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FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1962 4— 4. f ACS SrXTBEN I V Avorage Dafly NSt Pren Ron idlanrilfsstrr lEvraing For the Week BadeS The Weather Foreeeet et B. 8. Weatlhr I C’ Jaae 8*. 1M8 I state maintenance on July 9. 81 north a quarter o f a mile to the line. Bishop Rd. and the remainder Ht-i'v- ■ .. . Area Roads Go of Boston Hill Rd. In Coventry, Bread and. Milk St. end of state maintenance. 13,601 'Partly chMidy, little ohaage la About/Tow n from Rt. .44A to the Tolland town The state will maintain New London Rd. tn Hebron from RL temperature toalght aad Soaday. T o State Control llnb becomes part of Rt. 81; and Boston Rd. in Andover from the 85 to the Andover. town line will MMaber e< the AaOt toalght 66 to 85. High Simday -f..- Stonehouse and Bagleville Rds. Hebroh town line to Wales Rd., and pass to qtate maintenance. Hebron BiiTedia ef Oinalatloa aear M . Members oftheKiwanis Club of will assume maintenance, of Gilead Manchester will be g;uesta of the from Rt. 81 to the Mansfield town Boston Hill Rd. from Biahop to He MoMhe»ter—~A City o f Village Chahn The State Highway Department line are designated as State Route bron Rds., designating them as Rd., Martin Rd.. Gilead St. .East Balvattop^Army for luncheon Tues St., and Hartford Rd. from the day nobn at C^mp Nathan Hale, has announced assignment of route 575. State Route 603'. In exchange An numbers to roads in Coventry, An In exchange, Coventry to
Orange Lodges' of Manchester LONDON (AP) — PximetBuuer,; 60, who was officially de In Car Crash will hold an annual picnic at Lake signated’ deputy prime minister. for KoWalski Compounce tomorrow. B\ises will Minister Macmillan’s whole 'The moire hel^tened speculation SATURDAY ONLY! SALE! sale shakeup of his Cabinet WELLINGTON (AP) — • leave Orange Hall at 9:30 a.m^ that Macmillan, 67, would step OUR ENTIRE STOCK ^brought new pressure from aside for the former home 'secre Mrs. Waleska B. Evans, 63, of The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor opposition leaders today for tary in the next. election. 739 Whitney Ave,, New Ha of Concordia Lutheran Church, will 500 B O N U S Friday the ISth was a day of an immediate national elec tense drama at Admiralty House, ven, was killed on the Wilbur be in charge of radio broadcasts, MEN'S SUMMERWEICm tion. Cross Highway near here yes sponsored by the Manchester Min Macmillan’s temporary offices, as Pinkertons, Police Labor Party leader Hugh Galta- he tired eome of his closest as terday. V isterial Association, over station kell called Macmlllan'e firing of WINF Sunday at 7:38 p.m. and sociates in the biggest wave of Her husband, Pr. Theodore 8. ■even of thq 21 ConservaUve mlnl- political executions in Britain Evans, 66. who was driving, was daily next week. m . GREEN STAMPS SPORT COATS aters Friday night “ A political since World War n . in critical condition today in Hart Shove Backers Out massacre which can only be in ford Hospital. Robert T. Kusmik. son of Mr. The top casualties were Chan with th« purchase of any terpreted as a gigantic admission cellor of the Ebcchequer Selwyn Evana is a clinical professor of and Mrs. William Kusmik, 15 Mt. ' of failure.” medicine at Tale University and Nebo PI., has enlisted in the U.S. Lloyd, replaced by (tolonial Office By RON AUTRY "Instead of getting rid of his Oiief Reginald Maudling, and De chief of medicine at St. Raphael’s Coast Guard for four years. Kus colleagues, the prime minister Hospital. HARTFX5RD (AP)—Congressman-at-Large Frank mik, a graduate o f' Manchester fense Secretary Harold Watkin- should resign and let the people son, succeeded by Aviation Mini Police said the Evans car was walski led a band of his supjKirters to the doors of the Bush- High School, has reported to the SWIMSUIT elect a new government," Oaits- IK m ster Peter Thomeycroft. demolished when it left the high nell. auditorium today but the noisy, chanting (irowd was Coast Guard Receiving Center at keU added. way and hit a truck parked on the Cape May, N.J,, for 13 weeks’ re Liberal Party leader Jo Gri- Also fired were Viscount Kil- shoulder. repulsed by Hartford Police and Pinkerton men.' cruit training. mond also called for a general mulr, 62, lord chancellor; Lord Led by g band and chanting “We Want Frank”'the Kowal Mills, .72, minister without port The truck driver was not hurt. m election and declared: "After 12 One, Two, Three, Four, Who Are We For from folio; Sir David Eccles, 58. edu ski supporters got into the lobby of the convention hail be Color guards of Anderson-Shea yean In office, it is too late for fore it was turned back. Post and Auxiliary. VFW. will the Tories to try and put a- new cation minister; Dr. Charles Hill, . Leapt to Death march in the 250th anniversary pa Flaunting the Ribicoff colors are (left) Miss Margaret Boland. ‘63 Vernon St., and Miss Keanor 58, housing ' minister and John NEW LONDON (A P )—A young mm Kowalski, who seeks the party’s U.S. Senate nomination, face on their administration.” rade at Coventry tomorrow at 10 Benevento. 79 Homestead St. And lest anyone not Jknow who Stamford’s Mayor J. Walter Kenne- Macmillan’s Conservatives have Maclay, 66, secretary of state for mental patient leaped to her death left the group there and went to his convention hall head dv is for the g^rls pin ft cftmpai^ button on him. Kennedy is chairman of the committee to a.m. St. Patrick’s Pipe Band of a mwidate to serve tmtil tjie faU Scotland.. from the (Sold Star Memorial quarters. Manchester will lead the units in push Abraham A. Ribicoff, U. S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, for the Democratic a 100% combed of 1964. Hie prime minister can Lord Home remains as foreign Bridge yesterday after darting out senatorial nomination at the convention in Hartford that opens this afternoon. (Saxe photo). of a car driven by her mother. The police ordered the band out of the building and then the line of march. 8.95 cottons call a general election any time secretary, and no changes in before then, but he is not expected Britain’s foreign policy and its Patricia Ajin Lee, 27, died in the pushed the others out. to do so before the fall of 1963. close association >rith the United emergency room of Lawrence and The police said no demonstrators for any candidate would grand chaplain of Masons in and up • dacron and Memorial Hospital. She feU about cottons Conservative candidates have States were expected. be allowed in the hall. Friends to Greet Texas for 1962. tAken a thrashing from'opposition Macmillan's concern with the 80 feet, landing on Crystal Ave., Dr. and Mrs. Edgar ^ visit near the New London end of the They were enforcing a no-ticket, no-admission edict of the a dacron polyester Laboiites and resurgent Liberals economic situation was em SPECIALS ing New York Chty Where Dr. phasized by his shift of Treasury bridge, which spans the .Thames convention itself. Edgars on Sunday and worsted in 12 recent special elections. By for L A D IE S Edgar will preach the Wash the infusion of new blood into' the <3hlef Secretary Henry Brooke in River between New London and The Kowalski people, bearing signs and banners, then stood ington Square, Methodist Church • HUNDREDS Cabinet, Macmillan hopes to re to the home secretary's post and Groton. on the sidewalk keeping up their chant. Dr. add Mrs. Fred R. Edgar of July 15 and 22, study at Co a some wash and State Police said Miss Lee had SAT. O N L Y store the battered image of his Treasury Financial Secretary Sir The crowd also shouted "Down with Abe!”—referring to Dallas, Tex., will be feted at an lumbia University. wear government before it goes to the Edward Boyle to the Education for several weeks been a patient at open house Sunday from 4 to 6 The Edgar^^xpect to remain in TO the Norwich Hospital, a state men former Governor and Cabinet Secretary Abraham Ribicoff, a bold and polls. Ministry. N Y L O N U FT S p.m. at the home. Of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester - for several days as Much of this image apparently tal institution. Her mother came who has the party leadership’s support for the nomination. guests and Mrs. Kenneth SELECT subdued centers around Richard A. (Rah) (Continued on Page Four) to ■ the hospital yesterday, they The convention also had another hot issue to deal with as Rog. 75c Thomas P. Ferguson. 78 Forest Strum, 299 Parker St. said, to take her to her home in St. All friends of the Bklgars and FROM! a checks Lisbon for the weekend. it met this morning—whether delegates could switch their BPEC9AL members of South Methodist The mother told State Police votes at the end of a roll call and before the formal announce Church are invited. a plaids For Aidinff East Refugee her daughter asked to be driven ment of its result. FO R RENT around awhile instead of going Dr. Edgar, pastor of Oak Lawn a batiks The rules committee voted, 23 to 7, last night to permit Methodist Church. Dallas, was 8 and 16 nun. Movie Projectors straight home. —sound or silent, also 35 nun. • ALL THIS While crossing the bridge, the switching over vigorous opposition from Kowalski support LADIES' pastor of South Methodist Chvu'ch 37 to 48, from 1948 to 1958, succeeding^ the slide projectors. mother said, her daughter asked ers, who promised to take the issue to the convention floor. LIFETIME Rev. W. Ralph Ward. He >(^as ac SEASON'S Reds Give American her to slow down and then, without Such a ruling works against a losing candidate who wants WELDON DRUG. CO. reg., long, short warning, leaped from the car, hur Toa*n get a thrill, tee, tive in the Kiwanis Clubhand Man 901 Main 8 t —Tel. MI 8-5821 to hold the 20 per cent of the V9 te necessary to foroe a pri chester Lodge of Matons. and is STYLES AND ried to the railing and jumped. (Herald ^oto by O(iara) wtaeii yea see tiie heels, HEELS mary. Hemmed in by Kowalski backers and banners, Chairman Bailey angrily calls for order. In the Senate race, the question was not whether Ribicoff withevt aaile, pat on with Beer by Boat Rog. $1.00.$1.25 FABRICS! 21 Months Sentence would win the nomination over Kowalski, but whether Ko ear Mew AUT0-80LBR. MEN'S Wash and Wear SLACKS HARTFORD (A P )—Connecticut teen-agers are now conducting I walski would get enough votes to force a primary. Reaew year heels TO- GLEN1IAVEN BOYS’ DAY CAMP BERLIN (AP)—A Communist: In Sepulveda, the boy’s mother, amphibious operations to obtain It wax toe eenate nea betwean'^, 78c rag. 8.99 and 10.99 court in East Berlin today sen Martha Mann; said the family as DAT. Werfc GasrsaSeed. liquor in New York, according to Rlblcqff, toe former welfare aec- Accepting Applications For tenced Robert Maiin, a 19-year-old well as relatives and friends "are State Police. retory, and toe Cbngreaaman-at- e WE GIVE g r e e n STAMPS e student from Sepulveda, (Mill., to hoping and. praying that Robert Fisher’s Island. » w York, easily large that caused toe outbreak at Bulletins “ SHOE REPAIRING—SECOND TO NONE 21 months in primn un charges of will M allowed to come home." acsfssibie. by bust from this Um oiMning aaaaion last night. JULY 23 THROUGH AUGUST 3 Tridtigrto Tielp a refoge*' •***?« state'# shoreline, is the goal of Supporters of Kowalski, demon Culle^ from AP Wires 2 for 13.00 the West. young people whb want to pur strating against seating arrange AUGUST 6 THROUGH AUGUST 17 This coupon worth 500 bonus GREEN The Judge said the time Mann BrazO Premier chase beer for seashore parties ments, gathered in delegates’ seats STAMPS with the purchase of any swimsuit or a plain or pleated styles had been held in prison would be back home. Commissioner Leo J. down front before the convention URBINAH BARS FRIMARY HOUSE &. HALE counted against the sentence. He Mulcahy said yesterday. SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE Call Camp Secretary and delayed toe start of proceed HAR’TFORD (AP) — Statn dress 8.95 and up, and all from the world's famous a charcoal, olive, brown, navy, black was arrested in East Berlin last Muicahy recently led a state ings. USE OITR OAK sm E E T ENTRANCE—MI 3-4128 J A 8-0922 Jan. 2. Maps Strategy delegation to a New York legis Sen. Alfio Urbinati o t Norwteh SHOES 8HINEO WHILE YOU -WAIT swimsuit meyiufacturer. They booed John l^ le y , toe announced today that he would or Camp Site Ml 9-8287 a waist sizes 29 to 48 In similar. cases, young Ameri lative hearing to urge that state state and national party chairman, cans ' have been released before Bot petition for a primary In thn To Curb Crisis to raise its minimum drinking time and again as he tried to quiet Second Congieealonal District to the actual expiration of the sen- age from 18 to them. Eventually a Bailey' aid omioae the nomination of Mayor ■ tence. threatened to call police. WUUam St. Onge of Putnam as In the courtroom for the reading BRASILJAi Brazil (AP)—Prime A Kowalski leader, A1 Gentile, Minister Francisco Brochado da Norris E. Pieraon the Demoeratlo nominee. St. of the sentence were Charles Mnnn, STAMFORD (AP) — Memorial Interceded and spoke to the group Onge defeated UiMnatl by 11 2 0 t > t o 3 3 % 7 » o f f ! 20r. to 33y37» o f f ! Robert’s father, a small group of Rocha called a Cabinet meeting services will be held Monday for aa the demonstration continued. votes for toe nomination at tha Western newsmim, an official of today to map strategy for winning Eventually toe dempnstratora mov dhiiMct oonveotldn earlier this ROSECREST SUMMER COORDINATES extraordinary powers from a re Norris E. Pierson, prominent the U.S. mission in West Berlin Stamford attorney, who died sud ed to toe galleriee sind toe conven month. UiMnatl eaid he was and a representative of Stanford luctant Parliament to deal with tion moved aWng 40 minutes be dromting his fight for toe noml- Brazil’s deepening economic cri denly in his office yesterday. JAMAICAS! PEDAL PUSHERS! MEN'S SUAAMER SUITS University, where young Mann Pierson, 74, was a director of hind schedule. nattim for the sake of party was studying. All had been barred sis. But some catcfUls and hoots harmony. He said he would bn Brochado da Rocha overcame his Stamford Hospital and vice presi I 't S .A .f.1 A m tgihi if ym Plymutli-Varant Dealer’s! Tim to... from the trial Wednesday . dent of the Stamford Trust Co. still rung from toe galleries and one of the eeconders for ton Informed sources said young first parliamentary hurdle Friday the Hoot, even as Senate Majority nomination o t Abraham Ribleoff night when, after four days of un Survivors include his widow, SLACKS! Mann was accused of trying to the former Lucy Otis Brugger- Leader Mike Mansfield of Mon as U.S. Senator. supply false identity papers to certainty and. 'bickering, the hof; a son, the Rev. Edward Pier tank started the keynbte address. Uwe'Sturberg, 26, an Bast Berlin Chamber of Deputies approved AND A VARIETY OF TOPS!! a MICHAELS STERN ^ a J & F son, Baltimore. Md.; and two IVhen toe demonstrators first be nUEDA . r e -e l e c t e d er who was tried with him. his Cabinet selections. The surprisingly large 139-63 daughters, Mrs. Kenneth' S. gan to call for Kowalski,'toe con Sturberg got a one-year suspend Weeks, Darien, and Mrs. David D. gressman appeared oh the plat TOKYO (A P)— Prime Mlnle- a cotton knits a embroidered cottons a CRICKETEER a V-LINE ed sentence. Informants said his vote j)ut a tentative end to the ter Hayato Ikeda was re-elected a cotton prints a hopsacking Ramsey, Hartford. form—in a departure from tradi president of Japan’e ruling U M parents were tried i Friday and The service will be held at the tion for candidates—and waved spdrtswear— 2nd floor sizes 37 to 50, reg., long, short, stout also received suspended sentences. (Continued on Page Three) eral-DemocratlO' Party today. First Presbyterian Church here. and said a few words. But he ap Ikeda received 391 of 428 pea- i parently left before Bailey’s re Bible votes at the party con Held in Bomb Scare buff began in earnest. vention. Bis nenrest conpett- Bailey is a firm supporter of tor. Trade Minister lUsakU Sato, Chamber Chief Wonders GREENWICH (AP) - An air Ribicoff, 52-year-old former gov lines bomb scare last June in In got 17 votes. Two weeks ag% diana has resulted in the arrest ernor who quit the Kennedy cabi Japanese voters gave Ikeda^i REDUCED! of a Greenwich youth on federal net to seek the Senate nomination. party an overwhelming victory SATURDAY ONLY! Does President Know charges. Rep. Horace Seely-Brown Jr. is in national elections for the np- Joseph McDonagfa Burke, 19, toe (lOP nominee for the seat of per house. This was interpret- ' was arrested at his home and retiring Sen. Presedtt Bush, a Re- ed so grass roots approval o t LIMITED QUANTITY brought before U.S. Commission pubUcan. Ikrda’s far-reaching eeonomle (Sell All Valiants £-mmediately!) 500 How Business Ticks? er George Saden, Bridgeport, on ' Kowalski, 54, a retired army policies. / '■ a warrant from the South Bend, officer, has angrily denounced the Our Famous Ind., federal court, the FBI re political' technique of both Bailey U.S. CAPTAIN KILLED BONUS WASHINGTON (AP) — A top- repeated steps. to encourage a- ported yesterday. and Ribicoff in what has been the i. S.AIGON. South 'viet Nam spoilsman for the business com dialogue and understanding be The charges .state that Burke most public and fierce intra-party "Pacemaker" tween business snd the Presi falsriy led airlines officials to be row among Connecticut Dem (A P)— A U.8. Army captain munity says he wonders if the dent.” . ocrats since Bailey became state and at least 28 VietnanMoe sol m a n o K p d ic e d i., lieve there was a bomb in luggage diers were killed todaj- when m mu ruim-rAum1 is Kennedy administration really 'He said relations are Improving about to be loaded onto a Chlcago- chairman 16 years ago. LAW N understands what makes Ameri after reaching' "a pretty low ebb” Newark Airliner at St. Joseph’s The decision on toe Senate race government convoy was am GREEN during the steel price increase was not expected before mid-after bushed by Communist Viet Ooaff can business tick. County Airport in South Bend. farces 46 miles north of Saigoa. 073.00 But the ' spokesman, President crisis of last April. The FBI office in New Haven noon. e m u km tm tits f-if Im Mm CHEVY I I He cited as an example the new First the Convention )iad to en The Red guerrillas fled after the MOWERS H. L«dd Plumley of the .y.S. said it could not give further de- attack carried out in battalion STAMPS Chamber of Commerce, also told depreciation guidelines announced toils of Burke's involvement in the dorse Gov. John N. Dempsey for (shown) by to« 'Treasury this week.a move election — to oppose ^publican Btreugth. GovOnuneut para m i M Im mu i m wiciKL *70.60 tat Mw u m a c u m with the purchase newsman that President Kennedy Incident. He was released on 81,- troopers wera^ dropped at tho appears to be trying to improve expMted to save buaineks and in- 000 bond: duirtry |1.6 Ullion in taxies next (OoQttnued oa Page Six) site an hour 4fter the ambush W of any NEW IMPROVED relations between the .White aid a relief battalioa th at. ar House 'and the businessman. year. <0620 hn fin NMMC IBK Sr 062.00 kssth tii e m m IMPULSE STARTER Plumley said at the limcheon Basis for Ending Strike i (Herald photo by SatemU) rived by road. Beoldeo toe dtdd. Plumley ■ conferred with the NEnv HAVEN (A P)—A basis Chairman Bailey tells Kowalski supporters, “We want to be fair.” 20 Vletiieroeoe troops wera President BMday then had lunch- that he feels part of the mis SU M M ER comparative value' understanding .between Kennedy for the settlement .of the seven- wxNuidrd and four were ntissiny. 'eon. with newsmen. He told them: Kennedy Picks The ^ght reportedly lasted only r t M j t t a t u n t o m e tn a OSSiOO im thin FALCOH 69.99 and business Stemmed from a weeks-old strike by the InternX' "I am not sure that the ad- tional a Association of Machinists a lOw mimiteo before govern-■ milnistration fully recognizes that mutual breakdown in communi Estes^ Empire Erased DRESS cations between them. against the GUn Mathiesen Corp. meat soldiers were overwbelssi* this free enterprise system oper Celebrezze as . ed. The name of the dead .Amerl- • ates...on the decisions which are The Chamber president said the was reached early today. M n - f —— af UwNifMtUfwC tuuMtod Rttail Pricts tar IqwMtTprlcad (ix-pasMn|*r modala. from purpose ’ of his meeting vnts to Agreement came at 7:29 a.m. can was withheld pendlag nott-' being made daily by thousands of after a marathon negotiation ses fleaUan of Us family. •H Ukm and vihaal ao«an axtra. Soma al tha conxMctt llstsd Includ* a hatter aa ttendaid aqulpnitnl individuals,” rather than by gov make a progress report on ..the W elfare A id e , mnadlag VMiaat, da aaU aaeayt whan dalalad by tpaclal ordar, with appropriate priea adjuitmant. 4 8 . 0 0 Chamher’s study. of ways to cut sion wliich started at 1:30 pjn. ‘Boy Wonder’ Ruled Bankrupt ernment steering, , yesterdaj). CHINESE REDS WITHDRAW a 3 H.P, Briggs and What bothers businessmen, the U.S. deficit in international HYANNIS PORT. Mass. (AP)— payments. He wouldn’t disclose The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Don ’ NEW DEXHI. Indto (AP) ' Stratton engine Plumley said, 19 uncertainty. EL PASO, Tex. (AP)-Billie Sol»Sl, AmarlUo, Tex.; and Ruel W.^court developments would not af- President Kennedy today named 8 . 9 5 They want conditions ('predictable what he reported. nelly, who made the announce Communist Chinese forces whMk ment, said terms of the settlement Estes, the 87-yearK)ld "boy won Alexander', 36, of AmArillo .Attor feet the inquiry by his Sedate In Anthony J. Celebrezze. mayor of 4 position throttle and jdottable -So that they can Kennedy bad asked for the Cleveland, Ohio, as toe new secre hsd surrounded an Indian post In . will hot be revealed until they are der” who'parlayed fertilizer tanks, neys pleaded guilty on behalf of vestigations subcommittee Into Sis- toe Galwan Valley in liadahhr and up! control plan their own moves.” study and Plumley told newsmen Superior hlanuiacturing, also tes* dealings with the' government. tary of health, education and wel the President made ,a new re grain storage and cotton allot withdrew this morning to abswS' a adjustable cutting heights He said Jnisinessmen are ask ments into a muIUmlUion-dollar totmed in the indictment. The subcommittee plans to,hear fare. make ing: If the economy is being quest Friday—» study by a Cham (Conttamed oa. Page Five) tee ynrds from toeir original po* a fuU 1 year warranty on 4 cycle engine empire, was declared bankrupt ,’ITie three were ordered to re at least two weeks’ more testi Kennedy’s surprise announce alt! one, toe O pttm o Miatotiy a(e> steered by the government today. ber committee of proposals for mony before, calling Estes to Its ment was read to newsmen by ah- your choice lifetim e guarantee on all steel deck Friday. port to Probation Officer Chester nonneed. A spokesman said 0 4 a In direction will It be guided revising federal budgetaiy pro McLaughlin, who will make rec witness stand. ststant White House press secre from cedures. . .. Federal District Judge R. Ew posltioa Friday had becopm a 22” cutting blade tomorrowT i California County ing Thomason said no satisfactory ommendations to Judge Thompson Estes’ affairs were plaeed in re tary Andrew J. Hatcher.- Hatcher highly critical when some Cooe- a BETTY As an example, he cited Ken Plumley, . maintained that his before sentencing, at a date ' not ceivership after he testlfiiid that said CMebrezze is expected to as nedy’s commwicement address at third visit to the White House in plan had been submitted for con munist CMneae aaldiefs cause tq HARTFORD Gets Big Surprise tinuing operation of Estes’ assets set. his liabilities exceeded his assets sume toe post as soon aa he is con within 11 ynrds of the IndinR. Yale University last month in two -months had nothing to do Orr, McSp&dden and Alexander by $17 million. firmed by toe Senate. a M cKET- with his repeated call for an. im undei: a receivership. past. It was at this Juaetnee)', which the President appeared to ’ Etetes’ attorney, John Gofer of each face a possible' nhaximum Harry Moore, an E!1 Paso bank Celebresae will succeed Abraham that orders w
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Marine, Survivors inchido two 9onK The Holy hand Comes Alive Brazil Premier neist Meyer of Ellington and Rus- Chamber Chief Sheinwold on Bridge Obituary Meyeor o f RoclcvUle; three Weather ightera, M ra., Steven Kuca of Sees VriBsident Go-Workers, Friends Sooth deakr JVdir iVeii? Sod^ra, Mrs. William Patten of PICK BIGHT TIME ( In the Testament Maps Strategy MARINS WBATHER PAGE i Worth-South volasrsMa U r s . Iqrflte Hagedora and M ra Rene Ouellette (OoDtlinied from Page One) WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Th* TO Oi l'S UP LOSSES NORTH Mr4. Lydia ^ m a n lc k Hage- of Verdun; two aisten, Miaa Lou- Give Blood for Patient By Alfred ShrinweM By HAROLD 8HI£EHAN < The Bible Society and'its foreign U.Ss WeathM* BurMu m «iine ad> a K 10 9 5 4 dom, 91, of 58 Vernon St., Hart iae M e y e r ^ New Jeraoy and Mrs. aectoi’a of Congress for quick tax It’s pleasant to think about the affiliates have distributed some 575 To Curb Crisis V------‘ V , vU<»ry for today: UdM will b« V K 9 NEW YORK (NEA)—“A tdacK, ford, died yesterday at Hartford Prank Manac of Hq)np*tead, N. reduction. tricks you’rs going to win, but in million copies of toe acriplures' in ♦ - ■ high along tlM Connecticut ahore 0 3 7 formidalfle boidc” : This ia the. con Hospital. She was toe widow at T., and 10 g^dcltUdran. However, Kennedy reportedly Fellow employes and parishioners of a hospitalized man some ^anda you must devote your 1,165-languages qnd dialects since (Oeatfaiued from Page One) today from A p.m. to 10 p.in. I.0W ___ ^ ♦AQIOI Fred Hagedorn. Funeral iervtqra wlU be held came out of toe one-hourv meeting contributed 52 pints of blood when the Red Cross Blooding attention to the tricks you’re go ventional Bible as deacrlbed by an the fomiding of toe nonprtfflt tide at old Saybrook it at 3:30 WEST K A S r Survivors include two sons ot Monday at 1 p.m >^ toe Ladd Fu- atm leaning toward a tax cut ing to lose. H ie contract may de- * 6 2 A 7 efficial of thia American Bible So group 146 years ago. nation’s governmental crisis, dur nearl Home, 19 IBBtogton Ave., bile made a special visit to Iona Mfg. Co. yesterday. The pa p.m. SiuiMt today ia at S:34 p.m. ing which Brasil drifted for 17 East Hartford and Farmington, a combined with tax' reform early tient, who is unidentified, faces surgery that will require lots pmd on when' and how you give 9 Q I if 5 3 7 A • 7 2 ciety. This ia also the book which The Society’s most recent trans aiater of West Springfield, Mass., Rockvilte. The Rev. ^ a y n e San- and aunaet tomorrow ia at 5:31 lations include the. language^ at days without a Cabinet amid in toe next session of Congress, o f. blood, and each pint donated* ...... -■ a.m. up the sure losers. 0 Q 4 2 ' 0 I 9 S 4 t many Christiaiu have tucked away 4 grandchildren and 15 great dau, pastor of BaUngtoa Congre Lambs and Congo SwahlU (Cpn- spiraling Inflation and violent food without ruling out entirely toe y^terday represented a • personal Mary Burdick, Boating weather ' for Long la- West oprms the queen o f hearts, *376 * K I 9 on a ahelf, infrequently read. Now- grandchildren, and several nieces gational (3iurc)i, win offtciata V SOUTH go), Cho (Mexiep), Cnripako (Co rlotoig. possibUity. of a tax reduction this g ift to a neighbor and friend. and you fael sure that East has all this may change. Burial will be in -BUington Mrs. Eva Farmer, Mrs. Mary land Sound to Mohtauk P < ^ t and lombia), Kabba-Laka (Chad Re- But Brochado da Roctia's an and nephewa in the Manchester year. TIte man 'works - at Iona and is the ace. West has no reason to * A Q 1 S 3 • C3iurch leaders . acknowlc^e area. tery. Sielitzsky,- Mrs. Veronica Avery,' Block Inland: Variable wind* 7 6 4 paUic), Khumi (Burina) and Bam- nounced intention to seek broad a member of the Burnside Meth about 10 knota today, tonight and know that the king of hearts will that the Good Book suffers from Funeral services - will be he!d Friends may call at toe funi Mrs. Angelina Hale and Mra. Mai^ 0 A K If competition with modern-day bathna (Stflomon lalanda). powers from Parliament within odist (Thurch congregation. Sunday with acme local
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IBmtri|pstpr Actlni; AA If it hhd fCRinii g State News PlaygHjiim ^ 'new dnamy. a new tarrat in tha Wonting llrrald W hiU H oum. Connecticut Macmillan Fires Six .-if- In tho cii^umritancos. aside from PUBU8HKO BY rHit Notes > ; ■TCTtAi.n PRIKTIMa OO. QW. mAkins: A few mild geitures which Churches Roundup X M BIweUlbMl Yankee MM^etUr Conn. - BtAte cleATly enough what his owA The third week -in the play* IlIOMiMAS K rkJROUSON By A. H. 0. In Gabiriet; Labor (Continned from Pegs One) rnoderate attitude, purposes and Okiircli M UM Aaeumplten WALTER“ 1!H R rERGXreON *ri1iiHgr Co%-eiiBiit’C bn i«h < A Thontrht for Today irotuhd program sponsored by the PubUatera tnstincU remain, th eif is nothing Bsckmets* St. New Keeney Adams St. and Thempaen Bd. recreation depaitment hat come to We do not have too much faith Rev. Joaeph Farrell, PaeUr Sponeored by the ManCboAter presented to a meeting of the union FoubM Oetolxr i. im in particular for the President to Rev. K. CJnnr Rniik, Paator a successful talsh. Rev. Franota T. Butler, AsMstant Ooundl of Ohurches rank and ,51e membership which The special, event of the week MMtehM Branr Ervnug BAcept do, except to wait for business to In the computer of doing busi 1 Rolkura Enured At ^e Calls for Elections b:15 Bjn., Sunday School with will be held Monday morning at a was a costiim'e parade Wednesday' BUS’S ness. W e'have seen It boomerang .... At MAmneAter Conn, aa fegover its own sense, recover classaa for all age groupa, kinder Me sees at 7, S, 0, 10:15 and place and time to be announced. evening with the following., win ClAAA MaU HAtter. In (Unbalanced compensation for garten through adult. 11:80 Am. Obllect for Independence Day: The strikers, members of Victory from its momentary fancy that a O Blternal God, through- whose ners; . aUBBCRXPTtOM RATE! some of It's supposed miracles. We (OmtlniMd M ia Tmga One) fsale reconstruction "of the Cabi 10:16 a.m.. Morning Wbnthlp. Lodge 109, left their jobs on Hay ' Bowers—;The one with the most nice fat recession would serve the net and was "a measure of the mighty power our fathers won PAyAblA Id A d ^ ^ have seen it turn work which used Sermon topic: "Different Men ■— St. ,Mary’e,Epiecepal Church 28. About 2,800 production work work—BoAnle Irwin; prettiest. All- 9-3291 «r MaU their liberties of old; Grant, we be young President right, and get Lloyd was most closaly associ electoral crisis In which the gov Different Mountains." ers were Involved a t the Winches son Jacobs; most original. Laurie . T aat ..,, ,tl5.E0 m oo to be relatively simple. If tedious, ernment finds Itself." , Ohureb and Park StA seech 'Iliee, that we and all tbs KonthA ... 7.7B 11.00 about business as usual, which ated with the government’s unpop 10 a.m.. Church time Nursery Rev. Oeerge Nostrand, Rector ter-Western Division plant here. Howley;' most unusiial, Patribia for a reasonable number of em The Conservative Dally Tele people of this land may have Grace . KonthA S.90 S.W ought to be good. ular credit curbs and hold-down conducted until close of Momkig Rev. john D. Hnghea, Petraitia; cutest. Donna Rand. no Honth ... m on wages, generally conceded i*as graph said: to maintain these liberties In right f«AWr ...... If, while doing this, while wait ployes, into some monumental Worship. Senior Aseiataat Buckley.: . Prettiest, JIU Nash, ’.S8, the cause of the Oonservativea’ "The new faces are well .chosen, 5 p.m., Vesper Hour in "Covenant eousness and peace; through Jetus Contract Extended snafu which would occupy the Rev. WIlUara F. Gender, III GROTON (A P )— Hours before funniest. Ann Deegan; most un- I MEMBER or ing for other people to come to recent political setbacks. and the familiar ones better Acres." Guest speaker. Rev. Henry Christ Our Lord. Amen. same number of employes for a Junior Aeolatant expiration of their contract with lisual. Sandy Lasson; most orig , _ THE ASaOaATBD PRESS their senses, the President has to jnuch longer time. We have seen In an exchange of letters made grouped . . . the government has a Gustafson, Professor of Biblical We live in a nation that from r The AAsodatad PreAA Ia CAcluAlTAlg its very Inception has thanked God the General Dynamics (Corpora inal. Paula Hurlbert. tAAtltlAd to tht uAt of republlcAtion oi It produce errors so ridiculous and! public. Lloyd, 67, told Macmillan fresher and stronger look.” Literature at North Park Sem take the taunts of some of his best 7:30 Am., Holy Communion. for the wonedrful gift of freedom. tion’s Electric ^ q t Division here, (Charter Oak: Funniest. Gary M oewg ditnAtchcA credited to It o glaring no mere human brain he willingly acceded to the prime The Laborite Daily Herald con inary, Chicago, 111. Family picnic Carlson; most original. Pamela M t othfrwiAA credited In thU dap« columnist friends, to the effect minister's request that he resign. sidered that "if Mr. Macmillan 10 a.m.. Family Service. Morning Yet, last week, as we celebrated union employes voted last night aoid Alto the locAl newA published here. could' possibly commit them. after the vesper hour. Prayer with eermon by the Rev: Robertson; prettiest. Collette Du- that perhaps he himself has lost But he added: " I realize that hopes that his troubles are over Wedneeday, 7:80 p.m.. Midweek the Fourth of July, we were doing to extend It until midnight Wednes All rMts or republlcAtlon of speelAl— Worst of all. we have noticed that Mr. Noatrand. Nuraery available in eo as captivee. Captives not of an more; wierdest. Skip Dumore; iDApAtchea herein Are Also reserred his nerve, so much finer end bet the computer system of doing the policies with which 1 have he yrill be disappointed...what In Service of Kble study and prayer day while bargaining continues. mo.st worked-on. Bill Brouder. heeded Is a new government and the children’e chapel. Summer other nation, ..to be sure. bUt of The workers rejected a proposed 1 run AAITICA client of N. B. A. Serr- ter his own demonstration of qual things sometimes produce error been associated have been un In the church vestry. Green: Prettiest, Grace DelGre- Jtee. Inc. popular. On the other hand I be a new prime minister. Mr. Mac dioir. oursrives, our habits, desires, and contract . Thursday that had been ities fit for executive office—that which may or may not be dl.scov- co; most colorful, Cindy Sahr- < Publishers RspresentAtlvei. The lieve that they have been right.*’ millan has done no more than buy ZloB EvangeUeal Lutbema Otmseli Dally, 7 p.m. Ovaning Prayer In possessions. The only way we qsn tentatively agreed on by negotia Mllus Mathews Special Agency—New ered before It Is too late. „ backer; funniest. Bob Sherman; he knows enough not to act even Macmillan In his reply said himself a little extra time." (Mteaenri Synod) the Memorise Chapel of the Na become free of these capUveS is tors for both aides. nfork Chlcngo. Detroit and Boston, For such reasons, we have been to give ourselves to Christ. In His most realistic, Martha Vennart; r MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP after he has been abu.sed for not Lloyd’s "courageous policies at The Daily Sketch commented Cooper and High Sta. tivity. The Metal TYades Council of moat original, 'Marcy* Juran. CIRCULATIONS a little tardy in offering our con that "success for the Tories dC' Wedneeday, 10 a.m., Holy Com captivity we are free. This is the New London County represents 11 A making heroic decisions. gratulations to the Republican the Treasury have always com The Rev. null O. Prokopy, Pieter Nathan Hale; Most original. Eva manded" . Cabinet support and pends not on new faces but on munion. paradox of Christianity. craft locals, composed of 8,700 r. The Herald Printing Company, Inc.. party of Connecticut for Its recent Rev. Ektward W. Johnson, ■ Herpai and Kathy White, and Billy MASumes no financial eesponsiblitty for deeds." 0 a.m„ Sunday School continues members, in the negottathmA Gochee; funnie.at. John White; acquisitionkcquteltion of a think machine with ^ be co n tln u e ^ ^ t the prime Vicar Agpographlcal errors appearing In Ad- Truth In History minister said' the Cabinet must be The left-IAanlng Dally Mirror through July. Tfie Salvatleii Army cutest. Gail Ellen. Randy and Wertlsements and other reading matter which it intends to devise, design, called it "a government on the 9 Am. Divine Worship. Teott: St. George’s Episcopal Church, Ml The Manchester Eyctilng Herald. Among the many wonderful program, and instrumentalize its reconstructed "with a view to the 881 Main St. Textile Firms Merge Tommy Htbertl; ugliest. Rick run." Luke d: 85-86. Theme: "Be ye Bolton things that were going to happen way toward victory over the Dem future." Major E. Walter Lamle STAFFORD SPRINGS (API — White:'most origintd (older group) ^DlsmAy advertlsiDg clostns hours: The future of Britain economi therefore merciful, as your Father Offteer In OhArge for Monday—1 p,m. Erlday. In this world, u we all visualized ocrats in November. We are not The Cyril Johnson Wqolen Co. has Darlyene Bernard. Diesday-1 p.m. Monday, cally depends largely on the out also is merciful.” Center Congregational Church. announced its merger with a larg Kreney: Prettiest. Marjorie Bel- It from the vantage point of the sure it .should not be condolences Columbia 8 Am. (not 11), GotteadiensL or wedne»dAy—1 p.m TucAday. rather than congratulations. come of Its bid to enter the 9:80 A m., Sunday School for all United Church of Christ . er textile 5rm in Maine. liveau and Denniae Berthiaume; 6r TbursdAy—1 p.m WcdneadAy. closing effort of World War H, European Common Market. 11 Center St-. The acquisition of the company beat ballerina, Su.aan Baleaano; Or nrlday—1 p.m Tburadsy. In any case, we feel bound to age*. ot was to be the creation of one Maudling, L lo y d ’ s successor, Calvary Chur^ 10:45 a. m.. Holiness service. Rev. Clifford-O. Simpson. Bllnlstsr by Guilford Industries, Inc„ was funniest. Barbara Edgar; most P SaturdAy—1 p.m FrldAy issue certain tentative warnings. School Calendar 'ClASsined dsAdtlne: 10:S0 a . m . ____ guided Britain's first. negotiatlonM (AseembUeo of God) Muric by Citadel Band. Rev. Isuirenos J. Vincent. described yesterday as being of original. Dennis McDermott; cut- ^y of publlcAUan except Saturday — standard International history The Republlcan.s had better watch with the Common Market in 1957. 647 B. Middle Tpke. AssooiaM Minister great potential benefit to John e.st. Joanne Choquette. book, which would tell the objec out their think machine isn't still Set for New Term Sermon by Major Lamle Although these talks were unsuc Rev. Kenneth U GuetaMen, Paetar 2 p. m.. Hospital visitation. son. which has been operating at Robertson: Moat original, Joyce busy analyzing the campaign about Saturday. July 14 tlve truth for the children of all cessful. Maudling is considered a 8:16 p. m.. Prayer service. 9:15 am.. Church Service. Ser far below' its capacity. Leister; funnie.at, Bruce '' Daria; the time the voters themselves are A school calendar calling for 187 9:45 A m .. Sunday School. nations to study it. whole-hearted advocate of British 7 p. m.. Service' in O n ter Park. mon: "Hear Ye, Hear Ye.” Nur The merger announcement was cuteat pair. David and Linda Peck; heading Into the polling booths. association with the Continent and school days has been adopted by Classes for all ages. sery for young children In ths made before Johnson's 250 employ cutest, Dottie Erbe. This was to take its place along the board of education for the 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Music by Citadel Band. ^ The Slren^h No! To Act If. by any chance, the think ma his appointment may give added Sermon by Maj. Lamia kindergarten room. es by president Ronald A. Mitchell. Valley: Prettiest. Cherri Ward; with a free trade world, a world chine has completed its prelim Impetus to Britain's current nego 1962- 63 school year. 7 p.m., Special Rally, Don Oar- Also on hand was H. King Cum- funniest, Sandy Ferguson: most C Even a supposedly relatively of law, a world of surplus and inary labors before election day. tiations with the Common Market. All schools, Horace W. Porter, vell, speaker, and Jubilariee Trio ming, president of Guilford Indus unusual, Karen Tedford: most BebMid Congregational Church First Church of Christ, Scieertlst ature observer like James Res plenty, as one more of the things the Republicans had better keep In a recent article, Maudling Windham High and Windham Re from Bethany Aseembly of God, Mssonle Temple tries. original. David Anderson; moet 885 Main St. Hewitt Gets Chamber Atvard a wary eye on the possibility it wrote that the government's eled- gional Technical School open Sept. Springfield. Mass. Gumming said Ghilfoi-d's great colorful, Jimmy Fox. on in the New York Times has wa had had sense enough to de 6. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible study ■ev. Felix M. Davis Minister Donald Hewitt of 179 E. Middle Tpke. doesn't mind cluttering has made a mistake. tion troubles could be laid to a 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sunday er resources would enable Johnson V e r p 1-a n c k; Best fairy tale pparently become concerned over cide upon, while World War U Teachere Convention Oct. 26 and Prayer. Mrs. Richard Pinney, his pockets w'llh paper, aa long as they are checks like the one And, at every stage, it would be lack of "a sense of purpose, a School and nursery. to enter into production a new line character Thomas Egan; funniest he possibility ■ that the young was in progress. purpose for the free individual, a gives students their first day off. Associate Minister of synthetic fabrics. Eventually. he just received from James DeRocco of the Chamber of Com twosome: Joan snd Robert Welch; a sound precaution to have some In November all schools are closed 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. ^ a n now in the White House is not purpose for the affluent society.” Emanuel LottwroB Ohuroh Johnson will be able to return to a merce Retail Division. It’s for $250, and will help him at Cen wildest, Ruth (?hatel; prettiest We don't know what has be average ward heeler intelligence Nov. 12 for Veterans Day; Nov. Rev. C. Henry Andereon, Pastor Reading room hours at 749 As defense minister, Watkinson 9:80 a. m.. Morning Worship- full 12-month operating schedule, tral Connecticut College in New Britain in the fall. The Cham male. Daniel Luce; wild westerner. n s ln g the power and prc.<;Uge of his come of the international history give Its appraisal of the situation 22 and 23 for Thanksg;ivlng. LeMoyne C. Botemaa, lotera Main St., excepting holidays. Mon- ber division ha.s been making this award for several years now to and prospect, checking euch reli-' was responsible for ending Brit Nursery for children during serv Gumming said. Kerin Miller. AaCfles as boldly and decisively as book. We presume It Is being December brings Christmas re day through Saturday, 11 Am. to a MHS senior interested in furthering his education in the field of able verdicts against what might ain’s military draft and defending ice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Davis, 4 p.m. In addition to its plant at Guil Waddell: Most qrlginal, Craig {L a himself once pictured its use. written, or has been written, by cess from Dec.'24 through Jan. 1 8 a.m., Morning Suffrages. "The Hireling Spirit.” ford. Maine. Guilford Industries distributive education. Hew’ltt ranked in the top ten per cent Hinson; best dressed. . Joanne be the comparative guesswork of the Idea of an independent British for all schools: Feb. 20 through "God” will be the subject of ths ^ And Reston's comment, al- 9:15 am.. Divine Worriilp. also has facilities at Newport and of his class. 1 Herald photo by Pinto). Roginka; funniest, Suzanne Mo- some international grouping o f the machine. nuclear weapons program, even Feb. 22. winter receee for Porter Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, July Church School for children Kinder Church of the Nazarene Eastport. It employes a ^ u t 800 nette, Janice Heal; most glamoi> agh written In a friendly spirit, scholars, and'that. eventually, per The risks and dangers the Re in the face o.f U.8. doubts. School and Windham High; April garten to age 10. Nursery for 15. The Golden Text ie from Watkinson’s insistance that his 286 Main St. Psalms 74:12. Scriptural selections persons. ous, Cynthia Wandych; most uii- ns to come out as something haps one or two small nations, not publicans may run with their com 12, Good Friday; and April 22 younger children. Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister puter, hoveever, do not disturb us policies were totally in line with will Include Revelation 11:17. Estes’ Empire Erased usual, David Fletcher.' , ilar to the favorite aspersion themselves in any way involved In through 26. spring recess. May has Sermon at both sendees by Mr. quite as much as the thought of those of the United States and Memorial Day on the 30th. Laat Correlative passages from "Sci- West Side: P r e 111 e s^Janine ist upon Dwight D. Eisenhower Boleman, “ Judgment or Love?” 9:30 a.m.. Church School classes any of the history recorded, mlg^it what the almost inevitable conse other Atlantic allies failed to quell day of school will be June 21. encs and Health with Key to ths Coventry Carcarra;; funniest, Miemtel and criticism that Britain’s armed for all ages. President—the charge that he give such an international text quence may coat the Democrats. For the teachers, district prin PreebyterlsB Church Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, Bi-uce Landrey; moet , clever. Bar- forces are running down for want 10:80 a.m.. Children's Church biro and Kathy KeHj*; most orig isaas more often a do-nothing than book some publication and experi The Republicans, after all, have cipals' meeting is scheduled for 48 Spruce St., near E. Center include p. 228:11. ‘Boy Wonder’ Bankrupt of manpower and because of too and Nursery. Seeley-Brown Talk inal, Alan Little;/cutest. Steven { b do-something kind of chief ex- mental use. been out of power for eight years, Aug. 27 at 10 a.m.; Aug. 29. orien Rev. James L. RBOAom and have everything to gain and much reliance on nuclear wea tation for new personnel 10 a.m.; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Community Baptist Church Deroches and .^llce Donahue. {ieuUvA. Minister What we do know is that the nothing to lose. They can afford pons. Sept. 4, staff meeting at Porter Message by the pastor. Theme: 386 F,. Center St. Scheduled Today (Continued from Page One) • Oklahoma Bar Association, testi- Tournament this week was Alexander Jarvis, General Contractor, is show'n congiatiilating Mr. and Mrs. Albert Agostinelli on the opening Thomeycroft, S3, brings Into his "Christian -Consistency.” I tied he had warned hia clients I I Ylie way Reeton puts it is this: opportunity for such a textbook is to experiment. And if they should school, 10 ajn. and at the close of 9:30 a.m.. Church School regis Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, Minister checkers. The following were win of their new 2-store building at 540 Hartford Road. Mr. Jarvis wa.s the contractor for Manchester's newest new post previous Cabinet experi 6 p.m., Youth Service. said he' knew he was selling and deals of this type were "blatantly ners; Gary Benson, Eileen McDer t "W hat still seems to dommate beginning to reappear in the news. lose, it would be a comfortable the year all teachers are required tration and classes for all ages. Congressman Horace Seeley- commercial establishment which will house Gus’s and another business. ence as chancellor of the exche 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service 9:30 a.m.. Worship service. Ser fraudulent" and had advised them mott, Leon Dion. Nancy Tedford, and charitable thing to have a to be on duty until all details re 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship Brown of Pomfret will apeak this that the Est^s people knew they Whits House on domestic pol- Over in West Germany, for In quer. He Is a rising star among Messagt by the pastor. mon : “Rewardlng'Evli with Good,” not to gel involved. Mik;e tioran, Nancy MacKay, David computer handy, to be the official lating \o closing are completed. Sermon: “ Behold Your Kind and aftetooon on the last day of the I were buying his planting allot Jtejr is not a sharp executive mind, stance. there is considerable con Conservatives. Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Elsesser. Church Sandstrom . had named Glenn Frost, Peggy MacDonald. Bob goat. Gentle Saviour,” by the Rev. Mr, Wemtesday, 7:80 p.m., tow’n’s Quarter Millenial celebra ment for 8.1 acres of cotton for •lAllt the legislative mind of a Sen- The cabinet shakeup lowered school classes through Grade 3. Blake, a land buyer for Estes, as Zwick, Steve Halstead. Sandra troversy over whether the history The Democrats, on the other Mancheeter Evening Herald Co Ransom. Nursery during the serv and Praise lervlcs. tion. The speech w’ill be giv^en at $418. One result, he said, was that the average age of the ministers the man who talked him into their Barker. Robert Welch, Paul Miller, IS KNOWN ALL OVER CONNECTICUT sdAor accustomed to compromising the young Germans arc studying hand, have nothing to gain and lumbia oorreepondent. Mrs. Donald the Plains Athletic Field at the some of his neighbors were influ j from 56 to 61. Among other ice. enced to let E.stes get .some o f' tran.saction. Arnote te.stified he Donna Ashwell and Ramona Sal- ^Srith opposition, not explaining to R. Tuttle, teleidione ACademy Wedne.sday, 7:30 p.m.. Fellow start of the field day progp-am is objectively truthful enough, 1 everything to lose. They already changes: Duncan Sandys, secre their acreage allotments, too. | couldn t recall who had ap- ciua. 3Si. whole constituency. but 8-8485. ship Circle meeting at the manse- scheduled at 2 p.m. AS SPECIALISTS IN . . p « W , y CO..,4 ,,. tary for Commonwealth relations, Area Churches The congressman, recently nom Walter J. Arnote. of McAlester, j preached his clients, but "the Softoall Scores GUS'S '^Auneuvering within the estabfish- taken on the additional job of Okla., former president of the* name Blake kind of rings a bell.' HI many of the people teaching it are ! gettlnge.st candidates available. North Methodist Church inated by the Republican party Softball games were played be Colonial secretary; Sir Keith 1895 Trip First tween playgrounds resulting in the :;pl«Bt, not acting so much as talk- inevitably former Nazis. Here, the The only thing that could possibly 800 Parker St. for U.S. Senator, will speak after Joseph, minister o^ state at the Sacred Heart Church St. Mailrice Church reviewing the celebration parade Ing to police repeats, and by the following scores—Green beat Bow rtag and listening and trading." fear, at least the fear of outride go wrong with them. In their front WESTPORT, Nova Scotia—The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Bolton Board of Trade, became housing Rt. 80, Vumon w'hich began '4t 10 o’clock this lime he saw ty''tra(Tic slopped ers; Charter Oak over Verplanck; ^ In order to make this kind of observers. Is that certain elements running position, would be for minister; and John Boyd-Carpen- first man to sail around the world BUnister Rev. Bernard L. McGurk, Paster Damages Minor them to be lured or tricked or II Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor morning. ahead of him, he was too ctose to Green ovei- Buckley; Buckley over PIZZA, ITALIAN GRINDERS and SPAGHEHI •eemment, as It is beginning to be ter switched from minister of alone was a lifelong sailor from Waddell: Valley over Verplanck: of German responsibility for some lusloned or pressured Into some 9:30 a. m.. Family Worship. The anniversary ball tonight will avoid the cqjhsion. •MMde about Kennedy, as it was so pensions to chief secretary at the Nova Scotia, Joshua Slocum. Slo Masses at 8, 9:30 end 11 a.m. Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 an4 11:30 climax the week events. It will get In Chain Crash Charter Oak over Nathan Hale; rather horrible things that have tactic which might equalize their Third sermon in series on "HlUtops Manchester police charged Smith Treasury. cum left Boston in 1895 at age 51 a.m. under way at 9 p.m. at the Lake., West Side over Keeney; West Side S ften made about Eisenhower, one happened in the world may have •ace with the underdog Republl' aboard the sloop Spray for his of Hope.” Children’s message. with faiKire to drive at a reason OPEN WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY 10 AM. TO 11:30 P.M; First editorial reaction In Brit St. Frands of Assisi diureh side Casino. The final performance Three cars were slighll.v dam able distance. He will appear be over Nathan Hale. 3Ua to have a certain fire engine been glossed over. cans. lonesome trip. It took three years, Nursery care of pre-school chil ain to the shakeup generally fol South Windsor Union Congregational Church of the historical pageant. '"Step aged yesterday in a refar end col fore Circuit Court 12, Manchester, The program schedule for next Jftrpe of mind and view of public af- It would ease the fears of the Still, It 1s the Deihocrata’ own lowed party lines: two months, and two da.vs. At 65 dren. Informal summer attire sug Rev. James F. Glynn, Pastor Rockville ping Stones,” will be given at 8:30 lision on Center St., near Linden St. week is a turtle race on Monday, risk. If they don’t know, by this in 1909 he set out alone for South gested. Aug. 20. One has to participate in a Outside w-orld, and perhaps those The Independent Times said the Rev. Raymond R. Yaskauskas Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister p.m.. today at Coventrj’ High The eastbound vejjicles driven by picnic supper on Tuesday and the time, that the Rlbicoff-Bailey ma changes Amounted to "a whole- America and vanished. School. Opening Tuesday, the pag Robert S. Jaffe of T Goslee Dr., and special feature on Wednesday wrill jjcind of national psychology which of conscientious Germans them chine is the best machine they or Gospel HslI I at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and 11:30 9 a. m.. Morning Worship. eant has played to full houses each Dr. George J. Paul of F-ast Hart be playground carnivals, outdoor ^demands, for every problem and India lo Send Sugar selves, If everybody could know eny other party could poeellriy 415 Center Rt. “Wishing for Wings,” Dr. Allison evening since then. ford vfere stopped in a line of traf movies at Center Park on Thurs-' GENERAL CONTRACTORS •every shadow of a problem, ac- that the version of history reach possess, then they deserve every Ray Heaps, speaker. fic when they were hit by the car New Delhi India plans to sell | day, and the Children's Dance and | thing any switch toward a mere 10:30 ajn.. Breaking of B^sad. . •lien, usually spelled oiit In big 84. Ooorgs’s Episcopal diurck . of Louis M. Smith of Madison. 50.000 tons of .sugar to the United i Teen-age Record Hop at Robert- ing young Germans could be computer might give them. — IFomJerf of the Universe — 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. .'iiapitaJ letters, to eipphasize ur- the same as that reaching Et. 44A, Bolton Bolton Congregational Church Dr. Paul his wife and daughter States under an agreement by son Park on Friday evening. But no one. Republican or Dem 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Plantland Safe were shaken up by the accident, W'hich seven foreign s u g a r - p r o ------{i«n cy . '’’-Thiesday, 8 p.m., Prayer and Bi Batr. Edward W . Johnson, Vicar Bolton Center young Americans or French ocrat, should really be fooled. by Rev. Theodore Chandler, Pastor but received no inujries, police re ducing countries will be permitted! Yale's football team will mest| Quite obviously; If we should al men or Russians or Japanese or the Republican computer. It le, Scientists Hope to Record ble meeting. Robbed of $2.50 to sell -sugar in the United Stales ' the same rivals the Eli faced last Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Street 8'A>m,, Holy Communion, the ported. lay dbiwn a fixed and fi- Chinese, . and that what was we guarantee, mainly a publicity Rev. Eugene C. Dixon, celebrant. 10 Am., Morning Worship. Smith took his eyes off the road in exchange for purchasing Ameri- sea-son. and they are scheduled. In gimmick, and It wontt have a sin meeting. 10:18 Am., Ittomlng Prayer. _ foi* public conduct in reaching all of them would be the Friday. 8 p.m., Bible study. A combination safe was pried to look in a store window, accord-' can farm commodities for dollars. I the same order as In 1961. gle important decision in the vdiole Vernon Methodist Church Jertalch we went to the other ex- nearest approach to objectivity Moon Impact by Meteors open and about $250 was stolen campaign. What the Republicana Bt. John'a ^Ihproh Rav. Robert Firby, Pastor at Plantland on the Parkway 1215 ktreme, we then would be aa arbl- scholarship could provide. are really trying out U not a think Conoordla Lutheran Church 40 PUMb St. Rt. 16, Vornob' ^ Tolland Tpke., sometime late slrary and foolish as others seem Here in this country, there is an machine, but an Alsop-Rurley ma The B an k that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS By DR. L Bl- IXVITT, N R E C T (« tronie equipment has been -selected U te Rev. P m iI C. Knlser, Pastor Ths Rav, Jantee L. Grant/^eetsr 9 a. m.. Morning Worship. Ser Thursday night or early Friday {when they demsmd scUm. action, chine, a machine composed of two mon "I Believe” in God,” by ths morning according to Manchester ALEXANDER occasional expression of concern The F e b Planetarium to get away from the Inefficiency moving human parts who have 8 Am. Holy Communion. Ths police reports. ■ {action, on everything. The truth over the possibility that some of ef The Fraaklin Instate of mui as an observer. 9 a.m.. Holy (jornmunion, Church Rev. Firby. Junior (2hurch. spent a good portion of their ma Itov. G. Rowell Oocker, celebrant. The building was entered from pias to be that there are times for H m posslblUty that we may see Sidney Ruasak and his col School and nursery. our histpi7 _jtextbooka may tell a ture life studying the Rlbicoff- 9:80 a.m., Holy Communion and the north side, where the screen flithft of light when meteors im leagues at the Martin Co. use a 10:30 a.m., The service. Church United Methodist Church ^Action and times for doing nothing, little too much of the objective Bailey apparatus against just such sermon. * Bolton was torn from a window. The pact the surface of the moon ia now 12^4-inch reflecUng telescope to School and nur.
Democrats Near Decision Conveiition On Primary for Kowalski Vignettes ■Ip. IHlil.llHI I II III ...... Athe team because he is confident position In the rgce. MART RAT FLYNN (Oontlinwd from Pb( o Om ) Damooratii pack Uafiter in al- NewapiHwr BataiTrlaa Aaok ^that the university People-to-Peo- In hla keynote talk, Manaflrtd ple plan can make important clay this emblem, and Joseph This will cut down splatters and SEWING MACHINES ways with vending machines wiOt- "A gap in your crtlection can Baby, Household, Party Why be chained to one room to Manchester delegates, appointed from the national People-to-People Phone MI S7486S aad Baaquet Suppliet pie in a Zenith for there are Juat White abd Archie Larochelle, own bring your bathroom up to date. out iUnminating some pretty drive yqu off your rocker,’’-Rein John Hutchinson aa his alternate movement, it will be financed and two controls to adjust;'-when these watch your favorite TV programs ers of the Company, meet these Pontiac; Inc. ^ R. A. PEARL, Prop. Invalid Needs when a portable set allows you You can give the meaaureihents A8 work guorantoud dusty nooks in the national soul. feld saye. “ Only a collector under- for the session last night. A soning operated by students, Dawson are adjusted there is no need to qualiflcathms. to the White Glass Co. and do the 373 Main S t—TM. MI 9-2M1 A brief five years of unbe sUmds the g l a ^ eyes of anottaer fight In Westerly, R.I., where Ma pointed out. MARlow’s 'and other fine Man change them. When turning fronv to watch from any room in the The expansion of the White house, even on th^ patio or porch ? work yeurself or they will do It lievable growth in coin-erated collector on. the hunt." ■ honey owns property, kept him Barnes was a law student at the chester stores' OPEN TUesday color to black and white there ia Glass Co. and the’ addition of extra for you. salesmanship, ft turns out, has There is vrithout doubt, consid' from attendance. University of Kansas. Johnson, a thru Saturday 9 to 5:8$; Tliurs- no need to change the controls, for Particularly popular ia the rent employes mean that the work is By the way, did you know that forced the UB. Mint to double its- erable money in the hunt. Proof There was a craps game going graduate of UCLA, plan.s to enter CAMPING the picture will come in clear and al service offered at Modern TV turned out faster—naturally there day 9 to 9. (Closed Mondays) CAR LEASING Service. 'This is ideal for anyone in has been no decline In .the quality White Glass Co. replacra stoi'm DON WILLIS producUon of minor coin. sets—the extra-finely-struck set on in the fourth fioor passageway dental' school after his current sharp. Tliese cuatomlzed seta sash, replaces glass in doors and CUNLIFFE Between 1958 and last year the for the hack stairs, with three tens during July and August. EQUIPMENT come in maple, mahogany, cherry the hospital or the person tempo of the work. All work is done un of the year’s coins which the gfov- stint. Johnson, a 1B60 Olympic der cover; therefore, weather is no also replaces screens in doors and Philadelphia and Denver mints enment mints for collectors—bring and a five visible under the left decathlon champion, said he joined- anil RENTALS and walnut with ft 21-inch tube, rarily confined to the bedroom. windows ? If aome of your, storm MOTOR SALES raised nJckel and dime produc Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, some with two apeakera. Stop in These portable TV sets come in factor in getting the work done. GARAGE lovely prices, depending on the foot of the man standing on the Air Mattresses, Stoves sash Is cracked why not have It re EXPERT AUTO BODY and tlon from 353 million to nearly pot, and two fives under his right at Modern TV Service and see for plastic or metal cases with a 19- Only full.v trained and experienced year they were made. The 1936 first in Manchester. New cars, Lanterns men are employed, men who know placed now so it will be ready when PENDER REPAIRS 18 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4531 607 milUom penny-making leaped proof set, for example, cost $1.81 foot. yourself why Zenith offers the fin Inch screen. Rent a TV set by the you need it again ? from 1 billion to well over 2.5 bil fid) maintenance, fully insured day or by the week; It will solve all about modern auto glass instal and is worth well over $400 to est in color TV. Qla.ss is so versatile, it can be ENAMEL and LAtX)UER lion. ; And those totals are ex- tb reduce your problems and MANCHESTER I t you are looking for a bargain. the entertainment problem and lation, ao that you are sure of a SpMlolliIng In day. DrtaUed creel records on north perfect Job. used in many ways and for many REFIN18HINGS pectrt! to be higher this year. worries. For full information SURPLUS SALES CO. Modern TV Service has dropped make convalescence much more things. Mirrors are a must, of Well, you don’t put this much A certain 1894 dime is wrorth ern Wisconsin lakes show that GOOD NEW S the prices on the 1962 models and, pleacant. Insurance companies authorize BRAKE SERVICE $2,800. Depending on their con nearly one-third of the anglers call 168 N. MAIN ST. work to be done by the White Glass course, but they can also “double REASONABLE PRICES coin of the .realm Into the Ameri for the stereo enthusiast, now is Walt Lamoureaux. owner of FREE ESTIMATES can pocket yrithout expecting dition, agre. scarcity and the like. catch nothing. And half the fish at Depot Sqoare Co., and in order to,get such au in brass" by adding beauty, spa Dedoe the time to get one; take advan Modem TV Service, offers tha ciousness and unusual effects as Front End Alignment change. And it has come. ••— Even the commonest pennies will taken are caught by 15 per cent of Paul PontifK Open OaUy to 9:00 P.M. thorization from them a firm must RT. 83—VERNON, CONN. INC. tage of this reduction. very best in aervice and repairs. well as being used in a specific Coin collecting and investing in someday be worth dollars. the anglers. / Mothers! J. FARR—Ml 3-7111 Are you looking for another TV When you buy here, you are as meet the rigid standards they en Juat Above the Traffic Ctrdo 373 31AIN STREET sense. Properly placed they make General Repoir Work the U.S. today h u climbed to fren- But just how good an invest set to take to the cottage or put force. Hie White Glass Co. does a Phone MI 9-2881 sured of complete satisfaction. great deal o f work for insurance a room look larger, producing a TEL. SO 3-M16 rted heights. A dixsying tour of ment you can make in coins is MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY in the family room? Modern TV Only nsune brands are used. Serv Minland disdosea: something else. With the madness ...iiiipahies, proof Indeed that the feeling of depth to overcome a We Urge You To Support PORTABLE TV RENTALS Service has a number of recondi ice tubes and com'ponent parts work done here la of superior shallow expanse. / 1. Othmwiae normial men and on us, the mint is now producing JULY 16.17.18 tioned TV seta that will fill the used in repairs are guaranteed for /women spending Saturday eve- well over 3 million proof seta for The Lutz Junior Museum quality. Glass protects yet. it lets the The Motorola and Zenith Sales bill. Many of these aets have new at least 30 days and picture tubes Have you considered liaving glass beauty of beautifully grained wood TOURAINE / nings (with permission, of course) collectors (a four-fold increase in picture tubes in them that carry ' in now-closed supermaricets, pok 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and Service carry a one to two-year warantee. ventilators installed in your win show through. Cut to measure, It four years). These won’t be worth a one-year guarantee. You will get Repair calls are anawer-ed ing through the day’s .receipts in much imtll they’re scarce. We Service All Makes of 'TV, dows? They are simply wonderful does not Intrude or overshadow the search of a vital penny. Doctor Says CUSTOM MADE plenty of service from these sets, promptly and in order and the for they offer year-round protection furniture, yet it offers absolute pro PAINTS / And with everybody and his Radios and Phonographs each one has been reconditioned, store ;ia covered by an answering tection from stains, burns or spills. 2. Small children going through neighbor’s pocket now in the from storms yet allow plenty of CANVAS AVYNINGS at a surprisingly low cost. There aervl^ each day until 9, except fresh air. If you are going away You can use glass in every room pockets of parents — not neces search, many coins are In such A t o s a v e For le s t Results sarily their own parents —^ in BY HAROLD T. HAYMAN, M.D. is a wide price range to choose Suncbiy. ' The store ia open daily for the day it is no longer neces in the house to cover vanities, demand that an Investment in Written for Newspaper' MODERN from. froip 8:30 to 5::S0 and until 9 on sary to shut the windows because tables, desks, thus preserving their ' seardi of a missing Indian head coins comes very high. nlckle few the collection. 1 Enterprise 'Assn. The Motorola Aatronaut. a port- Thursday. of the possibility of a shower. Lo^- beauty forever. How about install 3. Businessmen in gray flannel "Who cares." the vending age TV SERVICE er the windows to the top of the ing a mirror door? They are ao PAUL'S suits rushing from beenk to bank American collector says. “It’s not The American Academy of Pe 405 CENTER S'TREET ventilator and come back tb a convenient. For all your glass, get the value. It’s the fun of finding, den appointed Lawrence Keefe aa FAINT SUPPLY filling empty bags with shiny new diatrics has just issued a schedule Comer of Griswold South Windsor the representative-from the coun house that is cool. Glass ventilators the finest from the White Glass Co. Where Perapoal quarters in hope of cornering the identifying, sorting, selling,' buy for active Immunization of Infants p j Q l s y o u m o r i cil. ing end trading. TEL. Ml 3-2205 645 Main Street market. and children. Here, with some per TTie capital improvement and rec- diacuaaion of the report of/ the And like that; One coin collec “It’s the fun of putting them Tel. Ml 9-0300 sonal modifications, are details: Firearms Rule r e a 1 1 0 n sub-committees of the charter revision committee.' tors’ new^aper, for example, now into special envelopes In nifty council will Jointly study action to Itertadi Ameadment' Radio Today is ptAIished once each wedc — 60 cabinets under lock and Itey so IH to 2 months: Quadruple be taken on a letter from Atty. Ed Following the public hearing at pages chock-full of advice on who’s no' air, light, dirt or fingen can preparation containing whooping The Proposed by ward Kuehn to Carlo Preatileo, Pleasant Valley school ‘Pueaday, WURC” 1866 got what and whether you should ruin them.'* cough (pertussis) and polio vac HOB NOB chairman of the public building the planning and soning rommla- cines and diphtheria and tetanus SEE us FOB: RESTAURANT 1:00 BiRhop's Corner t ^ i n t e a Alnmlnam BoO Up Asralnga commission, regairding acquisition sion voted to rescind the amend 3:05 Cain’R Mutiny .Berube's (lockjaw) toxoids. TEMPTING FOOD of Podunk Pond. ment to the town’s zonink regula S.05 Raynor Sbin^ TYPEWRITBR SERVICE 3 montiis: Second dose of quad a Vesietiaa BHnda Town &>uncil t:0( Newt SiKDoff’ COURTEOUSLY SERVED Oppose Beasseaement tions permitting gardra apart IMI 479 Middle Tpke. E. ruple preparation. a Storm Doors Time of Your Life a Combination Windows A letter was read from the in ments aa a special use in an R-40 1:00 Conn. Farm Forum Gall Ml 4-1111 Blnneheeter 4 months: Third dose of quad Businessmen's Luncheon Ellsworth Watson of B311ing;ton 1:15 Served Daily 12 noon to 2 pjn. dustrial development commission zone. / Your Home Oecorato* SEND THEM ruple preparation. MoRthastar Awning Co. Rd., appeared before the Town stating its unanimous opposition The commission, in a 4-1 vote, 1:30 Saturday Matinee FOR Re p a ir s . REBUILT TYPEWRITERS Council meeting Wednesday to de 8:35 Red Sox at ftensae City By ARTHUR LORD 6 to 12 months: SmaUpox vac 195 WEST CENTER ST. DINNERS SERVED to a general reasessment in town. repealed the amendment because 5:15a Monitor . REPLACEMENT ROYALS. UNDERWOODS. Dear Arthur. Retirement Is go cine. Teleidioae MI 9-8091 Wednesday, Thursday; Friday fend taixet practice at his rwi- It was the feeling of the commia- "the regulation ia Ingdequate: It <:00 News. Sporta. and Weather ON AI.’ . TYPES OF U C. SMITHS Etc. THE 12 months: Fourth dose of qimd- EstaUisfaed 1949 dence. At the last council meet 6:30 Monitor * ing to kill my husband. He acts as 6 PJL to 8 PM. aion that a complete tax levision alnglea out the R-40 kone os the 7:06 Keyboard Kingpins if each day will be bis lasL Wfaen ruple preparation. U.S. Savings Bonds pay ing. his neighbor, Alfred Brown only zone in which garden apart Monitor We Handle Stationery Along Wednesday Nile Is Family NIte would not be In the beat interest 7:30 With Office .Machine SuppUea' he worked, he used to be u i old 2 years; Polio vaccine booster. more than interest because/they brought a petition signed by sev of the town, especially where in ments are allowed mnjS public sew 10:16 Just Jaxs HOMETOWN grouch in the morning and take 4 years: Booster of quadruple Manchester Shopping Parkade eral neighbors requesting a re erage is not avallabla.” 11:16 Sports Final Your Mail Llal An Desired straining order on the target prac dustry is concerned, and that ex 11:30 Starlight Seienada his time about leaving for the of preparation. do more than earn nion& West Middle Tpke.—MI 3-0723 isting inequities could be handled All Stars Named 1 00 Slrii ••!! 6 years: Smallpox vaccine. Po tice on the grounds that it was a WUAY -910 A. J. BERUBE. Prop. fice. Now he pope out of bed as by the assessor. The council voted The Little League has announced Ml 9-3477-Ml 3-6342' NEWS happy as a lark and starts right to lio vaccine' booster. It’s a matter of whatliappens potential danger. Subsequently, the selection of the 1962 all-star 1:00 Bobbin Along TuRnPiKE to file the letter. 1:56 Dodgers at Mots two orders, were served on Wat on his “project of the day." 8 years: Boosters of tetanus and team which will play its first Saturday with Randy to your Bond doUAliB. Depos- son demanding his appearance be Mayor Madden reported he had 4:30 - One day he’ll tako a group of diphtheria toxoids and of polio vac AUTO B O D Y 5,000 investigated a complaint by resi game in the diatrict all-star quar 7:30 Saturday Party fore the Court of Common Pleas R1OONew.*! and Sporta Chib Scouts for a nature walk. Next cine. Or of quacteple preparation. iteti in the U.S. ^Treasury, they dents o f Nutmeg Homes regarding ter finals July 24. | REfmoau'noN co. 10 years; Polio booster. CANS and BOTOES to show cause why a restraining The 1942 squad will be coached 10:00 Radio Tonight VIC'S n z u SHOt day he’ll talk to a group of busi order should not be served on inadequate drainage. The mayor 1:30 SIgnoff.____ nessmen at lunch about improving 12 years: As at 8 years. strengthen oyti e(K>nomy at OF found the situation to be aa de by Emerson Duxbury and irtan- w p o r —1410 133 W. .Middle Turnpike their sales. (He used to be a sales 14 lyeara: Polio booster. him—one order from the town, the aged by Dale Seboonmaker. Tleam 1:00 •Lou T ^rJ home. ICE COLD BEER other from Brown. scribed, and the town manager and 2:30 Connecticut Ballroom Phone MI 9-3700 manager.) Nrtct day he’U visit the 16 [years: As at 8 and 12 years, members and their regular teams Dale Kelly WRECKER PLUS Watson explained the construc public building department have 7:00 D LA Cpholstery veterans hospital. Some days he’U Here are additional suggestions At the/^i^e time, they help proceeded to remedy the situation. are: Richard Griswold, Andrew 13:00 Johnny Argo. Show tion of his target, emphasizing WING* r AND l y i Shops PIZZA do nothing but "work on a new that are discretionary and whose V f aad Y4S A petty' cash fund of $25 was Tripp, Dennis Griswold.' Yanks; SERVICE the precautions taken for safety; Benjamin Stulpln, John McCor 1;UU CBS' Newa RE-UPBOLStERiNO SPAGHETTI room in the basement. Other days' use depends on local and personal Uncle ^Sam take the side of ; —... -6 BARRELS establih for the clerk of the council 1:10 CBS It'a New conditions as judged by the per.son- and cited his qualifications^ as a mack, Gary Wehren, Cardinals; Showcase *if Huaic he’U set out to read a book, and Carlo Preatileo, chairman of the 1 :U Modeni RAVIOLI he’ll read it in a single day. al physician: . Mn wherever possible in marksman. Lawrence White,' John Stewart, 4:25 Yankees at Los Angeles o Furaltaro The council explained that the public building commission, dia- 6:15 Showcase ol Music |»d AntiqaM He has an objective for each day Measles-virus vaccine, with or Under oonunnnlam, the Bill Lacy, Dodgers; Dennis Quig CBS -Buropean Diary OPEN DAILY th^ world. And ttie opportu- VICHI'S temporary restrictive order had cuased a 'report of fire hasards in ley. Gregory Turek, CXibs; Rich 6:30 Store Stool* and Bootho and he won’t sleep until 'h,e’s without gamma globulin. Either Duty decddcfi idu(t to print. the schools. He aid aome violations 6:55 It*8 Sports Tim e 0 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. achieved IL What can I do to get y id tie s to do so continue fb grow. Under fireedom, the people de PACKAGE STORE been passed because they felt ard Burke, Mike Sullivan. Carl 7, IM* 'I'Bf e Cufitom Furaitaie u a routine or a.s an immediate there was a danger involved, and do exilt, but are not serioua. The 7:10 Showcase and Newa ' SUNDAYS - him to relax? I’m afraid the pace cide what to read. One way t6 . BISSKLL ST. Formaggtonl, Indians; Alternate 7:30 CBS-rIn New York preventive in the presence of a 20 their major concern was the Council authorised the necessary Slip Covers and Drnpertes wiU kUl him. local epidemic. / ,. iBy standing up for freedom keep our press free ia to keep 'O team membe'rs are James Juknis 7:65 CBS Newa and Sports Mnde to Order 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. of where and greatMt good for the greatest steps to correct the violations as and Allen Meteviert . 8:00 CBS—The World Tonight WOfe ^ financially strong—aa individ- Showcaae of Jaza CLOSED MONDAYS Mumps-virus vaccine. Because elsewhere in the world, we in g e t a b e d u tifu l number of people. mentioned by the fire marshal. The Lutheran Church / 8:16 Complete Seirctian of Mnterink yourj service man or Dear Wife: Better hop on your of long period of incubation, may uala and aa a nation. council also passed a resolution 8:55 Yankeea at Detroit kusband’a bandWagon. Looks’ as If sure our own personal freedoms. After the hearing, the council Our Savior Lutheran Church will 11:30 Showedae and Newa FREE ESTIMATES woman is stationed, be portponed until time of Itnown "Suburbia voted to withdraw from the case commend,(ng Preatileo for the Job have a guest preacher at its regu 12:15 Sign O ff ( 203 N. Mnin St.. .Manchester he’s having the time of bis life. If exposure. he ia doing on the commission. the Manchester Eve he weren’t,V he wouldn’t continue We make it that much surer 5 ^ 7 picture since Wataon proipiaed to refrain lar worship services Sunday. 'The Drive-in telephones are mounted Ml 9-IB24 Thei drainage problem on Pear Rev. Walter L. Abel will exchange ning Herald can be for his nuuiy activitleii. Many dis Typhoid yaccine. Preferably that we’ll be able to enj(i^ the Today" from target practice until an >)n metal stands and shleldwl by warded to be at “ Mail cover that In retirement they can without xparatyphoid organisms. ordinance was passed controlling Tree Lane (FemUiam Estates) and pulpits with the Rev. Joseph Hakes brightly colored plastic, hoods. Osirinsky Before going to camp or away from of your boby DUCOmdDUUlXRffMISHHE THE MAGAZINE OF such ahooting; T%e town attorney Apple Tree Lane (Pine Knob) was of Saint Mark's Lutheran Church Call” regularly with really do aU the things they’ve al thin^ we’re saving for. PLEASANT PLACES of Glastonbury. Sunday School irttl They enable a motorist to pull up ways wanted to do, biat never had borne. was instnictod to draw up an discussed. The council, which had and telephone,-without leaving hia DEALER IN WASTE all the hometown news Smallpox revaccination at 5-year A MONTHLY FEATURE OF ordinance coqtrolling the dis appropriated funds-for correction be held during the first service the time for. You should take a All in all, it makes a pretty* 166 MIDDLE TURNTIKE, WEST car. 9 MATERIALS people away from Intervals especially as required by ^ n l y . YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY charge of firearms, with the aid of the drainage problem, submit which is at 9 a.m. The second aU n c h e s te r crack at a “ project of the day” and substantial return on your sav ' MANCHESTER NEWSPAPER service Will be at the regular time, see if it wouldn’t perk up your life, law, if traveling in foreign couH' of Watson and Constable Jur- ted the plan to the planning and home are so anxious tries. U.S. Savinge Bonda pay a natw wuu soning oommlzaion fpr its ap 10:16 a.m. A nursery will be Con too. ings dollar^—one that begins the gelas and Resident Trooper Ron MEMORIAL CO. SCRAP METAL to get. unique return. Moat Americana' ald Jacobson. proval. ducted during both services for HEALTH CAPSULES Oppootte Bast Cemetery Tetanus booster. At 5-year in agTM that the moat important M anrlieatpr tervals especially in the - presence moment you plunk down $18.75 ■i. (Cssipsrs S t $4.95) Tows Manager Terry Sprenkel 'The commission found no prob- pre-school children. bv Michael A Pcili. M.D. Pear Arthur: I am a veteran of )day ia not measurable in The Vacation Bible School , is RAGS 6 R i IRON World War L I am 70. I' have no of a contaminated or puncture Mitebdl 3.7043 I f e r a l d reported Insurance oover^e on lam on . Apple TYee Lane, and re Quality Msmariob Subscriptions for a $25 U.S. Savings Bond. I and cents. jected the pixqKMal for correction having its daily sessions at? the IF PICK WILP MUSH We will not buy nay aewHwper family and my monthly income wotmd (“ tetahus-proije"). Russak P<»d has been extended to ROOMS ANP MJU'RE p o s it iv e 4. BRIN9 VOUR FRIENDS I cover tbe American Red Croes of the Bltuatloa. Because of the Xvery St. Elementary School. Two Over Sd Yearn Rxpertence during June Payable in Advance amotmts to $70.1 don’t have much BGG vaccine. Under very special hundred and ninety-six children >0U HAVE AN EPIBLE SPECIES, circumstances if exposed to tu swimming program, and the pro omission o t mention of Pear TVee 731 PARKER ST. money and unfortunately, Thaven’t Here's oil you brInD your children are enrolled. v IS IT- SAFE to BAT THEM ■? MAIL RATES been able to save any. Am I en berculosis In the home or at .work. to our store on the d ote shown and our gram la now proceeding on ached' Lane in the conunUudon's ^porL C o l Ml 9-5607 TeL .%a 3-57SS or MI 8-5879 the council must delay action in titled to any burial benefits? And if a tuberculin nonreactor. specialist in child phoWomphy will loka ule. Sprenkel was authorized to pay A. AlMETIl. Prop. One Tear ...... $22.00 the $20 additional premium for that area 30 days. The Council, by MandMater Eveniag Herald Cal Influenza virus vaccine. With 1 several cute poses. You'll get to see your. South W 1 ■ d a r correspoodeat six MobUib .. I •'« e • * •... 11.00 special strain under special cir I lovely finished pkturesis lost a few mys. this coverage. two-thirds .vote, may overrule the 0 Harrtaen SL, Blaaeheate Dear Cal: In addition to a burial Laura Kata, telephone MI 4-1753. m s tm m tPa rnm om Three Moaths 5 AO with military henoys In a natfdnal cumstaneps. deciaion of tha planning and Bon Owe Mowtii ...... 1A5 Year chaim ftsas hssstllsih fiaitlMid 5” a Tliere will be a vacancy in thk cemetery, you are entitled to To keep track of these imrauni' poet o f aasiatant building inspec ing commission. , Weekly ...... 45 Buy M EXTRA Bond durint the Froodom Bond Drtvt. 7 " pi Dat e Inst ptasEi). 1s» 'Wg. fa te The Council did vote to encum burial expense allowance, head zations and other medical in 5 X 7's M yaa Mis: I s a ^ U O ; sash sate tor as o t Aug. 1. Sprmkel hopes to Consumption Up 60*^c stone and burial flag. You should formation, the ’Academy has pre —41.25. AS is diffstsdl pssas. have, this poeition filled by Aug. 15. ber the appropriqtsd funds so they see your local Veteran’s Adminis pared a “Child Health Record giving \the new town en ^ e e r and wbuld automatlcrtly carry over to PARIS—The people of West Telephone MI 3-2711 Keep freedom in your future with Ons or two children In aoch fomili^win bO the next fiscal year. WATKINS-WEST tration for details. from Infancy to Adulthood. photographed singly for only 5ra aoch. te Ite tM jrt... m iwegrt fr* building inspector a chance to help ern Europe, with a higher living Circulation Dept. . Uoples may be obtained at a cost of select his assistant. The Council dlibcted the town Groim $1.00 per person. Ertip child—. teflirn « • «4ut R w ? . . . km to d> iff attorney to negotiata for the standard -Utan ever, are' consum eaJi- Today! Dear Arthur: My husband is 63 20 cents from the American Acade 5 x 7 ;$ l .5 a The recreation program ia pro ing nearly 60 per cent more goods FUNCRAL years old and is stUl worUng. I am my of' pediatrics, 1801 Hinman SigX •$ tv teht Into « ym tet wWtoi kb. gressing well. and reports indicate Bhephaid, Ordway, Kelley, Dora U S. SAVINGS BONDS IXTNA SDtetALf Finished wollct-size pie. and McGrath pr^psrtles off Rys and services than the fewer people three years older, but have never Ave, Evanstmi, HI. SB excess of 100 children In sttend- who lived in the same area juat , , SERVICE irTwwL w o r k ^ Murt I wait until he re------U ■ hires, 2Vk x Iasi than 5
- V' . • . . , . . * . • ' 1/' L 1 F.TGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JU LY 14, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 1^, 1962 P A G E N IN E ■7^ DAILY CROSSWORH. PUZZLE BUfiftS BUNNlt ouk BoXRDING HOUSE with M A JO ^ 7UE 'b ok r wouRVAiooTj - r U L tEAP VAUOfMC...' t ' ' May Be First to Win 30 Since Dean X WAS REAOV rUEAy^ rr, PMicv, JOS' Punto The UANDAACVER ANVWAVi Aim w w to ■EACH t o r i HIS n a m e is bu m sio e . IfMWITHTOU Latvia AND HE'S Su p p o se d tH'LAST ^ A T S T H E scoo t- Herald Angle TO BE HJTERESTBb iNJIAI' GUY WHO c N SRePO RT ONTW'I DOWN ! Portable rark B em^ 'W ' LISTENeO yACSOM NEW ROOKIE?HE'S IDncemmon. By EARL YOST r MAJOR, Bu ilt.'HE Be TOTWAMUrt? ILcMa'iopiUI 2 Familiar Been TAKING W f ALL RnSHT, BUT SLEEP- LIKE THAT • It bMUM ui MAJOR'S CURVE name in Latvia Finalists ia the President's Cup (N» With M.V I fREAU w alked our indmndeiit . 2 Walk ‘Little Slam’ BALL FOR TWO competition st the Ellington Ridga AGAINST TM'! 3R/ IN W MIDDLE - ' npuDiic at and 4Maintaiood HOURS WlTHOOr, ef World-----1 tBodiea Country Club aure Jim McCarthy X OF TH'NIGHT, • nnowia N E W Y O H K (A P y •—A t 2 6 ,f« t PKin ralrly’e ninth inning, tie-#lefthander, threw « S-hltter as the and Joe Segal, the former UCorm OClVlNS ONE ^ WEARIMCS - 6 Llkaly TROON, Scotland (A P)— Arnold Palmer packed his win BACK THRO TVf, amuatad witb 7 Free from Don Drjradale ia by far the breaking homer in beating the Phillies knocked San Francisco player. McCarthy sharpened up kV NEW the— — Mats, pushing his record to 16-4 ter underwear away with his second British Open golf cham- = f SOK/ anxiety youngest major leaguer in 1^ games off the pace. He suf for the cup play by teaming up surr.' ttGrandporoatal 8 Employers with 13 complete games In 21 fered his only damage on a homer lionship today, and trudged off in quest of the U.S. Profes- with Walt Ferguson in winning the ISPrlnata S Polynesian volved in a race with. time. starts. to Chuck Hiller in the fifth and 14Leeali , eature danee 28 Plumbum 41 Agrieultaral ional Golfers Association title that would give him a “three- Major Tournament recently at the IS Sora 20 Feminine n areas' For Warrfn Spahn, Stan Muslal The victory enabled the Dod three ninth-inning singles. ■ Manchester Couritry Club., Bn » 1S«t SV WvMr tab Swedish weight and Early Wynn, all past the 40- qOikrter slam.” " : « S Emm*. • IB PhUippina II Cleave 30 Hebrew 42Ruminadt gers to expand their National . • • route to the finals, McCarthy ■SiL, TM, El*. ^ 43 Indiaa ydar mark, -the struggle with time here was little doubt around Ntgrito 18 Scion measure League lead to 1!« games over CUB8-IUBD8— one shot. He fascinated them staged a Frank MerriweU finish ia 17 Smooth ■21 Prong 32 Pets 44 Manufactured U an old, old thing involving the second-place San Fnuicisco, which thes\ hallowed golf grounds that again last year at Blrkdale where U Penetrataa 46 Unaapiratad Koonce (8-2) allowad only a the quarterfinals to beat Fred ALLY OOP______BY V. T. HAMLIN 24 Nlmme 35 Principal queation of how many eeanona lost to Philadelphia and Dennis the n-year-old Letrobc, Pa., ar he Won. * Meurant. Down four with five 20 LondoB itract 25 Equal 36 Colleague 470iacharge 22 OMainad 4ffGuni (uiBg ) may .be left In their-.aging. frarnen. Bennett 3-2. clean single to Don Blasingame tist w^ld add the PGA next week This . time he khockfed them holes to play. McCarthy squared S'CBAtV. I SUPPOSE. 6ENOINQ ^ SORRV TO HAVE YOU KNOW THE DRESS OF > 26 Conclufions 30 Reach to the U.S. Masters crown he won MOORISH PRINCE IS OE- 23 Family member 27 Top of bead 40 Surges 81 Paddle But for the S-foot-d Los Angeles Cal Koonce, 2l-year^>ld Chicago in the fourth in his,one-hit master dead. And he did it in the com the match after 18 and went o« OOOLA TO PPOMOTE ME ..AND THIS kncx:k e d y o u 24Diapateh in ApriiXand the British Open he pany' of Nagle, his playing com A MOOWSH OUTFIT, BUT LITTLE FELLA'S RIG ’ OUT. BUT WE NO USE TO ANYONE. vou.. , ( Dodger right-hander the question rlght-luuider, blanked Cincinnati piece against Cinciilnafi, The to .win in 20 holes. .Tom Fergusofi 27 Play on worde* r “ r * 1 r - r “ r * r “ i t i t took here by running away from panion and only real competitor ot ^ CAN'T GO ANYWHERE WAS A CLOSE FIT NEEDED YOUR BUT THE PRINCE.'. ARE A^ SB Conatellalion^ centers arouAd days and weeks. 1-0 on' a one-hitter, St. Louis beat young Cub rlghUiander gave up has been elected vice president Milwaukee suid Spehn 6-0, and the field. over the last 36 holes. Nagle shot the state Kiwanis <31ub Touma* IN THESE CLOTHES. EVEN FOR OOOLA O CLOTHING.' PRINCE? 31 Be 'liQdecided U” IS u Are there enough weeks left in only one walk suid struck out four 32 Venture the sea.son to become the first 30- Pittsburgh defeated Houston 4-0. Palmer Swas s)K>oting (or the well, two sub-par rounds Friday’, ment. The 1964 KlwanU play ia in beating Reds aqe Bob Purkey grand slamXthis year, but he lost 33 Tree n r u 17 game winner since Diuy Dean But it's been longer since a (14-3), who lost on an unearned but his 71-71-70.70 barely rnade It ticketed for the Ellington Ridge 34 It haa----- . pitcher won 30 games than it has the y .S .Opeii to Jack Nlckleus in interesting. Country Club.. George Mitchell ° ° y ; aaaociatlona posted a 30-7 mark for St. Louis in run in the sixth. / y n r ill 1834? for a hitter to bat .400. an 18-hole playoff. He got even N o t since Walter Hagen reports excellent attendance at hia 36 Ship officer Chief challengers of the magic at Troon witn\ Nlrklaus and Kel whipped Johnny Farrell at Muir- Glen Haven Boys’ Camp this sumf 36 Haggard IT Maybe. Maybe not." PIRATE8-COL.T8— i'/ S o o D 17 Period! of mark since Dean’s 30 have b^n Nagle, the sturay Australian who field In Scotland In 129 by six mer at Sperry's. The formef 16- Drysdale, who has never' won Pittsburgh .turned In ave beat him for the, British Open in .strokes tuid anyone dominated a 1 l i s t e n e r s A R E . time (ab.) W Dizzy again (28-121 in 1935, Bucky cal man is a biirddog for ths Sea SSKxiat u s , 20, has 16 victories after beating Walters (27-11) of Cincinnati in doubleplays In support of Bob 1860. British Open in such a manner. Francisco Giants, .^largsd batt- lv''l 3 LINDER 6USPICIOF4 Friend I9-8), who gave up eight 3 ATHOOM-EAtANOR» 36 Tracking JT the New York Meta B-4 Friday 1939, Bob Feller (27-11) of Cleve Oreateet PeWormanee Palmer's four rounds for the ketball court at Cfiiartec Oak Park WH-JA lyatam night, and la maktog a determined land in 1940, Hal Newhouser (29- hits in hia well-supported shutout Palmer shot 67-69 Friday,'’the 7,045-yard, par 7 links were 71- is expected to be ready for play 40 Seaame of Houston,' The Pirates got two 41 Tongua j r try at becoming only the second 9) and Dizzy Trout (27-14), both first round breaking the course 69-67.69 - 276. next week. The Rec Depaulment ' coating National Leaguer to win 30 since of Detroit in 1944, Robin Roberts runs, all they needed, on Bill Vir- record, for a total of 276—12 un Screaming jet planes from the plans two leagues, one each M t 42 Zodiacal sign r n Grover CHeveland Alexander in (28-7) of Philadelphia in 1952 and don'e double, a single and stolen der par—and the greatest record- nearby Prestwick Airport, diesel junior and senior players. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 4SHom 1917, ’ Don Newcombe (27-7- of Brooklyn base by Dick Skinner and Roberto breaking performance \(n the 102- trains' and a thoroughly undisci * * * 40 Mouthward He has a good chance to make in 1956. Clemente’s single in the first. year-old history of the\champion plined iTowd of spectators didT Connecticut at Fenway 60 Neither L * • « 62 Glade IS il IT H i t w it. But it’ll be close. • • • ship. not faze Palmer's play, although Pau-k, Sunday, July 22, when tlw P R I s n U . A ’S, PO P (comb, form) With 11 weeks remaining and DODOERS-METB— CARDS-RRAVE8— . ‘The total was two shots better he often asked the fans to be Red Sa\/ host Chicago will find A GOOD HOUSEWIFE S3 Aiiistant u u the Dodgers 71 games from the Drysdale got into a 3-0 hole in St. Louis right-liander Bob Gib than the previous record, \ud the quiet, as did Nagle. three members of the Boston on- W O U LD N WALCXD!: ‘ 64 Herd of whales end of the expanded NL schedule, the first Inning when the Mets’ son, who had defeated Milwaukee BURNING UP THE COURSE— Arnold Palmer pitches 6-stroke margin by which he won •Wrestled’ Crowds ganiaatlon being honored, as wsR IT S A V E A W H A T A N DOESN’T LOOK FOR 65 Geraint'i wife s r u B Felix Mantilla hit a homer with THE EASY WAY OUT.' 56 Wooden pegs big Don can expect about 20 more only twice In 10 lifetime decisions, out of a bunker at the aide of the sixth green during over Nagle, second with 282, " I don't thtnk I've ever experi as veteran pitcher Early Wynn IF W O R K A B S U R D two mates aboard, but the Dodgers tos.sed a 8-hUter againet the his record-breaking day at Old Troon, Scotland. (NEA equaled the mark for the wtpning enced any crowds like this one of the White Sox. Presentatiqna .IDEA)! 57 Elders lab.) ST U stars, at the maximum. To hit U Rots 6sx by 14 the magic mark, he must win 14. tied it in the thlMl, matched runs Braves in running hi.s season rec Radio-Telephoto.) margin today." Palmer said, although his will be made to pitdier Don axpoaura Figuring a couple of games in with the MeU in the fifth and won ord to 11-6. A 8-run triple by Phil Rodgers, La Jolla. Cklif., "Arnold’s army" of fans appears Schwall. scout' Joe Dugan and Tom it on Fairly's homer leading off the Charlie Jam es and Gene Oliver's on every course he plays here and Dowd, traveling secretary. Joo ' '1 which he does not get the decision, and Brian Huggett of Bngllmd and a loss or two, it’ll be close. ninth. a* • • homer provided all the support he were seven strokes farther baqk, in the States. "We had to wre.stls Riley of Bristol is aigaing handling The swift, strong hurler spread PHILS-G1ANT8— needed. Spahn 18-11) took the .008 Separates Three Leaders at 288 ,for third. Strung bchl with them all the, way.” details. .Sports car races are slat out eeven bite and got the benefit Bennett, a '22-yeara>ld rookie lose. were Sam Snead at 292, Nicklau) The crowds . clearly expected ed at Thompson Ratceway Sunday SHORT RIBSf BY FRANK O’NEAl at 306-Including a 10 on the' Palmer to win from the start. afternoon starting at 2.. IntemM treacherous lUh hole-and Don .The legal bookmakers did, too. diate Baseball League players have Blsalg of Indianapolis at 308. ley established him a 2-1 favor- indicated a drisire to oontinue play ' 9 4 K GOOD X ) HER KIDS, ^ " I ’ve never played four rounds l\e, cut him to even money after ing and Wally Fortin hopes ttks AGOOD COOK, of golf like these in my whole ttm rounds, and -wouldn’t even 11th consecutive season srill Ms SHE Legion Nine Ready A. L. Top Tight life," Palmer said,' Just before he take a bet on Palmer before the completed without any serious trouble. .Dick Dixon leads Gm s uoves boarded a plane for home and fingl round started. the PGA Tourney at Newton e odds were quoted even Bergin by three pointa 385 to 3S3, HER though Palmer started with an in Uie individual race tor potets 7-1* *^K5r*«tgN Square, Pa.. July 19-32. AAAN- NEW YORK (AP)—The American League spotlight fo Fawclaated Britalna achii% back. He wore winter among stock car drivers at River To Face Norwich ear to keep his back side Park. Both drivers will bo BONNIE JOE CAMPBEI.L cused today on three rings. Palmer fascinated the British. undei / In the main arena were the top three pennant contenders— golfing public in 1980 at St. An-! warm and it obviously loosened in action tonight with 25-laps the drews when he lost to Nagle by j up without trouble. feature. First race starts art 8:18. YOU'RE NOT ' still unbeaten after completing the first half of the season New York’s world champion Yankees, Cleveland’s runner-up The famed Riverside 500 will iw 'yOU'RE NOT GOING SMART ENOUGH Indians and Los Angeles’ surpris-*------^ staged one week from tonight. . (eight games), Coach Wtdly Fortiii’s Manchester Legion • • • TO SGOIRT ME I TO GET ME.' AMERICAN LEAGUE ing Angels—separated by only first run in the second and started THAT WATER baseball team begins the downhill run toward the Zone Four New York .. ...4 0 85 JM8 — .006 points. Two proposed basketball role i l a S-run rally in the fourth against -No Saliva TestNetr /^IlN < championship tomorrow. The locals travel to Norwich for a Cleveland ...4 8 37 .565 — Arrayed on either side were the Indians. The homer hitters changes will be in use during ths second meeting- with that city’s^ Los .Angeles ...4 7 27 .500 Vi Charley Lau and Lu Clinton, two then took over, with John Powell NBA exhibition season. TTiey are; representative. Game time is 2:30. Minnesota . ...4 6 42 JS2S unlikely candidates who came up hitting a 2-run homer in the sev (I) Widen |he free throw lane from BUT, REALUV, SHE5 ONE Fortin has nominated lefty Jim Detroit ...... 4 3 42 .506 5 with outstanding Individual per enth and Brooks Robinson tagging Lu Clinton Stm Hot; 12 to 15 feet; (2) Eliminate a free OF-We VHORST CAVE KEEPERS Mistretta (2-0) to hurl. He will be Sports Viewing Chicago . . , . ...4 5 45 .500 «Vi formances Friday night while the a 3-run shot in the eighth. The throw (or a player who has been I HAVE EVER SEEN. backed up by auiother southpaw, Baltimors ...4 8 44 .404 0 men in the middle were battling 13-hit attack gave 8teve Barber j fouled but maikes the shot, ^ e foul for first place.' still will count against tha of Fred McCurry (2-0) and right SATURDAY— Boston ...... 4 2 44 .488 *'/i (7-6> his first \dctory since being, hander "Tom Kelley (4-0). Man- Kansas City ...4 1 47 .400 »'/i The third-place Angels knocked released from the army, although Hits for Cycle^lus! fending player. This will eliminate 1:35— Mets vs. Dodgers off the league-leading Yankees cheater owiu an earlier season 5-2 Channel 18 Wiurtiington ...2 7 56 .329 191/, ha needed relief help from Hal three-point plays, -but arill cut triumph over Norwich. Friday's Results for t)ie second night in a row, Brown over the filial 2 1-3 innings. down the high. scores and some- 5 2:80—Tigers vs. Whits Sox mo\ing within ,008 of first place srhat speed up the - game. .Bill MoChirry, Installed at first base Channel SO Chicago 4, Detroit 1 Jim Perry (7-7) lost it. KANSAS CITY (AP) If Fourteen g ago against against Rockville Wednesday, will Baltimore 10, CSeveiaad 3. . with a 5-2 victory. The Indians, • • • the saliva tests haven’t been the same Ki City ball Mazeroski of the PUtaburgh Pi 3 p.m.—Red Sox vs. A's beaten by Baltimore and Lau 10-3, rates and FVank Howard of the 7-/» protably be back at that stand be Chauuiel 2 Minnesota 4, Washington 0. RED SOX-A’a— ordered on orbiting Red Sox club CJllnton gan his mad C.t PiTOBm^ cause of hia team-leading batting Los Angeles 6, New York 2. remained second, .003 behind. slugger Lu Clinton, there's a spree with grand slam Los Angeles Dodgers were second M. !■« \ 4 p.m.—Yanks vs. Angels Lau, the Orioles 'reserve catch Clinton, hitting .888 with SO-for- team All-Ohio basketball ‘ sriac- “You oxpiain to your yeuns man that tha aituation hara average, a cool .400. He's had a hit . Channel 8 \ Boston 11, Ksnsss City 10 (15). 54 in the last IS games, won it (or reason. Folks in that depart homer. Countini from thait er, tied a major league record by ment are just loo spellbound auspicious moment he has col tlbns along adth Wayne Embry, JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JEKKY BRONDKIELD te GO and that tha countdown haa-.alraady bagunP* every time he’s played for e six for 5:30—Race of the Week (Ifi). slamming (our doubles. Clinton, the Red Sox in the 15th With an Channel 30 Today's Games by the antics of the Oklahoma lected 30 hits In 53 trips ma.isive Cincinnati Royal center., : 10 15 total. often a Boston benchwarmer, be- inHeld 'In s'^ p**"! Yastrzenuiki, Lee Fracchia will step down aa YOU AND YOUR BIS RUSH... T UYE Brady Hitting .276 10 p.m.—Fight of Uae Week New York (Stafford 8-5) at l«s who had doubled, raced around to Kid. (.566) - Including nine homers, PRESSURINS THE CREWS y 6 6 came the first American League (Tllnton hit for th* cycle—a three triples and three doubles Little League president at tha and AHEAD OF YOUYOU T Steve Brady is next on offense Channel 8 Angeles (Lee - ) 4:80 p.m. score with the clincher that gave Detroit (Running 0-4) att Chi batter since 1980 to hit (or the three>-run homer, triple, dou while driving in 2® runs. of the 1962 season. .Don't be fooled siPEswiPED ONE Of yy I B Y R O U SO N with a .375 bat mark. George May cycle—single, double, triple sgd the triumph to Dick Radatz (4-4) I-TTTLE SPORTS SUNDAY— cago (Banniauin l 4 ) . ble )uid two singles and scored Still Gant Eitolsln by prices listed of "m ajor leagua'* MEN WITH A FCHE ' ^ sports a .321 average. - Dennis homer—before his second single and tagged Ed Rakow i6-10) witli baseball gloves. Rawlings top line, _ C«»r. U Gael FeeHKwa Carp. Dailey, the RBI leader, is at .278. 1 :S5—MeU vs. Giants, 8 Watshington (Osteen 4-7) at the defeat. Norm Siebem and Ed four times last night, driving "I can’t explain it now any TUWeeLd R,«A6ilW. knocked in the arinning run in a 11 better than I could tWo weeks used and endorsed by a majority of f Dailey, in addition to playing his Channel 18 Minnesota (Kaat 8-8). Charles homered for the A's. in the winning run for an - 11-10, 15-inning marathon with • » • . 10, 16-innlng, five-hour tri ago.” Clinton sa.vs. 'It may be the major leaguers, sell from $27 usual sparkling defensive game at 2 p.m.—Red Sox vs. Twins Cleveland (Donovan 12-8) nt Kansas City. Channel 8 Baltimore (Pappas 9-5). umph. Lu's meekest offering that I 'am picking (ip confi (first base gloves) to $46 for third, has driven home e dozen Standout pitcliing shows ware TWIN8-8ENATORA— of the night, a slow roller to dence every game. catchers mitts. -Fielder's giovs are runs so far. 2 :S0—^Tigers vs. White Box Boston (Earley 8-1) at Kansas put on at Minnesota, where' the Pascual (13-5) nstmek out 10 Channel SO dty (Fischer 1-0). 3:80 pm. third, scored the doubling Carl "I'm seeing the pitches real in the 333 to $43 range. BUI Maneggia is the Jong ball Twins’ OamUo Pascual became while going the route for the 12th Yaatrzemski from Mcond aa well ■ and I'm sure of\ myself • * • leader with two homers and a 3:80—Vaaiks vs. A’s Sunday’s Schedule the top winner in the league with time and recording his fourth Channel 8 WasMngton at Los Angeles (2). Clinton beat out the%afety. when I swing the bat.i 8p«li/laU treat is ia stare far gelt triple. Rog Macaione and Dailey 18 triumphs by blanking Washing shutout. Tom Cheney (2-4) started Larrupin' Lu singled to left "Sometimes a young balj play fans.ns/a /when Paul Hahn nuikes aa- c have also clubbed a pair of four- 4:30—This Week in SporU New York at Kansas City (2), ton 4-9 on four hlta, and a t Chi for the Senators and was touched In the ninth inning and scored er finds himself all fit othhw nppearnacc nt the. Is fcVL',***^******* J maaters each. Ohiuinel 80 8:30 p.m. for a run in the first on Harmon •?-/» cago, where White Sox hurler Ray the run which, forced extra in commented Sox Matnager dIti t i f - - - The Fortinmen return to Mt. Ne- Boston at Minnesota (2), 2 pjn. Herbert stopp^ Detroit 4-1 with Ktllebrew's sacrifice fly. Cheney Mike Higgins. "It could be Baltimore at CServeiand (2). nings on a Jim Pagitaroni two his bag of Mcks. The shew, bo Field Thursday for a tliird and a S-hitter. allowed only two hits before Mar bagger. that's what is happening to athichlick will Imtura the trick shsot- Detroit at Ohlra^o. • .* * B. C. BY JOHNNY HART final meeting with Niantie. Game ty Kutyna took over In the eighth, He’s Only Human Lu,"' l£g Hsha. H ^piiie a auanher af the time for that one will be 6:15. ANGELS-YANK8— served a 2-run homer to Harmon There was a moment when Kansas City skipper 'namename pres, starte at 4:29. Saha NATION vU ^If AGUE BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Leon Wagner’s 28 th homer— Klllebrew. Clinton proved he was human. Bauer recall# that aftetl ■ a has beea makiag tbs eircatt aiace FpEoaE, freckle, ON MV I RUOW NOT WHY ITS ME, OR WHAT You ARE; OR S O I W i l l RILL Y ou Los Angeles . .60 21 .659 — tops in the majors- and Lee * * • With Frank Malzone arid Pete triple and a walk in ItM FleM of M tap Joalsr Osa- ALUMNI LBAC San Francisco /58 St ,644 1 Yt SAME HERF. PUSUVi NOSE, w h e r e \W'R£ FTOM, Thomas’ 2-run singla in the third TIGERS.VmiTE SOX— two weeks ago he orde ncctkait golfeis arill tina aff TRICKED US INTO You CribsE; W IT H MY T H U M B . Standings Pittsburgh ..,.6 4 84 .614 4*/j Runnels aboard via sing!** id First Victory W. L. Pet. inning that drove in the decisive Herbert (9JU allowed only one the 10th and two out, the Runnels walked so the Wednesday |a the State Jayeee : SH0WIN6 OUR HANR. “Cr------—— Cincinnati .,..4 7 87 .560 O'/i hit for eight innings-a triple by j r - T ~ 0 - -< D ------Fire-Police ...... 8 2 .800 runs were the key blows for the pride of Ponca City, Okla., could pitch to Clinton. Golf Teunaament at the Staiialey St. Louis SO .55* 10 Angels against Ralph Terry (11-8) Jake Wood in the fourth that re '^"So Clinton hit* k ' gra|d course In New Britain. Tinaany Mc- Green M anor...... 1 0 3 .769 Milwaukee .43 44 .494 16 stiuck out. Near for U.S. .583 and the Yankees. Ken McBride sulted in the lone. Tiger run when cninton also drew an inten slammer and has Ijeeri the hot Nainnra nnd Tons Jacohssg wIB Ponticelli'a ...... 7 5 Philadelphia ..3 8 50 .432 20/i since he last lost in April. in the clincher In the second with catch w’hich kept thinga go him giving him that chaned at Fairfield Univerttty. Werkeala Htfd. National ...... 4 .333 Friday's Results ' • • • a single off Paul Foytack (7-2). CSLBVEJLAND (A P)—The Unit . . . 1 12 ^ .077 ing. to hit." (or regulars, starth^t Jaly 28 srill A*I ...... Chiesgo I, Cincinnati 0. 0R10LE8-IND1AN8— Luis Apartcio’s homer accounted ed States can wrap up the open be from 0:49 to II:N aatt after Los Angeles 6, New York 4. Lau doubled home the Oriolea' tor the other runs. lunch from 2:40 to 9:10. ing round decision of ths Ameri Back to iMick home runs by Tom Philadelphia 3, San Franoisee 2. Moore and A rt Htmtington were can Zone Davis CUp tennis compe P ittsb u rg 4, Houston 0. One of the oddities of tbs 1962' enough for Brady Bushey last night St. Louis 6, Milwaukee 0. Friday's Homers L— . tition with a victory over Canada as he pitched Naasiff Arms to a 3-1' ImacbsJl season occurred iaiat Sun Toiiny's Gauties day at Mt. Nebo in Manchester in today’s doubles match. triumph over the Elks at Charter Lps Angeles (Williams 7-5) at NATIONAL LEAGUE Griffith Chuck McKinley and Jon Doug- Oek. that still haa the fans talking. Ken Mornv MKFKI.R bV d ic k c a v a l l i New York- (.Anderson S-8), 8 p.m. (Sesisaai Total la PareatlMiaea). Bugliee. standout Niaatlc Leglcm Uua, former Stanford 'University Bushey allowed 10 hits tmt was San Francisco (MarichsI 12-5) Hiller, Oiaata (1). quartsrbaxdc, won four-set singlee tough in the clutch, fanning 10 bat-/ pitcher, lined a pitch high and far- MU:KEY FINN n v I \\H I.K ftN A R M 0eOARSUt/THB!E^ A VB^ at Philadelphia (Green 2-2). Wills. Do«%r««« (»• that 'split the left and centerftrid matches yesterday to give the ters and allowing only a single Sk Louis (Washburn 7-4) at Mil- Fairly. Dodgers (8). international l e a g u e RMeRFUUUNOKTOW lOCK/. U.S. a 2-0 lead. McKinley defeat defenders. The ball roiled to tha „-^E'RE GOIN' TO BE score in the final inning. waukM (Shaw 9-6). Mantilla. Meta (7). Paced by Jd in Bielskl and Rich Retains Crown road. However. Bugbee never made 1 ed Francois Godbout,' Canada’s Summary: A PERFECT COOPERATIVE. EO' WE'RE Cincinnati (O’Toole 8-9) at t»il- Oliver, Cardinals (2). LaO oix Amsaldi's belted, the Law first base against the Mamebsoter ace, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 and Douglas Nassiff’s ...... 000 120 X 3- 9-2 oago (HobMe 1-0). yers,. 12-6, at Verplanck Field last EVENIN'./ I 5ET 000 000 1 1 10-0 LAS 'VEGAS, Nov. (A P)—It was up to Emile Griffith to Legion. In swinging' at the bail. THE LAST ONE r beat Don Fontanai, captain of the Elks ...... - Houston (Brucw 6-2) at Pitts AMraUCAN LEAGUE night. Bielski socked a homer and Bugbee reinjured a knee amd fell HE HIT IS Cutadian team, 6-4,. 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. BuShey and Moore; Hawver and burgh (Law 7-4). PoweU, Orioles (9). two singles while LaCroix added whip a man and a memory and he did it. to the ground. 'The ball sraa fleld- STILL GOING! "It’e alee to We where we are Andreoli. Sunday’s Scbadule RoMason. Orioles\(16). a trio of ^ne-baaers. So today 23-year-old Griffith is still the welterweight ed -afid relayed to the infield and now," said Capt. Bob Kelleher of Budi Wittke had a double and a rsv", 1 T 1 i - r San Frauicisra at New York (2), Klllebrew, Tavtns (20). champion of the world. then tositod to first bass to retire the U.S. squad, who will asnd Mc- REC LEAGUE 2:05 p.m. ' Apauieio, White Sox (i). single for the losers. the batter. Thoae on the scene re Kinlsy and Dennis Ralston against The man he whipped waa Ralph Standings Los Angeles at Phllaulciptaia (t) Wagner, Aagels (26). . Anaaldi’s ...... 702 340 -12-10-4'. Dupas of New Orlearia, number one ported the blow would have been y rn . Fontana uid Godbout this after W. Pet. St. Louis at Pittsburgh (2). CUaitoai, Red Sox (10). Lawyers ...... 301 002— 6- 8-6 good tor three bases., possibly four. LLJuula noon. The match starts at 2 p.m. 1.000 contender. The decision last night ILuiJ Teachers ...... 9 Chiesgo at Houston (2). Siebem, Athletles (12). Washburn and Walker; Banas Was unanlmoua but D>ipas.-was a If Bugbee wasn’t injured. It warn a (EDT)...... 8 .800 G u s'e...... Ctnoinnaatl att Mllwaukse. Chariea, AthleMea (11). and Kleinschmidt. lot tougher and more aggressive big break as Mamcheeter had to go Winner
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PAGE TWELVE • I. >/ SATURDAY, JULY 14, *1 ■■■ ■ X' About I'own UConn Adds Two To Language Staff Heard Along Main Street \ ' Omar and Moslem Shrine Clubs Business Bodies And on Som e of Manchetier^a Side Strata, Too of Manchester and Willimantic, re- 8T0RRS — A French teacher ■Mcttvely, will visit the Shrlner’a from TunUla and a Spanish teach H«HMSty is the Best..-. ( ’ Periiaps the tax collector ooiM. Ct^pled Children's Hospital in INSVRANCME BENEFITS er from Spain have Joinkl tbe fac Honesty Is the Best be persuaded to stay in Manebes^! Springfield tomorrow anemoon. Insurance companies .of Con- ulty of the University o f Oonnec- walk from his home on Brookfield ter. said Martin. . '* Tony O'Bright and his band,’ and n ^ ic u t poured almost one-third ticut's Department of Foreign St. to hls dutlesjst Weldon IMig, "Our people back home would bd Trudy Tyler dancers^ will enter Languagee, President A. N. Jor very grateful,” said the leader o f a billion dollars into the eco recently picked ^ a bank draft tain for the children, and the Nof gensen announced today. for $15.80 from an E. Center St. the tratipe, Dr. Soyode Franklin. bles of the Shrine clubs will host nomic life stream of Uie ethte last The French instructor is Claude gutter. It Was made out tP no par at a cookout. ' year. Levy, a native of Tunis who re-, ticular indiiridual; anybody, could Stopidity Behind Wheel These figrures' were contained In celved his Ph. D. equivalent from cash It. ’ ' Dear Heard Along: Closing exerclse.s- of the daily an annual report by the Inauraiice the University of Paris in 1981. About the. time he reached Bis- How stupid can soms auto Vacation Bible School of the Office of Connecticut, Which said The Spanish instructor is Gabriel sell St. his shoes were pinching so drivers get? ' Church of the Nazarene. will -be that benefits paid by the' com Rosado, a native of Caceres, Spain, he decided to stop at Frank’s Shoe " The most senseless and stupidf presented tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. panies, exclusive, of state taxes, who received his graduate train Repair, State Theater Building, ist thing I have seen someone do in the Sunday. School. There will represented a gain of four per ing at the University of Sala and have them stretched. Tslkii^ in a long time is a woman driv« be an exhibition of arts and crafts, cent over 1960. manca. to the proprietor was a youiig girl ing.; a car with, a small child singring and recitations. Daily at Levy, who is.a spectaUsL jn Ekig ■ "The dollar benefits of the In- in tears over,the loss of a bank standifig at the woman’s left side tendance at the, school averaged lish and American Literatura, will draft. Her tears quickly disap on the front seat 'odth the worn- surahee companies to the . state teach French at the UofC. He has 125. ’ amounted to $298,259,103," accord pear when she realized her loss an’e left arm holding the child. been a French 'assistant at the had literally walked back into her I was driving noiLi on 8. Main ■ ing to the report by Francis T. Sandringham School in London Members of the Clolden Age Club Aheam, manager of the Informa possession. S t at 12:30-p.m. July 10 and this m will leave Orange Hall Tuesday at and has conducted research on the woman pulled out of Hartford Gets Scholarship tion Office. "Reducing this figure social and political ideas in George 11 a.m. for a bus trip to Riverside to more easily understood terms, ^' Cosh and Carry Rd. just ahead of me and pro* Park, Mass. In the event of rain Oissing’s novels. The car needed a new battery ceed^ north on Main St. Miss Geraldine Verge, daughter this means that in each business Rosado, who is a specialist in the trip will be canceled. day more than $1,153,000 flowed, Friend husband was convalescing What could she do in case of an of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Verge. the Spanish Renaissance, has been so it ■ fell to 'the missus, who obvi accident, in this position? Lose 199 -Woodbridge St., has been out to Connecticut citizens from The committee planning the re the insurance companies, an aver teaching Spanish since 1954 at the ously never heard of a rear-en control of the car, ram some store union of the Cubs and Majors, awarded a $200 scholarship to the 'University (^ Aarhus in Denmark. gine car, to take the car to the wrindow or into some other car,' University o f• Connecticut by the age of. $2,402 each minute of the two of Manchester’s semi-pro foot business day.” garage for installation. probably, ball teams 30 years ago. will meet Manchester Board of Realtors. She returned so quickly that her I would consider this worse than Monday at 7 p.m. at the home of She is a 1962 honors graduate husband comment^: "That was the teen-agers who were arrest- r Nick Angelo, Williams Rd., Bol of Manche.ster High School, and GETS FORD AWARD Hospital Notes fast; there couldn’t have been any ed recently for riding four In the ton. plans to major in business ad Roger Talbot of Dillon Sales ft one eihead of you.” front seat; at least the driver had ministration at UConn. Service, Inc., Manchester, has "Just one man,” ' said fiis wife.. two hands on the steering wheel. Fred Lewie of 89 Finley St., not Miss Verge was presented the been presented the first annual Visiting hours are 3 to 8 p.m. "He had a 'little Chevy’ but they Seats for small children to. fit Mrs. Lew'ie. is a patient at Man scholarship at a meeting of the Golden Circle Award by Ford Di for all areas, except maternity, didn’t install the battery for him. on the front seat are available at chester Memorial Hospital. The Realtors at the Three Js Restau vision of Ford Motor Co. for out where they are 3 to 4:80 and 6:80 They just put it in the trunk of moderate prices, so why be so Hospital Notes column in last rant, Bolton, by the g-roup's presi standing achievement in perform to 8 p.m.; and private rooms the car and he drove away.” dumb as to risk both lives for the night’s Herald listed Mrs'. Lewie dent. William E. Belfiore. She has ing managerial duties as a parts where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. expense of a dollar or two? as a patient. four younger si.sters and a young sales manager. Visitors are requested not to Exchange Program, Paul? I hope this person reads this er brother. The award Is based on outstand smoke in patients rooms. No more During Uie meeting between piece and, provides other means Airman 2 C. Noel Fagan, son of ing accomplishments.:^ carrying than two vlsttors at one time per General Manager Richard Martin, for supporting a child in a car. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Fagran, 38 out managerial responsibilities patient. the eight Western Nigerians, and And, that the police will arrest Coventry St., returned home re Police irrests such as parts sates; parts pur town officials Martin said he want anyone seen 'driving a car this cently on a 20-day leave after a chase control: sales promotion and Patients Today: 308 ed to talk to the Western Nigerian way. tour of duty in the' Philippines. He advertising, and customer satis ADMilTTBD YESTERDAY: tax collector to leam if there was In the interest of safe driving' will report for duty at Pope Air Harold R. Hagenow, 22, of West faction. Pierre Drapeau, 181 Princeton St.; anything taxed in that country that I submit the above. Force Base, Fayetteville, N. C. Willingd^on, was charged last night Mrs. Virginia Mordavsky, 361 Oak isn’t being taxed in Manchester. A Herald Reader St.; Mrs. Anna Blske, 83 Bridge with speeding and passing a red TEXTILE SALES STEADY light. Hagenow ignored a traffic St.; Mrs. Alice Reed, 65 Prospect dover; Valarie Michaud, Coven signal at Spruce and E. Center l^ e Index of Textile Manufac St.; -Mrs. Meta Ansu, Andover; try; Hugh Ryan, Andover; Mrs. Officials Receive. Sts., then was clocked at 80 miles turing Activity is on a record-high Craig Wolfram, 26 Cooper St.; Daisy C3iapmu, 397 Summit St.; OPEN ALL DAY per hour by a patrol car, Man plateau for the third month In a Mrs. Stella Filip, 12 McLeon St.. Mrs. Dorothy Fagin, 41 Green Seminar Awards chester police reported. row, reports Textile World, Mc ^ ck ville; Mrs. Bertha Guellan, Rd.; Pamela Tracy, 64 Walnut SUNDAY Hagenow is scheduled to appear Graw-Hill publication. Bolton Rd., Vernon; Miss Barbara St.; Mrs. Lillie Humphrey, 42G before Circuit Court 12 on July 23 The magazine’s index stood at Salo, 85 Strickland St.; Stephen Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Rose Gam- Four Manchester area offidads in Manchester. ^ 125 for April, May and June Robert Kieman, 11, Of 51 Goodwin St, tries out hls newly won Gronski, Kingsbury Ave., Rock bolatl, Hebron; Mrs. Domenica PINE PHARMACY paddle boat in Globe Hollow swimming area as Carl Riemer, S64 CENTER ST.— MI 9-9814 Louis A. Ar'rari. 24, of 503 E. (1954—JOO). The index's failure to ville; E^uglas Jesanis, Glaston Fike, 115 Waddell Rd.; John have received certificates for par Center St., last night was charged climb higher was' put to seasonal manager of Tots 'N Teens at 956 Malp St, looks on. The youth bury; Myles O’lleilly, RFD 1; Kim Gosney, Dart Hill Rd., Vernon; ticipating ih the annual School fob with breach of the peace. His court inactivity. won the boat in "Kedso’s Uttle Brother” contest sponsored by Wrana, WiUimantic; Mrs. Anna Michael McCarthy, 189 Ludlow U.S. Keds in cooperation with Tots 'N Teens. His winning entry Connecticut A-ssessors and Boards appearance before Circuit Court Manufacturers’ sales were up Gluhosky, 95 S. Main St. Rd.; Mrs. Rita Hunt, East Hart of Tax Review held at the Univer 12 in Manchester will be Aug. 20. one per cent and were, 16 per cent was "Circio.” Judging the more than 5() entries in the contest BIRTHS YESTERDAY:: A son ford! Thomas Fiengp, 67 Benton higher than a year ago. Inventories was John Repauis, business reporter for ilie Herald. (Herald to Mr. and Mrs. William Nevue, St.; Mrs. Lois Young, 22 San- sity of Connecticut. . photo by Pinto). Edson P. Herrick, Bolton asses NOTICE H ockville-Vem on have climbed slightly, but not 14 Knox St.; a daughter to Mr. tlna Dr.; Kathy Courey, Wapping; enough to keep the inventorles-to- and Mrs. William Loftus, South Mrs. Helen Peabody, East; Hart sor, was awarded a certificate for W * will be closed Satur salet ratio from falling. new one will have a community partment, general foreman, assist' Windsor. ford; William Blazensky, !i9 Clin having attended 10 of these sum Apartments Slated There are no Indications yet of hall, a kitchen, and lounge area.. ant superintendent, assistsint gen DIS(JHARGED YESTEUIDAY: ton St.; Mrs. Diana Keune and mer sessions. days during ^ July and slack in textile markets, the maga Paintings will be exhibited from eral superintendend and John Motyl; Willimantic; Mrs. daughter. Ellington; Mrs. Elaine Those who received certificates In Chase Building zine states. time to time. factory manager of the machinery Donna Hayes. 92 Seaman Circle; Woodcock and son, 76 Garden for completing the two-year pro division. gram in Assessment Principles and August. William Darby , Ellington; Mrs. St.; Mrs. Marilyn Tays and sop, GAROCARI PROMOTED ROCKET INSnTL’TE A native of Saltvllle, Virginia, Theresa Guimond.*' 48, Durant 126 Eldrldge St.; Mrs. Virginia Procedures were NormEui J. Ely, Permission to remodel the sec Ferris attended schools in Adams, St.; Chris Granville, Hartford Miller and son. Hebron: Mrs. Manchester assessment aide: and ond floor of the Chase Building at Richard A. Carocari of 347 Oak Dorian Shainin of Manchester, St. has been prorpoted by the Mass., and studied Electrical E!n- Tpke., Vernon; Mrs. Barbara Carol Moonan and sqn, Glaston William A. Dumiach and John L. .5 W. Main St.. - was granted by vice president of Rath and Strong, gineering at Hillyer College before Jones, Wapping; Carol Gillet, An- bury. ' Laws, Andover assessors. OLLIE'S the Rockville Planning Commis Southern New Eingland Telephone Boston, will be among the scien Co. to the position of foreman Joining Pratt and Whitney. sion this week following a public tists and technologists who 'will Ferria lives at 229 E. Center St. hearing. of Installers in the company’s take pact in the University of AUTO BODY Hartford office. Norman B. Chase, owner of the Connecticut’s fifth annual Institute BRIEFS 381 Adams SL—MI 9-5035 building, plans to remodel empty Carocari started his telephone qn Rocket and Missile Technology office space into single room career in 1945 in the plant de from Aug. 5 to 17. Another partic The Dale System, Inc., a bust apartments. partment In Hartford. He has ipant will be EMward A. Pinsley, ness-investigmtive and research or also worked In Manchester, and chief, electrical propulsion. United ganization, has formed a division to since 1961 has been a supervisor’s Aircraft Research Laboratories, sujiply uniformed guards to bus!* EVERYBODY LIKES YO DO assistant at the company’s head East Hartford. ness and industry, ^ e division will quarters in New Haven. / operate from the company's New NOTICE The institute, designed to help Haven office. Ve UlfESTOWN ANNIVERSARIES stimulate technological knowledge Three Manchester persons share BUSINESS WIYH A WINNER- ■ W PMADUACY I « in the mushrooming field of astro the credit fog an award made to PHARMACY Alex Martin of 1 McCabe St. Is nautics, is co-sponsored by the THE STATE observing his 35th anniversary of the chief attorney’s office of Vet 459 Hartford Rd.—Ml 9-9948 service with Hamilton Standard University of Connecticut and the erans Administration Hartford Re 1 DAUBER SHOP U.S. Air Force Systems Com Co. He is a foreman In the machin mand. gional Office. For the second suc EVEIIYBODY'S OLDSMOBILE DEALER To maintain our cor^'nuity WILL BE ing department. cessive year, that office has been of medical service we are He started hls career at the naimed the outstanding chief at H’a qi OPEN Standard Steel Propeller Co., a PftW VETERAN torney’s office. The three local em Morey A AND OPERATED BY predecessor of Hamilton Standard. Presentation of the Pratt and ployes of the office are John E. MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE MOTOR SALES long eno Open All Day MR. AM ERT OUELLETTE Other Manchester men observing Whitney 40 year service pin was aUTord, 95 Olcott Dr., Daniel O. list his During the Absence Of anniversaries with the division of made this week to Edward J. Fer Newcomb, 52 S. Hawthorne St., YOU'RE INVITED TO SEE and DRIVE THESE--- 'lonn he MR. ROBERT GENOVE8I United Aircraft are John ris, factory manager, Pratt and and jdarie H. Brahaney, 67 Cham liead In’ SUNDAY 123 Washington St., Chester, Whitney Go.. In c.I^ e pin was pre bers St. to r a set ciak, 77 North St.; and (3irl sented to Feriis by D. C. Mc The e: ram 875 E. Middle Tpke. All have Carthy. president of the West VALUE-RATED USED CARS! a must been with Hamilton for 25 years. Hartford manufacturing concern. . haired t Since 1022. when he joined the cause h( MOTTS’ OPEN MARKET company as an apprentice. Ferris PIZZA RAYS comedia Mott’s Supermarkets will open has been, successively, toolmaker, INO SPRUCE STREET ’60 CHEVROLET <61 OLDSMOBILE ’66 CHEVROLET actor, a new store Wednesday in Weth assistant chief inspector, foreman (KMigwri THE SALVATION ARMY ersfield at 160 Silas Deane High of the machine tool asembely de- REAL ITALIAN PIZZA gag wri way and Jordan Lane. It will be AND GRINDERS the fifth market built by Mott’s n 8 9 5 ’ 3 1 9 5 ’ 2295 in Greater Hartford. OPEN ALL DAY Be! Air V-8 2-Door Sedan "88” Station Wagon. Impala V-8 Conyertibls -SUNDAY SCHOOL- The architects for the store ara Fully Equipp^ P. J. DeCorcia Associates of MARIow’s and other fine Man Reaching and Teaching for Chritt” Manchester. chester stores OPEN Tuesday JU LY 4 ’61 RAMBLER J7 GAMLUC Visit A Bible-Centered Clasn This Week The lyethersfirid store, like the thru Saturday 9 to 5:30; Thurs ’$0 wniYS Discover The Warmth Of Christian Fellowship Awaiting Von. Wkeel ■dm* auto and atiQridf someone do ’Oman driv* JULY 14 thru JULY 2H mall (diild I’s left aide 1 the wom-> be child, T on S. Main • li^iiHsa'CVEKv w E B iioA U . n u fen s tt. r, otcmtumn • obi. nie. 10 and this >f Hartford than enough: that Dick, Morey e and pro* Rose Marie produce more .lahghs n St. for themselves than they 'da for I case of an their Invisible boss.. / Ike, Hoover Talk ition? Lose “It's a funny thidrj’- iCcsrey was some store saying over lunchii TfiHt Tve been other car,' talking to people who have made it a dellbei:ate point to see On Wilson, Lincoln worae than show a second time around .^6 rere arrest* j catch up on the laughs thay midsed four in the the first time because they, srere Former Presidents Dwight D.ayeara 191T-19S1, tenglng from Um ! driver had laughing so hard." Eisenhower and Herbert Hoover, high Hopes President Wilson had >rin^ wheel. Morey quickly adds that he la will appraise two of their White for a better world to the utter dis- Idren to. fit one of these time-tested faithful House predecessors — Abraham iUusion of these hopM. available at ' viewMS. Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson, re It deals with the First W orld' why be so I watch It to aee Rose and spectively—in separate NBC Spe War, in which President Wilson Ives for the Dick,” he adds. "M e? 'I can ace cial Projects television programs led America to victory; the Treaty two? any time In the bathroom mirror." next season. oi Versailles and its consequent, reads thia , Morey’s Oescriptlvs eyebrows The Union Central Life Insur and President WLlsonis fight, her means fly up at this point. “ And It’s a ance Company vrill sponsor the two against bitter opposition at home 1 in a car. good thing I watch that pair. half-hour shows, both of them pro and abroad, for a League of Na will arrest They've stolen so many laughs duced by James Nelson. Donald B. tions. It deals, too, with the great a car thia from me that I think It’s a case Hyatt. Director NBC Special war waged against famine and for BObby Kennedy." Projects, was sxscutive protest. pestilence in Europe. In that cru-j lafe driving:' :^ t ask Morey who is the fun Hoover prepared hit personal sade against hunger and disease,. niest comedian and comedienne memoir, ‘"The Ordeal of Woodrow President Wilson’s commander raid Reader and he gives full marks to the Wilson.’’ in New York last year at was Hoover, who also was high in seme stealers mentioned above. the age of 87. “It la a p^gnant the ^councils that set the conduct “We all have a good arrange study o f Wilson, a Democrat by a of the First Worid War. - • :e i v e . ment,” the efferVeacent Mr. Am Republican who knew him Inti Robert K. Sharpe directed "The sterdam claims.; “ We've got a mately." Mr. NMson said. It will Ordeal of W K>r P A G E T H R E E S A T C R D A T . JULY 1 4 » 1 9 «I MAMCHEs M e v e n i n g h e r a l d . ID^NROSSTER, OONN., . SATURDAY. ^lULT 14.1941 P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ Morey Atmterdam S U N D A Y Teteviaion P R O G R A M T U E S D A Y Television P R O G R A M |ty Notebook] LhA* Wa StW Stol W. 18 P a g * Om > "John- 8iU 8 :8 8 '1 ^ HiU' Wtf M O I M J a W R R ' ■tm n# Mf neme Detroit Tlsara va Chictii White ______a plat ta steal 8:18 Mewi "tfiinulpiii— “ l(ra i« 3 i eroemfsat ay. Vtactotum' a;M Daiv:Dal , O ri Iforey felt tlMit (he g re a tM t Maalary M tpaas ti theI treSiSurcs treASurm of------the doldm .Htnd. J:M Mtotia Bmu« BsSiasid Stariri^ ' A 48. M 8 (3 Mtt____ N B R n ^ k — (NBA) — What thing to happen to him m MOW, t it s neirseeee 1 )M Featara _ . H ig i Of SrieMs a ^ r , n S S r dOAA It taka to be a ^ r niAt M 1 :88 Bditar’a Ohaica _ 88 :The Prlda and The' Pasalon*'? FINAL Imnlpree waa, hie (irtendahip wiUi •lU Sam d Hiiatt ■iM The UM M aheta Interviewa and news aartaa. Pan- S ts r r ln g ^ U ^ Orsmt. > ^ a k 1:U w SS t u S I B N S f t t T tha queatlon wMck mildly trouhleA the Ute WIU Rogen. The oo«*hoy dall Yarxa, aditorlel director and Stnatrta aaditophia Loraa. Drama of toith and couraBa during the U d i'fto w a abT i Inga Bwenaon. humoriat took Morey under hla ancharman. 1:88 i > Be. Hera is a girl who aaams to hava wing and gave him aome advtoe Be m MD t ftwnlah War o f Indapandahca la RBVpWw ni8B Mhasetat at •sW raMle Arte Ymdkeee fTEiniEE Cftf ■ KapolecBiciJeaoie ara. ^ 8:88 Was* F tia l 1W8 Bowa i all the IngradienU for top-lUght the eomedian haa never forgotten This to The Uto 4 iW tosaa* aM 8:88 41 ABSB atardom. ia taB. Monde, biua- —never be ortiel to anyone even SeeraS BeaH . - Onesto: Sen. Bugene BtoCsurthy ^ * 5 ? S r Citycity HsJU."HoM." A_ widow (D-Wnn.) and Seta. William nma for poUU^ ottlea to oPtmb TVma Imrdh (OUtum JAmeA). a ayed a m as beautiful aa a girl can te j6St« Uon to fha pbfiBeal maphtoe. CM hoodtatat Trtrn eontrelA profeAsioiMl "M r: Rogera uaed to twite to me M erit ’Proamira (D-Wla). llioy 'srin ba awl atm remain legal. Her act ai^e the eontrovaray over tax - ■ A jm m j 8:48 M a a ^ fS a rita r Boadne, beoaoMA the (A n«t of ing aUn ta attested by her oredito a lot,*' Morey adda. "MoaUy peat- B m or M. Bteasto '.’Tho .Horae ____ Niebokui Chin (lU rk RltihaiAn) In earda. Tve gM about a hundred of Oral Behetto ' 4 tia Tasterday’s Xawsraris t 'iw b T jr i The T n to —iw o yeans ptoying Shakeepeare This Weak tn Sports _ W W a. (B ) Bvealag B tptr i. 'OomebAok" on NBC-Tirs fuU- fat Stratford, Ocim., important rolei them in my home. I waa the o i^ ItiM Lams Date U r 9 M . (Color). euam our m om Rrif8*W< Relialoua eeriee mth Dr. Oeorsa Itohaei l ptlsa Tatavlatoa I t hour "OAitt’A aundredr TuoAdgy, in auefa b ig-bu dget Ulma as "A d M M guy tn M ow buaineaa ludty enough Crothera. "Cburehee tor Tomor- Ju ly 17 (1 0 pjoA R K IT; R tF iw t to get a mlUlon doUara worth of 8iW Who iB ^ h a World _ ____ . * "it nfinn T a Bim wiil iS T t ,.■■1 ■! . to a ri BOWS i and Oonaent" and "The MOfiicI* row." A OonsideratloB r i Uie im ' Bresltlna.- M Human tntaraat aetlaa Starring Iw .■UVBL T& cflW vli OCIG 88 of Nov. 7, 1981). comic material by mail. pact ot the twentieth eeatiS^ oa Warren Bun as host ■ %Seior*BaH". Mawa a e i Waetoaa _ Worker,” top parts on tely^on S e architecture------ot--- churchea ------ia lata Taarntraw BoehAllG Muduoa. Paxaati Ask Akael Tka U shows like Tha Defendera And yet, The year 1980 found Morey In -----laWaiM WaiM Of Of Smrh 48, 88 18:88 OaadM.O«ssa____ J 1 I t U Backriags Amerf K ytona "Plraoracksr...... - » r . jSpek SC^ofW ws-4. fi88 Wyatit to u t DAvid Brinkley MtAsvtewa a in her own iroida: ledio. Since then, he haa been in The : A documen- Wmfwtrn ntAB u td w ife g o ln f: in to debt At Chelhte______Jkte or MviiMea Car Race. Daytona Beach. Xlor- sMmKMAmwm - 18:3 MUflMOMEMEW JGAVIG Kmjs ‘Tm not bugged hy/not being end out of that medium. taerUlee Of The Mam ■ Ida. 'jUcr Commas”. ] the rAto of $70 a month. And em a star,” she aaya. "but what does A fter the war he aK>eared on ao 8 :iS WasMaxisa CaavsrsaUsa ;.OolDr) Matt ooQvtaeaa BUm This to The Ufa ea Bmaneney ’Sarvtca D l v l ^ . W ri ALSO STEREO m 4 R A M O S IB. 88 S S T t U foUowtBg Mm •J a hlbitA eomo foreign 'IV oom- ig me are the p«w ^ Trim keep, many radio and TV programa aa UiU Uvles Wert , • 8:18 Ivaahea — ter Matthaii. narrator, (R). , BterriAle on the "DAVid Brinkley'8 This la The Aaewee • Fattem s la Mahto trying ta atari WWOk ( » ) ^ king me, *Why arai’t you a big guek .star that Fred Allen quip lltsM (Qolor)' John Doremns. . b M iW What’s My tln a f ^ . ____ * Jounud” color broAdcAJd of Leak Dp AM Live I, «• John Driy. moderator and paaair 11:88 TMHMWRGG- aarlaa with Mai Blane star.’ I don't know why Fm not. ped: "The only thing we can turn Reilsiouo aeries. Part lu — “School For Orown-Dps.” JoS' tats ~ Doroi >tty . JUlgAllon, . B a w n WediteedAy, July 18 (10:30 pm. A ll I do know la that I think it’s o{ ‘'la ^ Darld." David's son, Oalllebio and NBC Orchestrta. And guaato. _____ J oharactar voloas. on in our houae without getting . BahIM Otoaed Dears - I f Carf. Arlene ^ Pries to aigh* grit Yasseaia d NDT. RepeAt of Nw . 1^ 1961), too late now — If It was going to Morey Amaterdam ia the water Absalom, turns atalnat bis father 11:88 SaMay Raws apoemi ^ TColor). Allan Lnddea, boat Oussta: Betsy and ralUea a (Teat army to over 8 :8* nw TwaaUath Oantary ^ 8 UtM Caaeaebsrim ' happen, it would have happened throw him. ^ew 'Fork in the TwenUas." TtlevlAion viewera vriU get a tsp.** waiter Cronkita. narrates. (R). SSESEsr'M r' ■ ^ '’ a ‘ *A •* lan g ago. A few yeara ago, former movie TMs to The Aaawas ari8 Sva^NUs obqnoe to ompAre a Hollywood U:4S U sht TIm Maa4 The Pram __ W. 88 Pater Tong haa ta marry a girl “Tve been discovered m ora hard guy Sheldon lebnard and (Color) Ouest: Ladd Plumisy. I Yeas >1rri htawresilia ha doean’ t know, or violate a movlA vfrskm cif a W orld W a t H U:M Oemera Three m^^ay’s Pealhaasa 48 Jaaa Wyama 8 hsw ^ 0 0 yaarx old Cnlnasa tradition. than anybody. Tve had ao many comedian Carl Reiner had an idea rellh Far Tot^ preaMant of the Chamber of Com 11:18 Saaday NIxhl Msvia 11 ll;M Batateb Far f iamit sw expedition with dooumentAry fUm hreafca they’re coming out otm y for a ahow about a trio of gag Amerieaaa At Walk merce of the United States. . '•Mr. Imperlom''. Lana Turner, of the BAme event when “SAtur- 'The OhIMren’e Bear ' Sparta View . i E lio Finsa. _ PUIS STANER'S DEPEHDAILE SERVICE “ ‘ Csl t:W '4tolla OIUU . „ S eiune. writera They both thought IMcK Chalsworth Osborna, Jr.. raaHxea dAy Night At the Movlee'’ preeento Weetan damheiree- 8:18 (A rtsaas 11:18 Featara Film ^ • .UiW UgM that a, manly riiaractar Ja more "Fm Just not atar material, I Van Dyke, who waa then appear lltlS Bis Mae Shaw 8:18 Mister Bd "The Man On The BIffel Tower,’* Important than warith. so ha "DeetlnAtlon Gobi" on An NBC- gueaa. There is no one thing that U:M The Naelear Asa vnilMir and Roger agree that a Aeadomy Theater. _ __ 8 TV color broAdcAst Jtdy 14 from ing on Broadway in "Bye, Bye dewish Raws A Views day's fishing trip la no piBCe to "Gates Of Paris”. Rterre Bras- o e c t r o n i c s arranges tor DoMa to move to Iba I can do better than anybody else. Bast Of OrsBOhs family maaston and make a man 9 to 11 p.m. B D T. T h e featu re Birdie,” would be a natural for the Soieacr neoaa Thealas take wives or a horse. (R). seur. „ At Beam WHk BMr M. f f of him. (R ). And there's nothing a preaa agent part of “Rob Petrie,” the aafe and taared Heart This Is RBO News W ZiAIg SImw An LARORATORIRS end the dooumentAry were pre- Man Is Armed." Dane Clart AeUaa Newa AUrad BHuMeek P raan ta Bl, W can write about me — X love my aane head comedy writer. Roee 11:48 Saelal Sacorttr News wrapup by Ray Sdjerer fol mm An amnesia vlotim aad a poilca viouely broAdeeAt on this AriiOA Amerlesas At w a n lowed by a nears feature. lS;tt Frevlew , _ M m BROAD nr, IriB Maria huaimad and my children and I Marie, they agreed, would be ex Uri* Aeeaat Bathsways ■ 11:88 News aad Weather J captain both aaak eompanlonshtp Dec. 18, 1981. Ballrt'rr ^ 11:88 Msaseri Of MedHatlaa 1 M l f . 1 1 2 4 lUM As ' t<> replace their lost loved ones. don’t do anything spectacular." cellent in the role of "Sally," the Phil Silvers fi 1 (R) H m ona thing which she does W arM W ^ Air Farce Stary 48 BMP PAt OArrett (Biuny SulllvAn) wiae-cracklng female of the trio. AraaM_.Ta' Featara 81 Raw Breed 8. 48. t t do bettw — or at least aa well— Bsrvsy Oissa Shaw LL Adama becomes amoUonrily arrangea the releeee of Selly But who waa to bo the third party ? Dawa Bible 1:88 Laesla • When four swindlers try to vic .. BIMa Aaswsn tavolvad whUa Invastlxntlng a hit- aa anybody In her age bracket ia .Both lieonard and Reiner ctm- 11:18 ladastry Timmy learna about moUter levs timise A wealthy Cihinese family, l>8l At Bama WMh BMP run driving ease. (If). BstfUett, aUab Whit* Moon (Sher U:8S We R-Ueve 8:88 PGMWMrO play Shakeiqieare. Thia is her cluded that they would need a man Navy Film at W( • after finding a wild colt which be Johnny Tuma (Nick Adams) In- Sri8 The Oaasady dpal S ry Jeekwn), from the IndSana came lost during a forest .ftre. The data Manap Shaw The' hdvantura of a eoupla who fbrto and her great true love, and who could act, dance, aing, charm The Chrisisphers ■(H). - . teicedea and uaea the Chineae wa j ^ e r ) . triio had captured her nine yean PaHh Far nday . M ..... Ia Oaai* ■L88. r O a ratara vlalt to a Irrilsr she yaams for the chance to do viewera out of their bhaira and, Eaerana „ x ter torture to overcome the odds WE GUARANTEE TO eourt previcualy, in "Apache Daumtei'' m ore. 11:88 Barry Bessaaer—Rawa a. 4t Ballwlahle Shew . 11. St 1:18 Baaaa b s ly Saturday, Ju ly 14 on N lM - T V a above all, rattle off funny jokoa 1:88 Year Osainialii^ ■ ''Masked Ginny Lyane" wins an a gain st him and his Cihineae bratta Taaag 3 Diek PawaB Show IA M "T h e tro u b le with doing Vldlern 8 A promlnaat attonay'a girl "T h e T a U Man" (8:30 p.m. BDT. Hke a OatUing gun. audition on. Atolors Snldely's friends in "Blind Marriage," an SAVE YOU MONEY! Sevaa Espa friend la found murdered. Nina Shaka^ieare,” she eaye, "is that "Sabu, couldn’,t dance," Morey FHri S Amateur Hour_.ahd sets oR a etdaode of “The Rebel’t Wednes 8:48 Bdgs Of R||hl ^ J Repeat of Dee. 30, 186i). Raw Barissas if Crime arave. Jtt). (Color). YaSag Dr. la ls a a . S Forii. Keenan Wynn aad Beverly he apoils you for other things. I flipe, "80 they wound up with me.” Wiaalu Plaa day, July 18 on NBC-TV (8:39 Onr FRBB B 8 M Hetritag (Burvay wW tcB yoB la a in T n O O N waa Pm A Day H 88. M Gariand, oo-star. (R ). waa in Stratford, playing' Juliet 1:18 Gala Braat 1 7:18 Denals TkeyMaaaaa . . 8 p.m. BDT, A repeat of an episode Tea t L T n K ^ * t : N lehabsd And Ma I Charlie Wooeter (Frank Me- "The Dick Van Dyke. Show” waa V Dennis hM tnmMe getting Mr. W aR FI b b w S y t ii wfll save! So atop bunabg up ' lehabod oftara to ha romaatio 1 :N FerceatlaB seen earlier on another network). «Oar Five DatncMeia . S L I f Orath), the wagon train cook, ba- and Ophelia, and they sent me the cmnic hit of last aeaaon—one F m trliars a n IOf FhMh ’ , « . 88 ^ Wilson llintppear aa a Scolsmhn *8 W% » y w . eeBVMi *8 lEMKlN! < CaBaeeUaal BaaolaaS _ f rival of Pblppsboro's leading the geript for a play called ‘Good «d the few Mbwn to be renewed “Joachim Probat. ArtlsU' (Color) fovktlts tor Hie all nation show Ttatoa^ jrari. .. ^ J l bankar and grooeh whan Bob ooines fond of a newly oaphired Roser OrtTOAyer is narrator. (Rr. a t ^ s school. (R ).. ' . Major deeldea that poshing buffAlo named Clyde, much to the bye CSimlie.' This later came to thia year. ■ WalTv DIsasy’s WaMerim WarM A young woman la driven to Wha Da te a T M T *8. U Baarte Flha„ ft 4:8* Baagaa Aa4(yJ»aw^^ . J Chsovar's romanoa to oonclushm annoyanee of the caravain penii Broadway with Lnuren Bacall. While not working houra a 1:48 rfucball Ball Paa 48 hysteria % .t^hreatg from iri) would he a public serriea. (R ). ^to f^'^ l y Jto." (Part 3). and anonymous ..£»Ieidiohe caller in THF ,V. ANIi^ Ai : Uh ( R E 3 w Beam ^ Baddy . f i , S Tears Far Atang H I. 48. St gars lutd wAgomhAAter Chris HAIe "I read it and X thought to m ^ day, Morey apmda aome time with IM BdsebaH _ emastera.'' (Part 1) Amariaaa Baagstimi A 8* n aelf, 'What la thlaT” And I held hie wife, Kay, and son Gregory, New York Meta vs San Franciseo ■ "Nig^t Panic,” filmed auspenM THAT'', TOT 4:8* Rawa J 18ri8 Taleat Seanis * (John -Mclntire), tn the "Wagon Glaiils (doubleheader) FsBsw Ths Sda *,**.» drama starring John Rrioeoo and Hare’a Hall/wasd BL I f Jim Backus, host Featuring Train" episode oiUtied "Clyde’’ it by one oomar and put tt back 18; and’ daughter, Cathy, 10. He 1:88 BaeeM .. .» MUHaa Datow Mavis U guest oalabtitlaa who introduce la toe mivelope. After Juliet and playa golf and takea ^^cturaa, and, Red Sox vs Minnesota "Tbe IrresIstwVMIaa Bulfnneh,' Cloris Laachman, on NBC-TV** "Brother Orthld". protaaaionri porformara soaking a Wedneeday, July IS (NBC-TV Best Wealthy spinster Apes' in search 7:80-8:30 pm. BDT; a repeat of Ophelia, how oould I act in ‘Good he adds, "stare at myself In the HallyWaad's of a lost love. (R). Guests: “Kraft Mystery Theatre" Wednes 4:4* Bte Three Thetatea * breakthrough to stardom. I Men "amyon Paanga . Dana Ajt- Gala’s Baadrad - M, . . Dee. 27, 1901). bye CharUe?’ ” mirror and wonder how Iqcky can nay, Madeleine Robinson. Celeste Holm and Allisi Hale. day, July 18 (9-10 p jh . B D T ). T 1 1 I I K 1 5 W Cain onoovars a boxhig soandri 1:48 Bd SaUivaa Shaw . I drewa, Busan Hayward. ■ „ a gu y b e." 4:M A m aiin a Rawsatotad A ** that 'suprs action against under- “Bseape. From Devil’s Island.. ^ests: Sid Caessir, comMIan, 8;«8 j world control of the sport (R ). Mary Roae (Anna CApri) needs Bronco (T y Hardin) leads a se Victor Joty. "Atfantlne Ntahta' Diahann Carroll aiid Kk^rd <5: b what year waa the movie TV PraaUere A 48. SI cret mission on orders contained ' KIley. Broadway stars. Blarl “Rebecca” mad*?—R. F. aome parental aaaitanoe after In Rltx Brothers. O i l s H 1 9 A T "Sweethearts On Parade". Bay "Second Chanoa.*' A O I turncoat venting A mythical beau to prove in one ot Unooln'a last communi IMaaee Ox Fear mj Grant, singer, organist and pi A i 1940. Middleton. , haa difficulty trying ta return to 1 :U ^ mirlstophers 81 1st. (R). The Adaslrri and Swsbhp Shaw bis olvUlaa i»«fesaloB, bronco her p^HilArity in “RibMn’s and cations in "The tisat Letter" on Now Is The Time Of Year 254IRO AD STv—TEL M l 9-1164 riding. (R ). r Beaua,” the July 14 "Room For toe "C9ieyanne Show" Monday, 11:88 Raws, Waatoav aad Siarta A t ^^eSflfSerYaid Bragnat", Roland M g Haws One More" episode over ABC-TV. • July 18 oveT ABC-TV. Tour Bugs Need M O N D A Y Television PROGRAM Culver. PROFESSIONAL V IBariy Shew t:ld Hvmsats Ot Oansfsrt. "Her ]Wmi( Ive Man." Ixiutse At- W E D N E S D A Y Television PROGRAM RUG SHAMPOOING •;M Newscopa—Bsllatin Beard britton. Rob srt Frige. S:tS Ualy*ralty Ot n a Air . o m (Color) "Oedit Buying," and W '/ £S • e Bieam N < PAGE POUR MANCUOTER EVENING HERALDf MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURD^, JULY 14, 1962 WASE Thd pre T H U I ^ P A Y T e le v is io n P R O a R A M f TV PersoiialitieR"^ the Sena priations liWHawS ^ •d* MyVhtea Seaa ^ f. V ic Damone About W W U stM if*a >rrr's ■•IIvwmS ucs'suhe for a saxopaonlst wneei ed close f :M Me* HSUmi Dellas Msvls iobhle's hish school eombo Mays S:IS Uslre "Tliiever Fall Out” . ■i or Mike’ll college dance. IB). Singor-Actor Vic Damone trhcMf Eiut anot S:M Africa Tiday « ; « BIc « Theater ' • Breaker ; • the sU rt o f hie muaicai' career t* Foot Soldier T;M Anerleas Alt "Androcles and'the Uoa' Victor A frlghteaed blue clad llsure flees insr up ht Tcdar Mw« Mature. Jean Slmmm. in the night from the scene of a the age o f two. brime and the po'Ice commissloa- Hlg mother was 111 hi the .hoa- culture c liU VUn Wilh.MaaSlsacs 4;W Alaerlraa Newsetaat Money 1 HOtXiTWOOD Waiiier Bros, Weather A:W PajMya/Theatev er aeetgns Lieut. Breiuier to pital and, knowing her love e f find the cop who ran." (R ). for more < has jHit before the television T:W Uaderstaadlas oar WerM Marie At S • . music, Vic asked his father to tbacii Baelaese Besart ' "One Way Out‘% JOI •)W Blag ef DIamaade the Appro cameras a new sieries for. fall show I;W Three Staesee Basel e», er him "You’re Driving Me Crasy.** ing wjhlch will touch the heart of TtM Bachjr aa« ~ he Renegades" Haxet learns she !■ tbo