 24 and 25 at the Castle Hotel to one’s comfort and a foot locker 12'.30 Sporta Final mittee. The combination of the stock rates, or a little less than one cent remembered by the many families arranged. your parents.” use a less antago p.m. Heads Transport Croup In Old Saybrook. The theme of the provides ample space for clothing. 1:00 Slznoft The committee has not yet issue and the vote to complete im a day ever the new rates. This whose burden was lightened nistic and more persuasive ap Groton. Aug. 27 (/P)—Jack Mash- meeting will be "New Directions lUut&d Rent-iq jUa Make your camping trip and en W R A Y—010 Off street parking is provided completed hearings on a final provements, Joseloff said, will would work out to 60 cents a month rte« 1:00 Big Show through his service. proach. Say something like: kln of Hartford has ben elected for Community Mental Health Pro joyable one by purchasing your for those using the Watktni-West CUNLIFFE catch-all money bill that the make binding an agreement ■with or about 87 a year. Dr. Pond Takes ZMXSZj ’ At/ym/iC. 7:30 Poliah NaUonal Home O f course, the Watkins-West DON WILLIS ''I've been thinking how much president of the Motor Transport grams.” equipment at Manchester Surplus 8:00 Big Show Funeral Home. Parking facilities House passed yesterday. the company’s bonding firm to lend The company supplies water to Special! Funeral Home at 142 E. Center Association of Connecticut. Also Sales Co. 12 no Newa. Sign Utt in the center of town present quite MOTpR SALES fun It would be if this summer we Funerals Johnson said that Eisenhower, money for completion of the work. about 18,000 people. Its customers 250 TOLLAND ST. St. is fully air conditioned for named at the group’s 40th anni Post at Academy ORDER N O W ! R T O P —1410 EXPERT AUTO BODY and could rent a cottage on the lake in a letter to congressional lead .The agreement should provide the number about 2,800. Manchester WATES will meet EAST HARTFORD Fishing tackle for your ardent 1:00 Newa comfort at all times and the home a problem, so a parking area was GARAGE and just loaf and fish and com ers yesterday, had not provided necessary support- for the new rate versary convention yesterday were Tuesday evening at the Italian fisherman is carried at Manches 3:00 Conn Ballroom is amply large to accommodate created at the rear of the home FENDER REPAIRS Calvin P. Davison Dr. Samuri E. Pond, 53 A lex PERSONALIZED 6:00 News Weather 18 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4531 pletely relax for a couple of enough information to determine increase fippllcation, he added. Rufus Ayers of Waterbury, first American Club, Eldridge St. BU 9-6333 ter Surplus Sales Co., and they any size service. By closing the where there is ample parking Funeral servicpii for Calvin P ander St., has been appointed a 6:16 Conn Ballroom ENAMEL and -LACQUER weeks.” Whether a larger foreign aid ap The agreement, Joseloff said, vice president; Stanley Dabrowskl Weighing In will be from 7 to 8. have— rods, reels, nets baskets, 7:00 Ray Somera sliding doors, a small chapel is space for over 40 cars. This Is a 2. "Avoid sweeping statements Davison, 4.5 Hudson St„ were held consultant in science to the Lau CHRISTMAS CARDS REFIN1SHINOS propriation would be justified. was that the bonding firm would Copying Machine o f South Norwalk, second vice Mrs. Allen Parrish, program chair Power and Hand Tools hooks o f all kinds, tackle boxes, 7:30 Newa, Weather formed for a smaller service and great convenience to those visit Spociolisiiig In — be specific.” yesterday afternoon at the Holmea president; and Harold J. Horan of rel Crest Academy In Bristol. Dr. Fainting and Decorating Tools 8:00 Ray Somera Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Dem lend money oncis the privately man, will be in charge o f games. 10% DISCOUNT minnow pails, spinning and casting 11:00 Newa privacy is insured by using the ing the home. It also means that REASONABLE PRICES "Avoid sweeping statements be Waterbury. The meeting ends to Pond recently resigned as head of Garden and Land Tools Rev. C. Henry Anderson of ocratic presidential candidate, owned water company could show Reported Stolen UNTIL SEPT. 1 equipment, plugs, ultra light lures 11:10 Ray Somera well appointed fam ily room. It is a procession may be formed FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE specific.” day. the natural sciences and mathe Baby, Household, Party 1:00 Del Raycee backed up Johnson’s contention a financial position healthy enough Roebrt E. Beaulieu, son of M r MANCHESTER to make sure of a successful fish a simple matter for strangers to without a traffic hazard. By using Instead of complaining that you Kmanuel Lutheran Church officiat matics department at the Univer and Banquet Needs W INF—1280 ing. that the request should be handled to return reasonable dividends to and Mrs. Edmour A. Beaulieu, 355 ing trip. Stop in and look over the find the home for it is located al this parking area, greater privacy RT. 80—WAPPINO, CONN. "haven't a thing to wear” when A copying machine, valued at sity of Hartford. Invalid Needs 1:00 Showcase. News Front End Alignment E. Middle Tpke., has recently been wide assortment of fishing tackle; 4:55 Mr. Fix-it most in the center of the town. and comfort is provided for those AT THE DUCO SION .ypur closet is full o f clothes but Burial was In Buckland Ceme- in connection with the catch-all stockholders, and could show a de 8300 wag reported atolen from a Came Raids ISah Four He win begin next week as a BOOKSHOP honorably discharged from the U.S. T you are always welcome. .5:05 Showcase and Newa Should death occur out o f state, entering and leaving the funeral you don't have an appropriate tery. Bearers were Victor Swanson, measure still to be acted on before termination to suppl.v some of its truck parked outside the New New Haven, Aug. 27 (/P)—Eight research associate in biochemistry ANDREWS BLDG. 5:.30 Mutual Sporta TEL. Ml 4-1228 General Repair Work Granville Lingard, Fredrick Pohl- Congress adjourns. own equity capital through is.sue Model Laundry and Dry Cleaning gambling raids by local police yes Army. A t the time of his discharge, 67 E. Center St.— 8H 8-1086 A very welcome present for these 6:60 Sporta Special Watkins-West Funeraj Service home. dress for a special occasion, ss.v at the Institute of Living In Hart can take care of ail the details man, l.awrence Anderson, and Both the Senate and the Hoiwe of new stock. Rensonabel returns plant at 73 Summit St. sometime terday resulted in confiscation of he held the grade of specialist ford. PARKINO IN’ REAR returning to school would be a 6:00 Canada Calls I f music is desired with the serv what you mean, which Is: 6:05 Showcase and Newa through their membership in the Henry Giesecke. yesterday passed a 84,354,3.57,931 to stockholders are assured, he Thursday night. large amounts of what w as alleg fourth class. CAMPING transistor radio. You will find a ice, a beautiful Hammond organ is " I need a new dress for the Isidore Ellin of Somers Rd., E ll 7:05 Social Security Associated Funeral Directors’ Smith's part.v.” appropriation bill to finance the said, by the rate increase which, Police were notified of the theft ed to be gambling materials, and ington, will be an instructor of full line of Emerson transistor 7:15 Evening Devotions available . for use at t^e home. 7:20 Showcase and Newa Service. Through), this member 1-3. "Develop understanding by Herbert W. Hione Welfare and Labor Departments went into effect July 1.. late yesterday. four arre.sts. Three of those ar M. Sgt. Arthur A. Buckler, 81 physics and mathematics at the EQUIPMENT radios as well as regular radios, Those families desiring to have MANCHESTER 11:05 Music Beyond the Stars and Newa ship, A w ay from Home Service is TOURAINE Including the interest of others." Funeraj services for Herbert W. for the fiscal year that began The Jul.v rate increase, first In Four windows were sJ.so discov rested were women. They were Hilltop Dr.. Ls mess steward for academy. He received his bach television antennas, both outside 12:05 World Newa Roundup the use of a car may have one ered broken in the building. CUSTOM MADE offered., one that is designed to Some men hide behind the news- Stone. 1102 Farmington Ave. West July 1. This was 8334,135,950 eight years, means an 18.6 per cent charged with maintaining premises the annual two week.s of field train elor of arts degree from the Uni Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, and inside, lead-ins, U H F and V H F 12:15 Slgnoff placed at their disposal by simply MEMORIAL CO^ aper when their wives start lalk- Hartford, were heW yeaterd'ay af moreEisenhower requested. annual Increase in revenue, about . Police believe juveniles were re for making, recording, and regis ing of the Connecticut Army. N a versity of Connecticut and Is a A ir Mattresses, Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS wires and clamps for those who requesting it. sponsible, as rocks were found In Opposite Bast Cemeteryf-^ PAINTS ig because the wife doesn't make ternoon at the WatkIns-West Funer ''A- four billion dollar public 825.140 a year. The company in tering bets, selling lottery tickets tional Guardsmen at Camp Ribi- candidate for the master of sci Lanterns wish to do the work themselves. I f you should require assistance, S al Home, 142 E. Center St., with side. any attempt to talk about things works/ appropriation bill, already itially asked for a 30 per cent in and keeping lottery records. Po- coff, Niantic. ence degree there. Another new service has been For Best Rosults the Rev, C. Henry Anderaon of Just before midnight, Miss Karen day or night, you will find the her husband Is interested in. She sgrew on by a Senate-House con crease, or 840,690. The PUC al inaugurated by James Farr, pro pHollty Mtmoriols Emanuel I.utheran Church officiat Churilla of 12 Crosby Rd. reported MANCHESTER Watkins-’West Funeral Service expects her husband to listen to ference committee, is the only lowed the compromise increase be prietor of Manchester Surplus .ready to resppnd. They serve ing. G. Albert Pearson was organ cither money measure left to be cause, the commission stated, it to police that her house had been SURPLUS SALES CO. Over 80 Yearn Experience chatter that would only Interest Sales, Co. T V tube may be check Tlthere as they would be served ist and aolnisl. passed other than the catch-all cannot grant an increase based on entered about a half an hour ear 169 N. M A IN ST. another woman. ed here. themselves, with dignity, sympa Burial waa In Velerana Field, wrapping up loose ends. proposed or Incomplete additions to lier and a straw handbag was tak at Depot Square PAUL'S 4. "Listen attentivel.v.” Many of the college bound like thy and consideration. East Cemeterv. Bearers were Orle But still to be resolved Is the the distribution a.vstem, additions en. Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. CoH Ml 9.5807 Often the wife who accuses her to take along a foot lockef, and PAINT SUPPLY husband of never hearing a word Howland. Richard Provnst. Simon dispute between the different bills which arc not actually In use. An However, she told police It did J. F A R R —M l 8-7111 not contain any money. Polic® are you will find some very goods 645 Main Street •he aays doesn't really listen when Ijarsnn, William Coe, Allan Coe Jr., passed by the Senate and the Increase .can only he granted on the A. AEMETTI, Prop. ones here at most reasonable he talks either. She either flits and Emil Stone. House to Increase the present 81 basis of existing facilities. Investigating the Incidents. prices. Harrlzon SL, Manchester Tel. MI 9-0300 around emptying ssh trays, inter an hour minimum wage and ex F.Sr.APEK CAI’GIIT In granting the July increase, the rupts his train of (.Jiought with ir tend the coverage of the wage- Need a new key? Manchester Plymouth, Aug, 27 (7P»—Wal PUC recommended that the water fo r and relevant questions or comments, or SEE US FOR: Surplus Sales Co,, now cut keys so. ter Goode. 27, who escaped In hour law. company get ‘ necessary funds lor NOTICE listens with her ears while her Senate-House conferees met Its Improvements from issuing fur • Aluminum Roll Up An-nings If you lose a key or need extra mind goes off on another tangent to the woods behind the IJtoh- aH your • Venetian Blinds ones, take the key over there and field .Slate Police Barracks Aug. yesterday for the second time ther stock as well as from in OF SPECIAL WATKINS-WEST LIQUORS 6. "Be self-editing, avoid monot- • Storm Doors you can have as many cut as you Q—Which of all the world’s 24 while being brought’ In for under the chairmanship of Ken creased revenues. Company Presi TOWN MEETING bock to •noua detail." | • Combination Windows need. questioning, Was caught tmlay nedy, chief sponsor of the Senate dent William Foulds, during the nie legal voters of the Town of languages, are the most popular? Here’s where the majority of fcheel supplies FUNERAL In a house near Camp Mat- bill, and made no visible progress hearing! in May, said the company Coventry, Conn., are Hereby warned Monchester Awning Co. If your vacation period is still A —The moat widely spoken for WINES-BEER women seem to fall down as con lurk. He had hern eluding local toward reaching!agreement. would not issue further stock. and directed to meet at the Coven 195 WEST CENTER ST. ahead o f you and you are planning mal language la Chinese, though versationists. They don't edit shop the SERVICE and Slate Police sinre then. The The confereeir are going to That policy was changed yester try Grammar School on Monday, Telephone MI 9-8091 to go to the beach or the lake, re most of the half-billion who speak BEER IN BARRELS They just open their mouths and 27-ye«r-old former W'aterbury meet again Monday afternoon, but day. The directors can Issug an August 29. 1960 at 8 P.M. to take Established 1949 member that a most essential Item it are still illiterate. NV'xt came FOR ALL OCCASIONS! let the words flow out. And then Let Don Willis Check Your Car man was nablird by Stale the chances of breaking the dead amount not to exceed *150,000 with action on the following articles': NO NEED TO GO is a life preserver. These come in the various dialects grouped un ORMAND J. WEST e DELIVERY SERVICE e they wonder why their husbands par value of 8100 a share. The Trooper John Wilcox and oth lock appeared to be dim. Kennedy A R TIC LE 1. all sizes for the very small child Have you been one of the m an y*------— ------der the heading "Indie,” with Eng never listen to them. present 23 stockholders have pre FAIRWAY ers. without offering an.v reelst-' said the House delegation didn't To consider and act upon the motorists who have been stopped lish in third place and Russian Director emptive rights—rights to buy the to a full adult size. L ife preserver tires to Wear unevenly. Wheels that WEST SIDE ‘ ance. seem Inclined to make any con recommendation of the Board of 8Ialn Street, Manchester by the State Police for a spot fourth. new tssU(> before anvone else does RUNNING ALL OVER cushions are also Important. are out of balance cause excessive 142 E. CENTER ST. cessions. Finance that the sum of twenty e Open Thura. and Fri. TUI 9 e vibration Which will wear out the PACKAGE STORE Look Slim In A Princets - If they want to. The maximum four thousand dollars (824,000.00) All merchandise carried at Man check? This Is being done more front end. These are- all simple Q—Which was the first state In Maachsster's Oldest Harry Prosansky, Permittee A Luxury Stole! amount of the Issue equals the be appropriated, over a three year chester Surplus Sales Co. is brand and more today, and if you were things to correct and the coat Is the Union to elect a woman to a 896 CENTER ST. present amount of authorized stock. period, for the purpose o f pur THE MAP LOOKING new and you can buy with confi stopped, how do you think you T uR n PIK E small when you consider the full term in the U.S. Senate? With Finest FaclUties Manebeoter—e a 9-0169 Cycle Flips, Pins In July. Atty. Thomas W Mur- chasing a new one-half yard shovel Th« New, Beautiful dence. You w ill be amazed at the would rate ? The mote obvious rett, a member of Joseloff's firm, low prices on name brand mer-. things they are looking for are amount of damage that results A—Arkansas. In 1932, Arkan and a used trailer unit for the AUTO BODY sas elected Hattie Caraway. predicted the company would have Town of Coventry, said period FOR BUSINESS! chandise and, by making this front end alignment, Urea worn un from neglect. Driver to Ground to seek the additional rale In Are you taking a trip over La commencing with an appropriation your shopping headquarters, you evenly, looseness in the front end, crease. Joseloff, in discussing last PIANO'S bor Day ? How -are your tirte ? Q-^What two republics occupy A of eight thousand dollars (88,000) will be able to save an amazing lights and brakes. Unless you have D k.A Upholstery Henry Boucher, 23. of 33 Ridge winter the company’s plans Jor im RESTAURANT High speed driving on worn the Island of Hispaniola? In the 1960-1961 budget and a like amount of money. The store Is had yolir car checked recently it yifau r AND I V l Shops VIC’S PIZZA SHOP proving the water system,' also pre wood S_t.. was admitted to Man sum In each , succeeding budget ROUTE 6-44A— BOLTON open daily, Monday through Sat would be wise to take it over to is taking an unnecessary risk, es A —Haiti and the Dominican "Over 45 Years Bxperlenoe" 168 W Middle Tnmplke dicted the necessary increase in WRECKER chester Memorial Hospital at 9 thereafter, all 'pursuant to section urday, from 9 In the morning to the Don W illis Garage, 18 Main St. pecially when you can buy Kelly- Republic. Phone MI 9-8700 o'clock last night with a deep cut revenues would have to come In 9 at night. and let them put It In shape for Spring^eld or Goodyear tires at RE-UPHOLSTBRINO two steps, not one. Murrett. how 7-346 of the 1958 revision of the OPEN SUNDAYS SERVICE • Modem Faraltxire in his left leg, received In s motor general statutes. yoq. By doing this, you can save such a reasonable price at the . Q —Who was the first to classi PITTA ever, Indicated the additional re Pood tastes so much better and Antiques cycle accident at Main St. find _ ARTICLE 2. e Lunch and Dinner yourself time, money and perhaps Willis Garage. fy animals by structure? quest would not come until the im when it is cooked out doors, and • Store Stools and Bootha Brainard PI. about 10 minutes To see what action the Town Served Dally a warning from the police. For over 30 years, Don Willis A—Aristotle of Greece. SPAGHETTI provements were complete. Water e Lounge Entertainment - if you are lacking In equipment for has been offering the very finest e Custom Fnmlture earlier. wishes to take on the recommenda Did you know that even though RAVIOLI According to police, he had stop-’ Co, Superintendent Ernest L, Nightly this type of cooking, Manchester repair service, starting at 18. Main SUp Covers and Draperlea Morse estimated two years from tion of the Board of Finance and Surplus Sales have everything to you can stop your car Within the Q—Is the language w^lch Jesus ped at the traflAc light and started the Board of Selectmen that the e Weddlnga e Banquets required distance if the brake lin St. where he stillihaa his ^ r a g e used still spoken? 1 Made te Order start to finish of the new Installa make cooking fup. Regrttlar grills, — although he has had to expand OPEN DAILY up when it turned green, but hl.a sum of one thousand three hundred e Parties—Phone 8n 8-2842 ing is about gone you can be sub A —The use of Aramaic, ths Consplete Selection of Blaterlals, tions. brazier grills, cooking forks, considerably to take care of all 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 PJd. clutch stuck momentarily. By the and seventy-nine dollars (81,- ject to arrest? When did you have language probably spoken by Joseloff yesterday corrected the tongs, broiler baskets, Hamburg the demands for work. He em FREE ESTIMATES lime It did catch, he had pressed 379.00) be appropriated and en a n d i your brake lining inspected the Jesus, died out in the seventh cen SUNDAYS latter Impi TOUR FAVORITE BRAND broilers, even charcoal, briquettes ploys a staff of experts to do the 908 N. Main St., Manebeoter the accelerator, just hard enough closed In the 1960-1961 budget for last Ume? It is poor economy to 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. "The f t [V. and Cha.rcoal Lite to produce^ a work, and proof o f this is the fact tury of the Christian era. Arable no the motorcycle Jumped and went ths purpose of purchasing a voting let this condition exist, for in a Ml 9-9824 CLOSED M O^AYS exactly dogmatic. It will consider sirMssto / quick, clean and hot fire. that people will gladly wait for took Us place, except In a few up in the air. the additional request, based oh machine. COLD BEER, short time the drums will be scored isolated villages. ^ ;------A passenger, Raymond Hsgenow AR'nCLE 8. __ f Vj If you have not as yet visited work to be done rather than take proposed as well as present facili and that means they will have to it anywhere else. In the begin Jr. of 381 'Woodland St,, jumped To take action on the request of Manchester Surplus Sales Co,, do be turned. O f course, the W illis ties, ns, long as there exists a LIQUORS, WINES stop In and look around. The num ning, Don used to do all the work Q—Who selected the design for clear, but the cycle fell on Boucher, firtn commitment from a bonding the Coventry Board of Education, Oarage can do this, but why face the Capitol building at Washing FOR EXTRA MONEY landing on his left leg and pinning as approved by the Board of Fi DUCOandDUlUXREFINISHmG ber of Items' carried In this store himself. With the number of company that it will lend the neces unnecessary apense? people having work done at his ton, D C. ? Berube's It underneath. nance, that a sum of money be There"5 Plenty O f It FREE DELIVERY will really amaze you and so will sary money for the proposed Im- Don’t let a front end that is out garage, he had to gather together A—George Washington, who TYPE'WRITBR SERVICE He was taken to the hospital by transferred from the T5iltion ac the down to earth prices for qual WE PAY pro’vements." 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST of alignment cheat you out of miles a group o f trained men to do the also laid its comerstonA 478 Middle Tpke. E. ambulance. count in the current budget to M l 9-5507 ity merchandise. I f you wish, you That commitment came Into be- MANCHESTER of good driving rubber. Even a work. However, he Is always Manebeoter New Equipment, such sum of Right In Your Own may take advantage of the Man slight deviation will cause your HI8HEST PRICES money to" be used for the purchase HAKBY MUU around, he checks cars, supervises Q—Only one father-and-son REBUH.T TYPEWRITERS and generally sees to it that the - For fiasa. Paper. Metals and installation o f dish sterilizing Phone Manchester team have iterved as Presidents of ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, v ic H r s same high standard of work he, Cavaf^naro Says Republicans equipment at the Robertson School the United States; what wer their L, C. SMITHS, Etc* and Scrap iron as requested by the Board o f Backyard! PACKAGE STORE .rormcros Mitchell 3-7043 himself, did, is constantly main names ? CALL OR DELIVER TO Health. 20 BISSELL ST. tained. Whether you want a A — John Adams and his son, We Handle Stationery Along Trotting Out Their Old Guard A R TIC LE 4. tune-up or a regular overhaul job. John Quincy Adams. With Offleo Haekino SoppUeo To see what action the Town • PUT YOUR HEAD IN OUR HANDS you are sure o f the quality o f the Yonr Mali (Jot As Desired OSTRINSKY wishes to take on the recommenda FOB THB BEST IN BABBBBINO SEE ONE OF THE work done here. They can over- Q—Why are the Welsh people Dealera In Waste Materiala A. BERUBE, Prop. Democratic Town C h a I r m a n* Instead, said Cavagnaro. the tion of the Board of Selectmen that FOULOWINO HQGMBBBS OF THE UANOHESTER hartl the motor of your car, re called the "Singing Nation"? J. 781 PARKER ST. build it right In the garage, none Steve Cavagnpro today said the Democratically controlled Board an ordinance' paesed at a Town GO AFTER IT - OONNEOnOUT MA8TEB BABBERS* ASSOCIATION A—It la aa natural for them to Bfl 8-8477—80 8-9848 OM. BO 8-6780 or Bfl 8-6879 of the work Is sent out and you Republicans "have trotted out the elected In 1968 has provided "en Meeting of July 6, 1964, pertainlhg sing gs K ia for most people to ergy and ideas, and encouraged to the Use of amplifier systems on AMERICAN BARBER SHOP PAOANl’S BARBER SHOP know that mechanical perfection leader of their Old Guard” to give talk, and their famous singing open, full debate and conatnictive motor vehicles In the Town of Cov 467 Main St. 58*4 Cooper St. in ail Jdbs is the watchword here. 1 ' ...... 1 a command of "Backward, march,” BY ADVERTISING festivals, the Eisteddfods, have a Crocheted from soft nylon yarn, rontroveray,' and. by truly demo entry be repealed and that the fol A complete electrical depart for the tovyn election Oct. 3. PARKADE BARBER SHOP history o f many centuries. The ideal style for a junior figure this luxury stole in the very at cratic leadership, made Manches lowing ordinance be substituted tn DANTE’S BARBER SHOP ment is another feature of the tractive circular style will add Obviously referring to newly en S07B E. Center St. Mancheeter Parkade Don W illis.Garage and every elec — ^becoming princess lines on a ter government responsive to the lieu thereof: "That no loud- IN YOUR LOCAL Lower Level Q —Ho’w old It Social Security? glamour to your costume! It’s dorsed Director candidate Harold will of the people." speakere, amplifier systems, mo trical job Is handled right at the smartly detailed frock. A. Turklngton, four times OOP You name tlM job. .. w< hivt just the rlf|ht Du Pont A — 'The first monthly benefits quick and easy to crochet! Cavagnaro said Turklngton was bile or portable, shall be used on EAOU5 BARBER SHdlP garage—no shipping the work out. No. 8284 with Patt-O-Rama is mayor In a j 3-year political career P ikit for i t . . . in colors to mstch M ythm il Havt a PARKWAY BARBER SHOP under the Federal social Insurance in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20. Pattern No. 2765 has crochet di "trotted Out” to give some leader the streets and roads In the Town NEWSPAPER 118 ... \ WANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1960 PAGE NINB T Yanks, Like Good ‘Craps’ Shooter, Roll ‘Sevens’ Galore
Homers by Old Guys Radio^ TV Sports CapturePair AJWRICAN LEAGUE Today— ^ j ’s Rwulta 1:30—Sports on Parade, From Indians N*w York 7-7, Cleveland 6 (U)-6. ’ Channel SO. Baltimore 2-Xl, Kansas City 1-8. Reduce Pirates Lead 1:4(^—Pre-Game Show, Washington S, Detroit 4. \ Channel 8. To Pull Away Chicago B, Boston 2, New York, Aug* 27 {IP)— Stan Musial and Warren Spahn, W 1:45—On Deck Circle, W. L. Pet. G.B. Channel 22. New York, Aug, 27 (/P)— New York . . . . 70 48 .693 — two 39-year-old guys who ain’t done yet, are making a race 1:55—Yankees vs. Indians, Baltimore .... 72 62 .681 1 of the run-away in the National League pennant chase. With Channel 8, WKNB 840. The New York Yankees have Chicago ...... 70 62 .874 2 Stan The Man socking his 425th home run and breaking a 2 p.m.—Red Sox vs. White So.v, blasted off on that make-or- Washington .. 62 60 .608 10 1-1 tie, the St. Louis Cardinals* Channels 8, 22, WTIC break weekend in the Ameri Cleveland . . . . 68 61 .487 12ti ppped first place Pittsburgh, 3-1 1080. can League pennant race, roll only two. He struck out the side In 4:20—Red Barber Post-Game Detroit ...... 87 63' .478 14 last night. Spahnie, striking out 11 ing a pair of sevens— seven B oston ...... 80 69 .420 20’^ for his 283rd victory, then broke up the ninth. Show, Channel 8. Georges Maranda, making only home runs and seven shutout in Kansas City .. 43 77 .368 28 a 2-2 game with a home run that 5 p.m.—Race of Week, Today’s Games his second start, was the loser for Channel 18. nings of relief help—while putting gave second place Milwaukee a 3-2 away the first of three consecutive Cleveland (Bell 9-9 and Harsh< decision at San Francisco and a 1-2 record. He gave up seven 7 p.m.—Campy’s Comer, man 1-3) at New York (Stafford hits in his seven innings, losing a Channel 8. doubleheaders. moved the Braves within 5% 7 p.m.—Bowling Stars, But while they tagged Cleve 0-0 and Terry 6-7), 2, 2 p.m. games of the Pirates. 1-0 lead when Ed Mathews tripled Chicago (Donovan 5-1) at Boston with two on in the fifth. Channel SO. land, 7-6, in 11 innings, and 7-5 (Delock 7-6), 2 p.Tn. Los Angeles swept Cincinnati in • • • 11:15— 1960 Summer Olympics, (another pair of sevens) at Yan Kansas City (Herbert 8-18) at a twi-night pair, 10-1 and 2-0 and DODGERS 10-2, REDS 1-0— Channel 3. kee Stadium last night, they Baltimore (Walker 3-3), 2:05 p.m. Philadelphia beat the Chicago Norm Larker, the NL’s top hitter, couldn’t shake free from the pur- Cubs, 4-2. Smtday— stiing Baltimore Orlolea. The Baby Detroit (Bruce 2-4) at W«shlng- « • • and Duke Snider, coming through ton (Lee 5-4), 2:30 p.m. with a bang on his ‘‘Nigrht,” I p.m.—Home Run Derby, Birds stayed just a game .behind Sunday’s Games CARDS S, BUGS 1—M u s i a 1’ s backed fine pitching by Roger Channel 3. by sweeping Kansas City, 2-1 and Kansas City at Boston (2),s,7:30 13th home run of the year, coming Craigf and Don Drysdale in the 1:30— Red Sox vs. Athletics, lJ-3. p.m • with a man on in the seventh in Dodger sweep.. Larker drove in .it , V- Channel 3. WTIC 1080. Third place Chicago belted Bos ning, beat Bob Friend (13-11) and Detroit at New York (2), 2 p.m. five runs in the opener, hitting a 1:40—Red Barber’s Pre-Game ton, 9-2, but the White Sox lost Chicago at Baltimore, 2:08 p.m. backed a four-hit pitching job by Show, Channel 8. a half-game and now trail by two, Ernie Brogllo (16-6> that sent the home run, a double and two sin Cleveland at Washington, 1:30 gles. He was zero-for-three in the 1:55—Yankees vs. Tigers, Boston also lost Ted Williams In- p.m. Bucs to their second straight loss. 1^'' Channel 8, WKNB 840. 1 definitely. The bug guy, hounded nightcap, but tops the leag^ue at ■•V Monday’s Games It was Musial's first home run since , - I # ■ f, 2:15—On Deck Circle, .346. )r-wi ! by injury throughout his brilliant Chicago at Baltimore, 8 p.m. he walloped a two-run shot that Channels 22, 80. I career, strained his left shoulder Jay Hook (10-14) was the first f ! . \ Cleveland at Washington, 8:05 beat Friend on Aug. 11. This one i t s . ’ . - . ' ,. 2:25—Pirates vs. Cardinals, game loser, leaving when the j on a first-inning swing, p.m. tagged Friend with his second de V ('ll'J-':-!. Channels 22, 30. i Washington .tightened Its grip Kansas City at Boston, 8:15 p.m. Dodgers scored five in the fifth. feat in a row. The big righthander 4:15—Week in Sports, on fourth place in the'AL by beat Only games scheduled. now has won only two of his last Craig (5-1) had the Reds shut out f e - — -J V' Channel 3. on three hits with two out in the ’' . • . ' i t ' . ■' ■'''l'. ing Detroit, 5-4. seven decisions, and just four or 4:20—Syd Jaffre Show, 1 . . « ' NA'nONAL LEAGUE his last 12. ninth, when they scored on a walk Channel 8. and singles by Gordy Coleman and YANKS 7-7, INDIANS 9-5—The Friday’s Results Broglio, the first to win 16 for 6 p.m.— 1960 Summer Olym Los Angeles 10-2, Cincinnati 1-0 Chico Cardenas. pics, Channel 3. Yankees came from behind In the Cards since Harvey Haddlx both games. They unloaded five St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh I bagged 18 in 1954, lost a shutout Snider, after sitting out the SNIDER NIGHT AT THE BALL PARK—Duke Snider, Los Angeles Dodgers out I I p.m.— 1960 Summer Olym Milwaukee 3, San Francisco 2 opener, backed Di'ysdale’a three- fielder, steps to the microphone in Los Angeles last night to thank the fans for the pics, Channel 3. home runs in the opener, with in the fifth, when Don Hoak dou Yogi Betra's second of the game Philadelphia 4. Chicago 2 bled and Bill Mazeroski, who had hitter with a home run and a gifts—including the sports car in background—they gave him during “Duke Snider W. L. Pet. G.B. triple that made him the Dodgers’ beating reliever Larry Locks two of the Buc hits, singled ahead Night.” Presentation was made between games of the Dodgers-Redlegs double header. n -4 i. Duke Maas and Luis A r Pittsburgh...... 75 47 .615 — of Bill Virdon’s sacrifice fiy. That all-time extra-base hit champ with royo blanked the Indians over ths Milwaukee ...... ,68 51 .571 Sti tied it 1-all. The Cards scored in 767. Drysdale, who had lost three With the Duke are his wife, Beverly, and their three children— sitting in small autos Yank Track St. Louis ...... 67 64 .564 7H the second on Hal Smith’s Single in a row, walked three, struck out which really run and given the tots by the Duke Snider fans. Left to right: Kevin, la.st three frames. Arroyo wa'e the Los Ang^eles ...... 66 54 .550 8 after a walk and a single by Walt six for his 11th victory loser Cal Pamela and Kurt Snider. (AP Photofax) winner for a 2-0 record. Mickey San Francisco . . . 59 60 .496 141-4 Moryn, who was five-for-four and MeUsh (4-10) left with a sore Squad Ready Mantle, hittihg 30 for the sixth Oncinnatl ...... 55 70 .440 2114 has hit safely in his last six trips. shoulder in the seventh, and the consecutive year; Elston Howard, Chicago ...... 47 73 .392 27 * * * Reds then lost Vada Pinson and and Bill Skowron, who also pow Philadelphia ...... 47 75 .385 28 Prank Robinson when they col Yank Surprises Russian Wrestling Champ For Action ered one in the nightcap, crashed Today’s Games BRAVES 8, GIANTS 2— Spahn. the other home runs. heading for his 11th season of 20 lided in the outfield in the eighth. Philadelphia (Bushardt 4-12) at • • * In the second game, Bob Cerv or more victories, put away No. 16. Rome, Augr. 27 (iT*) — Chicago (Ellsworth 6-10), 2:30 PHILS 4, CUBS 2—A three-run, overhauled a 2-0 Cleveland lead p.m. TTiis was his fifth in a row, and he They’re getting the pepper now has won eight of his last nine inside-the-park homer by Lee Women’s Diving Upset Looms with a threp-run homer la the . Milwaukee (Pizarro 6-6 or Bur now. They’re gnashing at the (jecislons. The Giants managed Walls and Johnny Callison’s out- fourth inning. And when they dette 16-7). at San Francisco of-the-park shot did it for the bit. They’re eager and hungry blew that edge, the Yanks bounced (O’Dell 7-9), 4:30 p.m. eight hits, one a solo home run by Orlando Cepeda that tied it 2-alI Phils and Robin Roberts (9-12). Rome, Aug. 27 (/P)— Amer-* Larry Allen, Portland, Ore.,^Pete Newell and an Italian, Gian- and wish they were starting back again with a pair of un Pittsburgh (Cheney 2-2 at St. in the sixth, but Spahn walked Bob Anderson (7-8) was the loser. featherwelght won his second con franco ^mbardl, topped the earned nin.s in the seventh when Louis (Gibson 3-4), 9 p.m. ica’s Richard-Wilson, a Greco- secutive Greco-Roman match, but scoring with 17 points. Robertson competition tomorrow.” That was the coaches’ happy ap .second baseman Ken Aspromonte Only Games Scheduled Roman flyweight wrestler, heavyweight Dale Lewis of Mil and Smith had 16 each. tlircw wild trying to nail the ty Sunday’s Games held World Champion Ivan waukee, Wis., lost a first round praisal today of the potent U.S ------Sincere or Propaganda?------Yank Natators Dazzling track and field team, now settlins: ing run at the plate. Then Skow Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:30 Kocherin of Russia to a stun decision. Miss 'Von Saltza was the most ron Iced it with home run No. 25, p.m. Miss Kramer’s trainer, Evciyne down to serious training after a ning draw today as the second dazzling of America’s surprisingly belated arrival at the Olympic Vil his one-season high. ' Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2:30 Sibinski, is confident her protege strong water contingent, which The Indians, after getting rid of full day of the 17th Olympic will win the women’s three-meter lage. p.m. Thaw in Cold W ar Made Games opened with a literal test didn’t lose a single competitor in Bob Turley in the opener, shelled Milwaukee at San Francisco, diving. Asked if she thought the .’’Friday’s workout was terrific,” of strength between the United the preliminary eliminations. said Head Coach Larry Snyder of Whitey Ford In the nightcap, but 4:30 p.m. American divers were overconfi The blonde Californian won her States and the powerful Russians. dent, Miss Sibinski smiled and Ohio State. "The boys really had were shut out over the last four Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 5 p.m. But American women divers, heat In the 100-meter freestyle In frames by winner Jim Coates (10- Monday’s Games said, ’’Maybe a little bit.” the spirit and they we're going By Russian Athletes ’’maybe a little bit” too confident, one minute, 1.9 seconds, a tenth great. .l I, who had lost three in a row, and St. I^ouis at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. But Mrs. Pope said, ” I’m not faced failure in three-meter worried. I still have a good better than the Olympic mark set ’Our big Injury problems are Maas. Each retired six in a row. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 11 springboard diving, ah event the by Dawn Fraser of Australia in That gave Maas four perfect in p.m. chance although I went down two disappearing. The team on the Rome, Aug. 27 (,ip)— Soviet athletes are putting a thaw on United States has won- eight out notches to fourth place.” 1956 at Melbourne. Miss Fraser whole Is satisfied with accommoda nings for the night. Philadelphia at San Francisco, of eight times in the Olympics. 11:15 p.m. the Cold War by warming up to rival Americans in the Olym ’’Ingrid has more difficult dives and teammate lisa Konrads also tions. "W e’re ready to go.” pic Games— and they’re creating a giant guessing game. Are Ingrid Kramer, a shapely blonde than her iopposition,” Miss Sibinski qualified, as did Carolyn Wood, 14- Sprinter Ray Norton and high ORIOLE.S 2 -(l, ATHLETICS 1-8 Only Games Scheduled from Germany, led the way into jumper John Thomas were most the Russians really sincere or is this just another of their said, ’’and I’m sure she can in year-old from Portland, Ore., in — All three runs came home on the afternoon finals of the event crease her lead on the optional 1:04.3. impressive in a morning workout sacrifice flies In the opener at old propaganda gimmicks? as Paula Jean Pope, 1956 bronze dives if she performs normally. Lance Larson of El Monte, shared with the Russian team. Baltimore. Marv Breeding brought Im convinced it’s strictly on field team asked permission to medalist in platform diving, and Calif., with 65.5 and Bruce Hunter Thomas several times went over the in the clincher in the ninth, off Ned U.S. teammate Patsy Willard were Tragic Death the level,” said Kenneth (Tug) work out with the Americans at The death of a Danish cyclist, of Cambridge, Mass., with 55.7 bar at six feet, 10 inches. Carver (1-7), after a single by Gus Wilson, president of the U.S. the Aqua Acetosa practice field. well off the pace with only three led the way into the 100 meter ’’Norton’s bad back, hurt in the Triandos and a pinch-double by div^s remaining. attributed to the intense heat, cast Monday, Aug. 29 Olympic (Committee, today. ’’Most The day before that, the Rus a pall over the first full day of freestyle finals, beating out Aus United States, is completely well,” Gene Woodling. Lefty Steve Barber of this camaraderie started at the Miss Kramer Increased lier first said red-haired Assistant Coach won his ninth, giving up just four Teaches vs. Renn’a, 6, Charter sians, after making a formal re competition in the Games yester tralia’s John Devltt, who did 55.8. track and field level, where the round lead with three graceful Jon Henrlcks of Australia, the de Bud Winter of San Jose State. ” We hits and striking out eight. The Oak. quest through channels, paid a efforts that boosted her point to day which saw America get off to teams are very close. a rousing start. fending champion, .failed to qual- Just don’t talk about It any more.” Birds then rocked loser Bud Daley visit to the American quarters in tal to 98.38. Mrs. Pope, of San Feels Good ” I see no propaganda implica Uncle Sam’s towering cagers, ify. (13-12) and three relievers for 1(5 the Olympic Village. There mem ta Ana, Calif., second after yes Norton feels so good you would tions. I think it’s just a matter of bers of the two most powerful paced by Cincinnati’s Oscar Rob Bill Mulllken of Champaign, III., hits in the nightcap while Hoyt mutual respect on both sides.” terday’s opening four dives, drop have to cut off his head and hide Wilhelm won hts 10th with six In- West All-Star Team competing nations swapped gift.i Chris 'Von Saltza of Sara gold medal. Woodling homered in this one, Rules as Favorite —through interpreters. . among the eight who qualified for the 200-meter breast-stroke with Norton ran with teammate Dave certainly the Russians were play toga, Valif., who shattered the a clocking of two minutes, 38 sec'i while Breeding had two hits for Not Entirely Formal the finals with 88.78. Slme of Duke in a series of practice ing all the propaganda angles but Olympic record in the women’s onds. Also qualifying for the semi two RBI and Triandos drove in New Britain—Ten days of hard The fraternization hasn’t been en The men’s three-meter diving sprints and both showed why they nothing could be done about it. competition also opened today 100-meter freestyle, ten .US. com finals was Paul Halt of San Jose, three with a double and two working and practice behind them, tirely formal. Boys and Girls of the will be leading favorites in the 100 singles. “ Whether it’s sports or politics, with Sam Hall of Dayton, Ohio, petitors won qualifying tests in Calif., 2:40.6. the East and West All-Stars are as these people have the greatest rival nations have been dancing swimming and divjng. and 200-meter races. • * • ready as they’ll ever be for the and Gary Tobian of Glendale. Patty Kempner of Beverly Hills, Sime was, on the track for the public relations machine I’ve ever cheek-to-cheek in the village snack Knud Jensen, a 23-year-old Dan WHITE SOX 9, RED SOX t — third annuall Nutmeg Bowl game Calif., representing the ■ United Calif., with 2:55.5, and .Anne first time after being bedded with seen,” the official said. "I think bar. Fencers have jabbed foils at ish cyclist, was .stricken near the Southpaw Frank Baumann beat scheduled here Saturday afternoon States. Warner of Menlo Park, Calif., a sore throat. "I^eel fine,” he said. their athletes are great guys and each other — in friendly practice— end of the 62-mile road race and hts ex-mates with a seven-hitter at Willow Brook Park. Game time and the boxers have shared the Full Schedule with 2:66.3 won their way into the ‘There’s nothing to worry about.” gals. But these repeated manifes Other swimming events on the died later after being taken to a women’s 200-meter breakstroke for a 9-5 record with the White Sox. will be 4 with the gates opening at same warmup area. hospital. Snyder said the only injury of 2. tations of friendship— they must day’s schedule were the men’s 400- finals. consequence on the entire squad Earl Wilson (2-2) was the loser be dictated from a higher level.” A romance may have pierced the meter medley relay heats, men’s The entire Danish cycling team as Chicago collected a dozen hits, Although the East All-Stars, iron curtain, although this could First Dive Fhibbed Is the g;roin ailment of Dave Ed- Different Tune 100-meter freestyle final, women’s pulled out of the Games. The o f Paula Jean Meyers of Santa six of them doubles. Luis Aparlclo made up prlmarly of upstate be one-sided. A pretty blonde U.S. ficial temperature was 92 degrees strom, one of the decathlon en teams, has won the first two en While Premier Khrushchev 100-meter freestyle semifinals and Ana, Calif., flubbed her first at' tries. Edstrom is from Sherwood, drove In three runs with a sacrifice rants at President Eisenhower and gymnast, Doris Fuchs of Roches women’s 200-meter breaststroke In the shade but the mercury fly and a double, and Jim Landis counters, the West All-Stars are ter, N. Y., has admitted she is tempt but took second place Ore. the Soviet newspapers blare out final. climbed to 105 in the sun. among 16 women qualifiers in div counted two with three hits In five favored this year. A heavier line ’Stuck” on Boris Niknorov, a Italy Early Ixader Wants Perfection stories of hidden spies and es The U.S. basketball team faced ing. Patsy Jean Willard of Meza, trips. and talented backfleld gives the Soviet boxer, but Niknorov — for The heat failed to bother the "Dave still has a pain In the * • • edge to coach John Maher and his pionage. the' Russian sportsmen Japan in continuation of the first Ariz., also remained in the run the public record, at least — isn’t round of eliminations. Yugo host Italians, who captured the groin but I think he will be all charges over coach Joe Beldler’s have sounded an entirely differ ning. right,” the head coach added. “And SENATORS 5, TIGERS 4 — Jim ent tune In these 17th Olympic sure. slav! eliminated France, 62-61, in first two gold medals of the Games Lemon's 30th home run cracked a East aggregation. ’’The Russians have initiated Eddie Crook of Detroit, Mich., a Bo Roberson who has a bad leg, games. a morning game. by winning the cycling races and sixth-inning tie for the Senators Scores of the first two meetings most of these get-togethers,” said thus forged into the early unof middleweight, scored the first is coming along real well. He broad The latest episode occurred yes In water polo, Russia whipped after Detroit had scored four runs were 22-12 in the East’s favor in Arthur Lentz, U.S. press chief. Argentina, 7-4. ficial team lead—a temporary mo knockout of the boxing tourna jumped 25 feet, seven inches in 1958 and 14-0 last year. terday when the Soviet track and ment when he stopped G. Odre Switzerland. in the first two innings. Pete Ramos “They certainly are pushing it.” Canoeist Paul Beachem of ment of glory. (10-13) went all the way, giving Harry Korobkov, coach of the Washington, D« C., finished fifth The Italians had 20 points In the man of Venezuela in 2:58 of the Rafer Johnson is not satisfied first round. with his pole vaulting, but he is up 10 hits. Jim Banning (8-10) Russian track team, said, ” Our in his semi-final heat and was team standings, with Germany fol wa.s the loser as the Tigers drop team likes to get with the Ameri eliminated from the men's 1,000- lowing with 10 and Russia with Lt. George Lambert of Sioux hard to keep contented. He wants Qty, Iowa, took second place in perfection.” ped their third in a row — after cans and discuss techniques. We meter kayak singles. eight. The Germans and Russians winning seven straight. Ronnie Low Finalist think both sides profit from it, Surprises RuNsian v^’ere 2-3 in both cycling events the first of five events In the mili Johnson, favorite in the decath both from a technical and a good Wilson, a 114-pounder from To the 62-mile road race and 1,000 tary pentathlon— horsemanship— lon. is the hardest working man on will Standpoint.” ledo,' Ohio, surprised the Rus.sian meter time trials. ' and led the American team to the squad. He puts in up to six Constantin Andrianov, chairman in a second round match. The re The U.S. basketball team ap temporary fourth place. John hours a day. Norton, from Oaklanir- Calif., of the Soviet Olympic Committee, sult followed Wilson’s loss of yes parently didn’t push itself against Walters of New York reached the At Ellington Ridge said he felt certain he could win defends the fraternization by say terday to D. Pireunlescu of Ro Italy. Nevertheless ,the Yanks semi-finals in the Kayak doubles the 100-meter dash in the Olym ing: mania. Another loss would have turned up with some defensive competition of the canoeing com meant elimination for Wilson. weaknesses which bothered Coach petition. pics although Germany’s Armln One member who will compete for the Club Championship ’’Politics is one thing, sports an Hary Is getting tremendous sup other. We are sportsmen.” at the Ellington Country Club has now been determined. It port because of his 10 flat clocking, Melbourne, Australia — Ctwrile Douglas, 148, Los AngUee, is Ronnie I^we who eliminated Lou Grasso, 2-up, in their T h e 100 in the Olympics is more than a test of speed,” he said. stopped Max Carlos, 145(4, Aus semi-final match recently. Lowe was a first round winner over "There’3 a great deal of pressure. tralia, 9. Ed Dymon, 3 and 2. ^ ------—------A man can get tense and have his Guam — San Carlos, 13fi*/2< Lowe win be called on to meet Matezak Wins Twice; Second Round mucles tighten up. That won’t hap' Philippines, outpointed Sammy the winner of the other semi-final pen to me.” Jorja, 135, Guam, 10. match between Stan Markowski Davis beat Andy Ferreira, 3 and and Pat Rose. Markowski ousted 2; Steve Ketcham sidelined Larry Pitching—^Emie Brogllo, Cards, defending champion Fred McKone, Scranton, 3 and 2. Hiliiiski Eliminated allowed Just four hits, walked but 1-Up after 20 holes, while Rose THIRD FUGHT one and struck out four for 3-1 Palmer Ties Hawkins. Venturi downed Fred Meurant, 2 and 1, in victory over league leading PI First Round rates. first round affairs. Jim McCarthy put out Frank Proving that his winning of medalist honors Thursday'was Action in the Ladies Chainpion Hitting—Yogi Berra, Yankees, Sheldon, 3 and 1. no fluke, stocky Stan Matezak of th'O Manchester Country belted a pair of home runs with For Lea4^in Milwaukee Open Divielon has been reduced to eight 1 Second Round contenders. Billie Marlow and Dora Clqji barreled his way past two contenders "and into the his second winning opener In llth McCarthy thrashed Art Ballar- inning se Ysnks retained first Kellner both scored one-sided vic geon, 7 and 6; A1 Grothier quarter-final of the 22nd annual Wethersfield Invitation Fri Milwaukee, Aug. 27 (ff)—Arnold*^ Keeping pace with Palmer were tories in their quarter-final matches day at the Wethersfield Country.*> place with 7-6 and 7-5 twl-nlght trounced Ray Beller, 4 and 3. sweep over Indians. Palmer, golfs leading money win a couple of big money winners who while Eleanor Scranton and Elean Club. haven’t had much success scoring FOURTH Fl ig h t ponent will be Matt Cloclola, of ner, shared the lead today with two or Paige trlumped in close con Meanwhile, Stan Hillnski, the Wachusetts, Mass. Ciocola beat a other money-wise proa, Fred Haw victories. Hawkins, a 36-year-old tests. First Round City club’a other hopeful, managed kins and Ken Venturi, at the half veteran from El Paso, Tex., has Leon Rubin whipped Jack Hun' pair Of host club players yester Friday*fi Homerfi Finalists in all other flights in to get by his first rpund opponent day, He downed John Pracon and way mark of the 330,000 Milwau won only one PGA co-sponsored the men’s divisions have now been ter, 2-up; Dick Kelley won by dO' but bowed out in second round ac Bobby Grant Jr., both by identical kee Open Golf Tournament. tournament since joining the tour fault over Bob Kama. (Season Total In Parentheses) decided. BVUlowing are scores of tion in the afternoon to Don Hoe- 3-2 scores. AMERICAN LEAGUE Palmer and Hawkins fired bril in 1947. Venturi has captured just SeooiMI Round nig, 3 and 1. Hoenlg is a former early round matches. Lemon, Senators (80). liant fivc-under-par 65S over the one event this season. Rubin won by default over Kel state and New England champion. There was a quartet of Man However, Venturi has overall Junior championship matches chester Country Club players com Mantle, Yankees (30). North Hills Country Club course ley;\Jack Goldberg triumphed over winnings of more than 337,500, are also scheduled this week. Facing Joe Bonfllio, of Andover, peting in the second fli|^t and two Skowron, Yankees 2 (25). yesterday. Venturi coupled his first A1 Haas, 2-up. while Hawkins has walked off-with CHAMPIONSHIP FUGHT Mass.,, in the morning, Stan ’’The of them managed to survive Elnar Berra, Yankeep 2. (IS). day’s 65 with a 69 to knot the three more than 331,()()0— the amount he First Round • ------\ Man” forged out a 3 and 1 victory. Lorentzen whipped Bill Hardlni Cerv, Yankees (IS). S t 134 for 36 holes in the 72-hole LADIES DIVISION In the afternoon Matezak had even has averaged annually since 1955. Pat Rose shaded Fred Meurant. 2-up, and Ted Plodzik ous< Howard, Yankees (6). tournament. CHAMPIONSHIP FUC)irr less trouble as he drummed out Bill 2 and 1, Edmunds, 1-up, Fraaoona, Indians (11). Palmer, who counts the Masters Second Round Kufta of the host club] 6 and 4. Second Round Kennedy and Lee Terry both Aspromonte. Indians (7). and National Open among his sev Chamos Wins Openel* Ronnie Lowe defeated Lou Ga- Billie Marlow trimmed Norma Near Upset WoodUng, Orioles (9). en tournament wins this year, Chase, 8 and 6; Dora K e 1 Iti e r lost^ut in overtime matches. ,K«fi' lasso, 2-up. Hllinski, playing some of the fin nedy bowed to Bud Paluch after 20 NATIONAL LEAGUE served notice that he is out to add Stratford, Aug. 27 (P>—Strat whipp^ ^ i s Bantly, 6 and 4; FIRST FUGHT est golf of his career, trimmed holes and Terry was beaten by Cepeda, Giants. (22). the 34,300 top money to his 1960 ford. winner of the 'Women’s Eleanor Scranton nipped (Iloria young Billy Salvatore, of Water- First Round Giles Payne on the first extra hole. Muslal, Cardinals (IS). tournament earnings of 373,586. World Softball Tournament for Bud Willie nipped Tom Wolff, 2 Meurant, 1-Up; Eleanor Paige beat town, 6 and 6, in his morning Snider, Dodgers (IS). match. In the afternoon Hillnski al Another Manchester Ckiuntry Club The 29-year-old Lstrobe, Pa., two years running, has one victory and 1; John Harrington trimmed Btf tha Kunsli, 2-up. Isirker, Dodgers (3). ; I '/ ’” most pulled off a major upset be player was beaten in Seniors first pro toured the first nine with a chalked up in the campaign for Werner Kunzli, 3 and 2. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP flight action, Jim Kirkpatrick was CaUlson, PhUs (7). flve-under-par 30 yesterday,, then this year’s title. With their top Boys’ Division fore bwing to the talented Hoenig. . Second Round The sturdily built Hillnski stormed eliminated by Skip Carr, 2 and 1. Walls, PhUa (4). ran Into trouble coming in. pitcher holding the opposition to Harrington whipped Fred Cave- Jim Rusher vs. Richard Wilcox, HELPFUL — Galled up Spahn, Braves (2). Speotaoular Finish one hit, the Stratford girls shut Jeff Clark vs. Allen WUley, BlUy into a three-up lead after the first don, 8 and 2; WUIie ousted Ed fitim Richmond store, Bil five hedes and was two-up at the The Detroit Lions ^Isim the He picked up bogles on the llth out Blnnlngham, Ala., 3-0, last Moriarty, 3 and 2. Waldman vs. Roy Wilcox, Jimmy ly Stafford showed sifirns turn. But Hoenlg caught fire on the heftiest coach in football. Lea BUNOR LEAGUE BASEBALL and 13th hqles, equaledupar from night as the tourimment opened Bantly vs. Bruce Marlow. SECOND FUGHT of heiof able to remedy back nine snd BatUed back to fin Bingaman, the former Lions star Eastern League the 14th through the 17th and then with a trlplehemder. Denver beat First Round Girls* Dlvk^n Houston, 7-5, snd Hertford Jbsfit the New York Yankees* ally close out the match on the who Joined the coaching staff for Williamsport 3, Binghamton 3. closed In speotaculsr fsshioa slnh- •tan Davis trounced Bemle Lulte Hass vs. Oarol Davis and 15th hole. the 1980 season, weighs 830 Lancaster 13, AUentown 0. I Ing a 40-foqt putt for an eagle 3 on Dsyton, Ohlov 3-1, In ths otlMir Wellmaa, 5 and 4. Joan Martow vs. Bye. . shortaca of pitehinff. Matesak’s fuartMMlnal round t f j p pounds. Readlflg Ik Bprlngfitld 3, the B80*yvd 18th. games. J
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MI 3-7832. room, including sprtags, mat- centrally located, only $13,900. attached garage, near bus line and For ’The Growing Family' OAKWOOD ROAD—Lovely picture* COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Reasonable rates. Call PI li-7B98 TR 5-2077. p.m. nished. Connections for washer MONDAY Xhra ntlDAT litM AJA—SATI7BDAY • AJA tressses, TVs, and sparkling, clean and dryer. MI 8-4787 days. Carlton W. Hutchtaa, AH 9-6132. shopping. Owner moving—selling Five bedrooms, recreation room, First time offered for sale—Man book OH room cape, 3 or 4 bed between 1:80-4:80 or any time FIREPLACE set with draw screen, appliances. New 9x12 viscose rugs, for $14,900. Call the R. F. Dlmock rooms. large modem kitchen with Saturday or Sunday, REFINED COMPANION for mid excellent condition. All metal out- 5-5 FLAT, good condition, excel G.E. heating system, fireplace, sun. chester East Side, near Bowers dle-aged woman. 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Carlton W. pointment only. «r **Wurt A is” tfea pfeon* m • <»•- advancement? Want security? Credit terms arranged. LeBlanc (lore Agency, AO 3-5121. mn UUnm omt shape (or the coming eeason. fTOUtEANOTHIB, , MOIMLIUiipnbi4C pump. Garden tractor with 4 at Hutchins. MI 9-5132. floored attic, knotty pine recreation ______n * atfrartlaMr ilwaM Mad kis ad tb* FIRST DAT IT DRIVERS for school buses—Man Reached the top? I’ll answer these Furniture Hospital, 195 South St„ TWO ROOM apartment, heat and m -BO LTO N . On beautiful R l^ room, 2-car garage, wall to wall Bring It and your mower, shears, T0U#Tldr.» I.TOU tachments. Several used lawn hot water, stove and refrigerator, Lane. 4 bedroom custom built BRAE-BURN REALTY ROCKVILLE—Immaculate targe 8 a p p e a r s aad RBrORT ERRORS la ttiae tar tha aaxt laaar- knives, locks, keys, etc. to Bralth- B ut iKi chester and Vemoij, 7:30-8:30 questions. Bob ’Tucker, MI 9-5833, Rockville, TR 5-2174. Open 9-9, MANCHESTER — New 7 room carpeting, beautiful enclosed back- mowers, 115 and up. Small cement Saturdays till 6. gentleman preferred. MI 9-1683 or ranch, center entrance hallway, MI 3-6273 rooms, 2 full baths, baseboard The BetaM la itapoaalWa for only ONE Incorrect or omitted waite, S3 Pearl St. T8E GAUE»^ a.m., 2:15-3:30 p.m. Good oppor mixer. Chain saw. MI 9-8161. ranch, L^QsglEt^s, 2 full baths, yard with shuffle board court, ame. iMwOna tor any adrertlaameat and tbeo only to die extent of a tunity for extra income. Call MI AD 3-4793. two full tile baths, fireplace in site drive. Wonderful condition heat, hlltside View, near park, ^SUGUT Kelly’s Sunoco Station, 947 Center COLONIAL maple living room set, 2-car garage, large kitchen with mod” Enron arhleli do not leaaan tbe' aalne of TYPEWRITERS and office ma 3-2414. MI 3-2813. Situations Wanted— family room, two-car garage one MANCHESTER—Branford St. 6 throughout. Priced at only $18,900. $11,600. Tremont Agency, TR QCMABMAMP St. ______slightly used, 2 months old. Two ROCKVlLl,E—24 Grove St. Well- built-in oven and range, formal acre wooded lot with tennis court. 5-2349, TR 5-4064. IRa adTartMOMat win ant ba aam eted by “maka gaod” InmrtloB. chines—repairs, sales, acrvlca and t O M M Female S3 (urnished 2-room apartment, also dining room. Lot 100x200. $20,900. room custom built cape, brick rentals Ml S-8477. WANTED—Waitress, over 21, apply chairs davenport, coffee table, 2 $28,500. Th« R. F. Dlmock Co.. An front, 4 bedrooms, shed dormer, CHARLES LESPERANCE Garden Restaurant, 840 Main St., end tahlea, 2 lamps. Maple elec single light housekeeping room. Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. 9-5245, Barbara Woods, An 9-7702, COVENTRY LAKE — Waterfront MI 9-8102. LICENSED WOMAN will take care 18,4 AMANA FREEZER, upright, $10, $12 and 118 weekly. Inquire plaster walls, fireplace, ceramic MI 9-7620 year 'round home. Joe Coughlin, OOSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. of children days in her home. Call BOO pounds. MI 9-2290. tric White sewing machine, desk ROCKLEDGE—Fabulous custom Johanna Evans, An 9-5863. tile bathroom, stone wall. Gam- Repairs all make refrigerators, model. MI 3-2509, first floor, apartment 9. PI 2-7989. Welles Agency, PI Diol Ml 3-2711 CLERK—Experienced In varied of MI 8-0763. quality built 3 beticoom ranch. IV—MANCHESTER—Autumn St. holattl built, $900 down. Schwartz DING-DONG SCHOOL Time — 3 2-7358. freezers,, washing machines, y Finest of material, workmanship Real Estate, AILS Realtor, An era, ranges, oil and gas burners. fice duties, knowledge of comp 16 CUBIC foot chest freezer, 170. ROCKVILLE—Four rooms, newly Immaculate 6 room colonial, com bedroom colonial, Vernon Street, WILL CARE for children In my g o in g t o COLLEGE? Wardrobe decorated, third floor, no small In this home. Opportunity to select 3-6454. AD 6-1241. near schools, oil hot water, alum ANDOVER — Ancient colonial, 8 MI 9-0883. AU work guaranteed tometer machine. Call BU 9-6849. home days. Call at 38 Birch Sf., trunk, reasonable, MI 9-6635. Tuck-away bed with Gold Bond pletely redecorated, 13x24 living Personals inner spring mattress used 6 children. $48. AX 5-9458, your own decor. J. D. Realty, 470 room, choice location, amesite inum combinations, fenced yard, rooms, 4.'5 acre, 2-car garage, Lost and Found ^^snAitcr MI 9-7272. Main St., An 3-6129. FOUR BEDROOM M A M RUBBISH REMOVAL Serv tLMtKiLMS/t AMCIDIAMea y u M e . WANTED—Part-time bookkeeper, ONE IRON FIREMAN stoker, months, $25. Cali MI 3-5494 after 4. drive, aluminum combipatlons, many extras, $16,000. Ken Os- $11,900. Tremont Agency, TR WANTED—Ride into Hartford to good pay, permanent position with PLEASANT four room upstairs trinsky. Realtor, MI 8-5159. 5-2,549, TR 5-4064. lo st—PASS BOOK No. 8488 Sav- ice-residential, commercial. In 94-SH.SVi94-siJ.s V er ineKi94 EXPERIENCED woman will care complete with all controls -firat- MANCHESTER — 6 room brick selling for the amazingly low COLONIAL Just over the river from Route dustrial. Attics, cellars, yards, in- advancement. Write to Box A, SUMP PUMP. Table model -tele apartment on Main St., vicinity figure of $13,900. Call the R. F. Ings Department of the Connect!- ALLtSTOWf/,PA. 0 -2 T (or child while mother works. clasa condition. Priced very rea Henry, adequate heat, hot wster, ranch, enclosed breezeway, 2-car $19,900 - cut Bank A Trust Company, N. 44A, Bolton. Working hours 7:30-4. cUierator-cardboard drums. Lawn Herald, stating qualifications, ex vision with converter and stand, Dimock Co., An 9-.5245, Barbara TWO FAMILY, oil hot air. 2 bed Own transportation. Manchester sonable. TR 5-3885. $50, MI 9-2357. electricity, parking space. Box Z, garage, one year old, quality con rooms. siding, combination win Lots tor Sale 73 ? Main St. Office. Application made MI 9-6985. mowing. Ught trucking. Ml 9-9767. periences and references. Wood.s, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans^ This home is located near new or vicinity. MI 3-1894 after 6. Herald. struction, exceptionally desirable dows, immediate occupancy. Own for payment ______WBSTiNGHOUSE refrigerator 8 ft. AH 9-,5653. Junior High and High Schools. Liv SUPERIOR PAVmo CO.-Ameslte WOMAN OVER 40, to care for two LAWSON SOFA, rose-beige, excel location with a view. Priced'in the er moving. $17,,500. Additional lots ANDOVER LAKE-Tu'o adjoining Automotines for Ssle i $25: two chest type freezers—12'4 lent condition, cost $400, sell $160. AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 — 6 room high 30s. Call for appointment. ing room la 26x14, fireplace, 1H lots (or sale. Marion E. Robertson, driveways constructed, resur BoildlnR-ContractinR 14 Moving— ^Tniddng—• Business Opportunities S2 children, ages 1% and 8. In home Dog»—Birds— Pets 41 V—MANCHESTER—Keeney St. S'i baths, 2-car garage, lovely yard available. Ken Ostrlnsky, Realtor. at South'Windsor, 9-15-4:45. No ft. $140: 18 ft. 1150; living room Rug.'$25. Three pads. MI 3-6825. apartment, new kitchen, attached Philbrick Agency, An 9-8464. broker, AU 3-5953. OLDER CARS mechanics spe- faced,, sealed. Reasonably priced. ______Storage ^ 20 set, dark green, $95; Universal room modified Cape with breeze 80x150 with trees; Near bus line: MI 3-5159 AimoiiiieeniMita Ml 8-6516. REMODELING bathrooms, addi PACKAGE STORE for sale In the housework. Call before 9:15 or garage, large lot, 30 seconds from dais. Rxit y .rself oars, always PERSIAN KITTENS pedigreed, sil electric range with clock, $12. FOUR BURNER gag stove, excel TWO-FAMILY, AA zone, corner way and attached garage, buill-ln ■THREE B ZONE lots with ^ tions, recreation rooms, porches, MANCHES’TER Moving and ^tru5i- heart of town. J. D. Realty, 470 after 4:45. JA 8-7730. Wilbur Cross Highwav. $100 range and oven, large well land LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — 6 room a g o ^ aelectlon. Look behind our ver, affectionate, housebroicen, Will deliver. Twin cylinder com lent condition, $25. 150 Cooper Hill monthly. MI 4-1205, AH 9-0336. lot. 135x165, separate heat and ELVA TYLER, Realtor water. Union St Manchester. PHILOO-BENDIX 16 lb. waah. 3Sc; office. Douglas Motors. 883 Main. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv all types of carpentry work and Ing Company. Local and long dis Main St.. MI 3-5129. cllehtele selected. MI 9-1231, scaped lot. The condition of this Garrison Colonial. 2-car garage dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- ice on all types of electrical wir painting. Call MI 9-4291. COMBINATION stenographer and pressor and motor for air supply, St. MI 3-0142. utilities, garage. Owner leaving with automatic dishwasher dis- $2,500 each. MI 9-6495. tance moving, packing and stor Vi h.p. $5; table saw h.p; motor FOUR ROOM first floor apartment, state. $16,900. MI 9-0336, MI home is like new. Priced $17,400. MT 9-4-169 MI 9-9901 cenUr. 6 M ^ e St., aeroas from WANTED — d ean used ears. Ws ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson age. Regular service throughout PPX operator. For appointment BE YOUR OWN BOSS call MI 3-4123. . with stand, like new $85, MI MARLOW’S 867 l|4ain, are closing redecorated, close to schools, 4-1205. Call. the R. F. Dimock Co., 'Ml First National Stors. Open 34 buy, trade down or trade any Electrical Co.. Manchester, MI New England States and Florida. Articles For Sale 8 5 9-,5245. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, BOLTON VICINITY 3 to 57 acres Roofing—Siding 16 8-7560. out all 1960 Phitco refrigerators, churches and stores. Adults pre utilities, an \ zone in Rockledga hours. thing. Douglaa Motors. 888 Main. 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 3-7376 Ml 3-6563. FIVE BEDROOMS, 10 room home or Johanna Evans, AH 9-5653. beautiful high land, 7 room house, recently redecorated exterior. with all utilities, an A zone on Restaurant in good location. Pres POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob wa.shera, dryers, ranges and TV ferred. Apply 72 School St. Priced for immediate sale. J D. RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and ent owner leaving state. Priced •sets. Rock bottom prices. $10 featuring 2 fireplaces, laundry, in 2 baths excellent condition, bam. Porter St. (145 feet front) pluB NEED A CAR and M d your credit AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Help wanted— Male 36 sen, Bolens, Toro and Arlens. Self- VI—BOLTON—New 6 room cape, Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132 Realty, 470 Alain St.. AO 3-5129. turned down? Short on down pay- ALL TYPES of wiring, new and old built-in roofs, gutter and conduc movlng, packing, storage. Low for quick sale. propelled, push or riding, 18 to 30 Boats and AccestMties 46 down will deliver. 2 .years to pay. tercom, wall to wall in 4 rooms, numerous others including a few Personals ____ 3 ceram ic, bath and lavatory, dish living rodm with paneled fireplace choic. Double A, T. J. Crockett, ment? Bankrupt?krupt? Repossesnon?Repossei work done reasonable. JA 9-6683. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. rate on long distance moves to B. inches. Ask (or demonstration and Business Locations VERNON—Young 6 room oversized J. REALTY THERE IS A future (fill of oppor USED BOATS in stock — Lyman AT MARLOW’S, 887 Main St. washer, stainless sink, disposall. wall, formal dining mom, custom GOOD VALUES Realtors at MI 3 1577 j ______Don’t give up! See Honest Doug- Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214;' Ray 48 states. MI 8-5187. tunities in Fuller Brush route be satisfied. Trade In your'old mik- for Rent 64 cape (one unfinished!, half acre VACUUM CLEANERS rep U M In 'P TAMKIR TREE removal — land Jackson MI 8-8826. ' MI 3-5129 ninabout, wheel and new cover, Greate.st Sealy sale ever. Enchant, 2-car attached garage, landscaped Gregg kitchen cabinets, rolled for las, get the lowdown on the low sales work. Retirement, hospital chine. Pahs and service. We mica, I 'j baths. 3 large bedrooms, Cooper Street—Real clean sin lot, assumable mortgage. Owner. my own home shop. Forty years est down and amallest payments cleared, firewood cut, Insured. MANCHES'” ER Package Delivery. $.325. Tomahawk, 12 foot, $125. ed Nights mattress now only LARGE S’TORE at 28 Birch St. acre, sepahate attractive building AO 9-9042. Wanted— Real Estate 77 t u t x y experience. AU makes, ization, advancement. Married, sharpen and repair moat all hand $39.95. . A taiy in 1956, a bargain in walkout basement, one acre gle. Nice lot, localerl just across anywhere. Not a small loan or Call Paul A. Ellison, MI 3-8742. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Light trucking and package deliv and power lawn mowers MI Winner, fiberglns, 14 foot runabout !pply Marlow’t, 867 Mata St. 2-car garage with overhead stor low rates, free estimates, tras painting. Carpentry. AlteraUona car. Call MI 9-0090. with steering wheel, $125. Mc 1960. Easy terms. age. MI 9-4196. No answer call MI wooded lot, fully laijdscaped, ame. the street from the West Side Play GAAfBOLA’n BUILT—8 bedroom IF YOU WISH personal serrica, finance company plan. Douglas ery. Refrigerators, washers and Help Wanted— Female 35 3-7958. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 fear Main St, Parking. lckup anand dellv»,ry. Mr Miller, LAWN MOWERS sharpened and and additions, filin g s . Workman stove moving epetlalty. Folding Brides’ Sport Spot, 109 Center St. . 3-0348. site drive., Selling for $16,80(1. Call ground. Vacant and the asking ranch, fully plastered, attached call Joseph A. Barth broker. ADI Motors. 333 Main St. FULL-TIME MOLD makers and Main St. NORGE REFRIGERATOR, auto the R. F. Dimock Co.. MI 9-.5245 price is only $13,900. Terrific value, SA 8 - ^ . repaired. Free pickup and de ship guaranteed, 299 Autunm St. chairs (or rent. Ml 9-0762. WOMEN WANTED for general fac machinists with job shop exper MI 9-8747. FOR OFFICE ■ or buaineaa use, garagis. full basement, aluminum 9-0320. 1055 FORD 8 station wagon, green. livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, MI 3-4860. HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or matic defroster, good running con Main St. near Center. 3 rooms, FIVE ROOM Cape on quiet street. or Barbara Woods, MT 9-7702, Columbus Street—Action needed storms. years old. Just like PERSONAL TO tory work. Apply Manchester ience. Phone Mr. Kirk. MI 3-5125. CAPE COD sailboat — beautiful dition, $30. MI 9-6572, All utilities. A home for young Jqhanna Evans. AIT 9-,5653. This is a 4-door wagon with Fordo, service parts and rental equip Modes, Pine Street. frozen, 30c doz. 246 Avery Street, H------ground floor, plenlty of parking. on this cape. All six roonhs finished. new. Reasonably priced. J. D. IF YOU HAVE property to sell, HOME OWNERS O N LY- matlc, radio, heater, clean, good ment. I, & M Equipment Co., COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, Painting— Papering 21 GREEN MANOR wants two exper Wapplng. MI 4-0604. molded mahogany, includes trail An 9-5229, 9-5. energetic people. Joseph A. Barth, l 'i % assumable mortgage. Really, AO 3-5129. may I serve as your agent? I will Inc. Aluminum sidlitg. asphalt, Vn—MANCHESTER—Near Keeney NO DEALERS tires w d has 44,100 miles, excel Bamford Road, Vernon. Bruno WOMEN—Part-time work any 8 ienced brushmen inside and out. er. 2 sets of sails, cover and 50 lb. Broker. MI 9-0320. Clyde Road—Six room with two give you courteous, efficient serv* Moske, Ml 3-0771; .If no answer asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, PAINTINO AND paperhanging. TOP SOIL-«ossibly the cleanest mooring anchor. Can be seen any Wearing Apparel— Furs 5,7 1200 SQUARE feet industrial floor Street School. Beautiful L shaped TOLLAND—70 foot ranch, lot 150x Ice that will merit your confidence. lent condition throughout. Asking evenings weekly, highest commis Apply for job at Parker St., Green SIX ROOM brick Capa Cod, m ranchp 2',,a X 20H, sizematic,” horizontal pairs, adjusts watches expertly. quick sale. J. D. Realty, AO- stove and oven, one acre wooded shower, full shed dormer. First We wdll estimate value-of you* steps—protect your doorways, vertible, power steering, power Offered 13-A modeling installations, repairs...... ~ Excellent starting salary. Exper with chest, household Items. MI property without obligation. We brakes, many extras, showroom Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ienced, for new car agency. disc grinder 18” diameter, 3 spin Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday 3-5129. lot, 2 fireplaces, near new Vernon floor has tiring room, dining room AllII work guaranteed 26 years ex- Fully covered by insurance. Call ienced preferred. Apply Carl dle drill 94x16. Very reasonable. thru Saturday, Thursday eve 3-1490. STORE OR office, comer Spruce Elementary School. Selling for 'I'WO FAMILIES also buy property for c£.::h. condition. Will take trade. Call MI HAROLD tc SONS, Rubbish remov Reimer, 'Tots n' Teens, Inc., 956 Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland St., and Eldridge, MI 9-2360. good sized kitchen and den (or 4th ALUMINUM STORM lerlence. 24-hour service. Call Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. Manchester, Steady job. MI 9-5762. nings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. $12,600—SIX room cape, full base $17,900. R. F. Dimock Co.. Ml 44-46 Pearl Street—in the heart Member Multiple Listing. 3-6922 after 5 p.m. al, cellars and attics cleaned. B5art VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. Main St. of town. 6 and 6 duplex. One va bedroom). Practical cellar, w'alk- AND SCREEN WINDOWS ment, combination windows and 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, out door, 2 full sized windows Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, Rooms Without Board 59 doors, amesite drive, shade trees, Johanna Evans, AH 9-5853. cancy. Offers wanted. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor $11.50— Reg. 822 SO OLDSMOBILE 1955, Starflre 98 Hoar. MI 9-4084. WANTED—Waitresses. Apply In Roustes for Rent 65 laundry conneclions. hot water convertible, black, red Interior, decorating, ceilings, floors, paper Garden— Farm— Dairy 30 days or''- "lancy. Marion E. Over on Oakland St. — a 4 and BRAE-BURN REALTY Lifetime Guarantee Radio-TV Repair hanging. Clean workmanship. Free person, Howard Johnson’s, Tol Products 50 ATTRACrriVELY furnished rooms, Robertson, Broker, AO 3-595S. WEST SIDE—6 room Colonial Gar 3 and the owners are anxious and heat. Garage, Iy>t 70x125, trees, Only 18 to a customer whitewalls, continental. All elec TV SERVICE - Potterton’s all land Tpke.. Manchester. complete light housekeeping fa FOR LEASE or sale—7 room house shrubs, hedge. Mak# it yours ta tric and power equipment, good Services 18 estimates No job too small. JoHh with extra lot for parking. Ideal rison with extra large rooms, will assist with the financing if nec MI 3-6273 makes. Highest quality guaranteed Verfaille.’MI 3-2521. Open For Inspection TOAlAT(5ES—Easy,-Easy, picking. 5(lc cilities available. Central. Children MANCHESTER—6 room home plus extra large kitchen, two full baths, essary. time for school. condition. MI 8-0982. work and parts, over 47 years ex CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, accepted, limited. 14 Arch St. Mrs. location for professional man. ATI porch and garage, near schools, WAITRESS WANTED, 5 p,m.-l. peach basket. Bring; own containcr 3-7922. completely redecorated and • re Center Street- Business Zone 2. SELLING??? JALOUSIE WINDOWS perience. Farr for serrice since available all hours. Satisfaction Dorsey. stores, church and bus. Priced wired, two-car garage. 4'4% 1081. Phone MI 9-4537 for best a.m. Oak Grill MI 9-8094. 2 TILL 6 P.M. ers. Angel St,, Manchester. thfa 6 and 6 duplex offers a tat of W’alton W'. Grant Agenev We need listings. To get tha Jseat AND DOORS 1950 STUDEBAKER, standard guaranteed. Call MI 9-1316. Courses and Classes 27 BOLTON LAKE—Attractive 2 bed right at $11,800. 4 bedroom ranch mortgage can be as.sumed. Ask service cal! tn an experienced suc service. '—: TOMATOES-^Pick in your own con possibilities. Good cenlrol location. Realtor MI 3-1153 transmission, clean car, MT 9-6789. SINGLE ROOM, man preferreci. AO room house, furnished or unfur pills garage and large lot, full ing $15,900. St. James Parish. J. cessful firm of Realtors — mem Windows— From $16.95 ALL MAKES of TI, radio and AIRLINES TRAINING and place- tainers, 50c half bushel. 437i Clark price $15,900. Short way out— two D. Realty, Ml 3-5129. Lilac Street 4 and 4 and one side FLAT FINISH Holland window home electronic equipment ex ment for hostess or ground work. WOMAN COOK, evenings. Apply 9-0722. nished, beach, boating rights. is hesiitiful Here sgain the asking bers of Multiple Listing. Prompt Reg. 828.95 1956 FORD V-8 station wagon, Acadia Restaurant. MI 9-8127. 181 kuTUM N STREET St., Wapping, off Route 30. 5-room homes, $8,400 and $7,900. action, fair appraisals. Call on Wee shades made to measure. All pertly repaired with a 90-day Must be High School graduate. Goodchild Realty. AO 3-7925. SOUTH END —Six room duplex, price is only $15,20n, and with 10% 20,000 original mileage. Call MT metal Venetian blinds at a new PLEASANT ROOM gentleman, Beautiful semi-lakefront cottage, BOLTON LAKE — Cozy 4 room Smith, Bill Rood or Jack Crockett Doors $89.95— Reg, 879.95 9-8111, guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the Write Box 484A, East Orange, EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. PICKLING cucumbers-pick your FOUR ROOM single house, small $8,400, Many more home.s from excellent condition, modem bath down you can move in. ranch, wooded plot, beach, boat lov/ price. Keys made while you Manchester TV. Ml 9-1048. New Jersey. State age, address, own. 75c a basket, bring contain separate entrance, parking. AO at the T, J. Crockett Agency,'244 wait. Marlow’s. Good wages, hours 10-3 p.m. Mon 3-1616 or MI 9-29,51. room and garage in basement, $4,700 up., Call the ElIs5vorth Alit- rooms, heat. Priced for quick ing rights $9,200, Goodchild Real Main SI . AH 3-1577 OLDSMOBILE 1958, hardtop con phone. day through Saturday. Apply In ers. Paul Robotto, Birch Alountain $100 monthly. MI 9-6270. ten Agency, Realtors MI 3-6930, sale. j. D. Realty, 470 Mein St., OUR SLEEPER ty ATI 3-7926. PORCH ENCLOSURES vertible, good condition, 8400. No PHIICO — Recommended service Rd. MI 3-5129. Over on the comer of Hartford WEAVING of Bums, moth holes on radios, televisions. Also guar ELECTRONICS— ’’Learn by Do person. Charcoal Broiler, 650 E. FOR RENT—A large heated room, MI 9-5524. Like adding another room to your less. MI 3-8194. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Middle Tpke. 6 ROOM seperate entrance. Gentleman. 88 VERNON- Ranch 6 rooms, breeze Road and Spencer Street we are GERARD STREET — Genuine 4 anteed service on ' all other ing” at Connecticut’s oldest elec PICK TOMATOES-60C half bu.shel. MANCHESTER— FOUR bedroom Johnson to Visit home h: dbags renalred, zipper re E. Center St. way, garage. $1K monthly. Tre SOUTH WINDSOR—Custom built 3 fortunate to haVe listed s large bedroom home, beautiful large tat makes. See our special do-it-your tronics school. Day and evening Peppers. 60c half bushel. Egg mont Agency. TR 5-2349. bedroom ranch on Lawrence St., Colonial, tn good condition, steam eight room single in pretty good hill of hardy perennials and Auto Driving School 7 ^ placement, umbrellas repaired, self department teaturing dis classes start September 26. Enroll plants. Bring containers, 3.56 Hills- Hartford, Aug, 27 (/P)—Sen, Lism- men’s shirt >llars reversed and CLEAN ROOM in private home; off Avery with 4H% assumable heat, attractively landscaped lot, condition. Two-car garage. The slnrdy shade trees. Modem large BIG, BIG SAVINGS—UP TO EARLY’S DRIVING School—Class- count prices. Open evenings and now! N. E. Technical Institute of town Rd. kitchen privileges and parking, mortgage. J. D. Realty, 470 Main one-car garage. See this excep house is good and the land la bet don Johnson of Texas. Democratic replaced. Marlow’« Little Mend Saturdays. Satellite Electronic kitchen with pantry, formal dining 50TC room and road Instruction. Stand ing Shop. Connecticut,. Hartford, JA 6-3406. SEPTIC TANKS vicinity Center, near High School Suburban For Rent 66 St. MI 3-5129. tional value before .vou buy. ter. IjOts of frontage on a busy cor room, living room with fireplace. vice presidential candidate, will be PHONE NOW—Day, night or Sun Service, 185 School St. Manches SALT HAY. delivered anj-where in and shopping. AO 9-7361. $16,900. Phllbrick Agency, AH honored at a political luncheon ard and automatic, dual-control AND ner. Would he ideal for a buainesS Belfiore Agency. MI 3-6121. day and SAVE. If you are not ready cars. Day or evening appoint DICK’S WEA'THERS’TRIP Com ter. Call JA 8-1669 after 4:30. Bonds— Storks Mortgages 31 COLONIAL Connecticut in trailer or tnick- COLUMBIA LAKE—5 room house COUJNIAL-22 Bowers St. Ultl 9-8464. here Sept. 9. loads. Priced reasonable. Paley plus home where vnii depend ,on now. use our lay-away plan, no ments. Call Ml 9-8875. pany doors and windows, custom Completely redecorated, excellent location off Porter St., IS x CLEAn'^ w e l l furnished, ime available Sept.-June, Ideal for mate in easy living, 2 extra large traffic. For a prudeni hiiyer with EXCLUSIVE!—* room English Co Democratic State Chairman GONDER’S TV Sendee—Motorola ASK FRANK BURKE hoW to low PLUGGED SEWERS Bros,. Middletown, Diamond 7-1693 double, one single room, gentle school teacher or couple. Call AC bedrooms, living room, dining ROCKLEDGE —6','i room cape 2 John At. Batley made the an money needed. Easjest of terms, work guaranteed. Call collect WII- and Phllco ract.cry sendee. HI-FI, 24 living room, combination storm sash throughout, amealte some foresiglil. this could become lonial, one of the nicest parts of pay months later—12!35 a week. MOR’TLOCK’S MancheMr’a lead- llmantlc HA 8-1198. er monthly payments. A second men preferred. A 2-car garage. AO 8-9234, after 7 p.m, room, den, kitchen, aluminum sid full baths, built-in oven and mighty attractive. town, beautifully landscaped lot, nouncement today. He said Gov. tng driving school. ’Three skilled phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce mortgage consolidating debts costs drive, beautiful rear yard. 3-8958. ing and atorms. Owner ATI 9-5051 range, enclosed porch, one-car ga St. Ml 9-1486. Machine Cleaned Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B recreation room', dishwasher, dis Abraham Riblcoff will preside, and courteous instructors Class room only a penny a month (or each after 5 week days, any time week rage. There are many extras go AND posal, wall to wall . carpeting Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, the six Septie 'Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer ONE ROOM, light housekeeping Summer Homes for Rent 67 ing with this hou.se that makes BUT CALL US NOW— BE instructions for 16 l7 year olds. Building-Contracting 14 RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make dollar you borrow. Connecticut SELLING FOR O NLY $13,900 GLADIOLI AT Betty’s Glad Patch, ends. as usual, we havs many new maid’s quarters. Appointment only Democratic congressmen and all Telephone-Mr. MorUock, IMrector Mortgage Exchange 15 Lewis St., Lines Installed—^U a r Wateiv apartment. furnished, for day for comfortable living. $23,900. CAUSE THESE BARGAINS cars amplifiers, phonographs and proofing Done. ^ - I 564 Bush Hill Rd. Dozen $1. MI ANDOVER LAKE - Waterfront, homes, multiple listings, lots. etr. Middle 30s. J. D. Realty, 470 Mata Democratic, state elected officials of Driver Education. MI 9-7898. Hartford. CH 6-8897. working male, $15 weekly, AO SIX ROOM single with garage. oH Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8484. St., MI 3-5129. will attend. WONT LAST. ONLY OUR ALL ’TYPES of carpentry work changers. Over 47 years total ex 3-5994. 3-52,59 seven rooms, large screened For the best in real estate ser'dre perience. 90 days guarantee on all heat, large lot. Priced right. Cen PRESENT SUPPLY AT LARSON’S, Oonnectleut’a first II- done. Alterations, dormers, roof MORTGAGES—We are in a posi porch, ail modern conveniences, trally located. Apply after 6 p.m ANCIENT HOME by a burbling in this area, call on Bill Rond, Wes ings. porches, finish upstairs, base work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-4537. McK i n n e y b r o s . the R. F. DIM OCK CO. CHRYSANTHEMUMS — Many PLEASANT LARGE heated room, available August 13 through "sea Smith or Jsck Croekett sf the THESE TERRIFIC PRICES. cenaed driving school trained — tion to finance second mortgages beautiful plants to choose from, A.saume 4’^% mortgage. ATI brook, $9,900. New heating, new Certified and approved Is now of ments and garages, etc. Call Ml In any amounts. Terms to suit M l fu524S free parking, on bus line, 146 Cen son. ATI 9-0980 9-3285. plumbing, newly decorated, 9-5981. S«weroqe Disposal Co. reds, yellows, white, bronze and ter St. All 3-.5002, GROCKEn’ AGENCY, fering classroom and behind MOUTENSEN TV Specialized RCA ” our needs. J. D. Realty, 470 130-182 Pearl St.---MI 8-6808 pink. MI 3-7278. Fern Gardens, 179 new lawns. Five rooms down plus FIRST COME—FIRST wheel Instru.-tlon for teenagers. Main St., Ml 3-6129. COLUMBIA—Small waterfront cot SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, high ele 8 partly finished up. Call Frank Realtors W. F, DION Construction Company. television, service. Ml 9-4641. Fern St. FURNISHED room for gentlemen, tages available last week August. Open For Inspection SERVED MI 9-6075. Alterations, additions, garages, vation. built-in stove, dishwasher, Burke, CH 6-8897, to arrange in all conveniences near bus, park $45 and $50. September time also garage, large lot, $17,900. 4%% spection. MI 3-1577 SUNDAY 1 P.M. TILL DARK (ormlqa counters, roofing siding, ing. All 9-8102, open. MI 9-4929 AO 3-2593 PREPARE TOR driver’i test: Millinery Dressmaking 19 Bousehnld Goods 51 mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ages 16 to 60. Ortvlng and class pointing. Plans'drawn. Ml 3-0895. 56 ELWOOD ROAD—Colonial, large JOHN S. SPITKO, Mgrr. NICELY FURNISHED room in MI 9-5132. THREE BEDROOM RANCH room. Three Instructors. No wait BIDWELL HOME Improvement DRESSMAKING and alterations. RUTH GRZYB’S KEITH’S Wanted to Rent 68 living room, fireplace, formal din ing. Manchester Driving Aesds- Call MI 9-033.3 after 5:30, week- large private hom e.. spacious ing roojn-pahinet kitchen with $14,500 BEE HIVE HOME Co. Alterations, additions ga NEW AND USED closet, tile bath, parking. 316 IMPROVEMENT CO. my. I- 2-7249^______rages. Roofln,; an'■ siding experts. end.i any hour. EAST HARTFORD Brand New FTRST FLOOR apartment of at dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, VA baths, APPLIANCES -FURNITURE Spruce St. least 4 rooms with heat and ap SPECIAL landscaped lot 80x200. Marion. E. This propertj^ is in excellent con LONDON PARK Serving Connecticut Home Owners Aiuminum^Iapboards a specialty. -GaraRe— Service— StoraKC 10 Unexcellea workmanship. Easy AUGUST SALE pliances by- young responsible cou Robertson, Broker, AH 3-5953. dition, AIT rooms are good size, more than 36 years DAY NUhSERY CAPE CODS and RANCHES ple with infant. Write Box V, 6 room cape, full shed dormer fireplace, screened porch, oH hot H€BRON PHONE Ml 9-8014 budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR Apartments— Flats— EIGHT ROOM home—Good condi STORAGE SPACE .for furniture or S-9109. Read Herald Advs. 158 Silver I-nne, Rost Hartford Take advaliTagc of our liberal Herald. basement garage, city water and water heat, attached garage. Own merchandise nowLsvallaUe at trade allowance when you need new Tenements 63 sewerage, $12,490. tion with 3-car garage that needs ers moving to California. Immedi some repair on a nice tat in nice ONLY $500 DOWN! 52 Pearl St. MI 9-5700. Age 2—Over furniture or appliances. We are FOUR ROOM apartment, bath, hot business Property for Sale 70 ate occupancy, ' headquarters for Frigidaire. wring Call section, $14,900. Excellent financ 8;.30 A.M. to 6:.30 P.M. water, heat. Apply Marlow's, 887 ing. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., MI ELVA TYLER. Realtor Invitation to Bid er washers and vacuum cleaners. Main St. HAVE SEVERAL-Pleces of ex Cape Cods Ranches Your furniture is worth money to cellent Investment property J D. ROCKVII^LE REALTY 3-6129, Invitation to Bid <’onvenlent to Pratt and Sealed bids will he received at ward the purchase of new— FOUR ROOM apartments, includ Realty, 470 Main St., AH 8-5129. iTR 5-1351 MI 9-14469 Ml 9-5051 Sealed bids will be received at the Office of the General Manager, y H’hitney or Hartford BOLTON—First Lake. 6 room $11,500 $11,995 the Office of the General Manager, ing heat, hot water, gas for cook waterfront cottage,, partial cellar, INDIVIDUAL LARGE LOTS, FUTJ;^ BASEMENTS. FOR 41 Center .Street, Manchester, Con REFRIGERATORS ing. electric refrigerator and gas 41 Center Street, Manchester, Con necticut until .September 7, 1060, JA 8-1565— BU 9-6802 easily winterized, artesian well, MICA COUNTERS, TTLE BATHS, OIL HOT WATER HEAT,- 12,490 Choose from used Frigidaire, stove. Call AO 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. SIX ROOM split level, recreation necticut until September 2. 1960, propertyiperty In excellent condition. OAK FLOORS, WITH MANY OTHER CLTSTOM FEA-TURES at 2:00 P.M., for Vault Addition to Crosley or Cold Spot. All good size room, aluminum storms, nicely at 2:00 P.M. for One Pick-up Truck Town of Manchester Police Sta SUNNY—Three large rooms, heat ROUTE 83, VERNON Shown by appointment. MMarlon E. Only and guaranteed to run. landscaped, close to schools, Robertson, Broker, AU 3-66963. Invitation to Bid DIREOTIONS: I'rom Alancheater turn right on to Porter for use by the Water Department. tion. Priced from $39.95 and hot water, centrally located. Bid forms and specifications are church, shopping. Priced for quick Sealpfl hills witi' be received at SI., from East Center St., continue up Porter St. to Rt. 85, on Bid forms and specifications are Newly decorated. AO 9-1883. Eve sale, 4',4% mortgage mqy be as BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 bedroom the Office of the General Manager, Rt. 85 follow signs tp lyondon Park. available at the Controller’s Office, available at the Controller’s Office, • SEPTIC TANKS WASHERS nings AD 3-4793. Attractive commercial build 66 Center Street. Manchester, Con CLEANED and INSTALLED sumed. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., home in A-1 condition, 2 full baths, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Con SALES BY THE 66 Center Street. Manchester. Con One only used Speed Queen Wash MI 3-5129. basement beautifully finished In necticut, necticut. TWO ROOM completely furnished ing, glass wi^ig 60x40 show necticut until September 6, 1960, *390 er with self emptying pump. Good Redwood, rear porch, patio with at 10:00 A.M. for Painting of Mu- Town of Manchester, Con Town of Manchester, Con- apartment, private bath heat, hot U & R REALTY CO., Inc. • SEWERS Wringer. Lots of use still left in this room, closing iofftce and private 20 lAKEWOOD CIRCI.E, N orth - outside fireplace. Priced for quick nlripat Building. necticut necllcul MACHINE CLEANED DOWN PAYMENT machine. Now—$29.95. water. Apply Marlow's, 887 Main Very attractive 3 bedroom ranch AH 4-8198 ; AIODEL HOME MI 8-0869 Richard Martin, General St. offices, plus 20x40 work and sale, $17,800. Philbrick Agency, AH' Bid forms and specifications are Richard Maitln, General with 2-car garage. Large recrea 9-8464. R O. MURDOCK, Sales Manager— MI S-6473 Manager " Manager PLASTIC SOFA BEDS available al the Controller’s Office, • INSTALLATION SEtJOND FIXiOR, large 4 room storage area, 800 fool frontage, tion room with lavatory and stall 66 Center Street, Manchester, Con .Choice of 3 colors; red, green or shower, bar and fireplace, many COVENTRY I.AKE—Year ’round 8 SPECIALIST WESTLAND apartment. Electric refrigerator, large amesited parking area. necticut. brown. Comfortable sofa by day. a stove and heat included. Connec extras. Lovely view of water and room lakefront cottage, modem bed for 2 at night. Now—$98. Formerly used as Fitzgerald country club. Call MI S'<7647 for bath porch, large living room with Town of Manchester, Con tion for washer. Garage if desired. necticut Town and Country TERRACE Marion E. Robertson Broker, MI appointment. stone foreplace, one-car garage. RECLINING LOUNGE . Annex Automobile showroom. Philbrick Agency, AH 9-8464, Richsrd Marita, General VERNON 3-5953. Alanager CHAIRS Ideal for a restaurant, furni 189 GLENWOOD St.—6 room co Drainage Co. lonial, breezeway and garage, MANCHESTER - Colonial, 6 spa- ’These chairs match the sofa beds TWO ROOM apartment Including ture, automobiles, etc. Inquire MoneliMtEr described above. ’They are uphol heat hot water, gas for cooking, basement finished off, well land cious rooms, large living room M l 9-4143 Features: with fireplace, family size tile HILLTOP HOMES stered all over In brown, green or gas stove and electric refrigera on premises or call. scaped lot with mature trees. Notice is hereby given that red plastic and sale priced at tor. Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. Shown by appointment only. Phil kitchen porch^ one-car garage, hearihg will he held by the Public • Either Model Same Price brick Agency, MI 9-8464. large lot 86x260, $17,900. Phllbrick VERNON • Three Bedrooms • One Room $39.95. Utilities Commission at its office. iiiiii ROCKVILLE!—Centrally located, Agency, Ml J9-8464. Room ,56.5-A, Slate Office Build Finished’.Up In Cape • Built- room apartment, heat, hot water MANCHESTER—New 6 room Gar BOLTON Ins In Ranch • Full Basements EUREKA VACUUM CRESTLINE REALTY rison Colonial. 114 ceramic baths, EAST AUDDLB T P K E .-6 room ing, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, OPEN SUNDAY 1 P.M. 'HU. DARK and appliances Included. AO Connecticut, on FRIDAY. SEP Beautiful 8 room executive • Hatchways • Choice Of Deco CLEANERS 9-4824, TR 6-1166. fireplace, plastered walls, hot colonial, clean. Priced for quick r'V;. • ■ -1' • contemporary ranch designed This week only, these famous 1960 water heat, amealte drive, shade sale. J. D. Realty, AH 8-5120. TEMBER 16. 1960 at 10:00 a.m. SALT rating • Landscaping • City Rockville TR 5-6201 on Application B-8455 of Robert THESE HOMES FEATURE DISTINCTIVE, and b\iiU by U & R Construc Gas • City Water • 90’ x 150’ tank type cleaners are offered with VERY DESIRABLE location, trees. AH 3-4860. tion Co. les.s than one year ago, a $10 allowance for your old clean foom apartment, $65 monthly. AO FROM OWNER—6 room ranch, at Meek dba Meek Express, R. F. D. Lots • Ceramic Tile • Full No. 4, Coventry, Connecticut, for CUSTOM MULT STYUNG ON LARGE that features a sunken living Insulation. er regardless of condition. Enjoy 9-9173. Evenii^s and Sundays THREE b e d r o o m ranch, knotty tached garage, radiant heat, neW' ly redecorated, near schooia, common carrier authority to room with expo.scd beam cell one of the these outstanding clean TR 5-3866 • pine kitchen, full basement, at Price Beduced To WOODED LOTS. ing "marble fireplace, formal ers now for only $49.95 $69.95 or 5 ROOMS and sunporch, heat and tached garage, lame lot, 4'/4% buses. AH 9-4934. transport general commodities be 14 900 tween Manchester on thcr one hand , ! dining room that opens to a $89.96. hot water included, newly r«' mortgage. Owner AH 3-4052. 59 HOLL STREET—Large 10 room and points within a 25 mile radius large simdeck. The den is Location: decorated. Ready for occupancy. Original model starting at $20,900. Brand new model INLAID LINOLEUM Centrally located. $100 per month. FOUR BEDROOM colonial with ga single home, 5 bedrooms, new of East Hartford, and the Towns paneled with a stone fireplace G.E. furnace, economical' heat, ready for your inspection. From Manchester take Oakland Installed In your bath, hall or Can MI 9-6808, AO 9-5781. rage. large 13x26 living room with of Torrington and Wallingford, on Near new Junior High School, 1 block to bus and of its own. A large paneled Farm and Land tor Sale 71 good condition-throughout, large the other hand, and for removal M ANCHESTER ~ 89 HNLEY ST. family room with built-in bar. St, to Vernon Circle. ’Then take pantry. Up to 9 square yards $19.95. fireplace, kitchen-aid dishwasher, Route 83 toward Rockville for This low price includes labor and NICELY FURNISHED two room oil heat, automatic hot water, playroom over deluxe 2-car ga of present weight limitation' of SO shopping, attached breezeway and garage, immacu-s 0 1 B £ c m 0 N 8 : From Vertion Circle take lU. 80 to Versoa A kitchen that has all electric rage, nice yard. Conveniently lo about 2 miles and turn right at material. These are ends of rolls apartment, all utilities. Prefer BUILDERS fully Insulated throughout, full pounds per package from'appli Center, tu n left on to Center Bd. nt Congregational Choroh. conveniences, 3 large bedrooms, ence teachers. 272 Mata Sti cated. Can’t be beat for the price cant’s Certifleate C-1417 tn the Sen signs. 2 ',4 baths, 2-car ^ garage and the Westland Terrace signs. MODELS OPEN SUNDAY of Armstrong and other nationally combination windows, beautiful late condition. Shown by appointment only. Call known .makes. ATTENTION of $17,900. Vacant. Call today. transportation of general com FOR SALE 6
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as unmarked cars, civilian clothes, radar, heltoopters, and so forth, Bloodmobile Visits About Town Heard Along Main Street for the State Troopara. DR. BARNEY "The trouble,” aald one of the Announce Engagements Hospital Tuesday Mr. and Mrt. WUltam Morrlaon And on Some o f Manche»ter*» Side Streett^ Too Bleeker St. men, "la that wa’re WICHMAN and Mr. and Mra. Albert Heavl- not aneaky enough. What we have A Hartford woman whose moth aides left lait night for a vacaOon to do la dreaa up like policemen. Sidebars that too. The operation took an They’re the only ones ^teeding; er is about to undergo open heart CHIROPODIST- trip to Florida. •The ‘crowd at Tuesday night’s hour, and by the end of it, he had going through CkinnecUcut.’’ surgery has requested the Man hearing was unusually quiet, with rendered the statement into a chester Chapter of the American PODIATRIST hardly a cough or chair-scraping shish-kebab, one could say, of er Thy WiQ Be 'Done Drivers Warned aa General Manager Richard Mar ror and innuendo which he held Red Cross to obtain pledges of 10 tin refuted John Hutchinson’s crit up for all to see. For a minute there, we thought pints of blood to be credited to her OFFICE HOURS icism of town accounting prac One spectatbr said, "He's an Manchester had a Holy Side. In Two Crashes That’s what it sounded like over mother. AS USUAL tices. gry” the police radio. The aergeant in Ten pints have already been But there was some verbal by He was. Two men were given written structed Car 3 to take the Holy pledged by frineds of the woman In play, a whispered comment now Side Hartford. warnings arovmd auppertlme yes and then, and m'uted heckling. Ode to the Speedsters I Only he didn’t. Donors with any type blood may terday for following too close, the Most of it appeared to be in Mar or tin’s favor, and* one plan we heard What he said was, "Take the give. They should Identify them result of separate rear end col (Come to Green Road) w'hole East Side.’’ OUR SPECIALTY: about—a clapping campaign to get With the drive now on for speed selves at the Bloodmobile Tuesday lisions. the hearing moved to a larger to Indicate they are willing to ing Quoth the Raven credit donation to the woman. The tVllUam V. O’Hara, 54. of 19 space—never took place. Of which you no doubt are aware. There is a tiny black car, brand REPAIR OF Flower St, was warned after po One of the louder comments fol You have to be more careful woman will be a patient at St. lowed Director Alice Lamenr.o’s re new, that has been seen around Francis Heart Hospital In Roslyn, lice said his car struck the rear You have to use more care. N. Y. CRACKED of a car owned by John Demko, 52, mark that Hutchinson did only Tlien let me tell you of a road town. On one of its doors In neat of 136 Branford S t at E. Center what he thought was his duty a.a a Where you can have a ball. gold letters is the word "Never The Bloodmobile visit Tuesday F o i and Lenox Sts., at 5 o’clock. Director in asking his controversial Join the other speedsters on Green more." will be at Manchester Memorial CEILINGS questions about Martin’s account Hospital from 10:45 a.m. to 8:45 If beyond repair and danger The other • warning went to Road p.m. David M. Fraser, 18, of 33 Wads- ing procedures in a July 29 press It's haven for yotj ail! T .i,;c, ous we replace n1th Drywall at T^-orth St., as the result of a col statement. "He wa.s doing what he Pay no attention to any rules Overheard in the admitting of minimum cost. Prompt service. M lision with a car driven by John P. thought was nght," she said. Tiie others never do, fice of Manchester Memorial Hoa- The engagement, of Miss CTariceA The engagement of Miss Prls- "So does Castro,” somebody pitaJ: Marie Bisaillon of Hartford to i Fairfield, 48, of Reservoir Rd.. Yon ran 'drag' away to your hearts Robert Joseph Leger of Manches cUla Anne Prentice of Bolton to LOZIER DRYWALL Vernon, at 6:15, at Lenox and growled. content "Is that Mr. or Mrs. on that Robert Irving Miller of Manchester Police Arrests By Another comment that floated admission slip?" ter is announced by her parents, Durkin Sts. They’ll never bother you! Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Bisaillon, is announced by her parents. Mr. TEL. Ml f-4464 Unlike There were no injuries. way was: "They're whlte- Peel away at eighty per "It's Mr., but I haven’t torn him tlon teles w’ashing him till he’s blue in the apart yet.’’ 956 Asylum Ave., Hartford. Her and Mrs. Joseph Alexander Pren Walter A. Terlecki. 30, of 176 Beat'the other cars, fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. tice, Hebron Rd., Bolton. nesaee B fare." Be sure you miss the children Adams St., was arrested late yes rocketed Whether this referred to Hutchi I.ieo V. Pariseau, 359 Woodland Her fiance is the son of Mr. and 'The others have--so far! Didja Salute 7 St. terday afernoon and charged with LOVELY VAGATIOM short tlm Inqon or not. we don’t know, but No special hours on Green Road Mrs. Arthur Irving Miller, 3 Ste ateady g^( that Director's face was well-tan A woman, whose husband had Miss Bisaillon is a senior at phen St. non' support, on a warrant issued Personal Notices Speed any time of night or day. to catch an early mormlng busi Hartford Public High School, and by Willimantic police. NBC-TV ned from his vacation in Rhode Me I’m tired of running for cover Miss Prentice is a graduate of In Ita fow Island, and his smile was pleasant ness flight recently, discovered un is employed by the Hartford Na the Oxford School, West Hartford, The complaint was from Ter- I’m moving far away! suspected depths to her patriotism tional Bank and Trust Co. lecki’s wife who lives in Willi- had one i In Memoriam as usual, one spectator said. In and the Hartford Hospital School the very fact, the spectator said he never when a clock-radio alarm sounded Mr. Leger, a 1959 graduate of of Nur.sing. She ip on the delivery manlic. In lovlnr of Stewart Cord- Nature Study at (5:30 a.m. Howell Cheney Technical School, He, was released immediately, had the hi B*r who passod ftway 23. 1959 saw anybody eat crow with such s In the late.st handbook of the room staff at Hartford Hospital. to malnta pleasant smile. When the alarm triggered the is in the U.S. Navy and Is serving Mr. Miller is a graduate of Man but instjmeted to appear in Willi A precious nn^ from ii!>i In series for School Building Commit radio, she learned that the broad aboard the U.S.S. Essex stationed mantic court this morning. coast shtr A voice w« lov^ If stilled. However, all of the comment tees there is a chapter on the se chester High School, and is attend the South A place Is varant In otjr liv#**!, wasn't unkind to Hutchinson. cast day starts with "The Star out of Quonset Pt., R. I. He is ing the University of Connecticut, Which never can h r fink'd. lection of the site. Spangled Banner." in the Helicopter Anti-Submarine successful Some people said his composure After 'listing the needs of the Tire national anthem produced Squadron Nine, Lorinx Studio School • of Business, whpre he Is ways an i Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ccrdn^r was excellent under the elreuni- school building itself and the majoring In industrial administra Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tordner an effect that would have delight tion. t Mr. and Mrs. Howard^”nwar G»n«rnus stances. that he could have tried physical education areas, llie hand ed Pavlov of conditioned-reflex to smokescreen the hearing, had book mentions outdoor laboratory fame: Our friend immediately Martin Sticcesnor Sought No date has been set for the In Memoriam he wanted-to, or staged a show uses. wedding. ______Biii ian-Mos. Piy)to CALL . In lovinE nriFmor>’ ^f Kdwnrd Gado of contrition. What he did wa.s ad "Outdoor laboratory uses are jumped out of bed and stood at who away AuipiFl 27. 1969. attenion until awakened from her Orange, Aug. 27 <.'Pi —Officials mit his words were ill-chosen in frequently overlooked by planners trance by her husbands’s laughter. meet today to decide on schedul office said a' special election ap BILL TUNSKY Ymi arF not forE'^tlFn E dw ard dear, the July 29 statement. and later earnestl’/ wished for by P.S. He. caught the plane. ing a special election to fill a va parently is required by statui'v ahall you b**. lmagln!ative school administrators A-o lonE aa llff and memory laat. And some comment dwelt erit- cancy caused by the death of even though the i-egular election w« shall FFm^mbrn th^#. leslly on the surgical thorough ".Science instruction can be vast Overheard State Rep. Everett W. Martin. In is fewer;,'than three months away. Always rFmFmb4*rad ly Improved and the powers of ob Hartford, the secretary of state’s Martin
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"When a critic comments un professional Job at the town’’s ra the CopacMiana in Neiw York, Um favorably, he Should be prepared dio staUm WOPI, in 1937. He Thunderbird and Last Frontier 9a Ford Star Overnight, to recommend alternatives and served there two years as a disc Las Vegss, and was the firat should point out what portion of Jockey. Westertn-stjrle entertainer to play ©r- the show’s audienoe he feels the AccordiRg to his parents, Ernie the London Palladium where hki at comment comes from. We have was "sort of a natural musician." succeae has prompted a requeat tor Ice. Maintains Steady Glow always tried tp maintain whole At four, he knew many songs and hia return every year since. 1 § Teas’ Rig Hit I ______some entertalnmmt appealing to was much in demand at family every age. So, when a critic makes gatherings. A family favorite was Ernie has received the Motion 1 Picture Dally award as having the R f 1AME8 MoCAHON It wasn’t until Ernie Ford came an unfavorable statement be "The Old Rugged Orass,” a selec Unlike no many overnigrht-senM- should point out Just who he tion which he still sings today, best TV show of 1955-57 and was along with his own inimiUble style nominated for an "Emmy” award tlon television personalities, Ten of mountain humor and com field means — himself, my young audi His formal academic education nessee Ernie Ford's star sl^- in that same season. twang that this kind of television ence or the parents or older fans." ended , in June 1987 when he grad His recording of the song *Td rocketed to brilliance in a very entortainment became universally Toughest Critic uated from high school. However, aiort time but has maintained a Tons” in 1955 made history in the acceptable. Ernie is his toughest critic, for he was admitted to Virginia Inter record field. Within three weeks steady grlow ever since. Star o f the Despite the appearance of some In addition to his close observa mount Ooliege, a girl’s college, NBC-TV "The Ford Show,” now the record sold one million copies of the most formidable competi tion of the technical areas of the that took a few male students for and in nine weeks went over the in its fourth successful year, Ernie tion on the same time slot; for ex show, he goes to the real critics, a day course in music. Later, in two million mark.. To date "!• had one strike against him from ample, "The Untouchable." "Mark- his fans — the waitress, the cab 1939, he studied three times a Tons” has sold close to five mil the very beginning. Never before j^m," and formeriy "Playhouse driver and the people on the week at the Cincinnati Conserva lion o(^es. I had the htllbUIy star type been able 90," "The Ford Show” has con street. tory School of Music. That same Today, Ernie and his wife Uvs to maintain a successful coast-to- tinued to maintain excellent rat "I believe TV shows should be year, station WATL in Atlanta, in a large, two-story home la eoast show. True, certtUn areas of ings. Oa., hired Ford as an announcer- North Hollywood Just three min the South and West had some very more easy and informal, for on This success can be traced to TV you’re closer to your audience disc Jockey. In 1941, Station utes from NBC’s Burbank studios. successful hillbilly shows but al WORL in Knoxville, Tenn., en- Their two sons, Jeffrey Bucknew ways on a local basis. Ernie, himself. In general, the than you’ll ever get.” show has received critical raves TMs closeness to hla audience g;aged him and there Ernie stayed (10) and BHon (8) are frequent from all areas. On occasion, how comes natural to Ernie for his until the outbreak of World War visitors on EJmie’s-T V set and ap ever, a critic will comment un roots were deep in his home town. IJI. peared with him on one of his favorably on some portion of a Ernest Jennings Ford was bom Navigator to War Christmas shows. previous week's show, and havoc in Bristol, Tenn., on'F eb. 13, 1919. He enlisted in the Air dorps in takes place among the production Bristol la half in Virginia and January 1942, flew heavy bombers staff. half in Tennessee, with 9 t a t e as a navigator, and instructed for two years. It was at bombnrdier It is on these occasions that Street as the dividing line. He at trli^lr\ in I Inn < rs Ernie’s real showmanship comes to tended grammar and high school school in Victorville,: Calif., that he , the fore. in Bristol and obtained hla first met civilian secretary Betty. Hemlnger of San Bernardino, FLOWER ELECTRONICS Calif. On Sept. 18, 1942, she be I AOnnATAnirr came his wife. ■ L.HUvnH I vnlto Discharged from the service in FASHIONS Florida in . 19i(5, he returned to ! V.y 277 BROAD Bristol. However, without promise | of a Job, he and hia wife bought AMLIKOWSK! a 1941 car and headed for Cali- fom ia. \i \ i\ For Summer Fun ; He worked briefly iii the radio ,M! ■' ' ‘jr .s Station In San Bernardino auid Start With later as-an annotmeer In Reno, Ner. But the big turning point in STANEK'S his career came when he signed with station KXLA in Pasadena, Portable Radios, TV Calif., as a hillbilly disc Jockey and Royol Transistor Radios, Tape newsman. His first day at the sta- I tibn^he met Cliffie Stone, a vet ICE CREAM CO. Reeorders, Auto Radios. eran/ perfprmer and star of his own V Los 'Angeles TV show, MANUFACTURES I i \ ^i.l:\ii I "Hometown Jamboree.” E£^ became a soloist on tra^s show and in 1948 started Orfiielli*s recording for Capitol records. In JARVIS REALTY CO. quick succession, Ernie started nightclub appearances in 1950; BANQUET r e a l t o r s —INSURORS went on the ABC radio network RwsIdenWal Indsntrkil as a disc Jockey in 1952; starred Commercial on NBC-TV’s Summer show, "TTie SPUMOHI College of Musical Knowledge” in Onstena Servloe F or 1968; had his own radio show on O ter Sd Tears another network; started his own daytime, 6-a-we^ Mevision show lOHNLIEIINEY m B. Captor St.—a n S-411S on NBC; and premiered hie high rated Thursday evsning "Ford G. LEROY NORRIS Show” on NBC Isi 1956. TeoiiMMee Ernie Ford A s a o o A ’n ONEHOOR Ernie has played sueh eiubs as Insurance of All Kinds W RTINIZIINr SATURDAY Television PROGRAM B onds I Huur Biffif Cteaniua ahasjAaied onto a boat heading traota doom a maa accused of U.-M Wkt Uag for Hong Kong. tRepeod). murderiiw a womha. but tlads 944 NO. MAIN STREET At M E. Oeator 8t„ Maaehestor Disk Clark Shew t,IS himwlf defending the accused PHONE M l 9-fifiM Ohoroh Comers, East Hartford Gueata: Fabian, Uoyd Price. The a g a i^ the victim's two avenging U:M Alrtess raM*l Venturers, Jamie Horton. brothers, (Repeat). DstoeNva’s Dtorj n . w • :•• John Onather’a Hfgli Bead •. H Warld WMe sT 88. M T»1 MAIN STREET "Harvest of the Sea" (Part II) ‘/OjtrMan In The Medlterraaeaa". PHONE MI 9-SeM 2 Hour Shirt Service 1:M I Saanh Par ASraatara ' S A 16-week tuna hunt aboard a A light-footed tour led by David Kr. WlaarS M clipper manaed by a crew of 13. Brinkley, torough Egypt. Lebanon, At SW Middle Turnpike West Carloaa Canlral S The program opens with the first Greece Monaco. France. Algeria Naval BaSarra Haw , 2Z encounter of tuna off Panama, . . „ and Spain. (Repeat). Manchester Klas es !•:•• Gansmake ( l.’W M nem t Braathiar S but a eudden storm not only puts FOK 15 YCXkS Film *8 an end to the fishing but also marring James Araess, featuring A ll W ork Do m On Premis^ Sahool For Skippara 4S causes the loss of the bait. Ainanda Blake, Dennis Weaver 1:W Pre.41ama 8 S:N Waated—Dead Or AUve t NASSIFF ARMS CO. 1:4S Ob Dark Clrcla 28 Starring Steve McQueen. Bounty ' arrives la D ^ge 1:5S World ot Tomorraw t hunter Josh Randall sets his City deter^ned. to ret marri^. Baarball 8 sights on d monster — a two-ton Matt puts her under Kitty's wing. HAS REEN ’nra: r i g h t * "SPECIAL" Yamcees va. Cleveland elephant—and a Crooked trainer She meets and marries a rancher' t:M Gaacaa 4# who is usipg the beast to plunder who is threatened by another man PLACT.TO GO FOR Baaeball •. 88 villages and mines. (Repeat). who comes to town looking for The Man And The Ckailei^e ^ her. (Repent). EVERYTHINO YOU WANT Low Prices Red Sox V8 Chicago Dlrorcs Coart § Satarday Matinee M Fom Just Men 4# ‘■Brimalone", "Sea ofLost Ships'" George Nader stars in "Lure of IN Danger". Barton seeks men whose 86 Maa 53 S;M Highway Holidays 88 leiSe ^mbstope Territory 8 ON GOOOYEAJt TIRES S;SS Major Leagaa Baaehall 4t. 88 drive and love of danger closely approximate that of the seven Man Front laterp^f M SPORTING GOODS Mllwatukee at Ban Francisco U.S. Marshal 28 CALL 4:S8 Movie 18 U.S. astronauts chose for the Markham aa "3 On A Ticket” . Hugh Beau first moon flight. (Repeat). Leave It To Beaver 8, le, 88 „ Jabllee, U.8.A. S8 mont Msjs Phoae Ike Pastor 18 1015 MAIN ST.—MI 9-1541 4;8S Birt Barhor Show 8 , “Tire Trouble” . Beaver and Wally 11:88 Newe. Weather A Sparta 4:88 Oar Miss Brooks S are in trouble with their father, "HOUSE OF SPORTS” COOK'S > Papaya Theater ■ when they clutter up the garage ao badly that he has difficulty News A Weather *' *’ *8 8:88 Beat of Hapaloag CassMy S S ^ r t e y Night Nawe-Weather 88 bianohesteb g r e e n AU Star Oall 4S driving the car into It. (Repeat) Wraatllag m Baca of The Weak 18 8:88 Mr. Laeky 8 . . „ Late Show 88 An InvItatleBh— in O CCR1 Wrecker and Bcleaee FIrtlon Tkaatar 88 Starring John Vivyan with Jtooa 11:18 Oartala Tinea 88 Adveatare Serial 8# Martin A fared criminal lawyer Kind of Woman". Jane Ruth joeme See Oar Complete Line Of M l V*99VI Road Service B:U Adventnre 38 makes his maiden voyage on Mr, sell 8:88 CarteoB Playkeose IS Lucky's boat in an attempt to 11:18 u m Soaueer Otyn^le Oaaee la BUr Mao Shew 88 snmggle his young daui^ter out Baeso g Adveatare 18 ot the country. (Repeat). World’s Boat Marlas • Fall Fashions "The Thuqder Birds" The Dapoty 88 "Northern Pursuit." Brrol Plyan. • its Boy Bwera Hemy Fonda and Allen Ctmt co- IdAtR M Top Weatara star. "The Dark Reward." Mo- '■Langhlag Ana” . Margaret Lock- Tales sf Ike West " " ' for a For Small Fry • :M News. Weaflier fk Sparta Isa In U :U Featare POas 8 ' Brafcaa Arrow . . ------— ------'a for a "Stand In". LooNe Howard, Jeaa Tales af the Tiktags cash reward. (Repeat). BlondeU. SInea: laftHita’ to Stoe M lataraatisaal Spaadwap Lawraaco WaOc’s Daaahi| 18:88 Howe Pravaoa 88 Amerlraas At walk 1:88 News Memeata af Oanslart 8 • ill Baeere Popular muslcai hour featuring 1:88 Mows A Wealksr —MeaMot af 7:8« How To Merry A Lawrence Walk aud Ida Cham MeillatiaF | Oaaapy's Oataair' pagne Music Hakera la songa, Asncliw and, lastrwmantal aOlos. ------1------Mari Mod's ChUd” gtoe Geaardl. guest Champagne Q: Is N«4kl HeftI ,toimer oon- We Sell Maa Frooa latarpal 691 Mala S t^ M I 9-19M B a ^ M a r a .A t Bbw 18 ductor of the “KhtA Smith Show,” "The March Hare'*. Peggy Cum- married to 8iiifi;er Frances Wayne? BARRE GUILD S c a res fitatp leiAeU K, Raw HorlsaBa • iM Sava Ooa. WIB Travel 8 T;U NewereM Bi&ard Booeie. Peladia A . Yea. MONUMENTS 7:1* Parry Marre PETS! TMra b t Ren (MM Mtmmwil RmR yirten- Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED A P U P P IB 8 our check Pei^ MaMB flBdrMinT • ROHM 1W fMW jbw miU ebMihid theuNt self defending its aaader on a . homicide charge,. arfaea her lni»> A 1ROP10AL FISH fir dipeM lo«td PMi. OmimR it . . . -band notifieg police that aha has ATLANTIC HEATING OILS bitliMitoMfiBoii. run oft with another man. (Re peat). U T T Li & Mc Kin n e y SAPORm a .*---— gg L. T. WOOD CO. MEMORIAL COMPANY SUuTtng Lome Greens:; Parnell 15 WOODBRIDOE ST. w Roberta, Dan Blower and Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 MANCHESTER die Oeutor SL—TM. Ml S-1in Mlclmal Landon. "San Francisco M l 9-8095 Honday.** Ben Ckutwright la PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1960 PA G E T H R E E
US W. MIDDUB IXKB. SU M )A Y Television PROGRAM FLETCHER M ltc M i S-ISVS TUESDAY Televhion PROGRAM Mavla at t U lesson In discipline from the 5»F*ye Thoate* • wltbesa to a gangland slaying Tky M r rtetar* a ” 1 Shot Jeaaea Jonea” Preston Apaches. (Repeat). GLASS COMPANY This Onr FMth Daoeo Time W VairerAljr at aM dir t Foster Brakea Anaw 88 PLENTY OF PAMUNO ^rien ltn r* na Parade t iU New, a The Admiral aad Hwabbi Mew 88 blamaad. Frivol* This Week oa Sparta f :88 Daaals The Maoaaa 8 Yndar Carts s a Floyhense I t Hv* 88, 88 11m Okrletaphere a 8yd daffee Shaw Maverlok ACTO ______DaiTemMy nl Iba Rla 8:88 Barty Shew. 88 B u yin g David Janssen In "Boat ■Thle le The UTe a I v e Faleaa James Gamer stars in The ENCLOSURES—OlJka FCRNITURE TOPS—PITTSBURGH FAINT 1:88 Frayns , "Scotland Yard Dragnet"; Holaad ol Danger." DIamoiri investlgtitea ^ ^ n e k ELECTRONICS Prarer at Anaarleaa Maalcal Thcalev Resurrection of Joe November.’ I 18B Taws Oris* Culver. a narcotics smuggling ring. The Neelear Ara * a Caataan Oaralval Bighwar Patml BnaincM R ep art 8 88 ladaatrr Oa Tarade « TwIMht Theater , 88 The Blflensan , ELECTRONICS M g netarc 8:88 Ed______SalUvjvan Shaw 8 Waathier . .. Ftteada ' M Mystery Theater . 18 LABORATORIES Ohrictlaa Bdeaee at 5:M Maa WiUiaal A Gaa 3 •a rebroadcaat o f Japan’s famed 1:88 Padorriaadlag Onr World 8:88 OInin Oorge • 8:81 The-Oamedy Bpat 8. t t Pereapttea g Matty’s Faadar KBaalas Takarasuka Danes Theater, n s Breoklaat Ttnaa Brare Htalflea 88 WHh Art W m ora oe host Mamie LABORATORIES OhriaHaa Scleaea a 1:BuII Fight.” cStaiiper Journeys to all-^rl troupe will perform dances ■its Hap Blehaidn Tan Doran, Gale Robbins and Thle I* The Ufa Sa 8 :U 8:88 Qjriek Draw MeOraw « 277 BROAD t:4t Spain 'henera ha meela Pancho. whose settings range from base Oaptaia Haagaana Mg FIrtna M Tlridnla Field atar In "Meet the Seetal Secari^ la deMea a discouraged baby bull, and the ball to Okinawan, folklore. Other MANCHESTER * m Faotara FHaa ' 8:N Weattec. Newe and Fp«»*i 8 Girls." Three girls from small MlM Lana Date My r#at a little gtioet seta out to leach him segments of the show will feature »*P P ** _ towns come to the Mg city in 277 BROAD RelMoua eerlea. with Dr. Oeorga how to be bold and brave. (Re Oriental performers, including Rsoipa* HssBi d:88 : pursuit of fame, fortune— and Crolhere peat). other stories. flve-yharold singer-pianist Oinay Waatara Thia ti* husbands. (Repeat). TOa, la The daawar a mUMy Aftersssa Mevisa tt Tlu; ‘the Kim Sisters. Instrument isabbatwe Dooee Forty 88, 88 OhaUea Of SalrBliaB at MOTOR SALES •>8d Las say Taaai The Maverick Queen,” Barbara al and singing trio; and Ford and •t o u r OUDSMOBHJB DEALER” The U riag Ward (Color) — Kathryn aad Arthur W pVfNm N9 9OTYICV Stanwyck. Hines in a comedy skit with an 8 >U Oaatala Koai 8t«8 Nows S. 88. M urray, star. Guests: George 8 ItM Bewl Oasss M Oriental themd. ' __ 8i88 I Rarriad Ja Hawe A Weather Raft, Kim Banter and Alan — lM»S«y Y«t U;aa I ^ V w dad U r# a. S TV Reader's IBs eat «• Masts Oa lea 88. M 512 WEST CENTER STRKT Faeea 8:88 flpirts Camera Young. (Repeat). _ Rallslous terlaa, "Clrclaa •( Loyal- l:M Face The RatUa 3. « (Color). Presents "The Carnival,” M I S.1B11 O silT tt gg U r". Part IT. The laat la a aariM News Interview program; mth starring the Sklo-Iaeks. skaters 88. 1:88 Sintb Tolley Daye Donald May atari ia "Tha Causa.’' Ihera’a M 4oMbt abM t It. JT'?. two aacarpla. frem Stuart Novlna. moderator. Florence Rae Manuel Del Toro nnsia Fhll Silyere M ew Sam Colt, Jr., journeys to Mexico W hca jm t buy XV «r Km- rMkmal wortE in which the main The Lena Raager t and George Simpeon. singer Ttsa I Yidoa THtags Merle At Seraa to capture a ruthleas V.S. rene- ytm wMt dependable chanMara make a difficult moral "The Squire.” The Mashed Man Bobbin, comedian Bemle Lyman S4a* t t S S r - ‘■Old FUhloned Girt". Oletta Je de, who Is endangering U.S.- d ^alon and remain loyal to uses a clever ruse to bring bank and Ms Skating Blades. Johnny "Safety- Tested Flay T s a r ______Weather, Ineal News eexlean relational (Repeat) ewtkie te back n ap— thamaaivaa. robbers to luatice, but Is not Desmond Is host. (Repeat). Tae Athad Far ■ Hewn A Weather M. The Feadatam 18 the Mad yea get here. T l^ U rla r Weed a aware that they lake orders from Deeomher Bride 48 I I l«ra Lney Denglae Flaliheeha Thseltn M:88 DtagaasIa^llBkaawB „ , _ , the town's moat respected elttsen. Lawmaa 8, 88, SB n * Fite* Is Mgl .1:18 Denglae Bdwarda, Hews Starring Patrick O Neal. Chester Clayton Moor* stars. Soepc -f . 18 Used Cars" (Cohn-) Haws Morris with Phyllis Howman. 8 Bnatnaet I \ I. » I )I ■ ) ' \ I I A I I, \ l< I Bverymaa’s Fam ^ II I TV Theater 1:88 Fear Jntt Men 8 "The Curse of the Gypay." Deteo- s The Great While Traehway at With Ronald Reagan. program I The Clear ___ Inram le 88. 88 tlre Captain Max Ritter calls on Amarlaaaa At Waafc tt Film n supervisor. Ronald Reagan otars Osaoeatrotl** 88. 88 Starring John Smith aad Robert Dr. Coffee for assistanee in a ^ Plelara at i:M I3M Ssmmer Olymple Osmee In “ Father and Son Night.” A're- Highway Falrsl ■ Crawford Jr. In "Company Man." cose that tnvolres embesxlement, tired f i l t e r becomes a coward In M a y ’s Wanaae «B .. .. Ifaart M a. M FOB) g| A self-appointed eruaader for law homicide and hot-blooded gypalee. 11 lit U rlar Ward tt In Rome. Italy with Bud Palmer, tbs eyes of his son, when he re and order prepares to nse vtolanee M Sqoad tt. 88 S U N U F B nim ai MIhe Peppe. the Rev. Bob Rlch- fuses to fight a bully. (Repeat)__ I Lara. Of Ufa , 8. 88 to nm Jess Harper out of town be- Lae Marvin stare la "Jeopardy by llitt Tamara Three t. S arda. Gil Stratton. H. D. Thoreau T T M yslen Shew . 88. 88 Troth •rOaBsagMeosa 88. 88 ■ cause of hla post (Repeat). Fire." During hla search for an OF reporting, and Jim McKay, anchor (Color) Walter Slesak la host. TIm HaaMaa* O n L a McBRIDE'S ExperlmenUI eariee; 7amaa Hac- IR E N EW RESTAURANT 8 Sagorfeat I. 48, 88 arson auapect, Ballinger fans Into OAKADA andrew. hoat. man. A screen star whose two previous I Seareb For T aaastmw Starqlng Will Hutchloa In "Tine- a trap and Is handcuned to a pipe Meet The Press tt husbands met seemingly accident n O aM B* Top 18. 98 Thia (Tar Faith t Fiano^s 88 garoon.^’ Tom "SugarFoot"'Brew In a burning building. (Repeat). WIIMam Tell 8 al deaths—becomes the prints sus I « v a That Bob I. . M SPORT SPOT The llad Raeae t l ROUTE • aad 44—BOLTON I Tha ObMIm Ught 8 ster la brought before the Irascible T T Praaaata I 88 „ „ "Irliw ay HaHdar *# Carteea Playhesee 18 pect when her third husband Is Judge Ror/BeOn en a (dmrge ef "Tidal Wave.” Story of a helpl'ese IM CENTER ST. UDP1B 11 :U Nawa M Star Perfarmasee dl electrocuted In their home hi I Wy Uttia Margi* 8 DANCSNO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Abaot F ocm 8, 88. 88 .murder. (Repedt) woman who eacapM a Hawaiian n rS IT R A N O E Beader’e Digest 18 "Femme Fatale.” starring Janet 8:88 1888 Bummer (Mymple Ganaee 8 disaster last May. and a remark lt;M Amarleaa Laraad t 8:88 The Twentirth Caatsrk 8. 48 At H a » HIMy 81 Jtawa a Blair Karla Maline* 38 In Rome. Italy with Bud Palmer, able event in the realm of the B v iR n M k Sait c e k I Nawa Bavlaw at “ Liberation of Paris.’’ The story The Rebel 8. SB Finest In Food "Street Bandits” . F a n y Ed Mike Peppe. the Rev. Bob Rich superaaturol which accompanied OON 8TTl,T Rajay Toer Oardan tt of the Allied recMture of the Mavie At 8 18 wards ards. Oil Stratton, K. D. Tlioreau It. John Newland. hoat-dlrector. S s i v i c R U :U Hallywood’ a Baal a French capital. The program "FVench Key.” Albert Dakher. ltS8 d i NgHd Tarait 8.88 reporting, and Jim McKay, anchor I 1*4 Three U vee IS shows the downfall of both Paris Raw Comedy Shewcasa 88 man. I’ve Qst A Secret r 48 "African Manhunt”. 'Jtvron Alfred Hllehcark Preaeata I Luncheon and Dinner Menus Whs Da Tan TmriT 8 OHABUBS d. VAN DEUSEN Haally. Karan Booth and France under the weight of 8:88 Hawn IS 8:88 r.B. Marshal 18 18:88 DaNy’a Tarera 18 vrosoy riD#f9Mi p o o t s AmarToana At Work at Nasi armor in 1940. and the vic “ Across the Threshold.” co- OOORTAH. LOITNOE—NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT Fanaal at Tha Maay Laras e( Dab^ OHNe Walter Wlaehell m e 8 Dtotrict Bupei'Tleer lS;at We Ballara a torious re-entry Into Paris of the starring Barbara Baxley and FREE PARKING—AIR-CONDITIONED I AtWanse WMh HMy M jahnay Midalght 82 Bclaaae Flellan Theater M Free French under General George Grlxxard. A wouldrbe ac WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES I Fan arela A Starring Dwayne Hickman, n o lia Media 88 ©oYor ld4 E. Center M., Bfaneheeter Madera Sr.ianea Theater W Charles de Gaulle and Jacques tress tries to help her boy friend Qaeaa Far A B or 88. 88 Mennlnger la determined to teimh T.T. Shaw WHh Joaa Allyeea tt Le Clere In August. 1944. WaBer lure his own mother Into suicide OPEN SUNDAYS Nl S-tS4X 88 DoMe aome logle ao that ha ean Markham 88 File T tt Cronklle narrates. (Repeat). by Invoking the ghost of a dead IM r la OonrI 8, , 18 TM. MI P-46bi er M t-6Ml "Tenua and the Dead Kinr.” A * g«l«.Mag« *k*w 8. n find out "that'aove is a fallacy,’' 11:88 News, Weallwr aad Sparls M l prorocatlra tour of the world- Rdwia Newman Reparliag 88 man during a fake seance. (Re- bretta Tsoag Theals* M. 88 bgt her scheme backfires when 8. 8. tt f-B747 News Features. Filmed Teport of 88 famoua Baltimore Museum of Art 8 88 (8 Haase Fatty 8. 88 another girl appears la Doble’s Big Hews wtlh Denya Peter Myera. aes't the ancient Nubian monuments en ¥bs Alaskans . . I Tha Feapla’ a Obalaa 8 life. (Repeat). Nawa aad Weather dangered by the building of the 18 :N Lnoy la CoanMlIeal 8 U:18 Jack Faar Shaw 88 director of the muaeum cnntaln- "Lucy In Connecticut". Starring T.T. FUyhoate 82, 88 Inr the noted Wurtaburrer Collec Aswan Dam In Egypt, and an In- "The Lady From WHinetka." 1888 Sammar Olymple Games 8 tarvlew with Irving Ben Cooper. Lucille Ball and Deal Amax. In Rome, Italy, with Bud Palmer, TOURAINE PAINTS tion ()f Prlmltlre Art and -Dohn "Housewarming.” Jealou^ runs W. P. QUISH M 8tar Flayhenaa 88 ” Starring Joanne Dm and Jacques FOR EXPERT Collection (R). Lynn Poole, host- ' former Chief Judge of the (Jourt I n e Terdlet Is Tan* 8. 88 Bergerac. A wealthy woman finds Mike Peppe, the Rev. Bob Rich narrator. of Special Sessions In New Tork rampant when Lucy's Westport Frsni Then Haiti 1^ 88 romance and excliement—tinged ards. GII Stratton, H. D. Thoreau • BRUSHES l : l t Heme Ran Darby S City. neighbors suddenly lose Interest Oaueetieat Barfataad • with fear—on a Mediterranean Is reporting, and Jim McKay, 'Ar Front End AHgnmont Gardaar'a Almaa'ae n Sea Haal g In her. In favor of Ethel Merts. FUNERAL HOME Wha Da Tan T rn ttl n land. (Repeat). anchor man. Wklrlyblrda 28 (Repeat). I Banger Andy i Wyatt Kani Werld’a Bast Mavles S lAin ■ to-I 1— Air Farce Story at Loretta Toaag Show 22. 88 ★ MW nW I • WALLPAPERS Oallere Newa MBfereaea tt T.V. Playhouse 58 TtS MAIN STREET TEL. MI S-B»4« Oem^y FUylMn. M. 88 Hugh O'Brfen stars In "Tulturea. "Act of Tlolenco" Tan Heflin, 1:M Lassie 8 Open Ead IS Amerieaa Bandstand 8. 89. 58 Robert Ryan Guest: JTamea Lee Rankin. Sollcl- Starring Jon Provost. June Lock 18:98 What’s My UneT 8 Marshal Earp attempts to shield tor General of the D.S.. Inter Johnny Btacoata 8. 88 K erle 18 a former bank robber from two Feotare tt 48 -At Comploto Brokn • SANDERS. POLISHERS viewed by executive board mem hart and Hugh Reilly. Lassie ’’Alaska Highway". Richard Arlen bmint^l^nmtei^s. (Repeat) 11:88 Jock Paar Shaw tt shows strange hosllllty toward a Mike Wallace Interview 22 I Edge Of Night 8 It :45 Film 8 STEAMERS FOR RENT bers, American Law Student Utter of setter puppies being cared Ten-4 88 Servleo . Tluth Hatry, moderator. Adroatara Tima HI. 88 Film 53 "(Change of Heart” . John Carroll- for by Timmy, who. piqued by Alfred Hitchcock. Presents 48 I Feotara Film 8 8 1:15 Yesterday’s Newsreels- S 11:88 Bnndav News Special 8 8:88 Tlghtrape 8. 48 18:58 News and Weather Pro Basketball at her unusual attitude, trundles ROBERT J. "B raill” . Tito Onlnar, TIrgInIa Starring Mike Connors. An under 1:88 Newa—Moments of Comfort 8 — S E E ^ them off to the north pasture of News 88 INCORPORATED Bruce Paal’s Paint and 1:M Raseball 3 News aad Wealker 8 cover police agent Consorts with News 98 Hed Sox vs Kansas Oty the family farm where they are First Skew HI a killer In on attem rt. to . cir 1:38 News and Weather—^Moment ef endangered bv a working hay Snndav Night Beparter 82 "Scandal Inc". Robert Hutton Meditation 8 Catholic Hoar 22. St mower. (Repeat) News, Weather and Sports 88 REAL cumvent the murder of the only CLARKE MOTOR SALES Wallnaoar Sunply "What Is The Church?” Speaker San Fraaclseo Beal 8 11:15 1908 Snmmer Olymple Games 8 SOI BROAD ST. la Frank Sheed. publisher, author Overlaad Trail 22. 34 In Rome. Italy, with Bud Palmer, SMITH I98TATE • -INSURANSMITHS SINCE ltl4” • ENBURANOE M I 9-2012 64.5 Main St.— MI 9-0300 and Catholic lav theologian. Starring William Bendix In “ First Mike Penne. the Rev. Bob Rich Chamns n' Chanengera 1* Stage to Denver.” Kelly and Flip ards. GII Stratton. H. D. Thoreau 9«S MAIN STREET, GROUND FLOOR—MI 9-8M1 MANCHESTER Bash Coantry tt race against a European stage reporting, and Jim McKay, anchor W EDNESDAY refeDfoion PROGRAM 1 :tt Red Barber Show g coach -----driven by Calamity man. 1:45 Raseball tt Jane — In a contest to establish World’s Rest Movies 8 Happy tt, 38 Our SPEEDY Specialty Detroit at New Tork franchise rights to Denver. (Re "The Fallen Sparrow.” John Fapeye Theatar 8 Yesterday’s Newsreel 3 I This Oer FWth First Show tt Ronnie Bums and Tyonne Lime peat). Garfield, Maureen O'Hara. ' Prayer "Pride of Maryland". Peggy star. Chris has a minor auto acci 1:55 Baseball / g Movie At 1 18 Late Show 98 I Agriealtnre On Ferade YOUR YARN SHOP TRULY DELICIOUS Yankees vs. Detroit "Rhythm Hits The Ice” " I Dream of Jeannle.” Roy Mid Stewart dent while he Is chairman of Safe 2;N News Make A Difference Where Yon Save! I Today 88. 38 Daaee Time 88 Driving Week In Palm Springs In (One Block Ennt of Mniw 22. 3t Von Asked For It 44 dleton. IT DOES Dalrersity at ths Air - Admiral aad Swabby Shew M ’ ‘Accidentally Tours.” 2:15 Gn Deck Cfrole 22. 3t Cn-stors John Lupton and MIc)uieI Movie 3 1:88 Prayer 2:25 Baseball 22, 3t Ansara In "Bad Boy.” A young 8:88 Cartooa Flayhoaso 18 Bawolloa Eye 8. tt, 58 Between Oak and Bireh) "Crash of Silence” . Terrence 7:85 Town Orier Early Show 98 Starring Anthony Elsley and Bob CHICKEN Pittsburgh at St. Leula * white lad fakes the first steps to Morgan. Jack Hawkins. Newe S:St Oral Roberta n ward a Ufa of crime, and gets a My triead FUcha 68 Conra-l In "K im Quixote.” A hunt Newa t Weather 8:U Clntch Cargo 8 for A mystery man who has The world'e ''Aaeet eattn’ chick 1:88 Neelear Aga Wild BUI Bickok 48 stabbed a con man to death and A rt Needlework Bnpplleg Bkeohfaet Ttane 8:88 Bat Mostersoa 8 en” with Incomparable taetc.. vS A V I N G S 3i% Hap Moharde escaped with a fortune. (Repeat) Gel Set Go 88 8:88 I ’ve Ool a Secret Oaptaiq Kaagoree 8:88 News, Weather aad Sports 8 Free InstmcUoM Feature Film With Garry Moore, host and em TAKE HOME SERVICE MONDAY Television PROGRAM U2i(/ Iv O A IV Sea Hast 48 cee: panelists Bill Cullen. Henry OmTMit Tapper 8:88 Sportseope, News A Wealker, 8 A S .‘■J ( > < I A T I (> N* Aiuinal Bamper Beam Morgan, Betsy Palmer. Bess First Show 82 8:88 Mystery Theater . , 18 Western Theater (taptela David Grief 18 Myerson and guests. Free Pnrking 8:30 Tfcis Onr Faltk Chaanel "Fateful Night" Ceirbrim Talent Scants 8 Clnbhouse tt VAArm M DivMead Alnsoaoe Tate t t 38 DECrS DRIVE-IN 8:55 Prayer 38 Dance Time 34 With Sam Levenson os host. Bate 8:86 l^neyLooney Tnae* ( Eacore 58 David McLean stars. Tate is hired 6:59 Agrlrnllare Oa Parade 30 Admiral Nwabby Show 48 Guests: Carol Channing, Myma BaNeg88T88’8 fis ta f nitawciat iKtntgTi*l 8:15 OnpMln t i t f Newa 8, tt. 58 by four homesteaders to obtain 4«3 CENTER ST.—MI S-2«60 1:00 Today 38. iO 5:38 Early Show 88 Loy and Guy Lombanlo. Lionel 8:88 I Morrle—orrled Joaa 8:55 Albert Barke Beporta 88 cattle due them as wages for a SO COTTAGE ST.—BO »-M M ITnlverslly at the dir 8 "Thin Ice" Sonja Henie. Shepherd. Guest performers; De- f o o t t Foeas S ^rts 48 yeiear’s work In "The Gunflghter.” 1:28 Prayer 8 Cartooa Playhnnse It lores Perry, singer. "The Mime 1:88 After Diaaer Movie 8 Ha 1:25 Town O ler 8 18:88 December Brida "E ve of St. Mark", Anne Baxter, ■lamess Racing 18 Tnlllsht Theater 48 and Me.” Lionel Shepherd and Deagb Be 811 tt. 18:88 Circle Theater 8 News 8 Captain Gallant U Syres Equen provide the action _ Sasia ■ TIncent Price Weather 22 5:55 Jnngle Jim 44 hotgoB Slade 8 "Security Risk." Drama based on FOR ECONOMICAL. 1:98 Perception 8 to the accconpaniment of guitarist M :l8 Tide* Tillage 88 lovlo At Sevea 18 the precautionary measures taken Clntch Cargo 8 Charles Morley also Boboy Tin- Star Ferfarmaaee 8 a by .the Countei^intelllgence Corps Breakfast Tims 8 8:88 Three Mnsketeera 53 ton and his 12 piece orchestra. :>” LltUa Big Horn” . John Ireland 8:88 Hap Richards 8 Play Tear Haaeb 88. 88 Weather. Local Newe tt of the XJ,S. Army before per PROMPT, EXPERT Woody Woodpecker 8 Peter Ounn 28. 38 Don WILLIS Garage „ Ten Asked Fer M 8 mitting anyone to participate In its n .O O O F F 0:15 Captain Kangaraa 8 8:85 Weather . Newa d Sports 8 3:38 The Spike Joaes Show 8 81:88 I Love Lnm 8. tt News aitt Weather 88. 48 8:88 Fealore Film 8 SPBCnAUBTS IN TT Mail Order 88 secret projects. Douglas Edwards Topper 8 The Californians 44 New musical comedy revue, starr Priee le Bight tt. 88 is host-narrator. (Repeat) 8:88 Sportseope 8 ing Spike Jones and songstress WHEEL ALIGNMENT m M (Otlor) 1:18 FUm 88 ON Romper Room 22 Sapermna 18 Doaglae Bdwarda, News t t This Is Tour Ufs tt. N Service Helen Grayco. and featuring B R A K E 8 E B Y IO B ____ Snmmer Flaybenee S Ralph Edwards Is host. Film di Western Theater 98 Clabhaase 28 comedians Joyce Jameson, Len 11:88 Clear Harisen 8 News 88 Almanac 48 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 1:88 %>ekoBlBg 48 rector Mervyn LeRoy is tonight's On AR Mokes of Modern Digest ^ . 58 Weinrib and Bill Dana. OsaeeatratlaB 88, 88 subject. (Repeat) 8:85 Looney Tanes - 48 8:45 News 8. 82. 58 TT Theater 12. 88 M lte*eJi B-4581— 18 M A J N ST.. M A N O H R S T B R Highway FatrsI 8 "Tongues of Angela," atarring STEREO LP.V 8:15 Captain Kangaraa 48 Jamea MacArthur, Margairt Wedaesday ght ‘ ' Fights 8, I t 8:88 I Married Jaoa 8 News and Weather • s Adventnrrs in Paradise 8, 48, 88 Academy Flayhenaa t t Carl (Bobo) 01aon,_ ex-in|ddle- TV, Rodio and Phonos 8:15 Sports 48 18:88 Plana Peps I f FBm 88 O’Brien, Leon Amea and Franela Fseas 88 Sports Camera 88 Farmer. Drama coneema the welght champion, va. b ra g Jones, 18:88 December Bride 48 New Comedy Showcase 8 18:88 Lara Of Ufa 8, 88 light heavyweight KVrrand con 1:88 Rongh Blders 8 . . TmBi ar Oaaeaqneneat tt. 88 conflict experienced by n young- Phone Ml f.4S37 ( Oonrh Be Ml 88. M Margaret O Brlen stars In "Mag Bter with a apeech hnpedlmeiiL test, at Chicago Stadium. THC Snsle 8 Weal Poial 8 gie." The story concerns a young „ Beetlaae Ona 8, 88 (Repeat) Waaled; Dead *r Alive: t t 18 iM Video Village 48 Movie At 1 18 girl of sweet sixteen with an 18:88 Beareh far T amaimw 8 "3 Desperate Men". Preston Foa- SHERWIN-WILUAM^ It Oanld Ba Tan tt. 88 Wngaa Train tt. 88 18:88 People Are Fanay 18 Star Parfsrmaace 8 Imagination that creates havoc In Ward Bond and Robert Hortoa ee- Play Tone Hnaeh 88. 88 ter her community. (Color)-'. Art LInkletter ie host. On tonight’tonic Potterfron's Weather. LaeOI News 81 Leva That Bab 88 Btar in "The Alexander Portloon program. Miss Texas and Mia MUSIC SHOP Tan Asked Far It „ 8 Prelect 28 22. 88 8. tt. Story." With gueot Peter Lorre. IM. Center St.— Oor. Chnreh St. lilt# I Lavs Lney ^ 8, 48 News si the Ranr nM Waotbnr 88 ’'Life In the Thirties.’’ A docu I INTERIOR PAINTS EXTERIOR U:W Tbe OaMlar LigM S Alaoka compete hi a character News aad Wealkag ' 48 8 A brutal oroheologiat heMa Fltat judgment eontest; a couple at The Price Is MghI 88 18 mentary program on America In i l i f t My UtHa Margta (Color) Ths People’s Cholen 88 the 1930a. The program is com Olp" I PICTURE FRAMES—ARTIST IATERIALS McCullough oapave as he tempts to keep a party on the 1613 Main St.— MI 9-26S6 Sammer Flaybenaa 8 1:15 Film 88 prised of film clips of the Ume, WALLPAPER, Eti, S aeorchee for on neouraed buried phone for three minutes and a 11:18 ConeealratioB 88, 88 Donglaa Edwards d The News 48 narration by Alexander Scourby Ml MAIN ST. TEL. MI S-MM Marie.MaNnee 88 treoaure. (Repeat) conteatant tries la gueas the coiv News _ 80 "One Myntertona M gb T . Cbeater reel temperature of a European Clear Harlsaa 9 and a score, utlllxlng music of the 8:88a ao f Highway Patrol 8 1:88 Charles ForraA Shaw 8 times, by Robert Russell Bennett. Morrle V. S. Marshal • city by looklnc at a photograph. Aeademr Playhopsa 48 Starring Charles Farrell In "P ri (Repeat). 1:88 Ae Tbe WarM TnMM S, tt 8:18 Man Into Snoea t t (Repeal), Tim Anttin A. Film 88 vate War." On learning that his 18:88 Star Spotlight M Wba Da Tan T M atf 8 Starring Wlulun Lnndigaa. Brtl- IMa* S p o O M I I 18:88 lerrr OI Ufe 8. 18 old Navy boas plans to visit the TY Shsw with Joaa Allyaan 8 Nows 88 lab apace axjperto. anxious to Nat far Blra Tenth or Ganseqnanasn 88. 88 ^ c q u e t Club, (Jharlle Farrell en- Ted Mack and tha Original Anso- ‘rbe Cbrialsabsra 88 ' catch UP in the space race, dto< Traekdawa CHAMBERS ea Baallest Onn 8. 18 llsls the help of his Ingenious tenr Ronr 8. 88. 51 186 AI Hama WHb HMy » regard Ool. Hcftauley’e advice M :W Sparta Caraar 18:88 Search For Tonsnrsow 8 nephew In planning revenge 11:88 News. WeaMier and Snarls PROTEOIION SUNGLASSES m FnH Clrete 8 ngalnat nee ef on Amerieoa-bnilt llr if Haw*. Waalhar aad Hparta M e r t o g ... It Oonid Be Von 81. 88 against the man who mode life 1 ■ m Qnean Far n B ar 88. 88 •iM{tne_en tbe seeoeid stage af 8. 8. tt l/ova fhal BobI 8. 88. 88 nilaerable for him daring the war. Big News ' 88 their Yaga rocketabtp, wHk dia- Nawa A Weatbar 88 lt :U The Gnldiag U sM 8 (Repeat). News and Weather it W ITH ORikyUND aiM FOLIEOIED F IR S T Q U A LIT Y LENSES aatroua reaulta. Bto News „ 88 1:88 My Little Margra 8 Rlvgrboal 88. 88 11:18 Jack Paar Shsw at ^ Fries Is B M (Cato*) M. 88 11 :M 1M8 Smmmar Oiymale Games I AbanI Faces 8, 48. 88 Color—Darren McOavin stars In 1888 Snmmer Olymple Oaosas 8 1 «B LAXEST IN THAMES—THE BEST IN WOEKMANSaar "a: S M ventore* • t tL * Netoen Warn- In Rome, Italy, artth Bud Falmer, At Hame With KIMy tt •■‘Payment In Full." With guest In Rome, Italy., with Bud Polm- frit The miHanatre 8 Mika P ep n ^ the Rev. Bob Rich Lamg Diatnnee Marie Mallass It stars Barbara Bel Geddea. Aldo er Mike P ep i^ the R e^ Bob TanngDr. Melene ' ^ v e Goofs OH". A aeries tt ard*. Gil Btrptten, H. D. Thoreau "Duke of Chicago". Tom Brown. Ray, Louis Hayward, William Richards. GII Stratton. H. D. - M B. CENTE R ST. 5. 58 embturassing occurreneea fer reporting, and Jbn McKay, 17 OAK ST. 1:88 As The World 'Tarna 8. 48 Bisnon and Nancy Oates. A Thoreau reporting and Jim Me- MANCHESTER David Neleon when he attompta anchor man. Who Do Yon TrnstT 8 brawny simpleton betrays hla Kay anchor man. ECONOMY OPTICAL to make a favoraMe impremHm Jack Paar Shaw 98 I TRAllMR VAN aRRVMM | Newa • 22 benefactor to a dealh.deallng World’s Best Movlos S M I s ^ w n Frem Those Baals hi, at on the senior partner tt law TTarid’s Bart Marlas I Phene Ml 3^247 This Is'Thr Answer 58 posse In order tO lavish the re- "Gentlemen from West Fobit.” Oanneattant Hendelend 8 firm where he works as a elwk. '^Bllsabeth The Queen." Brrol 1:85 AI Home With Kilty tt ward money on a'woman with a George Montgomery. , „ 71W Do Yon Tm atl 88 (Repeat) Star* Oaaie and Barriet Flynn. Belle Dnria. 80S E. MIDDLE TPKK. 8:88 Fall Circle 8 bad reputation. (Repeat). Featnro 48 ' 88 8i88 Bancegr Andr 8 Nelson and sons Rick and Dartd. , Featore 48 neea For a Day 22, 88 Cheyenne 8. 48. 53 It :!M Jack Paar Show St T Comedy Flayhenaa It. 88 L-Spy IS 11:88 Jack Itaar Shaw tt M I g - « m or H t fA O H T -1 4 M ay In Conrt 8. 18, 58 Clint Walker stars In "The Trap.” ^erlean Itandetand L tt. 88 8:88 Tke'^IUtoanlra S 11:45 Movie 8 Marie U 11:48 raatare 1 8:88 Hnnar Party 8. 48. 8:88 The Texan 9 "Models Inc." Howard Duff, COlURN ft MIDDLEIROOK. he. With Marvin inner. "The Kntlf •"Xho Browning Teralon", Mlchoal Loretta Yonnr Theotar 22. 98 1:88 Father Knows Best 8 1:88 News and Moments of Camferl 8 ertne Boland Story,” A proud Redgrave, Jean Kent Gale Slarm Show 8. 58 Tales af Wells Farga 82. 98 News 88 INVESTMENTS artatoemt tries to relive her post 12188 News A Weather 8 8:18 The Mllllaaalra I Boarboa Street Beal 8, 48, 53 1:88 News A Weather 8 through her heodetrong grand 1 :18 Headline*—Mamenta-tt Ostnlart 8 ALTERATIONS Yanag Dr. Malaaa 82. 38 ()aest for Adventnre J t MR. GEORGE P. JOHNS6n JR„ Mtwacer daughter. (R e i^ t ) How*s This For Moment of Medltalloa "Clipper Ship." Cbartee Blehford, Nawa 88 Beal The Clack 8. U FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL THANSAOnONS HANDLED Myatory Theater 18 1 :18 New* A Wealhc* — Mantent tt All Star Playhsnaa 48 Madllsitoa • 8:88 The Vrrdirl Is Vonrt 8. tt ON A L L e x c h a n g e s LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS From ’These Bools 22, 88 A Bargain? Coaaeellrnt Baadataod 8 •M MAIN STREET TEL. Ml S-UM . Who Do Vos TrasIT 58 FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS Your Hoffman Dealer RBBROADOA8T 4:88 Baager Andy 3 Y a w OM T V MANCHESTER ^ m ed y Playhanac 88, 88 ;HETBH'S d t m a vi s i o n s y s t e m Amrrleaa Baadaland 8. 48. .VI A CNManJCTB U NS o r PORTABUB TV, TIm prikcUc# tojr aome collcri ^ I V U Ob Any Oeneelto Movie 18 IS THE "X-RAV’' METHOD FOR RADIOS, PHONO-6TEBEO gtudnnta of hiring o|lwrg to wme' "Waterfront at Midnight". A PERFECT JOB! Ml Da V O L . L X X I X P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, I 960 THURSDAY Television PROGRAM Wag rifM SImw croft aad Dewey Martin. Drama , «:M n i l "City That NcTir Seiiia'’. ( concerns a blind woman upea •----- tHt nT r n m r tw . Youna whose ability to "see" haiiga Iba Daui nail M f ^ of a man accused of murder. M i N. Mala B tc-aa 9-sm ^ K (x m k t:M xSaay iM.'W n « Admiral A Swahky » •« M (Repeat). , _ „ Hole PlT«mtr Iki Air ' Carina PlaykiBM Bacaelor Father , , _ ELECTROUCS K arly Shiw John Forsythe stars m The Fish S P E C I A t ! "Air Mail." Pat O’Brlca ing Trip.'' Bentley tries t o de Bailaiii BenrI Bms1» aad Bli Fitoada velop a "father-eon relationship" LABORATORIES _ „ Wiilkir f:M Clateh Oarri between Kelly and himself. Knotty iPine PaaaHng 7:N AmiricaaX ic ib A WUta Haatcr Jeaaale Oarsoa Shew 8. 48 UKe Board Fee* Of I . ^ SrMkCMt TIai f:M Haeklcberry Hiaad ' Starring Jeannie Carson In "Jeao- • m ^ BickMMi CUe* Kid nle. the Heiress." The fiaaMiat 277 BROAD > :U Q v UIb E b w m <:M Wialhar, Meari A gyirla structure of a giant banking firm Oettace Grade, Botofei Edge •iM rwiMrv n^B M aahaaj is in jeopardy when Jeannie finds <:M Newi an old bankbook. Kite Dried WeatetB Ptee Washington Daac^r li My Bailani WresUiBic d-teS" WldWiA—ItKBdeBi Tw OwMi r n Shiw a a U jiB u 8:M Mftrkliain The congress nim WESBRlef My ^ ' LeactihK Sairliciye. Niwi aad Wcalhir A Jason Svers atari in *Tndde*t of ment drive w SHOP STMIEK’S I I I’m ^iSmbm NSwi n , a tha Wide Loop,** Pitcairn heads to another atl H I *'**L■•mcA t — u 8:88i SSport!------Farad* off a fight between two ranches for F m b i 7iMI TUi T Maa Dawma and brings two young lovera to- ate-House con; Jehaay MidaigM ther • OPEN 1:90 AJd. te 5 PAL TELEVISION Mevle Kla Uatoaohablea . S. d# tee to compn RADIOS s a ? " * " "Eecape la The Deaerf' Robert Stack stars In "Three over minimun phonographs W eather Thousand Suapecta. When a FRIDAY NIGHTS m X 8:M U :M TMm v n iac i Mewe prisoner la killed In jail for thrMt- tion. AUTO RADIOS Ste PcrlMMuei Faaiperl Te Daager 88 enlng to 'sing* to the police. SATDBOAY UNTIL NOON If prospects T ia r B n irb 7:U Film 88 Eliof Neaa prevails upon another ptoa d«pciidAblB ■errtoe ____ AikiA P i t II 7:M last Sammer Olympic Oamea 8 prisoner to. be an informer at appear hopeless, U:M I liiTi tm ey Law el the Flalaemaa M ^eat risk to hia life. (Repeat). era are expectc Thi Prieeji Bishl Michael Anaara.etan in “ Jeb’a The Fendalam IJ t \ I. \ I U' ► U I - .*v ' I I \ I ( I Daughter." Buckhart rewritea the Robert HerrMge Theater _ 1 quick wind-up II :M CiMur R i r ti i i law to Bare a girl from slarery. (L) "The Tell-Tale Heart.** Cana politics-ridden a OiaeealiaflM (Reimat) dian actor Michael Kane appears ELLINGTON BRANCH nchwsjr Pilnl Bat Maetereen 8 in one-man dramatisation of after the natioi TiAiy’i Wimaa Shatgaa Slada 88 Edgar Allan Poe*a classic atoin^ Weot Road—Route 8S tions. |U:M Live •( IJfi f l e n C aw ea 48, 88 Best ef Oroacho “w*® Before the afl f i 9u V a n i n n a tt ir CiMMB—eei Starring Dean FTedericka. "Tow- Repeats of “ Groucho Marx—Jou TeL TR S-6219 ■MlleM