>AOE FOURTEEN lEanrl|PBtpr If^ralb FRIDAY,'JULY U, 1«B« Average Daily Net Prcaa E ub F er Om W eek CM M Mmy tt r d . Itfli About Town CKAMGI YQtm Zone Change Allowed 4 Youths Sentenced FftESCRiPTlbNS H « l 12,925 8t«ph«n M. Cooper. Mn nf Mr Meanher «( tho Andlt'' Bareon of OrealsUon and lira. William Ooopar 75 Orrrn Mmtchmgter-^A CUy of VUlage Charm Manor Rd-. waa named In aprlng For Dartmouth Heights For May 2 Mugging PINE aemoater hrmora In the Cnllppe of ______^ PnARMAOT Arta and Science*, liniversity of Four Manchester youth* ac-a-pleaded guilty Jo the charge. Vemont. Burlinirton Two re<|ue»ta for *one changef * .'lom the Bid well, Home Improve­ VOL. LXXVIIL NO. 251 TEN PAGES—TV SECTION MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 25. 1959 (OtaMlfM •> PRICE rtvB cum I were approved and tour denied by ment Co. which aought to change cu*ed of heating and robbing an The four were accused of mug­ to a Reatdence B Zone *11 or part ging 75-year-old Maurice A. Fer- the Town Planning Commtaalon at i old man two month* ago were W CENTER ST. r Officer* of the Cryitoforo Colom­ a meeting laat night In the Miinic of an area now in a Riital Real- ria at midnight May 20 as Ferris ■ bo Society will be, at the ItaliBn ipal Building. 'one in the Unlon-Jefferaon given pri*on, Jail and reformatory strolled near his home at 87 Fos- j American Club at 7.30 tonight. TTnanimotialy approved waa a St area. term* by the Hartford Cotinty ter St. ! Any member* wishing to pa>- their Nixon Plans Nikita Praises T T • T \ 1 TT*A requeat from Builder Andrew An- 1’. .-aa proposed to extend the Superior Court. According to reports from the; Judge Shea Named duee may do *o at this time No preaent Reaidence B Zone along aaldi to change approximately 25 Jtidgi J. Howard Roberts sen­ police and Ferris. ■ one of the Sunday meeting* will be held until Jefferson St. for 1,030 feel, then youth* held him from behind, a the fourth Sunday of September. acrea of land on the *outh aide of tenced Daidd A. I.«Chappelle, 20. Spring St. from Rural Reaidence south to I’nion Pond and would second hit him In the face, a third NOTICE have bordered the preaent Resi­ 2-Day Visit U.S. Exhibition H u rr ica n e U eb ra H its I to Reaidence AA. The land ta lo­ of 28 ICnglewood Dr,, to one to took hi* wallet containing more Mr and Mr*. Adam rva«-fr»-.-d. dence Zone B on Ih* east aide of than 8100, and the fourth drove THE OFFICE OF Associate Justice In Red (Capital cated eaat of the Globe Hollow thrle >'ears in prison; Michael W. ISl McKee S t. are vacationing for Union .St. Tile Home Improvement ■Ws Tidck. 20, of 9 Deepwood Dr. the car In which they left the h»-o week* at the Sherry Frontenar Swimming Pool and will be iiaed j for' a propoaed 42-lot aubdiviaion Co. w anted the zone change for to me year In jail; and Charles acene. The wallet was found dia- DR. LOUIS T. FOLEY To Poland B,r A. 1. OOLOBURG Hotel. Miami Beach. Fla. two lot*, and the real of the area William J. Shea of Man­ Dartmouth Helghta, R. O’Reilly Jr.. 17, of .38 I.j»ncaa-j vaftlefl near Pitkin St. the next Moscow, July 26 (A*)— The The fapproval wa» given on the was included for conatderalion hv ter Rd., and Raymond O'Neill, 18, ' 'll*.'’- 266 MAIN STi Moscow, July 25 (fl*)—Vice chester has been' named an The annual plant, food and the TPfV Associate justice of the State American exhibition in Mos­ ■’treasures' sale, aponaored by the I grounija that the change would fli Con.aldeiable oppoallion was reg of it) Mint* Cl., to indefinite terms ; The quarfel was arrested May President Richard M. Nixon ir i/M Scholarship in with the overall master plan for in the Cheshire R^ormdtorv. i 28 and bound over to the Superior WILL BE CLOSJeD Supreme Court of Errors. He cow opened last night and Laurel Garden Club of East Hart I.itered to the request by area resi- will fly to Poland for a 2-day drew envious praise from the ford tiiU be held on Saturday. Sep' ,: the ,, development . of , the area . i dents attending the public hearing. Golden Age VP The four youths were charged, Court after being, arraigned here fills the vacancy left by the ies on T exas Coast * FOR VACATION visit Aug. 2 after ending his 12. from 11 a m to 4 p m on the I Also unanimously approved was -niey did not wish to have smaller with robbery with violence. Each ' May 29. first Russian visitor—Nikita Miss Nellie A Perkins, dsugh-i, request from the 235 Main .Rt 11-day visit to Russia. elevation of Raymond E. Bald­ lawn of the Wickham Memorial lots in the area. George D. Edwards, 27 Ridge- - JULY 20 TO AUG. 8 win of Glastonbury to chief S, Khrushchev. Llbrarv Proceeds from the sale ter of Mr and Mrs Edward R. 1 Corp. to extend the depth of a The TPC.-going along with Ihi.s'wood St., w'as elected vice presi- Nixon’s decision waa announced “There are good things hers ahd will go to the CIVIC pro.iect fund Perkins Sr . Rt 31. North Coven-■ Business Zone II a distance of I,A thinking. denied the request on the 'lent of the' State of Connecticut front of the Ameriean Legion today shortly after he met with justice. Baldwin aucceeds Chief Justice we envy you for them,” the Soviet trv has been awarded a memorial on the east side of grounds that the change w ould be ■ Golden Age Clubs Ttieaday at the CAP Promotes home in Class A uniforms. The Soviet Firet Deputy Premiere premier aaid at the dedication Dr John F Barry is now train­ , „ . Main St. between Delmont and detrimental to the existing de- outing held at Lake Quaeaapaiig, squadron is'ill leave by bus to par- j Anaataa I. Mikoyan and Frol R. Edward J. Daly of Hartford who scholarship St Hillycr College of Hollister Sts. The parcel was in a died M oi^y of cancer. ceremonie*. “They are thinge that Winds Rip ing with the 287lh Medical Petarh- velopnienl on I’nion St. Middlebiiry. Father McCann tieipate in the review lieing held Kozlov during the third day of hla Russia will have." the fniverally of Hartford Until now Shea lias been senior ment (Dental Semrei Team at Ft Re.*ldcnce Zone A . In den.ving a request toi a zone William Lee of Shelton waa re- j ____ at New Haven Airport to honor Soviet tour.- Workmen were rushing about Devens. Mass The U.S Arm^ Rc- Miss Perkins will enter the Logtcal Extension change on the north side oi K. elected president. i five Norwegian cadets. A apokeaman for the Vice Pres­ judge on the Superior Court. Gov. A braham A. Ribicoff, .a shouting for a plumber here and a •en-e dental unit from Ccnncci ti- freshman class at Hillyer this fall. Approval was voted on the Middle Tpke., south h\ .lames and I About 900 Golden Agera from: 8t the_ last me ting of the Man- ident aald Nixon scheduled the carpenter there to put on the fin­ G a lv esto n grounds that it was s logical ex­ The Connecticut Wing of CAP visit to talk with Poland’* Com- Democrat named the 65-year-old rut IS undergoing two wp<-ks of She will take an executive, secre­ Helen Gorman and William Knnf- oil over the stale were present at ^ ishing touches up until an hour summer training Dr Barry is a tension of the prejient husine.** la. the c-onimission said it had not the outing and meeting, also a trol,,napt. Thomas F. W alah. rom- is acting as host to a group of muniat Chief Wadlyalaw Gomulka, Baldwin, a Republican, to the top tarial program, according to Wil­ teenage Air Cadets from Norway. spot on the State's highest court befora Vice President Richard M. csptain m the unit zone. Neither of these proposals heen shown that there was »uf- 'lelegatioii from Springfield. Mass., i ' announe^ that National partly because ..the Sovieta re- Nixon formally opened the fair. liam P Morrison, director of ad­ were opposed at a public hearing fictenl neerl for the i hange. snd some from Vermont, ,\>w I Headquarters of OA P has promot- The Norwegian Cadets are visiting fUaed to allow him to leave by fly­ yesterday. He has been an asso­ At 100 mph missions. Connecticut rinring the 12th an­ Biit 11 opened on time and in Members of the Sth Di^trirt Fire the TPC held July 8, Resldents Opposed Hampshire and Rhode Island, ' ad the Rev. .loscph H. McCann. ing over eastern Siberia. ciate justice aince 1949. pretty good shape. The Gormans and Knofla wished Prior to the business meeting. ! chaplain of the local unit, from nual Intel-national Cadet Ex­ Department who inter.d to parade A .hine graduate of Manchejiter Disapproved, also unanimously, It appeared significant that Justice Shea served one term aa True some dirt had been swept Galveston, Tex., July 26 (iP) ta Farmington Saturds'- aro High School. Mi.as Perkintl was a were requesta for rone changes on to have property now in Resi- those in attendance participated ' first lieutenant to captain. F'sther change and aic the 5th group from Nixon had decided to visit Poland Manchester Representative in the lence C and B changed to Busi- 't* 'he various amuaementa. i McCann is -ipintual director of St another country to visit this state into corners and there, were a few —Hurricane Debra smaahed asked to meet at th* flrehouac. In member of the National Honor So- M' Centei~ SI In the Cnton and during the “captive nation* week" State House of Representatives wet apota in the concrete but all uniform, at 5 o clock cipta and served as secrelarv and Jefferson St*. area, and on E. ness Zone I to make it easier io' A special bus took 24 members j1 Jam es CYO. since 1952. rnclaimed by President Eisen- and two terms in the State Senate, againut Texafl Coast cities to­ sell. The property is near Gorman 'he Manchester club to the out- R but a half dozen of the exhibit* as.sislant editor of the school an- Middle Tpke. Captain Walsh requests all While the Nor -eipan cadets are ower to remember aatellite coun^ one as GOP majority leader,. He ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SHEA were completely in place. day with winds up to 100 Erw in W. tVhitham of .U O os- niial "Somanhla." in her .senior' Roger Olcott wanted property Motor Sales. Ini ', at 2S.A Main St , "’8 This «liih has many plans for members of the local unit to as­ in Connecticut, Nutmeg State ca­ tries under Communist domina­ became a Superior Court Judge In year She was also secrelarv and i on the north aide of W. Center ; which is expected to he .sold in a Ihe cominjf' season and issues an been serving on the Court of Com­ The opening day audience of miles an hour. Torrential rains by Rd. has been elected secrpler\ semble at 11 :V' p.m. Sunday in dets vill be \d.stting elsewheite. tion. 1942. 5.000 was by invitation — mostly of the National Secretane.* .Assn laler president of the Pilgrim i "ow- zoned as Residence a A week or so invitation to any person over 80 Thla proclamation, based on a A popular speaker. Justice Shea mon Pleas for two year*. and 6-foot tides flooded low Atty. John D LaBelle. appear- .lo'n the rhib. It The appointments take effect diplomat* and Soviet offlclale and areas and sent thousands of at the S4th annual convention of Fellowship, s youth group of the and Rural Residence, changed to Congressional reaolutlon. aroused is frequently called upon by Man­ their familiee. Fair managers are the American Association of Nur.' Second Congregational Church in an Industrial Zone an he rould '"K f"'' 'he appliranls at the piib- meets twire a month, the second ! the resentment of Premier Nikita chester organizations to aert-e as immediately, but are subject to and fourth 'niiir.sday afternoons, counting on a daily attendance of persons scurrying to higher er^men at Philadelphia. He was Coventrv. operate s farm marhinerv business hearing, said rezoning Ihe area S. Khnishchev. He called It an a toastmaster. He Is active in af­ confirm ation by the 1961 General ground, u.'iially at the East iSide Rec. Assembly. 50.000 with ticket* selling at one secretary of the NVw England Memorial sc holarships were "The proposal would ' n^nhe it "peonnmically pro- insult and an interference In the fairs of the American J.-egion. ruble (25 cent* at the official rate). . T8w omaN but vieiouu hurrt- Nurseiymen's As.'n last \ear created In honor of Hillver men the present Indus- P'eaent affairs of other nations In a speech Baldwin has made a sweep of After Gov. Ribicoff announced oane, wMch iVsvuiopod suddenly in JOHN F. TIERNEY "Darling, if ynn tmuld his appointment, the new Chief The fair ground* cover nine who gave Ihpir lives in World trial Zone west of Hop Brook and wants it beeaiise of timed with Nlxon’a arrival 'niura- the choicest offices Connecticiit j acre* of Sokolniki Park — A Little tho <3olf of Mexico yeeterday War II Applicants are eligible "ould have itin easterly along the 'he zoning. , He pointed out -•* the’ The proposal waa denied on the he mine, tee teouM aU day. has to offer to a man who enters Justice issued the following state­ Business grounds that it would tend to cre- America in the heart of the Soviet morning, burled eeverel araell flA- only If. they are_ ln_Uie.Jugheat JO j ""''Ih side of W. Center .St. for P»'0P'‘';l.v n ^ rb y is in a Buneral Home iray» have a . roof over • Khrushchev again alluded to the public life. In the past he has I ment from hia home: capital. ing veeeels e.ra8iiet jettiee ee 16- per cent of their high school class ^*'“t. Zone II. ate a traffic hazard and would be week in his long and sometimes served hia State as governor and “My years aa a practicing law­ The rezoning proposal tan into spot zoning, For the Rtiasiana to tee were dla-. foot wnvee leetwd the aeeooeet One L T. WOOD GO. The awards sre granted annually Opposition to the proposal was our headx, to eat that angry debate with Nixon as they U.S, aenator.' yer in the courts and on the bench eeeman wee injured. Hundrede of made during the public hearing by heavy opposition from neighbor- It was siso pointed out thst the A prompt, courleoiis. .sympathetic service ^ plays of things Americana .wear IC E PLANT Full tuition is arranged. The 18. toured the U.S. exhibition grounds To fill the vacancy on the' have shown me that our courts and eat. showing how they play, other emell oreft eought eheMer scholarships may be’ renewed each Ally. Herman Yules, represent­ hood residents, however. proposed zone change would in- with p€r.sonal attention for the many detail,*. yesterday a few hours ahead of the Superior Court caused by Shea's' 81 BISSELL 8T. ' The commission said last night dude sll of the property bark to a are not only tribunals for ad­ model car*, homes end boats, a e« hurrioMir wemince were hoiat ■ year, provided Ihe student main­ ing the Manchester Housing formal opening. departure,, the Governor announc-1 judicating disputes between con- Authority. '•h"' changing the zone would , depth of 6.V1 feet which cotildohe fashion show and aoft drink*, ed over e widt eeelor of the Tena tains a high academic standard . Convenient parking on prem i.ses. AdW.sera had told Nixon th a t ed he waa moving up Judge Jo -1 ______<2 eoeet. Cubc»‘('n tslicd’Hlnck}i Yules objected on the grounds have been a convenience for the developed for bu.siness in the mid­ The barbed exchanges by Nixon and takes a rortslnictive part in Located in a quiet, residential neighborhood. LAVERY visits to another country would aeph Longo of Norwich, who baa (Oontlnued on Pngo fliroG) and Khniahehev during their pre­ Demege wee minor but wide- college activitiea. that the zone change might tnter- property owners, but that it did qip of Rural Residence and Reai- detract from his Soviet-Good Will not Uiink this was sufficient tea- <{onre AA Zone.s EXTERMINATING CO. view tour created a tense atmos­ fftreed. feie with the 81.350.000 federally 219 VNEST UK.NTER .STREET—TKL. ,MI 3-1222 mission. ' Orenge, et the eeetem edge of I aiibsidizeri homes for the aged proj- son’P".;"; /or granting the request, *a ' Gremmo ‘is now operating the M l M I 9 0 Nixon decided last night, how­ phere, but everyone seemed more ect diagonally across the street, hv market under a variance. Herter Bars Red Deadline relaxed once the fair opened. the hurrtoene’e path, had raconded Th* mtJC hy the TP(, sometimeme ago j ever to make the Polish trip. Po­ 9.77 hichoa of rain tMe monitag TTie TPC derision was not based lish leaders are known to have Khrushchev showed little Inter­ on this Objection, however. The snd the commissioners also felt | — —:------, —.. est in the 7-icreen panorama of and heavy dowopoure oonMnuad at that the situation had not changed been anxloua for him to, come. commission said it felt there was (The trip to.Poland also waa an­ American life and the style show moat po nte In the path'a atom. no need for a further industrial since that time. featurtng both Negroes and whites. The U.8. Weather Bureau aaid nounced by the White House in West Berlin Assured loeel raine of 16 Inehea esKiM be the proposed use "wXm Washington-. It said: But the models of the latest Amer­ of the land waa hot the heat it CLOSED MONDAYS DURING JULY and AUGUST ican automobile' caught his eye expected. S o V 6^/o 6 )5 0 % Prentire and Daniel Mallev to ("The visit will give occasion could be utilized tor. and the re­ Open TuBsdoy Thru Saturday 9 to 5:30 — Thursdoy 9 to 9. fdr an exchange of views between and he spent aomc time at thia ex­ Tho highaet wtnde of 100 mUeo zoning would not fit in with the change to a Bu.sineaa Zone U all. hibit. an hour wtso reoorded whan Dobra , or pari of rtn area now in Reai­ the Vice President and leadii^ po-' SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY zoning in the area. Of Right to Freedom Nixon got his biggeat ovation Mt Oalveeten laland durlqg the dence A A and Rural Reaidence litical personalities of the Poliah DemarcAtlon IJne Peoples Republic.” »(pce aniving In Moscow on leav­ early morning houra. 'Ilie zaaort PLAY SHORTS SHORT-SLEEVE The commissioners also indicated ^ (Presidential Press Secretary ing the ground* after Khrushchev ieland wea oompiately iaolated hy they felt the brook would be a In- rrinmi/i -l' Exrlufive uith J, W. James C. Hagerty aaid Nixon was Berlin, July 26 (4b—Secretary of^reapect.' and other Soviet leader* had de­ the hurrloane ae virtually all Mgh- AND gical line of demarcation for the us^kd TnH fv, . i ^ Stale Chriatian A. Herter declared Many Weal Berlin officials In parted. waya tat the path of the aterm'e SPORT SHIRTS induatnal zone. making the Warsaw trip at the in­ 3ants own adjoining property. Corp. in Manrhexler. vitation of 'Alexander Zawadaki, today the West never will accept private have been expressing fear He ipotted some Russian* wait- eenter ■wet* elaaed. SWIAA TRUNKS KNITS - BROADCLOTHS Turned dow'n alao w’ss a request If the change waa allowed, chairman of tha council of slatea a Soviet deadliq* foa-.a solution of thaj the Wfs in aonw agreement ,ing put(?w* aa Mit ajid strolled Tha.ftarm. which by mid-mom- Gremmo planned to erect a 40 by of the Poliah Peoples Republic.) the Berlin question. ' reapeoting Soyi'at complaints of bveF to talk With them. The crowd moved northward ta the RO foot building on hia property The Secretary of Stale flew propaganda might bargain away grew to about 4,000, waving and eaetfrn edge ef Houston, wae- Reduced in order to conduct a year round (Continued on Page Tbree) from Geneva for a 6-hour visit some right*, including those of free cheering and applauding. ■howlag eigne ef loeing aome of 20 which highlighted support for speech. In the Geneva negotia- Ite puneb. The V.B. Weather Bu­ % 1/^ PRICE Throw Them ] business there. The market he Mr*. Nixon moved about chat­ 'h«i* aucceaaor, Aklko Kojima of Japan, at the climax of the.Hetttyvipaewgfii-’ktf txmg »ai>e)>, DON'T now owns is operated on a sea.son- Communist threatened West Ber­ Iriona, -the Soviet Union has pro­ ting, with youligstors and offering Calif;, l*at night; ■ leh i* the huge trophy awarded to the now iflaa 'Untvem. ; (AP reau aaid that tha maximum wind Awa.v al baais,.- lin. posed an interim aettlement of 18 Photofax), - guata had droppad to St ihiloa an I Still plenty of wear left in them candiaa. One nfbther ahouted Speaking at a ceremony at West months. The West objects to this “Here'a to your health..’*' hour. I shoe* when bronght here for | Uneasy Truce Berlin City Hall where he signed deadline. A* the Nixon ear moved alowly “The atorm le diaeipaUag alow­ ^expert repairing.. the vlsitore’ book. Herter said: ly.”. aaid forecaetar C. A. rarrall. Open Mondays All Day RANGE Reviewing Berlin's postwar his­ away ordinary Ruaaiana—not "Much has been said at Geneva tory, Herter put the blame for Cuba Reported "It will drop eonsidorably more, noted Wednesday By Democrats about the question of western those among tha diatingulshed in- ( L 3 T f Q the present crisis on the Soviet ■vited first-day audience at the Jap Model, 37-23-38, then pick up again but not to the Afternoon* tUEL OIL rights in Berlin. These rights are Union. strangth it )iad earlier." clear and cannot be terminated by fair--swarmed around the lim­ Oriental-flavored print in Seen Ending "It began on Nov. 10, 1958 with ousine forcing it to stop. Holding 1,500 Steady winds of 53 milaa aa 1*6 MAIV 8T,. SA M YULYES g a s o l in e unilateral action of any other hour were recorded ae the atorm ■ A M C m im i. CATTia. a belted jacket and hox- power. We have not accepted and a Soviet announcement of inten­ Smiling broadly, Nixon got out “SHOE REP.URING tion to tal . unilateral action,” he of. the car and waved. The Rus- : eenter moved east of Houaton’a OF THE BETTER RIND” pleat skirt, in dacron and W ashington, Ju ly 26 (41—Dem­ will not accept any deadline on New Miss Universe Mid. siana kept applauding a* the car Foes of Castro International Airport, about 15 28 OAK STREET cotton. (’oinr: ('.reen. ocrats operated under a wary them .” mUaa aouthaaat of downtown OPEN MONDAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE truce today that aeemed likely to He also assured West Berlinera He. praised the “indomitable moved on agiiin. Same Side aa Watkin* BANTLY OIL Sizes: 14, 18. 20. Havana, July 26 tB—The ravoiu- Houeton. The eenter waa moving end — for a while at least — na­ western negotiators in Geneva spirit " of the 2’* million West There ia a holiday atmosphere By PATRICK McNULTY ' Mis,* Norway, Jorunn Kristian­ tionaiw government today w m re ­ northeastward at S miles per hour. i H 'tl'lM . INC. tional chairman Paul M. Butler’s never will sign away any of the Berlin citizen, as he arrived here. around the fair ground*. Long Beach, Calif., July 26 ijP i - sen. 18, who stands 5-feet-8 and truly city's fundamental righta. Stepping out of hi« plane at The pearl crown of Miss Universe measures 35-24-35. An aspiring ported quietly rounding up euipect- More than 3,500 persone left '■'.I \i\' ing; and light which flowed out of a Effects Spread "I didn't think I would win," .strength of her Miss USA laurela. 7’here were fears that anti-Caetro said the Tokyo beauty, who stands Mias England, Pamela Anne ! factions might choose the annlver- won t pill, fuzz or shrink! White, pastels and autumn hues. lengthy conference of the three yesterday, however, there remain­ Plttiburgh, July 35 (4>)-The 5-feet-six. and measures 37-23-38. .Searle. 21. A willowy 5-feet-7, she ' aery of the revolution to create an "I am oh so very happ.y,” she Sizes 30 to 38. ed iinchanged the basic disagree­ number of workers idled by the 11- mea.stires 36-24-36. A drama stu­ . incident that could unleash a wave ment on policy between the na­ Heiress ^Abduction day-old natlbnwide ateel strike has ■aid in her faltering English and dent in England. Miss Searle said ; of terror. Bulletihs tional chairman and the two lead­ reached the 678,000 mark. then, as tears glistened beautiful­ she i.s anxious to take a crack at informed eoureee said that a«v- The famous Shtp'n Shore fabric, seen in Reader’s Digest ASHFORD__ Route 44—26 Miles East of Manchester— Ashford, Conn.)LAKE ers. Approximately 600,000 of theae ly in the corners of her almond a movie screen teat offered her this cral hundred euspected "counter from the AP Wires Butler gave no sign he intends are United Steelworkers who eyes, she added: Monday. ; revolutionariea’’—one unconfirmed "Thank you very much. Thank ; report put the* num ber a t 1,500 — HALE’S SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT to alter hla advocacy of what he Imaginary Dream struck the basic steel tnUiiatry at Miss Brazil. Vera Ribeiro. 19. A Take Elevator to .Second Floor. regards as a liberal legislative m idnight Ju ly 14. you so much.” are being locked up In Atares Cas­ PBONNZl AIDE QUITS The runners up in order of fin­ leggy 6-feet-7 brunette from Rio tle until Monday. program. Rayburn and Johnson The other 78,000 are employe* In who measures 37-23-37. she said Bneaos Airee, Aigentlaa. fvtj Chicago. July\26 (4»i — A New allied induatries that have been ish, were; Police officials said only that U (4V-Pre*ld«iit Artara Fran- if remained firmly committed to a .she has had no movie'offers so far i "every precaution" is being taken Washing dishes middle of the road course involv­ Jersey socialite heiress has ad­ forced to curtail operations be­ and—ahe'a homesick. dM today accepted me mitted her .story of being kidnaped cause of the strike. 1 to prevent any interference with tloB of his aecretnry ef Heart's Delight'' Anothor Sliipm49tl ing practical compromises to get The new Miss Universe, posing ' tomorrow's demonitration when from the Newark airport by two Hardest hit of thia group are the Navy, Who ffidt when three is easy today..; bills passed. regally in her crown and robe after j the bearded 32-year-old Caatro la Rayburn said in this connection menr-tlriven to Chicago and then railroaders. G. E. Lotghtly, chair­ the contest, said ahe has had a Jar naval baeee aimottBeed they released because she wa* "too hot" man of tha Railway I^bor Execu­ expected to announce hia" return to would refuse to obey Me order*. .1-Pieee that he and Johnson are goipg to News Tidbits movie offer and plan* to make a the post of prime minister. "pass what we think is right and to keep was a myih. tive* A**n., *aid yesterday that A eommualque aaM Oeu. EIMo Bothroom Ensemble nearly 50,000 railroad employea Culled from AP Wireti lest next week In Hollywood. He resigned eight day* ago In a let the chips and the vetoes fall Pretty Jacqueline Gay Hart, 21, "I would like to m ake s motH* Aaeya, aecretary ef srar, would TANK COVER broke down yesterday under the have been furloughed aince the maneuver that forced out Bres- serve ea aetliig aecretary «f the where they may." ■trike began. or two, if I am asked, and then re­ Ident Manuel Urrutia. In what the speaker described aa gentle questioning of htfr fathesi turn to Japan for a rtslt," Miaa navy fat place of Vlee Adm. Adol­ Bathing AND Ralph A. Hart, executive vice pres­ Repreaehtativas of the steel in­ Four radium needles which a Leader* of Castro's 2Sth of July Reai a "very friendly conference." But­ Univerae smilingly told report­ movement which la aponaoring to­ fo Eetevee. n M navy than wen ler did his best to convince the two ident of the Colgate-Palmolive Co., dustry and the union are scheduled doctor calls “dangerniis as an a victory ever F r o a ^ ha had to resume negotiation* in' New atomle explosion” reported stolen er* and photographer* through her morrow'* celebration sent invita­ Now you can dre.vi up your hiiUirnom elegantl.v leaders that he hadn't been criti­ and an FBI agent. After confess­ hosleaa and interpreter. .Mias Kay the Army In a ahnllar move last with this atiinning matched bathroom ensemble. BATHROOM cizing them in repeated statements ing the hoax, Mias Hart aaid ehe York on Monday With the help o f, from an Ahilenej Te?c, dgctoxls. of- tions to s half-million peasants. federal mediators. | flee yesterday. . . Dorothy 'Thoinp- pWatsumbTo Dong "Beach' "phar- T ire” cap ilal ria “ aw*riHnjg ‘■With Towels, face cloth, lid cover, hath sheet, ^lath that the Democratic Congress was did not remember what had hap­ Froudixi’a' govenunext and mat. shower and window ciirtain.s are of terry. But Joseph F. Finnegan, chief of j son, 66, noted oolumniat, author toacl.st. the straw -hatted peajMUiU and an Summer moving too slowly toward fulfilling pened since she vanished from the the federal mediation service, has | and lecturer, in Gifford Memorial' Eventually. Miss Universe said, contadued taw imuiy eld bxcfcefe The charming "Hearts Delight" design is hand CHENILLE SETS ------New Jersey airport Tuesday night. estim ated 2.50.000 already are on told newsmen repeatedly that he' Hospital, at Randolph, Vt., after would like to return to the hand for the big celebration. They ef eoeted dh-taUor Ju m D. P»- printed m lovely soft colors. The woven chenille (Oontlnoed on Page Two) The FBI said it was checking all hath nig is-a handsome import of stiitdy con­ tees no easy or early aoliition to' suffering heart attack. i » ------phases of Miss Hart's story which (Uontlnued on Page Three) struction. Lid rover and w Ind'nw curtain.* are SPECIAL unfolded after ahe appeared, the strike. Operators of new commercial | (Contanned on Page Nine) Secretary of Labor James P. jet airliners are umler orders by | SALE CRACKDOWN PBOM18EO Boating Living decorated with nylon ruffles. Ensemble come.* in acreaming and crying “Help me! Hartford, duly 36 (F)—Btata so’s honM hooting pink. aqua. Help me!" beside a police cnilaer Mitchell, who Is acting as strike Federal-Aviation A'gency to in-' Goldfine Faces factfinder for President Eisen­ *pect and change certain parts, Tax CoBuniasioMr doha L> toil* in downtown Grant Park early yes­ Uvaa today anaoimoed “aa all- our wdvi S«t terday. hower, waa absent from hla Wash­ such aa landing gears snd hy-! Terry LidNlover...... $ 1 .9 8 $2.99 draulic pumps, that have cau.sed i Clergy for Legal Status out war oa uaaempaloaa golag Authoritiee sent out a broadcast ington office yesterday. Hia aides Terry Bath Towel. 22" x 4 4 " ...... $ 1 .9 8 Further Woes ■aid they, did not know where he trouble recently. . . Spokesman for eat of baetaieee -ealee.” The tax You get premium quality Tank cover, tank toe cov- describing the 1 3-4 carat diamond James R. Hoffa says Teamster! chief declared he plaaa “etriet ring, an amethyst ring, a brooch waa. This" touched off speculation Mobilheat with RT-98.... the Terry Rath Sheet. 36’’ x 66" ...... $ 3 .9 8 er, lid cover. • bath . m at Waahlngton, July 26 (4>) — A Union president plans libel actlonL caforeejMeot" ef Um geaeralty meet-^eompletely effisetive fuel and contour ifiat. . . P te- and a bracelet which she aaid the that he may be contacting indus­ Terry Hand Towel, 16' x 2 7 " ...... 99At eral troubles are not over. In Pittsburgh, the Poat-Gezetlc fa on Jack Paar television show (AP Religion Writer) strictive eoaditioas. Adminletra- anced payment plan and many blue. green. tan and story of being aeized, blindfolded recently. . . Sister-in-law of novel- nessee and South Carolina, have Ron of the itiaeraBt vendor law Terry Window Curtain. 3'6" x .54” . .$ 5 .9 g A. short t.me after the sentence and gagged, tossed In the ton­ reported that Rep. Elmer Holland , . „ , o T There ia a growing pressure on passed such legiilation t. other extras deeijhied to make . . iat Francois* Sagan Mrs Jacques federal lawmaker* to lift which governs such tales among wa* suspended here yesterday, neau of. a car under a blanket and (D-Pa), a member of the Steel­ The unprotected 14 remaining home hearing rm llf anag. Woven Bath Rug, 22" x 35" . ..,. .$ 3 ,9 8 DOMF.STir D«PT. Goldfine learned that the U.S, ether things wae tranefCrred to * driven by two abductors to Chi­ workers Union, had obtained the I are Alabama. Connacticut. Del­ Court of Appeals in 'Boston upheld cago and then released in the lake- shotgun blast. plane aa lawyers And doctors. Commiee(aaer SnUtvaa duly ' 1 DOME.HTir DEPARTMENT MAIN FIAJOR, lir.AR United .StatovflrM strong ^o-1 • Th^ campaign slipped into high aware, Florida, Dlinoia, Main*. after having been for many his jail sentere'e for contempt of front park. (Continued on Page Two) Massachusetts. Mississippi. New Mobilheat^. MAIN FI,OOR. REAR court. Police said Miss Hart'a smart tM t at Red Thtam and North Ko-j jjgg,. iggj year after a Baptist min- years under the state ttoaenrer** Choice Building Sites For Sole res over June 16 attack hy MIG, i«ter in Tennessee wa* fined 880 Hampshire. North, Carolina. Penn­ offlee. The suspended sentence in­ gray tweed dress, white sweater, waa sylvania, Rhode Island.. Texas and aiWMve volved the gift-giving Goldflne's Jets on U.S. Navy patrol plane, | aind given a 10-day suspended sen- black shoes and sheer stockings terming incident "attempted muN i Virginia. We welcome charge acrounta! Green Trading Stamps are given with appearance before the House Leg- failed, to show any of the wear AT&T Told to Cut t^ice. He had refused, during a •T A T E POUCEMAN RBT1EE8 9 Liberal Terms 9 der over the high seas." . . . Res­ divorce trial, to reveaj information Furthermore. Theibault reported, CMh sales and also to customer.s who pay their charge account within la'latlve Oversight subcommittee and tear which an ordeal such aa at least half the existing laws are Hartford, duly 85 iF)i-^ State last year., Ttie hearingc eventually cue squads carry 16-year-old ex­ he had received In confidence. W E GIVE fifteen (15) days after billing date. (Free parking rear of store). she described would haVe inflicted. Long Distance Rate Inadequate. ' and ' their wording Pelloe Lt. Edward P. Ttetasy, led to the resignation of Sherman plorer acout from Denver to safety j The minister, the Rev.' James .jlhe depertmeaUe^ director of SHORE FRONT COHAGE FOR SALE GREEN STAMPS And her one bruise- on her left after he was burned and knocked leaves theni open to almoat any Adams as assistant to President arm - failed to tally with her ac­ Glisson. later was pardoned, but photography and a 36-year vet­ Eisenhower. “ I «n

MAN(WESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C50NN- SATURDAY. JULY 26,4989 PAGE r tm n MANCHESTER EVENING M R A L b , MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1969 Soviet target IVo» 1 Nixoil Plans Uneasy Truce Sheinwold oij Bridge West Berlin Assured Business Bodies fudge Shea Named By Democrats 2-Day Visit Completee OoursA Telephone Employes Federal thslr improved mllMgc, Will limit TOURNABIENT REVEAMI • Of Right to Freedom Mrs.. Patrlete Nswtop of the Credit Union. ths gasolfos aalss Increase to 26 Associate Justice Hartford Electric Light Co.’S Seen Ending MISLED OPPOBTUNITIES Sooth dealer The school, cp-sponsored by Wis­ par cent. Motor oil salsa growth By Alfred Sheinwold Esst-West vnbisrable / , - T o P o la n d home service ddpkrtment, recent­ consin's State University and the rates win be similarly restricted. U.8. Mnsters Teem Champion • DIORni (OraUniMd from ’*mge Ono) * The Wcat repeatedly haa re< . I ly graduated from the Academy Credit Union National Aaan., con- Still, the gas and oil Incrsases (OontlniMd Fags One) fnatoriql randidgte^^is opponent (Oa«Mn«J tTMi One) In East Berliners ThouMnds of- the best players A 5 jected this demand. Gromyko has (ContiBoed (reoi Page One) of Lighting Arts In Wethersfield aiaU of two weeks nf concentrated- will be substantial and service sta­ was thi^late OOv. Wilbur L. Cross, In the country will converge on a K 10 9 2 • where the Big Four foreign mln- been insistent in demanding its after completing a 12-week course tending pdrtlee. They are th| bul­ sponsored by the General Elertrii^ study each summer on the UW tion salss of all products could who had besB' fn office Knee 1931 th» promlaM At the IBM Demo* Chicago today fot the beginning • ' K Q 6 latera have bargaining over kceeptanee as the price for his The announcement coincided campus, plus field work during the reach 821 billion by 1969, 36 per wark of individual liberties’ and and was looMfig for » fifth term. emtio platform (iM t of Fear Dtspstobee) ^Bhrhn crisis in a fresh attempt by of the ten-day national tournament ' 4) Q i 10 9 5 Weat Beriln’a future. sgreement to e Berlin truce. The with aigns that Nixon waa in­ Co. She holds the’ title of a certi­ rest of the year. ■cant above Uis 1968 level, Petrol­ ths .guarantors of fr$e institu­ B ut, -.Idwti)- won the elsetfon ImpMilvely; Raytwm announced By UBON DBNNEN the Russtians to strengthen their there. Only a. few can win titles, WEST ' EAST >- Herter'a vlalt waa dMdgned to western ministers ssy they will fied residential lighting conaull- creasingly upset at tightening So­ •nt. CUNA Is an intsmational, non­ eum News says. tions of government. wh^n the Usmoefnte spin and ths to a newa conference that Butler NBA Special CorrespendeNt shaky position in. Sovlet-dominat' but practically everybody can 4 A 02 ■ 4 110 underacore the determination of never agree to any new machinery viet censor difficulties delaying profit association serving more Psassngsr car tlrs replacement "I win do my best to help main- Socialist nat-ilnse, A a g ^ McLsvy, had told htm and Johnson the na- Berlin (NEA) Communist ed Eastern Europe. learn. Tournaments are greet 4Q74S * V'AIIOS the weatem Alllea to keep their granting Communist East Ger­ and blocking dispatches and pho­ The courses are also sponsored then 26,000 credit unions with ap­ •ales will go up about 20 per cent tain these high purposes,s. T7»e op- drew Itia.OOO votea. v Bsldwtn’s Uonal chairman “eatpecU Oongreaa East Berlin is a fair example of After H years of attempting to teacheri. ♦ A 74 ♦ 9 8 troopa in thla city taolaUd 110 many equality with West Ger­ tographs of newsmen accompany­ throughout the country b.v ptUlty proximately 1$ million members over the decade, as small cars take portunity to serve as Chief Justice victory margin over Gncss wns to make an ouUUnding and good what would happen to West Ber­ incorporate Blast Germany into the When this hand was played in 4K49 4A7 04 miles behind the Iron Curtain.- many. companies. ju- throughout the world. record to go before the people in ing him as well as resident west­ As part pf her d u tie i'^ th the hold and 2-car families Increase. comes at a time of important about 2.600 votes. lin if this beleagtiered island of Communist system the Germans last year's national tournament, SOUTH Hia vfait, although brief, was Herter is reported to be pes­ ern correspondents. The rise In ths number of 2-car transition In oiir judicial system, In a bid for -eeieotlon In i$4d, 1P«0" liberty should becomt what Nikita still have the courage to reeist many playire went down at four, 4KQ9874I crammed with activity. First he simistic about breaking the dead­ homes service department, Mrs. Gets ^polntonent Observing . that there had been Vice Adm. Hyman Riekover, Newton visits customers who have famlliss mssns that each car by "I sm sure that I will have the Baldwin was bsnten by Bobsrt A. Khrushchev describes as a "free Until the East Germans are sub­ spadee. They couldn’t complain Nona went to the Weat Berlin residence lock. Couve de Murville is said to father of the U.S. atomic subma­ Mrs. Helen B. - Hodgman of 68 1069 will be driven fewer mllea co-operation of many able associ­ Hurley of Bridgeport, but hs mtA , "no loud talk and no violent (*/»a- dued and W'eat Berlin ia isolated A J 10 5 3 2 of U.S. Ambassador David K. B. purchased electric ranges and Concord Rd., haa been appointed greement" in their meeting. Ray- city." ' about tough luck, however, for a feel the same. Lloyd, howeveh has rine, will accompany Nixon to Po­ than each car la today, ths maga- ates on the befich and of the law­ victorious In contests with Hiirisy Unlike In East Berlin, the two or reduced to a sateflite, Moscow few players managed to make the 4 0 ^ Bruce for a conference with Amer­ been more optimistic. land along with Dr. Milton Elsen­ gives them cooking and operating caahisr of the J. M. Ney Co. In aine says. yers at the bar In maintaining and In 1942 and 1944. bum added that It was "a good cannot regard the future of her .South Weal North East ican officlala. This division in the western camp demonstrations. In addition, she Bloomfield. thing we had the conference to and a quarter million West Ber­ tame contract with the very same hower, the' President's brother. Premium gasoline sales probably improving where we. can the ad­ Baldwin announced his Inten­ liners enjoy the democratic free­ other East European conquests as cards. ^ 4 4 Par* >: Ta** - Tats Then he was to lunch with developed Thursday and Friday. Riekover was bom in a village also' aids the homeowners in se­ show that we are not acmtchlng permanently settled. Opening lead — lecting new lighting fixtures or will not greatly Increase their ra­ ministration of Justice in this tion to retire from politics In 1946 doms of press, speech, religion The important difference be­ Mayor Willy Brandt and discuss It was dvinonatrated after a lunch­ near Warsaw, 'i tio to regular gas sales, mostly slate. and took a job as chtsf oounnsi and fighting at each other every Nikita Khrushchev is forever the Berlin situation. eon meeting of the four yesterday advises them as to the best msiths day." and assembly. The West Berliners tween tournament bridge and or- Nixon will spend one day in of lighting their homes. She also because of the economy car in- "I am grateful to the Governor for the (Connecticut Miilunl life have created In the midst of the haimted by the spectre of the Bhtet His itinerary also called for a when British officials said they Warsaw and then visit a second Sux. Ths percentage will be and to tha people of Connecticut Insurance Co., but this proved to Johnson put ir. that K was "an German revolt of 1983 and Hun­ dtatery rubber bridge is that in s'^^ tour of West Berlin. thought a little progress was made, lectures to clubs and other groups. Instructive and productive meet­ arid desert of Communist East tournament tue skme hands are Not so. There ia good reason to Polish city near the^ coast This about 33.6 per cent by 1(4)0. for calling me to this high serv­ be just a. breather. Germany an island of prosperity gary’s and Poland’s upriaings of believe that Beat does not hold It marked the first time Herter American informants said there second city was not' Identified. Mrs. Newton's activities were against an average ,11.8 per cent ice." ing," Butler said he hopee there 1966. played at many different tablee, has seen this divided city since was no change at all in the situa­ commented on favorably In a let­ In November of th n t' ysnr hs ■will be more of them. and civilization. If the results are different, you the ace of spades. The first trick The Vice President, his press in 1058. Justice Baldwin served two ran for the Senate and won. bast­ As the East. Germans see it, this reveals that Elast haa started with 1947. tion. chief stressed, would not only ex­ ter from a Manchester resident to -The n tlonal chairman Mid that They have been so successful is one of the reasons why Mos­ can't complain tha^ you had bad The British progress report w t The Manchester Evening Herald terms in the State House of Rep- ing the.. Demccrstlc nominee, Jo­ in this enterprise as to throw into five hearts headed by A-J or pos­ Herter may propose next week change views with Polish leaders reaentatfves In the 1930s. During while he has criUciaed the atti­ cow will try to postpone a solution cards. They were just as bad for k long recess of the Big Four Con­ based on the fact that Gromyko this week. LaBonne-Silveratein Aaanciatea. seph M. Tone, by 100,000 votes. increasing blackness the failure everybody else. sibly A-Q-J. Moreover, Bleat ml-' but would meet "many of the Po-, 158 Main St., is opening a branch one of them he was Republican Halfv/a; t rough Ms 6-yssr tude of some DOenocrats—and per­ of the German problem as long as n,oat' surely has eRher the oo4' or ference, unless Russia softens her finally engaged in an exchange of Mrs. Newton, a native of Man- haps the procedurfe; and the ]^ce that broods over East Berlin. possible and keep the explosive In thie hat.d, for example, most views on problems directly In­ lish people as well."' ' cJiester, Is attached to the local in Sarasota, FIs. majority leader. term, he quit the. Senate and ro- king of clubs I If West held both terms for easing the Berlin crisis. Nixon previously had ruled out In 1938. while serving as judge oi Oongreee—he feels the situa­ 'Though economic pressure has German pot boiling as long as the players ruffed the opening heart But he chances both. West and So­ volved in working out a Berlin stop­ office of Hartford Electric and The insurance firm's Intbnttons tymed to Connecticut at ths re­ tion is n the hands of able leadcra been somewhat relaxed in East West ia willing to play Khrush lead, returr.ed a diainond to dum­ of the top clube he would have gap deal instead of insisting that any visit to Poland during his were made known in • joint an­ of the Stratford Town Court, he quest of Dmnocratin Oov. (Chester led the king of clubs) If East also viet opposition. Russian trip. aids homeowners in Manchester 'They are dt\"oted Demoemts Berlin, political preseure and the chev’s game. /■ my, and led a tiump back. West As the foreign .ministers'con­ hts All-German (Committee take and Bolton. nouncement today by George T. was tapped for what seemed a Bowles, rr'io wanted Bal <./1n to and in the long run they n-ill pro­ Red terror have grown more se­ But time, they believe, is lun- took the ace of ^>ades and cashed hew the see of spadee he '■Would priority in the discussion. . The ■ Nixon's first call this morning LsBonne Jr., and Lm M. Stlver- hopeless mission when other Re­ serve a- an associate justice Of have doubled fo" * spades. Q.'E.’D. ference went into its ninth week, was te see Mikoyan to talk trade. publicans put him up as a guher- duce a moord that wlU be satis­ vere. Students and workers n i ^ short. the ace of (famoinds to find ^ out the Allies were divided over Americans said this waa meaning­ Aequires Firm ■teln. The latter will ^ leaving the Strpronne Court of Errors. factory to meet Democrats." he whom I had met first on my visit Once you locate th e' aoS ot less since he still insists no agree­ He met a somewhat frodty recep­ Shortly to establish the branch and The East German resistance why East, hac played the nine on spades in Jie West hand, there ia whether their talks with the So­ The Reliance Manufacturing predicted, in 1966 told me that In the last leader mentioned above warned; the first round of that suit. viet Union are progressing. Rus­ ment can be made on Berlin until tion, but he laughed "it off. C®' of New York, which numbers hire personnel. He will be making Raj-bum salt, he takes "no three years there have been "The free world cannot afford to It was then eaio to lead an- no advantage in leading apadea his committee plan is accepted. The Vice President took with periodic tripa back and forth while from the dummy. Lead tKeni fihrn sia's Andrei Gromyko has l^en him Harbld Boeschtensteln, pres­ the Pioneer Parachute Co., Inc., stock" In any aSorts that might marked increases in snooping give up West Berlin. If Berlin falls othec diamond am. give East a talking about the need to keep Despite Gromyko's refusal to babk among Its subsidiaries, announced setting up the southern branch. be made at a mid-September na­ and arrests by the East German your own hand id avoid the risk down, Lloyd has hopefully su - ident qf Owens Coming Fiberglaa The firm har been contemplating all of Germany and evehtjally all ruff, BJventuai y Soi.th had to giVe of a diamond niff. ' ' ' ■ ■ seeking a Berlin settlement for­ this week it has acquired the SU- Jap Model, 37-23-38, tional committa, meeting to re security services and the Ruasian the NATO nations will fall.” up a spade, jwn one. gested to his Allies, that if some Corp.. 'of Toledo, Ohio. , .dtum Manufacturing Co., maker estabUlhing an office on the Weat Dali;, Question mula. agreement can be reached on Ber­ Introducing him to Mikoyan, nwve Butler as chairman. secret police. He added: “Berlin is no longer Immediate Trump Lead The parley wa.i in recess today of'Rationally advertised Pleet- Coast of Viorlda for more than a "Nor do I," Jedmson interjected, Many Arrested merely a German stronghold. It As dealer you hold: Spadee A fi lin it might be possible to get Nixon said: year becaiite of the Insurance The Bucoesaful players ruffed the 2:'Hearts Q 7 4 3: Pianionda A 7 with only, the Soviet foreign min­ Gromyko to agree to paas the Ger­ way pajamas, in exchange for Rayburn ■event on to say that Almoet 'daily. East Berliners of is a European strbnghold. It sym- ister scheduled to remain here "He is one of our leading busi­ cashXand securities amounting to potential there. don't know whether Mr. Butler all walks of' life-workers, teach­ bolizea the free world's resistance first heart and i:< --lediately re­ ,4; Clubs K 4 .3. ' hat do you aSy? man proposal over to a summit con­ nessmen with much experience New Miss Universe turned the lUr.g of trumps. There Anawer: If playing Standard throughout the weekend. ference. approximately $1 million. Mrs. Helen B. Hedgmsa has enough votes to keep him in ers and even plain housewives - to the Ruaslana.” Herter was expected to return around the world. .1 thought you In June 1956, Reliance pur­ Sales Rooord or rot." are being arrested and brought \>'as no diamond ruff, and the bidding methoda, you r.vuat pasa. Even if Herter and Couve de two business-minded men should Jaok-10 spadea dropped. Result: (Many experts would risk a bid here tonight after a flying good­ Murville accepted this tactic and chased \Pioneer Parachute from Mrs. Hodgman joined Ney.'a ac­ _,The Stanley Works of New Brit­ (Continned from Page One) "I don't expect any change in before the Communist courts for (End of Series) will visit to West Berlin, Britain’s get together." the J. P, Stevens Co. The addi­ counting department in 1933 when ain. the nation's largest manufac­ foivr spadea bid xnd made. of one elu’ anyway, i If you uae it waa then sold to Gromyko, for­ "The State Department will de­ the chairmanship,"• Butler volim' "critical remarks" about Walter. Selwyn Lloyd went to London for midable problems would continue tion maob Reliance the world's the entire company consisted of turer of hand tools and builders' Nikita Praises United States, marry llnd rslss teered. Ulbrichfs police atale. They are Very lucky, you might think. the Caplan-Shelnwold System, you cide," retorted Mikoyan in an ob­ If Blast had A-x of spades, the can bid one notrump ( the "weak" consultation while Maurice Couve to block a successful conclusion largest p4nichute manufacturer. 46 employes in Its former quartern hardware, set a new high sales a family here. to serve the rest of the popula­ de Murville of France was on a of the conference. vious reference to the State De­ It also produces and distributes on Elm St. in Hartford. The com­ record for Its 1J7 years of op­ Miss Kojtma. who succssds tion as examples of the risks of other line of < iay would be better. ' notrump), showing 12 to 14 points partment’s restrictions on trade Police Arrests The suoceseful piayers ju.st hap­ —with balanced dietributton. trip to Brussels and Paris. I 'The Soviet foreign minister, for clothing anil sportswear. pany now employs over 250 peV- eration In the first six months of U.S. Exhibition Colombia's Luz Marina Zulusga, expressing diicontent. The next meeting ia set for late example, haa suggested a truce with Communist countries in po­ In 1968, Rriiance obtained con­ sons in its modem l-atory Bloom­ the current year with a total of broke a 2-year hold that Latin Even old frtneds have thua be­ pened to guess a Httle better, you (Copyright 1969, tential war goods. 578.000 Idled! A portable crow's nest carrias two highway department workers might say. Oenersl Featiiree Corp.) ' Monday, a secret session st Lloyd’s should laat ..for 18 months. The trol of Sportflmpos. Inc., a man­ field plant completed in 195A. - $63,695,461. beauties had had on the Miss Uni­ aloft at Spruce and K. Center Sta. for final welding work on a come more cautioua. There la Arnold B. Cordner. 22, of 162 residence. Herter reportedly hopes West wants it to run for at least Nixon was unperturbed by the ufacturer of \ women's “ sports A native of New Bedford, Maaa., Thla was 24 per cent ahead of In Red Capital verse title. Signals Installed supporting brace. The light fixtures will be etralghtened when stlU grumbling in Baat Berlin as Chestnut St., was arrested at his . to get some intimation at that time 30 months. qiup and laughed. wear. ' Mrs. Hodgman began her career the total of $43,368,240 for the Gladys Zender of Peru won the As Steel Strike the wires are connected later next week. (Herald ' Photo by there is in any dictatorship. But home late yesterday and was Held over from Tuetday whether there is any chance that The West has offered to put a The two officials had met be­ In that city In the employ of the first six months of 1958. Sales in (Oontiniied tn m Page One) title in 1957. Ofiaral. it la now done in Ifalf hints and charged with intoxication. Gromyko will give way on the key ceiling on its total troop strength fore when Mikoyan toured the First National Bank and later the second quarter of the current The best showing an Aslan entry On E. Center St. whispered suggestions which, if Police said Cordner waa arrested THE GREATEST KID United States early this year'and V Named 1p4*ost moved to Hartford. She has been MANSFIELD SHOW IN YEARS! issue — his proposal for creation In Berlin—about 11,000 men—as Chester E. Hogan, vice presi­ year tofaled $28,331,029 which was The Russians have planted flow­ previously had made in the beauty Effects Spread necessary, can be easily explained on complaint of a disturbance. He mr ft «jy| mufMSmrts ! New Service for new and remodeled stores, third In 1968. Rap. John R. Saylor (R*Pa.) had fall by the State Highway Depart­ "It appears that this might well AND Riekover and Kozlov had trad­ A new seiWce in industrial re­ which the magazine predicted last munism" reads a hyge sign In the aidwd USW Preeident David J. ment on request of the town more fiance, Stanley Gaines, 28. Fay-' 1963,^a resistance leader replied: (Continued from Page One) ed barbed jests when the Soviet center of the promenade. This year's contest was en­ etteville, W. Va.. who flew In from be another^ recurrence from her "TTiis ia not 1953. We no longer THE RHYTHM lations and , raonnel' administra­ January, will probably have to be livened b.v an 11th hour uprising McDonald In i. telegham tf he than a year ago. Earlier requests 1967 automobile accident with the official visited the United States tion, first of its kind in central revised upward. Strung to trees along paths wanted Biseabower to invoke hie for installations were turned down New Jersey with Hart yeeterday. intend to fight alone and with RANGLERS Mom! Dad! Granny! Grampa! schools and other public (mildings but today they exchanged warm leading to the fair grounds are of some of the South American same kind of imaginary dreams bare fists. But if we are assured Obituary Connecticut, haa been established Since the amount forecast for Taft-Hartley Act powers and send due to unsufftcient pedestrian and How Miss Hart, who is to marry EVERV Take the Kids! They'll Love You! In Galveston. Several hundred greetings. by Henry D, Vezan of Weat 1959 expenditure exceeded that of other signs in red and gold letters contingent. A group of contestants the etrUcere back to the miUs for vehicular traffic. Gaines Aug. 29, came to Chicago that she had then. of W'estern support we shall fight more moved inland from small re­ The American admirsl . handed admonishing the Russjan people to whose spokesman was Victor Ta- Highway crewmen yesterday and if ehe came alone remained a "It is obvious that she needs when the time comes.” SATURDAY NITE sort towns. Erick R. Anderson Hartford to help medium size to 1958 by 13 per cent, when the ac­ borga. who described himself as a an 80-day cooling-off period. Say­ medical care. When ehe is able to Kozlov an envelope containing smaller firms in any businees or tual flg;ures for this year are cal­ work, study and fight for corhmu- lor, the paper said, had not yert said the lights will probably be in mystery. I Provoked Crisis CITY VIEW HALL The highest winds of 100 miles Erick Ragnar Anderson, 746 some pictures taken of him when nism snd fulfill tha 7-year eco­ "snjall tin and gold mine owner’* operation next Friday, weather travel, wfc will take her to h er, East Berliners who know the per hour were recorded west of FNirtrer St.; died at hia home last \industry. culated, i 959 will undoubtedly set from Bolivia, had charged that the rec^ved a reply Richard Auerbach, agent-ln- 490 Keeney St., ManchMter ' H (. O-yOITlOStD he visited the atomic power plant \ Vezan's activities wlH include the highest msrk in chain store | nomic plan. Meanwhile, the Reynoids Metal permitting. Lig^t control panel home in Short Hills." Russian situation well believe that Galveston toward Freeport. night after a lonv illne.ss. Judges had alighted the South charge of the FBI’s Chicago office, Hart said his daughter had suf- Nikita Khrushchev provoked the MAIN FEATURE 8:30 al Shippingford, Pa. K^anchestel-, Rockville and other development and building' activity | Co. Joined t'wo other aluminum boxes were installed on the south refused to give details of what The Weather Bureau said winds He was bom in Sweden. Feb. 6. “ You are very photogenic," he ever recorded. i Americans by selecting only two sidewalk''of E. Center St. at Sum­ fered amnesia alter a 1957 auto STATE EVERr NIGHT EXCEPT SAT at the center were 80 miles.per 1893, ant. had been a resident of a(\ea towns, as well as Hartford. lovelies among the 15 flnaliata. The producers and the steal compan­ was known to the FBI where the accident which occurred when she quipped. "Handsome enough to be 1th typicf’ client firms, Vezan Shopping center development Bay State Women ies yeeterday in rejecting United mit axHl Spruce Sta. more than a girl has been since her disappear­ ,EAST HARTFORD hour and gales extended 60 miles Manchester for 21 .vears. He was a movie star.” group threatened to pull out month and a half ago. was thrown from a car while vis­ I-AST TIMEfH'ONIGHT woiRj one to three days a month, going forward at a rate which abruptly ^fo re the pageant's of­ Steelworkara demands for a wage ance. or what parts of her story to the northwest and iOO miles to a tool and die maker for the Os- "And you could make another would Indicate that the 900 new There are two light fixtures at iting Gaines, then a University of I* **ASc»OTrnONED* 1 Bing and Debbie "SAY ONE FOR ME"- the southeast of the center. lund Tool Co. of Hartford, and a brinmng the experience and as- Hurt in Accident ficial closing at the Coronatlem hike. Reynolds’ labor pact ■with still were under investigation. i:6«-g:25 Hollywood star," Kozlov replied. aistance of a personnel director to centers forecast for 1969 will be the union expireB July 31 along each intersection, one for each- Virginia student. DINE and DANCE ■ Hurricane warnings were dis- member of jhe Emanuel Luther­ Ball tonight. lane of the divided street. in a statement to newsmen. Auerbach said Miss Hart's ad­ Every THURS.-FRI.-SAT. | an Church. Hie Soviet press kept sniping at flrms\ that do not employ, and easily met and probably surpassed, But they changed their minds at with thoee of the Aluminum Com­ Hart said: I STARTS TOMORROW pla.ved from Freeport to High Is­ the United States—and even often 'do not require, a full-time the magazine says. Two Massachusetts women were pany of America and the Kaiser The tights will be installed to mission that her story of being land and whole gale warnings He leaves his wife, Mrs. Edith admitted to Manchester Memorial the last minute, although Taborgo work automatically or manually. "As you know my daughter is , kidnaped was a hoax came alter I OAK GRILL I F or Thfi 1st Tlfn^ Al SUNDAY CONT. FROM 2:10—6IATINEE MONDAY 2 P.M. Erickson Anderson; a daughter, poked fun at Nixon. specialist in this function. He also commented passionately; Aluminum and Chemical Oorp. Theta Low Prices were flying north of High Island The Communist Party Organ offers advice and assistance in the Hospital yestefday for treatment As each day of the steel strike All the lights will be triggered at presently, under sedation due to , about 90 minutes of questioning I j^ SO Oak St., Manchester Adultft Me A TRULY WONDERFUL FAMILY SHOW! to Tort Arthur. Mrs. Shirley Varley of Coventry; of injuries suffered In an East "How could they pass over our the same time to give ..a flashing sheer exhaustion. Before she re-1 and after discrepancies in her three sons, Earl of Vernon, Brick Pravda carried a story of how a personnel field to somewhat larg­ beautiful South American girls? passee, the Industry loses about signal. CHir.DREN FREE! Winds of 75 to 78 miles per hour Russian worker refused a 100 ru­ Cheater E. Hogan er empldyers, supplementing the Hartford auto accident. 300.000 tons of Ingot steal produc­ ceived such treatment from com- i s to ^ had been pointed out. Mike Todd'8 ranged into Galveston when the Jr. ,>f TalcottvUle and Kenneth About Town Mrs. Florence Kelleher, .34. and They are -ultimo.” 'Bi« flashing signal will appear petent medical authority, she ad-1 '"The story was all part of a **AHOrM> THK WOBLD IH TSB^GulHvef... Anderson of Coventry; a brother, bles ($24 at official rate) tip of­ effort-s ot^ iestablished personnel But the ultimate—in the judges tion. This amounts to about 3300 80 DAYS'* huge at the Empire Stale brunt of the hurricane struck fered by Nixon. A major function of the AARS staffs. \ Mrs. Vivian Dom, 47, both of million worth of busineM each about midnight, once the lights are vised me that there was no ab-' dream," the FBI agent said. Arvld Sandstrom of Hartford; a Robert C. Barnes will )«• the Brockton, Mass., were admitted to view—was Mias Kojima. working, «ind will be turned off Sorry. Putt-Lift Siitpeiided BuUding to the LWiputieMl there st 2:30 a.m. Pravda said the Vice President is to help consumers know which The new\s«.'vice includes work host at the Lutz Junior Mua4um week. And the striking steelwork­ about 6 a.m. This FnffajrCnieiit Debra turned suddenly from a sister in Sviwien, and five grand­ are the best of the new roses In­ the hospital for treatment of ers wage loesea run to nearly $70 children. visiting a meat market yesterday in job evplu^tion and Job perfor­ tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. shoulder and back Injuries at 5:45 weak sister into a vicious storm talked with a worker, Vasiii troduced each year. After inten mance appraisal, development of --— te, mtlUon a week. with winds ranging up to an un- The funeral will be held at the sive study of the new roses, the p.m. Andover Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Ivanovich Smakhin, then turned to personnel policies and employe Col. .1. S. SchuKz. officer in The two women were passengers Pinball Raids Wait Clergy for Legal Status dmcial 96 m.p.h. an aide and said something. group announces the names of the handbooks, supervisory training, charge of the Nike base In Glas­ Minor but widespread damage St., Monday morning at 11 o'clock. winning entry or entries. They in a car which was struck by an­ EASl Burial will be in East Cemetery. The -Aide, Pvavda reported, took union negotiations, and the esta­ tonbury. will address the Rotary other car at Silver Lane and Firemen Put Out Group to Study Decision bv Court waa reported at the fishing and a 100 ruble bill from hia wallet and sre then designated as "ARRS blishment of pMision plans. Vezan Club at its- neetlng Tuesdav night in lustrial center of Freeport, 40 Friends ma; call at the funeral Wiriners" and receive national Forbes St. in East Hartford. The home ton:orrow from 3 to 6:30 handed it to Smakhin, who replied is also active in the recruiting of at 6:30 at the Manchester Country driver of their car was Dr. Ed­ Minor Flareup Fund Driveg of Hartford. July 25 i/Pi—A state , Like Doctors, Lawyers ^WINDSOR miles to the southwest. and from 7 to 9 p.m. "I need rto handouts, 1 am working publicity. 'Before new roses are r'.'.nagerial and \technlcal person­ Club. r HINUTft FROM Torrential rains up to 6 or 7 and making enough money,” submitted for judging, they are ward Majowskl of East Hartford. police raid jon pinball machines, if i In lieu of flowers, friends may nel. Ten firms in\ central Oonnec-. The car which struck, them was A minor flareup of a kitchen Health Agencies one is planned,-won’t start until I CAST HABTFOm Inches at Galveston fell through­ Smakhin Was.quoted sg saying he grown in many test gardens lO' ticut are currently - using the A softball game will be played (Conttnoed from Page One) ^ party in whose favor the same Is ACVtlsmJRES make donations to the Cancer waa surprised at the behavior of driven by Francis J. Salvatore, who stove at the home of Mrs. Cter- next Wednesday at the earliest. out the coastal area. Fund. cated in all parts of the country service. Monday nigh' at 6:30 at the (jar- was making a left turn into Forbes' made waives the rights conferred." Knd, Toaite One .hrimp boat and t*’o other the Americans. and their performance.Is carefully aldine Raleigh on Lake Rd. was An impartial group of physic­ At that time, Superior Court court to decide: What ia a con­ mum R. C'roMby - D, Reyaaldi Prior to establishing this serv­ den Grove between the Rockville St. Efforts are being made to bring I, MM o f T O I ^ •mailer craft were reported in The Labor Party Organ, Trud, recorded. quickly put out this morning at ians, scientists and laymen may Judge Joseph W. Bogdanski fession? Is informatipn obtained Mrs. Theresa Hembrechts ice. Vezan waa ateoclated with and Mtochester Jaycees. Dinner East'Hartford polfce'said Sal­ 10:30 by the Andover Fire Depart­ hear a motion to stay hia ruling into camp those states which have affAUieiH "RAV t » E r o B M r," trouble. A distress call from one published a letter by Smakhin say­ Hogan aerved as a director of Katian Aircraft CoiR., Bloomfield, and refreshments will follow the be appointed to study the increas­ in the course of giving counsel a no laws and also to strengthen the Color — Plai Mrs. Theresa M. Hembrechts, 16 ing: "The American alms made me vatore’s car skidded slightly on ment. ing number of fimd appeals for laat Thursday that certain types form of confession? How formal unidentified vesse.' reported a AARS during the past .year. for six years cji direqto- of indus­ game. wet pavement and hit the Majow- inadequate statutes. fuel tank had broken loose and Delmont St., widow of August see red. I asked that the Vice Columbia, firemen and equip­ health agencies. of the machines violate the state must a practice be before it quali­ COMING NESDAY "THK I.ITTI.EST HOBO" Hembrechts, died at Manchester trial relations. Urom |946 to 1952 ski car, knocking it into a car anti-gaming and lottery laws. The June convention of the •'TEcHNicoyR the crew f ared an explosion. President be told I didn’t need his Get Awards he was «1th Chase \ Brass and ment. called out under the mutual Dr. Arthur Geiger of New Ha­ fies as a discipline? mlllion-member American Baptist — flaadar — Mernorial Hospital thla morning money and that the action was which was parked near the inter­ aid system were turned back be­ ven, Connecticut representative on Leo J. Mulcahy. the State Police One of the best laws, Theibault "SHANE" "HOl'OIM” COIOC by Galveston, where a hurricaije rude and unforgiveable.'' James Ganzer and Mert Gay of Copper C{».. Waterbury. where hia section. The three rare were commissioner, said yesterday that Church passed a resolution urging hok 8.'10 lives in 1900, is pro­ atfer a long illness. Morlarty Bros., Inc., have been MiJk Price Hike fore they reached the ' scene. No the American Heart Assn, board reported, is on the books in Iowa. its members to work for state and STATE nCHMCOlOt She was born In Antwerp, Bel­ Pravda carried another bitter work was largely in p e ^ n n e f and slightly damaged. one Was injured and the damage of directors, said the board ap­ a police crackdown will be delayed It specifies; BEST AHEAD OF THE REST tected by a sturdy system of sea­ attack on the "captive nations awarded "Inner Circle" awards on union relationi. \ Salvatore haa been charged with until Judge Bogdanski has ruled federal statutes guaranteeing min­ SHOWN 2:SII-5:.S0-R:$n sifoW N 3:56-8:60-9160 walls. gium, Ajig. 6, 1883. the basis of sales performances. Slated for Aug. 1 was minor. Cause of the flareup Is proved a resolution to appoint a "No . . . minister of the Gos­ isterial Immunity. She leaves a son, Henry A. Hem­ week" observance in the United A graduate of Princeton Uni­ failure to grant the right of way still under Investigation. group, after three major com­ on the motion. pel or priest of any denomination A Coast Guard plane flew into States and called it "a coarse, The two men rank among the versity, he has' done pdvanced at an intersection. The hearing 'will be held at 10 The Conference of Synodical Starta Wedneada.v starta Wedneada,T, Aug. 5 brechts, with whom she made her mittees of the asaocation dis­ shall be allowed, in giving testi­ the high winds in an effort to reach home; and a sister In Belgium. dirty venture of American imper­ four top Mercury. Edsel, Lincoln work at the Yale Labor-'Manage- Hartford, July 25 (/P) Milk will a m. hi New Haven Superior Court. Presidents qf the United Lutheran A Nfighty .Spertacia WALT DISNEY’S ialists." dealers In New. England and cussed the idea. mony, to disclose any confidential Church in America haa started the the shrimp boat Rosina after its The . funeral will be, held at the ment Center, During recebt years cost half a cent more at retail In SAUCER CROSSES CHANNEl, The group will have two func­ The motion was filed yesterday by communication properly entrusted "HERCULES" "SLEEPING BEAUTY” crew radioed it was breaking up The Russians have charged that among the .top 84 dealers in the he served on the Industrial Rela­ Connecticut on Aug. 1. counsel for Joseph Farina of New ball rolling toward getting sp- i Holmea Funeral Home, 400 Main entire nation. Hovt Your Doctor tions: To define the major areas to him in his professional ca­ and "did not have long" to stay St.. Monday afternoon at ,3ri^5. (he -proclamation of prayers for tions Advisory Committee^or the The price to consumers'Will go Dover, England, iluly 25 oP>— Britain, o^wner of pinball ma­ proval of a similar declaration at | ■W the .captive nations - Communist' -In recognition of their outatand- of chronic disease which represent pacity. and necessary and proper the ULCA’s 1960 convention.—>— Coming ln~Auguat...... ugua afloat. A Coast Guard buoy tender, Burial'will be in Green" CJemetery, aircraft industry and is s rnember up on that date to compMisate for Britain's revolutionary "flying the greatest threat to national chines. to enable him” to discharge the "Anatomy Of A Murder” the Blackthorn from Mobile. Ala., satellifes—was timed to tie in with ing succeases, Ganzer and Qay of the American Manafi^ment a corresponding rise in the feder- aaur«r” that sklma on a self- Coll In Your Proscription It asks that the decree be held "THE NUN’S S'TORY" Glastonbury. the opening of the U.S. exhibition health and welfare; and to estab­ functions of his office according radioed it was forced to hall tem­ Friends may call-st the funeral were presented with "Inner Circle” Assn. ally-conbrolled price farmers re­ made air cushion over land and up pending a review of the deci­ porarily In a search for the shrimp in Moscow. certificates, gold lapel emblems and ceive for milk sold for Class 1 sea made a successful crossing of Doihrorod Within tko i lish criteria which will guide the sion by the State Supreme Court to the usual course of practice or home tomorrow from 3 to 6:30 public in making voluntary con­ discipline. Such prohibition...jihall EU.11 'J 11 ca:i $ > is trawler Cain Hoy. which had asked and 7 to 9 p.m. awards of U.S. bonds. The pre­ Sales Increase (fluid) use. the English Channel today. Ship of Errors. for help. sentations were made by Traver Sales of oil-fired central hea'ting The price went up one cent per sirens In the harbor walled a wel­ Hour tributions of time, effort and Judge Bogdanski ruled that the not apply to cases- where thej E f l S T U I O O D In lieu of flowers, friends may funds. AAAIhdVTHIir • TONIGHT Thru TUESDAY— HELD OVER Another shrimp boat, the Hope, contribute to the North Methodist Boy Hurt Badly C. .Smith. Boston district sales equipment for residential use \are quart on July 1. According to the come as the disc-llke hovercraft multiple-coin, "bingo-type" devices manager. M-E-L Division, Ford showing a marked increase. pres'ent schedule determined by the sped to shore, skimming a foot are illegal. Some have interpreted THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH—AT POPUCAR PRICES was lodged on a sandbar 36 miles Church memorial fund If they wish. Motor Co. southwest of Freeport. j Otl Heat Institute of Americl federal pricing, formula, it should above the waves. The craft sent PINE PHARMACY Gas Pumped to Dollar hia decision to outlaw any ma­ BURNSIDE 1“ David Niven Van Heflin ^ ENJOY A In Boat Mishap go up half a cent on Sept. 1 and lip a huge plume of spray in Its Shirley McLiUnn lllvana Nafnane snapped'a 75-foot tower used to fly research department reports. 664 CENTER ST. chines on which free games may fU JK N '.lU l A\/F I HTrfiicviNO Dividend Declared A sharp increase in manufa< again on Oct. 1. wake as It came in. ‘ S t Louts—New automatic ga«o- be won. "ASK ANY The World's Most Honoied snow I snapped a 78-foot tower used to h,v storm warnings, knocked ,out Funerals N>w Fairfield. July 25 (/P) A Rogers Co"p. hoard of directors turer 8hipme"nrs * of oil heatln ' line pumps that can be set to shut Farina, in his motion for a stay IT'S A SWEETHEART! TompMt DELICIOUS speedboat', towing a water skier, has voted s 3 per ceivt. stock divi­ ott afUr $1. $2. $3, $4, or $5 worth of judgment, decared that the de­ G4RL" electric power, smashed windows units in May brought the total Color and Color aad ■" -juid sent hundreds fleeting to shel­ ramroed a plywood rowboat dend on the Class B shares, pay­ shipments for the first five montl ^ of fuel haa been pumped will be cision "presents far-reaching prob- ClnemaScnpe Tochniram a Thomas Ai Tedfnrd Sr, yesterda.v on Lake Candlewood. A able Sept. 1 to stockholders of teated in various parts of the lenis" to the pinball machine in­ S:U-d:4D.lD:M IMPORTANT! ter. The ,funeral of Thomas A. Ted- of 19.69 to 186,622 units, a 10% in­ Regular Admlneion Price — 10c SUNDAY The weather station at the Dow seven-year-old passenger In the record Aug. 27, and has declared crease ove'r the same period in United States this year. The manu­ dustry. If the decision were en­ GET HERE ford Sr.. 73 Pearl St„ waa held at rowboat waa critically Injured. «ie regular 90-cenU dividend on facturer expects hie pump to pro­ forced Immedia.tely, he s*ld; ma­ Chemical Co,' at Freeport clocked 2 o’clock yesterday- afternoon in 19,68. EARLY — SEE the winds as high as 96 m.p.h. Authorities said Michael Craw­ Class A shares, payable Aug. 1 The biggest jump percentage­ S H AD Y G L E N vide unattended pumping for 96 chine operators would have "to STARTS SUNDAY IT FROM THE, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. The ford Hamden would have died if to stockholders of record July 21. per cent of the gasoline orders in expend substantial and unneces­ BEGINNING! ! 1 Pollcs Chief Barney Priest of Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rector, wise occurred In boiler-burner ,Oao of tha Year'a (Sraataal! DINNER Freeport. assigned details to,pre­ he were not wearing a life jacket. units. The OHI reports that ship­ the average filling station. sary expenses." Hina Croa^ Dabble Beraalda Box Office anif , officiated, and Franklin Lawrence The 'boy waa trapped under the Retires. Moves Bebert Wazaar ~ Refreahment vent looting in the dowptowh dis­ was organist. Burial was in Sol­ ments In May amounted to 3.457, trict where store windows were boat by wreckage after -the eol- Paul W. Cook, foreman, plant a 31% increase over May 1958. "SAY ONE FOR ME" " Building HERE smashed. diers Field, East Cemetery. lision, but the Jacket kept hia bqdy maintenance, haa retired from \A FRESH Color Open At 7 ;S0 Bearers were Herbert Metcalf, from linking. 1 Total boiler-burner shipments for About 1,000 residents fled from Thomas Leemon, Frank McKeown, Hamilton Standard after complet­ the first five months were 16.825, "Say One For Me” summer cottages at Surfslde Beach Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing 26 years service wlth^^Lhe com­ 20% more than during the same Chorceol Broiltd an exposed 14-milq stretch north­ Samuel Wilson. William Hanila and Alexander J. Crawford, suffered pany. He has also sold nis home SUN. "Fseei of a Fugitive” MICHAIL TODD'S William Wilson. period last year. r H N O T I C E east of Freeport. The winds up­ Thursday evening, Washington a possible fractured skull. He waa at 119 Mather St. and is moving Oil heat also showed a sales in­ " 1 . ' 1—1 Parker - Grant Wllflamt rooted a palm tree which had stood taken to Danburf Hospital. | to Florida. ■ • , PEACH AM. m COLOR! 4:ta>T:M Lodge, LOL, held a memorial serv­ crease In warm air furance- I LB. SIRLOIN STEAK for decades in a downtown park. ice at the Holmea Funeral Home. Three others in the rowboat Cook has been active in every Hurricane warnings went up were shaken up. They are Mi­ plant move made by Hamilton bumer units. The OHI reports 23,- WE WILL along the Texas Coast after Debra Standard since- 1934. During 41.6 units shipped, tepresenting a Mrs. Emma' M. Bieber chael's brother Stephen and .Jo­ 7% Increase over the previous FRENCH FRIES appeared suddenly in the Gulf of The funeral of Mrs. Emma M. seph Cribblngs, ifi. and J o jic e World War II, he was the first in SUNDAE Mexico during the forenoon. The Cribblngs, 16, Joseph's cousin, and last out of the Westerly. R. I„ May and, for the first five .months, U.S, Weather Bureau quickly Bieber waa held yesterday after­ up 4% over the sam r 19.68 period. FRESHLY BAKED noon at 2:30 at the Holmes Fu- both of Shelton. plant, where he had charge of all changed its forecast from cloudy plant maintenance and plant en­ CLOSE at NOON on with thundershowers to a hurricane neral. Home. The Rev. John P. State policeman Robert Ras­ Bmsll-Csr Boom ROLLS and BUHER Mathias of the First Church of mussen said the rowboat was gineering. Chubby slices of fresh peaches with fresh peach ice cream; warning—more than 78 mileg per Mr. and Mrs. Cook hope to buy The small-cqr boom wlU have a hour—as the storm suddenly gath­ Uhrlst, Wilson, officiated. Burial struck broadside by a larger boat. far-reaching impact on gaaoline, covered with whipped cream and topped with a cherrv. You'll was in East Cemetery. He aaid a 13-year-old boy was pi­ a home In Florida near their ered strength. daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and oil, tire, battery and acceasory say: -ItIT’S PEACHES-AND-CREAM MAGIC." SUNDAYS during July, Bearers were Herman Webber loting the oraft,~anWisconsin for two of gas and 29 quarts of oil per e nwgry Seailee lice ssJd Marvin Lee Whorley,, Congregational Church, officiated. age and found Michael. » 86, and hia daughter Marjorie weeks. customer will shrink to 628 gal­ Doe to the Length of This Greet ADULTS 90e , Mlaa -Breiida Cole waa organist, Miohael’a grandfather, Stephen They sre C. Hoyt Stllson of 78 lons and 22.6 quarts by 1989. Motion Pictures— were ahol to deatil yesterday by Burial waa in Baat Cemetery. S. Nichols of Orange, who haa a SUPERIOR SERVICE STATION . On Tolland Tumplko Smith, released Sunday from a (Jsmpfield Rd., senior assistant Thus, although the car popula­ “You Cm T*Bt6 The Quality" One Show—Starting At 8:50 CHILDREN FREE Beardra were Sherwood Goslee home a t Candlewood $horss, had treasurer. East Hartford Aircraft tion of the U.S. will Jump 29 per AIR CONDITIONED ED WILSON, Proprietor Mile Off Oakland Street federal ratermatory after serv­ Jr, Richard Goalee, Edward Goa­ ordered the boy to wear a life IBPRIIOB ST„ ytANrHESTEB Federal ^ e d it Union; and Althea cent from 56.7 million to 78.8 mll- ir\V4tr\ia»eBssiaS Ml 9-S029 ' STARTS WEDNESDAY ing 10 months on a moonahlnlng lee, Charlea Goalee, Charlea Home jacket. Rasmussen said the order N. Murray of 40 Marshall Rd., as- Hoh during ths dseade, tha rising Bontaa • A 44A JOHN WAYN^WM. HOLDIN in "H O ^E BOUMElUr aaivtetioa. and Or. Richard Alton. probably saved the boy’B Ufa. •istant treasurer of the Hartford proportion of small ears, with A

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL^ MANCHESTER. 6 ^ . , SATyRDAY, JULY 26. 1969 FACE ftV B MANCHBSTBB EVKHTNO BERALD. MANCHESTER; OONl^^ SATURDAY. JULY 26. 1969

otatamast of Nfw Tork a ty Fe- Jumt proper m Coventry OM obe LM s Piled Hee Oommlsslnidr Stephen Ken­ Rav, iswieaee r^Ahwai nedy, refusing to assign more Ne­ Connecticut The R t^b lloan and Demecratte Eoftting li»r«Uk eaoeus H*U have been flled by the Percy M. Rpacriar gro j^liceraen to the Harlem eec- New Loiidoti tns Retwtnira bf Voters wuh 9SS! wa W i o f the dty, eeema perhaps Yankee town clerk as reqtillred bjr the Oen- , Sermon: "We baUFva In the espbelajly elo(|uent ^ eral Ststotes' State Election Lawe. Jiervlea of Lora.” Rev. Lawrence There was tim ble In Harlem, the By A. H. O. CauMfUs Hats have also bean aant F. Almond. Firm Given by the Reglatrare of Votere to ell 8 and 10 a.ni., Morning wor­ ot)ior day, when a white policeman Geneevdte BvaSgtilaal LotlMria S t daoMs R. 01 OMunb O f tha three ihajor aecompllah- ^ d ld e te e aeektttg;e]ectian on Oct. ship. was necessarily arresting a Negro 0 on both party UejeeU. Thle aerv- Kev. data F. Ha— aa,- Paatar 10 a.m., Church School for.nur- menta w « have UmuMd in tha po- Bus Contract S t S u A m Ste. Kav. daaaM T. e and Bon, Ine. o f Rav. daaapb K. MeOaaa ititar. there. Subeequently, some of the tainly tha leait eoneluatve in Ite Alban A. Roaal aald today ha had tha chapel directly aftar tha ia New London hie been awarded not been aeaking reelaction as a t :M ajn., A u reh Sekool. a.m. eerriee. AU are welcome, Immediate reault. 8:30 a.m., Cnureh sarvica. leadere of Harlem recommended-^ trie contract for three eehool bue constaUe at the recent Democra­ Sunday Mas at 8, T, 8, •, ^ . "trafftnuas* Much less waa accompllahed T:80 p-m.. V»0pi»r aarvtea. 1 0 4 0 ^ 11:80 a.m. 8 that more Negro polleemen be as- than waa aaked even In the mod­ tic caucus despite the fa n he had St. Mary's Epiaeopat jOhonh wHm istt|iuM ••«•••#••*•••••••«•*•** 1*2 rautee In town. New bueee v e to 9%fSC qiMtlM algned to the area, thus elimi­ erate requeat. of Oovtmor RIW- Informed the party nominating Ctmreh aafl Park Sta. be provided end ere to be housed committee chairman of hla decision Oonaanalty Baptist Obareh « . Rridgefa R. C. Ohnieh The Rm:. Alfred L. Wmiaau, Ops Mpptli •«•••••••••*«••«••••••■ LI nating any possible racial angles in coff. Btlll, more waa accomplished and taxed ip Coventry. If popeible, W#PUY *1 than has been accomplished stnea not to'run and that ha would be 888 B. Oaatar S t a* the Ofwsa Rae. Jeta J. Peiaaey, Paotor Rcotor MANCHESTER SiRlKis OSfV ^ law enforcement problems. Recom­ In-town di Iveri a re. to be em­ unable to attend tha cauciia becauas' data R. Naabert Mlalatar Row. Staalay E, fbuMlIe, Fhe Ror. Preaeott Beach Jr,, ALLERGIC TO SOAP ? ? the previous high momsnt of ployed and a tpere'bue le to be MANCHESTER mending this, they «*ere thinking of lllneaa. Rosal aald his name had A em taat Aaalataat fruitfulness In this arss, iindsr provided. only of the good, of how trouble Governor Cross In 1937." And. ds- not been withdrawn at the time 9:80 s-m., Sunday Criureh School Rov. Deonla R. Hitaaey, Ataataat W« give « non-KlIergic shampoo for .Theee th'ee 1959 model 90 pee- it waa preaented from the floor for AUTO PARTS « M> tk« MM «r rmMJoaOM for children, cradle roll through 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion,. this condition. might be evoided. They were not, pen^ing always on the mood of senger buses will replace a like voting on. Roeei said he la under m» aiwMldiM ■rMltad to tt at the future, prteedenU and begin­ Orada 0. Sunday Masaes at t, I, 10, 11! 10 a.m., Family oarvlce,. morn­ et the moment, thinking of the number wh.ch for the past five a doctor'a care. He waa one of 270 BROAD SI nings were eet which could pay off 9:80 a.m.. Morning woral|lp, ser­ In tha Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. ing prayer with inatructlan for Cali MI 3-6009 for appointment. principle Involved. Thet It re­ years have bem v>perated and aevan persons defeated for the still more significantly, in that mon topic: "Tha Kingdom iind tha children and aermon by ths rec­ maintained by tl)e town. four constable poets. c h o i c e v a r i e t y 41tp«>i mained for Oemmleeioner Kennedy Power.” Mr. Naubert will preach. Ohnrch e f the Aaeomptilea tor. ayt future, than they have done hi The nom|fany Ud 37 oeitU 'per Files te Florida to empheeixe. which he did. In the Adame St. and Thempaea Rd. 7 p.m., Evening prayer in tha QUALITY e m a c h i n e SHOP SEBVIOB fMii ttr t w « n t « «t N. B. A. aarv- l9Sfl. mile on a 7A-mlle rate with a Mrs, Walter R. Slwek of Rt. »1 , It seems generally agreed that Covaaaat Oaagragarioaal Obareh Rev. Jeaeph Farrell. Paator Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. e EQUIPMENT following atetement; charge of M cents per mils aftar left a few days ago by plane from SEAFOOD • PARTS (new and rebuUt) the one conclusively good job of 48 Spniee St Rov. Fnwele T. Butler, Aeeletaat Wedneaday, 10 a.m.. Mid-week T o r me to create uie example this distance, according to Super­ Bradley Field to spend two weeks e ACCESSORIES reorganisation which was accom­ Rev. K. EJnar Bosk, Paatar celebration of the Holy Com­ o f making aaaignmenta on the intendent of SehoUs Royal O. St New Smyrna Beach. Fla. While 43 O A K ST. e SUPPLIES W J 98 EAST CENTER ST. ^»aO . plished was that of • the Depart­ there she .plana to visit with Mr. Sunday Maaaee at 7, 8, 9, 10,11; munion In the Memorial Chapel of Fisher. ' 9:80 a.m., Morning worship, the • DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES TEI.. M l 8-BOM baala of either color or religion ment of Health. Here there waa snd Mrs. Roland Marrotte at Big and 11:80 a.m. the Nativity. TEL. Ml 9-9937 The early part of June the Rev. Reek, preaching. ' Open Saturday until 8 p.ia. would be to undermine all the something of a minor miracle. In Pine Key, Fla., formerly of Willi- Daily; 7 jp.m.. Evening prayer In ’ ■ .j- < I : Board o f Education asked fdr the Memorial disp el of the N ativ­ thinga I have been fighting for in that all tntereattd parties brought mantle. Mrs. Slwek was accom- St. Bartholomew'^ Church •■.V,. . ■ constrflctive intent to their han­ sealed bids for conveyances and Tsleottvtu OengregmMnnal ity. the Police Department. transporting school children to anied by her sister, Mrs Joseph Buckley School Andlterinm COMPLETE dling of the issue, so that much Snurkowski of Preston. Ohtireii ,Rev. Philip Hnaeey, Paator a:-*: H IG H G RA D E "F or the Police Department, a as on ths court reform issue, the and from the lo al public sUiooIb Rev. Robert K. 6himods, Minister The Salvatien Army for thrse separate routes to be GLASS, bill finally adopted wad just about Miuirhester Evening Herald Oov- 66l Main S t HEATING law-enforcemant agency to eet such deaigna-ed by the Board. Sunday Maeeae 4t 8, 9:15 and K narfs e For Aota WladehlaMs as good as it could be. entry correepondent, F. Pauline 10 aj«., .'(orning service of wor- 10:30 s.m. Major and Mrs. E. Walter Lamle, Rotary or Pressure an axample to the community Tbe Board had voted to expend PRINTING The creation of a new Depart­ Little, telepbime PKiirim 2-am . ■hip. Chaplain LMman, Holnberg Officers In Ctarge Burners FOOD MARKET e For Store PVoats aad all r . - would undermine the principle that ment of Consumer Protection, on the private boMreot school bus ------I of Harvard Univerrity will con­ slaea e f wtadews. JOB AND COMMERCIAL St. Mauriee B. Church tha law muat be color-blind. sy etm tor the com iM school year duct the servtoe o f wonUiip. C. 9:30 a.m„ Sunday School. CALL tIS FOR FREE 840 B. MIDDLE TURNPIKB ; lO^SoY'm. MMfe the other hand, was an issue which • Per Table Tops. PRINTING for several reasons. 111000 included Deacon Harold Rodfleld will bo in Belton Ooator 10:45 a.m.. Holiness service,, ESTIMATES •MMt iMtMrtU*- "For New Tork City to set such evoked both political and special Rev. Bernard McGurk, Pastor Interest reactions, more Interested the ineressing ^ rd en o f school AT&T Told lo Cut charga. vocal soloist, Mrs. Alton Munsle, PHONE 9-2295 ’ Open • Days a Week Prompt and EffleleHt Printing sn exampls would be to snnounce A.M. to FJL. In preserving some existing posi­ transportation on the Board, the 11 a.m.. Brief choir rehearsal. music by band, sermon by Major 8 8 Of All Kinds Masses s ( 7, 8:80 and 10 a.m.' FOGARTY BROS. Open Monday thru Saturday Saturday, July K to this country. and to the world tion than in achieving an organiza­ school c.dminletiatldn and clerical Long Distance Rate Lanlie. JNOORPORATED 7 AM. to 9 P.M. that Integration dose not work In tional ideal; help, the prohibitive cost of maljir First Church e f Crirlst Solantint 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by J. A. WHITE OONUUNITY PRESS thla suppoaedly most advanced city The result here wss rompro- taining' an rdequatc fleet o f town- (Continued from Pago One) Masoale Temple Sacred Heart Church Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and M rs.> JEDDO HIUULAND COAL,' Om Freeing The SatcIlitM owned '41000 In respect to central Church St., Vernon OONNEOnOUT CUKE, SUNDAYS, 7 A.5L to 8 PJ)I. in the United States. Rather than mlse. In which some continu­ Thomas McCann. , 9 Ea*t Middle Tpke. housing, malntenence and auper- order, said it expected to introduce Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paator FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL GLASS CO. It aaama extramely doubtful that ation of duplicity of function was 11 a.nt., Sunday service and 6:30 p.m., Prayer meeting. Specializing In the Haest ooM Telephone MI 3-5727 segregate the Police Department, accepted in order to avoid risky vislon, as wMl as the diffleulty in the reductions in mid-September. Criurch School. 7 p.m.. Park service, band and SIR Broad SL—TeL M l 9 ^ 3 9 ABC Experts on Small Appliances- Du Pont Paints Worth the Work gi mma sl-tsl ml thtm thi Unltad Stataa Ooncreaa know- cuts and meata In town. we must continue to light for a showdown with a political jobhold­ securing town bus drivers. The amount of money a caller 8 p.m. Wednesday meeting. Meseea at 8, 9:80 and 11 a.m. vocal music, guest speaker, the iucly timad Ita pt«>claination of truly integrated city." er or a special group. Board officials at the time also will save on a tingle phone call ia Reading room hours at 749 Main Rev. John Neubert of the Com­ Lamps thet are luiueiial ands> as only the flexible hose wears out, Whfn it comes to painting a^ For walls that need washing pointed out the cost of operating *OapUva NaUena Weak” ao that It Commleeioner Kennedy conceded The least conclusive, the most not known. The company and Ita 9t„ Tuesday,. Friday, Saturday, 11 St. Francis o f Aeatssi Ohnrch munity Baptist Church. decorative do much to add to ov­ all o f ■ uese money saving serv­ house, most of ua figure on hav­ frequently, get Du Pont’s high town-owned busee had Increased affiliatea will have to file new rate a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday 11. a.m. South Windsor OPEN SUNDAY gloss enamel. This will withstand "On* Call Do m It AO" would coincide with Vice Preai­ that It might he “ easier" nr more tentative of all reorganization leg­ erall attraotivenem of any room ices. Replacement bags for cleaui- ing the job last for several years; ABC AFFLIANCE islation was that purporting to es­ to the point where it was ap­ schedules before that can be de­ to 9 p.m. Rev. Arthur J. HoSeraan, Paator 6 A.M. to 2 P.M. Your Best frequent washings without losing dant Nlxen'a vialt to Moacow, and ers and supplies are stoplced here. that te why sp many people Insist DRY CLEANING, "prectlcsl" to make Harlem a tablish a new Department of A g ­ proaching the expense o f running termined. • “Truth” will be the subject of Rev. Raymbnd B. Taakauekaa Buy On and a very easy and inexpensive Proof of the fine servicbe offered its sheen and requires just a few thua c u t an unfriendly pall on and LA U N D E R IN G REPAIRS "black precinct. ' But, he said, “my riculture. Conservation and Natu­ contract buses. Frederick R. Kappel, president the Lesson-Sermor for Sunday, AMletant Pastor A Thought for Today SUNDAY SPECIAL Combination way to acquire these conversation at AE)C Appliance Repairs is the that the paint u e^'bn their houses wipes to restore it to Ito fresh that eiait TTiere la little queatlon, policy Is that the Police Depart­ ral Resources, but, in reality, The Board also said- the pur­ of ATAT, deplored the commission July 28. ■ Sponsored by the Btanoheater Windows and pieces is to convert vases, jugs, fact they have been located at 21 must be Du Pont Paints. In other look. Brasehoe Att 21 MaplaSt.^1 9-1575 on the other hand, that Khruahehev merely creating a council, com­ chase of three new, buses by the order. " . . . I believe this action Trie Golden Teort is from I John Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 snd 11 s.m COOKIES 45c d oi. Doors, Window etc. into lamps. Lester Sichel, pro­ Maple St. sir.ee 1943, offering the words, they “Buy the Paint That’s When you want lasting satis­ 18 O AK 8T. ment must be Integrated. I will not Connell of Ohnrehee Awnings, Door posed of .the existing heads of the town, to replace those operated for Ignores the long-range interests (6 :6 ): " It is the Spirit that bear- 2nd DOZEN Ir prietor of. ABC Appliance Repairs, same fine repair service to the Worth the W ork” and that paint faction In a paint job, whtther you 801 HARTFORD RD. REPAIRS ON—^ knoMrinsly and intentionally ae- make assignments on the basis of Canopies, various departments Involved, the past five years which were no of the public,” he said. eih witness, l-ecause the Spirit te North Motiiediet Ghareh 2 DOZEN FOR 46o 2i. Maple St. odes a wonderful people of Manchester and vicinity. Is Du Pont, first, last and always. have the work done by a profes­ lectod the preciae moment of Nix- Jalousie Window 248 N. MAIN RT. either color or religion.” ■' which is supposed to sit down and longer safe or economical to op­ “ Right now, we need to spend truth.” 800 Paskor St A t the Summit conversion job at, e most reason­ The only change ia they no longer I f you are planning on having! sional or plan to do the job your­ GRILLS. BLEOtRlO IRONR. en‘a arrival to pretend to become and Doors Aside from Kennedy's fine em­ draw up, for submission to the erate, would coet approximately millions to make the quality of SelecUons from the Bible in­ Rov. H. Osgood Beonett, Mlnleter Dr..._Edwin T. Dahlberjg, preel- able price. If you should happen: sell major appliances, but devote your houM painted, cell on th e ' self, insist, upon Du Pont products ro ASTERS, PERCOLATORS, dent of the National Council of N EW S Y S n M u d te d about thla proclamation by phasis of principle, the point made next General Assembly, plans for * 20,000. our service still better, add the clude the following; "Shew me OMWHM t LYNN'S to find some good looking vase, ail their time to the servicing apd E. A. Johnson Paint Co., 723 Main for they will give you complete VACUUM CLEANERS. HEAT­ the Prealdent on order o f Oonfroaa. making the new department a real The Board, according to Bupt. facilities needed for growth, and thy ways, O Ix>rd; teach ms thy 9 a.m., Sunday morning worship, Churches, recently made this E-Z Terms e Free Eetimates Jug or old oil lamp at one of the repairing o f those Important work St., for they are headquarters for and iM ting aatlsfaction. UUNDRY ERS. FANS, SEWINO MA- In all this ia that with all of us, statement: “We need a new kind many summer ati^ions, why not WHbn we have a Kuaaian dignitary consolidation instead of Just a Fisher, also received the following enlarge and strengthen the com­ paths. Lsad ms in thy truth, and “One Pebble,’’ the fourth in the BAKE SHOP TEL, M l 8-2856 savers," small electrical appliances. all Du Pont Paint Products. They Wallpapers of all kinds and dc- DRY CLEANERS OHINBS. perhaps even with Kennedy too on title. bids on Che bus routes as re­ munications network for national teach me; for thou art the God of of summit conference: A confer­ buy it and let ABC convert it Into coming to aeo ua, wo like to inau- pastor’s summer series on “ Stones TEL. M l 8-.in»6 Home Specialties Co. Repidring sewing machines is a have Duco and Dulux - enamels. acriptlona In- a very wide price Mala Flaatt 44 Harrleea St. occasion. It sometimes becomes Thia procedure, of asking the quested: Henry Shtrshac. one defense,” Kappel added. my salvation: on thee do I wait of the Scripture,..’’ Soloist: Adelor ence with Almighty (3od, to a most unusual and stunning specialty of ABC Appliance Re­ Flow Kota Rubber Bas« Wall range are always found at the P ta M i n 8-7788 late the atmoaphero a g a lu t him. 188 N. Main St.— A t Depot Sq. Rob Brown end Charlie Pringle AM work y i o r e R t e e d easy snd natural to slip Into an very men whose separate empires route, 43 cents per 75-miIe rate Rep. Emanuel Celler (D -N Y ), all the day. AM th f paths o f the Turgeon, viollnlet. cleanse (he soul of our generation. so PURNELL PLACE lamp. It will cost you far lees than pairs for Lester Sichel has worked Paint, In fact, Du Pont has a paint Johnson Paint Co. and aelecUon of chairman of the House Judiciary buying a new lamp and, in many On one oceaalen, Prealdent Biaen- Immediate action or recommenda­ are Involved to devise their own with 35 cents extra mileage: Lord are mercy and truth unto 9 a.m., S:iri.mer Sunday School, There is something crooked as a sewing machine mechanic on for every need In every color. wallpaper la a pleasant one In this merger, instead of trying to dic­ Charles Christensen, one route, 43 SubcommitUe on Antitrust Mat­ such as keep Ms covenant and hte about a^ generation that sings cases, be much more attractive. hower made a public point of aay- tion or desire quite at variance, claesee by ’ departmontiK for rWl- )>oth family and Industrial ma­ You ere ours of the right color new and modem store. Make your tate It to them, Is a noble experi­ cents per'75-mile rate with 35 ters, said “ The FCXJ ie to be com­ tcstlmoMbe. (Psalms 36:4,5,10). dren from age three through night and day about love and then It is simpriaing how many dif-' chines since 1933. He is able to get selection "in pleaaing euiToundlngs, taig, at auch a moment of arrival, once it la truly examined, with a ariiaa N*a Vioia (a combinations when you use the ment whose progress and result cents extra mileage: Edwin El­ mended” for the order. Correlaitlve p a-/ s a g e a from grade six. fills the divorce courts with con­ ferent iteme can be made into many parts for old machines, bob­ marvelous Du Pont color chart at leisurely, with ample light to pre­ CUNLIFFE that the Ruaolana 'eould never be will be watched with large misgiv­ Idenl for the principle we would normally con- lison, one route. 43 cents per 75- Celler called the cut "a signif­ “ Science and Health with Key to tentious wives and husbands who loveiy and iwefui lamps for any bins and shuttles, for ' instance ths Johnson Paln.t Co. end thia sent the colon in their true per­ DON WILLIS truated. Another recourae we have ings and small hopes. But, in ac­ room in the house. - alder ourselves to be defending. mile rate with 35 centi extra icant- step in carrying out a ma­ the Scriptures’* by Mary Baker battle each other for the custody Fall Student which many concerns no longer store ie a joy to shhp in. It Is so spective. tuality. it was their own proposal, Second Oongngational Ohnrch How aL->ut your electric fan? MOTOR SALES uaad ia to call the Ruaalan dig­ mileage: Richard M. Oallnat, two jor recommendation of tha anti­ Eddy, includ' the following of their unhappy children. There bother with. Needles are sold here large and airy, comfortable chairs Window shades are custom cut The Negro leaders of Harlem have for which they themselves assum­ 888 N, Main St. With the- hot,' humid weather, nitary down to W uhlngton and u k mutes. 43 cents per 76-mlle rate trust subcommittee In Its report (p.497:3); "As adherents of is something crooked about a THE MACMILLAN for various machines. You may and tableq where you can take all to exact measure at the Johnson EXPERT AUTO BODY aafl 6ARA6E spent their careers lighting for In­ ed some responsibility, and there Issued in May 1959." Sflnioter: Arnold W. Tozer many a fan ki being overworked, him whan Ruaala la going to pay with 33 centa extra mileage; Ro­ TYuth, we take the inspired Word generaflon that speaks glibly B xport have your old machine electrified the tim* you need to make selec­ Paint Co. and nothing detraeta FENDER REPAIRS 18 Main St., Tel M1-9-4SS1 tegration. Any proposal to send is si possibility that they may The subcommittee had stated of ths Bible as our sufficient ENCYCLOPEDIA that te, unleas you had the fore­ land Green, three routes. 39^ 9:30. a.m., 'Morning worship about peace while spending *40 CALI. if you wish at a cost far less than tions -without any "sense o f hurry. more from a room than 111 fitting Ha lend leaae debt to ua. carry out that responsibiHty in a that long distance phone users guide to eternal life .” sight to taUce it to ABC Applisuice ENAMEL aad LACQUER only white policemen into white cents per 75-mi;e rate with 33 supervised nursery during wor billion to train ita choiceit youth buying a new one. Eatimatea on the You are always welcome to come window ehades. Just take the aurpriaing manner. The minimum were overcharged *159 million In Ml 3-6563 AT $59.95 Repairs and have it cleaned and measurement of any windows you REFINI8HINOS' SpoelolURg sIr Khruahehev apparently couldn't .districts of New Tork would of­ cents extra mileage; Silver Lane ship service, sermon; " I Can Get in the arts of sclentlfio and mili­ cost of any of these services will In and look around and you real­ gain Involved is that the principle the 1955-58 period. • F A R N m a oiled before the hot weather. If wish shades for and they will be ^hink o f any oomparable gaaturo fend them, snd they would call that Bus Co., one route, 40 cents per St- John’s Polish National It for Tou Wholeealc," deacon In tary slaughter.” be given without obligation. It is ly do get some wonderful ideas for RBA80NABLB PRIGBB has at least been- allowed to get 75-mile rate with 30 cents extra The POC, which said it has kept Catholic Church The prophet Isaiah and John MANCHESTER ycu did neglec. to do this, do take easy to sew .when you have a good cut to exact measure. You svill FREE B8T1MATBS RRAKE SERVICE o f hla own, to cool o ff Nlxon'a ar­ segregation. But they themselves Its nose Into the tent. charge of service, Mr. Harry Ry color schemes using the Du Pont mileage. , the telephone company’s inter- 2.1 Oolway St. the Baptist proclaimed the corn­ it down now before you .have machine and if ABC does service fihd a wide variety of shades .to rival, ao he borrowed one of The other new major state de­ lander Sr. color chart. There are hundreds of RT. SO-WAPPING, CONN. did ask for segregation for Har­ The Board, according to Supt. atate activities under review, an­ Rev. Walter A. Hyseko, Pastor ing of a day when “the crooked BOOKSHOP trouble. Fans need regular clean-- your old machine for you. you are fit perfectly -with the d.ecor of Froot End AlIgmnMt our own propaganda geaturoa and partment proposed, ^ Department A fter church service Springfield ing and oiling to prolong their life shades and blends and these are your rooms. AT THE R iaD TELD SION lem. .^yon e without similar in­ Flahjer. feels that the work of the nounced thqt the reductions would College Camp la reserved for all shall be made straight.” That ANDREWS BLDG. sure of one that Is in good mech­ all decorator approved and you of Corrections, never even got to and to insure quipt running. It is anical condition. Another service offered at this tried to turn it agalnat \u. Khruah- consistency between his general contract drivers in the past has he made "aa a reault of dlicua- 8:30 a.m., Mass. church membere and their friends day will come when Godly people 67 E. Center St.—Ml 8-1086 will never have any trouble in TBU Ml 8-6444 G r— rd Ropoir Werh the floor, going. Instead, to the eione initiated by the commlaeion." far less expensive to have this When your toaster refutes to store is the framing o f pictures. chav. In attu kln g the captive na- principles and his reactions to spe­ been satisfactory and appreciated 10:30 a.m.. Solemn high Maes. who ere interested In spending a see their religion not as some PARKING IN REAR duplicating a shade selected from Legislative Council for report to done each season than to buy new work, your iron requires a new An excellent job is always yours tlena raaolution. doca have hia the service the drivers have given. The last change in interatate dsy picnicking etc. at the Camp. thing to be preserved but as some­ Mandw|t«r Moving cific problems is entitled to press the next session. fans, so let ABC save you money cord, or any of the many small ap­ this color chart. and tha prices charged are always The Board Inrists that alt existing phone rates waa made almost six Goapoll Hall thing to be lived. Du Pont manufactures a paint greunda. Among other thinga. it the point. It might be a little safer So In the reorganizatibnal field, by servicing your,fan right now. pliances give oiit, take it to ABC most reasonable. contracts and obligations will be years ago, when the FOC allowed 415 Center St. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett. and Trucking Co. that is actually odorless and you pronouncea coexiatenee Impoaalble, Just to move over and make room there was one major success, one the Bell System to Increase fSiurrh of the Naoareno Vacuum clea..ers are another and see if it cannot be repaired. For the person whose hobby is medium success, one pious hope honored to completion in the fu­ can use it any time of the year MANCHESTER when cooxiatance la auppoaed to be ture. charges by about 8 per cent. Thle 286 Main St. • neglected Hem, as long as they They will tell you immediately if painting, a full artist supply de­ MASURY for those Harlem leaders, inside for the future, and one blank wall. 10:30 a.m.. Breaking of bread. THREE J'S without being smothered by a brought AT T a net Increase, r. E. Winslow, Mkileler run, we forget that they should it can be repaired- and you can partment Is at your service at the what the I^ o n vialt ia promoting. the wide circle of human fralltj'. The decision to award Monroe A 12:15. p.m., Sunday School. Golden on Broadway strong paint odor. Even in the MEMORIAL CO. The general Idea, however, waa after federal income taxes, of *30 be serviced periodicaMy. ABC will save yourself a good sum of money Johnson Paint Co. Sketch pa^, Bkit . theae propaganda geaturea given more of a boost than it had the contract waa based on the 7 p.m., Gospel service. ^ 9:30 a.m.. Church School, classes RESTAURANT damp, humid weather we have Op post to East Cemetery abilities to finance the contract, million a year. service your vacuum cleaner et over buying a new appliance. There papers, brushes of all kinds, water PAINT from America are, after all, fairly t had in two decades, and a pattern Tuesday, 8 p.m., ' Prayer and for all agea. New York (85— Harry Golden's ON ROUTE 6 and 44A experienced this summer, Du Pont the possible performance and the a modest price-.-ahd here, again, is no charge or obligation on get­ paints, oil paints, everything . . . Is good pofait was set which, if the will exists, Bible reading. 10:45 a.m., Worahip service, mes­ new book “ For 2c-Plaln" Is to be paint can be used in comfort. It needed to assist the artist in his routine. Normally, the tough Architects Or Computers? experience. The consideration of Chesapeake Bay, headed by it pays to have it done. Floor ting an estimate on the cost' o f re­ can be given Improvements and Thureday, 8 p.m.. Street meet­ sage by the pastor, theme; "IneolV' transformed into a Broadway dries quickly, spreads evenly and work. Stop in and look around, Quality Momoriab Khruahehev aheda them eaally. these factors combined with the" Baltimore, is 180 miles long. Try our new 'Take Home brushes may be retoristled. hoses pairs and you are sure of a fine job Pardon ua, for a few momenta, additions In future sessions. ing, weather permitting. ent Debtors." muaical by Meredith Willson, com­ is a pleasure to use. you are always Welcome. bid procedure justified Ihe choice may be fitted on the same fittings, when ABC does the work for you. Over SO Yeare Experleaee lU a time he la wounded. while we share the dreams, and 10:45 a.nri.. Children's Church. poser, and the writing team of Service." Call Ml 9-4684 But one can tell, even now, that as one that is for the best in­ 7 p.m., Evangellatie service, mes- Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. PAUL'S the fears, of architects talking on terests of the town, according to- and it win be ready for al Park, on the northern shores ql the university in 1937 after receiv­ the wound la more aimulated than ■age. by the pastor. Lee. CoN Ml 9.U07 Paint and Wallpaper Store a panel at the annual convention Supt. Fisher. Tbe title of the volume of reml- I.ake Erie, the boye conducted war ing a medical degree from the real, that ha w u looking for some­ Hospital Notes Wonders of the Universe you . . . > simultaneously with mosquitoes and 645 Main Street of the American Institute of Archi­ Health Fnnd Increased Center CongreAtional Ohnrch nlscencee about boyhood on New Phinney-Hunt Tour UnivereKy of Rochester. A. AIMBTTI, Ftop. thing t&'quarrel about rather than The Board of Health has been Rev. Cllfferd O. Simpson, York’s lower East Side, refers te a Canadian boy scout troop camped . Rock Island, Dl. -K .-T. AnP)—Firs! DeHgktfol Place Te DIm for the white collar, the divining DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ered first, he said. Gronback will by a similar rocket with no losses. c u s t Q m m a d e tour's third station wagon. killed the previous week. A fter bation. VIC’S N Z U SHOP net through such resolutions, but planning apeciMiet with the Martin meotings of creditors yssterdey rod for the allde rule. Mrs. Karin West. 19 Johnson Ter. make a house-to-house canvass of , T q find the velocity capability The boys toured Washington and touring ^ 8 Angeles and Holly­ The judge also told Goldfine that IM W. Mddlo Turnpike all homes wlthjn 200-500 feet of (Company in Denver, has been con­ of an upper atage, we divide the CANVAS AWNINGS in U.S. Bankruptcy Court cases in­ through a combination of plays, in "In fear of . indolence, we’ve DISCHARGED TODAY: George Colonial Willlmansburg, Monticel- wood, the boys camped out on the If the subcommittee calls him RED EMBER Phone Ml 8-8799 the high water mark o f the lake cerned with the so-called "rule of mission velocity (44,000 feet per cluded ; which the. satellites win and Rus­ Freemer, 54 Florence St. Ih and the Mammoth Cave area beach of the Pacific, but eSchewed again, he must answer the 18 chosen to become problem-solvers and Mill Stream. Any property thumb" used by,, some to compute second for lunar landing) by 2.6 Irwin R. Levy, 16 Smith Dr.. OPEN SUNDAYS ' with a camp out in the Blue Ridge swimming" entirely, and confined questions. he refused to answer PIZZA sia grants them some increasing rather than accept the greater and found to he a source .of pollution rocket eizes. the reaulta obtained rather than three. Thle gives us East Hartford; assets, none; lia­ YOU Mountains of 'Virginia. A t the their swimming In San Francisco during the hearings. It waa this degree of national autonomy, Snd or where In the minds of the by this overslmpliflea method approximately 17,000 feet per aec- bilities, 3.298.74. OOORTAIL LOUNGE s p a g h e t t i infinitely , more difficult challenge Atomic Energy Commiasion's to the g ia n t' municipal pool', a refusal that led to his indictment we ourfelves play along with that deputy sanitarian and the Board were simply too far from reality. ond apiece for each of the upper ARE Albert L. Weir, J- -r., 91 Matson AMPLE PARKINCi of creating designs In which so- Rolling Car Kills Muoeum In Oak Ridge, Tenn., Dick thousand foot six million gallon RAVIOLI of Health the dye shows possible There was Incentive to create a stages. The rocket will acquire e for contempt of Congress. Hill Rd., Glastonbury; assets, none: DANCINO preeeas, not seeking to rush it, or callsd problsmi would be naturally new tool for rough computations Baxter waa able to s.upply the puddle of 'heated and filtered salt I t waa not door, however, if the liabilities, *3.603.89. contamination Into either empty­ velocity equal to 60 per cent of COOL & DRY • E V E R T F R ID A Y end o p e n d a i l y tc take spectacular advantage of State Legislator W ITH A exact figure to the lecturer who water, the world’s largest The fil­ solved. Design must be somiething ing areas will be given a 10-day of this sort. 17,000 or 10,000 feet per second Bubcommittce would cell (loldfin'e Frank J. McMurray, 222 Held- SATURDAY NIOIfTS opined that the half-life of u>a-‘ tering effectively removed any 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 PJM. It, but merely to reward and en­ more than simply the answer to a notice to correfct the situation. The device le uncomplicated, con­ during first-stage bumuig. again. But, if It did, Goldfine said, men St., New Britain; assets, none; sisting of a two-sided circular elide nlum .was “ three or four-thousand sharks. courage it There is no need for it Had^am, July 25 (>Pt— Lansing During the eurvey, Gronback Third Rule he would anawar the questions. lUbillUee, *3,642. RED EMRER SUNDAYS giant crossword puzxle.” rule. You p\it in some values, spin RO O M AIR years.” The Atomic .Energy Com­ A t ths dance at "Yoaemlte. Park in Ernest Z. MeCTurda, 94 Richard f® become part of pie liberation Carpenter, a two-term State rep­ will have in his possession the A third general rule of rocketry Chairman Oren Harris (D -Ark) Rta. 6 aad 44A—Bolton 4 P.M. to 10:30 PJR. It*the architects don't watch out, the wheels and out come the an­ DUCO and OUlOX REFINISHING mission is now certain that Man- Callforhla, everyone made friends, resentative, died yesterday when General Statutes dealing with will tell us the engine thrust re­ F e d d e r s CONDITIONER said yesterday the subcommittee St., New Britain; assets, none; lia- TTEL. M I 8-4445 CLOSED MONDAYS prooeaa that the aaUlliUs should swers. choater High School education la either dancing, ka Bruce SUples, blHtlee, *1,382.90. he warned, some electronic com­ his car rolled over him at his home health conditions which specifical­ quired. As a 'flr it estimate, it ia SEE US FOB: “la deeply interested in receiving then begin to live in enmity toward Suppotfe, for example, using cur­ 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST superior to that of the Russiens! - or on the benches in the park’s puter wiU take over their role, snd here. ly state he has ,the authority to reasonable to assume a thrust to e Ahimlnunn Roil Up Awnings -the answers to the L8 questions,” Russia. And the proceaa obviously rent hardware and propellants, I DRY OUT MANCHESTER While at tha Big Spring State romantic duak, as Bill Fralheit. which concerned the financial af­ what difference would there be? Carpenter, « 1, was walking make his Investigation bn private weight ratio of 1.5:1. Thus, the a Venetian Blinds The boya toured Salt Lake City, cannot come near completion until property. He will also have a would like to “ soft land” an In­ U P Park in Mteaouri, the boys saw faire of o'ne of Goldflne's com­ To show tliat they were not away ffom the automobile toward flrst-staga engine, o f a 1,000,000 V Storm Doers and nearly got trapped in the Mor­ FOR EXTRA MONEY hia .house. The brakes apparently badge Identifying him as the strument package on the moon to TO 564 Qti. the iargeet apiing in the world. panies, the Boston Port Develop­ the Ruaalan army la withdrawn. telemeter hack to Earth intelli­ pound rocket should have a thrust HSItY MUU jt Combination Windows mon Tabernacle for an hour-and-a- merely sentimental traditionallsU, •Upped gnd the car rolled back­ town’s deputy sanitarian. Eaiwrinieat with FlroiMraekers ment C3o. —I This happena to be an aim Polish gence concerning the lunar of close to 1,5 million pounds. A OF W A TE R Monehoitor Awning Co.' half organ recital; they escaped C L O C K ond Berube's these architects called for greater ward. The Board of Finance has also PE R D A T Phone Manchester . Imbued by the Weatam apirit In B u t.Harris added that the sub- Typewriter Service WE FAY diplomacy has already fashioned, surface. second-stage rocket does not need 195 WEST CENTER.ST. barely in time, to the frowns of and more adventurous use of the He was pronounced dead upon tranrierred *700 to the General FROM noMitfoe Dodge City. Kan., the boys wan committee had a full schedule and 479 Middle Tpbe. E. By using the elide rule I find a such a high thrurt to weight ratio 'nr Telephons Ml 9-SMl Mormone who could not conceive ,T» but we are not yet ready to coun­ arrival at Middlesex Memorial Roads account from various ac­ Mitchell 3-7043 derpd on W yatt Earp Boulevard he waa uncertain when It can ar­ MaeeiMater technological advances which are Uiree-atage, 1,0()0,000 pound gross since It hae less Work to do against TH E HOUSE Eatabllshed 1949 ,such lack o f muaical aMreciation.' ATCH REPAI HIGHEST FRIGES tenance any Vdthdrawal of our Hospital In Middletown. counts in the Selectmen’s budget. mnd found firewdrks for eala; mem- range a new eeeaion with the Bos­ open to the modern designer and weight rocket burning liquid oxy­ gravity, The thrust can be equal At tha Btato Game Lodge In Typewriters aad Office Before his retirement a few oriea of Earp and B at' Master- ton InduitrlaHat. For Regs. Papet. Metals own armed force. But that- too— No decision Has been reached by gen and )(oroeene propellants would to the weight or even low eriTh e new Custer, 8. D., weetem horseback modem builder.------^----- • years ago. Carpenter was a public son were e v o k ^ by their barrage. 'In Boston, the Murt of appeals JOHN POSTMA -^aehlneo Repaired. Serviced and Scrap Iron the withdrawal of our own- “ defen­ the board aA t® who will be ap­ have the capability to soft land third stage of a lunar landing riding waa th« order, of the day. And that- is, of course, the. su­ relations official for the Connecti­ Thin fait Impelled by- the firecracker star­ upheld a 3-month jiall sentence Im­ Realale pointed the town aseeseor as of 1,600 pounds of payload on* the rocket needs s thrust o f only about Tha Eastern cowpimchani all man­ CALL UR OELIVBR TO sive" military threat aiound Rus­ cut Light and Power Co. Sept. 1. l*he matter of the applica­ styling vation of thair home town. Ex­ posed on Goldfine last December 310 Moin St. preme'irony, that an age which moon. The slide rule gives only the 26 per cent of Its weight because aged to stay aboard, although ii We Handle Stationery Along sia u d her satellites—will have to A Republican, he was elected to tions was discussed at the board’s perimentation with cherry'bombs for coatempt e f court. I t also up has resource beyond any other, in gross or all-up weight of the rock-i of the low gravity o f the moon. waa reported that Jeff McCormick With Offtee Mseklno SnppUea be part of the final pattern of lib­ the General Assembly in 1956, and recent meeting. The decision will M l 3 -4 2 3 3 ^ OSTRINSKY methods and In exciting materials, et. For details I apply some simple This rocket problem we have Stop Molds, Musty Smells, Rot... Included testing the reatetance of and Vic Zubrow looked a bit grim. held a 10-day eentenoe received by Tohr Mall List Ae Desired eration. reelected last November. rest until the full board Is able to just solved is close on the track th« motel plumbing. Results were Jeff Bantly was so excited by the Goldflne's socretery, Mildred Pa- Dealers, la Waste Matenale should, when it comes to putting Carpenter waa born In Wilkes- general principles of rocketry. A L L W ORK W e do have a role to play in the be present, Chairman Stone said. Divide Stages of the real thing. The Army Bal­ disastrous and costly, but deeply ride that he .cavorted on the walk perman. ' A. J. BERUBE, Prop.. 721 PARKER ST. building on plot, come up with a Barre. Pa, He attended the Mas­ ZBA Deoleions Rocket engineers know that listic MIsrile .Agency Is develop­ And LIVE COOL AND DRY satisfying to the teenage soul. back from the etablee, attempted Goldfine and Miea Paperman GUARANTEED M l 9-8477— 80 8-8842 YeL MI-S-87S6 er MI-S-8878 eventual liberation of the satcl- sachusetts Institute of Technolo­ routine ugliness, as In the n odem Five appeala for exceptions to very roughly they can divide a ing a Saturn rocket system that In the Navajo Indian Reserva­ to leap a small stream, and man­ had failed *tp produce financial htea, but that role is hardly served gy. and graduated from Columbia tha zoning regulations have been may put bur 1,900 pound payload ' 10% tion near the Navajo capital at aged to dive headlong into the records sought by the Intertml school. It is no wonder that. In the multi-stage rocket Into propor­ PAY AS LITTLE AS or even- suggested by resolutions University in 1922. granted by the Zoning Board of on the moon in two yeare. $1.25 Per^Week DOWN Window Rock., Aria., the hoys South Dakota mud. Revenue Service. area of school building, there Is He leaves his widow, Mrs. Gert­ tional weights. They do,, this by and proclamations like this. Its Appeals. ‘These were heard at a first finding the gross weight to The Ssturn uses s cluster of You lume the Job... we h«v< ]u*t t|w right Du Pont camped "out in a petrified foreet Cheese for Balt The textile Induatriellst and hie CAMPING considerable sentiment for taking rude Clift Carpenter; a son. Ben­ Piint for It... In colon to mnen mythingl. Him i recent public hearing. payload ratio,- and then finding eight engines In its first atage and .brought back sufficient ton­ Roger Provencal tried fishing for ^ ^ r e ia ly plan to appeal the eir main service seems to have been jamin, at home; three daughters. LOWEST PRICES quMtlon on color7'... what to imT... how to do HI EQUIPMENT K IE R N A N M O TO R SALES, Inc. one plan, or hiring an electronic The list includes the following: the root of this ratio according to developing close to 1,500.000 mil­ nage of tha rock to try the springe catfish In the Mississippi with the icuit court’s ruling to the taPiom® to Khruahehev, in giving him ^ s Miss Liicile Carpenter and Mrs. computer, for all schools. How Felix Del Greer of West Hartford, the number of stages. In ou^ ej^ lion pounds. CALL Ut for ixpoct i»lp on your noxt painting Job. on Mi three station wagons of the world's smelliest cheese for bait. Court. Tents. Cot* EDWARD A. CONKLIN, President , beat for the same kind of welcome Charles W. Page, both of West would the result be different? permission to erect stairway to ample we have three stages-snd a Thla ii only one of manv space tour. It also became necessary to He acquired the enduring hatred Hartford, and Miss Grace Carpen­ AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLED and SERVICED Sleepinsr Bag* 427 HARTFORD RD.—TEL. Ml ^ i e » —Nest to Nottnan’e to Nixon that Uaenhower provided second floor to convert building in­ ratio-of 1,000,000 to 1,800 or ap­ problems that can be worked out shoo a coyote away from the food of a number of byatandara for the We are please 1. however, Jo hear ter of Palo Alto, Calif., and a BY OUR OWN MECHANICS. ; FILTERS IN STOCK. | Air Mattresse* ' for ICkbyan. to 2-family house on Route 44A.; proximately 025. Tlie cube root with the allde rule. Toil can de­ In the tour’s camp trailer. Voices aroma thaii* surrounded him sever­ a u architects themselves worrying out brother, Donald Fell Carpenter of ^/IJohnson Deaths I I Night COMPLCTE AUTO REPAIRING, Henry C. Edwards of Daley Rd. to (three atagea) oT 686 la' 8.55. sign a ayatem to orbit the earth or PAI NT CQ such aa.Paul Phlnney’s and Rogar al mooqqjto bites, and nd hah. Stove*, Lantern* Mendenhall, Pa., the general man­ loud about their Inunortal aoula. erect an addition to present build­ (That Is, 8.55 times 8.6g times 8.65 one to reach Mara. 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER .PHONiTJ MI 9-4501 Oil Hunt conducted judo , claw a ager of the film divixibn of E. I. ProvanoSl’a wera too much for the Ey THE AMOdATTID PBBW That maana that, sooner or later, ing without proper setbacks; equals 025). Thus, the ratio for FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 in the waters m Lake wchigan at MANCHESTER CLEAN USED CARS lODY WQRKS ftifn tB tiaii Request Refused Du Pont De Nemoura Oo, I f you would like thla free allde deeeet animal. Indiana Dunes State .Park. The CMcom—Or. IkiHglit B. (iku-k. Marian Bramlhsll of' PaParker Bridge each leparate atage ia 8.56. ’ bUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK aomebody will go to the drawing Funeral aervloea wiU be held rule, write: Nick M. Pagan, MaU Tha boya all managed to try the touring boys rapidly" axhauated 48, ohauman ot tho deiMUtment SURPLUS SALES CO. a Full stoek ot etaadard and Rina ■trsak Igattiea parts., a Aden Rd. to operate an antique shop on Tha upper .stage (including Fqr the ironic rssaoa that what board and come up with a atyle here Monday. r No. A-64, Director, Tbehnleal and slot machlnee In Las Vegaa before Hunt’s meager knowledge of the of ‘surgery at the . UniSersIty of 188 N. MAIN ar. brake linings Ine tailed in ail po|*d*9 totaols. o l l reeteae and Rt. 81; Howard W. tannett of Bel­ payload) will than, walgh 8.(15 Sclantlfle Staffing, Tha Martin MHOunUd te a raquaat for a policy that ia utilitarian, modem, aclen- being shooed away by casino pra- art, and proceeded to further hori- CMcagOk died Wlday of a vlrua at Depot Sqaev* levue Tract to erect a garage with­ times 1,800 or 18,700 pounds.Tha Company, P.o. Box 179, Danver, 1, s Goodyear Rroa Reenpa la aR popaiar etiee. a A oeneplale Safe- • f MgiragBUmi camt from repra- Th^ type o f shoe „ known as prletora. K sq Tedford was a con­ lons of knowledge. HunYa neck and Infeotioa. He had bean In a hoe- Open Dolly to9:M PJL tlfle, economical, and alao beauti­ out proper setback! and Robert L. ascond stage (including its pay­ Colo, I PAINTS sistent winner. nr lnto9®Uea Frea. a FnS Has af Xesana pradonta. shoulder mueclaa etUi oidw.' pital aiaoa May. CtariL’ a native MStattvM e ( the Naptfo raca. Uu ful. / bluchers was named for a Prus­ Arendt Jr. o f Bolton Branch Rd. to load which la tha third stage) will 160 CENTER ST. COR. OF CHURCH ST. ,J. FAItK—Ml 8-7111 sian field marshal, Blueher. (Copyright 1969, Oeneral Faa- Tha major advaatura hi l>l»oy- At Point Petes Canadlaa .Naliaa-' of MtaBt JMiiM OMh, eaato to * ■ . / ■ erect an addition to present build­ weigh 8.65 times 18,700 or 117JM)0 turaa (PoTP') 's AT - T \ •

N a n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1969 -a* ■ vi. ■> . MANC!HE8TER EVENING IfERALD. MAN(!ME8TER. CONN* SATXtrdAY, JULY 26, 1969 ?PAGB SEVEN ■■ '■ BUGS RUNNY OUR BOARDING M0U8V w ith MAJOR ROOPLE DAILY YIRUHBWORD PUZZLB I WON'TFJlfsJ SHTUL SC TOO m cv r m rCH If CAREFUL MINP \ ■«■WLKiN' WITH f m A naw v to Praviaua wtiviN' »»rruNiAA r TO.U Mt HOW Africoli’RApublic Herald Angle LiKC'SHc imtfUJiy oot$i TM6 HBAT KIP6C CUN'S Smith Survived Booing and Big Bat Now Speaks IMCTTHHR VICTlAi T WITH HO? By Earl Yost Si AOBOSS M P u tto 1 Atriean •THalhnrtd S B f THAT -AAiVONt STILL TrtVlHS TO Mpublie DOWN n m t Hir«« lonnl l«ng:uMi to ^ L W HIM WW HIS OLD SHIFTLESS WAVS '( ^ • Ite omtral 1 Thong algned up te pnrtlclpnte In the^Punishing Body Attack Chicago Wins »on« Includaf aUuM of Pnrknde 10 Pin lauten, now under, tht nlalaiiia aitranomr Mnatrurtton, are the D ii n t y, ANY OUUSTION5 A«OOT OUR CHAMS6 a( Kuiala CSitirch and Knighta of Oolumbua IN fbUCV OR CAN S Maaeolina 22ncl Decision aad------appallation drcdlta. Roger Maeaione, Parkade tnJTO O W N . Too Much forPastrano llOuUilMll 4D««1 manager, nle announced that work iVt/«WSL? ^ lIAuatm SBom SI Tba tbaatar St Papal capaa Is being carried out on schedule By Single Run lARavar ' a AfaaeuUna SSHuiieal MGraak for the official opening in Sep­ Loulsvillct K.V., Jul.v J25 (/P)—WMllie Pastrano, hi« right ■ IBltawAM ntcknama copipoaittoB gravaatona tember. The building shell is now i : a grant TArebltactnral STMiddar aSBarbaeoak esswitlall.v complete and the b.ving hand dunk-ed in a bucket o f ice water, said he wantA another National New York, Jul.v 26 (/P)-r~ IBCudcoo omamant StMuttalina Indian of the S2-bed laites will start Mon­ crack at Alonzo Johnson. Johnson, a former Braddock. Pa„ Yenterda.r'- RMnIte Al Smith, the guy they used AIXKY OOP RY V. T. HAMLIN blackbird SRctainar mammal aa Put forth day. Among the features will be barber, unleashed a punishing bod.v attack P'riday night to Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 1 to boo. now is the big man the latest in automatic equipment, "IT' '--V' FOUliP UP TVHi ITUnutiml t Armad Baet SO Bacama atraogtb earn a unanimous 10-ronnd heavy-'*’----- . ■ ------, . ,,,,,, i Milwaukee 8. Pittsburgh 0 with the 11th hour bat for Pvr.TURE IfUght touch 10 Pauatf man if eft ao Anger. .f Indiidlng pin spotters and itnder- St. Louis 2, Loe Angeles I I t THE VIEW lane ball returns. Several choice weight decision over the nimble staggered Pastrano, but Chicago's White Sox. who SO Indian coina 11 Let fall 84 Lookad clooHy M Bojr’a Pastrano. j ; San Francieoo 6, Chicago 5 110) SCREEN, EH? j MXiaOtHIM 13 Moat ttmea for leagues are still avail­ don’t win by much but make SSCuahlon S-t Coimtammk nlekiiaina W. L. Pet. O.B. iOlIOWful 36 Abo SSKafluk able and reservations may be made Paatrano said he Jammed hlS; Pa.strano waa effective In the ALU RtOMT/ SSRavlaan(ab.) right thumb In the first round but | fifth and sixth rounds when he San Francisco 55 41 .573 ! the mo.st of it. SlUnkaelad S3 Value (ab.) with Macalone at S46)/, \V. Middle 54 45 .545 The Sox retained their half-gani)i SaSpanlihhill 11 did not hamper him from «slug fnianaged to shake his heavier op- Los Angeles . Tpke. Milwaukee .. 48 '43 '.627 ' lead in the Ameiiean League by StPamlnlna his right hand. He said he "felt a ponenl with two thumping rights appallation 1 r r r r r"p n r r littl# rusty ' after i^layoff aince Pittsburgh .. 49 46 .816 heating Baltimore 2-1 last night, J Old Timers Day at Yankee Sta­ to the head. 48 ' and It was Smltty's ninUi-innlng 50 Animal Jfebrliftry. V Chicago ...... 47 .496 51 Drunkard iT" dium will be held three weeks from The triumph wa.s .lohnson's I3th St. Louis . . . . 46 49 .484 home run that..dld it. The clout gave If today, Saturday, Aug. 8 and some Johnson' Manager Mike straight and brought his record to SSlt’atha . i ClncinnaU . . . 42 52 .447 southpaw Billy Pierre the edge in principal r r of ba.sebaU's all-tiine greats will Bazzone said they followed a pre- 18.1. Pastrano. now 48-8-S, Philadelphia . 38 ,55 .409 s duel with Hoyt Wilhelm aher JSTIOIO, lourca of tha F appear in the three-inning pre­ fight plan calculated to slow down weighed 187 pounds sgainst 183'j Today’s (tames Nellie Fox's two-out triple hsd tied TW(66S» wortd'a------K 1 r game exhibition. Dizzy D e a n . the fleet Willie. for Johnson. Philadcl.ihi, at Cincinnati - It In the eighth. I ■■ Jackie Robinson, Bill Terry, Kd "W'e figured w*e had to go for Referee Paul Machney scored , If was Chicago s 22nd ona-run arable ■ Cardwell (3-6) vs. Newcomtie w r r r Stanky, Gabby Hartnett and Ralph the body," Bazzone said. “H work- the fight 47-45 Johnson, .judge Sid SSChnd ■ 1 (10-6). nrtory against five defeats. It also 1 Branca W’ill play against a Yan­ ed" Baer had it 47-46, and Judge Wal­ 34 Arranged T 5“ r B Pittsburgh at Mllwatikee Law was the 16th decision the Sox have in advance n kee Old Timer team that will in­ Johnson set the pattern early. ter Beck 48-4.5. The Associated put ewsy jn the final innlngs--and CARNIVAL BY DICK tURNER ■ clude Joe DiMaggio. I.,efly Gomez. (11-5) vs. Burdette (12-10). I»f» TM tit <11 < IT riddling fT r r He forced the fight, pursuing PfMs scored it 48-42. the fifth time Smitty's dona the Roman 1 ■ Aw '. Home Run Baker, W'aite Hoyt, Al- Pa.strano. and then Willie flicked ■nie bo\il was televised national­ St.-1 .is a. Los Angeles (Nl • job emperor r r lle Rejmolds, Joe McCarthy and lefts. Johnson responded with a ly. Jackson l 8-8l vs. Dryadal# (12-61. Second place Cleveland etayed aoview ■ Toipmy Byrne. Tickets are now volley of body punches. He made it Johnson sa.id he now. is seeking Chicago at San Francisco rioet by whippihg Washington 5-2 I'KISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Ceccerelli (3-0) vs. Miller (4-4). 41 Mythical bird ?T r r available at the Yankee box of- tough on Paatrano close itv-. a bout with Alex Miteff. for whom t: laditinan Jf'XgS,. Detroit rapped Ne-w York 4-3 and 'tOU KNOW THAT 43 Underdone ■ FFT_ flee. Main attraction will pit the he subbed Friday night when Tomorrow’s Schedule Kansa'9' City made It five straight WELL, SME AND MER'^ I»sor Staggered Philadel bia at Cincinnati (2) BALANI'ED BEAUTY— Riding prettily on one leg, shHj'iely Suzie Bowden »kini8 along MRS MILDEAU ' WMOj HUSBAND AREN’T, 1 • 45 Gunpowder T yiHHil Yankee.s against Kansas City, A punishing body attack in the Miteff turned up siting. with a 3-1 derision over Boeton. WELLf H fe A SECRET GETTING ALONG 40 Portuguepa r r • • Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (2) fn ft water skiing exhibition at Cypre.ss Gardens, Fla. Suzi^ is Florida Sports Car D I D V O U FORMULA FOR A T A L U T ' Indb ii TIchet reservations arc still St. Louis a. Los Angeles Queen, too. WHITE SOX t. 0R10I.J» I — 1? L Chicago at Sar Francisco l e a r n G R O W IN G . 47 Levy r r r r available for the annual Knighta; -m- m • C • T? * 1 . ■ Pierce (11-11) beat the third place ANVTHI BEGONIAS'? k : 43 Rich fur L L_ .Monday's Schedule Ortolea. who new trail by seven r Bl'VUify r r ^ Terry Gams Semi-tmals Pittsburgl. at Milwaukee (N) games, with a six-hitter. He geve 54 Looked eon- day, .Aug. 16. Trip of the ducat St. Louis at Cincinnati (N) Wind Still Plagues Antonelli np e third Inning home run by Bob tamptuouily H !T Only Games Si'heduled Nieman. but allowed only one hit 55 Legal plea Includes round trip train fare from Jl Hartford to New A'ork and a In Bid to Retain Club Title American League over the laat five frames. Wilhelm grandstand reserved seat in a good Yesterday’s Results (10-6) loet for the sixth time In Cleveland 6. Washington 2 location.—between home and third Aaaured of a spot in the semi­ seven decisions although the White SHORT RIBS .SRY FRANK O'NEAL base—at Aankee Stadium. The at­ Chicago 2. Baltimore 1 Jones Comes Out of Bullpen Sox managed Just five hits They ' finals of the eoveted d>ib Cham­ Kansas City 3. Boston 1 were shiitf-out on three singles— traction. a siire-flre sellout, will pionship Golf Touinament in the feature the Yanks and Ked Sox In Detroit 4, New York 2 two by Fox -until the eighth, when Men's Divlaion ai the Manchester W. L. Pet. G B. walk came ahead of Fox' three- a doirhieheader! .After what the Country Club is defending cham­ Red So!t did to the Yanks In Bos­ Chicago ...... 54 39 „58t pion Lee Terry. He is the only Clev'eland .53 39 .576 Ml To Get Deeision and Up Lead ^The winning homer was No. •J for ton two weeks ago when they won player in the championship flight '1 If- At* all five games— the first series Baltimore . . . .48 47 , ..505 7 ______E aSmith, who was hobbled by s bum to ad\ance thia far. New York . . . .47 48 .495 8 sweep for a Boston team over New New York, Julv 2.=> (/P )_« cardinals. The Dodgers now arc<^bolh runs, wutA Bir W ile's tying bum*ra^by*aUcago**fM? LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS A orU In 20 years—the fur can be M'innert. of quarter-final matches Detroit ...... 47 60 .485 9 expected to fly. Tickets are avail­ were Jim G o r d o n , S ta n Kansas (Tity . .44 49 .473 to Johnny A ntonelli had m ore ‘ hu two-out replaced th* popular Minni. Mine- TMB?ES MAKCXy A WOWAM L C fT WMO McFarland. Doc McKee. Stan Htl- Washington . .43 51 .457 ID, A II* • *u, Al ■ * J A o I I plfti'c Mll\AAuki!€ BrftVFs, NAho TEp* hit htE nX'DiAtM. jn e/Iaf e eweii with TH6 CKAZC TO SE BUILT (JME LONS SAM NAS P «¥ »i A lA «M t able at l.en Vest (no relation) the trouble with tlie wind at Seals, pp,| puuburgh 8-0 behind Juan Lindy McDaniel's two Irtning. the Indians. It was the third Ume HA6NT MVCSTB> M A LOMS SAM 10?SO- S6SMENT 01* AMCRICAS BUSMSSSflS TO THE HER6C 01* (ANMUIPrcy-* r.Bsl Side jeweler. Steward .lack inski. Stan Ma zaa, .Art Wilkie Bo.ston ...... 40 .53 .430 14 Stadium last n igh t, lUlt t h e : Pizarro'.s four-hitter. Philadelphia, hltlcaa mopup saved It for Brnie . gmitty'a homered for a a l u t ^ - 7ME RESUOS AA6 9P6CTACULAC.8tir— Murphy at the KC Home or from Ji‘. and 0 by more than two, Ronnie iRetli .Smith. Manche.s- set for All .9 . walk. • . * • tsr's hrighest young golf hope, msy Boston at Ksn.«s City. (N )— game lead in the National 1-eague (HANTS 6. (T B S 5 A Thirty players earned the right Schroll (0-0( vs. Daley (10-6). race. I'aacrifice and Davenporfa single BRAVr><( 8, riR .A T n8 6-J < ^ / INDIANB 8, BENATOM 3 ~ try a "doiibie" Monday If the lo compete in the championship ; after an intentional walk to Mays, Adcook hit s two-ian homer, his' THERE'S 3UST KOTHINB necessary arrangements can be Baltimore al Cliicago O'Dell It was Jim Davenport's two-out. Tha Indiana broke right-hander LUCE A G 0 0 P .c:LEAN flight. . (6-7) v.s. Shaw (9-3). lOth-inning single that gave the added another ganve to th# Giants' 19th, in the first timing for the ‘ Ckuntllo Paacual'a winning atreak completed. Smith has qualified for Scores to date. First Round — ; lead aa they beat reliever Don Brsve*. then added another RBI MUD PUDDLE'. the State .laycee Golf Tournament Tomorrow’s Schedule Giants a 6-5 victory over the at aeven while Gary Bell (9-t) Terry defeated Harry Kich, 4 and | New York at Detroit Chicago Cubs, but onl.v after Mays, Elaton (5-3) for their third In a with a single in a four-nm fifth akidded tha Senatora to Uieir fifth # at the New Haven Country Club 3; Lee Martin bea Sher FergUr row. agalnat loser Harve\' Haddtx Monday morning at 8:30, 'The lo­ Wa.shington at Cleveland (2| out of the lineup because of a sore straight defeat with a otx-hltter T M. iBf . U ». Bat Of*. •son; Sav Zave.rella downed Ken Boston at Kansas City neck, had tome through with a The Cuba, losing tJjMr hone run (7-8). Pizarro (3-11, the young Cleveland ocored In tha second off cal lad also hopes to take part in O>rdon. 2 and 1. McFarland beat LEE TERRY. king, shortstop Ernie Banks, who lefty who earlie pitched a two-1 ^ lf§s Uv WA •wMaa. W. the qualifying round for the New Baltimore at Chicago (2) ’ pinch-hit single as San Francisco Poscual ( 11-8) on Jim Boxei' , ------^ Tom Kellev Sr.; Eiher Lorenlzen Monday's Schedule gained a 5-5 tied in the eighth. And was spiked on tlie fool in the first hit ahutout against the Biics,, solo home run. then citnehed- it in England Amateur Champ)onshlp eliminat <1' Dick Kerr. 7 and 5; Ballaid. 5 and 4; Roger Poe beat "I'm not ollowod to have a good time! Mom gave mo Al Gaj-son, 2 and 1. Wa.ihington at K*nsas City, it was Jones, sn are as a starter or inning, ’ ad tsken a 5-4 lead In the struck out a d )zen In this one, the third on- George Stiiekland’a JtIDD SAXON KEN BALD and Monday at Riitland, Vt. Just how j Gordon l>eat Bert Oarison, 5 (N) in relief, who blanked the Cubs on sixth on Ear; Averlll's two-run fanning everv- Pirate at least once JERRY BRONDFIELO my warning before I loft homo!” he'll do it, remains a question but Second Round—Terry beat Mar­ two-run single. Roy B levers' and 4; McKee beat Gordon Wilaon; .Boston at Cleveland. (N) one hit over the last two frames homer but the Giants then tied it • * • scored both Nat runs with his there i.s a chance that Smith will Ed Traygis beat Len ,i|}iglio: . Art tin; McFarland beat Zavarella, 2 Baltimore at Detroit when Leon Wagner and Maya de- play in both events. . .Jack Prior for his 14lh victory. PHll>S 8. REIMI I R o o k I s 16th and lAth homers. S..vens beat Ted Plookik; Hilti)- and 1; McKee edged Traygis, 4 Atonelli, still smarting from the livereid pinch singles In the eighth righthander Jay Hook (1-1 i had # • • Is working as a bartender at the and 3; Hilinski beat Stevens. 2 ski ousted Ed Saari, 4 and 3; rebuttal after blaming the Giants, ahea f tendance for the. 14th .straight sea­ fourth-seeded Earl Buchholz of Sh | North Carolina football Coach Jim PAP vt. PemtlceUl'i. - A H - MirS. AtAMie MCPATCH Louis^ 10-8, 8-6. The South African Tatum, TriKsl ...... 022 000 000 4 4-2 5, Is expected to pilch one of Sun­ Rusipy, unbeaten in two FVLlB„*ton and Fox. IZhlcsgo, 24; OP 2S KAKeWORN LANE/ son when they meet Detroit Tues­ 'McCurry, Kasavage (4). Pigott day's seven-inning tilts. Johnson starts and 4-2-1 overall, will be power. Cleveland 23 Side Oval. day night, Aug. 4 at Yankee Stad­ came from behind in both seta to ' Tatum. 46, who waa named Nossiffa vs. Bontly, 6:18—b a r ­ (9i and Coleman;,May and Allen. will select his second starter from kept in tp.serve as the Im-als at-: Hon\e Runs -Killebrew, Wash- ium. This game will open a 13- win over Buchholz, another Davis coach of the year in 1953 while at ter Oak Park. — Cup prospect and winner of the tha. University of Maryland, died among Tony Falcetta (2-2), among tempt to continue their march ington, 32: Colavito. aeVeland, 29; game home stand.. .Of the first 91 the missing in recent games. Ed toward a third successive cham- iUi,on Washington. 26; Trisn- FAP Vi. PontleeUi’a, B;1B— U.S. and English Junior (Zhampion- here Thursday night of a virus in­ Scoring four runs In the first in­ Kiwney St. games the Yanks played, at least ships last year. ning. Fire A Police went pn to Cain (2-0) and southpaw Steve Me- ’ pionship. fection. doa. Baltimore, and Maxwell. De­ Temple Beth v». Clvlton. •;1B— on# recognized regular was absent MacKay, of Dayton, Ohio, de­ whip the Elks. 5-4. The winners Adam (2-0). Miatielia. has w on | Third ba.senian Andy Maneggia troit, 22. In 48 games due to injuries. His preity wife. Edna, hospital­ (^Jharter Oak.Park. fending champion in the tourna­ ised with the same type of virus were out-hit, 9-4. Darkness cut three of four decisions en route, lo ^ (.310), pitcher-outfielder Myles Mc- I Pitching McLish. Cleveland. the local's overall 10-4 record. Donough (.367) and first baseman Bill'i va. Mormes, 6.18—Robort- ment. Knocked off Abe Segal, South which claimed her husband, waa short the action after 5*.^ innings. 12-3, .800; Shaw, Chicago, 9-3. son Park Africa 8-6, 8-3, He had to come not expected to attend the 11 a.m. Brian Fitzpatrick was wilder Otherw-ise Manchester's lineup Jimmy Moriarty (.265i, the RBI .7,50; I.,own, Chicago. 6-2, .750. Prpfiidrnl’ a (aip Tniiriipy from 1-3 in the first set, but had no will comprise Dick Avery behind leader willi iD, have proven the Willis vs. Walnut. 8:80—Rsbort- (EST) services. than a March wind in his pitcliing Wynn, Chicago. 12-6, .667; Papas. ion Park. * o trouble in the second. The Chapel Hill Methodiat debut, giving up four straight- the plate, Buddy Minor’ at flr.'it 1 Oilers’ top batsmen thus far. .Baltimore, 10-5. .667. PresidcnlB' Cup Medal Play Kriahnan, posted a 10-8, 8-4 win Church was the scene of the serv- wallas and a double in the first in­ ------:------::------—------p------I ‘ Strikeouts ■ Score. Cleveland, oVer Vic Seixas, former U.S. Davis Handicap Tournament is scheduled Icea for the 240-pound Tatiim. one ning to account for the winner's 1128; Paacual, Waahington. 117; I Friday'* Homert today and Sunday at the Elling­ Cup star and seven times holder of of the nation's moat successful big four run frame.. I Wynn. Chicago. 12-6. .867; Pappas., ton Ridge Country Club. Plavers the Pennsylvania title. Seixas, a coaches. Burial was to be in the Don Crowell (3 for 4 I arid Mark j troll, 112; lary, Detroit. 9.5. , 1 AP'IAIN EASY Philadelphian, has been' cutting (Season T oul in ParaathaoMV BY LESLIE TURNER must have turned in at least five old Chapel Hill, Cemetery. Jiist.l Monette (2 for 3) were the bat ! ^ National I.«agiie 18-hbIe rounds for handicap. down On tournament play latelv- American Leogna MR. ABERNATHY you Have \ you-Rc owktiTonvi wbll punjing distance from Tatum's of- ting stars. Batting . Aaron. Milwaukee.-* BY RAi,8TON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CAPTIVATE ME, \TALK ABOUT OUR FUTURE —Paired in the Women's Singles fice^io. Woolen Gj-m. Fire A P o lic e ...... 410 OUx 5-4-3 Sievers, Senators 2 (18), My DENt'. WHEN IAPTER WE CLOSE THE PEALl i were Sally Moore of Bakersfield, I .359; White. St. Louis. 342; Cun- Yoat, Tigars |13|. Stolen Bases Messages pf condolences flooded Elks ...... 100 120 4-9-2 SURE WISH AAR. ABERNATHr VOU GET THE • Aparicio, Chlca- Calif., against Rene Schuurman of i ningham.'.St Louis. .341; .Robin-i Nieman. Orlolaa (11). i PAINTINS LMAV gd, 29; Mantle, New York, 16; ___ South Africa;__ ___ and’ _____ Karen ______Hantze,_ the gracious Tatum home here Pearson and Richards; Fitzpat­ son. ClncinnaU, .334; Cepeila. San WERfiNY SO 6ARN FUSSY ABOUT , where they were received by the rick and Bombardier. Howard, Yonkess (11). f NEVER LET Landis, Chicago, 13; Jensen. Bos-iSan Diego, Calif., against Sandra Francisco and Logan. Milwaukee. . Baxes. Indians (10). HisHeriiousj ton, 11; Power, Cleveland, 9, 'Reynolds, also of South Africa. three Tatum children, ranging in T3VIJUIOHT BASEBALL .325. age from 7 to 14. Each side collected five hits and Williams, Athletics ( 6), Runs — Pinson. Cincinnati. 76; ; Smith, While Sox (8). Tatum who had hoped thia sea- four runs and as a result last .Mathews, Milwaukee. 73; Robin-1 ion 'might be "my best ever,” died night's game between the South IBO11. Cincinnati and Mays. San National Leogoe from a virus attack that over­ and East will be replayed at a later Adcock. Braves ilOi, date. Francisco. 72; Neal, Loe Angeles, f whelmed his vital organs. He’ en­ '71. I Brandt. Giants i9). Danny Banavige's run in the tered the hospital last .Saturday. , Runs Batted In Banks. Chi-t Thomson. (Tub*. (8). Dimtors said the virus apoarent- sixth frame knotted the count at ! cogo, 89; Robinson. Oncinnati, 88. Averill. Cubs (81. SEW LONDo ly was a common type that "af­ 4-all before darkneas set in. Sawatskl. Phillios (3). . Aaron, Milwaukee. 79; Mathews. fects many people in a mild form." Thanks to some alert base run­ Kssko. Reds it). But In Tatum's case, it resulted ning by Bobby Daigle, who scored Milwaukee, 70; Cepeda, San Fran- WATERFORD In a breakdown of the vital), or­ twice, the. East held. ' cisco, 69. gana. Features incl'uded Bobby Daigle’s Hits Aaron.. Milwsiikae. 134; Meanwhile. North Carolina Ath- heads up base running, doubles by I Cepeda San Francisco, 124;! letic -Director Chuck Erick.son I Carl Johnson (South). and Bob Mc- Temple and Pinson. Cincinnati, | REW LONDo THE S^fORY OF MARTHA WAYNE JEFF COBB said. “We'i-e all too shocked at thia j Intosh I East I and Bobby ciariaon's I 121; Neal. Los Angeles. 118. WATTPrOffD BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETE HOFFMAN SPEED BOWi time to consider auch matters" as ; al* strikeouts in the last three In- I Doubles Cimoli. St. Louis, car j 35; Aaron. Milwaukee, 34; Temple OOMHETAiS^ EXCUSE M E,CUV, BUT IT H H K . AS UMAR PICKS UP rr WOULD BEASUAME naming a successor to Tatum. He | nings for .the South. MEAM WHILE... l U RHONE AMP SEC IF THE C THE EXTENSION added, "nothing has been done. I Soil th ...... 020 110 4-5-2 ' and Pinson,.^Cincinnati, Mays; San SPEED BOyv' R 0 6 R S MARRIED THE MKM6 $500 TO WINNERS OF FEATURES i Francisco and While, St. Louis, BEAUTY PARLOR CAN SQUEEZE PHONE... IMOMAN. NOW WHAT ARE >OUR The Athletic Council may take ' East ...... 100 021 4-5-4 some action at a meeting the first Carlson and Biardl: Bedell, Irish : 26 AAC IN TOMORROWM0RUIN6. PLANS, M K S10.000 NAVUC? I 25-LAP CLASS A RACE part of next week." and McIntosh Home Runs Mathews,. Mil­ 25-LAP CLASS NON-FORD RACE There was speculation that a I CHITU H SOfTBAU, waukee. 29; Banks. Chicago, 26; NEW ENGLAND member of Tatum's staff may be , Three three-run innings helped i Robinson. C5ncinnati-and Aaron. SWEEPSTAKES named lo direct the team' for the, Cfivitan to trounce Ute Center Con-! Milwaukee. 24; Hodge.s. Los An- T-0-N.I-G*H.T. 8:30 • 8 RACES coming season, and that serious' 80s, 10-5, Francis BeneveriVo -fiadi ' gelea and Cepeda, San Francisco. SATURDAY. AUG. S consideration of a big name sucres-| a perfect three for three at the ■ 19 Ttektts Now o r Solo ADULTS S1.25~ KIDS 50c sor won't begin until after the plate. i Pitching — Face. Pillshurgh, |, a FRflE PARKING a •n(1 of the season. Bud Schtnidt scattered five hits I 14-0, 1.000; Antonelli, San Fran- Adults S4.00 KidsMd and,-despite the rain soaked field I claco, 14-5. .737; Laxx', Pittsburgh, got good support from his mates. and Mizell,. ,St. Louis. 11-5, .6M; . . . Advance sate at Bowl-aa GET YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR THE AUGUST S (Niches White Marlin Nutmeggers ivith Cubs rfce mlghta. Cheeks or moneg The win moved CJivilan 17-5 | into I Drysdale, Lois Angeles. 12-6, .667. order may be moiled poyobla i Ray Schausler ' of 22 Cumber- third place behind North Method­ Teammates with the Chicago Cubs are Cnhnectinit resi­ Strikeouts — Dryodale. Loi An­ to: $10,000 NEW ENBLAND SWEEPSTAKES ; land St. caught a. 55-pound while iat (10-3) and Temple Beth (10-4). geles, .154; S. Jones. Son Fr'on- . . . ADVANCE SALE AT, BOWL ON RACE dents, Moe. Drabowsky, left, and Art Ccccarclli of West NEW LONOON'WATBBrOBO I marlin yesterday while deep sea. Civllan ...... 083 100 3—10-12-12 claco, 135: Antonelli, Son Fran- SPEED BOWL. Inc. NIGHTN. ADULTS H .M : KIDS Mn I fiohlrig south of Block Island. The Omgos _____ 000 302 0 - - 5- 5- 1 Haven. Drabowsky. out of Minify College, hgils from (dsco. 112: Haddix.- Pittsburgh. GET YOURS EARLY! P. O. Box 487, Now London. marlin measured six foot, three Schmidt and Moore; -Robinson. Wilson, Ceccarelli has won his first three starts .since lOt; Koufox, Los Angstea and Com. ' Inehea. Blcvin and Whitney. Spohn, MUwoidtM, M t his recall from Fort Worth. (AP Pl\otofax) ...... ' ...... UANCBE8TER tVENlNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, 0CINN„ SATURD a V, JULY S6. 1969 P ^ Q E K I K E MAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1969 P A 6 B m o m LdCgtiom H o o m b for Salo 71 H m o o i f o r 1 r I« 71 H sM isR f o r S r Ic 7 * Hons* for 8 r I« 72 Hfotsf for Bolt 72 L «taf«’8Els 78 -for Rent €4 BY PA6ALT and SHORTEN HoBMMd Goods 51 Aportmonto—Floto— CAPES andifUhebse. $T new homee $12,900 SALE PRICE Or rental with ELUNOTON, Mountain St. 5>4 F (jk SALE—Riitldifig lot. vEesex Cuba Reported H m u ch o M S c t H c m 4HERE OUGHT A BE A LAW 1 MAKGHESTCT “ Tanwnonto______M being started In Vernon bv J. E. option to buy, $128 monthly, $25 room -anch with view. Redwood St. Bfixno ft. 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TV, or appliance oven and range or a Cape Cod Dinock Oa., Rsatnor, Ml 9-S245, ranch, attached garage, dlshwai.'t- living room and I good-sized bed­ wait, Marlow’s. 0 0 Aw/avloovMrn; aalear.wm etc Good else trent er, full baaemant, screened por-h, •aized attached garage,- amesite ADVERTISING laneous furniture. Cheap. Call MI Main St. with 6 finished rooms. Model or Rohan Murdack, Ml t-«4T3. room*. Large 8 room split level on THREE LOTS combined for sale. (Conttnoed fm s Page Om ) yrELiviEtod,' riN t. windows. Cell after 5. MI f-j880 homee will be ready about August Barbara WqoAl, Ml 9-770$. drive. Approximately one-half , ^ ( EOMtTktMdTOOO IWAMUA 8-5*37. city utilities. 4% mortgage. 2 mln- Lake St. custom Inillt by the pres­ Second Bolton Lake. PI 2-7142. ------A or MI 9-U49 99 Summgr St. 1, but now la the ttnia to pick your • utes to school. $28.900—contem­ acre. 515,200. Phone Coventry, PI form the backbone of CsetM's Balldtnt^^t Hackmatack St. 1 rooms, breezeway, doubi* ;arage, R. F. Olmock. Ml 9-1248. Barbara purchase. 8 room older Colonial. T. J, CROCKETT, Realtor GUatIM «r ‘W ut Ads" «ra Imkea over tko |>lMHio w a eoa- May be seen efter #:S0 p.m. M in* ’Two blidroom home completely 3 ceramic baths, HreDla-e. $ Woods, Ml 9-T702. Robsrt Murdock, St.', 120 fool frontage, plus S room mates . / SHOP Needs some repair, beat up 8-car house, 4-car garage with 58 feet vealcaco- l%r advorttoer oaeukl read hiiyad tho FIR81 DAY IT tereeted cell OV 4-8680, fumiahed. Convenient residential miles. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml MI $-$473. -velopment or farm,-•"'.'St small ’JL."'! house, step'ped I 9 ggrage. ’This houie easily con­ more frontage. Carlton W, Hutch­ MI S-1577 mound for an army team and re- APPCAR8 aad RISPlIRI URRUR8 la ttmo (or lAc aeal laaar- 8IDW11L1. HOMK tmprovamont area will lease for one vear R ef­ 9-5132. chicken coop and bam included. Hoa !%• BoraM I* reopoaatblo for oalj ONE Incorrre' or omlttod ANTIQUES erences required. $125 roenthlv. verted to 2-famlly. Nice lot. city ins. Ml 2-SI32. Co. AlteraUona, addlUone ga Call RTSLEY REALTY m utilities. Glastonbury ~ $28,900. naar main highway. «. a Beach: I "’'f* P«H«« "•"« taoerttoa lor oaiY advortlinaeBt and Uieo onlj to tho oitoat of a rages Roofing and tiding experU. Call Mr. Murdock. ’The R. F. .MANCHESTER—4 room ranch, Maple Harvest table. Apothecary For appointment to see room Custom built 2 bedroom brifk SIX ROOM Cape Ood bouse. 8 ler, Realtor, MI 8-S98# or W. R . , "'''i '''’ .. _ "laako aoiid" laoertloa. Grrora arhtrb do ont liaaen the valuo of Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Dimock Co. MI 9-5245. centrally located, new aluminum ROCKI.-RDOE—Now • room raiOi. ' For the occasion. the bearded chest, early sink cupboard. Bel­ apartment In Rockville. 4 apart* finished. Full shed dormer, MANCHESTER? Smith. MI 9-89S2. tho advarttaomoBt wtU apt bo eorroptod by “ make Kood" tnaerttna. Unexcalted workmanehtp. Easy e . siding, city water and etwerage. 184 batha, attachad ggsata vary ranch, 2 mlmitea from Mancheater Castro traded hi# olive drib army lows. coffee table, cottage bureau, ments In each new building. Ideal TOR RENT—2 room furnish-d on 8 acraa of green lawn, near 2 breezeway, garage. Fruit, ahade budgat terms Ml t-f40B or TR for newlyweds. Just 15' minutes Price 810,900. Phllbrick Agency, larga living room . gli.OOO R. r . If your looking fdr investment or NORTH COVENTRY—New mod- j ««rb for baaehall tog*, hanging lamps, glass and china. cabiii, electricity, parking, $35 a Ml 9-5484. golf course*. Full basement, ga­ trees. City utililie*. Near schools 8-«109. from Hartford Bridge on Wilbur Dimoek C a„ RgaRar, MI '-B2 9, income propsety 1st us show you a am Cape. Extra large wooded lot. Castro was wild and threw month. New Bolton Road. MI rage. 80-day occupancy. Rock­ and church. Call owner after 4, nice centrally located 2-famlly with Dial Ml 3-2711 Crow Hill off Route 33 at State Cross Highway. or Robert Murddck. MI $ 8472 Bar ville '—813,900, 4 year old 5 room MI 9-8895. „ artesian well, $14,000. Call A. J .' mostly straight pttrbee but man- Line pond. Open dally or appoint­ 8-8389. S^VE^f ROOM Colonial — 4 bed­ bara Wooda, Ml 9-7702. 4 rooms on each floor or aoIld brick Btickjey, Welle^’ Agency^ ***** *" '*'’’ ck in a few curves. O f Roonnf—^d in f 16 rooms, I 'i baths, hot water oil Cape, i '» batha, basement garage, 1 ment. Telephone OV 4-8187. MI 9-'18‘24 ______MAN(3HE8TER —Quality built 8 2-famlly with 8 rooms on each- try, PI 2-788*. Evening* Pi 2-7282. the three baiemen facing him. how­ Auto DiivinK School 7>A heat, caat iron radiators, fire­ IV nice lot and neighborhood. 30 floor. Both of thea* home* are in Lotrt and Found RAT’S ROOFINO GO.,'Shingle and BIX ROOM furnished home. Cen­ bedroom ranch, plus garage. Nice ever. only one got wood on the ball. FOUR ROOM apartment, hot water place, plastered walla, full insula­ day* occupancy. Hebron—$12,500. good shape and tha price ia realia- BROAD BROOK- Older home, * MORTLOtTCS Manchester’s lead­ built-up roofa, gutter and orniduc- and heat. *90 per month. Parking trally located. I 'i baths. Xfl 8-2807. tion, full attic, breezeway, garage, 4 room expandabl* Cape, *« -ere location. Full price $17,500. Short With umpire Amado Mseetrt’s Musical Inatrnnienta 53 NttW CARE COD—Bhtd dormar— way out -6 room home, garage, tic. Five-family house that presents rooms plus. Good condition, ruling. Castro "struck out’’ two. FOUND—ONE wrist watch »» Bol­ ing driving school Three skilled, tor work: ;roof. chimney repairs epace. J, D. Realty. MI 9-8840. city water and lewerage, amwte ovaraiaed $43($8. Near iw*n lot, large living roorn. fireplace. MANCHESTER—Four room fur­ out buildings, 4 acres beautiful a good opportunity for Invoatmant. aewaraga and watar. Outdoor fire- The count ran 3-2 on the first ton Lake. Call Ml S-».t4 courteous Instructoes. Class room Ray Hagenow, Ml 5-Sn4; Ray drive, large lot. Charlee Lsaiier- ■ school — complets four. 118.408 18 miles from the seashore. .10 > P 5 d e s i r a b l e 4 roolTriS,~all conven* nished Single home available land. Full price $18,900. Special Som "P C**tro wound up snd loos- instructions for 15, 15, 17 year Jackson Ml t-SSM. old. ance, MI 9-7520. (first depasTt hoidtl R. F. d*.va occupancy. Basement ga­ MegWdl BtWMAMI ITNtlEAtl"^ ’THOMAS chord organ, yea|i iences. tile bath, heat, hot water Sept. 1 through June 30, '980. Very thia week 3 bedroom ranch, one- frem owner, $12,000. Call after *•, a high, hard one. It cleared the ■ Ids. Telephone Mr, .Mortlock, $496. Call MI 9-5375. Dimock Co., Rsaltor. Ml 9-6245. rage. Manchester — $24,900. 4 T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor NA $-7228. COUOHUN Roorm o company included. Available October tat, desirable for teachers. Convenient MANCHESTER—Six. room older apartment and 5 room single. half acre land. Full price, $11,990 batter's head snd the fans moaned. Personaii Director of Driver Bdiieetlon. Inc Aluminum aldhig, asphalt Barbara Woods MI 1-7702 • Pob- $88 month. Write Box U, Herald. to High and Bowers schools. Call home, oil heat, copper plumbing, $4,800 yearly Income. Conveniently 4 room h om e-n ice condition. Full MI S-1577 ROCKVILLE—A well keot 8 room But the ump saved the game MI B-73P5. aabeitos roohng. Alao aluminum, ert Miirdoek Ml $-8471. VACUlTd CLEANERS reDa-»ert In for appointment. References re­ modem bath. 2 porches, garage located. Thi* property will go price. *7,900. To aettl* estate — Cape Cod featuring finished end extracted a mighty cheer gejvanisad or copper gutters and Wanted— To Buy 68 FOUR ROOM apartment, stove In* 4 mv own_____ home____ shop , Fort" cesrs 1 ARSON’S Connecticut’s Hrst II- Articles For Sale 45 Garden— Farm— Dairy quired. Alice Clampet, Realtor, MI and extra building lot. $18,700. F faat. Act quick. $28,900. S spart- nice lakefront cottage, plu* over­ down. 2 partially fintehed up Full when he railed It a strike. Castro 1 leaders. MI >-770T. Htip Wanted— Female 35 eluded; central, $70. M l 9-8229 till factory experience All mak«s low i censed driving school rained 9-4543. A D AnniilU, MI 9-6544. , mtnts. $5,000 yearlv income. G o^ sized garage. Full price 17,000. shed dormer combination screens heeded for the plate and grateful­ , .. , . Producta 50 WANTED TO BUY 5 p.m. FREE BOOKLETS ratea. free estlmetea. tree pickup Certlfted and approved, le -ow of- NEED MONET? If you Jo, If your TOP SOIL—Possibly the cle nest Good uaed reaalabta furniture, HILUtDE MANOR Vemon - finanring. Won’t , last long, J. D. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agenev, and windows, fireplace, pisstered ly clasped the umpire’s hind. ROOFINO SIDING, painting. Car- 8',4 ROOM Cape Cod, ahed ddrmar, Realtor*. MI 8-89.30 or Ml 9-8524. and delli-ery. Mr. Miller. JA i tering classroom and *-.hij,d snd additions. bills are piling up. Avon offers an and most fertile delivered m this NATIVE SWEET CORN — Freeh alao small upright and spinet Choosa your own hign woodsr' lot. Realty, John DeQuattro, Broker. FOR HOME BUYF:RS wslle, ceram ic tile bath Beautiful Castro, who uaed to play base­ pentry Alterations and area 'his year. Place your rder. ; Summer Hornet for Rynt 67 tile bath . fireplace, open. stair­ 3.8904 wheel instnictlon for leer.agers Ceilings Workmanshl vuaran- j iineqiialed part-time earning op­ picked daily. 49c dozen, 3 dozen or planoe. FIVE ROOMS furnished. Adults. For yaur new Ranch. Spilt, or Co­ MI 9-3640 evenings. landscaped, lot with tree* Excel­ ball In college, was schedulsd to I.«onard L. Glglio A Sons, Bolton : case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ RANCH MINDED? Ml S-5075. teed A A Dion. Inc., i 4i;tiimii I portunity to hoiisewivea with aa i mote 39c. Native tomatoea about No children. 40 Benton St, ANDOVER LAKE—7 room, water­ lonial. R F. Dimack Co. ^aaltor, Tour future and your health and lent location. Well worth $14,500 pitch at least th?ee Innings. But JSc B’ ASH. 10c D R T -D o it your little a s , 2-3 hour* apare time | Call Ml 3-7083. ' ' 2’ s lb basket $49, - medium-size. tion -oom, porch. Shade trees, MANCHESTER—S acres ot com­ St. MI 3-4850. ------L_ Watkins Used Furniture front cottage, all modem conven­ i Ml 9-8946. or Barbara Wooda. Mi happiness depend upon the home Webster Agenev, Realtor. TR the conteat was csllsd with no self, taicky Lady. Self-Service EAP.LT’S DP.IVTNG School stand daily. Earn *20 to *30 a week thia i Farmer's Market, 819 East Middle good condition. (Jharles Lesper- 9-7702, Robert Murdock, id ' 8477. mercial or industrial land. 4 room Then you ehould see thi* three you choose. It'* UP TO TOU to POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob ! Exchange FOR RENT—Small apartment ault* iences. Available July 18 through bedroom Ranch In the Bowers 6-8748. score after hla one turn on the Laundry, il Maple. Si -lacroee ard and automatic dual controlled • pleasant, dignified way. High Tpke, MI 9-0474. able for 1 or 3 people. Apply Ed­ ance. Ml R7620. house i-n premises. Pri'.e $11,900. get all the things you pay for. It * sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle i . 15 Oak Street ' season. Call MI 9-0980. school section. It features an at­ mound and at bat becauaa it was from Firet National Store Parking care. Claaa room inatnictions for Rotifing and Gilmnevs 16* A commisaion. Call fTi 5-15.68, | ward J. Holl Tel.-MI 3-5117. VI Phllbrick Agenev, Ml 9-8464. UP TO YOU to KNOW what you CO’VBNTRT --8 rooms -Garrison time for the regular tntsmatlonal Loti. 15-17 ■ year old.*. For day and ' ______f^eel and rotgry. Also riding mow MANCHESTER Sturdy new aix tractive large living room. "Pic­ Colonial, like new. (II.SOO. Call A. \ ers. Parts ajid service. Capitol WE BUT and sell antique ano used room Garrison Colonial. 184 baths, ATTRACTIVF rancJi home, sh ort, ture Book kitchen, full basement, are doing. Got these * FREE book- laagiie tilt between Havana and evening apiKunlments cal' Mr. ’ ROOFtNO—Specialising r* pairing ZINNIAS AND Marigolds 3 dozen COVENTRY — Three rooms fur­ COVENTRY LAKE-Cbftagea for WEST SIDE—Six finished roome, ' lets with the answers about financ­ J. NucMfy. WvIlM Agency. Cov- j i^h^ster" WANTED—Ride to Pratl * M’hit- Early. Ml 9-8876. roofs of all kinds...... New cooft. gut ATTENTION ' Equipment Co., 38 kfaln 8t.. Man­ 25c, MI 9-9010. 222 Lydall St. furniture, china, glass, -diver, pic­ hot water heat, full insulation, central locatiori. Ideal family heme wslkine distance to schoola and i plastered wall* and beautiful yard nished and heated, 5 rioaets, pri­ rent, boats. PI 2-8826. ing, cloaiM. Ibcatlon. etc. No ob- antrv, PI 2-7888. Evenings Pt When Castro was at bat, he hit nev from Hebron Road. Bolton. | ler work, chimneys cleaned r ■■ chester, Ml 3-7958. ture frames, guns, attic cr itents, vate hath and porch, hot water, plastered walls, fireplace, paneled with Isrge yard. Immacula'te con­ bus. Nice residential area. AA 1 with 125 ft. frontage. Walking dis­ 2-7982. Hours 8-4:46 Call MI 9-4230. ------EXTRA rjVRGE cultivated bliie- whole estates Fiimiture refin- wall, knotty pine etbinets. Large zone. For more information call tance to high school. Priced under ligationa. Writ* today, it's absolute­ a liner to short but It waa an easy paired. Aluminum siding Sd | DEMONSTRATORS parking space, 1 or 2 small chil­ IJ$KE AMSTOff— .Beautiful c^- dition. Priceo for Immediate sale, ly-f re*. Motorcycle.^— Bicycles 11 years' expenence. Free esti-1 IXIOKING—For a TV set 'or y ou r; berries. Pick your own. 53 New lahed and repaired. Furinture Re­ tage, all electric kitchen. fire­ ahade trees. Call owner and build­ only $13,200 Call R. F Dimeck. at 89 Hackmatack St. ' *15,000. MANSFIEIJ) — Near tJConn, 8 out. cottage or patio. We have several dren accepted. 5 minute walk to Antomobfles for Sal* 4 mates. Call Howley, Ml 3-6381. Ml I Managera and Dealers Wanted Bolton Rd. M I,9-5951, Bring own pair Service and Sales Taleott- beach, PI 2-7.645 after 4 p.m. place, picture window, screened er. MI 3-4860. MI 9-5246. Barbara Woods. MI roomi, oil hot water heat, shaded! Despite the lack of runs, ths 1968 HARLEY-Hummer. Used *ry reconditioned sets available. Call containers. MANCHESTER .— Near buae.6, lot, atate highwav. reduced to! gam* ws* a profitable on*. Caatro 3-0753. I Join up with one of America's W ANTED-1909 SVDB penny and and glassed-in porch. 8275 month COVENTRY LAKE T’wo ygar- 9-7702. Robsrt Murdock. M l 9-9472 FACTFILE WANTED - Clean used cars We liltle. Asking *276 Contact Jake, 86 Modern TV Service. MI 3-8185, 4 iw T R ROOMS, first floor, hot of August. JA 2-4(65 or JA 5-1920. church and store. Nice 5'i room ELVA TYLER, Realtor 818,000. Call A. J. Buckley. Welle* presented with rhecka total- •buy. trade down or trade any­ Weal renlet-!-Sl., o r call Ml 3-8685 Largest Toy and Gift Par.ty Plana.; Hills St, other coins, gold, silver or copper. water, *58 monthly. Call after 6 ' round cotla6*s. Good Investment ranch, storm window*, fireplace, Box 144-M Hartford. Coon. Ing 158.449 pesos ($158,449 at the Have "oins to sell. Herman Kra- vn Agency, Coventry. PI 2-788*, PI thing. Douglas Motora, 333 (sin. or MI 9-8128. . Moving—^Tmcking- Originator of the Toy Partv Plan. ; ------Household Goods 51 p.m. MI 9-8427. COVENTRY-Wsterfront cottage. property. $8,500 for the 2. Call nice yard. 515,360, Owner Ml MI 9-4469 official rate) in contributions plus line poles in- jewski. 33 Park St., Rockville, 20 Over 700 Items In our Line CEDAR CIXITHES Avidlable Aug. 15-Labor Dav. Call Marian E. Robertson, Broker. Xn with 9-8458. Stornge 2.6% Commission on Retail stalled. All sizes. Old Doles re­ Conn. TR 5-5257. I 8-5958. COVENTRY—4% room esneh all paid admlsiiona. The agrarian BEFORE TOU BUT a uaed car SALE 1-8 OFT* on wallpaper. Wall SIX FliR'NISHED rooms, modem, MI 3-6381. carpt^ , begutifiDly rsndseai*7d lot. Bette Carpenter, MI 9-5051 ENJOY VACATION FUN Wantsd-~ft«il Bstatt 77 reforip program, (Jastro’s pet see Oormsn Motor Salee. Ailck BOY'S 24 ' BIKE, in good condition, AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local prices. Company gives complete moved. Bean poles. Truck bat- tilea 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7o oil heat, hot water, garage, bus MANCHESTER—A real clean 6',-i ^ ...... terv Yji NICELY SECLUDED foot ranch, room Cape, 2 unfinished. Large AT YOUR FRONT DOOR project, got the money. Salea arid Service. 385 Mam *8. 222 L.vdall St, moving, packing, storage Low hostess gift. No Delivering—No Col each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, line. l'.,arge yar(L..Ml 3-7770. COTTAGE AT Miaquamicut. Sleep* 80 ANDOVER—Red Salt Box, An at­ t o u r h o m e Rooms Without Bourd 59 wfll .to wall carpet, fireplace, R, F. DImock Oe., ResNer. MI SELUNG • ? Fof Street. Ml *-45Tl. Open evenings, rates on long distancs moves to'lecting. Don't settle for anything at the Green. 8. From July 26 to Aug. 18. Phone 9-8248, beautifully Isndacaped yard, ga­ tractive home on hill tra location prompt, efficient, courteous asrv- ______— ------^ BlCVa^K SHOP. M7 Sprue* SI. FOR SALE-Used lumber from THREE ROOM apartment at ’’TTis ^uminum storms, recreation rage. hot water oil heat, enclosed ALL YEAR ROUND 48 states Ml 8-5187 hut the best. Experienced Party ROOM WITH kitchen privtleges. MI 9-0618. near other fine homea. Six rooms. Ivs and apnraiaing without obliga­ OLDER CARS, mechanics spa- i New, used and Iradea. Ooliimhia — I Plan, Dealers and Managers are 3x3 to 2x10 sheathing flooring. IJ6RGE MAHOGANY sideboard. i Gables.” 118 Main St. Spacious room, garage, $16,990. Asaume porch. Excellent neighborhood. 28 ft. living room with beamed Ex-Aides’ Service data, ftxit yourself cart. .iJways | aalcs and sen-ice, One O.K, and one Richmond hot Centrally located. Rabies ac­ 4 >4% mortgage, small cash. Carl­ v m -Second Bolton lAike tion. call S. A. Boachlor. Rsaltor. ' MANCHESTER Movmg and Truck I invited to call Collect, Excellent condition. 115. MI grounds. MI 9-.6229, 9-5 p.m. Terms arranged to ault buyer. ceiling and paneled fireplace wall. Ml S4fif9 or Wealey R. fim4th. As* a g o ^ aalection Look behind o u r ------water lurnace, radiators, pipes, 9-5521. ______cepted Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-51M. ______I Ing Company, Local and 'om dis Farmington, Conn. Wanted to Rent 68 UNDER CONSraW nON IfW'% Priced only $15,200. Goodcliild- Partially paneled den or guest aoeikte*. Ml 9-$$82. M smbor Multi- Noted bv District office. Douglas Motora. 388 Main ) hot water heaters, sinks. tubs, THREE ’NICE large room apart­ Bartlett Realtv, BU 9-0939 TR room downstairs, efficiency kitch­ Six room, year 'round, lakefront Business Services Offered 13 P*''*'*"* ' oR cha.d 3-34.65. SACRIFICE — Manitowac upright PLEASAOT large $18,900—Baautiful large 8 room room ranch, busmsnt gsrage. plo Listing Serriee. age. Weekly van service to N e w ------windows in.aide and outside doors. ment with heat, bath Avatlabls REFINED, quiet, responsible par­ 5-9214, MI 8-7926. en with Kitchen Aide dishwasher. home. 80 ft. waterfront Fith laiga NEED A CAR and had vour credit ____ freezer. Wa* *599, now $250 Uke . P*r>‘ >nK- "n »"«• ranch, fireplace,, hot water ‘haat, choice location, hullt-in sto” e and The board of directors ot the Ith York. Ml 8-5553. WOMAN Married or single -part- Other plumbing and electrical Aug. 15 MI 3-1455, 44 Wells SI, ents of 3 boy* dsaire 4 u 6 room I-arge encloasKl breeseway with dock, anehorod float, rowboat. turned down? Short on down pay-; ELECTRICAL work by- Walt Zema articles. Open daily 3:30-5:30 new. MI 3-7143. Center St 50 3-8002. cellar. 141x180 lot. Small down oven, ceramic tlla bath, amesite ARE TOU CX)N8n>BtUNC District has formally recogntsad time to work at Cosmetic depart­ rsnt. Lincoln School district MI $9,200—(JUTE 2 bedroom ranch, many paned windows cove'ring «n- Three bedrooms, pin* pwislsd liv­ SELLING TOUR PROPEHTYT ment? Had a repoaaession? Don’t | nek’ Prompt efficient sendt e p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m or FOUR ROOM apartment-for rent. payment. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI drive, eompletety lendscapad lot. ing room with flreplac*. fiersentd th* service of three former district 'J , MANCHESTER Package DeUvery ment. Apply in perkon. Arthur $-0088.______aluminum storms, amesite drive, tire front. Three ^ d r o o m s and We will appraise Vour p-KtMrt* j^ve up! See Douglaa Motore. gel' Oukranteed workmanship , Light trucking and package deliv-! Drug, 942 Main -41. i rail Ml 9-2.692. Yard at Stock WESTINGHOUSE four burner elec- .r, All conveniences, car space. Nice 9-5112. $lS.O(io. R. r . Dimoek Co.. ResJtor. large ♦ree*. Carlton W Hutchlna, porch ovorlookihg lake. New paint offloisl*. trie stove with broiler snd oven. , BUUM NEAR gentleman. MI 9-8248. full bath upatain*: lightning ror'i, tree and without any obligation. the lowdowTi on me lowest down 9-8975. ' ery. Refrigerators, washere n d ------— Place, off North Mam St. •surroundings. Rent , $110. Call MI MI 9-5132. and landscaping. $ , . In lettsr* to former Olraetor Good condition *35. M l 9-0474. ' Par>ong- W High S t.______attic fan and a never falling well. 18 800 We alao buy proporty tor eaal Md smallest payments rnywhere.; h a ROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov- 'tove moving specialty Folding ' EXPERIENCED laundry worker. | 9-1838 or MI 3-7222, Farm and Land for Sale 71 MANCHESTER—New 9 voom eplit Frank Nackowskl. Tax Oollsctor ranch, 2 full baths, built-in ovan IX IN TOWN—Fine 2 apartments of Make this a real find at $19,500. Mambar Multipla Listing W alter N. Leclerir and Trsaaurer Not a smaU loan or aJ—Paper and* ashes. Csll ™ MI.r, I chairs for rent 50 9-0753 | Apply Liukv Ladv Self-Service ROOM FOR rent, contimiuous hot Call Owner MI 9-8905 y olan. Douglas Motors, 333 I Laundry, 9 Maple SI, FOR SAT>E Two new dog houses. DINING ROOM fuf-niture, antique SIX ROOM apartment. Main St., WOODSTOCK Section —150 acrea, and range, finished recreation 8 and 4 rooms. Ideal home for you Call qwner PI 2-7470 evening* for STANLEY BRAT. Raa'Ce Vincent Genovesi, the district 9-4034. chairs, kitchen chairs sofa, rug. water and shower. Privste en­ MANCmSTER-Maln Street loee- ,appointment to inspect. . BRAE-BURN REALTY St. Call MI 9-9614 after 4 p.m, i trance, free parking. Chestnut Hebron. For more information call atate road end dirt road frontage, room, 2-car garage. Qiiivenlent and yours, $17,800. Madeline volesd appreciation of thtir s*rv> 21!C.ENER\I. OFFICE clerk for etc. CH 7-2198. 101 Willimantic AC 8-3148. open fields, woods, pasture, brook. location to ihopping and schools. tion. Offered for first time on the ANDOVER—Quiet and peaceful * Ml l-•37t RADfO-TV REPAIRS.’ any m a k e- Painting— Papering St. ^ Smith, Realtor, Ml 9-1842. 28 WOODBRIDGE St. - Spacious Ice to the district during their 1956 BUICK Special, 2-door, 2 tone 1 — small office. Good with figures. Desirable location. About 85 miles $20,900. Down payment rsqulrad. msrkft, thi$ vglugbic Site for either room ranch. Basement garu* terms of offloa. green. One owner. No reaaonahle’ cars. ampiiners.amplifiers, pnonogtphonographs and ' ItTILlTY TRAILER 1963 Stllde- GLENWOOD combination ga* and FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. businese or residential rentals. older home. 8 rooms, plus ? un­ AND paperhanging Willing to train a competent ap- from Mancheater. Walton W $2,090. Phllbrick Agency. MI MANCHESTER—Excellent 8 room about 2 years eld. Nice grounu. The three men did not aisek re- ^ r refund. MI 4-0847. changers------...... Over 47 yearstoUi ex baker \’-8, 4 door, PI 2-7211. oil stove, excellent condition. Separate front and regr entrance, Ideal for office building Or com­ finished. Easily converted Into a SELUNG YOUR Good clean workmanship a< rea- plicant. 37S hours. Fringe bene- ROOM TO Rent. Inquire 88 Gerard Grant Agency, Realtor, MI 8-1158. 9-8464. . Cape Cod with garage. Features Tongren. Broker. MI 8 *821. election at the recant annual dis­ pericnce 90 days guarantee on all, sonable rates. 30 years In Man-, fits, W’rite giving experience and Very reasonable, >11 9-.6380, j on burner, hot water heat. Beau­ mercial use Full price, 819.560. 2- family. 3-car garage. Tx>t 99x185. work Potterton’s. Ml 9-46,67. 1 St. Ml 3-.6047. includt fireplace, copper plumb­ PROPERTY?? trict meeting June 34. 1948 CHEVROLET, 2-door, radio, Chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml salary required. Write Box S, POPULAR RECORDS by original tiful surroundings. Call MI .6-2909. ! TOLLAND—Executive custom built Call tbe R. F. DImock Co.. MI ing. front vestibule, oil heat, out­ Marion E. Robertaon, Broker. Ml DALE ROAD—Rockledge. Custom heater, new clutch and good 9-9237. artial, ,60c a piece. LP’s all kind.* FOR SALE--One den set with rug.' Houses for Sale 72 ! 5'4 room ranch overlooking Snip- 9-5245 or Robert D. Murdock, kn 3- 5958 8 room split, 4 bedrooms. 8 baths, Let’s sit down and talk It over. Narkowslci. of 30 Hawthenu 8t, TAMKIR TREE Removal - land I Heraid. *30. Call between 4-7 p.m. MI FURNISHED light housekeeping ! ------side fireplace, trees, city water, served as a director for 10 jrtart, brakes. Runs good, $80, PI 2-8400.! and all guaranteed in virtually I ale Lake. Attached Jalouay breeze- t-8472 or Daniel Saunders. TR sewer and aluminum siding. largt living room, dream kitchen, Appraiaale without obligation. cleared, firewood cut. insured. THOMAS HARRISON Painting new condition. Save over half. 3-0,659. I FOR RENT- -8 room flat avallabU R(X)M—Homes tor sals. NEW USTING— Autumn St. Six or Sve terms. Call Ml 3-8742, Paul A. Ell'son. I way, attached oversize 1-csr gs­ 5-2828 ' r Barbara Woods, MI Prifced to sell. Quick occupancy. dispoaal and dishwsahar, bultt-ln and decorating. Equipper and Hundred.s of miacellaneous 46's. I Call MI 3-6388. - , Aug. 1. Inquire 225 Center St. Starting pries $11,600 and up For 2-7702. room cape, garage, ameaite drive, Genoveri, o f 157 V. Malit 8 t , 8135. TYPIST GLENWOOD combination gas rage, pine panel den. fireplace, 10% down. Phone MI 8-8278. Brae- oven and range, recreation room E. E. BUSHEY, Broker FOR SALE—1948 Chevrolet. fully insured for large and small like new, 25c each. Hi-Fi ampli- further detaile call Oiarlee !.«■- wall to vail carpeting, 414% 8 bedrooms, living room with fire­ with bar and fireplace. 2-car ga- served as treagursr for three years. m 8-4508. FTXXJR SANDING and reflnlahlni cooking and heating stove, MI ROCteVILLE 3 room, third floor Burn Realty. place. must be seen, yours for MI 9-2083 Specializing In old floors. ?ll jobs. Workmanship guaranteed Position avallablei In our Claim.s fiera and speakers. 46 record FRONT ROOM, centrally located, perance, MI 9-7830. mortgage can be asaumed. Owner i rage. Many, many extras. M. Leclerc, of 28 Main 8t., sarvsd with ressonable prices. Call Ml-1 Dept, for young lady With good 9-7509. Apartment, *50. TR 5-5481 after 5 xvm 815.800. Paul J. Ck>rr#ntl, MI In the rollector'a poet for eight 1958 HUDSON Hornet deluxe with 9-5750, changer. Revere tap* recorder. parking. .69 Birch St. transferred. Reasonkbly priced. ANDOVER—New 8 room ranch, I Oitrinsky, MI 8-515*. 3-4884. t.vping ability to be trained in p.m. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE 4% ROOM RANCH, like aew. (iro- 3-5363. years and boastsd 100 per cent the Oontlnental. 8900. Call Ml Studio recording microphones with , TR 5-6084. basement garage. Beach and lake dictaphone work. Knowledge of PLEASANT large clean room for place, osramio tils bath, amesite ! VERNON—$18,000 ranch reduced Coventry Bov Hurt collsction each year. Ha is cur­ 6-1277. M A M RUBBISH Removal Ser\’- floor stands. Keystone 8 nim BEDROOM SET Good for cottage. privileges. P. V. Tongren Broker, Ice. Full time. Residential com ­ PAINTING AND paperhanging. medical terms helpful. Applicant movie outfit. Trvo lounge chairs, j gentleman. Central locatioti, pri­ Large 8 room Colonial, paneled MANCHESTER — Falknor Drive. drive, attachad garage, fuH price MANC3HESTER — Immaculate * . to $13,500. Lorgo living room, rently treasurer o f tha tcfwn e t Reasonable. Ml 3-5444. MI 8-8321. room ranch with garage. Features mercial. Industrial Attics cellars, First Class work. Available now. must be High School graduate. Ex­ one night atand, all ne\y*condition. ’ vate entrance, free parking. MI Bmtness Loeanom laundry raum off epacious kitchen, Ehceellent location. 8 room Capa, tn.MO. R. F. Dim o^do. Tealtor. ! fireplace. 2 bedroom*. Dining Falling from Tree Mancheater. 1968 FORD Falrlane convertible, diahwaaner and diapotal and two include large li\^g room with yards, lawn mowing, high grass Fully insured. Call after 4 p.m. cellent benefits snd pleasant work­ Slust sacrifice everything and 3-8914. for Rent 54 one unfiniejied, acreened porch, MI 0-8248, Robert Murdock MI $12,800—Immaculate 8 room Cape, ' room. CSieerful kltch*n. 'Til* bath. ’ ’L power steering. Clean, In excel­ MI i-ssia. SAVE UP TO 50fc ON tllod batha, formal dining room, fireplace, dining room, picture lent condition. 11.200, Call TR cut. Incinerator barrels Ml n-9757 ing condition.*!. For appointment fa.st. Call MI .6-08.68. ’ j Raaaonablv priced. MI $-8048. $-8472, or / Barbara Wooda, MI amesite drive, storms. cellar, Gs.rage. I-argy lot. H. B. Grady, A 9-year-old (Coventry boy cut SIMMONS FACTORY ROOM FOR RENT, Three minutes g-pc\Ds- a-me wxnwF Ia. formal living room witp paneled praisal.'M i 9-2041. book kitchen, full tile bath. 2 bed­ 8-1804 days. call Mrs. Peterson. 2-7702. huge wooded lot. near bu*. school, Broker. MI 8-8009. hla head and broke hia'wriat when Marlow'a and Other Fine LAWN MOWERS aharpeneo re- 'PAINTING and paperhanging. ; walk from center of town, Imses walls, bookcaaas and cabinet* En­ shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI rooms. hot water radiant heat. Clean workmanship Free esti-' SAMPLES and restaurants. Ml 9-4401 cation 500 square ft., alf-condi­ closed sunporch. 8 twin-siied bed­ VERNON—9 room Cktlonigl older Priced right. Easily financed. he fell from an apple tree and MODEL A FORD engine. com- i paired. All work guarantee! Free L1BKRTV MUTUAL Boats and Accessories 46 tioned optional. Tel. Ml 3-1191. XX 9-5132. VERNON— 8 year * room ranch, . Mnin 8t. 84er«a Open pick-up and delivery..^ We also mates. No Job too small. John > rooms. Largs lovely wooded ot and home, 7 acrea. Garage, other Quirk occupancy. Phone Xtl full basement, garage, built-in landed on a stone wall last evening. plete, $35. Other Model A parts. INSURANT?: CO. Hide-a-beds sofa beds. single k XCEPTIONAL bedroom with con-1 Cfiaude* Michaud, son of Mr. and sharpen axes, scissoni chisels, Verfaille, MI 3-2,621. I NEW SEBAGO outboard, wind- COMMERCIAL business or offlea ehrubs. Oversized 3-cer gsrage buildings. P. V, Tongren. Broker, MANCHBSTER-New 8 room' Co­ 87 ENGLEWOOD DRIVE-Thi* ex­ 8-8273. Brae-Bum Realtv. oven range,mge. epacieut paneled liv- Cheap. 881 Hlllstown Rd., Msn- ■ and full size mattresses necting living room quiet and Mr*. Albert E. Michaud, South St., Tueaday Thm Saturdays planer blades and knives. I'nmo 1 shield and convertible top, trailer. apace for rent. Up to 5500 zquars with atorage apace. Call owner. MI S-882I. lonial, flreplBce, buUt-In eto'’c oven cellent six room cape with three Ing and dining room, Swedish fire chester. Mahogany China Cabinets *30. homey, near Center. MI 9-7410. BOLTON had climbed high into th* tree Moske. kn 3-0771. Bonds—Stocks Mortsniies 51! MI 3-1161, I At wholesale price., Must be sold 3-piece parlor set, *30 feet. Will s'lb-divide. Mam Street. Ml 9-8590 and dishwasher. $17,208 R. F. of four bedrooms, closets, s mod­ place. 817,808. Call owner, TR Cleaed MoaMlnys During 1952 PONTIAC. Bhccellent running by July 15. Call Ml 3-4426. Ixicated near Center. Plenty of FOR SALE or rent with option to DImock do.. Realtor. MI 2-5248. ern tile kitchen, ceram ic bath, 6-7842 after 8:80. when hla mother called fo him. In Hotpoint refrigerator, *85. LARGE COMPLETELY furnished buy —8 bedroom ranch, dining A "Danish Ranch" on four wood­ descending, he stepped on a rotten July add August - condition. Good slip covers, paint,, IMPROVE TOUR CftEDH A Help Wanted—^ Kclvii^ator refrigerator. parking. Phone MI 9 - 5 ^ w MI ROCKLBDGE—Custom 9V4 room plaster walls, oil hot water heat, tires, $350. Call M l 3-8259 i MORTENSEN TV, Specialized RCA AA hl4 FOOT Wolverine 25 h.p. .lohn- housekeeping room for one sdult. room, large living room with fire­ ed acrea. Very unusual horn*. Full limb which snapped and fell with multitude of monthly as -m ents' Male or Female Kelviriator 30” electric rang*. All utilities. Very close to High 8-7444. ranch, built-in range. Recreation XXI copper plumbing, aluminum storm YOUR CHOICE television, service MI 9-4841. ' * son electric. Maslercraft tiailer. room, porch, awnings, pisstered place and picture window, mod­ wlpdowa and doors, ameaite drive, basement. Two-car garage. Some­ him to the atone wall, his mother may be lumped into one aecond , — Both like new. -School. Excellent for teacher. em kitchen, large bath, baseboard laid. mortgage with payments oi only j MEN-WOMEN daily. Sell lum- Excellent condition. Ml 9-9818, gsrage. Rsasonably priced. Carl­ MANCBEBTSR-Naw T room Co la your* for only 114,300 Call now $14,900- 8>y room single home, 194* CHEVROLET convertible, REUPHOLSTERY, alip covers *nd *20 Parking. Ml 3-4071, 272 Main St. hot water heat, basement garsga. thing to see. Also at Bolton Center *22.25 fot each $1,000 *vou need. inous nameplates. Write Reeves ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5183. lonial, IH bathe, braeseway two Paul J. Correnti, MI 8-536.’ . [excellent location, oil heat. $ sxtra A neighbor, Mrs. Nellie DeCarli, Good running condition Ml 3-190.6. l draperies custom made Free es 14 FOOT PENN YAN, A-indshield, WATKINS Nice brook in rear, located In w* have a four bedroom ranc’-, Dial CH 5-8897 and ask Frank Co., Attleboro, Mass. car attached garage. Built-lna. Im : lots included in this lew. lew price. happened to drive into her drive­ . ------:------I timates. Open evenings fi your steering, controls, lights, .3.6 h.p. USED Fu r n it u r e CXJLONIAL — Seven room older Woodstock, Valley, $1,000 down meditte occupancy $22,900 R. E MANCHESTER—Like new! Brick! U-i baths, two-car garage and acre way at that moment. She drove the fr, convenience P A M Upko.'Sterv Burke or Mrs Carter how Con Johnson motor, *726. PI 2-6679. Bnaeflers Wanteif 59-A payment. Owner will take flrat neotlcut ■ Mortgage Ehcchanre. 15 STORE home on Vernon Street. Modem Dimeck Co.. Realtor, MI 9-8245. Move right in. Ample space for lot. On Brookfield Rd. w* have a $18,200 - 8 room Cap* Cod in pre­ boy and hla mother to Mancheater 1949'’ MERCURY. 2-dPor, good j Shops 207 N, Mam St. Ml 9-6324T DoE9*-**Blrds—*Peta 4! EXCHANGE_____ . mortgage: Percentage of rent will Memorial Hospital. Doctor* at the I.«wiB St., Hartford. WANTED TO RENT, boat, motor kitchen with dishwasher Down­ comfortable living. < rooms, 2 lily ferred Bower* School arM. Up- paint. $50. PI 3-7584. 1.6 OAK STREET stairs bedroom and full tile bath. ! go toward down payment. Willi- MANCHES’TER - Suburban. Ap A-ybom ranch with a baaemenf g a ­ hoepital cloaad the wound tn his ! TYPEWRITERS - Repaired, rent- CATS idom^tir, etc.I only board­ and trailer-for vacation week of i ROOM AND board for elderly man FOR RENT batha. Fireplace, Recreation I atsira bedrooms air-conditionad. -or'Woman, first floor. MI 9-6865. $ bedrooms on aecond flooi. Im­ j raantir. HA 8-2712. proximately 8 miles from. town. 8 room. Garage. Outdoor fireplace. rage for only $15,900. 4 room ranch ' nicely decorated, racantly painted head with 12 atltchea, end aet his Trailers 5*A ; cd. sold and serviced 479 E.' ed. Fenros Cat!tery, Rockville, TR Aug. 2. Call MI 9-8,6.16. : Open Thursday evenings until 9 I 19 .MAPLE ST room dwelling, modern kitchen ' Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-3477. , Help Wanted— Female 35 ,6-9131. mediate occupancy. Price $16,300. Cool tree ahaded lot. H. B. Grady, with garage for only $9,800. I exterior. broken left wriat. Closed Mondav* — APPLY’ Earle S. Rohan,' Realtor. MI 403 SUMMIT ST. — Oversized , 8 hot water oil heat, barn suitable Broker. MI 8-8009. Claude we* admitted tn the hoa- 35 FOOT trailer, sleeps 5, gas stove iTrviP SANDING a specialty. YOUNG LADIES wanted for gen­ $-7438. room Cape, patio, porch. 3 fire­ for 2 c'sra. Small chicken coop. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor $16,900—Oversised 6 room Capa., pltaL where hla condition was re­ and electric refrigerator with s Diamonds— Watehe*— ■ WRINGER washer, fin* for rot- Manch«st«r \ Skilled workmanship. Andy Se- eral factory work. Apply Man-, r o o s BOARDED at Cocker Ken- places, 2 baths,, recreation room Approximately 8H acre* of land. WEST SIDE—Economical living! in quiet residential location. This ported by a epokeaman this morn­ toUet. $400, MI 3-7606. Jewelry 48 ' tage, also electric roaster oven. hula, .Ml 9-8919. Chester Modes, Inr,, Pine St., nels in Tolland, TR 5-2894. Savings and Loon pill* numerous extra*. Bxcelient Immediate occupancy. If you Cuts Cape—4 rooms, full base* MI .3-1577 Immaculately kspt home Is worthy ing as "good ," Call before 5, .MI,9-9345. 1007 MAIN ST. want privaey, this is it. Full GREAT LAKES ’‘48-10” . complete-’ Manchester. LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re LOAM Cu‘fg Jumpsr Stt value rt $18,800. Paul J; Cot- ment. treed lot. Low price. Only of your cenaidaration, alao 2*car CHAIN SAW work—trees cut. Rea­ price, $1$.800. Alice Clampet, ly sat up. 2 bedrooms, colored ap-1 Live Stock—Vehicles 42 pairs, adjusts watches ' evpertly OlILTn'ATED, CLEAN ren^i. MI 8-5888. $11,500. Robert B.,vAnderson Agen­ IN TOWN—Attractive faihily home g^rgg*. pUances. storms and screens.' sonable rates. Call PI 2-7558: be­ Reasonable prices. Open daily. FOR SALE Roper gas stove, very , TOBACCO FIELD LOAM Realtor. MI t-48M. cy. JA 8-0139. of t'-j rooms. New hot water oil iTii e H iTr tween 1 :30 to 4 :30 or any time EXPERIENCED SEWING furnace. Aluminum screens and Acreage available In Bolton and Sld.235 $4,750. Only $650 down. Jensen’s. 'Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce; good condition. Cell MI .l;6017. I TEL. Ml 9*0650 vicinity, also many other choice New fi-Reem Ranch Saturday and Sunday. FOR SALE Young family cow. SOUTH WINDSOR storms. $14,500. Madeline Smith, IMMACULATE Reduced to 218.200 Inc. (always reliablei. Rolling! MACHINE OPERATORS Street. Ml 9-4387, AFTF.R 6 P.5I. LOSS SALE TO SETTLE homea listed with th* Multiple Uat- Hills Route 44-A. Mansfield. GA i Bred, heavy milker. MI 9-.6951, Prstty Blusbird! Realtor, M: 9-1642. 5-ROOM RANCH Separate dining room. Honsehold Serriec* Foster Si.—5 room Cape, large ing Service^ 0-4479. I AND TRAINEFS SEPTIC TANKS wooded l o t - 812.788. ESTATE MANY~ED(TRAS~are featured In Good location. near I'-i baths. front " an'-i Offered 13-A Articles For Sale KS AND this 3 bedroom ranch. Delightful SHERW(X)D A, BEECHLER,!| schools and shopping cen-. trance foyer, t car n - FOR SALE—1957 Detroiter 40x8. 2 ASHFORD LAKE ter, 1 car garage, full rage, living area 1372 bedroom, bath, living room. WEAVXNO of bums, moth holes Apply Manchester Modes, Inc. SUMMER SALE—on fertile -tone- WESTVIEW living room. Picture book kitchen. Realtfir , . I-ocation excellent, 35 minutes to Mural wall dining araa. Paneled baaement. ' square feet. $3,800. MI 4-1946 after 8 p.m. and torn clothing, hoslerv runs. I less loam Alao, sand stone, PLUGGED SEWERS MI »-m * Pine St. 5 room eherefrent eottage, nice Hartford. Fine old rural colonial. family room. 2-car garage. Ap­ iasewiroT irnc m atv't TKiT«~ irv~'l handbags repaired, tipper re- gravel fill. Ml 3-8808. TERRACE lot. Dining room, breakfast room, pan­ R. F. MMOCK CO. R. F. MMOCK CO. 1958 PEERl^S MA^LINER. Ex-, placement, umbrellas epalred MaehinB CleaiiBi pointment, H B. Grady, Broker. W, R. SMITH. Aaaociste MI 2-41245 MI 9-5245 c ^ e m con ^ lon . Owmer moving, nien’s shirt collars .•eversed and Manchester, Conn. try, 16x30’ living room, master bed­ MI 3-8009. MI 9-8952 SepUe Tank*, Dr.T Wells, Sewer Also several 2-8-5 acre plots, vi- room, two double bedruoma and Best cash offer. Ml 8-1.408._____ j . replaced Marlowls Uttl* Mend- $11,990 einity of Ashford Laks—blsck top Lines Installed-—Cellar Water­ nursery, teen dorm: Paneling, 3 . I Uig Shop. read. 5500- -5108 full pries. Tsrms. BURROUGHS bookkeeping ma-, IF YOU ARE RANCHES-CAPES proofing Done. fireplaces, beamed celling. 1 1/8 SCHULTZ 28 ft. Move right In. $595. DICK’S weatherstrip Oqm- chine operator for work on a c-! INTERESTED IN BUYING $360 DOWN ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, acrea. giant nhade trees, 'view, After 5 p.m,. MI 84ll»4,. ;I pany doors and windows, custom counts receivable, accounts pay­ A HOUSE IN GREEN FROM VERNON CIRCLE McKinney bros. atone Walla. 10 minutes to lake work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- able and sales. Experienced only FOLLOW OCR SIGNS RtMiltor privilegea:, >i-'mile to shopping, all Auto 0rfvint School 7-A Mmantlc HA 8-1198 need apply. Pereonnel. Iona Mfg. MANOR— COME SEE Sawaragt Disposal Co. conveniences. Buyer m'let have Start living your future at.::. Co.. Regent St. McC a r t h y ISO-137 Pearl St.— Ml 8-580S M I 6-5 44 0 MI 9-5958 good credit and earning of $8,000 PREPARE FOR driver’s tesT. TV SERVICE — Potterton’s, ail OURS! to $10,000 net for comfort. Down Ages 15 to 80. Drtvihg and class­ makes Highest quality guaranteed WOMAN ’TO CARE for a convales- We have a great deal to offer ENTERPRISES payment required. $875. ,P1 2-8728 room. Three instruction*. No watt- ’ work and parts, over 47 /ekr’a ex­ cent woiTjan in her home. Writ* to that others don’t, INCLUDING M l 4-0988—.MI 8-8878 • SEPTIC TANKS any time. Ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ perience Famous for sendee since t Box' X, Herald. - i PRICE! In addition to the usual NOTICE Brookhaven Homes my. PI 2-7249. 1931. Phone MI 9-4587 for best 3 bedrooms, kitchen. living CLEA.NED and INSTALLED service. room with dining area, attach­ PUBLIC HEARING OPEN FOR Infection-Mountain ed- garage and utility rpom, we • SEWERS PROPOSED ADDITIONAL Rd. In choice Rockledge section. ai-e including wall-to-wall 'car­ MACHINE CLEANED $ new individual custom built I APPROPRIA’nONS beautiful homes. 3-4 bedrooms, peting. disposal, e.xnaust fan 6-R003I CAPE Board of Director* finished recreation room, deluxe tbt inyoftm oiif V ftb /ifotim t d ivid^n dt and bullt-ins. ’The lot ia over­ $15,900 • INSTALLATION Town of Manchsater, ConnacUciU Hillside M anor fedtures. Call Mr Lipman, JA sized in ■ both frontage and (F.H.A. appraisal $.600 SPECIALIST Notice is hereby given that the S-8738. depth, The backyard is terrifle higher I. Near Bovvers VERNON Bbard of ^rectors. Town of Man* AIX THEBE QUALITT PBATUBU for children. There Is a porch School. Remodeled kitch­ cheeter, Connecticut, will ^old a' off the dining area with screens en. fireplace, attached ga­ Town ani Country Public Hearing in tha Municipal NO AfiMTIONAL COST and awnings which is hegven rage. Building H ea^g Room, 41 Center sent in hot weather. Drainage Co. Ranelie$, Spiit$, Colonials, Street, MancHeeter, Connecticut, hskifc front Give us a call! R. F. DIMOCK CO. Tuesday, August 4, 1269 at 8:00 NEW CAPE COO Ml 9-5245 ealanlal hny windaw OWNER Ml 9*5519 Ml 9*4143 P.M. on proposed additional ap­ 5 Room FIniahed 216,400 CALORIC atw , rang* propriations as fellows: Foundation 24x38, ceram­ M Contemporaries a. POr Oancral Fund “ B tod ic tile, bath, paneled fire­ Rtrhig room. 12’*’' x IP*" 8 3 4 3 Msturitisa and Interast", place wall, amesite drive, fun flnlahed eaiiar playr*s*n LARGE ROOMS! d-l2 2m to be Snanced by in- •M O O H oraw -A fil sps*en $16,750 to $17,990 oraastng the Budget esti- peurad eaneente fanadMM SIX-ROOM CAPE $ , mat* of Rscsipte from R. F. MMOCK CO. flush mnhagqny daer* SOUTH WINDSOR "Balanc* Prom, Prior MI 9-5245 BO. 1 ask Aooro VALUE 1. Choice of high wooded lots—1/3 acre. Mn*0*IAMA Tear" ...... |4.876, SYllI shed dormer, fireplace, 71 j-Vea’r-OId 6-Roiim Split I.ev- aeaspistaly weniharshrtgfad 2. F.H.A. and Conventional Mortgages;, mlnimttm dowTv, b. For General Fund. "Con­ hot 'water oil heat, full Insula­ I On i) .Acre Lot. Re-Dern- 3. Attached garage with all models. Ideal to plan on for your scholar. alMlae aataslnr aad Intsrtor a*9sf« tribution to Cpirital im- owiteat Mrnh «eMn*4s tion, open staircase. In good rated, l.andseaped. .Storm Wln- 4. Fire hydrants for your protection and low-er insurance.rale. Cut* fitted jumper with companion These lovely bluebird designs do«». Close To All Conven­ PLUS WE ARE HIRING! blouse. Complete quickly. provehiant Reserv* P^lnd", fenulen asunMsa, M l oommto bnMi condition throughout. Knotty f ' , 5. Added features: Built-in stove and oven—flill basement are easily and quickly embroider­ to be Snanced by in­ M O D S . H O M t iences and Schools. ceramic tile bath— paneled fireplace wtall— formica' covin- No. 8343 with Patt-^O-Rama is ed to create a lovely set of kitchen ootor ee-ir Onsi i i hMehth pine recreation room, porrh. New England Colonial with creasing the Budget esti­ WMSan sBhnnat fina FURNMHID SY PURNITURAMA OWNER — .Ml 4-0188 ters—exhaust fan. amesite drives--completed landsceping. in aizea 4,, 6, 8, 10. 12 years. Size 6, towele! combination windows and mate of Reoeipta from e*eel hatriMray * _ hreezeway and garage. I ' l tiled Lathe Operators # Jig Bore Operators Standard with all mctdels. * ’ Jumper, 2 yards of 35-inch; blouse, Pattern No. 26^5 has hot^iron MANCHESTER doors. Amesite drive, shade t "Balance From' Prior fan flhargias lasalaUea baths. Formal dining room, S 1 1-8 yard*. transfar for seven design*; color' T ear" ...... $80,000 . To order, send 35c in coins to:- Rolling Park Cape — • eapper phimbiag trees. Quiet neighborhood bedrooms, full basemenl, alumi­ Miiling Machine Operators # Toolmakers ^ OPm FOR INSPECTION chart; stitch illustrations. e. For -Paving apd Parking IM amp. aiaaM a aareiea OfW RAM.Y NOON TO 4 P.M. Quick occupancy. Priced at fluo Burnett. The Manchester Eve­ To order, send 26c in eoina to; Facility Iraprovamanta rooms. 2 unfinished, full num rombinatlon windows. Ex* ning Herald, USO AVE. OF basement tiled and paint- aastrito drtrawaya osily— . SATURDAY emd SUNDAY, 2 P.M. T IU DARK Anne' Cabot, The Manchester 'Whlton Librar.v, to be fi­ celirnt VA nr FHA' mortgage AmiBICAB, NEW YORK 88, Evening Herald. 1150 AVE. OP nanced from the Whlton ad, com pact 3-l*vel yard # AM Around Machinists makes lawn and shrub­ V It Pram Vamon Gtrcl* taka Rout* 21 2sr 1% available. Immediate oceo- DlitKCmONi 11/4 miles from Vernon Oirele on Rt. No. N . T . AbfERlOAS, NEW YORK $«. Library Trust Fund . . . $1,500. 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Manchester Auxiliary RoUee will mother's greatest boast to the Mariow's aad OthM> YIm hold softball practice Monday other chllibon wee that her ggaat- Treasurer’s Job About Town night at 8:45 on the grounds of the uncls was a colonel dujHig that IfatN St. Stone Opea Burkland School, Heard Along Main Street war. She spent hours,io mourning To Sign Checks with the others thgl^the "wrong Tuesday Thru Saturday; Mlaatonofnah Trib« Kb> ft*. And on Some of Maneheiter*» Side Streets, Too people” camg- Out pn top In tihe tOftM, will hold iU rogular me«t- A atrawberrv festival will be On Tax Refunds Oloaed Moddayii Dmtag held by the Manchester W ATKS hig in Tinker hell Monday eve­ OipatSat ealattiity in her life was July a»d Angttet ning at 8 o’clock. The newly elect­ 'Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the A legal opinion from Town Italian America.n Club. Members day she-found out the horrible' ed chiefs will be installed. Re­ Hearing Room Eohoea f fuel was gurgling Into the tank. truth from a visiting northern re­ Counsel Philip Bayer shows all tax and their families are invited. ■Voices heard in the air before The attandant auddsnly-Ta- freshments will be served at the lation. Her great-unole had been a Yefund checks must be elgned by close of business. Weighing in for members will be and after Tuesday night when the membsred his Job, but top-Iate. The from 7 to 8 o’clock. Mrs. .lohn Par­ coldnef all right. And he did fight L T. WOOD GO. Board of Directors was berated gas pump registered more than for four long yeare diiring the war the town treasurer. rish Is chairman of the committee in the hearing room of the Munic­ 63.50. V The fact that Collector of Rev­ ICE PLANT There will be an Oldest Penny on arrangements. between the elates—.but he cams Oontest on the 10 superv-tsed play­ ipal Building; "Oh, dear.:' said the attendant, from New York and fought for the enue Paul Cervlni had been sign 51 BISSBLL ST. grounds Monday, beginning at 6:45 Voices pri> Directors; " and you only wanted two dollars* NORTH. "If only they (certain towns­ ing some over a number of yeare p.m. A ll children interested tn Mrs. Louis^Neron, New London worth." He looked undecided,.Anal­ Naturally, no ona In the family, CuheS’CrmhedSlocl people) had some constructive to save administrative problems participating in this activity 'Tpke., Glastonbury, recently un­ ly said, " It ’s my mistake. I'll pay had thought it ,waa neceaeary to crittciam to make, but no, it's de­ was protested by Town Director should go to the nearest play­ derwent a major operation at the the difference." mention Uie fhct when they took Hartford Hospital. structive criticism: they try to de­ John Hutchinson. ground. The customer chuckled. "Let up residence In the Southern towm. stroy everything; they have no that be a lesson, sonny." ha re­ The opinion held that no devia­ Harris R. Watson, seaman. 1J8N, contribution to m ^ e . Nona at all. marked with huge goo(i humor. It Mionldn’t Happen tion appears possible from having The Concordia Lutheran Church Not one of them." the treasurer sign the checks. Un­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W at­ "B y th/wky. do you have a public Witnessed one hot, h ii m 14 will present the Sunday broad­ "... makes the town govern­ der the law, the. treasurer' is the son. 9 Griswold St., and Robert B. telephone? Prob'ly ahould make afternoon this week outside a cast, sponsored by the Manchester Brodeur. airman. USN, son of Mr. ment seem like a farce to the guy reaervatlons." town’s disbursing officer. in the street—and how does he local tavern. Ministerial Assn., over Station and Mrs./Robert W. Brodeur, 35 "No, air." the attendant still However, Bayer said the general learn the truth, except by going Door to the tavern opened and W IN F at 7:30 tomorrow morning. ^ e lp s Rd., are serving aboard the looked a bit sheepish. "But there up there and seeing for himself . . out'oame a young fellow, who may manager, rather than the Board of anU-Biibmarine aircraft .carrier is one tn the village.” Directors, could be the approving The Home League of the Salva­ seeing the crackpots . . .” have been 31 but. didn't look a Engaged USS Wasp operating, out of Bos­ "Where's that?" authority for refimds. Tax abate­ tion Arm y will hold a picnic in "How many Director candidates day over 17^ He was pie-eyed, to ton, Mass. It's the next town on the road, ments must continue to be ap­ Center Springs Park Tuesday from do you think are going to subject say the least. you can't mlaa It.” The engagement of Miss Ger­ proved by the l^ard, he said, but 4 to 8 p.m. In case of inclement themselves to that . . . in 1960 As he stumbled from the bar, Members of Washington Lodge. - Thirteen miles of winding road trude Louise Elurto to William J, the power to- approve refunds w eather' it will be held in the . . . how msuiy responsible candi­ he ran into a man. Fortunately, LOL. and Royal Black Preceptory later, the vacationer came to the Gilman la announced by her par- gymnasium of the Citadel. If trans­ dates do you think either party'll the force of the Impact kept the could be taken away from It and will meet at the Holmes Funeral village, nearly exploded when he enta, Mr. and Mrs. John A. IQurto, given to the manager. portation is needed, members may come up i^th if they have to take young lad from falling out into Rooky Hill. Home at 7 o.'clock tomorrow night that . . . in addition to every­ saw an 'out of order’ sign on the contact the church office. town’s only public phone .booth. the’ heavily traveled road; The Her fiance is the eon of Mrs. Both General Manager Richard , to pay respects to Thomas Woods, thing else. . ." ' drunk bounded off Ih e man and jMartin and Hutchinson have writ­ a member of both lodges. Thinking, bljck thoughts, he Lillian Gilman, 6 West St. The morning service at the "No. they don't fnzp me a bit. straightened out against a tele<- ten tn the State Tax Commission­ . . .W ay back, 1 told them over dnove back to the gas station Miss Eurto graduated from Buckingham Congregational phone pole. Somehow, In busy er for more Information on the the phone to slay out of my hair where he had tn turn onto an­ Wethersfield High School and la TV viewing Church at 10 o'clock tomorrow other route. traffic, he managed to stagger employed by thr TTaveiers Insur­ matter. . . . in no uncertain terms. . across the street and into hla morning will have as its theme. BroMTi with RCA "Don’t encourage them; they'll "Did .voy know that phone was ance On. Mr. Gilman, a graduate "The Church and Reconciliation." parked automobile. . is easy today..; hold filibusters." out of order?" he asked the at­ of Bethlehem Central Hjgh. S.diool This will be the last service before When last seen, he WM.heading Out in Colorado "Sincere? You mean nuts!" tendant. of Delmar, N.Y., is em ploy^ in September. "Is if? Gee. that's too bad. Here, down the street. the painting and decorating busi­ Engagement "It's . R serious problem—no What irked me, and several per­ humor in It at ail . . . why don’t you use my phone?" ness in Manchester. Arthur W. Brown and his son, "The vacationer nearly choked. sons with me, was how any bar­ The wedding date is set for Aug. ! Dale, formerly of ■ Manchester, "I might ask that we get the if, "Why, why I thought you said you tender could serve up drinks to a 39. Moriconi-Gsvis have taken up residence in Fort rules committee together fellow who was so Intoxicated. It suggest something ..." ‘ didn't have one,'' j Collins, Colo, happens many times. I know, but Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Moriconi. I Brown was formerly employed "Look, how imany times a month "I did.'There's no public tele- why? 9 Main St., announce the engage­ in a Fort Collins bank before mov- dld the ’Republicaks put up with i here, just our own private that way, Jim's taking no chances. UirESTOWN I There outta b« a law. You say ment of their daughter, Bernice, to I Ing east to Manchester. While liv­ It? Huh? He’s making casual Inquiries after 11 PHARMACY II “ Boy. you guys sure aren't the there is????? Richard Gavls. son of Mr. and Mrs. ing here, he was a supervisor in "See, the.V squall about the the funny man who left that mop, 659 Hartford Rd.—ftH 9-9966 people but then take up the time most honest people up here,” there. James Gavis, 85 Oliver Rd. Pratt and Whitney's accounting Know It All! The wedding will take place > department. He is now in an ad­ of the representatives elected to grumbled the customer as he The do-it-yourself bug bites Aug. 29 In St. Bridget’s Church. ministrative capacity with RCA, serve all the people— see what I picked up the receiver. ■V First Things First everybody sooner or later, and it OPEN ALL DAY working in conjunction with the "Can't they find other hobbiea?” "W e have pretty good teachers," The School Building Committee j said the boy. bit the apartment dweller turned Allas missile, people at Ft. Wai*^ j mean?" toured .Barnard Junior High School SUNDAY owner of a home with a leaky Monday to see what*'could be done ren Air Force Base under direc­ I ", . . he's a bright Director hut^ faucet. so’s home heating tion of the Strategic A i» Com­ F.iui and Hiree in Ihe way of stopgap repairs be­ no politician . . the other used A strong man who had never be­ PRESCRIPTIONS mand. -- ’ A Manchester junior executive fore Phase 3 renovations are done. to work it by smtiing'st them and fore been lured into treacherous our way I Dale will return to Wake Forest who facea many decisions during Committee members looked at aa.ving nothing ...” the average wodKing da.v ia pretty paths by false aspirations, he suc­ the wavy flcxirs In the classrooms, OF COURSE College In Winston-Salem, N. C., "It goes from bad to worse You get premium quality { in the fall. I'jckV when, -he geta home—hta cumbed this time to the rational­ the pits and hollows in the stai.j, . ... i., . usu,illy ha*-diet many of the isation that it would save mopey to the dim lighting, all of which have Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . ths Calm down. It s a problem in i domeatic decisiona, sparing him make the simple repair, and you been on an "urgent" list for three ih n— iKsi m Ml mil n. most completely effective fuel ever.v town fro:n going "think crary.” can never get a plumber to come years. . oil additive in use today. And Voices con Directors: Being only a junior executive for a little job like that anyway. As they were going through one you get premium service. Au­ "N o I didn't pull on that door. I he usually carrier his luncft to the And so, assured that there is of the dark corridors, one of the tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ I was jual trying to hold it open. members poked at a piece of rot­ P IN E L E N O X office. But Tuesday his wife slipped nothing to packing a leaky faucet, anced psyment plan and many . If I ’d pulled on It. he would’ve he packed, and it stopped leaking. ting wood, then asked Superin­ up and forced another decision on othsr extras designed to make ■gone flying off the balcony . . 'liiat's the way these little jobs tendent of Schools Arthur H. filing, I; ' ' f him. Sh. made him two sand­ PHARMACY home heating really easy. "The League's getting powerful wiches, and wrarped tomato siicea are suppoaed to go. "And when do you ge^ your air con­ 299 E. CENTER ST. now. There'll be changes com in g- separately In w-ax pap r. She cut What'a not suppoaed to happen ditioned office?" yes. air." the two sandwiches in halvea, giv­ is that the faucet m.vsterioualy "That." said llling with a smile, Ml 9-0894 M o b ilh e a t •?!! "What do they rare abniit The ing him four halves (o eat. The opens itself, unbidden, and lets the "is in Phase 4.” People? The Little People'" trouble ia she put onl.v three slices water flow forth. c/Mn-ecfioii Here we try to Insure that the of tomato in the Kinch bag. . Severat veteran do-it-.yourselfers government servea the public Deusions. deoisirns. have given him different expert 1 ^ 3 reaponaibly and we’re called crack- opinlona on what to do, but he pots for_ it... it’s a hard, hard' It Did Happen won't take any of them. ftRf'* . . -'’ And adding to the above, how WE GIVE HrH- "I've done a lot for this j about the man from East Hart- * Brush With the I.aw GREEN STAMPS towru T ! ford, who had been drinking, who A patrolman's work is not as­ "I tell .vou, this government is hired a Manchester taxi to Hart- sociated with the work of the cool goin' to rack and ruin, don'tcha ford, purchased a shotgun and and the calm. Nor is it considered know what 1 mean? . he's an­ then half .scared the wits out of particularly free of the abrupt MORIARTY nihilating the Democratic Party.." the driver before reaching the change or the sudden surprise. "I'm afraid of no man." home of his estranged wife. Patrolman Jim Martin, in the “ Napoleon." Can anyone buy a gun as long call of routine one night, became BROTHERS "Dictatorship." as he has the money, regardless acquainted with this. "Castro." of physical or mental condition? Checking doorways, he ambled 301-315 CcRttr Sf. "Little Men " into the west branch of the Man­ Right Rank, Wrong Camp chester Savings Bank and turned M l 3-5135 The Advanced Course There are lots of family jokes, the knob of a door slightly ajar In One of those vacationing gents but the one a Manchester resident the foyer. thought to have a laugh at the ex­ takes great delight in telling la the Casually opening this door, he pense of the country folk. one about his mother who has lived was suddenly gripped by fear. Motoring into the upper reaches in the north for many years but A Thing fell from tehind the of Maine, he decided to stop and whose heart still belongs to her door, brushed past him and land­ aak for likely lodgings. native Virginia. ed heavily at hla feet. "Tw o dollars' worth," he said He makes a special effort to pla.v Whether or not it was planned to a young gas station attendant "Dixie'' on the record player when and waited until the noeale had | she cornea to visit.) PHOENIX RIDGE been inserted and the pump turned The first 14 years of the mother's WATCH FOR THE on. life were spent tn Fredericksburg, BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOMES "Know any good hotels or inns? " scene of some of the fiercest fight­ RE-OPENING OF He asked, beaming. ing during the Civil War, and even Well, the attendant knew of this MARY'S SODA SHOP today the word "Yankee" ia cmly 1078 MAIN S-T. • hotel and that inn, and in a mom­ mentioned bv some there with the ent or two was explaining intri­ greatest disdain. OPENING SOON cate directions, all the while the , All the years of her childhood the 13,990 to ‘15, JUST OVER THE MANCHESTER TOWN LINE TOP O' THE HILL IN VERNON ANTIQUES Location,., Coventry Day School Cheny Table (Drop-Leaf) House’s Suit Sale U ft Top Commode 7 rom East Center St. turn onto Vernon , St. (next to Child’e Carpet Rocker Cook's Garage) and continue to Vernon .Town Line. Take pine Bureaus next right at signs Into Phoenix Ridge. REGULAR $35.00 VALUES NOW Summer Camp GLASS, CHINA and LAMPS S27J5 PIONEER HEIGHTS RED CROSS SWIMMING INSTRUCTION. SOMERS, CONN. SEE YOU SUNDAY? REGULAR $39.95 VALUES NOW CRARS. DRAMATICS. SINGING. Open Dally 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. TEL. R I 9-4666 $31JI5 BOATING. BASEBALL. GROUP GAMES. Kxt, pf Ninth DIst. Rd. from M cC a r t h y enterprises , i n c . NATURE LORE. HORSEBACK RIDING Somers, Ut right off Ptnney Ml 4-0988 MANCHESTER Ml 3-6878 REGULAR $45.00 VALUES4 NOW Rd. from Somersville." S3IMM Aopticieotions now boing occoptod for socond holf of $•< REGULAR $50.00 VALUES NOW sooion. Aug^ 3 to Aug. 2S. EnroUmonH for.2. 3 or 4 wooks occoptod. Enrollmont limitod. $1 S.OO $39J5 owook. REGULAR SSS.00 VALUES NOW $44i)0 Phone Pilgrim 2-6986 Mobil CEHaUSE&SON NEW MOBIL I IS I WE GIVE jltMT GREEN STAMPS Weekend Special STATION 5 L O T S $

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-^...... t L_J - ' . : - ’■:— — — ^— - ..:. w ? ^VIDBO hVBBr WUSR—ALL. JUoilTS MCSEKVICO, W T. DlCKOrSON* * c d l L m . ?V^' : f p ' . :■ ' -i------r* ------'------■■■"’ijfr------— ----- —---- - ■ ■■■■ ------11— ;itaAL..tti{ vb to wtrity M n e t a n , ^iyersft^i Is "Keynote Miggetai ^cenery, f tO B wasm. crsiv R|4|igt«rii bnd brlHRliic «yMy «ptap-10 p.m.) miaiht Oe bermed can throw the best actors and tech­ a (reat' caat and it Juat doesn’t an expert on ttie - change' up” nicians tO,,work on it, but you will come off." But it's not for a lack ’ MdMM of television. still come up with a bad show ” of effort. *1110 only way to make -IJp^e niost TV bnpimaridb, who Each year, the energetic, slender a Rtccbeeful balf-hour an th olon for unttormiw. Sackheim Sackheim and his staff go mner series to t« keep trying to be dif­ :to make odck pro^an j as dUf I^ a b y acme of video’s top writ- ferent and original.’’ >fe1rWt from the ones that went be­ **•. •Tt'a a gradual sifting 'proccM; With that, Mr. Sackheim ra- fore as is humanly poasibie. The literally thousands of half-hour rtault is thiat. during the past sea turined to the huaineM at haii4 and plenty of midnight oil has been working Me way through a pHa M , Alcoa-Ooodyear Theater basjhdrned l^foW ‘they' a^^ to of manuscripta,-the first of many ottered wch contrwting yarns gsj select 3ft which „have both quality the stark Mickey Rooney drama, and freshness such acenarioa he w ill read ikirbig “ Eddie;” a light fable 'rbm the ' _____ the aumiiser in preparation 'for pen of humorist James Thurber, see^ other shorn next yearis Alcoa and Goodyear ’‘OhrisUbel," and a Ovll War! Theatres.

The -irst task In producing anj western, and that wes reaiiy an “ off-heat yan. - about a ‘sucker’s* revenge." Alooa-Ooodyear .’Theaitre has al­ so shied away from mysteries, ocps-and-robber 'itories, and other TI i a g T V staples. ConnecHeut Banic •The Unusual Angle Meremrr cetmmTt ^ M n e k Where the series has been at its best hns been in proving that strong, meaty drama can be ELECTRONICS squeeeed into a half-hour. Per­ msamimBf haps the best example was "Bd- LABORATORIES roataro PUm S peance". The alary coocenis a - Iitltan sHfe is faund the iTelevisiiMiS" Ai ^ "Vest .of .Wyominc", Johnny ' num srhn Is hsunded by a detec­ TlCUra. of a brutal atlash. Hack Brown. tive arho holds Mm responsible Highway Patrol s Reasonable Prices I Hr. Visard SO tor crippHne his asn. Bariy Late Shew SS CHAMBERS oa PHm n ' Fosple ars Faaay St It The Old Homestead". Aaoe Jef­ M n via g... . The S Stsasea. 00 Art Llnkletter. emcee. Contestant freys and Dick Purcell. Paeldag... AIX WORK OVARANTEED 1:00 Satnrday MailBoa SO . will be riven tl.OOO It be or Hie 1S:M Theater 'St g "Dudes Are Pretty Poaslo" can get nie picture la HetropoU- S to ta g o .. . This Veefc la 8e*r0a S laa pa'per aa a newe story srMhhi Marhham Feature Flha B : H_arkham travels «« lejwiraHr Loeol or ono week. w toe an old Engliah frietid oaks "Trader Horn'*. Harry Oaray and The Diofc dark Shaw t. Bt Long Dtohoaeo Edwins Booth Husic and pueefa: Bddie and Ms bsip In discovering the soarca Flbn Shoris Betty. Carl Hann, The Falcons, SLi'l*'*?.. countsrfott atampa -S:1S Leo Daroeher'r Varaess >1. SS Twin .Jordan. Annette .PSinicello a™ch threaten the true * rare iaeeball M and Sidhearall Jackson. sump m m l^ Stars. Ray HOIand TRAILER VAN SRRVHMi (Philadelphia vs. Clnclnnatll. tiOO Perry Prosents St lt - I V D-d.‘a .Man st. dl Ma^r Leasae Baseball S. tt. SO (Color) CMesta; Tony Bennett, SUrrtng John Compton. Shonnon ] (Pirates and Braves) Pegey King and The Fbur Lads. -Investigates a beraln ring wMch MS E. MIDDLE 'ITKE. Xovie , U Mynery Is My Bnalsesa I preya on mualciaiiw. "The Drive By NIsht” . Ana Sheri­ VreaUtair It - 5 ?^*'' FnSrsl g M I SSlSft or H tfi. OH l-ldtS dan and CSeorce Raft JaMlerTVSA U IS:4g Phene the Pastas ig Thoresshbred Rare of tba V e ^ Slim Wilson guest emcee, with II Ht Nows. Vaathsr and Sports S guests Tex Ritter Jimmy Drift­ Nsaw sad Vesthsr 8 '•‘The Dwyer Handicap" wood, comic Causm Tody. .Ganlidentinl PHe |g Featara nim S t:IO Vaated; Dead Or AHve S. «• Carula Time . . SS We $eU "Rofue River". Rory Calhoun. Stars Steve HcQueen. Josh Ran­ ‘The King and the Chorus Girt". Foboye Tkeater I dall la accused of bomldde wfaUe Joan Blondell and Perdaaad AUTO raadld Camera 40 aiding the campaign of a dose Cravel. BARRE GUILD The Vealhervaaa SO mend-who Is running for mayor. ■aUrday Night News aad Voalb- SERVICE The Three Sleexes 0 JnbHee PSA | or «• Tales sf the Vest It f:M Breaner I. M VresMIag S Ray Strooter and Bill Grant, MONUMENTS Talks by Sea. LevsrsM SaMoa- "The BufT'. A ’ frightened . blue- 11 :U Foatare Fllaa g stall SS clad figure flees In the nigM from Froprietora Advealare Hsrtal St the scene .of a crime end Brenner ™ "Tomorrow Is Forever” . CUu- ■Tbtre is I Barra Goitd'MsmsMat that Baaeb PaHy M Is assigned to find the cop who » dette Colbert and Oraon VeUea IM W. Middle TPke. MI S-Mld StlS Cartsea Carnival SS ran. S^rM’a Best Maries a bWfsHlllysstwiitchiriilisfUwiiiMi 5:00 Hits VUIe • • Blato Saddle SS, SS . Wyoming Kid “. Denaio Morgan Motor ’Tune-up, Front End Jobo Baclast tram HaaasMth SB. SO During his investiaatlon tb gel out Kennedy and “ Mr. fef tfapsitsd.losfd Mm Consult w ... Bsaxal Laaeers 00 P e a ^ y and the Mermaid". Ann Automatic Tranemieetesig an Injunction Cuinnne encounters Blyth. • bKhsotoMsHtnUsn. tiOO Bare af Ib'e Veek S a famed general whom the world Jeff’s CeUle 0 . thinks died grilaiitly with all his RImir JalAlal U CPCE SAPORm "Th* Human Monster.” BeU r i\ c c d e l i v e r V MEMORIAL COMPANY Fameas Vesteras 10 Lawrence Veik Show Lugosi s "Kl Paso Stampede" Rocky Laao Mavis At Mine IS:M News gg did Ceater 8 t.—Tel. M l S-1 1 SS Satardsy Pertoraianea M "(Thampagne for Caesar"

m MIDBtE TFKE. SUNDAY Television PR O G R A M FLETCHER MteheD 9-7879 TU E S D A Y Television PR O G R A M of people have moved Into Imjt Tke Three Waagae 88 •ad the mayrtaga plana o f. oa Chaancl 8:88 Sews IS artlat .and randier'a daugmar. TW. Ohrlctophaia S 8:8t Oral BabeHa 18 house In her absence and that it PUENIPE o r PARKINO GLASS COMPANY 4:18 Saeret Slavm 88 Valvenltr af HM Air Faalara Film 8 is In a state o f disrepair. SiSisissi-s.'Kr* 8:88 Edge Of MIgM 8 Let's Travel l : » Mans "Captain Kidd", Charlea Laugh­ Mavench . „ .8. C a u ly Pair 88. 88 t m Peek's BmlC___ ^Olrl I . 48 ■ :M SaarlM Saaaatar t ton Pfey of the Cat. " Jack Kelly. A AUTOOUMMS.____„ wftam_____ m 88, 88 O ak Baaaa IS . U Stars WendeWendell Corey. Special ae^eat ' star Jane Withers answers TUa la The Ufa ■ 8:a Sews 88 love-starved woniati eels her cap TUB BNCUISURES — g l a s s FURNTirURB TOPS Amealeaa Bandstaad 88 tilS Tba U viac Ward M 4 :tt Orlaat Bxarass 88 for Bart and before he knows It. 8:88 Paatara Film 8 f'orey'kor advertisement for a babir- ELECTRONICS • iM Selaaea <|Mal aad Oaaeaaal S Tiauble With Father IS he’s blamed for a murder. New* "Tile Girls About Tvam.'' Joan sltUng Job. ^ ELECTRONICS fihriatapfeera ■ 4i8t Everyman's Family 18 8:88 Ed Salllvaa 8. « 7:88 Amcrteaa I.egeB4 Blondelt. Fanfare St, 18 Chriattaa Selcaca I Capital BeiMrt 8 Guests; Eartha Kltt. Roger Wil­ _ BrcaMart Time Fapeya Theater 8. 88 "T h e Break-OH". A test m>ot LABORATORIES liams. Happy Jesters, comedian 8:88 Blokaxdi TaanayUle 18 (Rtdph Meeker) Is selected to fly LABORATORIES • :U Wkat'a Vaar TraaMaT W Bandar Bieata Featare Film 88 8:18 Oaptaia KaagaMe FIrat Shaw 88 a plane 100 miles into space at ■ :M I.aak aad Laara t "Olheflo." .Oraon Wellea Phil Foster and Pat Henning. 8:88 Hewn CkrMlaa Baiaaca • 4:48 ladnatry an Parade 8 Jamaica Dancers. the daninng "Kansas City OonfldcnUa)" John a Ubm when tragedy haa St. Claire and LaValle, magician. MANCHESTER 8:48 It'i Fan Ta Baieea Payna and Colcen Gray. curred bi bin personai life. 277 BROAD Tkla la Tka Ufa M 8 ;tt The Laat Werd 8. tt 8:88 Featare Film 277 BROAD lt:M Lana Fata Mr Foal I Seriec dealing with the exciting 8:88 Dra«nel ^ ^ .?*••• Adveatare Serial 88 The BIflemaa .... „ • Newaman DalUa Toamaend pra. Friday and Smith seek a "gour­ Tkla la Oar FaMk 8:88 Walt Dtaaay Adveatare Stare (Thuck Connors. Itark Ho- world of words and English lan- Bampar Baam TtBM 8. U Ctdn's life is threatened by a aenta rasdinga from worka In _ , with. Dr. Bergen Evans, met" Imrglar who breaks Into, Oarlaaa Tima which the relationahlp'of man and K.r-alat and panelist John Maaon restaurants. MOTOR SAl ES The Bariy Shaw 88 erased vindictive old Judge. and GodoonaMared. Ijiwman _ . 8 88 *^OU1l OLD8NOBDLB DEAI-Elf* ^ Laanar TTaaca ’ ’Bneore’ '. Olynls J a or Shew 88 Free PerUng ^ m b a t Art. Dial tSt 8 News and Weather J 998 MAIN ST. TEL. MI S-88M Ted Steele. Shew It PIctnre f i t A Naaday Mldweslera BayrUle 81 M Captain David Grief 4:88 Baager Andy (Color) Oueot: HI Lo'a 89 COTTAGE ST,—Ml 9-9988 store and Plant SM Bread St. (Color) Nows j ; Tratfc Or Oaaeaoaaweaa Life aad Logaod at Wyjrti U:88 Jarti Paar Shew 88 "Mr. Dodd Takea to the Xir" Movie At Y IS Earlv Late Show 88 (Ctoior) Hugh O'Brien stars. XM ge "dlty* News 88 ___ Kenny Baker and Jane Wyman. "Counterfeit". Cheeter Monie and ''It (iould Happen to You. Alan Amarleaa____ rspares for a riot when Doe 18:88 Nsws aad Wsalher 8 m . Ml 3-5179 8 :tt Cnrwain Time ' 88 Lloyd Nolan. Baxter and Andrea l.,eed8, Balky Gadfrey Eolilday takes aa interest in art 18:tt Mews 8 "The King and the Chorus Girl". Tweaty-slx Men 48 11:18 Featare Film . « J IT'S Ferdnand Oravet and Joan 7:88 That'! My Boy 48 "■rhunder Hock" Michael Red­ INCORPORATED Blondell. Noonan'e Swamp le again the grave RO IERT J. Featare Film 8 bone of contention between Jack World's Best Mevies 8 t4 HOUR SERVICE ^ A d y For A Knight” . John and the boss’ wife. "Johnny Eager" _ Covey's Wayne Haa Fraaelsoo Beal 8 11:88 Nows “ REAL WEDNESDAY refeuifrionPROGRAM RESTAURANT AMIULANCE 8:18 Uw Daraehea’ s Warmap 8t SaepIcloB K . St 18:88 Nows and Weather 8 mith 8:88 Baseball 8. 3t "FVacIlon of a Second.” Bette 18:88 Momeal of Medttatton 8 ESTATE •S "INSURANSMITHS SINCE 19I4" • INSURANCE 8:88 Mickey Meaee Clab 1, 88 18:88 DavM Ortot IN MANCHESTER SERVICE (Yankees va. Tigers) Davie. Woman discovers a group 1:88 Nows * 988 MAIN STREET, GROUND FLOOIL-An 8-5941 M 2 Early Show , 88 Marshal 8:88 Spaalsh Coarse "Dragonwlck." Oeise 'nem ey and Medle Why Not Take Her Out o r MANCHESTER 8:48 Sacred Heart Walter Huston, 18:86 Weather. News aad Sports 7 A8 Today TwtUghl n e a te r ^ . 48 Bariy Late Shew TTe Dliiner For A Ohangef - „ Rveryda* lilo "H ey Rookie," Ann Miller and ‘HighU g h Bxploslve".- - Jeen Parker ' JUST ASK HER— T E L Ml 3-0350 7:88 Tewa Crier Larry Parks. . and Barry SnlUTon. ' M O N D AY Television PR O G R A M News 8:88 Fepeye Theater 11:88 News. Weather aad Sperte 8. It SEE WHAT SHE SAYS! 7:88 Profile ef Spaae Daffy's Tavera 18 WsrM's Best Mevies 8 Channel “ Doll Face" Vivian Blalns and WItmore and Marilyn Braklne. "Manchester*$ Oldest Breokfaet Time Late Matlaeo . _ ^ *! "On An Island With You." Esther OaU M I 8-1415 fo r Reeerv t t aBe 8:88 Agrlcallnral Report 88 Dennis O’Keefe Policeman who has Just reslmed 8(88 Bap Blehards 8:18 Weather. News aad «perto 8 Williams and Peter Lawford. 8:18 Spanish Coarse 1 . Twilight n ea rer 48 because the town council will not 8:16 Captain Kaagatea 8:88 ^ w s Beat . 1* News aad Weawer 88 PLENTY OF PARailNO 8i4S Sacred Heart Prograas "Message to Garcia" Wallace Increase his salary goes alter two ------Financial Institution** 8:48 Mews (ihdihease . >* BhC News 81 Safe Fur 7:88 Today 8*. Beery and Barbara Stanwyck, mad gunmen who have arrived In RBBgBaTltf •tB19> VtaaBBABi ' l>9"8l8YGB8r 1:46 It's Fan Te Bidan 8:48 News _ ^ 11:18 Featare Film 8 AT 45 E. CENTER ST. Science la Eyeyrday Life 8:88 Sapermaa 8 town. 8:88 Featare Film Mews sad Weather • "Man B a lt" George Brent. 7:88 Town Crier Baras and Allen 18 U.8. Marshal 8 This Is Oar FaMk 8:88 B l ^ s *8 Joek Paar Skew 88 Storage News Top Pro Golf 48. 68 Open Until Bsmper Bssm 7:88 AMeap Patrol J Florence Henderson. Genevieve, ' Laic MaMaeo 88 7:88 Look and Lcisra 8:l8 Weather.- News aad Sports 8 Jimmy Demaret va Julius Boros Oortsoa Tlnse MaeKeasle'i Raiders 8 Hermlone Oli^Id. Dr. Footer MUI ED^C AMOCO BONDED PICK-UP Breakfast Time 18:88 Deslla Playhoase 8 Lssaey Toass Movie At Seven „ . Loehr, Dody (Joodman. Eniw EI\ O -sinvioE 8:88 Hap BleKards 8:88 Popeye Thoator I Janis Paige. Harry Ouardino, 8:16 Captain Koagarss "Blind Alloy." (Thestor Morris and Ted- Steele M i^ 18 8:18 Captain Kangaroo News Beat 18 Kurt Kasxnar and Ray Danlon Current annua] dividend t:M Ths Thrss Sissgsa Ann Dvonfc. ^ 11:88 Joek Paar Shew 18 Timeup — Brakes — IgBlUon 8:48 News ClabhoBse 81 co-etar In "(Thei Rouge." Story rats 8 H % . 5 P.M. Mr. Adams and B ts Weather—Leeai Newa » 11:48 Mews 68 Lubrication — Oar Waahtaig Fisher 8:48 It's Fan Ts Bedace 8:48 Thrills' Prom n o Olympies 88 concerns a tieautlful nightclub op­ M:88 Oa Ths Os Mews and Weather *8. 48 11:68 News aad Weatkev 1 8:88 Feature Film 8:48 News > 8 erator who with a friend becomes Mondays-Tuesdays-Pridays. Dsagh Bs Ml ne Brothers g 1:88 Headllaes ■ JtaC 0|lEEN STAMPS TThls Is Our Faith News aad Weather 8 Involved with' * gang of cut­ TiU Deaglas Bdwards. Mews 48 M Y CLEANSERS. Ii k . Romper Boom 8:88 Sports 48 Thursdays, 11 hours of uninter­ Triaasls Flayhssss StS BROAD ST.—MI 9-7111 throats while helpmg smuggle rupted service 9 A.M. to 8 PJd. 18:88 Sam Lsyeassn Bbsw ne Passerby « 559 MAIN ST.—Sa 8-1477 Cartoon -nmo 7:88 VaioB Pacific 8 medical supplies to a Central Treasars Baal Nsws *• Looney Tanes You Asked For M 8 American country. Whs Do Tsa TrosIT 7:88 Deesy _ 8:18 Captain Baagareo Movie At 7 18 TV Danee Pa^y 88. 88 11:88 I Lave Laey Wagea Train _ 81, 88 Television Tips 8:88 The Three s L c c o "When Were You Born". Jeffrey Color) Guests: Cornelia Otis 'T h e Swift Cloud Story.'' Htsb- Skinner. Rita Gam. Denise The Priee le Blgh8 chlef b y “ fanned are those in the Weetem- Mr. Adams and By# '* Lynn and Anna. May Wong; Way Of Ufe spirited son of an Indian _ . JUSIYNE HIMWICH Detective catagory. 'Trace Hunt­ MEET VOUR 18:88 On the Oo Weather-Looal News 88 Darcel, composer Mitchell Par­ 11:18 Tep Dollar learns that his people can live In tfOPPER Doagh Re Ml 88, News M the Hoar Weather M ish and Singers Bnso Stuart! and CenoeatraUea eace with white m en.^ er," a new 1-hour Western series FRIENDS AT n ETTLE Trlaagle Playhense News aad Weather 48 AniU Ellis. Meet the Skm S[asle for a Sammer IfIghI 8, 88 TMeviBion'a aummer hlatuA this set hi Wyoming, concerns Sheriff ■ 1 r i T L i ; 18:88 Sam Leyeasen Show Sherleck Helmes' 88 Sea Baal 8 Don WILLIS Garage Pageant "The Seven Seas." Guests: Y lvto Trusare Hunt 7il8 News. Deaglas Bdwards 48 18:18 Weather, Sports aad News 8 11:46 Proyeeattea Della Chlesa. Danny CosteUo. yetur is bringtiiK with It tome new Trace Hunter, capable young law­ When Downtown Whb |>o Yon TrastT The Passerby 88 Air Power 18 8PB01AU8TS BN 18:88 Love (N Ufe Susan R ^ . Louise O'Brien. shows along wnth the.usual sum­ man, who maintains Isw and order 11:8 I Love Lacy News ' 88 Bold Vealnro 88 Brodc Peters. \ . „ Shopping . . . n o Price Is Bight - Toa-4 88 WHEEL AUQNMENT Bb8 Tie Tae Dewh Beseae 48 mer replacements, together with In the 1870's with the help of Ms 7:88 Name Thai Tune 8. 88 Featare 48 48 Aerass The Beard excitable deputy Chip VlUers . . . Way ef Life Baeksbia 88 BRAKE 3BRV10B U:88 Seoreh Far Temttrsw 8:88 Keep Taihiag . 8. 88 additions to the 1959 crop of fall 11:88 Tep Dollar - _ "Message to Garcia”. Wallace GENERAL AUTO REPAIR A switch of the dial arlll taka bs CeacentralioB ----- Stars " Tommy Nolan.- - "Cousin Beery and Barbara Stamrych. Oae Might Slaad ^ . 1! h o p j ^ s . For Lunch or Snack Casey". Shortly after Jody’s Earijf Late Show 81 BM<*dr 9^4881—18 MAIN ST. MANCmCSmi 8. 48. 1:88 Traekdei^ ." ' A niw'pahd show will dabut on from- the majestically beautiful Cover Story orphaned cousin comes to Buck­ IttU The Oaldlag Light Ranger Oilman has d lff^ lly ladaotry on Parade “Outside of Paradise". Phil Rea- convliMdng a frightened wltnese July 2 over NBC-TV. Titled "Who Teton Mountains In Wyoming to a t l : « n o U riag Word skin he becomes the prime sua- g u and Psnnr Singleton. 1:88 News a you*ll find it the *cay PMt In a bank robbery. 18:46 World’a Rest Merles 8 Masle Bings 8. 88 to testify against a killer after PayaT” the quiz Show wtM star lush setting In the Hawaiian la- 18:88 l.ove Of Ufe Rawkeye' 8 At Hsms WHh BM8r 81 his family Is threatened. ■ ^ ^ Tie T ae. Doagh "The Sisters" The Priee Is Bight (ester) 88, 18 Mike Wallace aa emeea and Sir lands. where two privets detec- you like at. . Aeroas n o Board Pelka Oo Bound U 11:88 News, Weather and ,Spirts 8. 18 Msyle Matinee 88 tlvee, Tracy Steele and his friend 8:88 The Texan 8. 48 Big itews 81 grange Affair." Brelyn Xeyee. Ossie and Harriet . Cedric itardwleke, Celeste Holm 11:88 Search Far Tonmrrow Stars Rory Calhoun. Longley SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ne Art ef lavestiag 88 "Jealous Joe Randolph. Trouble anil partner, *niomea Jeffereon. It Coaid Be Ton 88. 88 News and Wsalbor 88 develops for Ossie when he volun­ and Oene Klavan aa paneliats. Hie 899 Main St—ManchMter Pantomime Qahi geta help from a courageeds old 1:88 Oar Miss Brssks 8 LopekA are required to solve bef- 8. 88. editor when a vicious outlaw and 11:18 Tealare illm 8 liU pivsrss Beartog, ^ M teers to help neighbor .Clma game will be played as follows: 11:48 n e Oaldlag Ughi his band terrorise and destroy "Terror Street" Dan Dwryea. IN TE R IO R PAINTS EXTERIOR select a gift for her husband Joe. Hires oelebrtttes will be seated out fUhg eases Involving luxury hotels 1:88 News Jack Paar 88 iita As n e wl^^Varas 8rt8 The MUBeaaire^ , „ ,8. 48 the property of a peddler, Genevieve. Joyce Jameson. Guido PICrimB PRAMES—ARTIST MATERIALS Topper ■ 8 of sight of the panel but In view end even a few concerning the Music Bingo n e Bestleog OUB 88. 18 Mews 88 "n e Story of Fiank HarrlganJ At Homo With KHty John Payne stars. Ruthless liounty Parvlnl. Lenny Dee. . W A LLPAPER , E tc. Arthur Frana stars DlallluiMn^ of the audience. With eanh oeleb- U. S. Qovemment, taiasaiurii as Movie Matinee ’ Ted Steele Shew 18 The Ohristsphtss 68 businessman tosses away a check. Hawaii Is a port of entry. "Dhi- hunter posing as a sheriff hires 11:88 Jack Paar Bhow 88 881 MAIN ST. TKL. MI I 8888 1:88 Prayer — 8* rlty wlU appear Jhree persona who "Sabolage Squad, Bonner, to h^p him track down a 8rt8 Fsr Bsitsr sr Fsr Wsrsa 8. (W Masle HaU Presento Oau are employed by him or her—law­ mond Head.” as the series is ealled, RENEW THE and Kay Harris Mexican horse Ihlef and atitage Nows ^ 61 aneea Fsr A Da? 88. 88 Kiag 88. 88 Diveree Rearlag robber; In "Thunder Valley" 18:68 Nows and Woathor I Day la Csarl 8. 88 (Color). Guest; Glen Mason. yer, barber, etc. The pamel mem­ with its International atmosphere, 1:88 Oar Miss Breaks Walter TnaeheU Pile 8 1:88 ReadHnes 8 Denaa Beed Shew 8. St its background of tropical beauty WEDDING 8:88 Hsaoe Farty 8, 88 Donna gets her pedlatrlolaa hu^ bers win try to guess correcOy li88 As n # World Taras 8 . 88 Alex In Wonderland 18 Ths Csart at Ummam BslaNsBa the relationship of each employe and varM natlonalltlea, promises DAY Tapper 8:88 Father Knows Best 8. 48 88, 88 liand Involved In Judging a baby News Robert Young stars. Kathy causes Oals Storm Shsw 8. 88 contest. to the celebrity and then go on to to provide'' plenty ef color and Ooerdtton Baeeess > V IEW p oin te 8rt8 Ths Big Paystf 8 Mevie at Mlae ' _ If romance along with Intrigue and LOVELINESS a minor .commotion- when she In­ FOR THE BEST "Devil Ship." Wtlltam Bishop and identify the star . . .- ^ lfl\ 1:. Prayer vites her Grat boy friend home. "Big: Dave No. 1," the oil/wen T sa a s^ r. fcalsBS 88. 88 Newest of the fidl entries being suspense . . . Al/i O F YOUR 8:1 Far Better or For Woraa ’ Tales of Wells Fargo 81. 88 Beat n e Cleek t . 88 Richard Lane. JaacI Dean B , N. Dale Robertson stars. "The Clean­ named for "Today" star Dave Oar- iHliNar Playhsaee .48 8:88 I've Get A Seerel 8. 88 'll 1 BRIDAL Qaccn Par a Day up". Hardle attempts to clean up PICTURE 8:88 The Terdlet Is Tsars 8. 48 Bat Mastersea 88, 88 Day la Court roway, to be SMn aa piwt of the Frsm Thess Bests "Buffalo Kill.'' Masterson la MANCHESTER a tough and lawless towh that framed for the murder of an In­ GOWN 8 ;88 Rouse Party will not allow Walls Fargo to pass anniversary of the discovery of oil OsBBSotiesP Bt ~ ULTRA FASHION OPTICAL STYLE BAR The Court at Rumaa through without tribute. PROGRAMS Blehard WUHs dian boy. . Bold Jearneyi 8. 88 at Titusvdle, Pa., In 18S9. Carl 77hs Ds Tsa Trtisjr — BeM Veatare. 8 HEARING GLASSES MAIN ST.—m 8-1191 Oats Storm Skdw 8, "Madagascar." Quentin Keynes, 4rt8 n j j s r Andy Aeeased . M MANCHESTER Oungrcill, one o f the tw o brothers PERSONALITIIS sr Osasssaeaees ' 81,. ‘Trial of a woman charged with 8:88 ITie Big PayoR noted photographer-explorer nar­ the slaying of her Infant son with by QUAUTONE PROFESSIONAL HEARDfO DRY CLEANERS Yeung Dr. Malone 88, rates h im il^ ls of his Journey of who are drilling the well says:- (Color) Beat the Clock 8 the world’s fifth largest island. Amsriew rieaa___ a plastic bag. AID SERVICE 93 Wells St.— MI 3-7254 -JUI Star Playhoase Jack Douglas, host. "Wlldcattlhg Is something like JCathy^Osdfrey M;88 'TV Bear 8 NEW . . . 8:88 The- Verdict Is Tears 8. farming, In that you have to take n e Three gtotges "Wish On n e Moon." Peggy Ann 9 AMERICAN ROW 8:88 Frontier Jastice -8, 48 4iU Secret Storm Gamer, Erin O'Brien. Two pretty Hartford JA 5-9191 From Throe Roeto 88 Ernest Borgnins In "Black Creek a chance on nature. Instead of New York girls become. Involved • Besot J CoBarcllrat Bandstand Encounter". Sworp to never again 4:88 Bdge (N Night Blrhard Willis - planting grain, you plv>t a well CeaBly Fair in an ironic mlx-up of careers. • Peifonnaiiee use his gun. a one-time gunsharp COKURN ft KNDDLEKROOK, he. Oiab Ileass 18 ils Is Year U fe 81. 88 Who Do Yoa Trastf Is pressured for a fight by the and hope it produces something." Sibject; Steve Ail8». • C^ceahbility ; Home appolatmeate— 4:88 Ranger Andy grown-up son of his old-time vic­ INVESTMENTS Amsrleaa Has Truth Or Conseqaeaces 88 The oil series is called 8:88 Featare Flim W ^aesday N i A BexlBg 8, 68 hy your iavMatlen. tims. ' MR. OEOHOE P. JOHNSON JR., Maaager "I Am the La'S", Lirtithesvywelght bout . between Flower Fashions (Coior) Peter' Gunn i 88 88 Search" a segment In the "Oil AmericAB Randstaisd 8 Centennial Series" -to be seen on Robthson. Archie Moore and Yvon Durelle, . - ...... • Kathy Godfrey Craig . Stevens stars. "Death FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSAOIYONS HANDLED Papeyo_Tl 18-rd. championship. ii/ ...... The Three Stooges House Testament". A condemned various Thursdays from •'July 2 ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNUSTED--MUTUAL FUNDS xeeasvllle 18 Mike Wsllaec 18 by MILIKOWSKt killer's death house statement Featare 48 88 < WE C A U FOR AND DaiVER PRESCRIPTIONS t:l5 Secret Storm d through Aug. 27. Davs’s well 999 MAIN STREET TEL. Ml 8-119S ilr r t Shew ___'• ____ n i;8i Edge of .Night sends Gunn after a fortune In will be followed from its Inceptloif "Tnick Busters." Richard Travis. "SenUmental Journey." John. County Fair 88. stolen money. Advaatore Berlol tt Payne and Maureen O V ara." Club Hoase 18 Pantomime Qals- - I, 68 tp Its possible fruition. If It Artistry In Flowers American Bandstand Movie At Nine " 18 should be a dry hole, the cost will M l 9 - 9 8 1 4 ■•.88 Featare Film "Once Upon a Time’ ’ Cary ’ AH ExpeBSs T orts and Qralaes "Draprni Ply Squadron" Jc Grant and Janet Blair be $40 thousand; if it.Is a produc­ Hodlak 8:88 Joseph Cotton Show 8, 48 ing well, the cost Will be $70 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE Pope.vr Theater 8. "The Loilely Wlsard." Stars Rod thousand. GLOBE Ttefests, ReserrattoBSi BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS 695 Main St. Tcensvllle . Slelger. Story concerns the great Ja itm a M js m First Show electrical engineer Charles Rro- •AlrUiiea. Steansklit, RaUroiM^ "Footllght Parade” . >James Ci teaus:8lelnmetx. who overcame a TRAVEL SERVICE H ot^ Reaorta. The LADD and HALL CO» Inc. PINE PHARMACY Phone MI 9-526^ nr« ana Dick Powell. twisted body . and a ' tortured The oldest' gamlfllng game Advealarr Series heart, ' 88 UNION ST. — BOOKVnXJC / 1:88 Nlrkes' Moaso Clab 8. 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V O L . L X X P A G E F O U R MANCHEST'ER EVENING HERALb, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1»6» T^tevision PROGRAM ,4.:— TG Tha y . » a«r dta^taa... honest dock haaa la forced late I, ♦*<*.*«»*' " faerat crime when Ibe mob threalana la T’ftir^biuwii :jSd»at OT^Stht harm hla faintly. ^ Coiivciiti 4i«,'laak'^| Tha B d M 'M ^ y a 4. H Mrt "fo A Yaal" "The Bapk ' Co m ." Grandpa al- b ' M. m ■orrla. moat rains dverythlna wh«t Luka .. Tawa .M i a ^ _->eya Thaatar ^ ^ e ^ l^ e tt^ to b oriw ; work. FL!CTRONICS Yttt'Tawa Ce feaaavina ■ l e n c ^ Waw», , -1 j 4:44 DIek Pawelt' Praiaonia kana Orey iSBORATORiLS 1 iWSaertae. Saalwalie 'T h e BIX Wheel." Michey Koo- T1|6a 5oP E EE' aey, Thomaa Mitchell. "G lftProm A Gunman." Howard b a n k in g Adveatare Serial . 44 Keel. Story of a reformed yi Vaeie At H man who Ip followed Iv a p MAIN OFFICE i l l BROAD B iM N aw * „ 4:44 Walt Dtaaay Afvehtara >— racer ypUnfster. a:tt4t*i raa;Ya M aaa. j TIaia 4 St. Bscheier Psihar tt, ^ 9 t 3 Main Street New Yo ItaHp. fhew 1.-: .-af Open Thataday Bva. 4 p.m. to 4 p.aa. .a ^ r a a t a r C "Craeh Dive". t n e S * Pffa p , ae i "Parint'a Nicht." Kelly olters Leadera o TUa H f‘ Dana Aadrewa. Bentley's aervtcu In the play her “ Theater ■ -H school la Mttlnx on. EAST BRANCH •Cartaaa'- “ That Lady In, Brnilne". Batty Laavs It Ta Beavar 4.iM steel indus Otable and Cceal' Romero. "The Garsxe Paiatera. 285 East Center Street. a . 2 t e r . ‘L _ and Beaver try to Imitate M ^ Open Friday t a.m. la 4 p ja . ' Steelworke ^ 1 1 1 4 t ; N Tha TInrea 4:44 ■aehleherry____ Twain'e^"Tom Sawyer.” Tba Haeayaefeeare Men a( AaaapeHa federal me Mevia At Iflae 14 WEST BRANCH r Msa* Ob rha O Plaeh OeMaa "PIChter Squadron". Bobbrt Stack joint negot Waather t *^*ia*tM* Mil Ifeara aad Iporta and SUbnuad-O'Brien. Manchester Parkade' the walkou ^ A N E K SCRVICEi ^•Pepa 9t44 J ^ h —>e. Jjt , 4. Opaa Friday 4 a.m. ta 4 p.m. Mewt B4at Ts Run«»nr~bf fivffoLttA.** BArbGrtb TraaaaM Seat Ctahhaaae 44 were mum s w «rk f»U y 'gMUMile«4 Wha Da Tad VraatT Phoae Vaar Aaawer U B«1 G ^ d e«. John Kerr. An JBnc* 4:44 Nawe 4. K ll«h girl fnlle In love vHth a mar- changes in 11:4a I Lave L a » - a. « Nawa aad Weather • ried American pilot, / % JoMph F. Tha Pfiaa la Slab* t l Beacon Street tt. .. 31 2 .Way a iy jla P^eataro i t f Hwrent Aaasal Dtvidowd Rata. the Federal \ J 1 \ |( • Sparta 44 “The Swindle." Cbaoe aad him U i l i T a f DaHar id Maa ( staff plan a clever hoax to swindle dilation Se W M Watt Foiat Stary S a man out of the money he **b0^ warning th( Caver rowed" from a widow. The Savings Caaii Maria At Sevaa 1| iiettlement o "It’a A Joke Bon". June Lockhart Bongh BMers t. ES U:M Lave Of Ufa and Kanny Delaanr. "The Assassins." The Riders risk appears like Tie Taej Wantharr-Laeal Mewa IS their lives In an effort to foil an Finnegan, Newe and Weather 44, 44 assassination plot ag^nst pres. B a n k o f 11:14 a SSSS . PUea of Jotfrey' (hanoe t M Johnson. Joint talk* 1 It CaaM C c m v 1 :U Ooaalaa Bdarardb.' Mewa 44 Best of Oroacho '*St. IE arrival here Tcpie- • \ ' 4 4 rUght E v i s t a s ; U aM Mewa. ■ 44. Markham it M a n c h e ste r night: PToM b, h«ek, 1:44 Newc 1:44 Mr. aa4 Mra. MeHh 4 Masqaerade PaHj IE 'They can ' IMMit. . . y■ < (Color) At KaiM^tli KWy The Callferalaaa 4t y ref t jr "The Palnleae ExtracUonial." Weather. Sports and Mows E not talking.' Movie Mati Down". Grant ft' w^fxyertw'anM wt bank robbery. Withers and Beatrice Roberts side had cha 1 :M An Tha Warl4 Tatar *. 44 ^ n a t ef Moate Criate 4 kmird«V Tapper ■IXhwM Patrol XI Wfirld’s Best Movies S negan had i Wewe "Sweethearts". Jeanette MacDoiH Aaaia Oakley M aid and Nelson Bddy with union Thie la The U fa . LIheraee i$ resen tatives 1:M Prayer t:44 News. Weather aad Sports I. IE BOLAND Deeenbcr Bride 4, 44 *:44 Par B M er or Pea. Waraf 4. « Big News It gan. MARLOVrS SALON Oaeea Par A Day' - 19. Malt decider he wanta a awim- OIL COMPANY gay Ip-Caart mlnx pool when Ruth'a heart la News and Weather EE Heading t ret on new carpetine. i OMViMihatijr la Mm eeator 44 Haaae Party I, Feature 4E 4E 369 CENTER ST. for today’s i \ Tha Caart af . Raaiaa .Belali> Wha Payar M44.pe. .!:< biblical Bodom and Oomarrnb by lt:EE News ^id; Weather most 90 pe Tralh Qa< a man runninp amuck. Gopatjr Fair N l e l i o b S T Y L E B A R Aaieriead > Lawless, Vaara 41, 44 Cloh .House II steel. The j .^aUiy "The Tiny, Uorelll Story.” An Amerleaa. Baadotaad > MmeliMtM' TIRE i vn ia i f ^ : estimated V V 7*3MAIH'S];. Industries; v G O O D f ^ A R est hit. jDbiiiplele' Opt; "ii^BivIc The unlot OMrtaaf'.^AM .SyfeliiBUta Teii^vision PROGRAM 15-cent-sn-h NYLON TIRES in each yei Papaya Theater 4 A rancher diacovers a plot ta plus fringe M i i - V i f i C:M Acriealtars Bap«H TaaasvHIa 14 luor a young boy agsinet nia 4:14 Spaalib Oaaraa PIrrt Shaw XI (other. Shara bM PIm H tCS Rraad M. rejecting tl 4:44 Sacred Heart "TYhite Bondaye". Jaaa Muir aad IT Sanset Slelp t, 44 that an In 7:44 Teday Harry Davenport. "The Bouncing Chip." Stuart Seiesee la Bverydair U4e Adveatare Serial It Bailey is called in to find out T W L . m 3 .5 m would force 7:14 Tew s Grier \ Bia Tia Tla who is passing bogus 4100 chips at and thus h( I I \ l »a 1 : \ Newe 'v 4:44 Mickey Mease Glab 4. a casino. milon conte 7:14 OaderefaBdiac OBC'7rer4t^ ■arly Shaw It 14:44 Tha Uaeap 4 BreaUart Time fTt.s and 1 / / / / u /' z / f a / Z r " A ' Itoyal.. .Scandal,". A prosfserous businaas woman Is 4:44 HaplUcharde Bankhead and William gunned down and her youthful Sate Fur make m wai 4:14 Csplaiw-KaacfVta TwlHxhl Thaafrr husband la a prime snseitrt.' a priee incr 4»iiv i i i : a 'I' 4:44 Newe "They Came toBlo' Cavalcade Of t U f U ' ,1:44 Ha Paa Te B edaca'' f GeoKce Sandei Len Matthews Vs, Candy IfiL averaged IS :trt4 Peatare Pltat. . . | 444 Papave Thaab land of Pa. la 10-W.-Ughtwel Staraae This la Oar PaHk Ufa bout. .< RONDfE nCK-UP ob Lata MaV Danger Is My Baslnaap / --d (C tin Carlaaa Tima . w M heat jrear h i p g t f r I WoAlhcr, 14:14 T#4 Mack Amataav mitlh-- Laaaey Taaea •. ' IjEWS A Weather, Sparta aad -MPWti lhaa aay etfciie hwfHii 4:14 Captaia fCSacataw Blubj idusu Yea Are Thenere 4:44 Tha Three Staacas Karly Lata Shew Fisher •r tjTe M iMI Mr. Adamb aa4 Cva bws uud Wouthor "G.I. War Brides' 14:44 Ob Tha 04 ^Sports James Ellison Deach B« Ml M Y CLEANSSKS, lac. LetUa^Tell! > 'Wssteru Marslubl 14:44 Werld't Best Movie* A m BROAD BTe—ia t-Tlll i Trlsacla .Playhaaaa mociul Agent 1 (Double Feature) "Tba Postman 14:44I '______T tttsM w HbbI Novlo. At Soveu Always Rings Twice.".Lana Tur­ Sam l.avsaaaB Shew "Hitler, Dead or Alive.^ ner and John Carfleld. and "The W HITING CORP. ^ ^ Wha De Tea Trastr Bpnd^and Dorothy Tree. Unguarded Hour". Lorotta YoanK 1144 The Price IP BipM U HOtm SBRTICE' I Levs Lacy Wsibtfiau—L_ ...... m u I-Jews Nei n and___ Franc Fi hot ■ Troe, “ 254 M tOAd S». „ TTay st U fa News M d Wauther EE. EE Spertlighls - 14 11:44 O aaeeBt^ea MeUy Guldberg it Bperta Camara M AMtOLANCE PhoiM Ml 9.11M Tap Deliar Duuglus Kdwuuds. News 4E 11:4 News Weather aa4 Sparta - . 4 Gevar Stary toA 9bew . ■ EC Big News 44 SOtVICE PaHh Par Tp News EE News aad Weather 14 o r m a n 'c h e s t e r Waahingt 1144 Lava Of U M Bawhlda | ay FimHif# 4E EE em opponei Tie "Incident..West of Laao." Martha "Prisoner'.of Shark Island'' Tfar- slat a move Aeraaaxdr^^ ‘V_____ l r d Hyer. Af qimrlet at sistera la die- .ner Baxter and -Gloria Stuart; H L Ml 3 J > | 5 0 I t :I4 BaaraS P ar Tamarrew covered around their hroken-dowa 11 :U Peatare Film , 4 hill up for ahow waxon. "In Which We Itarye." Neel Haw ■ Be Yea ard" the Senate Qahi 4. 44. 44 Peta K tS r ’f Blase It, 44 But Sen. iM lIH IU The O bMIbx: U «h « TThe Poor Butterfly Story." A Jack Paar Skew 44 Speaking of Europe,; lialf of N ews I w recordint made by Pete "The Best ol P arr" taped from Ifadjgon Avenue aad ^fundet Colo) said) Masle Blare Kelly becomes the objrot of a the simw of jatre 9 and July 1 ro"ld at lea aa fa r ex - myaterloiu search. wUh Betty WhltP, BcRtg JohMon, Boulevard are being sent abroad A t HeBM WUh KIMy .Rog«ir Pricp and Imil Cochraii, tailed meas ■ y e a r Maria Matlaaa Adveataree Of Bln Tin Tla 4. 44 to find stiurs and gueata and "Oue Myalerleba Nicht", Chaater "Star of India." When Ft. Ted Steele Shew committee I a e X t ' p alatlag U;EE Jack Paar M ew r 3 scripts.. Nloe work If you can. Morria. Apache's champion polo team ar­ Newe V qualtfy. He noted job. Divarea Maariac t$ rives In India to challente the U :iE Newi aad WeaHmE been obtain^ 1:44 Oar lU aaB r^a witlah team. It rune Into turmoil, 2:SE Newe •* 1:44 Aa The Warld Taras 4. ^ ErEE raiery Qaean 99. M Tennia fans, put away your meet all da\ Tapper 4 "Confession of a Murder." For­ to quit at Newe ’ 44 mer purtllet s ^ a Qiiefn's aid In rackets on Aug. 28, 29 and 30 and mson Half Bear PHm 44 dlaooverint----- erint why a ' youth ait happily in your favorite 'TV' Itself goes I 1:M Prayer .4 4 quick lit makint a confession. chair and watch a blua-ribbon Sen. San- 9:44 Far'BaMar Or Par Waraa 4 DIeney Presaats 4. U said. howex IT C O . area Par A Dap "The Goofy Sports Story, Goofy V IE W p o in ts event. The Davis Cup Challenge say : la Caart demonstrates his sblllty Round will be broadcast again by of the sub: m Hala .SL— Phoae M l t>UWl 9:44 Haepe Party rtl-around athlete. been printe The Oaart af Haw: Heary Maryan Shew- • piBC-TV. (This ia the eighth year Markham By HOPE to RlVOHIB NBC has covered the event.) This port of the PrevleiWB Oala Starm Shaw DIvaree Hesriat ’ Is the first Ume since 1950 that he available 441 Tha Bte Payaff 7T^ Phil Slivers SHhw 4. N B C proudly Aimounc«|i -' tlutt Orderly pro TsBar Dr. HBlaaa "Bllko's’ Allergy.'' A sudden___ the U.S. is the defender. From the Hmdiesltr Draic Beat The Cleek Clement R- Atlec.. former 31111911 delay, he c< aversion- tA cards threatens to prime minister, and Dkyid Ixiw, famous turf'courts of the historic Ned Meaes, Ph.O. Ref. Phann All Star Playhaaaa ruin Bllko'.v future In the Army. West Side Tennia Club in Forest Awaiting Preprleter 4:14 The . Verdict I* Ye *Wlcuad 99 t » Britain's leading political cartoon- Prom Theta Mih^ Prescription for Murder." The Hills, N. T. Bubcommitt CsBaacMeat BaaBaadatf wife of a prominent brain sur- iat.'.are'.the first distinguished per- to extendin Blehard Wims geon Is kidnaped. SonalltlM acheduled for their n«w c m W I D E Stuart Novins, moderator of rights comr FREE DELIVERT Wha Da Vaa Traatr Tomb.ioar Territory i 49 IS "conversations'' sui .ahtry for 4:44 Baarar Aady "The Youngest Gun." la a liatlle "Face. The Nation” tuid “Coiigrea- the preserv T ra n Or Oaaaaaaeaeaa with three outlaws. Hollister kills the. 1959-00 season. Both telecasts for inspect!' PreaortpUoa Sm iata sional CIoMUp,” tells the story loT (Color) one. and the other escapes In a Will be produced' in Ebigland this -era! upon 6 Oeaplete Baby aad:-. Amerteu Baaielaad shooting witnessed by a 14-year- sufnmer, as part of a group of hla yoUnig son who is on a midget. ^ CnametlB DeaiaiiaBea f Kathy Godfrey old son. baseball team. Stuart''was waioli* However. ..The Three Btaeaes Mavle At Niue 1 | *‘Wlsdom” to be fUmed or :^deo ing a. gam# and Larry saw hUH and Eastland ( Sleli RfataSM l^te, 4:14 Secret Sterm "B^plonage Agent." Joel McCrea ta p ^ in European locations. Re­ 4:M Rdice Of Nlxht and Brenda Marshall. came running up to him: "Daddy, of civil rlgi Ceaaty Fair 4:14 TV Playbsase 4 . 44 member David Low's JntemhUon- daddy, you missed it. I caught a to a report Gtab Heatc 14 William JoycA In '-‘Ballad To Die sUy. known character. Colonel high pop fly ban," “ Larry, that's bring up 9-4541 Amerleaa Baadsfaad For." Ston' o t a singing cowboy Blimp—a bumbling'miHttoy- type 4:44 Pealara PHm 4 who trades hie guitar for a gun. fine, son", said Novins.. Then Larr;" would be p tlT Mala HitV.i'RlBawlieater "Aliaa the Deacoa” . Denola •Weetorn Theater .44. .44 who uttered “blatantly self:«on- looked tm again and added: "Welt O'Keefe. bate. "Baay-going Man.”.-Lee Marvin. tradictory aphorlamaT" that la, I ALMOST caught It!"^ Southern have tndioe HOW STRONG IS YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOUO (OontiBi W e feei that you might profit by having one of present holdings appear to meet your personal JEhn Lai^ Inc. our experienced investment, specialists examine investment objeotlvea, we will' tell yoti so. If INSUkOltili ~ REALTORS and reappraise your present'portfolio. yoor portfolio requires re-alignment, tvs' 'Wlflt; Our long experience and extensive Reamrch make specific suggestions. , 164 EAST CENTER STREET— MI 9-5261 facilities are at yotir complete dtsposal. If .your ■ JBDWARD W. KRASBNICS, Manager. , OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 •IS MAIM ST: AND SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON MANCHESTER SH fAR SO N, H a MMILL 6 Co. "SfHSr AN INDEPENDENT AGENT iBERVES YOU BEST Aimi.txn New txc>Mg«

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