FRroAy, AUGUST T, IBM a PAOB fOURTEm iftanrlfpstpr ^ttrtiing i|(rald Bloodmohile Visits Elks Home on Monday from 12:45 to 5:30 p. m.
Mambera of tha 8th Dlatiict Fire MIsa Edith McMullen and Miss oomnitttM o f Hw Board of Dl-1 About Town ! Department are requested to meet Taxpayers Fail Cheryl Kuhney, primary depart raetoia. Tha atB>ooiam(ttas rae-; AYcnge Daily Net Preoa Run Tbe Waatkar i at the flrihouee at 5;30 tomorrow- ment; and Mrs. Milton Tedford, Martin Asks ommandad that Martin bivlta bids Foreeaek of D. B. Weataar Bataan night, In uniform, to participate In To Add Interest |Miss Osll Bowers snd M|ss petty for an Otympic siaa pool. 42 tk by For the Week Baded the parade In Broad Brook. May X8rd, l»8t Mr. uid Mrs. David Turkington Abiid. Junior department.' 80 feet. ' IJght, oneaaloaal aheweia la Bf Marlbank. Ontario, Canada, arr Miss Dlsne MIkoleit will be In For Bidders W R T K iN S - For Delinquency j Also Wi the project will be a afternoon, tonight and 81 on day. vlaiUBg vvith Mra Turkington» Members of the class of IP.V). j charge of a nursery for teachers' wading pool 42 tk by 30 feet, a 12,925 iianrhw tpr lEupmttg ■Istcr. Mra. E3mrr' H. Kandall of Manchester High School, Interested i t/ow tonight near aA. High Raaiajr Manchealer Tax Collector Paul I children. building to house IMtration and re- 110 Parkar St. Thr Turklngton*' In forming a reunion committee On New Pool WEST Member of the AnMt near 15. filtration equipment, boys and; Bnreaa ef OIrealatlea aon, Edward, hia wife and three are asked, to meet at the British Cervini aald today that more than j girls toilet facilities a ^ showers.. Manchester-—A City of VUlaae Charm chUdran are now varatlnninK at the American Club Monday night at 8 too payments of town taxes have Notification has been sent out An alternate bid wotild be on a i Clinton cottage of Tnrktngton * Hmicisen Apficar^ Fiatral SeryiM o'clock. i been made incorre<-tly during the by General Manager Richard Mar T-shaped pool to allow a special couain and her huaband, Mr and . ____ . tin that bids will be taken on con ORMOND i. WEBt, OInelat Mra. Rajinond Qulsh of 110 Forest past week. a*ea for diving. VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 263 TEN PAGES—'TV SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 195!T (OlaaOflad Advertlelag en Page 8) PRICE FIVE C»NTS The New F.ngland district as O n ‘Doiifsh Re-Mi’ struction of an outdoor swimming The area wdll be enclosed by a 142 EASS OBNtBB 8T. 8t. They will return to Manchester Residents making payments this i pool at 'Verpjanck School. The win before iroing bark to Canada. sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses will week forgot to add qne per cent.' chain-link fence. Mltchffl f-IlM be heid In Providence. R. 1.. Aug. Walter O. Haueisen of 118 Pine ner of the contract will provide the The fiscal r olictea subcommittee . of the total bill, becaiiae their pay plans and specifications. j 13 through 18. All meetings are ments were late. The due date fori St., is no ws contestknt on the said at a special meeting Wednes State Police Plan 'free and open to the public. TV show, "Dough. Re-Ml," in This is the second time bids have day night that $45,000 has been , the first half of the pa.vment waa | been Invited for the||utdoor pool July 1. but Aug. 1 waa the date: which three contcstarils vli fo r ! earmarked from the capital im -. Mancheater’s Oldeat Explorer VI Works rhaiiipionslilp status, at Vsrptanck. The first time wss In Rights Apt Letters to Parents L T. WOOD CO. Col. William Spattg. retired Ssl- when the interest charge went May, and while four conilpahiea provements fund for the pool. with Ftneat FuiUHea. Three notes of a soni. are played Off-Straet Parktag ICE PLANT ] vation Army officer, will apeak on into effect. and the I'onteslantS’ hid for the were Invited to bid on the project, Of llTiruly Children 'his hobby. "The Art of Gem Cut*, The Interest oharge la made on , only one did so. .Add Texture Interest EataMMied 1824 •1 BISSELL ST. chance to Identify the song. If all . Making up a package of lemon-' i ting," at the-meeting of the Kl- the total, bill, even though only miss. Another note Is plsyed and Navy Develops ‘Eye’ The project was dropped tem I wan IS Club Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. half the bill waa due July 1 If the ' flavored gelatin dessert 7 Add some ; i f f Perfectly in Space Cube»4^ruaheH-Block$ the bidding reaiuncs. Hartford, Aug, 8 UP — Con ; at the Manchester Country Club. porarily by Martin, w’ho said, tbs drained crushed pineapple to It fo r . whole bill amounted to more than There are three songs per game, companies had not bid bocause they Ual^a necticut State Police are going 130. valued at SlOO, 1200 and finally, texture interest. to use an old ' achooltea^er's I had full work schedules. trick in dealing with unruly Any members of the Manchester ■ Resirienla can aave confiiaion if $300. Engaged In his letter to the companies By DTANUSy MEIBLER ^reported that every Instrument they add the one per cent charge i Haueisen has been on the show The engagement and coming Cape Canaveral, Fla., Aug. tested was working perfectly. juveniles. Emblem Club wishing to join the yesterday^ Martin wrote. "It is our Shreveport, LR., Aug. 8 (JP) Letters will go to the chil party going to see "Country Girl" to their bills'hefnre aending chevka I since Wednesday. On Thursday, he marriage of their daughter, Arlene thought that we can outline briefly —A 3-judge federal court ia 8 (/P)— Paddle-wheeled Ex Moat of the experiments are de to the col erlor's office. The 100. becsnie champion when he correct signed to provide vital Infomthti®’' dren's parents, said Commis Tuesday night at the Somers Plsy- -Mae Coville, to Robert Croteau la and simply our idea of a pool and plorer VI, the most advanc^ sioners Leo J. Mulcahy yester hoiise may contact either Mrs. erroneous pa.vments made this I ly identified the $500 song. In the that we can obtain bids on the basis studying testimony in a Loui for Mnding a man into Space. In Teacher of week wiere returned t-’ the send- announced by her parents, Mr. and day. Spy Across Ocean Ronald Gates, Mrs. Raymond Ellis j present round, to be resumed that tha successful bidder wrill pro siana-United States, case in American satellite, orbited in summary, the instruments would: era. i Monday, he Is stili In competition Mrs. Francis E. Coville, 72 Oak- * The ever a wide sweep around the Juveniles who break the law ^PIANO ani OROAN^ or Mrs. Harold Burnett. One of vide contract planajsnd apeciflca- which the state seeks to wipe 1. Measure the Intensity and will still be arrested and prose ; these people should be contacted and has a chance to regain the wood Rd. tiona. I Earth today and collected sci length of the deadly radiation in title by naming the $.500 song. out the Civil Rights Act as cuted, he said. But the parents ^Noir aooeptlnr reglatrationa > by Sunday night. Her n it the son of Mr. and "We want to avoid propnetarv; popular unconstitutional. entific data that may ease the Van Allen belt# that hover of children who are questioned Haueiaen la the son of ,Mrs. Mary I apeciflcationi or plans in the bid-1 around the Earth. far fan elaaaea begbinlng Sep ^ acatidn SclifMjJ__ B HaiieUen nr 118 Pine St. He Is Mrs. Archie Croteau, It Rosemary The court took the care under man’s way into space. b.v police in connection with Campbell Council, knights of Co PI. iding-phaae. - ...... ------.-...... 4 ‘ Balmacaan 2. Demonstrate whether the drinking, gangs or the like will Adds Time N tember 8. Begtmera A Spe- advisement yesterday after a 1- The spheroid, sporting four pad lumbus. will hold a apeclal meeting a native of Manchester, a Marine "We would greatly appreciate it I >dalty. At Second Church Corpa veteran of World War II, -Miss Coville is a graduate of day hearing. Indicating the study dle vanes trying to catch energy four paddle vanes can convert receive letters. Sunday nlgbt at 7850 at the K of C: If you would send us any ideas | enough of the sun's raj’s into elec Mulcshy said he hoped the and preaently l.s ciiiployed aa a dia- Man, .tester High Scnool and of the you have to improve the emilosed would take some time. from the sun. was launched yester CALL Home’ fo take action on the death: IBM School in Hartford. Her fi Atty. Gen. Jack Oremllllon of trical energy so that a future apace plan would combat delinquency of Joseph Doyle. Following this, The Second----- Congregational frtcl salea manager for the Ball combined bid invitation and spectfl- day at the Missile Test Center To Alert on MARION MOIERG Canning Co. in Pittsburgh, Pa. ance U a graduate of the Howell Louisiana, representing Louleiana ship could send radio messages "through preventive meaaurea members will recite the Rosary at i Church W ill open Its Vacation' cations." here. A Thor-Able rocket, 90 feet aa well a* performing a service Ml 9.4878 Bible School beginning Monday^ at , fJlieney Technical School. voter registrars, contended a per long and in three stages, sent It from 20 to 60 million miles in hla late home. 234 Tolland Tpke ,: The, in\'1tstion to bid follows a RAINCOAT S.Mice. to-parents." ' fl a.m. ' \ The wedding will take place In recoin'. ndation made Mondav son’s basic righU to know his ac aloft. i with the Rev. Joseph Farrell, chap-1 Owls (’an Spr hy Day cuser and to defend himself were A-Missiles I lain. In charge. i "Following Jesus” will be the St. James's Church on Oct. 17. night by the 8v,*hnming pool aub- Soaring 25,950 miles from Earth 3. Scan the Barth's cloud cover denied under the congressional act at Its highest point and coming 152 and transmit radio signals that theme for the 2is-hoiir ses.slon to New York — Owds, popularly Here's the rnincoat to By EI.TON C. FAY be held esrh weekday through setting up the executive agency. miles above Earth at it* lowest, might be converted into pictures supposed to be able to see only that could help weather forecast Steven Loses Aug 21. at night, can see by daylight, ac wear everywhere, rain U.S. Asst. Atty. Gen. W. Wilson the satellite had the longest orbit •m ■ V Wfiflhingtrtn, Aug. 8 (JPf— Children entering kindergarten cording to the Better Vision Insti- ! Whits replied that the act does of the six artificial moons now in ing. A new radar device to spy through aixth grade are eligible to ' tiite. Their night vision is s lit- ; time or sunshine. protect a person s rights because Space. It also takes six times as 4. Measure the density of micro- It provides for summoned witness meteorites or cosmic dust to see First Argument acrofifl oceanfi and give a quick attend. tie aimrper than that of human be- ' V J g B - Self PICK-UP long as any other satellite to make report on ballifitic missile Manchester - - 5-Reom Ranch Teachers will be Mrs. Arthur ings, the institute sayj. They are Combed poplin, water es to have the advice of a lawyer. trip around the Earth—12 (j how t space ship would hold up 0> Risley, Mrs. Henry Csmpbell and unable to lurn their eyea in thelri w ra.SKgCASES OF OF SODA SODA AT AT The hearing was called after hours under their bombardment. launchings is being developed, DISCOUNT PRICER Louisiana obtained a court order 5. Chart the Earth's magnetic To Anne Marie Owner transferred. Carport, 8 bedrooms, living room witlT Miss Siiskn Stolttnberg. beginner, sockets, but can pivot their heads repellent, fly front, Packed in the 142-pound satel - the U.S. Navy «ays. AT OUR BOTTLINO PLANT preventing a commission hearing field. earner fireplace, large kitchen, pinji cabinets, Hie hath, full depsrtment; Mrs.' Roswell Crsne, 1 over an arc of 270 degrees.^ 12 Larga Bottles lite was the mo.st comprehensive The radar alM could be UMd as Prirea quoted are for home deHv- plaid lining, ragian scheduled last month in Shreve scientific package ever orbited by 6. Study the behavior of radio Kristianaand, Norway, Aug. 8 IB one means of uncovering OMak oallar. combination windows, nil hot water heat, town water erlea only; extra charge for ban- port. The commission then claimed the United States, enough instru Steven Rockefeller announced tests of nuclear weapons at vtola- aaA-aewers. walking distance to scJioohi and shopping center. $1.50 qiieta. partlea, abowera, weddinga, .aleeves, double sla.xh It had received voting right denial ments to perform 15 experiments. (Continued on Page Three) with a grin today he has lost hia tIon of any tntematkmal ngeae etc. , complaints from 57 Negroes ■ Mgay extras. Must he seen to be appreciated, .May assume I Tax Incl. The National Astronautics and first real argument to hia financee. " ■ I ment. mortgage. Plus Deposit pockets. Sises 10 to 18 against 17 parish (county) regis Space Administration in Wash Therefore his wedding \yill be per Dr. WtUiam J. TkaMr at the trars. ington, getting reports on signals formed two week* from today in th* Offles of Nsval Rssearefa and For The Best In Gas Heat in natural. W. M. Shaw of Homer, legal Suburbia Today TEL. Ml 9-3235 "S i .6 5 Delivered MANCHESTER transmitted by the satellite on "new" Lunde Church. *Tather" of the new radar Mtup counsel for the State Joint Legis 108.06 and 108.09 megacycles and The son . of New York Gov. Nel called Project . Tepee, aald laat I Tax Incl. lative Committee on Segregation, on an undisclosed high frequency. In Herald Today son Rockefeller appeared before night: Plus Deposit BOTTLING CO. contended the Civil Rights Com reporter^ and photographers with "1 would hope you eould dotibla mission accepted blind accusa Anne Marie Rasmusaen outside the the warning time." P. STOLTZ, Inc. 10 HENDERSON RD. tions. Shaw represented six in home of the bride's father. rhia would mean tiiat the t M t ' -A ★ ★ dividuals — not registrars — who Threat by Segregationist He confined details of tbe nup ed State* would have ahnoot M MI4-7922 wers subpoenaed by the commis FURRIERS tials to the choice of the churchr. minutee towtead of Ifi ntinutao— GAS HEATING CONTRACTORS sion for th# July scheduled hear "If I give you everything about CHESTER'S and DESIGNERS Small Bottles possible luider" the U.S. ayatam 496 PARK STREET_HARTFORD ing. the wedding now," he said, "you now being built—in . to Case of 24 .South Off Louisiana's Injunction against won't have anything to write at the launch coimter-weapona. Military Remodel TELEPHONE CHapd 7-2651 the commission, held since July, Buyer’s Strike Faces time of the wedding and then you’d men figure It would take about $ 1.20 r- Contor St. expired at yesterday's hearing. be the ones who were sorry." 30 irinutes for a mtaaile Srad, In YOUR OLD FUR CO^T I Tax Incl. But both sides sgreed the commis Steven bad wanted to be 'married Russia to reach the United States. INTO A NEW sion would withhold any further in the 3-century-old church in Sogne Plus Dfposit N o r th O f f . . . Make it « point to inquiries on Louisiana until the because of its tradition and primi Thaler, 33, talked to newamen about the project.. Aaksid tf the • Cape • Stole Stores in Little R o ck tive beauty, but Anne Marie in $1.35 Delivered W M t Contor St. see our many exciting (OoBtiBiMd on Page Three) sisted on the "new’’ church where Nayy had tested the device against • Jacket From *19 95 she waa christened and confirmed Russian ICBM teetlng iaunchinga, I Tax Incl. new styles and fabrics. Uttle Rook Ark., Aug. 8 (IP)- 9 Negroes “ 're working as a team In the Norwegian Lutheran faith. he replied "No comment." Call MI 9-1318 or RockvIUe. TR 5-5929 Plus Deposit'' One of the top •egregationist# ' to make the parents of IJttle Rook Steven yielded and judging from Trials with the device, which ha Bubnuit (to integrationi regardless All that remains of a building in downtown Roaeburg, Ore., stands alone after the dynamite blast said la still In the early "bread 81 BURRE ROAD, ROCKVOXE 7 Whites Held leader# today ttweatened a "buy hia good humor he regarded it aa that wrecked several pquar# blocim in the heart o f Oie city. (AP Photofax). For Free Eatimate In four Home. Amesite Drives (* their own or their children’s something less than a crisis. board" development stage, have SMALL BOHLES CASE OF 30 s' strike" against gowntowti feelings.” TTie 2S-.vear-old heir to some of > worked at what amount to tnter- 8 Y merchant# here if high echool in Guthridge said the merchant# the Rockefeller millions had been eontinental nmges--fi,s60 mUes. .50 Case Of 30 .75 Delivered After Blast at tegration comee a# scheduled "claim they want peaceful pub avoiding newsmen since he came Thaler said tha device U located *1 Wednesday. lic achools. here last week to culminate the I^eath Toll 11, THE Tax Incl. Tax Incl. Royal Nuptiah Divert at an undiaelosad place in eentL HALE’S READY-TO- Negro’s Home "If on* Negro even attempts to 'AM they need to do isJe.U Daisy romance which apparently started nental United States and picked Today's prescription at today's CO. Plus Deposit n Plus Deposit WEAR DEPARTMENT attend a white high *chool,” said Bateir'io tell the Negroe# to go to when Anne Marie was serving a* Bodies Hunted up the ballistic missUe-nuclsar' sx- Take Elevator to - Ami* Guthridge, "we are calling Horace Mann and we will have per a maid In the Rockefeller house ploslve tests pisds Isat summsr In Thomas Colla Wilmington, Del., Aug. 8 (JPI pricedelivers to you what the Second Floor. on the people of every school dis manent, peace in Little Rock." hold. Laos fr6m Red Peril Projsct Argue in the South Atlan Seven whlto men have been ar Steven flnall.v gave In and con Ml 9-5224 J A 2 -5 7 5 0 trict in Arkansas to stage a buy In this, Guthridge hit at the In Blast City tic and the Johnston Island tests millionaire of 20 years ago rested In connection with the first ers' etrike. against Little Rock Committee for Peaceful Operation sented to todajr’a conference. He In th# Pacific. of two explosions that ripped Main Street merchants, and of Our Public Schools, a new group emerged first, and alone, from the Vientiane, Ijios, Aug. 8 (B—Ex-Oshowed Red troopa -border area However, th# New York Times through a Negro home. against ever'*' firm that employs of civic and business leaders. citement over an impending royal tribes people with some Vietminh Roseburg, Or#., Aug. 8 UP>— said today that several staiions couldn^t buy at any price, Delaware State Police Capt. even one Negro." Daisy Bates is Mrs. L. C. Bates, (Continued m Page Three) wedding diverted Laotiana' atten officers—thrusting into Laos in Eight blocks of the busineM dis are now in operation, adding: "The .Tohn Herbert said after yester four prongs in Samneua and TODAT'S PRESCMPTION IS THE BIGGEST NoiN’t the time to gtt that fiym Suitli Guthridge, attorney for the Seg Arkansas head of the National Aa- tion today from the threat of Com trict of this southern Oregon city BARGAIN IN HISTORY day’s announcement of the nrre.sla sociation for the Advancement of Phongsaly provinces. The Com (Ciontianed ea Page Three) Here's The Bra For You! that officials expect more to fol regationist Ca/pital (Ntizen# Coun munist troops to this little Buddhist munists reportedly have heavy seared and shattered when fa- FnbUahed In the tntereat of pharmacy and medicine by cil, also said hi* organiwition had Colored People, and Horace Mann low. Ike Will Start kingdom. strength in the valley stretching truck load of explosives blew up Herbert did not explain, whether planned othe actions in connect is a Negro high school. from the Vietnam border below the like a bomb— were sealed off by tion with integration, but said he Diplomats and Laotian officials they might-be in' connection with Guthridge set a deadline of 9 began leaving for Luang-Prabanjj, Red regimental headquarters ~at the National Guard today while Product Month the first blast April 7 that caused couldn't reveal it. a.m. Monday for the merchants "to Dien Bien Phu to'within 35 miles searchers sought more victims. jungle-rimmed ancient capital of Grainger 'William#, preeident of assure tis"—and declined to elabor- European Trip of Samneua City. The situation waa At least 11 persona were killed $3,500 damage or the latest explo what was once called "The Land I* Bulletins ■ WESTOWN sion last Sunday that completely the Uttle Rbcit tltaniber of Com ate furtherr of a Million Elephants." for the last reported calm with no troop early yesterday when the 6'/4 ton* PHARMACY*^ TV. Room... Play Room7 wrecked the home of Mr. and Mrs. merce, when asked to comment, Another segregationist charged marriage Monday of Princeas Dala movements by the Communists or of dynamite and other explosives from the AP Wires that police plan to use tear gaa About Aug. 28 450 Hartford Road— (Corner of McKee)— MI 9-9946 George RaVfleld. The Rayfleld* said he felt "aditional comment Znaf. i-oyal army. detonated after fire spread to the and their teenage daughter were wouli’ be in poor taste." against "peaceable assemblies" She is the pert 24-year-old grand American pilots whose conjmer- parked truck from a nearby build Choose NU-WOOD* ceiling tiles not at home at either time. Th* chambe- last winter official when Integrated schoola open here Washington, Aug. 8 (Pi—Pre,si- daughter of King Sisavang Vong, cial charter planes have been taken ing blaze. IKE EXPANDS TBIP for beauty and sound control! The Rayflelds were the first and ly \trged th* re-opening of public Wednesday. dent Eisenhower begins his fcu- who ascended the throne of this over b.v the military for flights into Coroner C. H. Babbitt said he Wanhtaigtan. Aug. 8 (Y1 — only Negro famil.v to move into high sc oola. A Negro lawyer pledged to seek i'9pean meetings with Allied lead tiny Buddhist nation in 1904. Tem- the troubled area told a reporter was certain that there were other President Kiswnhower today the previously all-white nearby Guthridge charged the mer ers about Aug. 28 planning to get ple’-apired Ixiang-Prabang ig some there was no sign of action at least deaths. He said ashes, believed to broadened plane for bie trip to community of Collins Park last chant# of Main St. and Little Rock (Continued on Pnge rhre#) western signals straight foj- his I ^oo mile* west of the battle area at major points and towns seem be the remain*’'o f humans, were Western Europe to Inehide talks January. , r talks with Soviet Premier Nikita of Samneua where Communist undisturbed. found in a charred rooming house with Italian Prlnse Minister LAST 2 DAYS! At the start they were p la ced Khrushchev. troops have penetrated 50 nliles in For the moment, the main in- near the blast scene. The ashes Antonio Segal and two top of by demonstrations. Then things Eisenhower first will fly to Lon side I-aos from North iVetnam and tereat in . this tree-shaded capital are being sent to a laj>oratory for ficials of NATO. Separate meet quieted down Until the explosion Queen Rests at Balmoral don for several da.ys of informal occupied two towns. on the Banks of the Mekong waa testing. not the Communist disturbances Some 100 persons WJfl'e injured ings with tile NATO officials April 7. talks with British Prime Minister Latest reports from the front and the Italian. Prime Mfiilater but the wedding. by the blast, 52 of them requiring There were no other demonstra Harold Macmillan. On Sbpt. 2 he will take p b ^ in Paris alter tions or violence until Sunday's ex will go to Paris for talks with ' 'PftncHis Dala, second daughter hospital treatment. of (Trown Prince Sevang Vatthana, The explosion, which eyewit Biaenhower Has ended coofer- plosion which completely ruined French President Charles de ences with Freticli President the $13,500 home. British Press in Tizzy is marrying I^ n ce Souphanouvong, nesses said sent a colunui Of flame Gaulle. Charles de Oaol|e. The Rayflelds are staying with Officials ^ in . Washington and News Tidbits director of civil aviation in Laos, hundreds of feet into the air, * relatives here. They plan to move Bonn alsp are discussing a pos Culled from ,AP W in* wise and also a grandson of the caused extensive damage to an 3,500 soon into a hoiife here which they king. eight block section on the edge of BTRfKE rOLLOWR RIOTS sible meeting with West German rented from Francis A. Levering On Coming Royal Child The bridegrom is a nephew of I the main business district. Build- Tucunuui, ArgentinA Aog. 8 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. ■ the older Prince Souphanouvong, inga in some 22 blocks around the (>P)—A general strike woe'called Jr., a real estate agent who had White House press secretary sold them the ' home in Collins Satellite tracking station at foUner-Pathet Lao leader and now I blast scene were damaged to a today in this capital o f Tocoman Cost u ixi€ J e wel ry Park. Balmoral, Scotland, Aug. 8 But there are suggesUona a new James C. Hagerj..Y annouced these Singapore, operated by U.S. Air head of the Communist Neo L ao; lesser extent. Firemen said they Proving to sopport strlldag Th* Ra.yflelda were not imme Queen Elizabeth II began vaca prince be given e title inspired b.v details of the President's Eu Force, reporU picking.up signals Haksat party, who was arrested' had reports of windows being sugar workers after a wild Eight diately available for comment, but tioning today with her family to the British commonwealth. The ropean itinerary yesterday as the frpm Explorer VI laat night, say of rioting. One worker was earlier in the week asked how they recover from the strain of her News Chronicle suggested the capital continued preparations for ing they were loud and clear . . . (Continned on Page Three) (Oontinned on Pago Three) killed snd the governor stoked. Canadian tour and to rest up for Duke of Ottawb. Khrushchev's visit Sept. 15. The Mrs. Margaret May, Auburn, N.Y.. Police reectied Gov. Celeetino (Continued on Pnge Three) her third child. In a little more than a century President will return the ■ visit by elected secretary of A.M.E. Zion GeM from a mob which mebed CLEARANCE The 33-year-old queen arrived at only two important changes in tra going to Moscow later this fall. Woman's Home and Foreign Mia^ his car and burned IL Among 18 Balmoral Castle yesterday, with dition surrounding royal births The State Department Said that Sionary Society at its final session Walkout in 25th Day others Injured hr" the fightfng Britain's press in a sentimental have been made. Secretary of State Christian A. NU-WOOD Hie* Iraniferm new or last night in Hartford. ~ were IS policemen, Ineinding the 11 Youths Indicted tizzy over the coming happy event. The first was started in the last Herter would accompany the Pres Three persons killed and 28 Inspector general, Nabor soes. remodeled room* inte quieter, more Messages of congratulations flood century t^tOueen Victoria who in ident lo his meetings with the wounded by bomb thrown Into and three strikers. er«ioyoble work, itudy and picry oreot. For Sldying Negra ed the tiny village post office near sisted on Haying an anesthetic to Allied leaders. crowded market place at Vredeyf, SATURDAY, AututI M i-W % OFF NEW. ease her labdr. Hagerty said he-did not know Senators Bid Ike Try Each 12x12 iWe i* pre-dqcoroted ood a Balmoral. Tunisia . . . Headon crash kills TYPHOON BB'EEPS JAfAN 0 ^ / Chicago, Aug. 8 t/Pi—A grand Behind the gray walls of the The second change has to do with whether Mrs. Eksenhower would six persons near Steele, N.D. . . . Tokyo, Aug. 8 liVi—Typhoon ho* on eo*y ftt-iogeiher edge for eo*y jury has indicted 11 youths in the castle built by Queen Victoria in Queen Elizabeth H. go to 'London and Paris with the State Police arrest John(ton. R.I., Ellen, pocking ceater uriiMs of opplicotion. m m tie n ro m mifriTer of a Negro bus driver July "1854, Elizabeth with Prince Philip In olden times when plot# often President. ^ TUESDAY, August 1 1 t h -7 0 % ^ women, who they saidi will be To End Steel Dispute 60 m.p.h. swept a destructive 30- shortly after he quit work for and their two children were effec- swirled around the throne. There In announcing the London" meet charged with Ipirboiing three men path acroM southern Ja|ian to- Nli-WOOO Hie* ore flni*bed with high STAR'S'f u o W E R 2 * ® the day. tlvel.v screened from th* excite was always a fear that at the time ing with Macmillan, Hagerty said who escaped from R.T. State Pris da.v, killing at least 9 persoos. fight-reflecting Sto-Lite Coating. Tile* ore William Weber, 16, told police ment let loose by the Impending of a ro.val birth some faction would that the President "is looking for on July 31. New York, Aug. 8 (/Pi~The 25-#>that more than 100,000 workers Injuring 8. and damaging him- “No need for us to glorify this sale. ro.val birth. spirit away the newborn prihee or ward to the opportunity presented ovoiloble in both regular ond perforoted he held the pistol which killed State Public Utilities Commis day-old steel strike seemed aa far j in . transportation and mining have dreds of homes. ThousnAils ef Hundreds of good shoppers already ..Tohn de Priest Jr., 32, but said the By long custom, royal vacations princess and slip an outsider into by the visit to review with the sion says its investigation of New been thrown out ot work as a re scree ef farmland were flooded. ocousHcol type*. You'd be iurpri*ed New Star Flower ■would be a bargain at time* the price! ^■ M O O Ift haPB ff( away from settlement as ever to weapon went off accidentally. Po at Balmoral are held In the strict the crib. prime minister important aspects Haven Railroad will be moving day, and pressure was mounting sult of the strike. The Japaneee Central Meteoro* know what excel'ent values these are. Only Maldenform could pot lo much know-how, *o mudj ’ of ihorH QBd a iHM est privacy. And with her release of the cun'ent world situation." how little NU-WOOO co*t* . . . ond downright geniti* into a bra priced at a tiny 2J!0.' PetaL Y9t a tael, lice said Weber and 10 teenage Thus it becanxe customary for ah#%d on a fiill-ooale basis by raid- in Congress to have President .The resolution, if passed, would logical Agency predicted the ty Don’t miss these last few days. Many friends hunted De Priest for a from public engagements the the home secietarj’ to be present "This will be the President's dl^o^s^ptem ber . . . Princeas put Congress on record s i favor phoon. moving In a northeaster more *urprised how eo*ily it goe* up. patterned eireular-ititched cups are underlined 'with twhi Dvtfft. Hbyb'i o ^ectieol h*Rd of qUeen Is now free to enjoy the se Eisenhower intervene. show-down over an earlier argu at a royal birth. Seated behind a Alexandra*—gJ-year-iold cousin of Yesterday, steelworkers union ing two raovea. The first would ly direction, will reach the heav- items are one-of-a-kind and there is elaetic band* (upptr band adjuita eupu to •Itm look fouKiOR for gym. clusion of her Scottish home until ment over a bus fare. screen at the time of delivery he (Continued on Page Ywo) Queen Elizabeth II. leaves for ..president. DaviM J. McDofiald be to have the President sumlnon lly-popnlmted Koneai area to euitom-fit you—lower band makes the bra M od* from M O O il SoRforti*d late October. itill quite a selection available. Buy The. defendants, all white youths was able to insure there was no Australia on her finit solo toar | joined company spokesmen and union and industry leaders to the night. This Includes the ptmiaan- breathe when you do!) You’ve never worn Gymcloth. Even so. police were prepared now for future gifts. ALL PRICE between 15 and 18, were charged switch. overseas as a royal emissary. | mediators in saying that_ recent White House and uae his influ Ia KII south of the Indnstrinl- NU-WOOD Tiles a bra like Star Flower before because yeeterday. They will be arraigned for an invasion of curious. High Shortly before Elizabeth gave commerclal city of OankA Color*': Dnffodil, Scarlet, Swing Blue and Seafoam. fencing was erected last year Queen Kept Secret, Japanese Foreign Office .reports ■ reports of progress were u'nfound- ence to have them reach agree TICKETS ARE ORIGINAL . , . YOU there’i never been a bra like Star Flqwer Aug. 13 in criminal court. birth to Prince Charles on Nov. that a maritime safety board pa ed. Negotiations will resume ment. before. Silky white eotton broadcloth. A, $4.98 around parts of the , extensive 14, 1948, her father, the Late King LOST MAN SAFE DEDUCT THE SAVINGS YOUR- come in the nev Balmoral estate to discourage trol ’ ship will call at Shikotan Monday after a weekend recess. If that failed, the President |.B, and C cups. A eoUeetor’e item I Come TEEN DF.PARTMENT-—8E4 PAGE TWO WANCHB8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN.. SATUkOAY.. AUGUST S, 198« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 8, 1959 PAGE THESE AN buBian,” oommented B eea- iyj/im hower, wdio often haa trouble with Steven -Loses Threat by Segregationist Death Toll 11, Walkout in 25th Dai Ike W ill Start hia own drives. But his flret drive Target Dates Listed rllE S yesterday was a beauty, straight Sheinwold on Bridge Business Bodies European Trip down the fairway and fairly long. First Argument Bodies Hunted Senators Bid Ike Try SoDMUiinc new, involvui* y * " '- *"‘* ” *^ Infpere on heet t r ^ e r be <6UULUANT FAL8EOAKD < Soutii dealer On Homes for Aged Buyer’s Strike Faces the restaurant to his partner. The during the conference. Included in Both -eldet vnlaerable thine oM. hea been added at Wat- About Aug. 28 Police to Patw>l DUPES DKOLAREB "NCMTH To Anne Marie In Blast City Idna furniture etore on Main name will be changed to The Brasa the program are plant vleitatien Alfred SheinwoM « A 6 4 Preliminary architectural plansf- The program will consist of 1- S t Key. trips to CombusUon engineering U.S. Masters Team CTiamplon- To End Steel Dispute (OsaUansd from Page Oae) I^ke at Coventry V K lO 7 5 4 for the *1,SM,138 homee for tne and 2-etory brick structures with (CoBllnwHl from Page One) (OMtiRHad from Page One) The etore haa now- aet aalde in Windsor and the CANAL Op How good were the players of ♦ to 9 I 7 Stores in Little Rock ■pace near the office for mementoe Credit Cnlon Report erations of United Aircraft in yesterday? Some of them were aged project here m ay be eub- apartments for one, two anti three first visit to ths Unitsd Kingdom mltted to the Public Housing Ad individuals. Although etiil tenta lUsmuasen home to give the pho broken as far away as geven (fvmtinneii from Page Dm ) of the paat which it is showing; in According to the treasurer's Middletown. A crackdown on motor boat traf pretty hot stuff, judging from the WEST EAST (Poatlaned from Page One) Lingenfelter la in charge of since he took office." he contin ministration by Sept. 1. Award tive, the government haa indicated tographers a few detalla about ar- miles. inueeum atyfe. semi-annual report, an Increase is fic on Coventry Lake haa been records that have survived. About AQIlOtZ «»5 rangementa for etill and 'TV film. Andover Funeralt Ing recent reports that jqint telka indicated In all major categories plant trips. He is employed as a ing of the contracts for the actual that they would approve 15 apart Arlo Jacklln. mayor of this city The idea started a few^years ago ued, "and he is grateful for the ordered by Coventry Police Patrol 25 years ago, for example, Hans P f i 6 V Q ) 3 Smiling end Joking, he then went admittance of more than six Ne of 12,300, said property damage when Herbert 8wanaon7 advertis of the Hast Hartford Aircraft Fed project engineer, group leader at construction may be completed by ments for one person; 45 one-bed groes Jo once white, schools. had produc->d soma pfogrssa. chance to renew his associations Chief Thomas J. Dunnack. Jelllnek and Karl Schneider, of 64 ♦ KJ)3 Nov. I. in and fetched his bride. would probably total *10 million to Mm. Andrew Henrch ing manager, stopped a workman eral .Credit Union's operations CANEL,. Au^rta, were the moet feared 4Q 10 62 «A J79 room units for one or two persons The school board iiiet with news McDonald told members and of with many old friends in the Unit She was wearing the blouse of 112 million. Funeral services for Mrs. Nora about to cut up an old Watkins earnings, assets, share . deposits A check will also be made o< combination in Europe. With good SOUTH Hopes that the action would be and 40 two-bedroom units to be Split Grades men to discuss coverage of school ficers of his 'mion that the tndua- ed Kingdom." a Norwegian national costume The truck. loaded with two Ions H. Search, 68. wife nf Andrew ■tore sign for lumber. This sign and loans. The self-service grocery store temporary permits of persons op- reason, as we can see from this 4h K 7 3 forthcoming on those two ‘laiee occupied by two or three persons. opening. try "baa coldly rel/uffad" evary was expressed by Robert T. Ven- with eilver buttons and the typical qf stick dynamite and 4 ', tons of Search of Vernon, were held yes now forms part of the exhibit and Kernings for the first half of St .1. W. Hale’s now has a drug The press secretary, announcing 'erating motor boats on th«- lake. V A 3 'The Manchester Housing Au These were yesterday's develop 1950 total *403.352. representing a Jelllnek ekploit. nart, chairman of the Manchester silver brooch. Her skirt was deep the explosive mixture of ammoni terday In I>ambertvllle, Mich. Bur union effort toward settlement. was originally one of two which and cosmetics section which stocks the Paris Wsit, said that Eisen West opened the queen of 6 A Q ( 3 thority, under the development Reduced to 1 ments on a calm Little Rock Integ 9.2 per c)ent gain over the same more than 1.500 Itenu. Sgt. Richard V . Folsom has been 'Housing Authority, In an activity blue with a wide white border on um nltiiate and oil had been parked ial waa In Toledo Memorial Park, He said the industry has not al flanked the entrance to the W at hower “will be happy to have the spades, and dummy won with the « K 9 t 4 program, will acquire the property the hem. Instead of her usual ration front. period a year ago. Total assets Elmer A. Weden. vice president occasion to discues with De Gaulle appointed by Chief Dunnack to report which has been submitted near the Gerretsen Building Sup Ohio. tered Its poaitlo ■ since the strike kins store when it occupied the old head the petroling of tha lake area. ace. Declarer returned the elngle- South Weil Narlh Eatl from the federal government at a windblown hairdo, she had her gol The nuK’,>er of split grades In Only four daya remain before alx ply Co. building for the night hy ...... show a 1.4 per cent gain during .and general manager of the Main questions of common interest and ,1 am for Inclusion in the annual town Mra. Search died Tuesday at began, and charged that H has Cheney Block at the comer of The action by the patrol waa in ton club from dummy, and Je'l- I 4 P ut V P cost of *29,600, and will develop its den locks pulled tightly back and the elementary school will be re Negroes are scheduled to begin Its driver, George Rutherford, 4‘f, the first half of 1950 and an 11.7. St. department store, said nation- looks forward to renewing his old am report. the home of her daughter, Mrs. done no "serious, bedrock bargain Charter Oak and S. Main Sta. in stigated because of the numerous 1 NT P 3 6 Pate own ro ^ s in accordance with the tied In a knot. duced to one this fall for first classes In two once while schools. per cent gain during the past 12 1 ally known drugs, cosmetics and friendship with the president of llnek played the ace of clubs from A step by step outline of the of Chehalis, Wash. Margaret Whittenhurg In Ijim- ing on any baste issue In the die- 1876. A photo of the second sign, complaints by town residents as 4 6 T*** ) ^ Alt Pam standards of local codes and then In a brown tweed Jacket end time since Andover beesme one of Four ds.vs before school opening months. Total assets June 3 0 1 other Items were selected to fill France." the East hand. Opening leed — 4Q authority's progress during the It Is believed that a fire stsrted hertvtlle, where she was visiting. f.itte." which unfortunately went under well as from Uip Stale Fish and offer them for dedication. gray trouaers, Steven looked like a the first towns in the state to con in 1957, aegregatlonists were busy In trash cans and then spread to the workman's saw. is another part Amount to *21,609.178- a gain of' the shelves in,the 9 by 6-foot sec- Jellinek returned his remaining fiscal year waa also given by Ven- organizing resistance, to integra She was a native of Ottawa Coun Chief Federal Mediator Joseph Hagerty added that the Preei- Game Service of alleged reckless spade, and South won with the Continuing, the report says the young country gentleman and solidate its school system several the Gerretsen structure. Firemen of the display. 52.263.341 over a year ago, tion, and that it now contains al- dent may visit other areas besides nart in the report. tion. ty, Kan., and had lived in Toledo. F. Finnegan cautioned against Rharc deposits ihcrcaaed 2.9 per most everythUtg found In a drug operation of motor boats and • op king. Declarer cashed the king of ruffe his last club with dummy’* PHA has entered into a prelimi seemed compietel.v relaxed. years ago. were fighting the fire whieh Ohio, for 2.') ycara before moving false h.'»pe merely bec.aiMe indus Also Included is a reproduction tha capitals in Great Britain and eration of unregistered boats on The town, with the assistance Steven led his 'fiancee over to a In the old achoolhouse near An Last year, school patrons waited spread quickly when at 1:15 a.m.. of a Watkins' advertisement which rent during the first half of 1959 store except prescription medi France. clubs in order to get rid of dum laat trumps are caught In the mid of the Housing Authority, filed a nary loan contract with the local for Gov. Orval.E. Faubus to invoke to Vernon about five yeara ago. try and union have been meeting and are up 6.2 per cent over a year cines and sickroom supplies and the lake. my's Isst spade, ^ e n , heaving a dle. group whereby the federal gov patio in the rear of the house and dover Ceil ,er there were three the truck blew up with a deafening appeared in the Manchester Week One almost, certain side trip Patrol officials say complaints workable program with the PHA a school closing law handed him by Besides her husband and daugh face-to-far instead of eeparateiy. ago, the total now being *19,463,- equipment. sigh of relief he led his own last D*Uy Queeiton ernment committed itself to ad they sat at a table and chatted as claseroonu. for grade I through roar, ter, she leaves another daughter, He said such meetings were en ly Herald on Saturday. March 25. would take the President to Bal have alao been received concerning which consisted of a statement 3, 4' through 6 and 7 and 8. When a special session of the legislature. 389. or a gain of *962.214. The ndW section was opened up moral Castle In Scotland, where spade and ruffed, in dummy. Partner opena with on* heart, vance *20,000 to be ii.sed In pre the photographers snapped pic Rutherford said he heard the Mrs. Edith Tyler of Vernon: a sla couraging. but It was a mistake 1882, the earliest issue of the paper the aize and color of the regletra- Jellinek calmly over-ruffed with portraying what Manchester is tures. the new school was opened In .Se^egationlst violence brought sirens and niahrd In move the in the flies of The Herald office. Loans to members now total *11,-: ns a convenience for the'eustom- Queen Elizabeth II is vacationing. and the next player PAIAA*- paring the development program. ter, Mrs. Edith Rnseberry nf Beu to believe they had reeuKed to tion numbers on some boats. Regis the king of trumps! That's right, You hold: Spades—A 6 4; HaartA— doing for its own future welfare The couple then strode to Ste 1948, there were four classrooms federal troops to enforce Integra truck. It exploded when he was s A bUI for merchandise dated ' 523,582. a gain of *1,106.330 or 10 6 j era in the grocery store, he said Gettysburg, Pa., long accustom trations of boats must be made and what it needed and wanted to Drawing Plana tion In 1957. And the ^choola are lah Beach. Ohio; a brother, L. .1, progree.s. * ' . ^ ..... I per cent__. since____ . . .June . . . . . lARO 1958. rr*V— The erain gsin I UIA—Hita XT—New UHigh l—ft* not the jack, but the king. K 10 7 5 4; Diamonds—10 9 8 ,7; ven's bargain-bo”gh Norwegian for eight grades. block away. He was thrown to the 1905 Is another interesting exhibit ed to UUilng Eisenhower's comings with the towm clerk and numbers do along this line. Approximately *5,000 was ex scheduled to open Wednesday for Welch of Toledo; six grandchil And the U.S. Steed Coiy. re* since Jan. 1 is .6 per rent, or *63,- Average weekly wages of manu He then returned a trump and CTuba—8. What do you eay? motorcycle parked by a neighbor's More recently the school was ground. Gerald Butler, a Eugene, dren and two great-grandchil listing such Items as a bed and and goings In stride, is a bit ex must be ajt least 4 inches high and sat back.. South naturally supposed Get Master Plan pended In engineering, investiga the first time since Faubus closed leased a letter to its 250.060 em spring *8 chairs *1. rug Jl..vt ajid 913. facturing production workers cited because it is going to be. for Answer: Bid four hearts. Hie house. Anne Marie went inside and expanded to provide 10 classrooms, Ore., insurance man who esme to dren. ployes, outlining Its stand. There of a contrasting color to the boat. that West held the jack of dia The town also submitted to the tion, legal and administration changed to brown corduroy slacks them In 19.58; a long list of other furnishings reached an all-time peak of *96.64 ail practical purposes, the base of jump to game ehows five (or more) costa. The Hou.slng’ Authority en and an all-purpose room, need Rutherford's aid. said Rutherford was no Indication of any change. ' The first arrest in the new crack- monds. He led out the are and PHA Its master plan for present end they roared off. After e short during the school day as s cafe Today there are no , known screamed "l.(et me go. I>et me go. totaling *60.18. Takes over Market in mid-June from *92.63 in mid- White House operations for a rown was made last night. Leo Pal- trumpe, a singleton or void suit and gaged the services of Arnold The union has demanded a 1$- March according to the Hartford queen of diamonds and thought that not more than 9 points in high and future growth, it analyzed its sbsence they came back and passed teria, where a well-patronized hot scheduled segregationist meetings. I’ve got to go down there and see A cup. saucer, and plate in a Clark s Market at 598 Center week or so. lairdl. 22. of Long Hill Rd., An West waa revoking when he dis neighborhoods and alsn submitted Lawrence-Scudiarl and Mankey as There are only nebulous rumors cent hourly annual increase. The deep blue coloring is preserved in Labor Market Letter of the Con cards (uiually leas). In ahort, you through long linea of photog lunch system is operated. how many people I've killed." St. has changed hands and will The Gettysburg Times, which dover. was arrested by Folsom on carded a spade on the second round Its housing, health, zoning and joint architects. The architects are raphers to get more shots. that Faubus plans s special legis 7 Whites Held company hss rf/used. seeking a a glass case. This is a reproduc be operated by Charles E. GanUr necticut State Employment Serv- a c h ^ e of operating, an unregis have good offenAive strength but now engaged In studying the site The solitary split grade. Grade His company, the Paeific Powder one-year wage , freeze. PrestrUc# usually reports Eisenhower’s of trumps. poor defenee and poor support for planning codes as well as its finan The press corps had parked about lative session to replace the school Cfi; Tenlno, Wash., ssid s'!! safety tion of part of the French din of 285 Autumn St. beginning ice. weekend visits'to hia farm near tered motor host. He is scheduled and preparing engineering data 5 and 6, wlH be taugjit by Guy wages average?!'*3,10 an hour. '''T he gain is attributed to an ex Normal Play Falls a slam. cial capacity to carry out its fu 40 automobiles in the only ares Outlaw, who taught the same com- closing law thrown out by a fed- regulations had been complied ner set made especially to the Monday. here In a few paragraphs, gave to appear in Coventry Justice Court South makes the contract if East ture obligations. pertaining to the mechanical, elec order of Lafavetto as a "ihank- tension of the work-week from 40.1 (Copyright 1989, Gansral Features they could, along the main Oslo- hination laat year. There' will h r •ral-flourt. with. After Blast at The store, which was formerly top play to Its story that the next Friday, over-ruffe normally with the Jack Corp.) After several additional steps, trical and landscaping phases of Stavanger highway and a traffic HTEEI- STRIKE AT-A-GLANOB " gift for Martha Washington’s owned by Joseph A. and Elisabeth to 41.3 hours and a 3-cent rise in Court Oases the program. two firat grades, taught by Mrs. The tear gas charge by Dr. Mal The blast sratlered embers over White House is going to set up of diamonds. Declarer must finesre the federal government finally ap Jam ensued while all the fuss was colm G. Taylor, pre.sident of the Idle Half a million United C pltality during one of his visits M. Blanchet, will continue under average hourly earnings to *2.34, shop here for an indefinite period. Clarence Green. 44-, of Mans 'The balamce of the leuid owned Irene Olcott and Mrs. Mildred a wide area and a number nf small the highest on record. through East for the king of dia Something Extra proved the application which waa going on. A considerable number Capital Citizens Council, wsa dis er fires were started. T o ’s Home Steelworkers who struck the ba to this country. Watkins repro the name of Clark’s Market. The "So again Gettysburg becomes field Depot was fined *9 in Jus monds, and ordinary care is for 100 units to be occupied exclu by the federal government at the Chrlstadore. T\yo second grades sic steel Industry 25 daj’a ago and duced the cups, -saucers and plates IVithln the major groups, indus Peech Melba garnish: Add a of passing cars had to wait. will be taught by Mrs. Doris Peck counted by city officials. The known dead alhlived in Rose- Blancheta operated the store for the center of world attraction,” tice Court last night for failure to enough to see him through. sively by elderly people and which form site of the Sliver Lane homes Among those held up was the shout 107,000 employes In allied for its S3rd anniversary in 1907. trial machinery recorded the lar spoonful of raapbsrry preservas to and Mrs, Esther Kaplan and two Negro Attorney Wiley Branton burg. (U-ontlniied from Page One) the last seven years. the Times said. "The President of drive to the light. For example, suppose East broiled or skillet-cooked peaches will be built on 11.65 acres of land would consist of approximately 17 chief of the Norwegian navy. Vice industries. Numerous other items, such as Ganter haa seven years experi gest Increase in weekly wages, *6.- Other cases disposed of by Al acres and is available for purchase third grades by Mrs. Deborah said he had been hired to repre Mayor Jacklln, surveying the Interesting photogrsphs showing the world's greatest nation will ruffs the third spade with the jack and serve with baked ham. on W. Center St. Adm. Johannes Jacobsen on his felt about Sunday’s - explo,«lon, Negotiations - - Joint Induetry- ence in the grocery business, hav 06. as the work week rose from ternate Justice Lawrence Lattimer of dlamonda and returns a club to On June 2, the Housing Au by the Town of Manchester, should Home and Mrs. Elizabeth Peck. sent some of the .54 students who tragedy Uiat stnick his clt.v, said: etore actlvlUes dating from 189.5. 42.0 to 44.0 hours and hourly earn make his' headquarters here for at way from a NATO breakfast In "It's going to be s long time be union talks In recess for the week ing worked on a part-time basis least a week." were: William Bacon. 36. of Mans make dummy ruff. Declarer leads thority was advised formally that It so desire. This property could Grade 4 will be taught by Mrs. registered for white schooli hut Mrs. Rayfleld had said: end. Slated to resume Monday In are also included in the gallery ex ings Increased by three cents to Kristsnsand to the launching of s Hazel Floyd; Grade 5, by W. Ar fore we even think of rebuilding. for the Highland Park Market. field jCenter. disregarding a stop the ten of trumps from dummy fr - their development program, as sub serve as a reservoir of land for motor torpedoboat. were assigned to all-Negro Horace "How wmlld^ynu feel?" New York. Federal mediation hibit. He was also employed by the Un *2.40. Because of overcast ~ skies. future needs, either to expand this thur Von Roeraer; and Grade 6, Mann. We’ve got a lot of buildings to con-' The public may visit the store Eisenhower yesterday abandoned sign, fined *6; Walter Costello, 25, a finesse. Then he takes the top mitted, waa approved and that the Her 14-year-old daughter, Ger Chief Joseph F. Finnegan eaya th e' derwood Corp. in Hartford for 23 currently, all but 2 of the 11 tion at mills and sales offices un hearts and ruffs a heart. Nejlt he •government haa allocated *1,350,- program if future needs so dictate, by Harry Palubniak. demn yet." and see the display. of Pawtucket, R.I., failure to Branton. of Pine Bluff. Ark., aldine, m-aa more bitter, sa>1ng: talks are encouraging but says .years. The new owner has lived factory groups are working 40 or der the same name. plans to fly here by helicopter. In 138 for the estimated development or for any other municipal need, Teachers Workshop .Set Swanson said the store is con more hours. On a straight-time stead, he came from Washington drive to the right, fined *9. and no said he had not decided whether to there haa been no progress. in Manchester since 1953. Ohen^ Bros., Vaucanson Bific cost of the program. the report says. Concession Stand A pre-school workshop for plead hia clienta' caae through the "I can't explain the hatred In tinuing to seek mementos of its basis, the hourly rate would have by automobfle. taillight on his vehicie. Innocent: Production and Wage Loeaea ■ Mills. Inc., anC xai France Carpets teachers wilr be held Sept. 1, 2 my heart." past to enlarge the exhibition. Con been (2.25 and weekly wages *90 Eisenhower plans to play golf Richard W. Palmer. 38. Williman- WALT DlfiNST’S WONSWIFOL courU or through the school Court Weighing Industry loses about *300 million Locates In Parkade Inc. mem bra of La France Indus tlc. intoxication, nolle entered; and j and 3. Sim.Iar workshops are al.ao board's appeal machinery. Delaware State Police, acting tribution of old pictures and similar for a 40-hour week. and relax. until Monday, when he "SLE EPIN6 lEAUTY" Work Starts Soon worth of business each, weak; items from Manchester are resi Reed's, Inc., is moving to a new tries, Inc., will continue Independ- Mrs. Josephine Sullivan, 55, Wil- planned In the elementary schools The board told newsmen the.y on FBI tips, arrested six of the strikers lose nearly *70 mlHon in location at the Manchester Shop entl.v as in the P«t, company of returns to the capital to keep ap Teellalrsma - Techalealw Civil Rights Act dents will be most welcome, he ' Toyopeta on Oossst limantic and Hemlock Pt.. Cov I:IS-S;tSd;IS Work is expected to begin on of Hebron end Marlborough and would not be permitted inside the men. The other man was arrested wages each week.' ping Parkade on W. Middle Tpke. ficials said. pointments. He will meet with-Re Navy Deve.lops ‘Eye’ at RHAM High School, all of said. Production of- the Tbyopet—a publican congressional leaders entry. found Innocent on charges "THE YOUNG LAND" construction of a 15 by 24-foot •schools or on the grounds. Police in Venice, Fla,, where he was va Issues union wsnts a 15-«ant- 1116 store, which sells books, of Hafnrr has bean executive vice which come under the supervision .(Continued from Page One) cationing. small, chrome ladtmed sedan with a there on Tuesday. of breach of peace and Intoxica rat Wsyas Deaalf ■sppav concession stand at Memorial Chief Gene Smith said, however, sn-hour wage hike plus fringa 6Ttli Largest Bank fice equipment, toys, stationery president of La France Indus of rural superintendent Andrew Those srrsat’ed in Wilmington and greeting cards, will occupy a distinctly America, look—is going Then he returns here for what tion. H A N K P O S T lt;S*4;M-d;SS-t;M Field some time next week, ac reporters probably would be al court decidea the case on constl- benefits. Industry rejects thasa Hartford National Bank and into hlg^ gear as Japan seeks a tries for aimoet three years and, Justice Leroy Roberts, who us AND cording to Kenneth A. Smith, Manges. were Gilbert Minnick. 49; Francis 25 by 120-foot space near Sears- to give -effect to Bie transaction j Hagerty has described _aa .the near-, To Spy Across Ocean lowed inside the police perimeter. tutionslity. Ten days were allowed demands, claiming higher labor Trust Co. today ranks as the 6 7 ^ share of the U.S. small car market, ually preetde67l» on vacation. STARTS SUNDAY president of the Fire and .Police The firat three days of Septem ^ Indicated crowds, If any, would Conley, 32; Albert L.' Reverdito, rosl.s will bring about an infla largest bank in the United States Roebuck in a portion of the Shop is forming a new corporation un est things to a vacation the Presi T H E R H Y T H M James Cagaer Gerdsa Bestt ber will also be the period for reg for additional arguments to he ping Parkade formerly rented to reports American Ma^inist, Mc dent will get before beginning a '’Tarxan's Athletic Assn. tw kept some distance from the filed. 32; David Emory. 28. and Ronald tionary rise In steel prices. according to figures recently is der tha name of La France, they RANGLERS Dsa Msrrar (Continued from Page One) istration of children for first grade. the McLellan Stores. Graw-Hill Magmjdne o f . Metal series of International conferences Manchester Evening Iferald "Ahake Hands Greatest Smith said he and contractor schools. Therkildsen, 24, all of Collins Park, sued by the banking newspaper. working. said. Coventry correspondent Mrs. F. A large number were registered in Atty, Gen. Bruce Bennett of and Melvin Downing, 28, of Over- A spokesman for Reed's said the later this month.... EVERY With The Advafitere'' Charles Ponticelll hope to lay out The board has received harsh Arkansas, who joined -Louisiana in American Banker. This repre Some 1,000 Toyopeta have al Pauline' Little, telephone Pilgrim Devil" number and locations of thesr sta the profile of the building so that the spring. However, the Septem \icw Gardena, a nelghlxirlng de sents an ad\-ance since December move, to be made in a few weeks, Life Uwderwrlter Eisenhower lost little time after la Calar criticism from both sides. Negroes ■attacking the act, said the "whole will almost triple the space avail ready been iraportod on the West 2-6tSI. SATURDAY NITE t;iaA:M-t:U 4;15-t:M tions are secret." News Tidbits wqrk can begin next week or. at ber dates are aei for children who velopment. , Crowley Resigns 1958 when the bank appeared in Coast. And the Toyota Group, the Dahlel B. Mosler of 47 Marion hie arrival In getting to the have m->ved Into tow-n this sum do not approve the integration act should be struck down ss an able in the present quarters. The CITY VIEW HALL 'The Times story continued: the latest the following week. invasion of the civil rights of the All were released on ball rang 70th place among the 100 largest eight Japanese firms which make Dr., assistant manager of the Gettysburg Country Club for a Wed. "DON’T «ivK p r TiiR am r" Culled from AP Wires mer or who were not registered plan because only six students are ing from *5,000 to *15,000 pending new store will have a 60-foot book Hartford Agency of the Home life 490 Keeney St., hlanchester Jsrry Lewts "Soviet missile and satellite fir- Plans drawn up by Alvin Baldt. whole people.” From Jones Firm banka in the country. the car, hope to triple that number round of golf. He played nine holes Over Half Malnourished 25 Grandview St., call for the last spring. Parents will have to involved. Segregationists' abhor Delaware Siiperior Court action. Standings were determined ac department containing approxi Iniurance Co. of New York, has with the club pro, Dick Slelchter, the Idea of admitting any Negroes. U.S. District Judge Ben C. Daw mately 5,000 Juvenile and adult by the end of this year. tnga have been monitored for the building to be constructed of cin provide the child's birth certificate, In aome cases relatives and frtenda cording to figures as of June 30, Toyopet la bigger than Volks successfully completed all require and celled it quits for the -day New York—More than half the President Joseph A. Bleme of Four da.vs remain. kins, Jr, said s paramount ques New Haven, Aug. 8 (Ah—Joseph books as well as paperbacks, he last'several montha from locations der blocke faced with brick to proof m' vaccination and a recent tion to be determined was In ef- helped make bail. which also showed that Hartford wagen and the Renault Dauphlne, ments for the designation of Char when told it was 6 o’clock. He world's population suffers from within the boundaries of the Con Communications Workers of ph.vsical examination. ' P. Crowley, who was acquitted in said. ter Life Underwriter. malnutrition, according to studies match the appearance of the Man feet whose rights were being vio Wlllia V. Charlton, a filling National Is the largest bank in the two beat foreign sellers in the usually plays 18 holes. tinental United States.’’ America sa.ys President Elsen- chester High School buildings. It the death of hie hrother-ln-law, One of the largest greeting card Mosler, who haa resided In Man made by the Columbia University 239 Enrollment Expected lated moat the acoused registrar station operator, was arrested in Connecticut and fourth largest departments in the srea will be U.S. It looks a good deal like the Elsenhower seemed to get a big The newspaper also said: ho-wer "degraded himseir’ in rec will be situated at the north end Venice. Chariton, who also* lived bank in New England. H art chester since 1933. joined Home Institute of Nutrition Sciences. It ommending a labor bill which the Mrs. Chamberlain estimated the Library Reports or the person making the com has resigned from the company he opene^, and much of the space in Studebaker Lark from the aide. boot out of Slelchter'a bed drive "The system can also determine of the bleachers on the east side plaint. . in Collins Park, said that he waa ford National ranks as the 153rd Life in 1954, and became easistent from the first tee. Slelchter, who notes also that nutritional defi I N iO Y union leader says would destroy enrollment at the opening of school and the dead man managed. the new quarters will be used for A the location of miaaile-Iaunchlng of the football field. The back U.S. District Judge Ben C. Daw 600 m.les from Wilmington on largest bank In the free world. New Group Plaa manager In 1967. is Pennsylvania open champion, ciencies are one of the most im this 'country's labor movement. . . will be 239 pupils. This is the same 2 Major Changes _ - , oA . 1 the display of office furniture and eites and can evaluate the per of the stand will be 117 feet from opening enrollment, figure as of kins Jr. said a paramount question April 7. Crowley’s resignation aa execu ^“- supplies, in addition, the toy de- A new comprehenaive group hooked his drive into the rough portant causes of serious diseases DELICIOUS formance of. a rooket thousands of Dale Krob, 37, stnick by a falling the Brookfield St. fence. Otocers said he will be arraigned tive vice president and- director of taled *453,092,553.50. and high mortality in Infanta and ton of sandstone block, hangs September 1958, and includes four to be determined was In effect I partment will be greatly expanded, major medical plan for the bene Walch Tools Exported out of bounds. miles away. Such Information has schcml-age children who are known Two major changes in circula whose rights were being violated on a charge of unlawful flight to the 'T'. A. Dr Jones Co. was an he said. fit of employes of the Green Ma "Well, it’s nice to see that you children. head down 65 feet above the pave tion patterns showed up in the nounced yesterday. The announce Drope WUlys already yielded important guide to have moved Into town this sum moat—the accused registrar or the avoid prosecution. State Police nor Construction Co., Inc., has Besancon, France—France is the lines on the state of the Soviet ment at Fort Worth, Tex,, until mer. annual report of the Mancheater person making the complaint. ment said Crowley, 49. nf Ham George F.'TaeCormler of De- firemen could rescue him. had charged CTiarlton with a bur New Service been underwritten by Provident world’s leading exporter, of SUNDAY - missile program." Navy Flier Dies ' Bulletin Board Ubrarien to the general manager. U.S. Diatrict Judge Edwin Hunter glary that preceded tbe explosion. den. left on July 23 - - one month Cormier Motor Bales, Inc., at 24 A new service for the area resi Mutual Life Iiuurance Co. of Walking grandmother, Emma First, the circulation of rec of Alexandria questioned whether after Tokyo District Court sr- Maple S t, haa given up the Wll- advanced, assembly-line watch If the detection equipment will An evening of Bingo will be dents, which should prove especlal- Philadelphia, with LaBonne-Stl- making machinery. France an spot a missile within seconds or Gatewood, probably will refiAe a In Ocean Crash ords dropped appreciab'v. .due to the commission couldn't best ac quitted him in the May 8, 1958 lys franchise he has held for the I.v helpful to those whose water verateln Asaociates, Inc., as nually sells about *500,000 w'orth DINNER rhance to climb 11,345-foot ML played at the Red Barn at Andover the transfer of the e' a collec complish its purpose by allowing past 13 years. HELD brief minutes from the flring time Lake at 8 tonight. supply is drawn from wells, is agents. of timepiece parte apd watch St a range of more than 5.000 Hood in Cascade Mountains, pre Eastham, Mass.’, Aug. 8 (/P) — tion from tho Mary c.ienev Li cross examination of witnesses. Explorerorer VI Works *' '' DeCormier said the .franchise being offered by Williams Oil George T. LaBonne Jr., of the making machinery to Switzerland. OVER ferring to rest after 2,000-mlle, 3- A morning worship service will brary to the Whiton Library. Gremlllion said that was exactly was terminated by mutual agree ENDS HERE miles. It would appear to be bet A Navy flyer waa killed and two be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Onwiey said he was resigning Service at 341 Broad St. local firm, said benefits this new Five complete assembly lines have ter than ths Air Force's Ballistic month Jaunt from Ohio to Oregon others were injured yesterday "'The public did not like it,” the point he wa.ci arguing. Perfectly in Space because his duties as officer of ment and he explained the move Nicholas Pencheff, president group plan include 100 per cent of been ik)l dto Swiss manufacturers MANSFIELD TIIES. . . . Dep. DIst. Atty. Fred Wl- Firat Congregational Church. wrote Miss Anna French, head li Judge John Minor Wisdom nf the waa made because his company Missile Barly Warning System when their twin-engine anti-sub A service of Holy Communion two other firms — the Excello said his company has recently ac .the firat *500 of in-hospital ex and a number of others to watch jVtten*/* !kn mu>«4wpv» e r. (BMEWS) now being built in the chello says Dr. Bernard Finch, marine search plane crashed into brarian, "and man.y have not gone Fifth U. a. Circuit Court of Appeals Corp. and the New Haven Termi no longer had accomodations to quired a new line of water condi ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF au jus n will be held at 8 a.m. and morn said the case bolls down to this; (Continued from Page One) penses, 80 per cent of all In sx- producers in the United States and Far North. That conventional al- charged with murdering his wife, surf about 100 feet from shore. to Whiton to bbrrow the records. nal — would require all his time. handle both the WUlys and the tioners and softeners and, in con the United Kingdom. forged a *3,000 cheek against her ing prayer at 10 a.m. at St. Peter's This has caused a definite drop "Does the Congress have the cess of *600 would be paid to a t' : ,h long range radar system The men, attached to Naval Air Episcopal Church. Hebroh, tomor waves to learn more about commit- j Rambler, a franchise he has held junction with this, is offering the maximum of *10,000 by the In MIMES fTEWMT bank account two months before In their circulation. In favor, we right to create s commission to He said "I feel that It would LECRCMICK is designed to detect missiles at Reserve Squadron VS 822 of New row. 'The two services will be the investigate a private sctlon nications far nut In Space. I be derelict In my duty If I did since 1955. water testing service. This will surance company. Line Oake Pane AU GRAYIN POTATO distances of about 2.000 or 3,000 she died. can say, that It has relieved the Rambler sales have been " ’ter include analyzing the water sup BENOAZZAIIA Orleans were on aii ’ annual 2- last conducted by the Rev. Doug In this case sn investigation nf vot Scientists expect Expirtrer Vl to I devote all of my efforts to In addition, the plan provides If- you bake cake a great deal, miles --after they are well on the weeks training tour. las F. Pimm, rector, before leav extra heavj’ work load at the Mary rific" he said, so he decided to ply in the home, a full report on your pans may become seasoned AWTHUW OXOMMEU $ . 0 . 2 5 era In s federal election?" . 1- '■ »- ' these two companies, benefits of 80 per cent of all med wav toward target. Baltimore, Md., where he attended A witness to the crash, James ing to become dean of the St. Cheney desk on the' busy nights, orbit for more than a year. Four, president Of the devote his sales efforts • to that I the laboratory findings, and a so that cakes come out of them EVEAROEN and Wh. n hss gained more new ical expenses incurred outside FRESH GARDEN PEAS The new device carries the Loyola High School. Brewer of North Eastham, helped Francis Home for Boys in Sallna, of the other present artificial | ^„ei firm, said "W e have accept- car alone. DeCormier will, hOw-1 recommendation as to what should the hospital above the *100 de easily. But if you are in doubt, KATHRYN ORANT W i name of "High Frequency Iono borrowers.” be done If the water is found to His main scholaatlc interest waa the survivors to s'hore. Kansas. moona are American. The sixth la Crowley's resignation and ever, continue to service Wtllys ductible. Comprehensive life, ac grease the bottom of- the pan. line spheric Back Scatter Radar.” ancient languages. In tennis, he The second major change since WATES to Swim RuAsia's Sputnik III. he has sold as well sa others in need some type, of treatment. Ths survivors, Cmdr. Daniel R. wish him the beat of luck in )i!s cident, smd eickness' Insurance is with waxed or browm or parch PLUS "HERE CdBfE THE JETS!”—THIS SHOW 90e It detects ionized gas, those was good enough to win, the Mary 1967-58 is that the number of Moscow Radio told the Soviet the area, he said. Pencheff said the State testa ment paper, then grease the pa- Rehm and Lt. Jimmy Carter, Manchester Evening Herald An future endeavors.” also included under this plan, La-, particles of electrons which ap land State doubles championship dover-correspondent, Mrs. Paul D. books in the children's collection people last night about the success- water supplies for home owners STARTS W ED ^"BLUE DENIM' ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS both of New Orleans, were treat At Member’s Pool Crowley. Jone* and sn accouht- Bonne said. pear in temperatures of thousands five times with various partners. ed for minor injuries at Otis Air Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim has not IncreasCd^'in as great a firi launching b,y carrying an offici Boat Boatness Booms but generally does not give a de "MIRACLE OF THE HILLS" His wifq Barbara says he still percentage as it has In previous ant were looking for a fuel tanker tailed report on its findings, and THIRST or millions of degrees after a nu Force Base. X-6856. Manchester, WATEJS will enjoy j al snnounc.ement from Washington Ho'ward Bcaupre of B’eaupre Buy Aaeela of .Firm clear explosion or In the exhaust plays a good game. years. without comment. in Japan when Jones' death oc Motor Sales, Inc., on Broad St. has private laboratories have been COCKTAILS SA’nSFYIN G The Navy withheld identifica a "aplaah party” Tuesday night in | curred In. a hotel suite. The Board of Directora of La ‘ trail of rocket motors on ballistic ^ Thaler switched from languages tion of the dead man. It said it Tl.ia Is because the library gave With the new paddle-wheel satel sold the Texaco Service Station known to charge s *25 fee for a P **Aj5oSn)mo*D* Tl 2.918 books to several of the the new swinim’ng pool at the j The prosecutor attempted to France Induatries, Inc., which in missiles. to science upon entering Loyola waa having difficulty notifying lite. the United States has five he- operateci a t 270 W. Middle full report. In neither caae. are D IN E and D A N C E ■ College in Baltimore. He then took Taborsky in Cell town's elementary schools. The home of Mr.«i Helen Wagner, S. ; prove thst Crowley beat Jones recommendations made as to how cludes Cheney Bros., Ihc., haa ap Ordinary radar, like that used his next of kin. Main St., Warehouse Point. |artificial moons orbiting the Earth Tpke. In order to devote more time proved an «rffer made Henry Every THURS.-FRI.-^T. | In BMEWS and conventional air masters and doctors degrees at books had been kept in these The United States also has an i after an evening of drinking. The to a booming boat and used car the situation should be corrected If I Catholic University of America in A public information officer at After Suicide Try schools before, but since the li Mem era are naked to bring a : this is found to be necessary. A. Hafner and hia aasociates to craft warning systems, works as Quonset, ,R. I,. Naval Air Sta artificial planet orbiting the .Sun. | defense said Jones, son of a tor- bualnesa. „ purchase the aswets o t the com Washington, D.C. There he met brary had diacontinued its prac folding chair. The artificial'-planet may last a s , mer Yale football coach, died of Under the Williams Oil Service I OAK GRILL I aOUlARDjOHIIIOIlfl does television — in a straight. tion. frpm where the planes were Before leaving for Warehouse Joseph V. Palazzi 'is now op pany at 1> France, South Caro Ilne-of-sight. The beam won't Mrs, Thaler, who was studying art. Wethersfield, Aug. 8 (/P)—With tice of sending a librarian to the long as the'solar system, barring a Injuries he received, while ■turn- erating the station under tha name system, the report will Include the 1 ^ so Oak St., Manchecter In 1951 Thaler joined the acous operating, said the plane was on Point, members will have a weigh recommendation. However, he lina; Weodatock, Ontsoio, Cana bend around the curve of the the slashes on his neck bandaged, achoola to help circulate the books, chance collision. bllng about in the room. of "LltUe Joe's" Texaco Service, *Xae4niarli for Hetfry AaMricoM" tics branch of the Office of Naval a practice rocket and bombing the library tuard decided to make ing in period from 6 to 7 p.m. at added, householders are under no da; and at the branch atorea of Earth, so, an.vthtng below the convicted killer Joseph Taborsky is 'The five moons: Edwin Carlson, who la in charge Research. A year later he trans run. He said the pilot lost control an outright gift of the books to the Italian American Club. obligation to follow these recom the company In the U.S.A. suid ciirve la hidden to the radar’s of the plane during a simulated back in his death row cell at the Explorer I, launched Jan. 31. of the marine division of Beaupre Canada. Since tfie matters in eyes. ferred to the F'leld -Projects state prison. start the schools on their own 1958, with an expected space life mendations. Branch, which he now heads. attack. Motors, said boat sales have-bMn volved represent ' principally a But Thaler figured out that Taborsky put two three-inch libraries. Firaf Jpta Cross Polo time of five years. rapidly climbing during the last The-Thalers have four children, Brewer, 34. was on the beach About Town Attend Gonferenoe tranafer of ownemMp, the biHi- with high frequency radar, which gashes In his neck Thursday, but The circulation of tiooks aho'wed Vanguard i, launched 'March 17, few months and that at times Mark, 7, Paul, 6. Alice, 4, and when the plane came down. a steady increase. Last year 257,- Three Manchester men, all of ness continues without interruf>- o o M m e hehave.s somewhat like a radio Gregory, 10 months. a guard noted that something was Fairbanks. Alaska. Aug. 8 (g’l 19.58, with an estimated space life .there have been , as many as 40 of "I saw a plane gliding down at 678 books were borrowed, this .year time of 200 years or more. Mr afid Mrs. Joseph JamaltU. ficials in the- Hartford Section of wave but has the characterletic of up almost immediately and called The first jet fighters to fly over the the craft, including 22 footers, on OlDKT^^f JM*ATBT a terrific rate,” Brewer said. "It 274.950. The largest percentage of Explorer_IV, launched July 26, 45 Westwood St., and their two the American Society of Mechani returning, he could do this: couldn’t have been more than 10 the guard captain. North Pole made It from an Eng display. Send an Impulse up to the At the prisoh Infirmary. 19 Increase was In the non-flctlon sec lish town to FairVianks in 9 hours 1958, wUh a space lifetime of one sons. Larry and Bob. are vacationr Carlson said Beaupre marine cal Engineers, wjn be among the ,aSTll*RTF9in feet up when it went Into a plunge. tion. and 37 minutes. year, two months. It is expected Ing at Virginia Beach, Va. 600 mechanicajr and chemical en blanket of Ionized particles which Someone jumped with a para stitches closed his, wounds. Yes now haa one of the largest-sales envelopes the Earth and the top Miss French attributed this In The two U.S. Air Force FlOOFs to fall about Sept. 17 of this year. gineers attenmng a conference at ‘ S r chute, but it failed to open. He dis terday he was returned to hia cell. display areas Iq New England. of which is about 250 miles high, i and ’8 Taborsky gave up the razor part to the radio program over sta landed at Eielson AFB at 1 ;30 p.m. Vanguard II, launched Feh. *17. Midshipman Harold R. Melendy. Alumtaum. fiber glass and wooded the University of Connecticut be FAMILY. DRIVE appeared in the water. Then the tion WINF each morning at 10:30. Fairbanks time (6:30 p.m.. ESTi 1959, with ah estimated Hpace.^^te■■ son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oi ginning Aug. 9 The impulses striking the Iono plane hit." blade he’d u.sed In the suicide a t boats, including those for off-shore 4LI. COLOB sphere then reflects downward at tempt, but refused to tell how he She closed the report with a .yesterday. They took off from time of mftre than’'l(K) years. '•••~’*'j * Ittetgftdy. 130 Broad St., la under use are now on sale as well as They ere Carl D. Lingenfelter of R IN Brewer, who cannot swim, waded mention of the proposed addition to going indoctrination in naval avia an angle. It strikes the Earth's got It. Prisoners in death row Wethersfield, England. Explorer VI, launched Aug. 7 2.56 Vernon S t. chairman; C, i 6BOW EMDS—TpNITK out to. the wreck shoulder deep In aoceasories and 6 to 70 horse Iw W»jr«* . Blckir lf(•Itra ■ surface 5,000 miles away, then Q-—What president lived the aren't allowed razors. .They are Mary ,Cheney Library. J The Air Force said It ordered 1959, with an estimated space life tion at the Forrest Sherman Field, power motors Beaupre holds the Chester Bigelow of 46 Harlan Rd., j "BIO BBAVO- longest aft:r leaving.office? surf and helped Rehm and Carter "We have ot lost sight of the/"the flight to check deployment j time of more than a year Pensacola, Fla. Pin. “WATCfll" BOLTON NOTCH flashes back instantaneously to to shore. The men then were taken shaved by prison barbers. Mercury motor franchise, he said. Wee chairman: and A. Wade: ward the transmitting point. A Herbert Hoover. 84, has l)een proposed addition to tJie Mary routes for fighter planes and see, The artificial planet. Pioneer IV. I . I Extra Blckg NrlMs Phrtaa Jldutes 6 oM f ¥ 4 4 by helicopter to Otis. Deputy Warden Frfd G. Smith In addition, Carlson said, boat Blackman .Jr., secretary. T« First !M Girls If there la an ionized gas along out of the White House for 26 said an investigation to learn how Cheney Library. It Is most gratify how the planes' automatic naviga was launched March 3_ 19.59, and Dr, Carl M. Bengs. Yuma, Ari«.. ■ trailers are also sold, and a com The 3-day, Third NBlioual Heat | years, .John Adams lived for 25 The body of the dead fl.ver sank ing to have the town manager place has a space lifetime measured In j la homq vtelting his father, Max — Bnaday — LAST SHOWING TONIGHT the path (the column in the trail of Just as a rescue worker attempted Taborsky came by the weapon Is tional syalem would work over the plete eervice demj-tment is in op Transfer ^Conference is sponsdrM i' BBIOITTE BABOOT a missile's rocket engines or the .veers afte. Ihavln^.office. ^eing made, but he said the bond this on his proposed capital im Arctic. millions of years. I Bengs, 62 -Pitkin St. eration. Future plans include the Jointly by the American Society of "THAT NAVOBTY OIBL ’ to reach it. ___ „ ___ ,1„ provement calendar for the year , mass produced in connection with Navy, A ir Force and Coaat^ ofTsecrecyjthat links the inmates erection of a arge building on the Mechanical -' Engineers and the nuclear explosion). It register* on Q - In an Islamic Center what will probably prevent Investigators 1960-61. We are hopeful that It property. American Institute of Chemical HmmOH Guard units tried throughout th% win become a reality In the near * ' w (■ 0 S : I T : r; », ( r, JttnsK instruments back at the trsnamlt- is the Mehrab? night‘to recover the body. from learning anything. ' Engineers, It. will be conducted by tlng-recelvlng point. A—This is-the arched alcoye Taborsky has made one other future, for each year the need for Rot a . Vaughan, who operated the Hartford Section of the ^^4U siltRP*' MAIN FEATURE 8:30 JaHSmOMS Thaler says that what the Navy that points the direction of the suicide attempt this year. On Feb. more room for books and library the Kopper Kettle on Main. St. ASME. 5 EVERY NIGHT E'XCtRT SAT has now Is Just the hare-bones, ex city of Mecca, toward which 2, he. tried to liang himself with users is more apparent." with Dtmaid F. Denley for the past Approximately 50 technical pa Man Shoots Self STATE BmmMc6UlllE perimental stuff, lint an actual Moslems face when they pray. his shirt. CHOCK FULL OF NATURE'S GOODNESS! ThumlaygAug. 13 complete system. But he thinks ______‘ K. Taborsky and Arthur Culombe ^WINDSOR the coat of building an operating As Police Chase were convicted in 1957 of murder T BIHTIt rHN 2 f jn n , and 8 pjn. I^f^T TIMES TONIGHT Q- What three German com Royal Nuptials t m M im n 1:15-6:10-8:80 ^ iu k UIIMS system might he "relatively” In-, ing a pair of New Britain men af WALT DISNEY’S "SLEEPING BEAUTY’’- expensive and could he done in s posers regarded England as their CIRCUS GROUNDS CmuuicoPC'TaiHMSlM. .second country? Naugatuck Ai’.^. 8 (/P^—“nie po ter s holdup. They also admitted couple, of years If sll-out effort having slain four other holdup vic Diyerl Laotians . ALL COLOE-SROW were made. A—Handel, Haydn and Men lice wanted Peter .Colangein for ENDS TONITE STARTS TOMORROW questioning. 'They spotted him last tims. SHADY GLEN — NEQRO’S FARM Ionized ga.ses, niis.siles and atom delssohn. Handel was. the only one night as he waa walking across The pair are sentenced to deat> (Continued from Page One) ROCK HUDSON ROUTE 85, BOLTON SUNDAY CONT. X P.M.—MATINEE 5IOXDAY, X PJ«. ic explosions are ,nn new subjects who became a naturalized English REFRESHING. HEALTHFUL “Tpia EABTH 16 MINE" citizen; a Naugatuck River bridge. but have filed appeals with the ■ BUWMilP BT for Thaler. He was senior Navy State Supreme Court of Errors. last month after the Communist *« FRESH FRUIT Wonss sad Oeas" Anepiees of Bolton Volunteer scientist for last year’s project Colangelo saw the two police r > KENT SMITH • KEN SCOIT’ CiNOY ROBBINS/CASEY ROBINSON wCUUDE HEILMAN raids began in the north. — , — gaaday — Fire Department and Bolton Argus. Q At what battle was the Red men come toward him from one kirk Usaglas - Aalkaay Qaiaa ConetsMes. tenun 9UY B* 0B6C7I0 •« imurmt ovooumo — side, two fiom the other. He Gifts of slver bowls and elephant ‘Laat Trala From Oaa Bill" CASEY ROBINSON / HENRY KING/ fOWARO MUHL ■rhe Times said it "has been Cross idea born? tusks from the provinces and trib ADULTS 91.25 — KIDS 7Se- aware of thi.s project for several A -The Idea of such an organ climbed over a rail.- Four GirLs Enter ^ A umwMAt nrrtwMTiWB oictum a wntam pnoouenoN EWTH» u e r ^ Colangelo Jumped 40 feet to the utes from abroad have begun ar SHERBETS months. The publication of the in ization occurred to Henri Dunknt, riving at the ancient walled palace formation WHS withheld until to a young Swiss, who 'saw the suf river. T^en the policemen heard a shot. St. Joseph College where the young couple will he • Fresh Fruit Orange PLUS BIG ACTION CO-HIT "LONC TEXAN' day. fering of the wounded following united by tying a silken thread Police had searched for Col- "It was decided, with confirma the clash of Austrian. Italian and Four girls from Manchester wSl around their wriats. • Fresh J^uit Lemon ' tion by government scientists, that French troops ah Solferino on sngelo, about 30, o f. Waterbury. -While military planes continued f S1!ARTS SUNDAY sM night for questioning on a be among the 124-mem .er fresh-, Held Over! Superb! JIAN a story on Project Tepee would June 25, 1859. Four years later, Uklttg off with supplies for the • P'resh Fruit Raspberry BUHNSIDF PETERS the Idea became a reality. woman's corr^ilaint that she had' man riasa at St. Joseph College MIWSMU>«. not jeopardize the national se In West Hartford In September. threatened northern provinces, pal THI6 PEOGBAM Me lOUIt curity,, In view of the fact that been moisted. ace servants began preparing royal Mv' I tiin- ; Early today, they found his body They are liliss Lorraine E. • P’resh Fruit Lime JOURDAN kJifflI'ledge of certain matters in Q - What is a significant fact elephants for a procesaton through MAtOM in the .Iver, a bullet wound in. }iis Cormiei, 447 E. Midctle 'Tpke.; 8 |iy. tWtMIh. this area of science Is known to be about the African lungflsh? Miss Helen L. Magoon, 104 Green the streets of Luangprabang. M cN AAURi^ possessed by Soviet scientists. t» mple. Police said he apparently E BT TK BIST urn T U Br-fM gloricui lovt story ILSSm UiSSSSS A—This fish has been known to shot himself after he hit the wa wood Dr.; Mias Frances Steiner, "The Times notified 'Dr. Thaler live longer without food and water ter. 366 Hilliard St.; and Miss Elaine IMKERR PLl^S—LOVE THAT DEFIED 5,000 Y'EARS’ TRADITION lilllH W illi of Its intention to; publish the In than any other backboned aniipal.' A. Vesco, 72 .Pine St. E «r TBIYIMTI FMtSTr-iHMt formation. He informed the De TUG HITS BARGE, SINKS partment, so as to get clearance Personal Notices 48, I ^ B R j l U l FRANK CAPRA'S Q ■ What became of the Canaan- Stamford, Aug. 6 \/Pt— An 85- HOLDUP SLAYERS SOUGHT for the article. The department Itea of Biblicah timea? foot tug boat towing an erapt.v Westhampton, Ni Y., Aug. 8 MustlinillKI p^nt then called this afternoon's A—A remnant of the Canaan- sand hargo struck a submerged (/F)—-Long Island police toda.y ROOM news conference." In Memoriam itea maintained itself along the rock off tho harbor here earl.v were probing the third holdup- In joving memory of our mother »nd H T T H i AHininniHiiiD’ The New York Times, In a per Mediterranean hoakt, between the today and sank In X7 feet of slaying in a week within a 30- srsndmolher. Ssrsli' Rollseon. who . L , ' ( 0 W D N r sonality sketch of Thaler, said he moutitaina and the lea, and became passed sway August (, 1957. - water. 7710 8-man' crow trans mile area. The slayings all fol “You Can Taste The Quality” was mpre,^ interested in ancient the Phoenician people. ferred safely to the barge before lowed a single pattern. Mrs. ‘ Loving ra’emorles naver die AIR CONDITIONED TOP' STARTS WEDNESDAY OdMINO IN AUGUST _____ ^ TMI8 T8 I ewtiMinlllglWI language and tennis than in sci the tug gank. The tug, the Helen Irene Oirrler, 50, of W6st Yap- As tinie goes on and days pais by. ence when he attended high In our hearts precious memories ara S:40-6 :S5-10tl6 IX:58-4140-6:t0 "■niE DIARY OF “THE NUN’S STORY" Q—Who gave the title "Father - Bachannan, waa skippered by hank, N. Y., waa found shot ta kept. “ Koataa6A44A ANNE FRANK'* “ANATOMY OF A MURDER" PLUS ACTION HIT "TEN DAYS TO TULARA" ■chool. of History,” to Herodotus ? Oapt dehn R. White ef Pat- death early today la the diner Of one wa lovad and ahall aavar lergeL Thaler waa bom and grew fljji to A.—The Romap orator CJcaro. eheg«% Is L ahe operated here. . __ , ChUdrap asd araadehUdraa. / P A G I PG U I I1ANCHE8TIB SVSNING HSBALD. ICANOmTEK, OONN« SATURDAY. AUGUST 8. 1969 MANCUESTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. AUGUST 8. 1950 PA G E r t v E pasaage of no bill at all. 'niara la eaec and Health urlth Key ta the Wonder$ of the Universe IRanrl|pBtfT little room for debate over the Serlpturbe" by Mary Raker Eddy. Connecticut Include the following (p. 81d:7): ^vniing l|pfaid proposition that a reform bili "Chrlet, Truth, waa demeiHtratad ahduld be paaaed. and at this aaa- Uireufh JeauB to prove tha powrer Only One Way to Find m e . sion. And this can be den* decently, Yankee Churches of Spirit ever th* flaab~to Mmiw with creditable results, only If that Truth la made maalfeat by there I* aome bi-partisan effort as By A. H. O. Ita effeeta upon th* human mind and body, haaUog aicknaaa and What Space Is Like the President urged. Orazek ef tha Nmumms R t 4ai«ta K. CL Ohnreh Way, way hack In th* political daetroylnf Mn." t 'a u a M Oetahar L IHl No political realist expects the SM Main 8t. Rev, Jeiui T. Raaaen, Pnetor ages dark, when one John M. flight hours merely te gueMfy a passage of the Landrum-Griffln O. E. Wtealsw, Mlalstsr Rev. Jame* T. O’OeRnell Men BvaageUeal LnEwrea Ohnreh By DR. L M. liEvrrr *aa HoIlSvrt Bnl*r«4 *t th« Rev. John F. Rlaaehard pilot. Bailey woa a fledgling, Omnectl- (MMenrl Synad) Anther e( • new book, •t C<«B M bill which the Ppealdent endorsed. 9;.30 a.m.. Church Rchool, elaaa- Rev. Joseph HL MeOenn Dempsey also inffieatea that M BUSINESS DIRECTORY Oseper and Rigb Sta. Mtll M«W«r But unless some of th* key provd- cut poliUce was at the tall end of *«rarvet fer Teinerfew" an artiflelal gravity Is provided ta a long era In which R. had been aa for all ages. Rev. Paol G. Frekepy, Faster luiluueit 6 t ~ sion* which do make It a strong 10:4B a.m„ Worehlp aervlct. Sunday Maaaee at 9. T. I. 9. A training program In space for th* eatelllte end wre are to have nut AflBUCUTBD PI— , bill are incorporated In whatever very, very wirdred. meaaags by tha pastor, thame: 10:30 and 11:80 a.m. 9 a.m., Divine worehlp with com our astronauts is the new and rad th* men live at say 1/lOth g ■n»« JUKcUtMl Ptm» u .««clutnr»l; (1/lOth th* fore* of gravity on mUUMl t o Um U M e( r«pubUeatlM le machine is an aitange- th* Cliapel at 8 and 10 a.m,. the earth being indoctrinated In tions. MEiMBBR kOTUT FURKAII OP 5gfl E. Center 8t„ at ths Oresn Divine Worship with Holy Com 270 BROAD S' for cmcmjtnoNB______dictation and exploitation of bold ment in which one political party John R. Nsubert, Minister munion, 9 a.m„ sermon. “Are You the demands of the new field. Avallahle for Housing Tail MI .1-500^ appointment. and unscrupulous operator*. buys out the key figures of the Church of th* Assumption RighteouaT" Herman Fraricha. Dempsey points out a basic To get astronauts Into epaee 80BSCIUPTIUN RATia opposition polvUcal party, so that Adams St. and Thompaon Rd. problem. At this time we know for extended periods of time m o lO B VARIETY Always At Vonr Rervlee F«r PkyabU In AdTkBoa Th* conditions in which thla sort 9:.30 a.m., Runday Church School it is not really much of an oppo for children, fradle roll through Rev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor about space only by axtri^pola- Dempsey makes a most Intriguing 9UALITY * MACHINE SHOP SERVICE On, Tkkt ...... Iljly of thing can .cappen so easily must Rev. Francis T. Butler, Aeelstant * EittJIPMENT 811 Month, ...... J™ sition party, *o It doesn't win elec grad* fl. tion*. As an example, we measure suggestion. In. what Is called Pro The,, lIoBiLi •..••.•*•••••••••••• I Iw be eradicated. tions. Hebron how much radiation is near the ject Outpost he would simply util SEAFOOD, * PARTS (new and rabullt) liooUv I- 9:30 a.m.. Morning worship with Wctlily Th* central, healthy body n l or In this wicked ihase of Con Runday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:1R, earth and try to compute how ize the 60-foot long empty Atlas * ACCESSORIES guest preacher, Rev. Major U and 11:.10 a.m. 43 O A K ST. * SUPPLIES 99 EAST CENTER ST. . 8tn|r1» Cowr ...... ganized labor, to give It Its due. necticut political history, the Re Johnson, saaislant ejtecutlv* tsers- much there will be far from the tank (one stage) iMsd for.getting publican Roraback machine was earth. W* count meteors and try the device into orbit as ths hous TEL. Ml 9-9937 * DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES TEL 5n 8-50«9 Th, Herald pnntm* OoiaptmT, Ii^. ha* tried to correct this situation. tary, Connecticut Baptist Conven Tather Doug’ kMuine, no hnandkl ruponMbnitT tor doing the buying, and the dom tion.- sermon topic: "Th* Elder St. Bartholomew’s Chnith to compute their density in space. ing for a group"of from four to Open Saturday nntU 6 pjn. typtwraphlckl error, anoakrtn* In ad- But It haa not been conclusively inant leaders of the Democratic Buckley School Auditorium W# measure the atmosphere at ten men. This Umk 10 feet in dia rertfMBitrit, and other read^ Brother's Rssponsibllity." j In The Ma&aieater Brealaa HeraM. able to drive o\it corruption, or pe ty were doing the selling. For Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastw 100 miles and try to define the meter would be outfitted to hirn- various kinds m prices—a retain Set to Leave limits of the atmoaphere. At beat ish the living and work quarters COM PLETE ' Dlapiay adrartutne etoatag boora; even to force the removal of the Calvary Chapel HIGH GRADE For Booday-l p m. PrhJM. offending union leaders. Had it er for some law firm, the appoint Sunday Masses at 8. 9:15 and theae are but educated gueaaes. for these pioneers. GLASS For Tutelar—1 p.m Ifondar ment of a law partner to the Su (Assemblies of God) 10:30 a.m. Doim Only when man get* into apace The propulsion units for this HEATING been able to do so, there would not 32 Vernon St. leaves St. Peter's Episcopal Church or WedneielaT—1 p.m_TueatoT. perior Court, help to their own will he be In the poaition of dla- type of payload would he ths Rotary or Pressure Knarf's * For Auto Wi^irarnflds for Tborwlay—1_.8 •« earp.in. Wadneeday. — he too much present obligation up city Democratic machines — the K, U Gustafson, Pastor St. Mtaurlee R. C. Church tomorrow, after th* 10 a.m. serv PRINTING covering what liea nut there, and newly contemplated Centaur Pro Burners * For Store Front* and all on the Congress. But when labor nominal leaders of the Democratic Belton Center ice, and starts on his way to Selina, only after being in apace will he ject in which high-energy liquid FOOD MARKET *izee of window*. ,IOB AND COMMERCIAL 9:45 a.m., .Sunday School—clasa- Kan. at 1 p.m. * * c a l l u s f o r f r e e can't clean ita owm houa*. It Is up state party in that era saw to It Rev. Bernard Metturk, Pastor be able to intelligently plan future hydrogen would be used as the 640 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE * For Table Top*. PRINTING that their own party did not win es for all ages. But h* isn’t altogether leaving activltiea. ESTIMATES to Congress to do what It can fuel for the rocket system. If Open 9 Day* a Week state elections. 10:45 a.m.. Morning worship, the Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Hebron behind, for he la taking When the National Aeronautic* progress continues at the present PHONE 9-3390 Prompt and Elflelent Printing Saturday. Auifuaf* about providing better tools. Rev. John Zanells speaking. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Their de\1re* for acco'nplishing with him two of hla parlahlonars, a n d Space Adminiatratlon rate a satellite of the Outpost FbCARTY BROSs Ofi All Kinds What disturbs labor about this 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service, the Sacred Heart Church Horace W. Sellers, choir master, (NASA) choae the aatronauta for Open Monday thru Saturday Items for All at Surplus Sales this aim were as divers* and In type should be launched by 1M5. INCORPORATED 7 AM. to 9 P.M. As The Game ChanRes process ia that a corrective law. genious as the pay-offs they took. Rev. Mr. Zanella, guest speaker. Ctinreh St., Vernon ahd Bert Taylor, on* of the choir the Mercury project they picked Here is a radical and yet ra One of the vei-^ easiest and )>e*t'*' J. A. WHITE boys. JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, COMMUNITY PRESS with the procedure* it would in They wo\ild nominate the weakest Rev. Ralph Kelley, Faster pilot* who had a minimum of 1,600 tional approach to the problem of ways to save money is to shop at Surplus Sales Co., for they have TTie preaa of Moicow haa banked St. Mary’s Episcopal Church CONNECTICUT COKE, SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Manchester Surplus Sale* Co., 169 9 Eakt Middle Tpke. volve, applies itaelf equally to good candidate the; could find. If they They will spend a week as "Fa hour* flying time. Thla wa* the training our astronauts. Today, a 'very wile selection of appli GLASS CO. tti uiual polaon, and aeem, to have couldn't find candidates weak Church and Park St. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m ther nmm'a” guests, and plan to first atep. In addition to the flying many million* of dollar* are being FUEL on ., RANGE OIL No. Main St., right on Depot unions and bad. Even if a good 819 Broad S t—Tel. Ml 9-4639 Specializing In the tlneet ooM ance*. Toaster*, coffee maker*, 81 BIssell St.—Tel. MI 9-7833 Telephone MI 3-5727 forfotten Its rather conalitent dli- enough and notorious enough to be The Rev. Alfred U Williams, return Monday by airplane. time, these men have started a apent in building complex simula Square. Ja. ,es Farr, the propri deep fat fryers, electric frying Rector eats and meata In town. pleaaure with thing;* American. It union Is clean and democratic. It sure to lose, they would run them St Franck of Assisi Church Pastor on Vacation long and rigoroua training pro tor*. While these are vlUlIy ne etor, has '-.een In biuinees for the {>ans, griddles and many other The Rev. Prescott Beach Jr,, South Windsor See Postma for Watch Repairing past four years, and carries only haa to gret ready, aometlme next haa to submit to the red tape, the selves. If they were still threat- The Rev. Herbert W. Dickerson, gram in preparation for short cessary at this time. In the near needed and useful electric appli ei ed with the possibility of vic Assistant Rev. Arthur J. Heffeman, Pastor pastor of Hebron snd Gilead Con flight* in manned capsules. Some Are you looking for a reliable^ brand names in merchandise. Ac fall, to take Ike to Ita boaom. procedures, and the safeguards de future we will be substituting th* ance* are carriec, all in well kndwn “One Call Does It All” tory. they would take care of that Rev. Ra3rmond B. Yaskausks*, gregational churches, is away on of these flights in ballistic mis OPEN SUNDAY store to do your watch repairing? tually. there ere so many dilVer- name biHml*. all absolutely new signed to reform the had union. 7:.30 a.m.. Holy Communion. real thing for the simulation. Your Best also rather difficult to repair, un ABC APPLIANCE And In thla country even the by inaiiiting each other, and by Assistant Pastor his annual vacation during the siles will last no longer than five -(Copyright 1969, General « A.M. to 3 P.M. If so, take your watch to John less you are especially trained. ent items carried in this store that and sold at sirbstanlially lower DRY CLEANING And, although labor is now on 10 a.m., Family service, morning Buy On newapapera moat excitable over the having their organizations talk* joint services of the two churches. minute*. tures Corp.) Postr.ia, 310 Main St., for you John Postma does a wonderful it would be almost impossible. to price*. Incidentally, all of these ami I.AIINDERING REPAIRS top in thia country, in the ap-' the day off come election day. And prayer with sermon and childrtn'a Massss at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Visiting clergymen are taking his Only Then Combination could not finri a better or more list them ail, but we suggest that Red Peril in the paat aeem to be CHOCOLATE Windows and job on such clocks, as a matter of items are fully guaranteed. Branches At: praisal of most of us, it has not for a period of 20 years they ac instruction by the assistant, nurs place in the meantime. After these astronauts prove reliable place. Watch and clock fact, he can repair clocks with you stop in here and see for your Have you seen the motorized go- 21 Mapla St.-MI 9-1575 referring: to Khruahehev with a ery is in session at thia time for Doors, Window 18 OAK ST. been on top long enough not to fear complished their alms, they kept Covenant fkngregatlonal Church they can get into apace and return CREAM ROLL repairing is a very special serv wooden work*. Of course, thia is self what a really varied stock ia carts for youngsters? As a matter new note of acceptance, if not af their faith with Roraback. younger members at 41 Park St. 41 Spruce St Manchester Evening Herald He safely, the next phase of the pro REG. 65C. 4 5 ^ Awnings, Door ice, one that requires year* of available at all times. 501 HARTFORD RD REPAIRS ON— that every new bit of regulation or Canopies, a rather expenavie proposition, but of fact, adults seem to enjoy these fection. All this time, of course, there 7 p.m.. Evening prayer In the Rev. K. EJnsj- Rask, Pastor bron correspondent Miss Susan R. gram will begin. Orbiting vehicles Teacher of training. John Postma has had if one has such a valuable clock It This is the tit ,e of year when as much a.s the children and they 249 N. MAIN ST. Not only the newapapera aeem control for unions may, even with Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. Pendleton, telephone A C a d e m y at relatively low altitude*, below Jalousie Window nearly 60 years of experience in GR1L1.S, KUCOTKIO IRONS, were Democrats of varior* kinds and Doors is worth th* extra money to have many people are vacationing and are seen in Increasing numbers to think that a new atmoaphere out such an Intention on the part who were outraged by this. Some Wednesday: P:30 s.m.. Morning worship, ser 8-8464. 300 miles to avoid the lethal radi PIANO iNd this business. He was trained in it repaired properly. The reason many of them enjoy camping out, all over town; NEW SYSTEM roASTERS, PERCOLATORS, of Congress, provide manaigement 10 a.m.. Holy Communion cele mon, "Whst Makes a Christian?" ation belts, will carry personnel om n Holland where he worked a 5-year e.specially when there are so many Garden supplies, rakes, hoes, VACUUM c l e a n e r s . HEAT will now be the atrategie, practical of them were outraged recause L Y N N ^ E-Z Terms s Free Estimates for this extra ex{>ense is the fact LAUNDRY ttey believed in their own party, brated In ths Memorial Chapel of Rev. Rask preaching. around the earth in permanent apprenticeship to get his papers. that these wfoden parts must be items that make this a real sprinklers, fertilizer*, seeds, etc. ERS. FANS, SEWING MLA- thing for a time. In the paat few with some device for pulling labor the Nativity. satellite*. Men ferried to these >Nnw accepting registrations TEL. MI 8-2886 CHINEB. and believed it ought to try to for fall elaase* begtanliMt Sep In 1913, he came to the United made l.y hand to fit the particular pleasure. At Manchester Surplus are also stocked at Manchester DRY CLEANERS daj’a, tvro American generala per down from it* high perch. Daily: space stations can be put through BAKE SHOP States, served In the U.S. Army win. They believed the voter* of First Church-ot Christ Scientist A Tliought for Today tember 8. Beiftnner* A Spe- TEL. Ml 8-5996 Home Spocioltios Co. clock, a somewhat lengthy pro Sales Co. you will find a full line Surplus Sales Co. Bfain Plant! 44 Harri«on St. formed haaty laat minute editing But what labor does not seem to 7 p.m„ Evening Prayer each eve Masonic Temple Sponsored by the Hanehestae an extensive training program to Bob Brown and Charlie Pringle during World War I, and returned cedure. of camping equipment—tents, Toy* of all kinds for children, Phone Ml 9-7758 Ail work guarantoad the state deserved a honest test their ability to live and work >ciaJty. IM N. Main St.— At Depot Sq. of flre-eatlng apeechee, in which realize is- that it is suffering much choice. And then there were some ning in the Memorial Chapel of ths Oenneil of Obnrehes 89 PURNELL PLACE to Holland at the close of the war However, if you have one «of cots, sleeping bags, air mattress sporting goods, footballs, basket Nativity. 11 a.m.. Sunday ssrvice and in the weird weightless environ where he served the Dutch Gov- they had originally named Khruah more Injury, from present uncor professional Democratic politicians CAIX these valuable clocks, it is good es, stoves, lanterns- in fact, just balls, in fact practically every Church School. ment of apace. They will also con ernn)ent as an instrument worker to know that repairs are available. about everything yo^i could pos thing for the sport* minded per ehev aa the outlandiah peril to thia rected conditions within labor it who wanted to conduct an elec duct test* on the equipment whibh MARION MOliRG A tion to win it so they could have The Salvation Army 8 p.m., Wedneaday mseting. God's plan of redemption at the University. In 1026, he If you like, an estimate on the cost sibly use on a camping trip. . All son, are always in full supply here. country, and eatabli^ed, to their self, than it would ever suffer from aei Main . St. Raadlng room hour* at 749 Main through his Son Christ Jesus in not only houses them, but which M l 9-4878 came to the United States again, of such repairs will be given with r erchandise carried )tere is new, Racilo* and television antennas can CUNLIFFE power and plunder for themselves. furnishes a livable atmosphere and EXCLUSIVE own aatlafactlon, our ability to minor readjustments of the scale These malcontent Democratic ele Major and 51ro. E. MhJter Lamle, St., Tuesday. Friday, Saturday. 11 cludes redemption of sll creation. and -worked at the Dewey-Wch- out obligation. yet you can enjoy very substan alao be purchased at lower prices. DON WILLIS a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday 11 a.m. temperature control. Weightless PorsoRolizod wipe him and hla country off the of power as between unions *nd ments merged in 1930, and used Officers In Charge Tha Apoatl* Pstar vividly describes man Co. from 1942 until 1959. He By the way. In the case of a tial savings. Planning a picnic? If so, remem MOTOR SALES to 9 p.m. the renovation of the earth: "But ness will be the most critical of opened his present store juat about face of the earth. The old game management. It does not seem Wilbur L. Cross as a weapon, first Christmos Cords grandfather plock or one with an For the swim enthusiast, you ber that Manchester Surplus Sale* 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. "Si^rit’’ will be th* *:ibject of the day of ths Lord will corns as a th» preparation* for this cannrt a month ago. The training and extremely heavy case,. John Post will find a full line of swim ac Co. is your headquarters for ail EXPERT AUIX) BODY and GAR8GE of baiting the Ruaaiana, or of bait fully to realize how much its own to take ove. corrlrol of the party, be simulated on earth for any with A and second to win a state election, 10:46 a.m., Holinesa service, the iMaaon-Sermon for Ainday, thief in the night; in which the years of experience that Mr. Post ma will go to your home and take cessories—fins, swim masks, tubes, picnic supplies, charcoal, different FENDER REPAIRS 18 Main St^ Tel MI-9-4581 A i^ s t 9. heavens ihall pass away with a length of time; it requires the sub ■mparl ing the Americana, haa yielded to good name Is at stake—how much and thus bust up the historic band and vocal music, sermon by CALL 10% SAVINGS ma brings to -this business are In the works out of the case and take beach balls—everyBhing to make size grills, cups, etc. ENAMEL and LACUUER 'nie (jlolden Text is from I Cor great noise, and the elements shall ject to be in space. valuable, an’d’ you can safely en the new order of togethemesa, in someone like Jimmy Hoffa has be A IIANCHE8TBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 19M P A O l SKtTKN hJ PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1959 BUGS BUNNY UUK BOARDING HOUSE wifh MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Herb Score Still Struggling but Cleveland Continues to Win I WANNA N THATU. K. A 90 00 ______, W N T VER PLACE T'STOR AN* JuiWLEir If /■JW^RMT/MT AAOOR... ENJOV TH' SCCNERV AniwBr to ProvioiM P im l*' IREn TAuS t r a il e r w it h PROM WfT TRAILER tH6 NEISMSOWAOOO/THIS IS ONE-'' Monardiy '’Oilers Play at Mt. Nebo, TH' PICTURE PER A FEW WWS ! , A TRIFLE FASTER Yanks Blank Athletics WINDOW, txx:! k © > U L WITH THE COUNTER- £ ^ aik 1 a / 2 2 c / M P0lNT.T1lv\/N0W LET A G A IN ,A G N E S .'H P THE PATROL ACB088 4 Pigeon pea W IT AG A IN S O V S ) I CALL NASON COMB* 1 Conititutional * Summer (IT.) Legion Travels Sunday ■ ■ t h e COPS ? # ! NEVER THOUGHT And Wrest Fourth Spot THAT BARNYARD monirchy BCoiyipoU 7 It ii ■ member T Lutherin o( th e ----- Proteitint U One* again Manchaater haaaball fan* will hava to decida CounNI th e ------' _ N«w York, Aug. 8 — Herb Score muat return to hi* old whether or not they want to remain in town Sunday or taka IS Mouth roof religion aO-game winning form if the Cleveland Indiana are to contend American IHrngue HARTFORD TWI I.EAOrE a abort ride to Weat Hartford. Semi-pro enthuaiaata need only I4Intentice Sl^ncMhire for the American League flag. Isn't that what they said la»t Veaterday’s Results For the third time this season to journey to Mt. Nebo where Moriarty Broa. boat the Unlon- l.tMuddlei dlitricL----- Moriarty Bros, and Hamilton New York 3, Kansas City 0. vllle Townies in a 2 .30 Fsrm lnglone' ...... 18 OuEvcri ® Bibllcpl hetd® , ■pring? Well, here it ia with more than two third* of the Standard have battled to a stale gOM and Score atlll atrug-*^------^------Chicago 4. Washington 1. 17 Bom jn American coin 28^ of Seth 42 mate at O l t ’s Park. I.ast night the ■Valley League game While at tfta f to fat half tboaa 30 vtctories. Boston 4. Detroit 3. 18Siame«e l l Sicker SOTOigrtce* *3 Oilers' Myles McDonough and .sterling Field In Weal Hartford an 20 Diminutive of 12 Peat bog 34 Awa^ner 48 ^ « a l And th* Indiana? ITiay're not do Cleveland 8. Baltimore 8. other 2:30 pairing malchea Man New Champion W. L. Pet. G.B. Hamilton's A1 Hcdlln hooked up in I,eater (dial.) 3S Cathedra being ing too badly. . . Only a game and Caspar Ortega an eig|)t inning 2-3 tie. chester snd West Hartford in the AI,LEY QOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Compaii point H A r t (U lin ) 37 Color 4«roUower , a half out of the league lead. Chicago ...... 64 42 .604 opening gqme of the flnsi best-of- 4B Morning .64 45 .587 Rick Paquette's two-run homer VMAlW... I YE A l!£ '■ ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1988 PAOB BIOHt MANCmSTBR IVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN*. KATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1969 PAGE MnaB BY PA6ALT and 8HORTSM Wanted—^To Boy 58 Apartmante— Fkte— Motorcycles—BIcjcdai 11 THERE OUGHTX BE A LAW Tenencnte 8 1 WANTED TO BLT Hoomb for Sole 72 Hoomm for .Sole 7* Hotiaw for 9«1« 71 Hooso# far Stic 72 HottsM for Solo 7 2 W anto^Eool Bitete 77 Good used resalabla furniture, FOR RENT-Fiim iahad. By xraeh IM* HAR1..EY tn good eondltlrai. ( 4 BOOM C * p t Cod, abed dormer, ZwKSOl V«At.TriO W WITH TWE iHT flW- He *U«0 WAuTnO OUT to OUCSS tlMn. AND alao email upright end eptnet or month, J room apartment, pri MANCHESTER — Sturdy new -alx I THE BETTER VALUES tl9.IOd-OVERSIZED 9 rtwm CApe: THREE BEDROOM home In Man- Build Summer Salads CLASSIFIED Cnll MT #11319. tile bath. DrepUce. open stair- MtMT ON MiC OwO CfWENT MlgEtt VQVi/iNO OUSCS WUAT,' planoa, • vate bath. Free parking. Bnaineaa room Oarriaon Colonial. IH baths. In quiet reeidentlal location, this | Chester close to school and bus block on bits line. Depot Sfjuara. ease. Ho* water heat, recrea hot water beat, full insulation, NEW LISTING — Bowers School nra listed here. Stop by, ehop and Immaculately kept home la wWUiy' Itnrt. Occupancy, Sept. 1st. Direct Biuinem Scrrlces Offered 13 WAtkitiR User! Fumilure Call Mr. Keith. Ml #-»l#l. tion. room, porch. Shade tree*. ^plastersd wsll*. fireplace, paneled [ area—6 finished room*. Cape Cod. comnarc but do look these over -YOur ronslderallon, also 9-car | from owner. State price and loca- ADVERTISING gOM condition. Charles t.«sper- "■^ilt knotty pine cabinets. Large:Shed dormers, completely re- * - ■ garage. 8. A. Beechler Realtor.; tion. Write Box F. Herald. Around, Watermelon Exchange THREE AND 4 room apartmonta ince. >B 9-7920, shade tree* HAROLD a RONS Rubblnh Reinnv- owner and build- modeled kitchen, attached gaigarage. I N T O W N ^ * * * * * 15 Oak Street for rent with heat, North Mt*a er. Ml 3-4860. beautifully landscaped lot. R. F. 8EIJL.ING? BUYING? Trading? Wa nJ—Pnper and anhea. Call Ml BUSOrate SITE on East Center *11,500—Sunaet St.— Vacant, are juat about aold out on llfttnga CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT, HOURS ^»-«03«. . St., 174 M d »M. respectively. J. Dimock Co.. Realtor. MI 9-S248, 6 : MANCHESTER—South Main St. 8 By GATNDI^ MADDOX '^whlte. Beat at high spaed until tha 8:1R A.M. lo 4:.10 P.M. WE BUY and sell Mtique Md used \ D Realty, MI #-»«40. St., 190 foot frontage, plus 6 room COVENTRY LAKE — Two year- or Robert Murdock, Ml 8-6472, rooms, heated front porch. Lot of [ room. 8 bedroom home In excel- ao call ua. We would be glad to NRA Fond Sad Markata F,dlior mixtut^ la light and fluffy. Return RAPIO TV REPAina, any make-- fumtture. china, glaaa, allver. pic- \ houae, 4-car garage with 68 feet ’round cottages. Good Investment Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. hoHsc for the money. Combination | lent nelghitorhood near country rail on you and talk tbinga over. I" freezing tray and freea* until rarn, amplifier*, phonograph* i nd | ture frames, guns, attic contenta, more frontage. Carlton W Hutch property. *8,500 for the 9. Call windows, good heat. club, town swimming pool, stores Mitten can fix your needs Ilk* a Wt are now deep Into th* hish|f)r,|, atlrring artce FY)UR ROOMS with heat m ins, Ml S-BI83. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADIT. changer*. Over 47 years total ex-1 whole estates. Ihirniture refln- Marian E. Robertson, Broker. Ml II *12,900—Summer St. Six good qnd schools. Ressonabfy pricod at glove. Call th* inisworth Mitten watermetim and 1 cup freah raap- -Molded Walentielon Freah FruM MONPAT Thru FRIPAY A M —SATI RPAY 9 A.M. » ished and repaired. Furniture Re lights, second floor. MT #-#904, 8-5983. 818,500. Carl and Esther Schwarz, Agency. Realtors. .Member MIJI. perlence #0 day* guarantee on all |t3,too—Immaculate 9 room Cape, livable rooms. Immaculate condi from May through September. Dur Salad w-ork. Potterton’* MT #-4.437. pair Service M d Sates, Talcott- MANCHESTER—Flv* room Ranch tion. Loaded with extras, front MI 8-0184 »n 8-898(1. DESIRABI-E 4 rooms, heat. J amaatte drive, storms, cellar, CAPES and Ranches. 87 new homes ing the aummer montha Georgia, Soften 3 envelope* unflavarM PLEASE READ YOUR AD ville. only three years old. Three bod- porch, etc. Orlglqal owner says sell. TAhlTOn TREE Removal - land water furnished, *#0, Call 1 hug* Wooded tot. near hue, school, betng atartea In Vernon bv J. E. SOUTH WINDSOR the Carollnaa, Florida and atatea gelatin In 'a cup cold water. PlMa / 9-l#19 between I and 7. shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml room*. Combination triple track i.«t is 80x278. Lots of room. over hot water (not tMtllngl to cleared, firewood c\il. Inaured, McCarthy. Theae homes will sell aluminum storms and screens. Oa further north aupply the east while ClssMflpd nr M l Art!*" «n* lukrn **vrr Ihr phone m n ron- 9-6189. for *11,890. Only *360 lown and Ilt.900—Oresn Hill St.— Choice Fetter St.—I room Cape, larga melt. Blend with 2'* cups froah fa ll Ml 3-a;42. Paid A. Ellison. Rooms Without Board 59 MODERN' 4 room apartment in rage. Amesite driveway. Immacu venlMicr. The «rt*erll!»er ehotilrt rend hl« nrt the TIR8T DAT IT *88 monthly including mortgi^e, location. Nice big roomy home. wooded let- (12,700. C^lfOTta, Arizona and Oregon Slip-[watermelon juice '.a cup augar 3 nice neighborhood. New stove M d MANCHESTER—Farmlet of fiv* late condition Handy location Call Four rooms down, two up—plsnty E^!t tablespoon* fresh lim* lanion APPRAKS M d REPORT ERRORS In lime for the ne*l ln»er- ' tfT4X)R .LANDING and raftnlahlng ROOM WITH kitchen privilege*. taxes and fire Insurance Torr R. F. Olmock, MI 9-8345. Barbara The ^ Apeclallaing In old floora. MT Centrally located. Babies ac- refrigerator furnished. S9 0 per rooms, in country setting on ap choice of a 8’ 4 r mors supporters like Chris Olsn- Mrs. Kay Mabel, 49 Oohunbua S t; ney. Mrs. Suzanne Perron, Hartford; AboutTown Chris, often referred to as "Mir. Police Arrests I M ah^r Gets Joaeph Graczyk, Hyde Ave.. Rock- Open Heard Al6ng Miiin Street Red Sox" of Manchester, usually villai;. Mra. Alice Trowbridge, 21 ICr. and Ian. rred«tick A. has a. fis> full of ticketa for home -■ A Rockvilla woman who, ac Stock W.: Mitchell Karpuska, 61 Alt Day Sunday flwaat 401/N. School St., aill bo Ui« And on Somo of Manehetter'a Side Streel$t Too dates during the season. Occasion Key Post on Oeetwood Dr. hoat and hoateM at the UiU cording to Stata Polica, haarly PINE ally, he-will make a last minuta tumad bar ear ovar whan aha ADMITTED TODAY: aifford FHARMAGY Junior Iluaetim Sunday from 2 to ?Mlslon and trek off to Fenway Ouunpion, Hartford! SS4 CRMTEB K . n M n« 6 p.m. braked It to a auddan atop, was Budget StaH At a Premium 7 ^ego ahattci^d at the tack of re Park to see a game for which he arraatad and charged with driv BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A aon ■ After hearing representatives sponse, had gone off somewhere to has not purchased ticketa. to Mr. and Mra. George D’Aleaaan- Tha Bmanuot liutheran Church in g while Intoxicated. Edward Vf. Maher of 147 Cham from the Town Planning Commis ,die of frustration. ^ That happened this year. He Olga P. Bankowaki, 82, of 8 dro, East Hartford: a daughter to will oondiKt the Sunday broadcaat sion and the Redevelopment Agen Still anotheu felt the bird was we/it to Boston on the spur of the bers St. has received a key pro Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tedford, aponaored by the Manchester Min- ashamed s|* not paying admission Bellvua Ava., Rockville, was ar- cy at a Joint meeting of aeveral moment and bought good seats for raated by Stata Policeman Ja- motion In the State Budget Depart Coventry: a dauighter to Mr. and latarlal Asan. over Station WTNF and had gone out to float a amall the game at the box office. Mrs. Thomas McCartan, 253 town groups Wednesday, the tem roma Neplareky shortly oftsr 8 ment because he ranked highest tomorrow momlnit at 7:30. porary chairman, Richard S. Tib- loan. Last week he stepped into a pair School St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE of pants he hasn’t worn in some o’clock lagt night on Rt. IS. in 'a compe compftitive examination for Winiam Patten, 29 Windsor Ave., bita of the Town Development the post. \ Senior <31rl Scouts interested In *. . . Ever So Hiimblef time. When he shoved his hand Neplareky said Mrs. Bankowaki, Rockville. Commission, asked for a report He has been named chief of the LANCER'S FLOOR aln^ns at the Scottish Festival on The .Joint meeting of the into a pocket, he felt what seem driving north, suddenly braked BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. from the Town Parking Author department’a budget section, suc- S^U 18 will rehearse Monday ity. ,» School Building Committee, the ed to him to be ticketa. her car to stop, almost tipping it and Mra. Ra.vmond Halsted, 212 COVERING CO. Board of Ihrectors and Board of "Must be stubs from an old over. After he motioned her to eeding Jeremiah A. Fitzgerald of 41'PURNELL PLACE n l^ t at 8 o’cloci: in the Robbins There was a atir among those West Hartford, who was also pro Greenwood Dr. room of the Center Chui^ch. 'Hioee attending the meeting, but no one Education Monday was spent game." hf thought to himself. the side of the road, he said, she DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: mostly In informal discussion of moted after rating'highest in an who wish vill gt> sa*lmining: be atood up to speak, But he was wrong. They were almoet nraehed Into the guard Carl Koubik, Glastonbury; Mrs. W ILL BE CLOSED the work to be dona on Phase 8 of rail. A sobriety teet given at the examination for assistant budget fore the rehearsal. forgotten ticketa to the game he Elizabeth Crickmore, CoVentry: "What, rio' one here from the Barnard .Tunior High School. scene resulted in the Intoxication director. Fitzgerald succeed! Roy FOR VACATION Parking Authority ?" Tibblts had decided to go see. Mra. Vera Gerrish, 202 Oak Grove Building Committee Chairman And the way things have been charge. E. OoIUna, who retired last month AUG. 10 to AU G. 17 Dr. Sverett 8. Fhllllpe, Beth-, asked. after 35 yean’ aervice. St.; Mrs. Lena Cejkowski, 15 Oak- any, Okla., will preach at the 10:48 Harry ^owroyd told the members going in Beantown this seasoit, it's Free under 8200 bond, Mrs. "Thay probably couldn't find a of the boards that one of the areas Maher haa betn a senior budget wood Rd., Miss Joaelyn Landon, OPEN AUGi. IB. sum. service at the Church of the place to park," quipped a member a good bet Chris paid double to see iBankowski Is due In court Sept. most in need of painting was the his team loae. examiner. He was graduated from Hebron; Harold Smith,. Talcott- Kasarene tomorrow morning. He from anotheritl group. 11. the Univeraity of Connecticut in ville; Mrs. Gertrude Delisle. Staf Is the pastor of the college church home economics laboratory in the Early this morning, police re Franklin Building. Word Haver 1949, majoring in government and ford Springs; Mrs. Mary Churllla, at Bethany an is now visiting his Added Attowctlon ported, David L. Gunae, 18, of 02 buslneas administration. He Joined 82 Foxeroft Dr.; Mrs. Rosemiary mother, Mrs. Stephen Phillips. KM "The walla, are cracking, the You wouldn't think a lawyer Prospect St, waa arrested and The State Theater______had a non-in-pay- paint la peeling where we're teach ^ e staff of the Governmental Re Livingston, 9 Thistle Rd.; Rsilph RamMn St. would be sparing with his. words charged with overcrowding in a Ing visitor the other day ho added ing the ^rls to be little homemak while getting to the main point search Inatltute in Hartford Qulglev, 80 Foley St. considerable realism to the show motor vehicle. Police said he and where he served from 1949-51. In DISCHARGED TODAY: George ers." he said. of a conversation. However, one three other companions were In ing of "Sleeping Beauty." ^ One of the, Ijoard members local Boswell greets his friends In 1963 he received his master’s de Lee, 384 N. Main St. Wateh For TIm A slightly confused bird flew the front Sjeat while he waa driv gree in public administration at mumbled, "Just like home." the morning with: ing. Gunas is due in court Friday. into ■ the theater through an open "Fine. And ybii?" Syracuse University. ReopMlns door and then spent almoet half an Other arrests, ths charges and .•His first assignment in State Truer Words Were And It’s catching on, too. He court dates, are: hour diving and ewooping in the sometimes gets the same reply,. service was as a member of OF vicinity of the ecreen, apparently A Manchester Insurance man at Thomas Uennon, 83, of Middle- L T. WOOD CO. tended a ronferencf in New York —A Non. thd State management - efficiency in an effort to Impress some of the town, pasaing In s no-passing team. , cartoon bluebirds that were doing recently at vvhlc7 one of the main zone, Monday. ICE PLANT speakers was Ivy Baker Priest, the He served in the Air Force in 51 B1S8ELL ST. WIIROSE their bit to make the heroine's life Rockville Robert D. Baldvvin, 54. of Korea. a pleasant one. lady whoise signature ap|>ears on Storrs, passing In s no-pasaing one dollar bills. Cuhes-Crnshed-Blocks Finally, the live bird disap zone, Aug. 31. DRESS SHOP peared, probably insulted that his The two speakers before her had Swimmers Win ^ Robert Saylea, 18. of 4 Mints Ct., "rrienos"friends” werenweren't t paving anyanv heed started their talks by giving defi pafsing In'a no-passing zone. Aug. 801 MAIN ST. to him (or would it be ner?'l. nitions of v.’ords, like "safety" or Third Straight 14. Hospital Notes Corner of Pearl One theatergoer advanced the "coKr>aiaoty','' so when Mrs. Priest (Next to First Nstlonnl theory that the befuddled bird, Its I )se, she also began her talk with Visiting Hours: Adults 2 to 8 Bank) Tile Rockville swimming team a definition of the aubject ahh p-nn.; Maternity—2 to 5 ahd 8:89 knows best. won Its third meet in succession Tol Suffers Bump to 8 p.m,: Children's Ward— 2 to FRESH EGGS DAILY . . IF'c’// have a note "Money,'' she said, "is whst last night when the undefeated 7 pjn. ^ ___ — Also — things run into and people run group beat Windsor 137 to 90 in In Minor Crash Freoh Dressed Poultry collection of lovely ( Ov«n cooking INTERIOR and EXTERIOR out of." a return match at Henry Park. Patients Today: 182 Manchester Egg Farm clothes for Fall! Rockville took 1.8 first places, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 472 Keeney 8L—MI 9-9904 ^i$ easy today... PAINTING Long Time No Series and four of five relays. A 8-year-old girl received a James Mo.vnlhan. 153 Cooper Hill PAPERHANGING What the Boston Red Sox need Taking two firsts were Peggy bump over )ier right e.ve but was St.; Leland Wood, 26 Robert Rd.; —In addition to some players—la Bedard, Nancy Kolanko, Irene otherwise unhurt after a 2-car Frederich Dasley, Wapping: Dan SPRAY PAINTING Kolanko. Robert Pragnuaki and crash on Summer St. near Moore iel Szasaniiki. .36 Hammond St., Mitchell Kobus. St. last night, police reported to Rockville; Waldo Bottlng, Coven qUAUTT WORKMANSHIP Davis Cratt.v. Timothy Belottl. day. try: Harold Helm, 25 Spnice St.; AT FAIR PRICES Joseph Breton, Lois Otka and Pamela Ann Olsaver was riding Milton Millard, 58A Chestnut S t; Closed For ■ Vacalinn ... Karen Steiger each won one first with her fsther, Charles W. Ol Fr«d C. SturtKvanf August 10 (o August 17 place. . saver, 27, of East Hartford, when 128 8. MAIN ST. WALNUT ' their car hit an auto parked by I?LECTR0N1CS Georg# Usk. 23, of 134 Oakland Td. Ml 9.2979 St. ^ HARRIEH'S 1 WiUnut Si., Manchester Tires Ice Picked Pamela waa taken home and was treated by the family doctor. BEAUTY SALON At Police Barrack Mrs. Olsaver this morning said the 129 CENTER ST. girl was all right. Besides the Closed for 'Vacation Aug. 10-1.4 REOPEN AUG. 17 state Police are still looking bruise, she had a few minor cuts so*s home heating for a nervy vandal who punctured on her head. Mrs. Olsaver said. BACKACHERS holes In 11 cars parked In a According to police, the crash our woy ! lot next to the( Colcheater State occured while Olsaver was driving A Complete Chiropractic Health Center Police barracks early Thursday east on Summer St. looking for an (Including X-ray service) morning. Ton get premium quality address. Driving slowly, police NOWI Slate Police at the barracks aaid, he did not see Lisk's car MoUlheat with RT-98 . . . the Conducted By Drs. Richard and Elizabeth Alton ,( chiropractic physicians) said about 3.’'/ tires were punctured, until it was too late. He hit the most eomple^y eSeetiTe fuel some of them on police cruisers carJ which was parked against the ALL PERSONS oil additive in nee today. And lA)cated At Bolton Center (next to St. Maurice Church) and on private vehicles. ith curb heading east, in the you get premium eerrice. Au I The .Special Services Div. under rear. The crash resulted in minor T6S ond OVER tomatic ddiveriee . . . a bal- Hours: 9:00 A.M, to 9:00 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. , Lt. Samuel Rome at headquarters, (by appointment) damage„ to Lisk's------vehicle------and modn CAN GET anoed payment plan and many j Hartford, is in charge of the case. erato damage to Otaaver's car. other extras detigned to make Telephone Mitchell 3-4858 Even State Police Commisaioner No other injuries were reported home heating rsoUy Msy. The Above om cee Will Be Closed The Week Of August 3rd. Leo J. hiulcahy got into the act, and ho arrest was made. HOSPITAL- 'Open Monday, August 10th. adding to the unhappy lot of the policemen. SURGICAL- M obilheal It ha.a beeiTsuggeated tliat flood lights installed in the lot. Men (ONVALESCENT at the arracks worked until 4 Weekend Special At a m. .vesterda.v* changing tires and ANNOUNCEMENT AND questioning suspects. . THE BARNES NURSING HOME WE GIVE^.t^ OPEN GREEN STAMPS BOAT C O m INC. INSURANCE AMSTON LAKE Hovt Your Doctor I 1 3fITCHELL-DRIVE without having EVERY MONDAY Coll In Y ^ r Proscription 7 LOTS TO BE SOLD AT SUMMER CLEARANCE NOW GOING ON! WILL BE CLOSED to taka a MORIARTY Doliverod Within Tho physical Hour WEEK OF AUG. 10 axamlnatlon BROTHERS »7ft MAIN ST. to qualify I AIK-OONDITIONED FOR VACATION $ 7 TO 0 0 each FAIRWAY PINE PHARMACY M l 3 -5 1 3 5 864 CENTER 8T. n e w e n r o l l m e n t I PERIOD DURING ' august 3 50x100’ PICNIC AREAS TO BE SOLD AT WESTOWN J- ■» PHARMACY M CfT fUU DETAIll TODAf 459 Hartford Rd__ Ml 9-9948 A. CHRISTIE each '*-> • 4» 28 DURANT ST. To maintain our continuity of medical service we are TERMS AS LOW AS $10 MONTHLY Open All Day YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT SEARS \ «t eub»t«"7‘«**Y 5 PRIVATE BEACHES [lower »'“ •*•** SUNDAY MUTUAL lENEFIT HEALTH I h u rry ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION ONLY 6 LOTS LEFT AT MIKE'S PLACE FOR >666.86 Eaeh S«M Mfin • OMASl, S ill. Amston I.akp |s l.xM:aled Halfway^ Between Colchester a| id Hebron On Route 85 DR, F. FORBES BUSHNELL AND DR. R. C. OLMSTED WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT SHERIDAN'S GARAGE DR. CHARLES GOULD wn.^L BE As s o c ia t e d w i t h t h e m in t h e AND SERVICE STATION PRACTICE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE ' OPEN 7 DAYS # 7 A.M.,^te 10 P.M. ROLTF- 6 and 44A, BOLTON—OPPO.SITE 8.1’s RESTAURANT • ALL TYPES OF MOTOR TUNE-UPS THE ARMY AND NAVY TIRES • BAHERIES • ROAD SERVICE - MS CAR WASHING • ACCESSORIES AND MarbfGized Inlaid Linoleum'^ Colors Stay Factory Fresh DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:60 P.M. THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER in 6 Harm ony H o u s g Colors in New Vinyl Floor Covering DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF DUBALDO’S ORCHESTRA FUELOIL 24-HOUR SERVICE $1.77 7 DAYS WEEKLY • Colors con’t woor off • Floor won’t spot or stain • Roslliont foH bock Sq. Yd. • 6, 9, 12 ft. widths TEL. Ml 3-6449 Rog. 2.19 M|. yd. 8q. Yd. WE HAVE ONE OF THE BEST BURNER MEN Factory, wax-sealed surface resists soil end stains, is Whot a low price to pay for such long-wearing floor IN THIS AREA, CAPABLE OF SERVICING NOTICE AI.L TYPES OF BURNERS. ‘ easy to clean. Felt back absorbs foot shock, provides covering I Colors are' underlaid beneath tough, clear , comfort, underfoot, permits installation direct to floor vinyl. Bleaches, fruit acids, hot grease, mercurochrome ACE ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR without extra lining felt. 6-ft. width. iWon’t stain it. In 6, 9 and 12-ft. width. 5 NORTH SCHOOL STREET Let us check, clean and put your burner and Mancheater Shopping Parkadr WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION Phone Ml 3-1581 furnace in A-l condition so that you will ho STORE HOURS: AUC. I TO AUO. 22 Mom, Tuea., Sat— 10 A.M. ta 6 PM. trouble free this coming heating season.... Wed., Thura., Fri.— 10 A.M, to 9 P.M. OPEN AUO. M n M n « n c E FLO O R JN O C O . B IX P X A O * A iC nH lbiillicisllt T V W eek Swmttio l|^rald . M i U i N n J i E CLOSED kCATIO N VIDBe EVERT WEEK—ALL R lO im Ri»BRVBD, H. T. MOKINSON A OO.. toe. to A U O . 17 AUO. 18. day. I heM out for mot*. Fliisdly. Brennan Reflects on Career hs offered mo a bit port for tho next doy at MS.” Walter’s irst tool brook como Bt JUSTOnC HUfWIOH pter with a twinkle, “and at the with the role of Jenktoio in ”Tho Looking knck over hta. career of' same time, quashed any Ideas I Wedding Night,” which drew S8 Areara,; a period apanning the might have hiul about becoming a critics* oocloim oU over tho e a t m - tWM from the earliest talking pix leading men;” try. After snother success in “Bsr- For Tko to TV, Walter Brennan, who ia Brennan, who was graduated bsry Coost,” his popularity was so* recogniaed aa one of the finest from . college with a degree in tabUshed, and he wont on to score character actors in motion plc- technical engineering, feels that, in one movie hit after snother. poRlnS tuiM, states gratefully: for him, the opportunity to do Brennan says he never regrets “If I had had foresight during OF character roles was a fortunatS oc the addition of a television aeries the days when I was starting, I curence. The three-time Acad to his already successful movie e ^ d not Have planned things emy Award winner went on to ex career. As he siihu it up: “We all much better thsin they-actually plain. feel that “The Real McCoys” proj ROSE turned out.” He was referring to I "F or one thing, there is much ects the Utneleat..h!ipior and phi the f a ^ that a freak accident less responsibility. A n a.ctor who losophy of honest people involved early in his career proved to be a stars In a show has to carry the in real life problems. And odist SSHOP better substitute than 'foresight' weight of a multi-million dollar makss me happy ia the way peo A I N ST. as a guide to success. production on his shoulders. A ple have oreicomed the McCoys ' of Pearl Just before his 30th birthday, character actor can do his work Into their hearts and living rooms. Irst NaOonal Brennan fell from a horse during without this burden. If the show Th4se are* the things that make ank) the filming of a movie and lost misses, the star ia blamed, and it some of the long hard years along all his teeth. According to Bren- makes a difference to his future. the road worthwhile.” have a ne*v nsig' It w as the turning point of But if a character actor gives a I his career. “This iiicident made me good performance, he can go on to o f lo vely a character actor,” explains Wal- other roles without having the tir F a ll! stigma of a failure latched onto his name." Surprised by Stardom As far .M star billing in movies T h m is conceiTied, the forthright, Corm eeKeuf Banf* down-to-earth actor says, "I never even thought about it until I be AMR TRIICT COMFANT^ came a television star. And of course, when I agreed to make the pilot for the McCoy series, I had MSINin'MVIF. ELECTRONICS no idea it would lead to stardom, after all these years." LABORATORIES The story of how Walter Bren nan and the “Real McCoys” got together is aa (Amusing as any in 277 BROAD the colorful annals of show busi ness. has svsr ImMI Smilingly, W alter recounted the events leading up to his role as S— STANEK Fint Grandpa McCoy. "Irving Pincus, For , . the man who produces the show N ow — you can w rits check* and created the idea, kept after against credit instead of your TV e RADIO e Avro me for two years to do the part bank balance, and you car RADIOS e PORTABLE of Grandpa. The more I turned always have a aubstantial RADIOS e m -FI him down, Uib more persistently fund o f money-in-tho-bank to e M A R IN E he kept after hie.” W alter paused Over the coffeepot, Erandpa McCoy giviss a Mt' o f helpful advice buy anything you want at any OOMMimiOATIONS to Kate (Kathy Nolan) on “The'Root McCoys.” tinsel E Q r iP M E N T — then continued, hia eyes betray ing a flash of miwhief. “He plumb wore me out. Finally, cals and plays. Jt was through the rounds of the casting offices. I a g r e ^ to do the pilot in an ef these stage roles that Brennan For a while, things looked Meak, fort to get rid of him. You eee, I really became interested in the but suddenly, fortune changed for Ml 3-1171 figured the ahow would turn out theater. A fter graduation, 'he both of them. badly and that no one would ever promptly goti a Job in vaudeville, Walter remembers especially FOR PREFERRED buy it. And that after I’d proved and toured the East and Midweat the story of how he w as given one this to Mr. Pincus, he’d stop-both extensively for the next two years. of hia first bit roles. He was visit REAL ESTATE ond ering me. But as it turned out, I Ooltfomia Beekons ing a studio one afternoon when couldn't have been more wrong. When W orld W ar I broke out, he noticed a director becoming up The ahow was bought within half Brennan served in France for two set because s donkey refused to IHSURANCE SERVICE an hour after the sponsor saw 3rears and during this time, he was bray at the precise moment it was ALUMINUM the pilot. It was the quickest sale badly gassed. In poor health'after supposed to. WINDOWS $1t 75 u r on record.” ! his discharge in 191B, Brennan “I walked up to the director,” JARVIS REALTY CO. Brennan’s entire imekground decided to head for California’s Walter recalls with, a chuckle, and •aa ga fart and education suggested almost REALIORS—INSURORS sunshine in order to recuperate. said, “See here, I can bray Hke a Doara, Jsliusisg, anything as a career but acting. He invested his savings in the real donkey— and at the right time. Awaluga, Daar Md E. Center SL— Ml S-4Ilt Descended from one of the earliest estate market but lost all he had The director looked at me in dlabe- ' . f f families to settle in N ew England, when the bubble broke in IM S. By Uef, but said, 'Okay, go ahead and Haads naid Brennan was bom in Swampscott, this time, his hesdth had improved, bray.' I had never brayed before, V trn im m m EMp Ai . Mass., north of Boston. During his so he decided to look for work as but I had Just heard the donkey. I DO YOU KNOW college days at Rindge Tech, in a ’’movie extra. Soon he met Gary capped my hands to my mouth and Cambridge, Maas., he partMpsited Cooper, then a young cowboy from. .let go with aH I had. The director Mascliester Awning Cs. F rrA ■ A lto StDres in practieslly sH the school's musi- Montana, and together, they made said I’d. do and offered me gl9 a IM WEST CENTER ST. MI t-SSSl— EsMhSslisi 1MB MW MAIN ST.—Ml S-1M* SerrieM All Makes Of . SATURDAY T elevision PROGRAM Washers, Dryers. OllMMOl Ah’ r »r e « Sierr Sword. WIH Duel". Bandit usee a Hm AmtiN A. Refrigerators and it.- Lean 4toager s White n u le r Bultry girl ia hia khlamp.far-raa-. Trae Story n . m Beekeain >. m aom plot on a dashing Russian I Televisions At IlBsla Al Shaw . ■» Keenan'Wyan.Keenan Tvyan. Ralnb ;Mmfcer. SM dignitary vtsiUng. CHAMBERS c. Satorday Wsatara 40 ney Blackmer. JacUe Coocan aad 18MS Onnameke g 48 Reasonable Prices 1(:1 Oar Oaag Cssnady t cueeeat star I>lnda Darnell la -'lyeW Stars Jamea Araeas. Marahal M a v t a f .... Psteetira*# Ptary Bl. SD Pidede." etory ef a detective arho DiUon decide# to turn ia Ms Fseldeff.... Satarday Mattaaa • must lake a priaeaer aa a train badge after a violent guaflght V ALL WORK OUARANTBKD "Dangerous Profession". ride, reallsins eomeene is tnrinc which he ia farced ta take the Raft and Blla Rains. la UN one of them. Uvea of three men. ItiiS Featnra Film S Peaple ATa_rBaBy )K. *• BUi^wn* PMswl ■ 'Montana Desperada” , The Meh Clark Shew B. n Earlv Late Shew 88 itse Paataire tt Guest*: F re d ^ Caanoa, I-u Ana "W * of Now York ”. Mqvim Mr. insord M Slmma, Sam ’Turner and Thomaa 18:88 Theater ’*# s Tha 8 Stssgoa 4f Wayne. Fsntore 40 giSe Perry Presents M gg Markham 48 TKAILEK VAN SSKVIOB rum 90 .(Coler) Tony Bennett. Jaye p. Starring Ray MUIaad. Marktwum Las Dnroeher’a Wnrmap at. at Morgan and The Modemstre*. finds that a Mceletoa roaearoh Baseha II t. M note, aad a charter tieWag boat are good clnes to the tdea&ty ef BBS E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Yankees ve. Kansas City). YJSSEg*' Ig • Maier l.eacaa Maeekall >. M. M JSM IeeVSA a slaver in Mexloo trhere he wme MI S-S1B7 sr flWB. CM 1-14M (Tigers vs. Red Sox). Carl Smith, emcee. Gueala; Bob to hrip a ICiaaton prieat prove in- Xevie U Darch. ragtime pianlat and Judy . Bocenee of youth charged with "EkuA Dawa I Die.’’ JamesOag- Kay, v IM W.: MlDIMLa TnOD. SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER m teM l *-Trt» TUESDAY Television PROGRAM two deal Is loP4 raapactlys brothers. Kaafa Bra^ C M e M | l:M Oral Raharta Id ...... , I GLASS COMFANY f ‘H R egeH 8LM* OiM TW Olirictoalur* ItH Bawl 11 Sh«ckY Oreenc. Helene PLKNTP o r PASroro 4:40 ftaaalah Oewrae dab ItoM It U Let’s Travel , If Uelrarallr *tlh« 4:dd Orlaat Knwaaa 11 Howard, dancpri; Martin 0:44 T k t Pactor Aaeerleaa Baadetaad 44 4M4 Adreatare SbeweSaa 9/.^ | i U Hewf TrMUa Falhar II era. toaalnf -act: Bhaller B ro^ A vro OI.AM - »hiiinnninnmF~* 7:44 Tptey 5:44 Faatara FItaB 8 Ken Clartt stare la "Br6ek Ci^ ^ m n e k :M OmiriM 0— »«te dtld Byarjrauka'a Family Id ' era. fupplars: flamanca tarlat "Sevea Were Saved".. Rlehard lahaa”. Waalthy decorator to TM t I* TIm U t* CaplM Rapart d Sabicas. trapaxr —" r Mias TUB BNCliOSUBES — GLASS rUBNinTUEn TOPS Denning and Ruseell Hayden found murdered and lito partnsr ELECTRONICS ^himk t i U TIm UrUw W*td ------B aada^B M laa aala 11 Mara, and Sla Kroft and hla ' Raw* Fepaya Theater S. 44 calls a, detecUve. __ . . „ td t i«i«ae« QilMf ead.Caeiewt "Tha FhunfaamMn Haad.” Raymond mnrtonatlaa. „ „ 7:84 AmMeaa Legend Temivllle U Speelal Bread east ■■■Nlxea’e yfaH ELECTRONICS O M lto p h e n Hasaay and Gary Ooopar. t:M D rap > * * ** Breekfeet TIaee Ffaral Shew , It te the Sevtat Valea and Fala^ LABORATORIES OhrMlea SetcM* 4tdd Oartaaaa 1 JaS Webb stars. A man 4:44 Map BliSaida "Story ol BeabiaculC’, Shirley t t . 44 • :U WlMt’c V an T t m U oT 4ald Oaap Camadlat 1 raporU that an attempt was 4:14 Oaptalp Kaagaree Temple and Barry Fitagerald. ’n# Btfleaua 4 LABORATORIES tiM I>Mk aad L cera * ladaatry.aa Farada I made on kls life and says ha 4:44 Newe Adreatare Serial 84 Stare Chock Connors. "The Sta Okrlittea OelaeM t d:l4 Tha Laat Ward I. 44 auspacta ona of hla ftancea’a M- MANCHESTFR 4:U It's Fee Te Reieee 5:44 WaH D I eBay Adveatarc ter.” Mark plays cupId as IM 277 BROAD TkU U TIm U fa M Dr. Barcan Byana, modarator, boy friends. ~ 4:44 Fealare Fllai Time 4.54 schemes to mtroduce hla Pa te t:U AMarteMw et Watk 1 masaalne aditor and author Lao laSwwa* * ^ ThU Is Oag VMIh n e Harly Shew 14 a pretty woman who has Nat ar 277 BROAD M;M Lamp___ , Data____.1 Mr / Taa* ~ S Roatan and Mra. Thaodora Rooae- John RusaeU alare. ‘‘Wanted*’. Reatper Reeai -• ‘XAUra," Gene TIemey 4ad Dana rived. ‘ThroujHi A Olaaa Darklr" Part yalt Jr., author, and John Haaon BDunty hunter Arho would rather MOTOR SALES . Caiteea Tima Andrewa „ Marie At Nlae _ tS n—"Adolaacenea —Taa Ana of Brown, paneliata. kill than capture, upeete the TwIUght Theater 44 ■’M a^ed Womaa." Bette Davto SMSTANEKHnt Saarchlnc.’’ Faature oontempor- Bamar of tha Jaaplo I town of Laramie. -TOUR OLOSMOBHJB DBAI.BB” a U ^ a B l S I U e "Body Saaleher." Berta Karloff 4:14 (toattekl Playheoae „ >• 44 W STANBC Hrat ary laanafe raII«foua ballafa and Talaa of tha Wait It I Spy 4:44 The Three Sleegee and Bela I,ugoBt. Ch it Hadtoon stars as a Mormon , For . . . will abow that douM and diaballaf l:ld The Oathalle Haar M t;dd TV Theater , J 512 WEST CCNTER STREET The Meag^Beene d:44 Weedy Weeipeeker t trader who squanders hla protito For . . . * co-axiat with atronc rallrloua eon- "Tha Trial", dramatlalnp tha trial Lou CoBtallo stara la Blaaa of to g-ISll Mt44 On The Soeaee Fletleiineater 14 from a wagon train, tn "Bold t Tlctlon. of a clolatarad nun. aecuard of Glory”. Coatello portrays a Dewfh R e in Mg-Ftetare . ^ H L o s e r ’’ YT e RADIO e AUYO TV • RADIO • AVTO TMa la Tha Aaawar • deaarttnF tha world. plumber whose rasponaa to aa TrIaagleJnapbeaee 1:45 Weather. News aad Sperts 5 Beh flumaUags Shaw M RADIOS# PORTABLE -Ohallea Of BalvaUan M F aeo th e B atiaa 1. 44 amerpency call at .nipht plunpap 14:44 Saae Leyeaeea She 4iW Papeye • Bob's plane for a gay evening RADIOS e m-FI RADIOS • PORTABUC Tha Ohriatopbara M Stuart Novlna.-modarator. Ouaata; him into a danpardus experience Treaeare Baal Nawa Beat ■■ with a beautiful tnodel are .In RADIOS • HI-FI • TMa la Tha Ufa M Oovartlor Laroy Colllna. TV Shaw „ .1*. • • '"Safety-Tested ir te De Tea TraetT dabhaasa S terrupted with Iwliy-etttlng duUds. ’ e M ARW E M:M Laah Dp Aad Ura f M Tha Laaa Bahitar " 4 (Color) Starrinp Janet Blair and U:44 I Levs Laey Fheae Tear Aaswep M T fh e ______Naked OMy "a. “ n OOMMUNICA'nONS • MARINE ''Tha Sand Pila" Part II of ax- •"Danper Ahead” frontier theater John RPItt. Ouasls: Rowan ^ The Friee I s _____ 4:44 dateh Oarge . • "Lady______Bug. Lady Bug". H ead EQUIPMENT COMMUNICATIONS parlmantal axplorina tha m lnd of myatery. Clayton Moora atari. Martin and ainpar Matt Dennis. Way Of Ufa g iU Newe _ strong------/wemthy Bate resident of Sutton today'a youth. Spacial laal. P a r. Thli la Tha Aaawar dl Used Cars" U :I4 Tep DeOar News aad Weather ■ Place refuses to pay an extor EQUIPMENT Winfam Hamilton,______profeaaor Jeaaor ofor d:dd "The BIp Bad Shaw” The Vlaaiu Stara Wayde Preston. Tha Sanc OeBeeatrhUea Oeaatry Style. D8A M tionist or to aid police. John Mc- Thaoloiay at Colgair-Rochaatar Dl- T aath C aaferaaea 4d tuary." A battle of wlla between Oeyer Ptery 4:55 Sperts ' «• Intire stare. 1 \ 1. \ m * » - \ 1 t A 1 t V II 1 Tinity IBchool In Rnchaatar, N. T. A cloaa look at what. haa bean Colt and a sheriff. Ladles’ Day 14:44 Aady WUHams Shew t. 44 Tha Uylaa Ward 7:44 m irlyM rde 8 J Poinr-on at the Seyanth World Open End >* lti44 Leva Of Life n Vea,Had A XHlUa ^ I Oueets: Diahann (torroll. Buddy ■ ■ i ■ M l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w ^ n m I \ i: \ m o. 'x M I N A 'M . \ i< I Blc TIefara AYouih Faativat, currently halnr Law m an . Tie Tae D ei^ Xe'rie At Seven _ U Hackett, the Mello Larks, and ! • : « IOff Ta Adyaatora • h e ld In Vienna. M ora than 17.0W d:ld Alfred RHohoock Prsaeato; I. 4d Aeress the Beard "Apotogy for Murder." Hngh Joan Holloway. U;M Kya Oa Raw Tarh youtha from around tha world— Claude Ralna and Betty von Fui^ 336 North lt;44 Seareh Fer Teaurrsw . Beaumont and Ann Savage. DavM Nlvea SImw I t . . . Faith Far Taday tncludtnp 400 A m arleana a re par- ' Btenberp star In "The Diamond itOeald Be Tea Weather—Leeal Newa M "Day of Small Miracles ’. ITnem-. Ifaw Harixaaa llclpatlnp In the faattyal. Necklace. 8tor>' of an ai^p Main St. PaalenliFb t News aad Weather 14. 44 ployed slelght-of-liand artist (Bd^ MANCHESTER Bolaaoa Thaatar V Ietery ,etJ9ee4_ „ clerk who trlaa to make one last lt:45 Tha Oaldlag lig h t Oapliata David Orlef if ate Bracken) decides tc ebandon 8REEN PHARMACY Baerad Haert Maat Tha Frail sale before belnp forced Into ra- 1:44 News 7:15 Deaglas Bdwarde. Newe - 44 hla ethics and use hto skill to U:I( Uylaa Ward Former Preatdenl Harbart- H< 'I tirinp. , Tel. Maele Blsge steal. _ LAUNDROMAT OHARUBS A. BARBATO 11 :M Oamara Thraa I. M var will ha Intanrlawad. Dlvorea Canrt At RenMi Wnh RH4y Bight .Steps te Feaee" M "Watchar By Tha Dead". Thraa MI 9-5253 News ^ M TV Preseata L.M B.S., PhMiii. Sheriff at Oacalaa ' Deadline for AeHoa M. Merle Mattoep 7:44 Saa Fraaelsea Beat J •Threlye Hours to Live’*. Wife amoral madloal man ^da^a to Bay Bapara Stara Dana Clark In "The Death "The Brasher Deubloom”, takes one atep beyond when a MR U A IID PRESCntIPTION prova or diaproya tha thaory that Nerthwaet Faseage It. 44 FEATURES Late Matlaaa Merchant". Munitions manufac Montgohnery. (CMor). "AmliusnOroup of aertea of mysterloua events leads n n U U n SERVICE nobody aalda from physlelaiu and l;dd Tha Twaatlath Oaatary S. turer atlempta to take oyer Ih# Dlveree Mearlae Raagers escorting a woman to her on a search for her missing aoldlaya la abla to withatand tha povernment- of a small European t 1:44 Oar Ml** B r ^ * Sim -S-- m ------i s - - t i Nlgkt Em«r(eaey GMI atrain of bainc abut up arlth "War In China". Story of I NBW HOURS: OPBN DAIL 7:80 AAI. MOKPAT IVni SATUBDAT PoKimouth. encounter two at- husband. VCViwIlVIVv MI S-4SM Japenaaa Inraaion of China country. _ _ OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. MONDAY Thm THURSDAY 1:W As The WerM Taraa taclu by Indians. 14.44 W eather. Sperta a a d Nawa corpaa In a dimly lit room for 1937 and of Chlna’a flpht for fraa- 14:44 Rlehard Dlamaad. Private D^ Tapper Special As eat 1 YIto Men’s Special Shhrt Servlee FREE DELIVERY aararal houra. doiti, Walter Cronkite narrataa. taetlye *• News n*^HaS£n stars. "Quest of the oateael Flack Baaa Tha Olawa The Chat Haallay Skaw Stars David Janssen. An art col Half Hear FUai ’Thirty Dead". Bronco invesUgat- Barly Lata Shew M l Middle . T«niplk« Bm I Faaraaat Huntley will apprataa the World lector hires Diamond when a 1:54 Frayer "Tenth Avenue Kid." Bruce Cabot . Wlapa Ahraad priceless crown la stolen from the FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 1:44 Fer Better er Far Wares tng the cause of a train wreck, ts TEL MI S-im * Il;tt A m arleaat At Warik Youth, Faetival In Vienna aa " warned by a^ rl not to tnterlerj. and Beverly Boberta. MO CK4TEK ST. propapanda diaplay. safe aboard hla vacht. Qaeea Far A Day MsaReaaie’* liaMers 44 14:45 WerM’s «nl-8(eTles _ 11:H Ifawa I. «t B aaaaa I I I.oreHa T n an r Show 11, la HOMB improvement HEADQUARTEBS Day la Osarl "Hollywood Hotel." Dick Powell 11 tM Amarlaaa Lecaad "InPB TV”, Woman who runs a t:S4 Hsaee FaHy TV Hall Order M In Jarvis iaWdisg Ifawa Baaadap Sllaat Sarylao 11 4:44 I Lrve^Laey J 11:44 News. Weather aad Sperts 5. 7:44 f4uila 1 work farm for convicts proves The Ceart a( HaButa B Steve Oaayaa . _ t t . >4 Big News Madam Sclaaaa Thaetar The Martin family adopla a run- that faith and trust can aolre News aad Weagker Nawa Baylaw aeeminply Insurmountable prob Gale Stena Shew Deien Frederielu stars. Cenyon N ichoh Taxaa Baaaart nlnp cat and whan Laaala la ac- and others fight agalnat time and Featare 44 _ cuaad of the labby’a mlachlaf. lems. 1:44 Tha Great Otlderelerra tha threat of exploelon to free "The Bachelor aad the Bobby TIRE TsaairDr. Malaaa Boxer." Myma Ley ai:d Perry MoncliMror Ir c . lliU Wnrid’a Baat Msylm Timmy aata out to clear hla col lt:M What’s Mjr Unat . .> Beat n e deck Mai^ Winistqp from his wrecked YOUR YARN SHOP lie. Stare June Lockhart. Meat McOraw V W. P. QUISH et Hghter. G rant. "Younr Tom Ediaon". B , Dial ftd 1 Stars Frank Lovajoy. 'TTia Brief All Star FUyheaea It 11:15 Featare Film - (One Bleek Bnst ef Main Roonay and Fay Baintar 1:44 Tha Verdict Is' Tanra iT N Marskal "SlMuigtial Gesture.” Gene Tlei^ GOODYEAR ladaatry aa FaiMa ! (. Midwaatarti Hayrida *R M case." A iMautiful blonde offers Frem These Beets . N^w Terk OeaSdeatlal 44 Between Oak and Btoeh) 11:11 Yoar Valaa la Waahlaataa < Color) McGraw a temptinp fee to dellvar t. 44 ney and Victor Mature. M -y|a 4 t 7 II a car. ' „ Ceaaectleat Baadataad Badgers SIww It. 44 Jack Faar Shew 4f Art Neediewark Snp^lee 11 :M Wa Ballaya FUNERAL HOME Blekerd WlUle *:*4 J * a ^ Anns Bancroft and Alex King SK Free Instmctione NYLON TIRES Taahaat Aaala "The Story of » Louli Paetaur' Bkaday Bite Mayle M Wke De Yea Ti aetf. (Color) OuesU: Tony Beimett. Paul Muni and Anita Loulaa. "The Senator Was Indiscreet. TEL. Mn S-StM ( ^ 0) Hughes and the Four on the i>anel. J a ^ Hajpeon ts the . Free ParktaiB F aatara Twealy-ilx Maa 44 William Powell and Ella Rainer 889 MAIN ST. 4:44 Baager Aady singer. Thia U Tha Aaawar ’Trath Or Osaeeeaaaaaa Brothers. ^ Tea Steele Shew H 98 OOTTAOE ST.—MI 8-8898 sto re M d PIm H 2M Breed St. 11:11 VlawBotat 7:M T hai’a My Bay 44 Lata Show „ *• (Color) 1;M Hapaloax CaaaMy Stara Eddie Mayehoft. A feud "The Astonished Heart, Noel Aaierleaa Baade4aad Hufi5*C?Brren elare. "Dig A Grave 11:54 Jack Psar Shew tt brawa hot and heavy whan "Jar- Coward and Marparet Lelphlon, FV>r Ben Thompson".. Bktrps Newm 5t Qaaat Far Advaalara Katky Oedfrey lt;U Newa 4 TH .. Ml 3-5179 Sailaaday ■ ------Matlaaa. rin' Jack" Jackson decldaa to an- Saa Bant _ . . The Three Bteegea friend Ben Thompeon tries to use It:45 News Triple Feature. 1. "Come Next larpa hla home and Inadvartanlly U;44 Sanday Nows Spealal * 4:15 Secret Bterai Dctoge City aa a hiding pla^ from 11:54 Newe aad Sprinp" Ann Sheridan: 2. "Call- butlda tna new addition to extend Nawa 44 INCORPORATED ITS fomla Passapa." Forraat Tucker: onto nalptibor Sam Barkar'a prop News aa4 Weather J ROBEKT J. 3. "Bal Tabaiin." William China. erly. Captain David Grief It M HOUR SERVICE Kars Iddd 4d Saa Fraaelsea Beat Early iJiM Show ___ •» 1:M Hheana, f)aaaa af fha Jnapla 1 Soaplelan It, Id "She Married a Cop." Phil Hear BEAL Covey's pan and Jean Parker WEDNESDAY referision PROGRAM Cam bai Sp4. I t "Comfort for the Grave”. Stars AMRULANCE Paul Douplas and Jan Starlinp. 11:14 Featara Film • ESTATE • SMITH -INSUBANSMITHS SINCE 1914- INSURANCE ggSTAUR AN T Film Sh^s 4d Vanpeful man seaka aid of hla "Mr. Denninp Drives North '. Sam "S eed of G uilt.” As ------result of , ^ a SERVICE l:4t Baaakall Gama af fha Weak 4d Wannamaker and John Mills. MS MAIN STREET. GROUND FLOOR—MI 9-9841 Fire* Shew g mlssllM dollar Mil. a wealthjr IN MANCHESTER (Chicapn at Waahinpton). > widowed alalar-ln-law In search 4:15 AgrleaHaral BepsH Adveatare Serlrt JJ family to separated because OF MANCHESTER., l:dd Malar Laapaa BaaeM^ I tor tha murderer of hla panpatar WarM’a Baal Mevlea _ 4:44 Bpaaish Oearse 5:44 MIokeyJHease Ofkh 4. H (Tlpara va. Rad Sox) brother. "David Copperfleld". Freddie Barly Shew _ . _ _ ^ accusations and Misplelon. Wky Not Take Her Ont Bartholomew and Lionel Barry- 4:45 Bsued Heart This Is Tear Ut* «• •• Te Dinner Fer A OhangeT B asaball 1 M avanek d, dd 7:WI Teday ' "The Moon to Down." Sir Cedric Ralph Edward*.iwarus. Actress uoueenColleen TEL. Ml 3-0350 (Yankaaa va. Kansas City Athla- Stars Jack Kelly. "Betrayal". m ore. _ SelsBee U Bverydag LHe Heirdwtdke airt l*ee J. Cobb. Bart Ifayarick suapacts doubla- BIphIcap BdlMaa News 41 Townsend is f" to* ~ n ic’s subject, JUST ASK HER— tlca) -■ „ 7:1 Tewa Orter TwIUghl neater f NtoM Bextag 4, 55 l:dd Cartala Tima 11 daaltnp for love and money. 11:44 Nawa >* Newa ■ ' "What a Blonde," Leoa Brrol W edaesday SEE WHAT t« E SAYBI "Saturday's Chlldran". Jotm Gar d:dd Ed SaTlIvaa d. 4d11:54 Nawa- aad Weather 4 "Manchester's Oldest . and Weds Ann Borg. Return lightght neavyweilAt------tlUe field and Claude Bains. Guaata: Jana Ruaaall and ainpar 11:45 Mamaal at MadItaUaa 5 7:54 Qaeet A Ceaqaert bout between champion Archie OaH M l 8-1419 for Beeerrallsne Toni Arden team up with lhair 1:14 News 4 Breakfast Tima t:44 Fepeye neater f Moore and Yvon Durelle m a 1:11 Bawl It Financial Institution** 5:45 Hap Mleharde Drtily'e Tavera U IB-round champloiublp contest. ^ So#c Fur UROwoitt looiiievioo 4:15 Oaptala Kaagaree Lata MaHaes rr’4—’ *5 Mike Wallaee If PLENTY OF PARSWG APPy. U U m JMppg.e S:4t News gil5 Weather. News and Sperta V 4 F e a tu re 44 44 AT 49 E. OENYYS PT. S:U It’s Faa Te Bedaee f:S4 News Beal If "KtUjr Fovle'r. Ginger Rogers aad Storage Open Until 4:44 Featare Film a a b h e a s e » Dennis Morgen. MONDAY Television PROGRAM This la Oar FaMh 4:44 blaieh Oarge • * 14:14 Oapl. DavM Orief U BONDED PICK-UP Bemper Beem g:45 New* *• >! n-ST Marshal tt Popeye T heater 9. 45 F eter O a u ?* Oarteea Time News aad Weather 4 AMOOO Storx Orair 8l»v«n». H ie Ugly Current annual dividend Leeacyacy Taaeexuaee 4:14 Sperie •:t6 ARrieuHural B«|wH Teeuevtile 19 4:15 OaptaJa«ah Kawaree ~ 14:45 Weather, News and Sperta 5 EHLER'S 8 ERVI0 B •tSt BpiwUh C«arM Ftret Shew 99 Frame", lit. Jacoby la framed 5 P.M. 7:44 Africaa Fatrel > Barly Late Shew . tt • itf 8«eFc4 HeGH PiwirrMt “Make Me An Offer'*. Peter for the murder of a dellcateeaen rate *H % . 4:54 The Three “ Sieeges MaeHeBBie’s BsIders J "One Bodv ’Dm Many". Jeaa Tpaeap — Brakes — Ignltlen Fisher i m To4«y Finch and Adrienne CorrI. owner. _ „ Mondaya-Tueadaya-Frldaya Mr. Adame aaa Bve , Mevte At Sevea 14 Parker and Lyle Taltet. Labrlcatien — Oar Washing DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. fkleae« !■ IJf«. Adventure S ^ e e 95 Paatemlm. Qalx _ 4. 44 Thursdaya, 11 houra ef uninter 14:44 Ob The Oe "The Hidden Hand." Craig 11:45 New*. WesMier aad Soerts 8. If 7:95 Tawii Crier 9:95 Mickey Meuee Oluh 9. 99 -Mike Slokey. boat. Paneliata: Deegh Be Ml Stevens and Bllxabelh Fraser. WsrM’s Bert Msvies 1 StVC GREEN STAMPS SM BROAD ST.—MI t-711I FaUriy Shew 99 . Suaan CMbot. C^rol B urnett, Oraon rupted servlee 9 A.M. te 9 P.M. Triangle Playheaee "Background to Danger", George New* Bean. Rotiert Morae. Milt Kamen. W eather—Leeal New* H 7:M laoek end Le«m “Barricade”. Warner Baxter and 14:14 Sam Leveasea Shew News aad Weather *4. J® Haft and Peter Lorre. 898 MAW ST.—BH 8-1477 BrMktMt Time Alice F aye Pat Marand, Joyce Jameaon. Treaeara Baat ne Brethen M Big News I t t S:M Hep RIcliGr^e Twilight Theater 45 Movie At Nine U Wke De Yea TnatT 7:15 Deacto* BdwBids, New* 44 News aad Weather 9:15 CAptalm ‘K«PR»ree •‘Great Day.” Eric Portman and "Return of the Scarlet Ptmper- 11:44 I Leva Laey n * F eseerb y »* 9:45 Newi Flora Robeon. nal”. Sophie Stewart and Mar- The Friee fe BighI 11:15 Featare Film _ xaretta Scott. New* »• -- "Corpee Came C.O.D.’ George MEET FOUR 9:45 IPe Vmn Te Mndnen 5:55 Superman 9 Way Of U fe 7:44 n* FajMS 8 B rent. 9:55 Feature Film Burns and Alleu 19 4:14 Joaepk CoHea I U:44 Tep Dellar..^ _ W agea TVaia _ 11, 14 Ted Steele Skew Jf fullback wOI co-star in NB(7 p BRASS TkU li Our Fultk Late Matiuee 59 Edmond O’Brien portraya a - GeaeeatfatieB "RIverboatT" FRIENDS AT Bemper Beem 5:95 Weather News and Sports 9 hotographer-reporter caught up Don WILLIS Garage Meet the Stan "The Hunter Mallory Story" eiar* Jack Faar Shew , _ m CurtMU Time 1 a vkilenL manhunt for a killer, Pageaal Lloyd Nolan. The plana of two Ford and Hines are oti the panel. (8 ) Guess who wKl be ootnmen- ' 1 KEY 5:M Pepeye Thhater t KIn "The’Town That Slept With tha SPECIALISTS IN men to rob the wagon of a newly- Paar Interviews New York Post Leeuey Tuuee News Beat - _____ * 19 WHEEL ALIGNMENT ami 11:44 rrsyecaUea married couple are tnterrupted wr coluinnist Btarl NTtlson. Anita tator on ABC’s fortheomlng VUiMi Dotmtown Shopplni'. .. 5:15 Cuptuiu Kuuffuree Clubhouse 99 Light On." lt:M Levs Of Life the discovery of a small gold de- Dalian Is the singer. "Chaniilannhip Bridge" program? 9:95 The Tkree Steeyee 9:M Clutch Cargo 9 Tv ’Theater n , J 4 BRAKE SERVICE Tie Tae Deuh Mr;. Adumii uud Bve The SUxhtly Fallen Angel" alara 11:54 Jack Paar Shew (9 ) Whksh daily show Is swttdi- 5:tf News 9. 99 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Aeress Tha llMwd Shsi'e fer a Sammer For Lunch or Snack 15:55 Ou the Go News aad Weather 9 Walter Sleaak. A chubby Mgel Uitt Seareh Fer Teauitew 11 :W News ing to tape nd w81 be working DouRk B e Ml due to clerical error ta aaalnied NltoheP 9-4981—IS MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Verdi’s "La TravlaU.” with Olivia lt:S4 News sad Weather 5:55 ^ H s 45 ft Oeald Be Tea, Bonelll. soprano. William Lewis, you*ll find it the u>ay Triauule Pluykeuee 7:55 Vnieu Paeltle 9 to reunite a boy with hla father, Faateailme Qale 8. 1:44 Headllae* afltemocna of yesterday? 15:95 Sum Leyeueen Skew who la III In priaon. tenor. Marla Martell, mexao-eo Yen Asked Fer ft 9 11:W The Oaldlag UgM prano. William Dean, baritone. (7 ) What lady psycboloclst wIM Treueure Huut Movie At 7 19 11.8. Marahal ^ 4 1:44 Newe you like at. .. . Wke Be Yeu True!? Tap Pro Galt 44. 51 Bosoae t. 41 follow Jack Paar from 1 to 1:16 “Code of the Secret Service”. Meelo fU u e t:tt Keep Talhlag 8. 41 S tt Mein St.—^Meneheater 11:55 I faove Luey Bonuld Reagan and Eddie Foy Sam Snead va Paul Harney. At Herte With HMy AA-L, .beginning A|ig. lOtli? The Price le Blffhl 15:44 Dealla Playkonae _ , • Movie Metiaee Oae Night Stand T V Q u ib o f W eek (9 ) Who to<^ a sabbatleal from Wuy ef Life Raymond Maasey. David Janaaen, SHERWIN-WILLIAMS "Soul of a Moesler". 1:44 Trsekdewa 5. Moodey, Aag. 10, Free Coffee News ef tke Hour aad Weather 95 Culp. ISm all TV long enotogh to Mm ai.news- with oop^ of Olio edvt. 11:95 Top Boiler News and W eather 45 Whitney Wake co-aUr In "Two Macready. Starring Robert Oouceutrullou Sherlock Holmes 59 Counta of Murder", a atory of ^ INTERIOR PAINTS EXTERIOR The Art ef levesMag Texas town to overrun by a gang <1) libokey Rooney's tMrd wMe paper atory called "—80—"? Cover Stery * 7:15 News Douglas Bdwatds 45 political corruption and Intrigue. 1:44 Oar Miea Breehs of vicious young saddle trampa cn _id tlie motMr of aotor Ted^ (8 ) W hich TV apectal is the etdy luduRtry ou Purude Tke Passerbir 99 TV D ance P arty ' V PICTURE FRAMES—ARTIST MATERIALS 1:14 Divsroe Heartag a ram page. 11:45 The LWtnjr Werd News 95 (Color) (Jueati: Ricardo Montal- Tbe Friee Is Bight (eeler) tt, 44 Rdoney to «n aedrM . Vtlied tat her live entertainment drama present 19:55 Love Of Life ban. June Havoc. Paul WInchell. WALLPAPER, Ete. 1:54 As The Werld Taras 8. 44 Ossie sad Barrirt 4. 51 ed in July or August by any nc4- lie Tue Beuyh 7:95 Name That Tune 9. 45 Compoafra Ltvlngaton and Evana 99LMA1N ST. TEL. MI S-MS9 Tapper . "n e Motorcycle" DavM'a haa- MtmeT Acreee The Beard Buckskin 99. 95, and aingera Judy Johnaon and News ardous pastime—ihotorcyole rac (2 ) Who wBl ptaqr the rale of w ork? 19:95 Search Fer Temorrew Stars Tommy Nolan **Act of Richard Hayea. ' The ChrlsteyhsM ing and hlU-clImbtng snakes tbe (IG) 'W ho 1 irtes Ms fttends 9s RENEW THE Faith.” A mysterious “saddle 1:44 Prayer Hftyor La THvtA in TV’e Perl It Cauld Be Yeu 8 ^ Hnnl 9 Nrtson household. 'Fibber McGee and Molly?’’ a "drM rehearsal” when he buys PM lem Im e Quls 9. bum” (James Griffith) reveals a 14:M Weather. Sparta aad Nawa 4 8:44 Fer Better er Per Weree 4:54 The MUIteaalre 5. .. W EDDING 19:45 The OuldluR Uuht surprising personal history when Air P ow er 14 Qaeea Fer A Day Marvin Miller narrator. A mtl- (8 ) Who w«N replace Ed Mur- new clotbee?” 1:55 New* a tragedy occurs. Bald Venlara 11 Day la Oeart DAY -4- - Hawkeye t Iton dollars help Jan Clayton dls- row ep emcee of "PerBon to Per- N urIc Biuuo Tea-4 14 eover tha mysterious facts Iih At Honie With Bitty Pelka Ge Beuad 59 F aain re 44 44 '■-iSe-OeSrr:* — aa B. pWi T” (Answers en Page Fear) Bob Lewandowskl, em ^e, guests: FOR TH E BEST volved In the report of her hus LOVELINESS Mevie Matiuee "Sealed Ca^to." Dana Andrewa band. (4 ) What former FlofMa State O F YOUR •'Si^ret of the WhletleV. ' Irish Xlancers. singers Jan and and Claude Ralna. Oato Sterm Shew Masle HsB Fveseate . Dai Oix ^ Dolores Obur. Early Lata Shaw It PICTURE 8:44 Tke Big F a y ^ K ing t t . 1 Divorce HeaiiuR 9:55 The Texan 9, 45 "Pardon My Slrlpea". Bell Henry YeBBg_Dr. Malaaa (Color) Guest; Sandy Stewart. MANCHESTER BRIDAL 1:55 Our MUe Broohe Stars Rory Calhoun.' Longly en and Sheila Ryan. B e a t n e Cleek D eaea B««d Shew 8. I GOWN 1:95 A« The World Turui counters a tragic situation . / In 14:44 World’. Beal Morlaa ^ ,4. AU Star Ptoyheasa Son Jeff* ell-C report card yro ULTRA FASHION OPTICAL STYLE BAR Topper which a hate-fllled cattlemmi tries "Saturday’* Children". Anne Shir PROGRAMS 8:14 Tha Verdlot to Team rles Donna. M A W ST— MI 8-1181 ’*~"TT Newe to force his son into becoming a ley and John Garfield. Frem These Beets Daekpla BewUeg 1 HEARING GLASSES Operatlou Sueceee ..i gunman and killer. lt;44 New*. Weather aM~ Sparta 4, 14 1:55 Prayer Oeaaeelleat Baadetaad 4 :t4 I’ve G et A Secret t._J MANCHESTER ^The B estless Gnu 99. 95 Big llawa ^ 11 PERSONALITIES Blekerd WUHs Garry Moore, host. Panellsla Bl b y Q U A U T O N E PROFESSIONAL HEARWO 2:55 For Reiter or For Weree Stars John Payne. ^‘Remember Nawa and Weather 14 Tfhe De Yea Ti ael T DRY CLEANERS Jahet Beaa. B. N. the *Dead” . Bonner arriv es In 11:15 Featnra Film 5 Cullen^ Hem^ Morgan, Bet: AID SERVICE eeen For a Bay town too late with evidence that "Green Grew the Buehea". Roger 4:44 Baager Aady ' Palmer and Base My arson. Sp NEW .... 2 AMERICAN ROW 9S Wells St.—MI 3-7254 8ay la Court t would have saved a man from Llvealy and Richard Builon. Tram ei ~ *8. 44 olal guest: Hermfone .Qtngold. 2:95 Houoe Party ( - being hanged for murderer Ja ck r a a r 15 (Color) Bat Slaitersen tt. 1 8 Beautv riartford JA 9-2181 The Court of Bumuu I waiter W^cheU File Gueala: Carmel Qjdnn and Cliff Amerleaa Baadetaad Stars Gsne Barry. "Cheyeni Alex In Wonderland 19 * Arquette a* CharlPy Weaver on K a A y ------Club". Mastarson exposas a cai m Performance •1 . Gale Storm Show COBURN 9 MIDDLEBRODK. hie. The Three _ sharp, bafrlands ji rsformi 9:95 Father Rnews Best S. 45 the panel. ••• Home appointments— 9:55 Tbo Bla Payoff T<^ Steele Shaw 15 4:15 Seorel Sterm garoblsr airi leavas town with i • Coneeabbiiity Yonax Br. lifaloae Stars Robert Young. The Ander INVESTMENTS unaxpeettd pocketful of dollar*. ky yonr Invttntten. son children face a crucial test Jt;M Jack Faar Shaw 11 4:44 Bdge Of lOghl I Beat the Clock Nawa H NR. GEORGE F. JOHNSON JR., Mawtgw Oeaaty Fair Held Vaalare - — ...... All S ta r Playhouee when absorbed In their own af Olab ftoasa If . 14 Aocased Flower Fashions 3:95 The Verdict In Youre fairs thhv seem to be unaware of 11:54 New* aad Waathar 5 FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED Eddie Quillan as amnesia victim father's birthday. 1:44 Headllaea 1 From Theae Boota ON ALL EXCHANGES USTED AND UNLISTED^MUTUAL FUNDS 1:44 Featara charged with murder committed W i CMJL FOR AND DEUVEt MESCRirnONS by MILIKOWSKI ConaecHrut Rnndataad T ales of Wells K r g e 21. 95 "T erro r TTWIam I jm d lg u to years previous. R ichard WlUia Dale Robertson stars. “The 989 MAIN STREET TEL. MI 8-1195 F epaya & Who Do VoQ TruatT Legacy”. Man becomes involved Jack Narz, emc«4 of "Top Dol TrseaertUe ' ' i t Peggy Wood, Florla Vatslerblll. 4:55 Ranrer Andy in a range war when he tries to lar," was born in Kentucky and at 'rath Or Conaeeueacee 99 claim, a ranch which was be Artistry In Flowers Color) queathed to him. tended I^uisvllle’a Xavier Hl(h Ml 9*9814 7Americas Randataad Bold dom tnty 9. Senool before entering the U.S. Air AD Expenae Tours aad Orulaea Kathy Godfrey ------”North<^rn Guide" a three-moni,S JYirce..Att4r.hls-.(nfchitrge in 1949, 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE The Three Sloeyes e^p^'dlHon to the top of AlaskaHi ______sauriim.DMn.Ars .. ^...... 4:15 Secret Storm Mt. McKinley. Grant Pearson, he gained a wealth of experience aa GLOBE Tleketa, Reeeevatloue, Iufenmellee 695 Main St. 4.S5 Rdxe ol Nlrht ■ narrator. announcer In California on local AlrUiiea. SteanaeUp, RallroiM Conaty Fair n . 35 9:55 Frostier Justlca 9, atationa before networks t(x>k him TRAVEL SERVICE The LADD and H ALL CO., Inc. HNE PHARMACY Club Honae 19 19 John Payne naves a man from Hotelo, Resorta. - Phone Mi 9-5268 Americaa Bandalaud 45 hanging, then assumes responst- on. He Uvea In Mamaroneck, Hi T., n trsKHt sr. — socem ia 9:55 Peatnre Film 9 bllHy * for the tbeape of a cold and la regarded aa one of the fln44t M4 CENTER ST. Msiwbtr Mcwdisstar CiNwgs Ploa ^Ladies Courageouo*' L oretta blooded killer. In *^ntU the Mm 888 H A W anr.—T E L m 8-9797—Altar 8 FJL, 80 8-7988 YEL. YE 8-jM84 >•* *-WW Toung and Blana Barrymore. DIep.” golfera In the Eiist. PAGE POUR MAWCHE8TEE BVEMIWG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST «, IH f THURSDAY Television PROGRAM strikes suddenly In tke Malta’s first attemst Is aoatrsi criasa ta Olak llaaaa la -• 3 f New York In ’THeStesy sCmckir Conven . Aaaerleaa «• SUra." (iM rcatara Tka Seal MeOsys g. M ' BM uAjr^iiita and R«adjr’*. ObM- "Grandpa Loams About Tosu* ^ Horrto aM Vlctar McLa«l«a agers." 'AltiKmgh ho hoMoyea ho £*Pairaaara Tkaator C M knows ererythlng them la Is •ience ELECTRONICS Taaaavllla ig know. Grandpa loams M iereat* S 'W |Up RM uim J ^ a l Shaw n ly. Walter Brenner stars. LABORATORIES • :M Ottpiala K n trarM Shine on Harvoat Moon". Ann f:gg DIek Powell Preseals Baas Or«r banjking. >sM N«ws M eridan and Dennla Morgan. Theater S.m Adreatare Serial N Slere Cochraii and James wM t. tiW raatar* nUi Sania AI a more star as an unpopular asar* M A IN O F F I ^ 277 BROAD ndi h Oar raHh _aM Diaaer Adreafara shal and a rery popular outlaw la 9tn Mirin Street . Ttaie g a "Debt of* Gratitude.'* Opm ThmAsy By*. A p.ai. to g g.g 0 «H m « Tiai* Karty Bhaw . . a Bachelor Father It. M ■ Hangorer Sqdara". Undn J)ar- Stars John Forsythe. Bentley's Sm STANGK Rraf nell and Laird Cregar. Biff Case". Peter attempts to BAST BRANCH ^ W y b i ThaAIra- ^ a retain Bentley as his attorney For . . . when a woman driYer runs Into 285 East Center Street Affair arith a Stranger.” jlean Op«p FrMAr • to S p.M. TT • RADIO • AITTO Slmmona and Victor Matara. his old jalopy. B i " * * ■ * Leare It To Boaver g.M RADIOS • POSTABl.e Triaarle fUrlM M **** MacWeharry Daaad I "The Tooth." Beaver learns to Man at AaaaaaHa U WEST BRANCH RADIOS • DT-n 1#:M Ham LavraiMi 8k»w t. trust his dentist and distrust Idle I^Faaaara Mai - „ Ilaah Oardaa a ^ • M a m n c JitJ Weather Newa and 8pa»*a t talk when a small cavity In a Manchester JPnrIcade TraatT aiW Papar* I molar gives him treb le. Bar* Opm PriAar • a.UL Ip • p.a*. OOMHCmCATIONS >. m bara BlTlInnley stars. KQuiriMDBiirr. Newa Beat U Movie At Nine t i Clahhaaaa a "Janie Gets M arried." Jpan Les II :M Tap Dalar Phaae Ymr Aaawar a • ltd a a l ^ Oarya g lie and Robert Hutton. CaaeoatroHaa •rtg New* g n Playhouse gg S. gg 31/2% Oaraa Maar' Melvyn Douglas, Diana Idirnif. Oucrmt A — A| D(v HOW STRONG IS YOUR INVESTMENT RORTFOUO John H. iappen, Inc. W e foel Oiat yau/mi jB l^ mprofit m AA Wa.by 9havlne___ t - ' one of * nrnnrnt Hj j h .. JUT experienced invfotment apecialiatl mutmim {nveatm«n?*^*k£lif*^*****' ^ y««r peraonal .. WSURORS — REALTORS »urFrM«tt.po^olio. we win tell you m. U 164^AST .RENTER STREET—MI 9-5?61 are w your iWmirtMA. diapoAal. If your EDWArS W m GPEN ^fuRSD AY E v e n i n g s i C f N m 9 00 AND SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON MANCHESTER '^HEARSON, H A M M l l t l C d ./VEUBrabiirB AN INDEPENDENT AGENT SERVES YOU BEST " M l » - l M i Maaiban Naw Vadt SfwA : . , . - y g B ® » ^ .iJ^ .. •'■'■•: v # .'’ - ’ *.-»• ■ ■' ''^^5 _ ■-_ •— _■ v'!..vyv\r- .•»•.-• >• street •>, . ,'v . , >■.;, Suburbia Today :;v * •■•', ,vV ' •^.'■•>*W;'.-^- ■'•■ ‘ !• T h e Magazine of Pleasant Places ^ ' ---- ■'■ 4. ' - r' - '< . ' -u i>M I i/'- •"• • ff ,; .-r^.'"’ 4-. »*ib-;4s.v #• *;f'r m h% r»- i- f .1 AUGUST 1959 d . fc-:'-.'.-:: 3^^ M Y CASE FOR THE SUBURBS by Peter DeVries, • OUR COOPERATIVE POOL—S96 SUBURBAN FAMILY SHOWS RUSSIANS HOW AMERICANS LIVE \ \ \ Suburbia Today They all wanted a big, New ways to make Italian Dressings THE MAGAZINE OF PLEASANT PLACES E rnest V. H eyn beautiful swimming pool— no one can buy Ediior-ln-Chitf O. Joseph Danuani, Paul Hoffman Marion Lowndes (left), current prem- none of them separately i Editors dent of the Robindell could afford to have one ..»so easy with this GOOD SEASONS MIX ' 0 D elmar L ipp )tssociation is shown Managing Editor here with Don McCale, former president, who —but when they got In this Issue... , tellfi the^s^ory on this page. together they had it made — -iTo Suburbia, With Lova Now—5 different dressings with Italian Mix! * i For every person who elects to leave the suburbs and‘ returns to city living, there are thousands who !• T he basic dressing: Italian Mix makes a sa- are overjoyed with their lot—and they have their von, garlic dressing. Garden herbs, flecks of onion brilliant spokesmen, too. We present Mr. Peter Pool For ^96 . and sweet red pepper blend their flavors into the De Vries, ace satirist for The New Yorker, and author Our ^12,500 Cooperative ;olden smoothness. A fresh dressing—in the true of such books as TheJfunnei of Love, Comfort Me ?talian trkdition—its light texture gently coats, never smothers, salad greens. To make it, just add With Apples, and The Tents of Wickedness (the Book- BY DON McCALE As Told To Cynthia Hope and Frances Ancker your own oil, vinegar and a litde water to the Mix. Of-The-Month Club midsummer selection), who gives (The water, or a substitute liquid, is a continental us his case for the suburbs. secret. Makes a smoother blend!) Easy directions He knew that we wanted something bet UR subdivision - Robindell, outside number of supposedly “free” swimming ate on the Good Seasons envelope. Takes seconds. ter, cheaper, more workable than any pool Suburbia U.S.A. Ooaa To Mosoow Houston—was like a thousand others pools charged an admission fee for each O plan any of us had yet ’seen. He sat down Ted, Sally, Jeff, Jane, and Chuck Davis, of Short around thej»untry until we all decided to member of the family for every swim of 2. Anchovy Dressing. Prepare basic dressing, sub arid thought up an idea that put our plan - 5 a Hills, New Jersey, are now in Moscow, U.S.S.R., get together and turn i^ into a summer resort. the season. If \vc multiplied this charge by stituting a 2-oz. can anchovy fillets (with oil), finely on the road to becoming a reality. It was chopped, for the water, Just before final shaldng of representing you at our national exhibition there. the number of members of our family who It all began on a hot afternoon with a unique. Then too. Bob was going to do some dtessmg add 2 tablespoons mated Parmesan cheese. would be ipayihg individual admission, it _ I*; Just before they left for Russia we asked Ted Davis Wishful Thinking Session. About six neigh thing for all of us that would cost him money, Men love this on gtieen salads! Add toasted crou to tell us how, in their individual lives and in their was more than we could afford. bors were standing around talking about rather than make a profit. tons for a simple (^resar salad—in seconds. life together, they are so well qualified to be named What we needed, we all agreed, was u our ^typical suburban family.” how hot it was and how we envied people pool and recreation center where somebody At any rate, he sent out a letter to all Goo^St with swimming pools and what a refreshing 3. Piquant Slim Dressing. Instead of water, use could watch all the kids, where the wives of us, letting us know that he would donate either mayoimaise or sour cream. Stir dressing into Our ^12,000 Pool Cost Us ^tls dive in a nearby^ pool would mean to us could sunbathe and where the husbands one acre of land in his wooded high-priced chopped cabbage’for an unusually delicious slaw after a couple of hours of car-washing or could go fbf al kWim after work and on .section, tree, if we wquld-form an associa -^colorful, full;flavored, qtdeh. What began as wishful thinking on a hot summer gardening. afternoon has resulted in the realization of a long- week ends. ' tion that would pu^ up the money to build My wife and I knew quite a bit about cherished dream for the residents of Robindell, a Though our Subdivision had been built and manage a community pool. 4. Olive* Vermouth Dressing. To make this, just substitute diy or sweet vermouth for the water. Houston suburb. This month we s « how true com community swimming-pool projects around on what was prairie land only a few years We were pn th^Way! town, because we’d done a lot of investi Just, before re final shaking, add 2 tabletablespoons of munity spirit and the will to cooperate brought them ago, a building boom had hit the area and Bob then asked us to call a meeting, gating on the subject .before we bought in chopped olives—either the ripe or stuffe Laura Jaan Allan I “(3ome on in, the water's fine,” say our witty cover artist and her zany group of soggy suburbanites, as they splash about Pin Qur cover painting, all blissfully cooling their varying stages of sunburn. This is the pool on a sunny, summ er Sunday afternoon. Here author, This smart cruet ia . • L e o n a r d S. D a v id o w ____ McCale katis casually Publisher available in the against the tree as he Good Seasons Salad SUBURBIA TODAY is distributed nationally with news Dressing Kit. Ot, use any papers in selected suburban commitnities. Editorial offices 'surveystheactiwscene ' screw-top jar for mixing. at 60 East 56th St., New York 22, N. Y. Advertiiina of fun and friendship, offices at 405 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y. Business offices at 153 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, III. Patrick a true panorama of the ORourke, Advertising Dhector. James L. Thompson. Am erican dream-come- | t- « ?***i“ i"*. Manager. Motion Frank. Director of Pub- true, and a far cry ® Suburtia Publishing Corporation, - M3 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, III. All r^hts Served. from the pre-pool days \ ^ of wishful thinking. FI ,, r ^ Qaneral Foexis Kitchftns sees to the Suburbia Today, August f959 onvaryino One quality ot Good Seasons Remember Jerome Weidman last month on Suburbia’s con tented champion ""Why I Am Leaving The Suburbs*^? enjoys an “urban 't i sprawl" on a Peter De Vries quiet beach with This month we are happy to present with one of his a cold Vichys reasons for soise, and Jerome enfoyihg life out 1^1 Weidman’s “The Mr. Weidman"s form er neighbor of the city- Enemy Camp" in winter he ■/ - propped up in who speaks up for the other side finds others. front of him. The De Vries on their terrace—'trees ... grass . . . elbow room.' M y For The 'by Peter Author of “Tunnel of Love’’; “Comfort Me with Apples”; and “The Tents of Wickedness,’ a recent selection of the Book-Of-The-Month Qub rom the terrace on which 1 am framing these I sprawl, reading “The Enemy Camp” and drinking Weidman’s remarks I found most telling were those observations, I can see my six-year-old son play Vichyssoise through a straw. Pretty decadent, what? that echoed regrets for the dty lodged deep in of this proves is that Mr. Weidman would be as big Fing in the back lot. He is wearing a Yankee uniform (Sort of an urban sprawl.) my own breast. Most of us are not simon-pure coun a fool to stay in the country as I would be to leave to which is affixed a large sheriff’s badge. Thus clad, No one need remind me that the physical and try types at all. but hybrids, like the things we grow. it. Just now at any rate. I cannot speak for my he is holding up the Wells Fargo people, until such financial costs of coming by ail these blessings consti If my baseball and ice-skating references leave the emotions five or ten years hence. time as 1 quit this nonsense and resume batting out tute me a fool. But modem man is a fool no matter impression that 1 am a simple outdoor type, I must As of now, I like the trees and grass, as part of a fungos to him. In the city, this would have to be where he lives. A suburban father eating carrots that, hasten to correct it.. I am s e c ta r y and complicated. stickball in the street. Out here, it can be on a lawn context of living that I will simply call elbow room. after adding up^the soil food, garden tools and rabbit There are times when the only exercise I get is I can just idle out of my front or back door, to smell or in a pasture. That is one of the reasons why I fencing, cost him fifteen cents apiece is a ludicrous slapping midges, and the only exercise I get at all the viburnum or to torment the dog by throwing his like living here. There are others even triter. figure. So is a man in a taxi proceeding downtown regularly is walking. The bulk of that is done in ball into the brush. For one used to this indoor-out I love to smell viburnum in the dobryard after at half the speed of the pedestrians flanking him on the city streets during my lunch hour or between door flexibility, a city apartment would be sheer dinner. I love that fountain of red and green called either side. The woman in The New Yorker who business appointments, I freely admit. You cannot flowering quince, that crowd of little Rorschach faces prison. What^ a production it is to step outside in the asked her friend, “Shall we walk or do we have time walk,on country roads-too many cars whizzing by, city, on yotir own behalf or a dog’s! in the pansy bed. I long, when the red-leather leaves to take a cab?” was not kidding. And there are with, what is worse, every seventh one stopping to of the sour gum have vanished and her boughs are millions like her, ask whether you want a lift None ‘of this is simple, bare, to see them feathered once again with falling citizens. Walking is one of the pleasures you give o r all these advantages 1 pay the price — com snow. I love to watch Wakeman’s pond freeze over, r . Jerome Weidman, in the thrilling scieed with «p-not gain-when you move to the country. muting. There is no use belittling that. There is no - and when it has. go skating on it. I love to skate which he brightened these pages recently, re T h j^ are a few threads in the tangled skein of F alone by moonlight, or with my children; or whdn M use glossing over the regimeniled morning: get up. minds us that the historic drive of mankind is towardpros and cons out of which every man must make d r ^ downstairs, gulp and away. And the equally I have tired of these pleasures, with some pretty girls the city. He is right. his own sense, pursuing his own tastes. That's what rs, who sometimes show up there, one of whom is a regimented late afternoon: watch the clock, crouch Then why is it that our greatest city has lost almost it all comes down to in the end—your personal tastes. to spring, and away. That is the price and it has to beginner and who clings to nte as though I were an a hundred thousand in th'^ last decade or so, a decline If you like hoUyhocks, come to the country. If what analyst. I urge playing baseball over going to see be paid in a kind of small-change tension that is of over one percent in the population when (he popu you want is ham hocks, stick close to the Blue Rib Sh-.**- always with you, Monday in and Friday out. the Yankees and I recommend skating above a trip lation in general is going up? bon on 44th Street in Manhattan, or to the Red Star to the icecapades. By now it is clear that this argument is senseless, Inn on North Clark Street in Chicago. Enough. Between us, Mr. Weidman and I have If 1 defend the country in the winter, who will as well as endlessly protractible. It is time I reminded I gnash my teeth with Mr. Weidman over what it offered enough data to join the issue, if not settle it. do as much for the city in the summer? From June us of the simple thing it all boils down to-Wou pays costs to take my family in for a day of fun and food There have honestly been times when I felt as he does, to September most cities |uw ovens, the devotees of your money and you takes your choice. Or to put in the city. And there are times in the morning when, and thought of moving back. One was an afternoon whiqh are nowhere to be m n . They are all down at them in their proper order, you takes your choice as I lie in bed listening to the song sparrows, thrushes k s.' last spring when, on one of those impromptu im (he beach or in the mountains, cooling their heads and pays your money. I too, like Mr. Weidman, have and yellow-bellied sapsuckers that have awakened me, pulses every married couple should be occasionally over a tall one. Those doomed to remain l^hind have spent sixty bucks going in to the theatre and to I miss the whistle—sharp, clear, distinct—of the dou permitted, my wife and 1 decided we’d like to run no refuge but a droning, air conditioner, a movie, or Yankee Stadium. But if no dramatic entertainment ble-breasted doorman. in to the city and see a certain Off-Broadway opera. a municipal beach or swimming pool. There they lie, I have recently seen struck me as worth sixty bucks, - i We couldn’t get in. Or, rather, we couldn’t get out in a horrible togetherness, under the beating sun, neither is it worth sixteen, which is what a pair of -o u t of the country, 1 mean. It wasn’t expeiule that with or without suntan lotion, depending on whether u t if I have dty hankerings, there is no evidence Saturday-night tickets will cost him, and which will in Mr. Weidman's valedictory that he has country balked us this time. It was a traffic jam of cars full they want to be broiled or merely saut£ed. By this comprise, his total outlay provided he dines at home B of people wearing the same harried “Is it worth i t r time I am nut-brown, and can have my choice of ones. There is no reason why he should. I know and lives next door to the playhouse. The theatre people who hate foliage. I believe it was one of-the MS;*..' expression of innumerable city-bound Weidihans and ■ maple shade or a nearby quiet beach. It isn’t a very has priced itself out of my ciutom, leaving me where De Vrieses. It tohk me a minute to figure out .who French novelists who detested nature with its con W' good beach—a mile of shore with more rocks than it found me, a movie fan. But there is no film I want they were. They were a steady stream of urbanites, a prison workySrd and less sand than a peck of stant leaf-mold, reminders of the fertilizer to which to see that doesn't eventually reach the hometown he would himself one day be reduced. A counterpart grinding along bumper to bumper, inch by inch, to spinach—but lying on one of those pneumatic rafts movie theatre. So for me this problem is academic. see the dogwood in bloom along the Merritt Park on which Gatsby lost his life, I am all right. There of thii). would be the melancholy evocations, on ur Others are not, however, and the parte of Mr. ban boulevards, of Nineveh and Tyre. All that any way. Greenfield Hill, and the road on which 1 live. th e author with his six-year-old son who provides him with some of his best argu ments for making his case for the suburbs. “In the-dty," as he observes, “it would have to be stickball in the street. Out here it can bd on a lawn or in a pasture. That - ... Cl is one of the reasqns why I like Uvirig here." Suburbia Today, August !9}9 f-.'. Suburbia Today, August 1959 HEN this copy of your SUBURBIA TODAY story on the Fashion Industries’ plans for the exhibi Me: Where ARE you? Wreaches you, we, the Davis family of Short Hills, tion in Moscow. To show the Russians bow Americans- Sally: In New York. ' New Jersey, will be in Moscow as part of the American dress, they were going to send over some professional Me: What about the kids? National Exhibition — and all because we are a typical modeby^nd some glamorous fashions from the big Sally: Well take them along. ^ A m ^can suburban family. designers,-but they were also going to sdect three typi Me: Are you all right? 7 ~ Our mission in Moscow is to be ourselves. Three cal families who wbuld show the dothes that average We went ahead and filled out the applications and or four times a day we will make our appearance Americans wear every day. the next week the committee ayked the whole famfly under the enormous translucent plastic umbrellas of All her life Iblly has been interested in fashion — she to come infb the city and be interviewed, and in we ' the Exhibition building in Sokolniki Park, showing graduated from the Tobe-Cobum School of Fashion - went, five strong. They had many other candidates, of off business clothes and play clothes and party clothes and she read the whole story with care. The Fashion course, but to our complete joy they finally chose us. and blue jeans (the kind of clothes we wear every Industries bad decided to pick, for their three typical because, I guess, we are so typical day, in other words) in the U.S. Fashion Industries* fainilies, a workingman’s family, a family with a work To begin with, we own our own house-at least, we presentation of bow Americans dress. We have learned ing mother, and a suburban faniily. and the bank-do. But the time is coming when we enough Russian to be able to tell our audiences who The typical suburban family was defined in -very will nose the bank out, just as the time is coming we are in their equivalent of words of one syllable, general terms — "a Mrtain income bm ket, more than when we will r ^ the last clump of crab grass out of and from there, Russian-speaking fashion expert Vera one child, a commuting husbamL and, of course, a the front lawn. We are not one bit worried about Bacal goes on to describe how we live and what we home in the suburbs.” what is happening-to the lawn this summer, inciden . \ do in our sensational - to their ey e s- blue jeans and tally. I put so much weed killer on it last spring that dnp-dry business suits and happy-(jo-liicky sun dresses. 'The Committee Saya Yes nothing can ^ g g le through the scorched earth this \ ' On a Sunday That more or less describes us all, doesn’t it? As season. No lawn-mowing problem. How It All Started before they left she read the paper at home on that April morning This assignment had its beginning in Short Hills on Oar Typical Featurea fo r Moscow-SallJl Sally suddenly asked herself, “Why aren’t we the typi a typical week-day morning last April. The kids, one cal suburban family?” And the next minute she was We have three children. The statistics for the typi and T ed Davis by one. had banged their way down the stairs, clattered on the telephone asking to speak to the reporter who cal suburban family call for 3.4, but tye are very and ^heir three through breakfast, grabbed their books, and started had written the column. The reporter suggested she pleased with the round number we have. First there d iild ren change for school. With less uproar I had also breakfasted, gd in touch with Eleanor Lambert, Fashion Publi is Jeff, age l5;^ a sophomore at Millbum High School, into casual kissed my wife, Sally, good-bye, and gone off to work cist. Miss Lamlxrt’s ofiSce told her she could get an * and an Explorer Scout. He plays the drums in the dothes after in the city. When the front door closed for the last appointment in the city with the selections committee school band, baseball on the Junior Varsity, and is tune Sally looked about her. Laundry day, and five church and cook at three o’clock that same afternoon, and from that. working toward his senior life-saver’s badge at the beds to strip and make up. Marketing. My suits to go point on, Sally picked up speed. Laundry was rushed luncheon out “Y”. If we weren’t in Moscow this summer Jeff, hope to the cleaner’s. Our daughter had a musW lesson at into a bundle—with no list, she reported later—a “sitter” fully, would have had a paid job, taking care of the o f doors on a three; one boy would have to be chauffeured to the was engaged for the afternoon’s chauffeuring, a sand nei^bors’ lawns or helping out at one of the stores. charcoal grill. dentist at four; the other had a Little iLbague-game wich was made for Chuck, our youngest, and left on Jane comes next, three years younger than Jeff. She ^at 5:30; Sally’s report was due for the P.T.A.; there the kitchen table with a note saying “Have gone to is in the seventh grade at Junior High,and is a Girl was fertilizer to be picked up for the roses; we had the city-see you after school,” marketing was done by Scout. She asked to have piaaq Ipssons and practices people coming for dinner; and when in the middle of telephone, and Sally left for New York and her three- of her own accord and, this we have to admit, is run this day was anything going to be done about touch o’clock interview. While she was with the selections very typical of most twelve-year-olds we know. She Tlioy Call Us Tlic' ing up the house or getting the winter clothes ready conunittee she saw Leonard Hankin, vice-president of Continued on next page to put away? Bergdorf Goodman, who had been appointed by the “It all looked so impossible,” Sally told me later, White House to head the Fashion Industries’ part of “I just sat down on the sofa and had another cup of the Exhibition. She showed him snapshots of all of us, coffee and started reading the paper.” and the house in Short Hills, and told him why she Such moments of defiance, I believe, are known felt we qualified, and when she left she had an appli once in a while to most suburban wives on days when cation blank for us to fill out. TYPICAL the load, as the electricians say, gets too heavy for Before she started for home, she called me at the the circuit |. oflSce. The conversation went like this: As Sally went through the paper, she noticed a SUBURBAN ’ Sally: Could you get six weeks off to go to Moscow? Chuck, at 10, had some reser vations about the Russian trip if it was going to mean being , FA MIL Y dressed up ail the time —but now he feels it is worth it. BY TED DAVIS I Sally D avis keeps house, cooks, . chauffeurs, plans, The Davises were chosen to represent suburbia- manages, and.fmds tim e for P T A , courses, and fun. 47,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Americans-at our national exhibition in Moscow. Ted Davig is an advertising sales man. He works in the city during Jeff is 15 and The father of the fannily tells how they live Jane is in the seventh girttde the week, likes to swim, skate and very busy—scout,_ at Millbum^unior High, sings garden over wgek ends. drummer, ball in the choir and ^ th e g ir if player and. in chorus, loves music ermugh to Ns spare time, practice ’of her own accord. .Sukurhltt Today, Augma 1939 odd-fob man. SPECIAL OFFER TO A sophomore has lots of homework — Jeff's father took this familiar view of his older son, Th« dreami DC when plants of i Denture Weareis! drumsticks reluctantly laid aside,, the math Stand up other- s, rdaxedI'iiM iuid tranquOtnuiquO. and history ready and waiting. n«t 9 Mal-iia PMIO, Ir. Wtsfi J^ io m to I and 9 banana it IntXlua* UpM Ititan arcl chemist’s manna. Cteanwr... pin KMIm UMtan I ll tatli.lM2S«to9p| m ore o r ram It or gloom of night vji^ m beans plexes. liac alhake with friyla j ^ / ^ ir beds^^L. t';. -ii ages and ''Tieads..JiF I-1 ' <1 i ^ t a t ^ SP Bliier stralBs m I . dm lk heavyj X nd/ sdlad day 9ida it 4< perioib of Momlaj J (News tree willl I wr grape its P ^ n g j Ib prava to you that now Dr. - In nei t h i ^ ,^ Wert’i INSTA-CLEAN Liquid r . ' 1 Dantura Claanaar will maka ► WiU your daotufaa actually claanar i atihckedW than fraahly-bnuhad natural [ taath . . . IN LESS THAN 5 ^ W e itj MINUTES . . . Dr. Waat’a Ted Davis commutes by train, walks home in cheoA I atfieui—roi-sieec nukat thU Spadal OllisrI For minutes from the station to Femcliff Terrace. n , P'\' PROOF that panatrating, abra- Jhene •iva-fraa Dr. Waafi ramovaa iticky film, tartar-forming aub- TYPICAL atanca, odor-Ktaatl^ bactaria and tobacco atain better than SUBURBAN FAMILY any othar ^aanaar yottra arar CooHnued from preceding page uaad-maU 25c to Weco Prod ucts Co., Dept. S4 «. 20 N. Watkar Dr., Chicago 6, lUinoia. it crazy about music and sings in the choir of Christ. Episcopal Church and in the seventh grade girls’ Or. WESrS chorus. IMSTA-CLEAff Chuck, at 10, is our youngest, a fourth grader. Cub Sally Davis loves DENTURE Scout, and third baseman in the Little League. It was to garden—her CLEANSER Chuck who consoled his grandmother when she specialties are The cars fliat are started worrying about all of us going so far away. •t dnig oountan roses and lilies •tNSTMlANIil "It’s not so far. Grandma,’’ he said. “Just think, some day we’ll be going to the moon.’’ I and delphinium, and All our children were bom while Sally was still I iater in the summer under thirty—that’s according to the statistics, too. begonias, which sold off trucks BUY Sally and I were both born and Brought up in the UNITEO BTATE8 ' she raises in a suburbs outside Cleveland, &Uy in Painesville, and 1, I border bed in SAVINGS BONDS in Shaker Heights. Typical!^ again, we have made their sfnall lot. three moves in our married life, from Shaker Heights to Smoke Rise in New Jersey, and from there to Short Brand Opportunity To Ililake Hills. We have only been in Short Hills for three years, NEW but we feel more settled than we could have expected EXTRA MOXEY in that short period of time. The kids are busy - oh, fa Your Spar^im e " how busy — with school and homework and baseball FOR YOU • FOR VOUR CLUB and the scouts and choir practice. Sally is active in P.T.A., teaches Sunday School, is beginning ^ If, and Here's a man who thinks last winter joined the Gourmet cooking class in Mill- about the gdme-Chuck iMosterpiI icces bum’s adult education program - from which we’ve Davis, third baseman by ^ all derived great benefit. I commute to the city five in local Little League. days a week where I am an advertising salesman for “Architectural Forum’^'Outside ofiSce hours I’ve been a leader in the Explorer Scouts, and an usher at Christ Church where Jane sings. I’m a diligent, but not bril liant gardener and an aipateur photographer, and I Practice, practice, practice-Sally am still trying to break 100 in golf. Davis is beginning golf, and the On week ends our great fun is doing things together. head of the house says, "I’m still' We all love skating and swimming and we’re all de trying to break 100." voted hi-fi fans. ‘ Juit fhoic theta fabuloudy beautiful The pattern, we, know, is familiar. If the Russians pertoualited CHRISTMAS CARDS | want to know what typical suburban Americans are *' Han't a glorloat way n nata Hwi ailia Since the new SIMCA Elysee sedan and Grand Large hardtop were naaay far yaa ar yaar argoaltatiaa. Now like, they have only to look about them now. We hope there s no content at all. Heater, defroster, luxurious reclining seats, yea tea ihaat Hw aHiiaala la baealilal they are going to like what they see and we need < introduced, it’s been hard to keep enough of them around for display. Ckritlaai carat, arigiaal craallaat that will hardly say that we feel greatly privileged to be able >■ I automatic choke, and automatic*tum signals are standard equipment. aallahl area Ifca anti dlKrialaatlag Iriaoa. % ■ Y Time after time, new SIMCAs are sold before they’re off the truck: tvary cord la Niit Evaat Atotlaralaca talac- to do our part in showing “the true image of America,’’ .1 I . ffM, 1 liaa it eittlaealthacl la lit awa rl(M. Tkay And SIMCA’is front engine design provides a d^ree of driving caaa la a kaattaaa albaia wklck Mt year as President Eisenhower said, “to the people of the But why not? Obviously, no imported economy car is as tastefully kaaw, at toaa at yaa apaa Ilia Soviet Union.” stability thats absolutely uncanny. Speed Age magazine said: beat, Ifcal fcara It taaialklaf raaMy praclaat. designed. It s well known that SIMCA is the longest, tyidest, heavi But it’s an even greater privi]e^,~we think, to be "SIMCA’s fantastic road-holding ability is second to noner What do BE FIRST TO OFFER THIS so typicsl of the way of life 47,000,000 Americans est, and most powerful of all leading im ^rts. And as for value. you say? Have' you tested the new SIMCA yet? How about today? OUTSl'ANDING PRESTIGE UNE have chosen for themselves. And we will all five be glad when September comes, and we can take up where "r I >»•# I* fmm •o iMiar iMM we left off in Short Hills, New Jersey. I NW iMe I - :'^ -J IMPORTfO FMMIPMIS BY CNRVSUR • SlUS. PARIS, AND S£RVIC£ THROUGHOUT Wt U.S.A. AND CANADA • OVERSEAS OEHVERY, TOO! MASTERPIECES SIMCA PRICES START AT #1SSS* Haw Imif tmAM A*HAin,M.n iieliam ifoi. | | g SuhnrhUf Today, Augur! 1959 %0.E. EAST AND miU COASTS. miANO FREIGHT AND LOCAL VAXES EXTRA. ■I . MELANIE DE PROFT J F o o d E d ito r LEMONADE DELIQHT 4 ;^ To Prepare; 15 min. IVieapeqager 1 cap water 1)4 tablg^ ooai grated letaoa peel 2 cape IcBMu juice (about 12 leaM iu) POUBLh COFKtt COOLER M V4 eap orange Juice (about 2 oranges) i- I Cold water To Prepare: 15 min, _ 1. (Combine sugar and water in a small sauce pan having a ti|^t-fitting cover. Set over medium 1 e«p chocokte-flaTored nonfat m y ndik __ heat and stir until sugar is dissolved. Cover, 1 leiaf poai inatant eoffoo - Chill the tall glasses, follow the easy directions, bring^to boiling, and b m ^ min.. Remove from 1 loaapoon ■ronnd dnnanMm heat and set sirup aside to cool. M feaapoon gronn4 nnlntef for shining fruit drinks, LEMON-CRANBERRY 2. Mix together the grated lemon peel, lemon S enpa eoM water NECTAR juice, and orange juice. Chill. S ripe liananaa, aiered for a double, coffee cooler ^ ^ 3. When sirup is cooled, blend with 4he fruit- 1 enp creana To Prepare: tO m i n . 1 juice mixture. Cover and store in refrigerator 4 teoapoona TanlOa extract until ready to use. tlm l w ill lift the August commute^' 1 cap chilled cranberry Juiee 1. Blend together thoroughly all ingredi- cocktail 4. To serve, put ice cubes or crushed ice into enU.Chm. right off his feet, V4 cap diiOed aprieuS neetar tall glasses. Add about cup of the lemon 2. Pour ovpT Froaen CoUee Ciibea in Vi enp water sirup to each glass. Fill ^ s s e s with cold water. anes and allow cubes to partially melt for the best ice-cream soda 1 6-au. can frssen leusouade Stir until blended. Garnish with whole straw -. ifore serving. Top each serving with your eoncealtale -I berries, pineapple ehnnlu, and fresh mint. efavorite topping and garnish with dioeo- that was ever made a t home (do not reconstitute) 8 servings late ahavinga. About I qt. Mix together the cranberry juice, For Fromen Coffee Cmbee — dilend apricot nectar, and water, ^ ir in -TvJ thoroughly: IVi cups dioeolate-flavored lemonade concentrate until melted. nonfat dry milk, 1 tablespoon Instant Pour into tall glasses over ice cubes coffee, 2Va cups water. Pour into refrig or crushed ice. For an attractive erator tray with dividers. Freeze untU firm. garnish, carefully insert a wooden (Extra coffee cubes may be stored in pick horizontally through straws. freezer for future use.) Impale fresh ripe strawbierries on each end of wooden pick. About 514 cups TANQY REFRESHER RASPBERRY FRUIT PUNCH To Prepare: 20 min. To Prepare; 10 MIN. 1M caps water Vi cap aagar No slicing, no squeezing . . . here is a quick fruifpuiKh to 1 1-in. piece cryatalliaed ginger make in qisantity to refresh a gathering of thirsty teen-agers 1 S-in. piece Mick cinnamon "or for that matter — thirsty parents. 6 whole cloves 5 env. raspberry-flavored soft-drink powder Peel from 1 lemon, rinsed and quartered 3 env. grape-flavored soft-drink powder SPICY ICED TEA ' % cap orange grannies for instant breakfast drink 2V4 caps sugar 2 tablespoons lemon Jniee 6 qts. water To Prepare; 25 min. 1 12-os. bottle sparkling water, chilled S 6-os. cans frosen pineapple-orange Juiee « 1. Combine first five ingredients in a saucepan. Set eoneentrate (do not reconstitute) 1 cap cold water 1V4 teaspoons red food coloring 1 cap sugar over low heat and stir until sugar is dissolved. Bring to boiling. Reduce heat, cover, and simmer IS min. Vi teaspoon almond extract % teaspoon salt 12 7-os. bottles lemon-lime flavored carbonated H teaspoon groond naUneg .Remove from heat and add lemon peel; cool. Chill CANTALOUPE - PI N E APPLE - beverage, chilled , 6 whole doves thoroughly. Strain. QRAPEFRUIT DRINK 2. Blend together thoroughly the orange granules, 1. Mix together in a large bowl the soft-drink powders and 4 2-in. pieces stick cinnamon sugar. Add water gradually, stirring constantly until sugar 4 caps freshly drawn cold water lemon juice, and sirup. Add the sparkling water and To Prepare: 10 m i n . and powders are completely dissolve. 5 tahicspoons loose tea or S prepared lea bags Mend. Pour over ice cubesor crushed ice in glasses. Or pour into a punch bowl and float a decorative ice 2 cups diced ripe canlaloape 2. Stir in the pineapple-orange juice concentrate, food color 1. Combine first six ingredients in a saucepan having a block. About 3¥> cUps V4 « p sugar ing, and almond .extract; stir until well blended. Chill tight-fitting cover. Set over low best; stir until sugar is dis- 2 tablespoons lime Jniee thorou^y., ^ adved. Cover and simqser 20 min. Remove from heat; strain Note: If desired, freeze refresher until mushy. Spoon 1 tablespoon lemon Jniee and. set aside to dbol. Chill thoroughly. into chillied glasses and serve with straws. 3. Just before serving, pour in the chilled lemon-lime bever Few grains salt age; stir to blend. If desired, a decorative ice block may be 2. Bring 2 cups of the cold water to a full rolling boil in. ' 1 12-on. can pineapple-grapefruit Juice \floated in the punch. About 8 qts. punch a saucepan. Remove from heat and immediately add the tea; drink, dhiUed (about IVi cups) stir. Let tea brew, uncovered, 5 min. Stir and strain into 1. Put into a blender container the first five a pitcher containing the remaining cold, water. Blend in the ingredients. C^ver and blend thorou^ly. spiced sirup. 2. Add the fruit drink and blend thoroughly. 3. Pour into ice-|i)led glasses. Serve with 'thin slices or wedges of lemon, orange, or lime. About I qt. ifS. .To serve, pour over ice cubes or crushed ice in chilled glasses. About 3 cups Itm ItA WIIM UMtADt tVBt'S •4 CANTALOUPE PINEAPPLE DRINK Follow recipe for feed Tea for method of preparing HOME-STYLE RASPBERRY-PEACH SODA tea only. Omit the spiced sirup. Reconstitute 1 6-oz. can RECIPES FOR THE REFRESHING BEVERAGES Follow recipe for Cantaloupe^ineapple- Grapefruit Drink. Substitute unsweetened froMn limeade eoneentrate according to directions on SHOWN ARE MARKED IN THIS MANNER Vigorously stir 2 or 3 spoonfuls of vanilla lee cream with a small container. Pour into refrigerator tray with dividers. Freeze' pineapple Jniee for pineapple-grapefruit amount of sparkling water. Add a spoonful each of thawed frozen until firm. Pour tea over limeade cubes and garnish with drink. Increase lime jiuce to 3 tablespoons. peaches and raspberries. Fill glasses three-fourths full with sparkling sprigs of fresh mint. water. Stir geiitly. Top with a scoop of ice cream and more peaches :: ■ 'j and raspberries. 10 Suburbia Today, August 1959 Suburbia Today, August 1959 11 \ UNUSUAL SUBURBAN HOME Left: You enter the blue and lilac sitting room at ground level, look out through the opposite window into the tops of the trees i - -rfw’ below. * POOLS The United States of America was three years old and George-Washington was president when a Connecticut Yankee built (•r< ine A Blue-lake awitniqing pool makes every day a holi 1- ■ day. Its steel reinforced concrete structure and top quality Landon filter system are engineered to last 99 The original house—like the venerable a lifetime. Built-in surface skimming and Aim-Flo maple overhead, it has gone far since inlets keep pool water clean and lively. the wilderness was cleared in 1784, but You^’ll find it’s easy to own a Farm all the additions have been carefully Blue-Lake on easy “play now planned and keyed to its dignity and pay later*’tenns,too.A^y wait? 1 7 8 4 -1 9 5 9 simple charm. FREE...Call yoUr local Blue-Lake contractor for informative fuli-color Fifteen miles outside the industrial town brochure, Today’s Pool. If you don’t of Danbury, Connecticut, Katherine Wheelen’s find him in your phone book, write: “Topline Farm” is still a working farm where Landon, Inc., 7240 Fulton Avenue, North Hollywood, California a herd of registered Brown Swiss cattled graze on the steep slopes that run into the Litchfield Hills. 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The lyrics are brassy and the music wth huff casLheoded by John Wayne and the most of the great master’s versatility, is red-hot. (Col.) IFHO^DM Bill Holden as two Union officers. The story hirst rate. (Lolidon) I'LL SING YOU A THOUSAND LOVE concerns a small railroad station inside Rebel CAILAS portrays VUDI HEROINES - SONGS-Reg Owen and his big orchestra in territory which had to be captured to open Ihc controversial mezzo-soprano sings the an evening of music. “A Kiss In The Dark" Porgy and Bess, a vital supply line. great arias from Macbeth, Don Carlo, Er- and “Secret Love" are two out of a group of (Sidney Poitier BLUE DENIM-Based on the Broadway nani and Nabucco. The Callus voice in all new and old melodies. (RCA) N»wl Veterinary Sdentltl'i discovery success about two naive adolescents who gel and Dorothy its splendor. (Angel) SOME LIKE IT HOT-Smooth West Coast into trouble, but don’t know how to gel oui BR AHM S: HUNGARIAN DANCES; jazz by bass guitarist Barney Kessel and a Dandridge) enjoy -of it because of their inability to communi DVORAK; SLAVONIC DANCES-The Bam small but distinguished 7-piece combo. In STOPS DOG nCH one of their happy, cate with their parenu. Carol Lynley repeai.s berg Symphony has been growing in stature. cludes “Sweet Georgia Brown," “Sugar her stage performance, supported by Bran light-hearted An example is this polished rendering of ro Blues," and “Running Wild.” (Contemporary) don de Wilde. mantic gypsy-like music, played with the fire MIKAOO-A jazz interpretation by Fred moments in Porgy’s A PRIVATE'S AMAIR-Shows what can intended by the composer. (Vox) die Gambrell. The 19th-century comic FUN6US»FLEAS little shack on happen if an army private is married to the N A TH A N MiLSTEIN; FOUR ITALIAN operetta in the hands of this competent Assistant Secretary of the Army. A fast- WO»KS WWW fUA powom Mil Catfish Row. Others' SONATAS - The world-renowned violinist pianist becomes doubly funny, especially the moying comedy headed by Barry Coe and ,Thl» new wonder-working powder. plays Italian baroque sonatas by Vivaldi, favorite songs, “Tit Willow," “Flowers That ■TKATCHBX. has proved ao effective it in the film, PORGY Jessie Royce Landis. Also included aie Terry Tartini. Geminiani and Corelli. Improvisa Bloom" and “The Lord High Executioner.” cen be guaranteed to atop your dog'a AND BESS, are Moore and draftees Sal Mined and Gary tion by the artist adds to the delicate beauty (World Pacific) scratching im miimlrM. Crosby. Pearl Bailey and of the original. (Capitol) BLUE SPRING-The Kenny Dorham Septet The aaoleaivo aenaTOMea •eratela IT STARTED WITH A KISS-One of the DESTRY RIDES A G A IN -O n Decca, comic featuring Cannonball Adderley. 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Fine performances by John Saxon, l«a* agaiasl fungus Itch. OTivei^l cry for “More"! In his second book. lomley family and the South’s struggle to ALL IN DRAMATIC rebuild, (Doubleday, $3.95) Linda Cristal and Harry Townes. Suburbia—Any Day eeaTnova PLcae, tioe. POR 2d PLAIN, Mr. Golden continues his AND BESS—Our great American y ? * * - acBATCiiBx eontaina INVASION ‘44—A detailed account of the OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD Lisdasr, powerful, mod- ^ *«"«>'*l-from nostalgic coordinated events that led to the Normandy opera has reached the wide open spaces of ^aga&aBiA.,. Swimming Pool For *96 Continued from page S HANDY PURITITURE BEAimPIBR INCINERATOR PROCESS 1-2-3 STICK ‘•SJar-o-Lene” restores beauty to old fur PAPER BAO TOTER whopping 50% of the 450 families put down families had already paid the six dollars in End fire hazards-burn-,trastw.safely out of their six dollars and indicated that they'd dicating they'd go along with the $96.00 tax INSECT niture, keeps new pieces looking new. Not a A new stain remover for general home use Organize paper-bag storage with a plated doors. A riisl-resistant aluminum bonded to he willing to pay the $60 initiation fee, REPELLENT superficial polish or wax but a revitalizer steel incinerator needs no watching, bums Will work as easily as you can say “one-two- wire-loop Bag Caddy which holds up to 40 to finance costs, only 105 came throughi and wood feeder containing a concentrate damp, green or dry garbage or refuse to fine three”. Packaged with three different plastic bags of all shapes and sizes neatly in place. plus just $30 per year dues for the entire Everybody in the entire subdivision seemed extracted from the heart of the tree. Eight- ash in any kind of weather. No open flame, no bottles-you apply bottle “I"-directly on the Easily fastened to inside of any closet or family, however big the family, and six suddenly to be expanding his family, and Safely'repels mosquitoes, sand flies, stain and^ leave for one minute. Then apply ouim bottle, $1.99 postpaid. Pennsylvania flying embers; approved by fire departments. cabinet. $1.00 postpaid. Sunset House, 98 dollars per year tax. It was much less than money was tighty Those who weren’t, seemed chiggers and gnats without danger to eyes, residents add 3V5% sales tax. Rogers & Rog bottle “2” and leave for one minute. Lastly, clothing or plastics. Jus( rub on and pesky 2-bushel size, 21>/4” x 27”, $14.95. 3-bushel Sunset Bldg.. Beverly Hills, Calif. the average family would invest in a sum to be buying new carpeting or hi-fi, with no ers, Roae Tree Road, Dept. B, Media. Penna. size, 24" X 32", $18.95, postpaid. Add $2.00 apply bottle “3” and by the end of another insects go. Keep a stick handy for patio, minute the stain will vanish, leaving no ring mer vacation, and would provide summer money left over. What to do? We decided picnics, camping or the beach. One appli w. of Denver. Larger models and stainless cation lasts for hours. steel units arc also available. Alsto Co., 4007 C o ^ in two sizes: 8 oz., $1.69; 32 oz.! TOWN’N COUNTRY CART recreation for the entire family.- to approach the bank for a loan. But we ^ QAOaST $3.98. Sold in supermarkets^ variety and hard- Detroit Ave., Cleveland 13, Ohio. ' Everybody In The Act were a non-profit organization, and that _ware stores. Made by Brya'hston Corp., 112 E made us a bad risk. The only way we could Wherever extra outlets are needed, plug 19th St., New York, N. Y. Our first meeting was called in the A&P into any outlet and immediately secure the loan, we discovered, was for three you u n plug in from 8 to 12 appliances at store parking area on Sunday, July 1, 1956. of us to sign the note and make ourselves G I A N T a :? ; one time. In the kifchen plug in toaster, clock, SALT aLAzE icuas Officers were elected. 1 was chosen, with responsible. We did—and it was a decision PLASTIC SNEIT radio, iron, electric mixer, etc., and they will eleven others, to serve on the board. We only alnrays be ready for use. Especially useful in that none of us has ever regretted. GO! Gray stoneware mugs with cobalt blue de made one happy discovery. There were ex Because of our developer’s cooperative garage or workshop. Mounts simply on base corations have been reproduced from frag- perts among us who could help in almost A LITTLE board, wall, table or ceiling. 110 volts ac/dc. spirit, our Association now owns its land ments and original articles excavated in the every phase of planning. Scott Stubbs, our $2.98 postpaid. Viceroy’s, 236 Woodcliff Rd., Williamsburg and Jamestown areas, and are in fee and its pool in entirety, with no ties DRIP IN first president, was a consulting engineer. O lhna chaffs tl.OO t r EACH Newton Highlands. Mass. raaracteristic of earthenware used during the to the developer. Its all ours and its all mora for huca 9x12 ft. Colonial days. They come in sizes for the “Better than two wheelbarrows”, this rug R. K. Hutton, an acecuntant, could help (108 aq. ft.) tough, dutabja. Iranapannl YOUR BASEMENT' LACQUERED THAT really quite wonderful!^ plaatic cloth but our apecial low rwiea ia entire family,- large (26-oz.); $2.60, or set ged, hand-crafted, all-steel cart is built to last us figure our costs. Secretaiy of our group, only 49r aach! Fiial quality, not aaoonda OOURUET aZPT a lifetime. It will carry loads up to 300 or throw.outBl Pntacta fuga, furoitura From Japan comes this black lacquered tray of SIX, $14.00. Medium (12-oz.), $1.50 or R. E. Lewis, happened to be an attorney. Operation Succcm and floora whan painting. Perfact oovar with handpainted gold floral motif, designed set of six, $7.00. Child’s size (8-oz.), $1.13 pounds, yet is light-weight and easy to handle We had the district manager of an electrical lor cara. boats, buggy, appliancss, bi- A sampler of three delectable South Caro hereby saving work, time, trouble and back Use of the pool includes free swimming cyclaa, lawn lumitura, ate. Maks into lina “Plantation Products” contains full pint for sjjecial days of celebration. It is 10" u*’ postpaid- Craft House! supply company who agreed to get our pool aprons, tabiacloths. lamp ahadaa, appli* Williamsburg Restoration. Inc., Williams strain. Long-life rubber tires and ball-bearing lessons by American Red Cross instructors. aneb covaia. ate. Watarpriiof, graaaaproof, jars of Orange Marmalade, Spiced Water- square and stands on 2"-high legs. $10 ppd. burg, Va. lighting at cost. There was even a tax expert dirtprool—ciaan with damp doth. Each wheels add to its efficiency in doing heavy We could have cut comers on paying sal oovar ia full ona piaco. No aeanw. Your ™ion Rind and Artichoke Relish. Each rec work aiiiund the house. $59.50. f. o. b. Hines- among us! This was how we discovered, " prioa lor our 9x12 ft. pl^ic dotha is ipe has been sought out from old family aries to instructors, since they range from otdy ^ aach or 98r for 2—dhia is ths burg. Money back guarantee (3 months). early in the game, that we could save a lot records and cook books and all are full-flav- about $200 to $400 per month. But we minimum numbar wa can sail—plua 27r VcrmOnt-Ware. Dept* St. Hinesburg, Vt. in taxes by chartering our Association as lor pstg. New Hi 4S. 6 ttirrin i ovar- 7a. AlM i Jahanla n . Havntlatly tar 37. 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