FRIDAY, AUGtrST 11, 1961 Averaffe Net Press Run The Weather For tho Weak Ended ForecMt of O. 8. Weather gone 8, 1981 ^ The weekly Friday dances sponsored by the recreation de­ Tot’s First Drive itsm , ______« I 13,3.30 Clearing, cooler,tonight. Low In About Town partment win be held tonight at Sartor to Train at Chanute mld-60e, Suqday moetly. mmny, the West Side tennis courts from Ends with Crash Member of the Audit cooler, letM humid. High 88 to 86. Mancheider Banmcki, Vateraas 7:30 to 8:30 for youngsters As CAP Cadet^ Then Airman Boreau of Gircalatlon Of WorW War I, will be hoet to a throught 12. and 8:30 to 10:30 Manchester— A City of Village Charm for teen-agers. A three-year-old’s first experi­ department meeting of the De­ ence with driving had crashing re­ partment of Sunday Cadet Capt. Richard Sartor of >year the space program has been liiii mghth District Fire Department sults last night The lad only re­ VOL. LXXX, NO. 266 (TEN PAGES—TV SECHON—SUBURBIA TODAY) lilANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1961 (Clooaifled Advertteiog on Page 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS at S p.m. at the VPW Poat Home, the Manchester Cadet Squadron of offered. MANCHESTER iilil members who wish to participate Sartor has passed tests on mis-. ceived a bump on the forehead. MAIN STREET Manclieater Green. Barracks and the a v ll Air Patrol will receive auxiliary units throughout the In a parade in Broad Brook will sUes and rocketry conducted by training at the same U.S. Air Patrolman Richard Rand gave state win attend to hear reports meet tomorrow at 6-,30 p.m. at the the Air Force. Having been award­ this account. of the department ccmvention. firehouse on the comer of-Hinlard Force Base as both a CSvil Air ed the Civil Air Patrol Certificate Situation Explosive and Main Sts. Patrol Cadet and an airman in the ' Jeffrey DeZuttl, of 111 Ridge St. / Missing Child Ladles of the auxiliary will serve of Fh-oficlency, he has been ac­ went outside to play after supper. FAMOUS FORMFIT Castro Ties refrertunente after the buslnesB Air Force. cepted in the Air Force as an air­ He entered his family’s four- meeting. Sartor, who will leave Sept. 12 man third class. for basis training at Lackland month-old car, parked in front of Of UN Official Sartor Is the second Manchester his home. U.S. to Plot ■nie VFW Auxiliary will hold Hospital Notes Air Force Base, Tex., will be sta­ cadet to be honored with attend­ IVhile playing wdth the steering, East Refugee /F lo w to Oust Frondizi a public card party tonight at tioned at Chanute Air Force Base, ance at the joint sponsored orienta­ he disengaged the emergency Found Asleep 8 at the post home, Manchester 111., for missile training as a mem­ tion programs. Cadet Major Timo­ break. The car rolled 188 feet dowm VlsIOng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. for ber of the U.S. Air Force. "SKIPPIES"^ Green. thy Beckwith will return tomorrow a hill and up the front walk of the To Kill Raul all areas except maternity where He has already been selected to New Y-ork, Aug. 12 (tP)—The in­ they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 to 8 after spending a week at the CAP Russell Upton house at 46 Cooper Holds Despi Reds represent the State of Connecticut Jet Orientation Course held at Per­ S t fant son of a United Nations In­ Charles HlrUi. T9 Hollister St., p.m.; and private rooms where the.v at the CAP-U.S. Air Force spon­ dian official, object of an intense has bem appointed a member of are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are rin Air Force Base, Tex. The ear ripped through a hedge By JOSE MARIA ORLANDO sored Space Age Orientation Sartor. 18. and a June graduate seqrch last night, was found after the National Security, National requested not to smoke in patient's and crashed into the front steps, Havana, Aug. 12 (/P)— The By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS <•> he East German regime yes- four hours— asleep in a doorway rooms. No more than two visitors Course., also being held at Cha­ of Msmchester High School, has and Foreign Affairs Committee for nute. Sartor will spend a week at moving them a foot from the foun­ Fidel Castro government Depplte rigorous Red police con­ :4rday threatened harsh measures near his home. Fizzles in Argentina at one time, per patient been a Civil Air Patrol cadet for dation. the VFW national ewivention In the base as one of 52 cadets four years. charged today that authori­ trols, 1,332 refugees from EJaaU that may seal off the West Berlin A medical exaniiner said the Miami Beiich, Fla., Aug. 20-29. selected from throughout the U.S. Damage Vas estimated at about Germany registered in West Be^ escape route, but no details were child, 22-rnonth-old Dilip Rasgotra ADMITTro YESTERDAY: Wal­ He is the son of Det. Sgt. and $500 to the car, and it was towed ties at the U.S. Naval Base at Mrs. Fred Morrell, 239 Henry St„ and territories.' This is the first Mrs. Joseph Sartor of 30 Irving St. lln in the 21 'hours up to disclosed. waa unharmed except for a few credit officer at Manchester Me­ ter Olsen, Mansfield Center: away. Guantanamo Bay armed two today, westepi officials rej^ted. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt mosquito bites which dotted his morial, recently attended a one- Sandra Jacobs. 249-Woodland St.; Jeff was treated at Manchester men with a 30-caliber ma- In the same period lastSatur­ told a meeting of local authorities diaper-clad body. George Churilla. 82 Foxcroft Dr.; day accounting and credit Insti­ Mrs. DiTnn Odell, 424 Vernon St.; Memorial Hospital and released. right: chinegun to assassinate Raul day the number was l,>flP; the that only military force by the The father, Maharajcdirishna Insurgents tute at St. Raphael's Hospital, WajTie Campbell, Blast Hartford; Mrs. Harriet Machie, 480 N. Main Patrolman Quits, previous Saturday 925/ Ejst German Communists can Rasgotra, said the child wandered New Haven. Mrs. Lena DeGrace, 15A Oak St.. St. Castro last month. The total m ounte^ after the stop the refugee flow from rising. away from the backyard while In Rockville; John DeQuattro. 124 DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. Reason Unknown An official report claimed the Communist re g im ^ threatened He hinted that such force might the care of a manservant. He aaid Mrs. Gferard Keen of Hartford, Constance Dr.: Mrs. Helen Rogers. Claire Renn, 9 Chestnut St. two were to fire on the prime min- 36 Morse Rd.: Mrs. Elizabeth iater'a brother from a house ad­ harsher measures Xo stem the hu­ the servant saw the child toddling S u rren d er assistant medical records‘^brarian Reilly. 150 Oak St.; "Mrs. Joyce Patrol.nan Richard J. Lorbcr, 65 joining a stand in Santiago where man tide. (Continued on Page Two) toward the front yard, but had at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Bachl, 20 Victoria Rd.; Randel Town Seeks Bids Russell St., a member of the Man­ Raul Castro was scheduled to Present facilities tor handling assumed he was going to his moth­ was honored by the department Lanzano, 154 Lj-ness St.; Morton chester Police since Dec. 15, 1968, speak July 26, eighth anniversary the refugees /are sufficient. But er. ' • and other staff members at a din­ 6.50 western offi

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traffic accident that, Injurod two Situation Explosive Columbia other persona. ______Try to Oust Frondizi State News State Police said the >-car craah Was touched off yesterday by a O PEN Sheinwold on Bridge ZBA Denies trftctor-trailer that Jacknlfed across Route 370. T O D A Y East Refugee Flow Fizzles in Argentina Roundup The Berry family was reported In fair condition at .St. Joeei^’s Hos­ SQUmMINO OPPONENT < Mrosek Bid TILL 5 P.M. {9o6rtl* desist (Conthined from Page One) (Continued from Page One) pital. Two New Yorkers were hos­ MAY SOLVE PROBLEM Worth-Sooth aBtMNbls pitalized in good condition. By Alfred Sheinwold NOKIB False Alarm The Zoning Bbard of Appeals has Inspect ■*Our Sometimes the clue to the right w’hether the Incident had any pet- has staked his claifn with.a 120- Holds Despite Reds denied the applicatlori of Atty. play cornea from an' opponent’z $ K 5 J 1 litlcal overtones, said: foot barge, which he sfuttled to Boat Burned Apparatus from three town make the gesture more emphasic, SAnETY-TESTEO probitm rather than your owh. 0 A Q 5 4 "You can coll them as you wish. John R. and Elaine W. Mrosek of Glastonbury, Aug. 12 (H — A HSarta were led and continued, flte companies responded to an and says he is going to haul in skinned elbow is all Harold Oakliff (Continued fropa Page_ One) _____ * 9 i J This must be a group of hotheads, Manchester for a variance of lot and South ruled. Declarer led out YYE8T BAW alarm from box 65 at Benton size on property owned by them two more next week. of Portland has left of his $3,500 In­ USED CARS and Durkin Sts. this morning. But Corporation Counsel Isadore trigger another Blast Gennan re­ the aca and king of trumpa, and 4k J 9 » 2 whether Nationediats or Commu­ at Columbia Lake off Erdonl Road, board motorboat. DRIVE IX w rra YOtTB CAR Esat’s club dlaclird revealed the <90110 9 VA57 6 nists.” ^It was a false alarm, and offi­ formerly owmed by Luther Buell. M. Mackler said yesterday that The ersft had just been re- volt. cials believe boys put In the Teller’s action is contrary to state AXD GET THE At an election "rally in Kiel, bad trump break. 0 5 5 2 O J l<>9 7 The abortive revolt caused a Ekirly In July the board first heard fculed at a marina' here yesterday 4, K 6 ___ * 15 4 2 alarm. law, state water resources regula­ when the eng’ine exploded and set "Cosh Dfffcroiic*"! ! West Gemian Chancellor Konrad *. * e At first glance. South haa a flurry of excitement while It last­ the appeal, which sought permis­ Choice of two equally good lines soum sion to divide the lot Into two lota. tions, and If that wasn't enough, it ablaze. WHAT YOU PAY WITH Adenauer predicted the Big Four A AKQ 10 7 5 - ed. It roused fears that it might against the regulations of the would call a summit conferenceln of play. He can run the three dia­ create confusion at the Inter- At that time, the board reserved Oakliff was Bhr'own overboard. l Ol'R CAR AXD WHAT monds, discarding a club, and <9 4 its decision until it could study the Army Corps of Engineers. Ilia 14-year-old foster son, Myron, y o i :r m o x t h l y thi foreseeable future to deal wilh American Conference at Punta del then guess whether to finesse with O K 3 matter further. Teller, nothing daunted, says he jumped into the water, and hU PAYMEXT WILL BE the explosive German is,ue. ♦ A Q 10 7^ Este, Urugpiay, where delegates Law in Kansas Is thinking of setting up a .snack the tSn or the quSen of dubs. Or are seeking to Implement Presi­ William S. Burnham, secretary dog Rusty followed suit. ARE IMPORTAXT! he can lead his low diamond to SoiMh West Nwtt tmt bar or a dance floor on the barges. But his wife Lucille stayed with In Washington, U.S. officials be­ 1 A Psss 1 NT Piss dent Kennedy’s alliance for prog­ of the board, said after a discus­ the queen and his king of dia-- sion of the application it was Common pleas court ruled in fa­ the boat and jumped off when It '60 T-BIRO $3495 lieve an extremely explosive situ­ 4 4 AU PsM ress program. Bars Cigarette vor of the city last month, but ation may biilld up very rapidly in monds to the ace, using both, en­ Opening lesd — ^ Q The rebels broadcast a revolu­ agreed by all members of the drifted close to shore. 2-Door Hardtop. No. 75A. tries for club finesses. Board that section 7 of the Zoning Teller is appealing his case to the Oakliff said the boat was in­ East Germany if the Communist tionary manifesto after seizing State Supreme Court of Errors. regime succeeds in clamping down TTie odds are 3 to 1 in favor of the telephone exchange which con­ Sale to Minors Regulations concerning minimum sured. '60 OLDS. $2795 drastically oh the flow of refugees either plan. But how does South trols all radio lines, giving the lot size means that a lot should 88 4-Dr.-Sedan. No. 42B. know which to adopt? Now South cashes ths acs of have a minimum width of 100 feet More Blood I\eeded WASTE OF YOUTH HIT into West Berlin. clubs, runs the three diamonda Impression at first that It was a By FRANK CRAWFORD Such a situation might have' the Third Plan nationwide revolt. all the way through. He stated, Hartford, Aug. 12 (/Pj—The Om- '59 OLDS. $2495 Strangely enough, a third plan and leads a club from dummy. Topeka, Kan., Aug. 1? (iP)—Kan­ "The Zoning Regulations clearly Bridgeport. Aiigr 12 (/P)—Rep. effect of speeding up the Berlin Police and troops were rushed sas, steeped in a long history of necticut Red Cross is calling for D-P8 Holiday Sed. No. 1028. crisis—bringing it to a fever pitch may suggest itself at the table as There Is no way to mlsguess, as atate that the minimum width of Aimer tV. Sibal, R-Conn., today long as East had something to to buildings* where the rebels were crusaders against drinking, tobac,- blood donations to fill its empty df tension well before the end of better still. If East squirms no­ holed up, but held their fire. a lot must be 100 ffeet. No excep­ main Refrigerator here. deplored what he railed the ticeably before discarding a club squirm about. co, gambling and ■violators of the this year. Soviet Premier Khrush­ Armed with pistols and light tion can be made if a lot has been Hospitals are requesting 300 to "erlmlnal and tragic” neglect on the second trump, South may Dally Question Sabbath, had a new champion to­ created by dividing a conforming of the talents of the nation’s ’53 BUICK chev has threatened to sign a sep­ machine guns, the rebels fired day. 400 pints a day. but donations for arate peace-treaty with Blast Ger­ speculate on what the squirming Partner opens with one heart, lot after the effective date of this .youth. In a talk prepared for 2-Dr. Hardtop. No. 198B. and the next player passes. You when police approached the Tele­ He is Robert Brown, county at­ some unknown rea.son, are falling many before the year is out. Is all about. phone Building only 25 blocks regulation (Zonliig Regulations, off. delivery at the University of It should seem very likely that hold: Spades—J 9 8 2; Hearts— torney In this capital cjty, who Refugees from the German from Government House where Siectlon 7, as revised-Jan. 24, 1959). The director o f the free blood Bridgeport, Sibal said failure to East Started with three 4-card Q J 10 9; Diamonds—8 6 2; Clubs says he is ready to prosecute any­ Therefore, the zoning board of ap­ make use of the abilities of this ’56 OLDS. $585 Communist rule have been fleeing Frondizi was meeting with his one selling cigarettes to minors. program. Dr. J. C, Early, said yes­ Del. 98 Holiday Sedan. Into West Berlin at a rate some­ suits and a singleton. East cannot —K 6. What do, you say ? peals cannot grant the application eonntr.v’s young people "Is Answer: Bid two hearts. You political and military aides on the Brown said yesterday there is a terday, "The prospect for the rest times approaching 2,000 a day. tell that South has only one con crisis. of John R. and Elaine W. Mrosek of August is grim." shaiiiefully wasteful of our most venlent entry to dummy, since have good values for this re­ law in this state, and haa been for a variance.” precious resource and It is per­ The total for this year is now The rebels claimed in their brief since 1933, providing a (25 to (500 Red Cross workers had to get on '59 CHEV, $1795 close to 150,000. The Blast Ger­ both the ace and queen of dia. sponse, and if partner makes an­ Personals sonally tragic for the Individuals other try to reach game you will broadcast that they had no politi­ fine or jail sentences up to six the phone and call donors in order Kinjnswood O-paaaenger man population 1s about 17.2 mil­ monds-are in full sight. Therefore Mr. and Mrs. HulTert Collins of to get 21 pints for local hospitals. concerned.” He spoke at a Despite the shattered condition of the car, the two occupant, es­ East la reluctant to discard a accept his invitation. cal links. months for anyone convicted of It’s Hard to Sink a Watermelon station wagon. caped Mrious Injury. They were thrown clear when the car hit a lion. selling or eVen ^vlng cigarettes to Columbia Center, who are spend­ Ordinarily mobile units bring in ceremony marking the comple­ heart and equally reluctant to dis. For Sheinwold’s 36-page book­ A law student. Hector Corres, ing the summer at their cottage A watermelon eludes these youngsters as easily as would a greased pig. They are enjoying a water tion of a science study course tree on Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. (Herald photo by Saternis). East German Deputy Premier among those who surrendered at anyone under 21 years of age. enough to keep a backlog of 800 to *59 CHEV. $1795 Stoph hinted yesterday that meas­ card a diamond. Even the club let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” at Giant’s Neck, entertained at a frolic which ends the six-week long Community Swimming and Water Safety Program at Camp by 60 outstanding high school the radio station, identified the "If anyone wants to sign a com­ 1,000 pints in the main refrigera­ Bel Air V -^ -D r. No. 1022. Two Thrown ures to stop the refugee flow discard costs him a pang. . send 50c to Bridge Book, (Man­ family party W^nesday, in honor Johnson, Bolton. About 170 children have taken part in the program. (Herald photo by Saternis). tor, but lately they have been com­ students at the university. Seeing all thlq, South should chester Evening Herald), Box leader of the rebels as his brother. plaint, I’ll prosecute. I believe it might be taken soon. He said E u t would be enforceable. I’ll bet 99 of the birthday of their daughter, ing back almost empty. •59 CHEV. $2095 Byrd Defeated, 56 to 39 German- travel regulations have cash the queen of spades, dis 3318, Grand Central' Sta., N.T. 17, Air Force Commander Vincente Beatrice Grimm. Those present From Auto^ Oorres. r per cent of the people in this town driving, received a cut jaw and Meanwhile, the Red Cross says, In^pala V-8 4-Door H’top. been "shamelessly misused.” carding a club from dummy. East N.Y. were Mr. and Mrs. James Grimm Rockville-Vernon there has been no decrease in the will undoubtedly discard a second (Copyright 1961, General Features Hector declared he was an anti­ don’t know this is the law,” Brown his wife received bruises on her No. 1023. U.S. experts on Gennan affairs said yesterday. of Chelmsford, Mass., Mrs. Eleanor demand for whole blood. say the effect of cutting off the club. . Corp.) communist and only seeking to Obituary legs. Whirlpool Washers, Slightly Hurt The state, one of the last to re­ Isbell of , Mr. and Metcalfs Recover iJr. Metcalf, howevea, who was Senate Backs Kennedy flight of refugees would bo to bot­ bring national unity to Argentina peal laws against Intoxicating Mrs. Harvey S. Collins and daugh­ tle up In East Germany thousands which has been beset by economic a passenger in the front seat, re­ 5 from St(tfe Injured liquor, once had a law that for­ ter Linda of Columbia. Daniel Peterson ceived j^jovere head cuts. He was Dryers ’52 DsSOTO $ iii Two young men w'ound up in the of discontented people with the and industrial unrest. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Tibbits From Crash Hurls Syracuse, N. Y., Aug, 12 ilFi—The 4-Door. No. 152B. bade sale of cigarettes or even cig­ Rockville .— Daniel Peterson, given several blood transfusions hospital last night after being result that in their frustration AIB-OONDITIONED Frondizi said failure of the re­ of Lake Rd. have as their house Rev. Arthur Berry, Cos Cob, Prices os Law, On Foreign Aid Finance Airlift Helping arette papers to anyone regard- formerly of Wethersfield, father at St. Louis Hospital In Durham, Conn., his wife and his three chil­ thrown from their open convertible they might turn to outbursts of volt demonstrated that the Ar­ guests their daughter Mrs. Thom­ Dr; and Mrs. Martin V. Metcalf, when it hit a tree on Pinnacle Rd., leas of age. It led to widespread of Mrs. William A. Rivers of Rock­ where all the crash victims were dren are recuperating here from a Service That's Better ’55 PONT. $289 violence. These could embarrass DANCE gentine people and armed forces bootlegging and was repealed in as Augustin and two sons of Syr- 19 Grand Ave., who were injured Ellington. the Soviet-backed Communist EVERY THUBS.-FBI.-8AT. "are united in their will to achieve ville, died Wednesday at a Hart­ taken. 4-Door. No, 118B. (Continued from Page One) *>Senate a veto over any loan of 101st Airborne the mid-1920s. actwe. ford hospital. in a head-on auto collision In Thomas P. Azzara, 19, and Ken­ government and create an even the national destiny through le­ Mrs. Bwald Anderson of Erdonl Mrs. Metcalf received bruises on $10 million or over. neth Russell. 20, both of East Hart­ What do the teen-agers think of Funeral services will be held Pinkham Notch, N. H., Aug. 2, re­ her face and legs, and cuts on her Potterton's higher degree of instability for it. flm inaiwii WALNUT gality and the constitutional Brown’s statement? Road has returned home from turned home this week in im­ ate Foreign Relations Committee, Many fights are ahead on other ford, are being treated at Rock­ In event of serious rioting, and regime.” Monday at 11 a.m. at the James legs. ISO Center St.—Cor, of Chorc^ ’57 BUIGK $889 provisions of the bill, including In War Games 7 Walnut St, Mancheater "What if my dad gives me a Hartford Hospital, where She has proved health. Special 2-Door Sedan. told Sens. Leverett Saltonstall, R- ville City Hospital, Azzara has a particularly If the German Com­ Declaring that calm prevailed been a patient. T. Pratt Funeral Home, 71 Farm­ HOTICE! authority for $1.8 billion of direct cut chin and bruises on the left package of cigarettes?” asked one Mrs. Metcalf said this morning Mass., and Kenneth B. Keating, munist forces were unable to cope throughout the rest of the coum youngster. "Could they put him in Francis LaOhappelle of Chap­ ington Ave., with the Rev. James military aid to defense pact allies leg. and Russell has facial injuries with the situation, Soviet forces (OoBtlaned from Pago One) W. McBride officiating. Burial that both she and her husband are R-N. Y., he will support an this year. Senate Democratic Radio Today try, the communique said "The ja il?” lin, formerly of Columbia, is a on the mend, as are their son and German Center Planned CLOSED •56 PONT. $795 and bruises. Both are in good con­ might be employed to restore or­ armed forces with the support of will be in Village Cemetery, amendment under which the Sen­ leader Mike Mansfield of Montana dition, a hospital spokesman said. chief of staff, watched Friday’s Brown preferred not to answer patient at William Backus Hos­ daughler-in-Iaw, Professor Theo­ Chieftain Del. 2-Dr. H'top. der. the people guarantee peace and that one. pital In Norwich. He was serioiusly Wethersfield. Frankfui’t — Europe’s first big MONDAYS ate and House Foreign Relations said the Senate wwild be "lucky” State Trooper Walter Smtegel In 1963, Soviet troops were used drop and commented, “I think we EAST There will be no calling hours dore and Eleanor Metcalf, of Dur­ if it completes final action on the WD BO—1140 constitutional security.” “ Say, that would be weird,” said injured on a construction job late American-type shopping center •will During July and August L b^EAlRW A^ •55 FORD $695 and Appropriations Committees of the Stafford Troop "arrested to quell riots in several Blast Ger­ L:(X) A J. ^ Mlddev are ready to go. I am very much before the services. ham, N, H., who were also in the measure before the end of ' next The president did not appear Duncan Newcomer, an 18-year-old in June Md was hospitalized car. be erected soon in Germany. A victoria 2-Door Hardtop. would be given a 30-day advance Azzara on a charge of failure to man cities. At least 17 Soviet dhi- i:0& Jerry Bishop Snow I pleaaed with Uie csipabllity of the disturbed by the uprising. Almost Canadian firm has been commis­ week. drive to the right on a curve. $:0S Art Johnson Show of Roeland Park. “ You can buy through the month of July. Com­ ihe accident happened when a OPEN THURSDAYS r OPEN AU DAY 4 look at every proposed loan of $10 sions were used to enforce a So­ B;05 Raynor Shines I Air Reeerve and Air NIatlonal Immediately he telephoned assur­ beer if you are 18 but you would sioned to transform a 25-acre "I am most gratified by the bi­ Trooper Smiegel said the car, head­ KNUS plications caused his return to convertible, driven by Carl L. Sei- •58 OPEL $795 million or more before it can be viet-proclaimed atate of martial 1:00 News. Signoff Guard.” ance to his economic minister, get the corner drug store in a Funerals Frankfurt tract into a centeR’ that TILL 9 PM. Rekord 2-Door. No. 145C. partisan support for the Presi­ ed north on Pinnacle Rd.. cut across IVTIO—ION The 82nd, atationed at Ft. TO^TE the hospital this week for further bel of Quincy, Mass., went out of iP MONDAY i made. dent,” Mansfield told a. reporter. law in Blast Berlin. The uprisings, Cary Grant In iRoberto Alemann, at the Inter- mess if yoq bought a pack of will have a department store, the oncoming lane and- struck a led by striking German workers, t:(X) Monitor Bragg, and the 191st, from Ft. -NOBTH BV NOBTRWE8T” surgery. Mrs. Louis Soracchi. with control as it approached the Met­ W hile this would not give any He gave full credit to Fulbright 1:15 Saturday Matinet riai • American Conference that every­ smokes.” whom he made his home until his supermarket, and 30 specialty throughout j of these four committees a veto tree on a curve near Cider Mill began In mid-June and continued 1:30 ICO and Music Campbell, Ky., are acting ae U.S. Mrs. Mabel R. Wood calf car. The 'convertible hit a shops, bowling alleys, a kindergar­ Keith's Furniture for the administration's first round Rd. Walt Disney'« thing was normal In Buenos Aires. "What are they going to do to marriage, suggests that friends over any loan, it would provide the to some degree Into September. 6;IX) News. Weather v and enemy troops, respectively. In "KIDNAPrED” Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel guide post and caromed into the ten, and a swimming pool. Frank­ 1115 MAIN STREET '5 8 FORD victory. Azzara is scheduled tn appear in 6:20 Strictly Sporla He told Alemann not to worry a cigarette machine in the City might send him cards. basis for pressure against the ad­ Kennedy personally took charge The refugee problem is known to 7:00 Kej’board Kingpins the games. The theoretical situa­ Shewn Int For The Elddlct aJbout the revolt and continue Hall?" asked Larry Miller, 19, Rose Wood, the widow of Joseph Metcalf car. furt prides itself on being the most Fairlane "500” Victoria Circuit Oiurt 12, Rockville, Aug. tion is that a email, friendly Starts Sub. Mr. and Mrs. CJeorge Greenw'ay Wood, will be held Monday at 2 ministration to deny any Iqan to of the effort to line up Democratic have engaged the attention of 7:30 Monitor "WILD IN THE COUNTHY" working at the parley. Kansas City, Kan., "Fhit it in jail Professor Metcalf, who wa-s Americanized city In Germany. 2-Door Hardtop 29. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and 7:45 Grandstand Bandstand country has been invaded and U.S. and daughter, Janet, have re­ p.m. at the Church of the Naz- which any of tlicm objected. votes In opposition to the Byrd 8:00 Red Sox At Baltimore Plnn First word of the revolt came for six months?" turned from vacationing in the Jet black with red Interior, other high U.S. officials, though 0:30 Jazz troops are sent to help. i'FEBBY TO HONG KONG” "Well, wouldn’t that be some­ arene. The Rev. Clarence Winslow radio and heater, standard Language along this line will be amendment. He talked, at one time when the Government Radio sud­ White Moimtalns. proposed by Fulbright Monday as or another, with ever>’ member of there appears to be nothing effec­ t:16 Sporte Final The lOlat and 82nd are expected denly began broadcasting a mani­ thing," said a dancer at the Star­ will officlkte. Burial will be in transmission. No,-1042. tive they can do about It at the 1:30 Starlight Serenade to make contact for mook sklr- Mrs. Clarence Grant has issued East Cemetery. a Bubstitute for a pending amend­ the genate Foreign Relations Com­ Weather Aids 1:00 Sign-off festo signed by the group which light Theater in Kansas City who A moment. miskes In tJhe next day or so. a reminder to :nembens of the Friends may call at the Holmes ment by Saltonstall. Keating and mittee, and with many other sen­ W H A Y — 910 labeled itself a revolutionary jun­ also is a teen-age wife. "If they Catholic Ladies Society who wish $1395 others to give cither House or ators. Rusk, who returned Thursday 1:00 Club 91 put my husband in jail for giving Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Sun­ 1:00 Sound Stage ta. It said a revolution had been to attend the group's "night out” Fight to Curb night from Berlin crisis talks with POWER MOWER KILLS CHILD proclaimed against Prondizi’s gov­ me cigarettes? Whoops!" day from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Allied leaders in Europe, made a 1:30 Saturd^ Night Dance Party at Fiano’s Restaurant, Aug. 21, to Survivors include three sons, i:00 Night Flight ernment. Donny Barge, 17, Paola, Kan., make their reservations with her, •58 OLDS. $1595 personal report to President Ken­ fOO News Sign Oft Harrisburg, Pa., Aug. 12 (/P)— put it succintly: George R. Wilcox of Bemardston, Tides, Winds, WPOF—1410 The self-styled junta called on or with Mrs. Henry Zuraw of An­ 88 4-Dr. Sedan. No. 1044. Hospital Notes Forests Blazes nedy yesterday on the progress of Jane Eileen Miller, 22-months-old, Argentinians to gather in a pub­ "I roll my own. I can’t be both­ Mass., Frederick Wood of Mon­ NATO planning for both mllitau-y L:00 News of Dlllsburg R. D. 2, Pa., died dover, by Monday. roe and Cecil C. Wood of Vernon; t;10 Lou Terri Hold O ta r lic demonstration at Plaza Italia, ered.” SUCH IS UFE Weather Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baker of '58 CHEV. $1395 (Continued from Pago One) and diplomatic moves to meet the 1:00 Conn. Ballroom yesterday in a hospital less than S Blore Dftyi about 3H miles from the presi­ School officials here agree with one daughter, Mrs. CJharles Strant i t Soviet challenge over the future S:00 News Weather 24 hours after being run over by Jonathan Trumbull Highway are Bisc. ”6'’ 2-Door. No. 188A. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 pjn. W4lU DlsHFy's dential palace, to celebrate the re­ Brown. But they didn't know of Coventry; one brother, Burt Windsor Locks, Aug. 12 i/P) - of West Berlin. 1:15 Conn Ballroem a power mower operated by her enjoying the company of their son Rose of Cataumet, Mass.; four IN "SUBURBIA TODAY for all areas e.vcept maternity control In another 24 hours. It has ':00 Bob Scott ‘ THK P A R E N T T R A P ’ volt. about the law when they banned and daughter, who are home for •58 CHEV. $1695 The Marine Weather package from covered 3,200 acres. Leaving Kennedy’s office. Rusk ':80 Newa. Weather father. The father, Charles Miller, smoking at high schools recently. grandchildren and three great­ H where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 GOO Ray Somera Plus It hailed the move as a crusade vacations. Marilyn, a student at Imp. ‘'6" Convt. No. 224A. the U.S. Weather Bureau. Some 440 men are trying to tie told newsmen he had found “a high said the child stumbled in front ”We didn’t even know about it,” grandchildren. to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where 1:00 News of the mower while he was cut­ Robin Hood BFtarni In aimed at freeing the country from Hartford Hospital School of Nurs­ A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FEATURE OF they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors Tides will be. high along the together a final one-quarter of an degreq of unity among the western ;:10 Ray Somers its "subordination to powerful said Mose Whitson, acting super­ Connecticut shore today between allies on the Berlin problem.” ;:00 Def RAycee ting grass at a church. “ SWORD o r ing, has completed her first year, Pvt. David E. Loomis are requesteel not to smoke In pa­ acre in their 12-mile perimeter WINF—UN SHERWOOD FOREST** economic interests” and to carry intendent. 11 am. (EDT) and 1 p.m. and He declared the western govern­ ” I didn’t know there was such a and, is having a three week va­ Ftineral services for Pvt. David ’57 BUICK $889 tients’ rooms. Xo more than two around the Horseshoe Lake blaze. 1:00 CBS News out the “widest reforms.” cation. Francis Jr., a Marine cor­ tomorrow between 11:30 a.m. and ments "all understand that nego­ The first American Red Cross Children Under It Free law but it has been flagrantly vio­ E. Loomis, USMC, 248 School St., 2-Dr. H’top. No. 63B. \1sltors at one time, per patient. Another 70iu[ rnen hope to have L:10 CBS—It’s New The manifesto stressed "the poral stationed at Ft. Meade, Md., Matirijratfr Euiiiing i|walii 1:30 p.m. Low tide at Old Say- the 300-acre surprise creek fire tiations will occur” with the Soviet 1:15 Showcase of Musle chapter wee founded in Dansvllle, lated,” said Dale Buchanan, presi­ were held this morning at the 1:30 Mutual News revolution does not have any po­ is home for a week. brook today is at 6 p.m. and to­ Union. N. Y., Aug. 32, 1881 by CTara IHE BEST AHEAD OE THE REST dent of the board. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Patiejits Today: 186 under control- by tomorrow. It 1:35 Local News and Showcast litical affiliation.” followed by a solemn high Mass ’53 OLDS. $189 morrow at 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. also is in the Clearwater forest. Western planning for a wide 1:00 CBS News Barton. Brown’s announcement came Airman Edwin Charles Brous- AD.MITTED YESTERDAY: Sig- In high-sounding phrases, it de­ seau, son of Mrs. Annette Brous- of requiem at 9 a.m. at St. James’ S-88 4-Dr. No. 296B. Boating weather for Long Is­ The Wever Creek blaze In the range of action in the Berlin crisis !:10 CBS—Time to Travsl clared the rebels aim was to work only a day after Dilt. Judge Jay fried Poison. 447 Adam St.; Wil­ has been based on the assumption 1:15 Showcase of Music seau of Cards Mill Rd., has com­ Church. The Rev. James T. O’Con­ land Sound to Montauk Point and Clearwater finally was checked, 1:311 Mutual Newa for a "rich stnd powerful nation Sullivan, at Emporia, Ktm., de­ liam W. Anderson, Wapping; Regi­ that the dispute with Russia would pleted his basic training at Lack- nell was celebrant, the Rev. Fran­ nald Scribner. 87 Birch St.; Lena Block Island: but a full crew remains nearby in 2:35 Local News and Sbewcast under the empire of justice for its clared the state’s Blue Laws G ’55 FORD $289 begin to reach a climax late this 1:05 News land Air Force Base in Texas. He cis Kanek deacon, and the Rev. Griffin. Rockville; Kevin Car- Southwest winds today gnd to­ case it should flare up agkin. Two i:lU Showcase of Music children and under the zealous de­ against sale of non-essentials on Jpsfeph H. McCIann sub-deacon, Country Squire Station night becoming northwest Sun­ year with the signing of the East S:S0 Mutual News Sunday "void and inoperative.” has been assigned to Squadron riere, 516 Woodbridge St.; Mrs. snvaller fires at Pines Point and • • • ENDS TONIGHT • • • cision to serve the rightous cause School at Lowery Air Force B ^ e ^ r s . Jane Maccarone was organ­ Wagon. No. 1038. day. Velocities 10 to 15 knots but German peace treaty. Khrushchev 3:35 Local Newa and Showcase of honesty serving the human Marjorie Browm. Storrs; William Boulder Creek also have been 1:05 News in Colorado^-where he will tal?e''up ist and soloist. locally high, with widely scattered claims it would give East Germany By Love Possessed”— “ A Matter Of Morals” kind.” Roedinger, 349 E. Center St.; Mrs. brought under control. control over western supply lines 1:10 Showcase of Music Izzy & Moe on Broadway mechanics. Brousseai: WM^radu- Burial was in St. James’ Ceme­ ’ "■ - .— I..* Alice B. Milles. Pittsburgh. Pa.; showers toward this evening. Vis­ The sheriff-coroner of Hamilton 1:30 Mutual News After broadcasting the mani­ tery with full’ military honors, with '58 RAMBLER $1095 ibility 3 to 5 miles or more. Fair to West Berlin. i:35 Local Newa and Showcase SUNr-MONl>TUE5. ated in June from Windham High 2-Door. No. 222A. Francisco Santos. 87 S. Main St.; County, John Cain, said last night The showdown for which the 5:06 News' festo. official'-radio stations re­ New York — The Prohibi­ School. ^ S. Sgt. Eugene Mello In charge. A weather Sunday. 5:10 CBS—calling Amsrieaa M A N S F i n O m William Zukis, 64 Foxcroft Dr.; he still hadn't been able to esab- western powers have already sumed normal programs. tion Era’s famous team of en­ contingent from the New London Marine weather ohserv'ations: 5:30 Mutual Sports ALL IN COLOR! Cathy Gosline. daughter of Mr. '57 OLDS. $1295 Mrs. Judith Delaney, 124 High St. hsh the cause of death of a fire started military .preparations 5:35 Local News and Showcass A spokesman for Frondizi called forcement agents, Isadore Einstein and Mrs. C^ri Go.sline of Henne- Marine Barracks provided a gun 88 Holiday Sed. No. 116B. BIRTH TODAY: A son tn Mr. Block Island—Temperature 71, fighter, 19-year-old Max Moffett, would come if the East Ger­ 5:60 Sports Special the revolt a “crazy” action inspir­ and Moe Smith, are the central quin Rd^add Faye Rubin, daugh­ salute and acted as bearers. Father and Mrs. Charles Warner, Tank- winds west-southwest at .8 knots. 6:00 CI38 Newa ed by a small group who had In­ O'Connell read the committal serv­ Opportunity, Wash. mans then undertook to cut 6:10 CBS—'The Sound Story figures of a musical show headed ter ^ M r . and Mrs. Abraham •57 MERCURY $895 eroosan Rd., Vernon. New Haven — Cloudy, visibility Moffett died in his sleep after off traffic movement on the 6:15 Showcase of Music vaded Radio J, Nacional headquar­ for 1962 Broadway debut. Rupn, West St., are at Camp ice. 4-Door Sedan. No. 812. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. 2 miles in ground fog, temperature a day of fighting the Sleeping supply lines unless the western 6:30 Mutual Newt ters and the main telephone sta­ The pair were noted for their LAurel, Girl Scout camp in Leba­ 70, wind south at 2 knots. 6:86 Local Newa and Showcase tion through which , most radio Franklin X. Coniuit Edith Senna. 29 Pioneer CSrcle: Child fire. John Roberta,’ 56, Spo­ powers negotiated an agreement 7:00 CBS News infinity of di.sg^ises and comic' non. Randel Lanzano. 154 Ljmess St.; kane, died of a heart taack while or in some manner recognized 7:10 Mitch Miller transmission lines pass. antics in the intere.sts of Imv^n- Funeral services for Franklin N. John A. DeQuattro, 124 Constance joining crews at the same fire their authority. The Allied gov­ 7:65 CBS News and Sporta Gen. Alfredo Lagalaye, head of forcement. The book the Conant, 68 Bigelow St., were held ’55 PLYM. $289 Stole Soldier Killed 8:05 Showcase and News Manchester Evening Herald Co­ yesterday at 1 p.m. from the "How’! Iftof hr vofemstr Dr.; Gary Lee Tarquinio, Lake St.. earlier this week. ernments do not recognize the 0:00 Dance Remote the State Information Service, said show has been w ritt^ '^ y James lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald 2-Door. No. lOOlA. Vernon; Mrs. Elizabeth Reilly, 150 1 00 Mutual News the situation remained normal Holmes Funeral Home. The Rev. Mcslre. Italy, Aug. 12 —Four The third fatality was Milton Blast German regime and they — view TRCKETT-JOfev BAKER. t iiWuStyaUTMBSOOiaWJfpt Lipton with musjo^'by Sol Ber- R. Tuttle, telephone ACadetny Oak St,; David Taylor. 64 Pearl have repeatedly rejected BChrush- " ''u a lc Beyond the Stars, throughout the country. kowitz. Clifford O. Simpson, of the Center U. S. soldiers from the Southern Laughlin, Twin Bridges, Idaho, ews ■e'wena I «i»wwwwi«iit »ma«.eeawi«a.JtiWYaacaat.a6«tit4t.e«iawai 8-3435. Congregational Church, officiated. ’53 CHEV. $289 St.; Denise Know'les, 30 Walker European Task Force (SETAF) who died a week ago of heat ex­ chev’s claim that a treaty with Ignoff CD-HIT—Glenn Ford "CRY FOR HAPPY” In Color Frondizi rushed from his subur­ St. that regime would wipe out west­ ban home to his office. But it be­ Burial was tn East Cemetery. ‘■210" 2-Door. No. 90B. Base at nearby Vicenza, died yes­ haustion while fighting ,the Corn Bearers were members of the fam- terday from Injuries received in a Creek fire in Idaho. ern rights to West Berlin. Stainless Gains came clear the rebels’ revolt Ijid Colorado Mountain traffic accident. The threats and pressure which had little support when only a ily. ’55 MERC. $389 The four were reluming to base Khrushchev already is exerting New York — Nearly 30.000,000 handful of persons showed up at 2-Dr. Hardtop. No. 806. For Honest from a vacation in Spain. Their car V acatioii School against the West to try to force It dozen pdecee of ettalnleae-stael ta­ PHON€ Ml 3-7832 the Plaza Italia in answer to their and an Italian truck loaded with to compromise Us stand tn defense bleware will )>e in use by the and call for a victory celebratipn; Economical Repoirs on wine bottles collided on a curve. Starts Monday of West Berlin are regarded by of this year, according to an in­ Ends Tonight! "Gidget Goes Hawaiian” at 8:25-6:30-9:80 Military circles declared the Our Air Defense '56 OLDS. $695 One soldier died instantly. Two officials here as responsible for dustry eurvey. The 1953 figure waa "HAND IN HAND” at 2:00-5:05-0:10 P3I. armed force.s were stahding fast News Tidbits 88 4-Dr. Sedan. No. 42C. Radio, TV, Stereo, others died en route to the hos­ the flow of refugees from the supporting their peid officers In The Vacation Church School of under 12,000,000 dozen and the Phonograph Appliances pital and the fourth several hours Blast. They say the East Germans, 1957 total waa 24,000,000. the government< from the AP Wires '56 CHEV. $895 later. the North Methodist Church will who are deeply discontented with The attempted revolt came after Goes Underground V-8 4-Door Hardtop. A SETAF spokesman Identified open Monday at 9 a.m. Sessions the economic, and political condi­ Argentine-'railway unions called the victims as: PFC Richard C. will 6e held daily, Monday,through tions under which they live, fear for a^^'hour strike starting Aug. '56 CHEV. $695 Potterton^s Friday, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. for that they may soon lose the op­ 20 to protest against a govern­ By M.ARY KAV FLYNN Presently above ground at Ent Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe $TAirrS TOMORROW • 3 BIG DAY$ 3 Newspaper Enterprise Assn. (Continued from Page One) 150 4-Dr, Sedan. No' 1017A Phone 5D 9-4537 M. Jones, 1953 Auten, Akron, Ohio; two weeks. portunity -to escape and therefore ment decision to drop many work­ AFB here, the vital control cen­ ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church Spec. 4C Allen N. Fishman, son of Classes will be conducted for are coming out in record numbers e PLEASE NOTE TIME e Centinuoua Sunilay From 2 pun.—Matinee Weekdays 2 pjn. ers in reorganizing the rail sys­ Colorado Springs, Colo. (NEA) ter is unprotected against attack. air lines reject proposals to arm Mr. and Mrs. .lack F. Fishman, three age groups; Kindergarten as the east-west tensions Increase. SHOWN TODAY AT 2:15-5:50-9:10 PJ5I. tem. , When word of the uprising Toughened gold miners burrowing It is an easy and inviting target. crew members and lock' cockpit for children ages 4 and 6; primary By putting the control center 7745 S. Sagjnaw, Chicago; PFC E. Authorities here said the west­ spread, however, the general con­ •into the middle of Cheyenne Moun­ doors to stymie hijackers . . . a pre­ ’55 HASH $495 for children who have attended the ern governments have done noth­ federation of labor decided hot to under nearby Cheyenne Mountain, 4-Door. Kevin Carpenter, son of Mr. and HIS dawn bomb blast in Trieste, Italy, Mrs. Frank H. Carpenter, 446 first ’three"grades of school; and ing whatever themselves to en­ NAME set any strike date. tain here do not expect to hit the NO,RAD commanders believe it wreeJes the headquarters of Com­ Miller St„ New Haven, Conn., and junior for boys and girls who have courage flight from East Ger­ AND There have been numerous at­ kind of pay dirt they usually look be so difficult to destroy by bomb munist party . . . the offices of ’54 PONT. $189 FAIRW AY^ Spec. 4C Frederick W. Fryziuk, son completed Grades 4, 5 and 6. many. tempts by various groups to take for. On this job, they literally are and missile attack that the sur­ the Portland Daily Reporter evac­ 2-Dr. Sedan. Nq.,J.040A. of Mrs. and Theodore F. Frvziuk, Activities will include stories FAME over control of the government up against a stone wall. vivability of NORAD’s aerospace uated yesterday after an anony­ f OPEN ALL DAY i 8206 w ; lOnth St., Palos Park, 111. and songs, handwork and-drama­ RAGE since dictator Juan D. Peron was The miners are part of the crew defense and overall deterrent ca­ mous caller told the switchboard 2 tics, viewing films and making Herd Disease-Free 1I:1S-4:254:I!8 3:4a6:4S-lt:45 driven Into exile in September pushing two parallel tunnels pabilities would be greatly in­ OVERTHE operator; "Your presses will be ’54 PLYM. $189 tape recordings, worship and rec­ IVIaiiiiikiii ‘ Brcallios’ SEA S OF 1955. through the granite insides of the creased. The likelihood of attack, blown up in 30 minutes.” There 2 Belvedere 2-Dr. Hardtop r MONDAY 2 reation. Leaders met with Pastor ■ Frondizi won Argentina's first Ames, Iowa — A herd of 117 a SUNDAY SHOWTIME e 13,500-ft. mountain which Will they reason, would be correspond­ was no ^ m b, police discovered. Long Island City, N. Y. — A H. Osgood Bennett last night to cattle from stock kept disease-free THEWORLDI free piesidential election since house the underground combat ingly decreased. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Duncan, 56, 6 throughout ^ Long Island company Is producing make final preparations for this more than 20 years Is providing "PARRISH” 8:45-7:48 the Peron cjlctatorshlp. in Feb­ operations center of the North The new "hardexwd” site is 'vir­ and the two men convicted with •56 CHEV. $995 life-size plastic mannikins with a experience of Christian growth healthy animals for federal re­ "FERRY” 2-6-10 ruary 1958. He has been threat­ American Air Defense Command. tually within the shadows of her in the jealousy slaying of her "Hers I am, you beastly hot ran I" Bel Air "6” 4-Door. ◄ through creative activity that is ened several times with dissension r TO£ YEAR! breathing apparatus Inside to help search projects. The herd was A lot of gold Is involved In the Pike’s Peak and overlooks Port daughter-in-law have 120 days to fun for the children who partici­ in his armed forces. first-aid pupils master techniques moved to Ames from Beltsville, Wed.: "By Love Posieesed'.’ project, nevertheless. Cost of con­ Carson, \ a U.S. Army Installation fight for their lives, U. S. Court of '56 FORD $595 of niouth-to-mouth resuscitation. pate. Md. ■ Army leaders who took a major to the south of Colorado Springs. Appeals in San Francisco says . . . C. Sq. St. Wag. No. 1019A. role in toppling Peron, have fre­ struction and installation of equip­ ment is expected to be about $66 The underground facility will Premier Sirimavo Bandaranaike of quently criticized Frondizi for fail­ Colombo, Ceylon, who runs her 'S6 DODGE $595 million. operate 24 hours a day, as does Caslro Ties U^S. ing to root out remnants of Peipn- the center now located at Ent. own household of three children Coronet 4-Door. No. 87A. ism. They also objected to many Work started early in June and and several retainers, declares excavation, probably will be fin­ It will employ three eight-hour To Plot on Raul of his economic policies. Includ­ shifts with about 350 persona on’ “all-out war on food profiteers and Special Note: We have 22 ing a deflationary and austerity ished with a year. The entire fac- trade racketeers” . . . Movie A c­ cility will be completed about each shift. 1B5S Model. In .tock—all (Continued from Page One) policy that sought to repair the tress June Allyson undergoes ob­ NOW OPENED ravages of Peron's social welfare three years after that. According to NORAD spokes­ servation at Monterey (Calif.) hos­ make, and models, janging men, only the persons who ac­ a USTMM ae CfNatASCOFE and spending sprees. Entrance to the nearly mile- pital for what doctors describe as said, they were to fire on him if he C olor tually direct and control the activ­ In price from $99 to (700. attempted to get to the aii-port. long tunnels are at the 7,000-ft. abdominal pains. See them today. NEW WAPPIN6 PROFESSIONAL CENtER point on the mountain. The north ities witJiin the CIXI, plus certain The report said the Guantanamo new computers and electronic Bay part of the plan called for at Tonight! All Passes Suspended for Ihls Limited Engagement All but His Oivn tunnel will be for pedestrian and Barnum on Broadway PLUS THIS CO-I ^T 8:50 and 7:30 vehicular traffic; the south will control and communications least four mortars to be placed at "BEN HUR” Price—ADULTS (1.28—CHILDREN FREE equipment, will be moved into El Cuero Ranch and for each to provide alternate access. "BEN HUR” starts at 8:45—Cartoon 8:80—Box Office Open 7:18 New York (JP) — The man who C3heyenne Mountain. _____ New York (JP) — Rival produc­ MANCHESTER fire six rounds at the base. The can solve everyone’s problems but The main part of the facility in­ AS THE MAN side tl>e mountain will be a three- ers are.aiming two musicals based firings were to have coincided 11 ACADEMY AWARDS P!|CTURd his own is the theme of "The on the life of Phlneas T. Barnum with efforts by anti-Castrd' forces GEORGEMONTGOMERirjfVITH.. story steel structure within a ser­ BARBER SHOP Commentator,” a Broad-way- for Broadway this season. , ' OLDSMOBILE to induce government arUllery M B T io -e o ta r yn-MAVMt ies of intersecting chambers. It Cox Has New V^lure bound play by Ben Irwin. Alexander H. Cohen several stationed near the base to'open IT TIARS I 1^/ / , Irwin, a west coast publicist, re­ will cover almost 200.000 sq. ft. *VelllBg and Servidag Olds- YOUR months ago announced his moUlM for Over 25 Years.” fire. cently won a (1,000 national com­ of floor space. New York (/P)—Wally Cox, tv’s ELLINGTON RD., WAFPING CEffTER ^ This, it said, would have given •IITilTf petition for original drama with The mission of the combat op­ Mr. Peepers, and Actor-Director tlon of depicting the deeds oi~tpe 512 WEST CENTER ST. credence to American claims that (HRCDSI his script. It has been acquired erations center (COC) is to de­ Mark Rydall have organized a firm reno'wned showman. The otSier it had been attacked by Cuban by Leonard S. Field for produc­ tect an aerotmace attack on North for production of new plays by sponsors are Stephan Slane and MI (-1511 — Ml (-2411 JOHH KRIESKI. OWHER and OPERATOR. forces. TMCHNICOLOR** hm W ARNm tion. America, not&ylng all military and European and American play­ Ida Martucci. OPEN EVENINGS w B "Cw^oMofi— IWiiiywhayallwy WED.: Walt Disney'a “PARENT TRAP The central figure is an in­ civil defense units and providing wrights. ' At the moment both projects BAT DWYEB, Uaad Oar Mgr. FORMERLY OF BUCKLANO Water plunges over Niagara fluential news commentator who warning to the Strategic Air Com­ To launch the venture, the part­ carry the same title, "Barnum,” ' yeWebesnwertker Falla at the rate of 218,000 cubic STARTS WEDNESDAY: < Surprise Hit "NEVER ON SUNDAY” t COMING AUG. SOth "FANNY” iMks articulateness in his mar­ mand. It aims-for quick detection ners are making a two-month sur­ 'With the Slane-Martuccl venture feet a aecond. riage and personal life. to gain maximum warning time. vey Ipf current overseaa offerings. adding an exclamation i^int. f \' \. (

I / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12,1961 r i o E F o rm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1961 /A G E FIVE piwMBt oppoitunlam.alao contalna Which our somewhat ancisnt •Wonders of the XJnivfirse^ HanrlrPBtrr a grain of precedent which wlU schooling wss accustomed. Per­ A Thought for Today limit or weaken Russia'a future haps thers ought, than, to bs s Spossored by ths &^ttitt0 ii^rald ahillty to turn effectively agaiiMt new kind of mathemhUcs, with OoaeO of Ohorelis rtm u g^ roO T Man’s Lunar Arrival — »At.TS> PtUNTlWn COT tSC. the General Asaembly*a Jurlsdic* some kind of self-replenishing Churches tlon. pockstbodk thrown in. ‘Worship’ *nie werahtp of God, both public THO„ Aa watdies thla aort of WALt and priirate, is part and parcel Certain This Decade PnbUaii«n thing go on, on the world political OwMordIa Bv> lAilkanka Oimnli^ Church of the Assumption with life itself. Many people wish >>BUn of the world, for a mlllenlum. The ers to register. services. Kindergarten at Susan­ landing and living on the moon— nah Wesley Hall during 10:45 cemmunlty Baptist Church Rockville Baptist Church astronomers believe that the com­ CIRCULATIONS.______rational, realistic hope is that, The official registration of a lob­ 69 Union S t Dr. I. M. Levitt, Editor and aervlce only. 585 E. Center S t regular author of “Wonders of the mon origin of both the earth and Complete The Herald Prtntlni Company loc., some day, all nations will live un­ byist is apparently considered Rev. John R. Nenbcrt, Paator Rockville moon Indicates that toe same ma­ strictly necessary only if the lobby­ Universe” . HIGH GRADE assumes no financial responsibUity tor der the jurisdiction of the United 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Rev. Wlnthrop W. Farnsworth, terials must be found in both bod­ GLASS typoamphlo'J errors appearing In ad- ist involved functions openly, in the Church of the Nazarene Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Charles F. Pastor ies. If water-bearing rocks exist HEATING Knart's TertuemenlB and other readingme mattmatter Nations with at least as much ac­ specific capacity of a speaker at 236 Main S t By KURT R. STEHLING • For Auto Windshields In The Manchester Brentng H ^ d . Banning, minister emeritus of It Is Inevitable that man will be on toe earth, they should be found ROTARY OR PRINTING ceptance as the cities of Connecti­ the committee hearing on the bill R«v. C. E. Winslow, Minister Central Baptist Church in Norwich. 9 a.m.. Church school classes for on the moon. It Is only a matter FOOD MARKET • For Store Fronts and he is trying to get passed or trying on toe moon before the end of this PRESSURE BURNERS all sizes of windows Dlaptay adrertlslng closing hours; cut have for the Connecticut Soloist, Miss Catherine M. Johns! nursery throught adults. . of breaking, crushing andd bak­ JOB AND COMMERCIAL For Monday—1 pjn. Friday. to keep from being passed. 9:30 a.m.. Church School classes 10 a.m.. Morning worship. decade. Just how he will land on CALL US FOR FREE 540 E. MIDDLE TPKE. a For ^ b le Tops For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. House of Representatives, or the Sunday Church School for chil- the moon Is something which at ing the rocks to extract the water ESTIMATES PHONE MI 9-2295 PRINTING Fop Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. But if he can get a bill passed fbr all ages. dren. 'cradle roll through Grade 3, 8 p.m.. Evening Gospel hour. For Thursday-1 p.m. .Wednesday. South has for the Supreme Court Or killed without making any this moment Is not too well un­ of crystallization. OPEN 8 A..M. to 6 P..M. 10:30 a.m.. Children’s Church in the adjoining building. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Once the water has been ex­ Open Monday Thru Saturday Prompt and Efficient PrinUnx For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. of the United States, or as Gov­ speech into any hearing micro­ and fellowship meeting. Bible study derstood. We are certain many SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON For Saturday- 1 maL Friday. and nursery. tracted, it can be broken up by FOGARTY BROS. 7 A.M. to 9 PJM. Of All Kinds phone, if he can aid or fight a bill 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. of Ps. 48. landings will take place in the Fogarty Has Mark II Heater ClAssined deadline: 10:30 a.m. ei_^ ernor Faubus had for the federal The Salvbtion Army electrolysis Into hydrogen and ox­ INCORPORATED SUNDAYS, 7 AJVL to 8 PJtt. day of pahUcatioa except Saturday— or get votes for or against a bill Message by the Rev. Ronald P. next ten years to Indicate the pro­ > a-m. ..." troops President Elisenhower or­ 681 Main S t cedures to be followed before v man ygen. Thus, from toe rocks w# COAL, J. A. WHITE without proclaiming his own role Brickley of Eastern Nazarene Col­ Maj. E. Walter Lamie, Now Is the time to g;ive 8erlousburned fuel can cost you many COMMUNITY PRESS dered into Uttle Rock. publicly, then the lobbyist appar­ tlnlted Methodist Church achieves this goal. will acquire water, and atmosphef* CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in live finest Saturday, August 13 lege. Officer-In-Charge of Bolton Multiports at Manchester Atvning extra dollars In heating bills. ently feels no compulsion to go When the Russian Lunik n was and hydrogen for fuel. FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL cold cuts and meats thought to the heating system in GLA55 CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. through the formality of register. 6 p.m., Youth Service. R t 44A and South Rd. 319 Broad S t—Tel. MI 0-4589 Why fewer service calls with fired from the earth it pursued a Algae as Food your home. Were you comfortable the Cu.stom Mark II? For the 81 Bissell S t—Tel. 5n 9-7322 Telephone MI 3-5727 “Ban Tha Peace” Ing a« a lobbyist. 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister patch which permitted it to Impact in town. The Way Of Politics Message by the Rev. Mr. Brick- ages. Food will be a problem on the Does your car stand out in toe^ changing screens and storm sa.sh. last winter during the excessively rea.son that most service calls are From time Immemorial it has One of the crucial blows struck the moon on a line just north of moon although a technology can driveway unprotected? If so, why Manchester Awning Co. has the We regard the way In which the on behalf of a certain controversial ley. 10:45 a.m.. Holiness service. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. cold weather? Did you have to the result of accumulated soot, been the function of the jester to Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by Guest Preacher, the Rev. James M, toe craters Aristillua and Autoly- be developed to uae algae as a not consider a H/D Multiport from finest in combination windows, the and carbonized oil nozzles and big powers vary their devotion to bill In toe 1961 session was a tele­ Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer cuz and juat north of the Apen- Call Ml 4-1111 push the furance? Were your “One Call Does It All” make the kind of sense other men and Praise Ser\1ce. Maj. Lamie, “The Right Spirit.” Gage. Sermon, “The Secret of Our principal source of food. Today Mancjiester Awning Co„ 195 W. American Triple-Guide. When you ignition systems. The Mark II the United Nations in accordance phone call from at attorney to a nlna Mountains. When this probe there are many scientists, who heating bills astronomical? If you ABC APPLIANCE 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by Strength,” Nursery. FOR REPAIRS, Center St. If you have not seen buy combination storm and screen stops soot from forming. Thus DRY CLEANING with their own special policy in­ would be afraid to attempt. One certain legislative figure, as a re­ struck the moon It raised a cloud believe that algae can be used one, .and after all, that’s the only did have trouble, perhaps you sult of wbTch toe bill in question Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs. Thom­ REPLACEMENT windows, you Invest a good .sum of you do not need as many ser\'- of the best professional jesters of First Cburch of Christ Scientist of duet seen independently by ob­ also as a means of purifying the "Suburbia way^to judge it, drive down there. money, and yo\i want to be sure should consider making a change ice calls. You will find the Cus­ and LAUNDERING REPAIRS terest of the moment m an inter­ cleared one of the hurdles in its as McCann, Cadet Hughes. St. Francis of Assisi Church ON ALL TYPES OP before winter again presents you ^Ur time Is Art Buchwald, the Masonic Temple 6:15 p.m., Prayer service. Sooth Windsor servers in Sweden, Hungary and air supply In the lunar housing. Parking is no problem at the Man­ that your investment is a wise tom Mark II more efficient than esting, disillusioning and yet, ii}< path. The lawyer who made the Russia. The cloud resulted from with heating problems. Branches At: 19 Maple St.~MI 9-8879 Paris columnist of the New York phone call was not lobbying, but 7 p.m.. Service in Center Park. Rev. James F. Gl.vnn, Pastor Fast growing animals like hogs Today" chester Avming Co., and Adrian one. With these windows, you are any other oil furance, and you the end, perversely hopeful phe 11 a.m. Sunday Service, Sunday Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by Rev. Raj'mond B. Yaskauskas toe probe striking the moon with a and chickens will be carried along St. Pierre, the owner, will be sure of getting the most for your The best possible furance you will keep warm without excessive 501 HARTFORD RU. REPAIRS ON— Herald Tribune, and he contrib. asking a personal courtesy. 'He School and Nursery. THE MAGAZINE OF nomenon. Maj. Lamie, “The Final Answer.” Assistant Pastor speeid of from '7000 to 10,000 feet to provide animal proteins. Hydro­ happy to show the Multiport to dollars. If you do not want to pay can install is the Custom Mark fuel bills. Stop in at Fogarty 209 N. 51AP4 ST. uted something of a gem, the other didn’t even do down to the Capitol 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. per second. The resulting decel­ PLEASANT PLACES II oil furance from Fogarty Bros., ORIlXS, ELECTRIC IRONS, It la perversely hopeful, in the He would have had to go down ponic farming may play an Im­ you. for these in one lump sum, you Bros, and make a move to heating day, with his purported discovery Reading room hours at 749 Main Covenant Congregational Church Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 9, 0:10 eration was probably on the order portant role in a food supply on A MONTHLY FEATURE OF You can use toe H/D Multiport can spread the payments over a 319 Broad St. Stop in at the of­ comfort and reasonable fuel bills t o a s 'Te r s , percolators , final balance, because. It is the there in order to register as a lob­ St. Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 fice and see for ymirself why thi.s NEW SYSTEM of an organization titled “Ban the byist. But no one would expect him (Evangelical Covenant) 10:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. of a half million "gr’s.” This means the moon. YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY as a carport, a utility shelter, or a three-year Home Owners Loan by installing a Custom Mark II. VACUUM CLEANERS, way of politics, and because what a.m. to 4 p.m.: Thursday 11 a.m. that if you weighed 200 pounds i.s a superior furance. Fogarty Peace.’’ to. Spruce Street near E. Center As for the need for plastics, NEWSPAPER patio. It also makes a fine shelter plan. Remember that this is: an How about having all toe hot LAUNDRY HEATERS, FANS, we have to have to survive is a to 9 p.m. Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor Sacred Heart Church on the earth, at the instant of im­ clothes, dyes, medicinals, deter­ WOODCOCK for boats. It may be attached to Bros, will be happy to explain the water you can possibly use for less This, as Buchwald relates it, is One of the busiest lobbyists in the "Soul” will be the subject of the Investment in your home that in­ advantages of the Custom Mark DRY CLEANERS SEWING MACHINES world system of politics, centered 1961 session registered officially as RL SO, Vernon pact you would have weighed 100 gents, etc.. Dr. Levitt. In his re­ the house, or it may be used free creases its value. Why not make than $4.50 per month! Fogarty an organization which deplores lesson-sermon. REFRIGERATION CO. II and show you why it i.s Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. tai the United Nations. the representaUve of some of his 9:30 a.m.. Morning ’Worship. Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor roillion earth pcbinds. This type of cent book. “ Target For Tomor­ standing. This aluminum .shelter this the year that you end the Bros has a compact unit powered Phone 5II 9-7753 All work guaranteed “ all the hysterical peace monger- clients, but was frequently discov The Golden Text is from Ps. 62: Itthding will do the space traveler is remarkably low priced, and it so economical to operate. They by oil that heats water four times Political parties, and political Sermon: "Character for Such a row.” was the first to show how S u F u t u Q bother of old fashioned storm and will explain why fewer service ered working for or against addi 5, 6. Time as This.” Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. little good. these materials may be synthe­ comes completely packag4<9 for in­ faster than any other type and subdivisions, are always asking Ing in the United Nations,” which Scriptural sel^tlons will include screen windows? Stop at the calls arc necessary, and once you tional measures, for which he did Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. Ser^ce to Thus in a maimed landing we sized from the moon’s basic ele­ stallation by home owners. Or, for which will deliver 3,000 gallons of concentrates, in its own activity, M att 16:26. will not simply shoert. a aometoing Manchester Awning Co. and they have looked this furnace over and hot w'aler for less than $4.50 per themselves what a given political not register. There was, from his be held at church with Dr. Tru­ St. George Episcopal ments. He shows how Hydrogen, a small extra charge, Manchester will be happy to tell you all about “ on the theory that people basical­ point of ■view, a very simple ex­ Correlative p&ssages from “ Sci­ Rt. 44A, Bolton to toe moon and expect it to sur­ V n ited Reht-QJUA, Awning Co. will erect it for you. found out the facts, you will be month. It fits into a very small, inatitutlon can do' for them. If man G. Esau, director of the coun­ carbon, nitrogen and oxygen can rw MbIm-u Mriphfar 1 them. You are not obligated in any convinced that a change to a 1 CUNLIFFE DON WILLIS ly hate each other and their lead­ planation. The law firm ivlth which ence and Health with Key to the Rev. E. W. Johnson, Vicar vive. To survive a fall to the moon be combined to give rise to toe m±KfjnnrMMr AHvnnmrr:^ e BOOKS OF EVERY As a carport, H /D Multiport of­ space and is completely separate, they themselvea can control it, Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, seling center at North Park Col­ way. Custom Mark n will end your from your boiler, Once this unit ers are standing in the way of a he was associated was regular lege, Chicago, speaker. Coffee it is necessary that toe space ve­ products needed in a civilization. DESCRIPTION FOR fers a full 10 by 20 feet shelter. they normally like to uae it. If its counsel for various clients whose Include page 266: 5-9. hicle be decelerated to a nominal The weather-tight roof is made of The Ahierican Triplc-G u 1 d e healing problems. is installed ymi can u.se all the MOTOR SALES universal war” and which halls hour will follow in order that 10 a.m.. Morning player and ser- If our ingwuity in the Immediate 250 TOLLAND ST. SUMMER READING In the Custom Mark II the EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE particular power and jurisdiction interests were affected one way or moh. landing speed that ■will not prove future is as g o ^ aa that exercised interlocking aluminum alloy with aluminum window is self storing, hot water you wish and never the recent tide of W’orld popular members and friends may have an EAST HARTFORD flame starts clean becau.se the worry about running out. Why not ' ’ FENDER REPAIRS happen to fit particular alms, they another by these various legisla­ St. Mary's Episcopal Church opportunity to visit ■with Dr. and lethal to passengers. To achieve today, living on the moon will not a See Our Tremendous a two-coat baked enamel finish. It giving winter storm protection and 18 Main St„ Tel. MI 9-4531 sentiment which shows "people tive propo^s. They did not need to Church and Park Sts. a “soft” landing it is necessary to will not blister, corrode, or change burner generates its own air sup­ ask Fogarty Bros, for further in­ like to use i t If they can score a Mrs. E>au who are former mem­ TalcottvIUe Congregational Church present an insurmountable prob­ BU 9-6333 Selection of Paper Backs summer screen ventilation all in ply continuously and precisely for ENAMEL and LAOQUER are willing to be provoked on siny retain him especially in the ca­ Rev. Roman L, Harding carry along fuel to slow' or brake color. The complete under.struc- one unit. It will give you years of formation ? There is no obligation. REFtNISHINGS point against somebody else, they bers of the church. Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, lem. o Visit the Polly B Shop efficient, .smokeles.s burning of the Coal and Coke are akso sold at Speciolbing In issue.” pacity of lobbyist in order to obtain Prlest-in-Charge Minister the forward speed to reduce land­ Just a.s important as the lunar Power and Hand Tools ture is galvanized, bondcrized, comfort in your home, and will like to use it They shy away from his services. Quite naturally and Painting and Decorating Tools fuel. With it, no chimney draft is Fogarty Bros. To place your order, REASONABLE PRICES North Methodist Oiupch ing ^>eed. environment for man's exi.stence Gifts for Every Occasion and painted to re.sist corrosion also pay dividends in a reduction Buchwald quotes the imaginary automatically, he did what he could 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Garden and Land Tools and rust. nece.ssary. No matter how cold toe dial MI-9-4.339. Have you ever FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE using a particular political insti­ 800 Porker St. 10 a.m., Morning worship serv­ In the case of toe Discoverer re­ on the moon will be his purpose in your fuel bill. Remember, this weather, no matter the direction secretary of this Imaginary or­ for them. 10 a.m., Morning Prayer with covery capsule, the atmosphere of Baby, Household, Party MANCHESTER^ Most of us can use extra space considered, a budget plan for pay­ tution, on the other hand, if they Bev. H. Osgood Bennett, ice with toe Rev. Craig G; Whit for establishing himself there. The reduction in your fuel bill goes of the wind, your burner has a ing for fuel ? Spreading pa'yments RT. 83 — VERNON, CONN. ganization as aaylng that “we help If, In such an instance, toe lobby­ sermon by toe Rev. Mr. Harding. sitt, former Minister-at-large for the earth provides the braking practical reasons for going to the and Banquet Needs for storing things, and there are on year after year, saving you Front End Alignment fear a verdict may go against ist considered himself one degree Summer Choir. Nursery, 41 Park Minister Invalid Needs many things that you can store in permanently adjusted, positive air over a 10 or 32-month period ,Iu»t Above the Traffic Circle people work out warlike soIuUona Connecticut Conference as our force necessary to alow the return­ moon are different for different BOOK5HOP money not for just one year, but supply which gives the same auto­ themselves, or establish some un­ removed from any formal obliga­ St. ing vehicle, and also the medium an H/D Multiport. You can put means no peak bills to worry TEL. m 3-0016 to problems that otherwise might tion to register, we were especially 9:30 a.m., Family Worship. guest preacher. people. Let’s explore some of ANDREWS BLDG. every year. The window glass is matic controlled firing a.s used in about, no matter how' cold the I Generol Repair Work welcome precedent which may ap 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. 11 a.m., Choir rehearsal. necessary for a parachute to land them. 67 E. Center St.—DH S-1()S6 tools, bikes, boats, and gardening be solved by peaceful means. We fascinated. In the 1961 session, by Daily, 7 pjn.. Evening Prayer in Sermon by toe pastor. Children’s equipment under it. If you have a lifted out easily, and can be wash­ modei-n industrial plant.s. This weather gets. You know what ply to themselves later on. This is the vehicle. Moon Fine For Telescopes PARKING IN REAR ed inside. Only the housewife ellminate.s smoke and soot, which promote nationalism and encour­ an even more Ingenious refinement, the Memorial Chapel of toe Na­ message. Pre-school children will Reto-Rockets Needed garage, you can .store your car in your fuel bill will be each month the way parties and towns decide, by which still another degree of be cared for in toe nursery. Rockville Methodist Church /The moon will furnish the ideal CAMPING whose windows are dirt streaked i.s nothing but unburned fuel. Un- and can plan accordingly. age people to pay more attention tivity. 142 Grove St. The lack of an atmosphere on the base for the astronomer. The lack the Multiport, and turn the gar­ in a state, w'hether to go to the remoteness from registration was Wednesday, 10 a.m., Midweek age into a family room. Attached and covered with a screen can ap­ to race, creed, and color. We pro­ Rev. I.Aurence M. Hill, Pastor moon precludes the use of these de­ of an atmosphere will permit the MANCHESTER TOURAINE state legislature, and the way par­ achieved. celebration of toe Holy Commun­ vices. Thus, the only remaining EQUIPMENT to the house it forms a patio for preciate the convenience of being mote rearmament conferences and In this instance a law firm en­ use of mode.st astronomical equip­ able to wash windows so easily. ties and states decide, in a nation, ion. 9:30 a.m,, Morning Worship. Wil­ mechanism to insure the safe land­ ment to penetrate deeper into Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, CUSTOM MADE family living and entertaining. Do MEMORIAL CO. military aid to underdeveloped gaged in the business of guarding Area Churches ing of a lunar vehicle is a retro-fir­ Air Mattresses, Stoves, see it soon. Manchester Awning Co. i.s open whether to go to the Congress. the interest onp of its clients, liam Lewis, a layman of the con­ space than man has achieved with CANVAS AWNINGS Opposite East Cemetery PAINTS countries.” st. Bartholotnew’a Church gregation, in charge. ing rocket. For this reason we the 200-inch Hale telescope on Mt. Lanterns This is the time of year to con­ dally from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 'nils is the kind of calculation without bothering to register as sider your windows, and end for­ When Buchwald observes, to Buckley School Auditorium SL Bernard’s Church ' Monday, 7:15 p.m., Prayer and must carry along a fuel supply to Palomar. It is from these Investi­ from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Th\irs- For Best Results which makes the Democrats a lobbyist, proceeded to engage, as a Rev. Philip Bussey, I v t o r insure its safe landing. ever that bugaboo of twice a year days. this imaginary secretary, that all special consultant, a rather capable 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville Discussion group. gations that our picture of the MANCHESTER Quality Memorials state’s rights party when they are Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Paator In addition to the forward veloc­ universe will unfold. this activity promoting the cause political figure knowm to have toe Masses at 8, 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. ity which the space vehicle posses­ SURPLUS SALES CO. Over 80 Years Experience out of power nationally, and a capacity to deliver a few votes Geologists a n d mineralogists 169 N. MAIN ST. George Haddock, Raymond Maroi.s, of war must cost a great deal of Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 De Gaulle Bracing ses, there is also a sidewa.vs ve­ will have a chance to study toe Coventry Gilbert Swanson. Theodore Soko- strong federalist party when they now and then. When and if he de­ Center Congregational Church locity, which is imparted to the at Depot Square PAUL'S money, the Imaginary secretarj’ a.m. primordial rocks that have not low'ski, Michael Barno, Michael are In power nationally, and which livered some votes this time, and 11 Center St. vehicle by residual velocity differ­ Coll Ml 9-5807 replies by citing all toe money we suspect he did, he was not act­ For Coup Atlenipt been altered or modified by atmos­ Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. Carberry, John Feeney Jr., John PAINT SUPPLY has similar reversal effects on the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, St. John’s Episcopal Church ences between the earth’s** and J. FARR—MI 3-7111 that is being wasted on peace. ing as lobbyist for the party direct­ phere, 'water and radiations. Smellings of East Hartford and J. A. AIMETTI, Prop. 645 Main Street supposedly traditional principles ly interested In the bill, but mere­ Minister Rockville moon’s path -in space. To correct Kof C Lists Kevin Dougherty. “ Do you know,” he asks, “you Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, (Continued ;from Page One) for this it is also necessary to use Radio telescopes on the hidden of the Republicans. ly as a consultant to a law firm Rev. Jamea L. Grant, Rector side of the moon will permit toe Final budget hearings with the Harrison SL, Manchester Tel. MI 9-0300 could build 10 hydrogen bombs which happened to represent that Associate Minister fuel, and this fuel must also be board of finance are scheduled for In world politics, the same kind that the center of Paris and other carried along. reception of faint radio signals Year’s Events for 'What it cost to build 10 uni­ party. 8 a m.. Holy Communion. big cities become a virtual desert uncontaminated by the man-made NOW 2 FAIRWAYS Tue.sday. Budgets to be heard fol­ of calculation Influences big na­ No. not all the Ip^bylng done at 9:15 a.m., Church Service. Ser­ 9:30 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Sclentist.s generally agree that SEE US FOR: versities in A frica?” The money for 48 hours or so. static originating on the earth. Hie Rev. Bernard J. Foster has low: Planning and zoning commis­ tions in their attitudes toward the Hartford is regis,tered, mon, “The Indispensable Ingredi­ sermon. the most hazardous part of the to bring you a Aluminum Roll Up Awnings sion at 7 :30 p.m., zoning board of spent on the Olympics, he says, ent.” ’The Rev. Truman Woodward Authorities are taking precau­ lunar soft landing trip is the ap­ Radio astronomy is a new and ex­ been reappiointed chaplain of St. WATKINS-WEST CARTER'S United Natlona. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ tions with this in mind. citing science which is recogiiized Voriety At Its Best! a Venetian Blinds appeals at 7:45 p.m., recreation would have built a nice aircraft of First Congregational Church, munion. proach to the lunar surface. When e Storm Doors Jude Council No. 4313, K of C, for committee at 8 p.m.. police patrol WORK CLOTHES What is specifically on view at' Rockville-V ernon East Hartford, guest preacher. Extra riot police have been the vehicle approaches toe moon, as one of the most powerful tools toe coming year. The appointment carrier. He regrets all toe money Next to Popular Market a Combination Windows at 8:30 p.m., and North Coventry FUNERAL AT the moment is another of those Nursery in the kindergarten room. brought into Paris. The govern­ its rocket engines will be trading ever developed. was made by Grand Knight wasted on technical aid to under­ Vernon Methodist Church ment insists they are here for traf­ The moon offers a fantastic Open Wed.-Thurs.-Frl. tIU 0 Manchester Awning Co. volunteer fire department at 9 instances in which the United Power Saw, Tools Rev. Robert Flrby, Paator the vehicle. To use them effec­ Charles Tarpinian, Deputy Grand p.m, DISCOUNT PRICES developed countries, when it could fic control, although traffic is low­ tively toe vehicle must be turned laboratory for the study of ma­ e World Green Stamps e 195 WEST CENTER ST. SERVICE States and Russia suddenly, for 885 N. ^ain S t Knight Albert J. Stevenson and JiirnrH Picked Rev. Felix M, Davis, Minister est in mid-August. around so that toe rocket engines terials, reactions, and processes in Telephone MI B-S091 have been Invested In jet fighters. 9:30 a m.. Morning Worship con­ Road blocks at main entries to the' council Board of Trustees. Local residents eligible for jury special policy reasons, exchange Stolen from Home Mrs. Richard H. Finney, point in the direction of flight. a lower gravitational field, in a Established 1949 A number of activities and DEMAND J. WEST But, for all hi* regrets, the sec­ ducted by the ladies of toe church. the capital operate nightly. Late- perfect vacuum, and subject to duty in Tolland County during poeltions. Associate Minister But before and during this flip- committee appointments have 1961-62 Include the following: Merry's retary of Buchwald's imaginary More than 35<)0 worth of Mrs. Philip Susag, district presi­ returning suburbanites are held pp over toe engine’s propellants will intense solar radiation. Director The question Is that of Blzerte, dent of the Women’s Society of FAIRWAY been li.sted by.J,-Kevin Dougherty, Harman R. Allard, Charles B. Al­ organization thinks. 1961 Is turn­ plumbing tools and a power saw while identity papers: are checked slosh and may even be in free-fall Perhaps the most important use and the specific issue that of 9:30 a m.. Morning Worship. Ser­ Christian Service, speaker. Guest and luggage trunks searched. Main Street, Manchester publicity chairman. The list fol­ len, Lawrence K. Allen. Peter C.' Opens at State Sunday MEN'S STORE ing into a banner year for "Ban were stolen sometime yesterday mon, "Through a Glen of Gloom,” condition, which raises' many of the moon will be as a way sta­ lows;,. Ambro.se, Mrs. Florence H. Coch­ 142 E. CENTER ST. whether or not the United. Na­ organist, Mrs. Henry Larson. Trade unions and leftist political tion to the planets. While it is pos­ e Open Thurs. and Fri. Till 9 e Steve Reeves and Valerie LaGrange. star in Joseph E. Levine’s 747 9IAIN STREET toe Peace.” By this time toe read­ from the basement of the Walter by guest minister, toe Rev. Dr. organizations have arranged for problems. The annuaL family picnic and rane, Frederick S. Duklig. Edward adventure spectacle, “Morgan The Pirate,” opening Sunday at the tions General Assembly should be Gibbs home at 47 High St., Rock­ Gerald H. SlUSser. Nursery for chil­ Another problem to be solved in sible that we may develop engines Slanchester’s Oldest er is no longer certain whether First Lutheran Church their headquarters to be per­ communion will be held Aug. 27. S. Franz, Maurice E. French, Mrs. State Theater. The CInemaScope-Bastman Color production, being Next to Entrance 4o State summoned to take over that crisis ville. dren. _ the immediate future is toe type large enough for “one-shot” flights The council will attend toe 7:30 Rachel Gale, Ralph W. Gale. Ber­ rclea.sed by MGM, narrates the never-before filmed story, of Henry With Finest Facilities Theater Buchwald la elaborating a Jest or Rockville manently staffed during the holi­ of soft landing to be undertaken. to the- planets, in all probability T u r d p ik e after a Security Council failure to Gibbs notified the police at 8;30 Rev. Dr. David G. Jaxheimer, days. Duty officials maintain close a.m. Mass at St. Mary’s Church nard W. Gilbert, George A. Green, Morgan, toe famed buccaneer who was knighted by the Queen of last nigena M. Gnst. England for his daring heroic exploits. stolen sometime In the pre'vdous C. Henry Anderson, Pastor try and each other. At first word develop an on-off type of “ bang- ary payloads will make toe moon 5,000 The picnic will be held at the Also, Byron W. Hall, Qiarles N. It was American policy which bang” system for throttling toe a jumping-off spot. CANS — BOTTLES 24-hour period. Arthur K. Gaard, Intern 8:30 a.m.. Summer Church serv­ of an imrhinent coup, they are grounds of the K of C home on Harlow Jr., Ferdinand Hasmann. Upholstery briginally devised promotion of Something Has Changed The thief gained entrance. rocket engines, or should the We Jive in exciting times and Snake Hill Rd. Admi.s-sion will be Mrs. Gertrude A. Haven. Alfred cutest cat; Connie Wittke, best ice. ready to call home the massed energy be expended in a single all-around. r AND Shops VIC’S PIZZA SHOP the General Assembly as a refuge One of our leading educators Gibb.s .said, through an outside 9 a.m.. Worship with Holy Com­ Wed., 6 p.m.. United Lutheran millions of factory workers who thrilling prospects lie before us. ICE COLD BEER free. Families attending have been D. Heckler, Mrs. Alma L. Heckler, M munion. Nursery for Infants. Solo­ burst, which would have to be Before the end of this decade m^n Waddell: Linda Hawkes, mo.st 153 W Middle Turnpike for issues which had been stopperf coipplains that schools are still cellar door which had no lock on Church Women’s picnic at parson­ are sunning on the beaches. asked to provide their own food. Charles L. Hedman. Robert L. Playground RE-UPHOLSTERlNG it at the time, because Gibbs was ist, Mrs. Carl A. Gustafson. Ser­ "timed and adjusted in magnitude will be on toe moon to make ready WE CATER TO WRECKER unusual (Japanese beetles); Jo­ Phone Iffl 9-3700 age grounds. Members will bring The tragic conflict'of loysJtles Michael Carberry and Armand Helms, John E, Hetzel. Mrs. Ruth • Modern Furniture by veto in the Security Council. teaching mathematics in the style remodeling the cellar. mon by Pastoa Anderson, “ The and direction with the most rigor­ for tha next stage in toe explora­ WEDDINGS and BANQUETS A. Hill, George W. Hinkel, Louis anne McNamar, prettiest (cat); place settings and a hot casserole which divides toe army and weak­ ous precision ? In either case, SERVICE McDonald of Mansfield have been and Antiques And we have taken a hand ip of 200 years ago, in spite of the Among the tools were ■wrenches Great DlffereiAe.” or salad. Desser land coffee will ens France is as sharp as ever. tion of apace. Tel. MI 9-5507—Free Delivery appointed co-chairmen. Assi.sting H. Hodis Jr.. Harry A Jackson, Notes Mimi Binette, cutest (kitten); PIZZA bringing many issues to action In fact that^ entirely new concepts and spreaders and toe like, valued be provided. Even' Royalist generals are seek­ auxiliary' equipment must be car­ will be Fred Bilodeau, Charles George G. Jacobson II, Herbert W. Barbara Hutching, best cared for • Store Stools and Booths SPAGHEHI at about $400. The saw is valued Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church ing retirement ahead of time. ried with the moon vehicle to per­ Johnson, Frederick C. Jones. pet; David Fletcher, friskiest. • Custom Furniture the General Assembly. have been evolved in toe past 60 mit the nece.ssary Intelligence to Carpenter, Francis Grady. Gilbert The special event on all toe play- at about $100. (Missouri Synod) Bolton Congregational Church A joke going the rounds in Swanson and Theodore Sokolow- A L SO , Virgo 'Jorgensen. Hariy Tournament winners of the week Slip Covers and Draperies RAVIOLI In this particular instance, how­ years. Investigating are Sgt. George Cooper and High SU. be acquired and used for toe safe VICHI'S S. Kitching, Mrs. Elsa E. Koehler, gi-oiinds this week was a pet shpw. for Pick-up Sticks are: Lucinda Made to Order Rev. Theodore Chandler Jr., Pastor Paris sums up dlstruct reigning in landing. ski. ever, , we have perhaps several We weren't quite aware that it Trapp and Patrolman Raymond Rev. Paul G. Frokopy, Pastor the higher echelons of the army. both FAIRWAYS ^ PACKAGE STORE Mrs. ^lildred C. Korber, Joiteph The following chiidjiyn were given Ramizi, Robert Zwick, Marcia OPEN DAILY Problem of living Plans are being made for an awards in the variotis categories: Complete Selection of Materials, reasons for hoping that France has been going on for that length Dunham. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Com­ Two generals rneet. The first 20 BISSELL ST. F. Krancunas, Raymond J. Lord. Donnelly, Kathy Millette, Benja­ 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. 8 a.m., Gottesdlenst. 'Once on toe moon will come toe ► installation of officers and a Co- Bowers: Stanley Geidel, most FREE ESTIMATES and Tunisia, will settle the Bizerte of time. But, even though we as­ missioning of Plymouth Drama says: OPEN AU DAY i lumtoiM Day social program the Lloyd D. MacQuown. Mrs. Jose­ min Watt, Christine Lewie, LXry problem of living on its surface. unusal; Laurie Greene', most color­ SUNDAYS 9 a.m.. Divine 'Worship. Conference delegate. ” Bon jour, mon general. What evening of Oct. 14 at the K of C phine S. Plaster, Charles Raisch, Krajewski, David Dickau, Steve 203 N. hialn St., hlanchester issue privately between them- signed no particular time to the Several years ago. Dr. I. M. Levitt MONDAY Alanson E. Stewart Jr., Mrs. Bes­ ful: „Mary Finnegan, smallest; Beaulieu, Roxanne Spafford, 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. do you think of the situation?” ► home. Laurie Eiastman, cutest. 5H 9-6324 CLOSED MONDAYS eelves.'.We are nervous about-of­ change, we, along with many Jehovah’s Witnesses St. Maurice Churcdi The second ans)vers warily: suggested toe steps needed to ac­ MODERN sie I. Strack. Mrs. Velma W. Maureen McKinrtey, ChaTlene Police Arrests complish toig difficult feat. He ◄ The council is sponsoring a pic­ fending either ' France or the others, we must Msume, have Kingdom Hall Bolton “ The same as you, mon gen­ throughout Strant, Mrs. Helen M. Upton. Buckley; O aig Swanson, longest Wennergren, Stoner Smlto, Mi­ 791 Main St. assumed tliat when we re'ach toe nic for the workers who helped in young nationalisms of Africa. We been noticing that things do add Rev. Bernard L. McGurk, Pastor eral.” building toe K of C home. Families Christian A. Weigold, Dexter C. ears; Mary Jane Gregonls, friend­ chelle Sitvus, Peter Kuzmickas, Mary Fitzgerald, 31. of 21 Green •noon we •will go underground into T V 5ERVICE Wheelock, Mrs. Ethel C. Wiley liest; Lucinda Ramizi, biggest; Lorie Heritage. may also be worried about the up and multiply and dhide and ” Ha!” 'cries the first. “ Then I ◄ of the workers will also be invited Hill St., was charged with reck- 3 p.m., Public Bible lecture, Masses at 7, 8:30, and 11:30 a.m. arrest you!” caves, which he believes must ex­ 405 CENTER ST. and Gilbert W. Wittmann, Mark Bellaurado, smallest; Ann Inter-Playground softball scores possibility Uiat the question of an­ subtract differently. le.ss driving. The arrest resulted “ The March of World Powers in ist as gas pockets or traps. Once to tola affair to be held toe after­ Berube's Comer of Griswold St. DUCOandDULUXREflHISHING noon of Sept. 24 here. Albert A. I-egion to Meet King, best behaved; Belinda Ra­ for the week were: Robertson 2, other naval base, that we our­ We find ourselves lost in some from an accident Wednesday when Prophecy.” Green-Chobot Post No. 52, mizi, cudliest. Buckley 1; Robertson 9, Bowers 3; TYPEWRITER SERVICE Osirinsky 4:10 p.m., “ Watchtower” maga' Rossi and Patrick Mohan have been selves maintain at Guantanomo, kind of new concept every time the car she was driving struck a TEL. MI S-220S named in general charge. American Legion and its Auxiliary Charter Oak; Ray DeCobert, Robertson forfeited to Green: 479 Middle Tpke. E. pedestrian, Onello P. Rldolfl, 66, of zine study article, "Watch Your 166 MIDDLE TURNFIKE, WEST will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Slanchester on the soil of Cahtro Cuba, might we calculate a federal income tax, The council will cater a clam­ mo.st unusual; Jean DeCobert, pret­ West Side 1, Charter Oak 0; Ver­ DEALER IN WASTE 117 W. Middle Tpke., while he As.sociations in the Time of the MOTOROLA MANCHESTER Legion home on Wall St. tiest; David Hubbard, best cat; planck 2, West Side 2; Verplanck some day come into the United or, pay a town property tax. was cro.ssing E. Center St. End.” 11 (3or. 15:33.) bake Sept. 10 at the grounds of HEBUILT TYPEWRITERS HAI.Y MULl toe home with Michael Fratianni Marcia Lupacchino, best behaved. n6, Keeney 3; Keeney 8. Charter Nations. In any case, we resist Whenever we go out to dinner, Harold J. Wright, 56, of 801 Wednesday, 8 p.m., Group stud' IVfanchester Evening Herald Cov­ Oak 6; Nathan Hale, 4; Keeney ROYALS, UNDERWOODS,. MATERIALS ie.s in the Bible aid, "Your Will “OPEN HOUSE” SALES and SERVICE Manchester as general chairman. Green: Leonora Smith, best L. C. SMITHS. Etc. having Blzerte Come before a spe­ aometoing seems to have happen­ Burnham St., was charged with entry correspondent, ' F. Pauline groomed; Patty Carr, most color­ 10; Waddell 8, Green 1. Be Done on Earth,” at 287 Oak­ The Rev. Bernard J. Foster and intoxication. We service all makes of TV, ftoMirio. MUehell 3-7043 Little, telephone PI 2-62.31. ful; Robert Herman, most unusual; The program for next week will We Handle Stationery Along and IRON cial seai^ion of the General Assem­ ed to the mathematics we were William R. Griffin. 18. of 278 land St., 20 Marble St., 18 Cham' NOTICE Albert A. Rossi have been appoint­ include election.s. The tournament bly. taught. bers St., and 12 Trotter St.; all in Sunday, Aug. 13,1 to 7 pjn. Radio and Phonographs ed chairmen of a dedication of the Janet Schaffer, prettiest; Nancy With Office Machine Supplies Parker St., was charged with in­ MacKay, largest. for the w'eek is Tetherball. Mon­ Your 5Iail List Aa Desired Russia, on the other hand, has We suspect that some entirely toxication. Manchester; and French Rd., Bol home committee. The date for the Deaths Last iSight 731 PARKER ST. affair will be announced. Nathan Hale:. Jo-ann Savino, day. a Scavenger Hunt will be always disliked the substitution of new, system of mathematics has All three will appear In Circuit ton. INCREASE IN FARES held; Tuesday, marshmallow A. J. BERUBE, Prop. Court 12, Manchester, on Aug. 28. Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 Wallace Worthington has been smallest; Eva Herpai, largest; Tel. MI 8-5735 or MI 1-6879 the General Assembly, where the been evolved for the sale of a new appointed to the post of council Los Artgeles—Charles h '. Wil­ Linda Kearns, prettiest; Linda roast: the special feature Wednes­ 5li 9-3477—5U 3-6342 p.m.. ’Theocratic Ministry School . ly PUBUC UT1UTIES COMMISSION ORDER liams, 68, in charge of West Coast day will be a Watermelon Eating winning side needs a majority automobile. 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. lecturer by Grand Knight Tarpin­ Jones, most unusual; Jayne Prepayment Fee Off BRENTWOOD ian. publicity for Newsweek Magazine Contest, and the Children’s and Schoen, cutest. vote, and not merely a big power We confess, humbly, that we Teen-age Record Hop Friday eve­ Calvary Church Effective Sunday Homer Dlette has been named and a former newspaperman in his Keeney: Honour D’Amato, most veto, for the Security Council. But, might have to go to college in or­ Washington — Prepayment of chairman of a house committee. native Chicago and New Yn-l:, unusual; Canday Conway, quiet­ ning is at Robertson Park. (.'\ssembliee of God) died in a hospital yesterday after In thla particular instance, Rus­ der to learn how to figure out the home mortgages over 10 years old 647 E. Middle Tpke. Assisting will be Patrick Mohan, est; Candy D’Amato, prettiest; sia happens to like the idea of finances involved in a modem col­ is easier under new Federal Hous­ August 13, 7967 Aquatic School, Inc. Michael Fratianni, Albert A. Rossi, an operation. Janet Olbrys, moat talkative; Ann Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Ftuitor Grand Rapids, Mich. E. W. General Assembly Jurisdiction lege education. ing Administration regulations. John Adamcik and Ehigene O’Mal­ Marie Granger, smallest. Up to now, homeowners hiid to Tou Mine tiw lob. . . w. havt |u*t the ri^l Pont ley. Bonfleld, 89, pioneer in the fiber Robertson; Diane and Linda and flebats and possible action. Utility bills have been arriving, a.m., Sunday School clasoea 20 BUCKLAND ST., MANCHCStfiR box Indupstry and retired sales pay a premium if they cleared for all ogee. ONE ZONE ...... 15c Flint for it... in coton to motch onythmf! H«o i The object of this committee is to Girardin, most unusual; Pat Mc- ‘ Light Control Russia, theiefoi^ has suddenly be- of late, full of strange mathe­ manager of American Box Board their mortgage early; now the 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. EARL P. WHITE. DItector question on cotor?. . . whit to wo?. . . how to do it? prescribe rules of conduct within Mullin, prettiest: Brenda Matta- emna a chaaiplbn of that juriadlc- matical symbols and astronomical premium has been eliminated. the K of C .home, its manner and Co.i died yesterday. He was a na­ relli, best behaved; Elaine Kohr: By Kitsch 7 p.m,. Evangelistic Service. TWO ZONE .... .30c B.S.; M.S., Springfield College CALL US for expert help on your next painting job. tive of Kankakee, 111. tion, wUch It has previously de- fotals. 'Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Special MlS' times of operation, renting of toe ing, best groomed. 20 Zone home at fees prescribed in the min- Chicago— Sidney T. Jessop, 72, Valley; Susan Dumaine, pret­ • Vertical Blinds aounosd, and even gives Its signa- And as for keeping track of Candy Art Ancient slonary Service with the Rev. and uts of the June 12 council meeting, chairman of the U.S. Tent Co. and Mrs. Harold Hanson, missionariea AIRCRAFT TICKETS Ride Ticket $2.5Q tiest: Susan Rowett, most unusual; • 't'enetian Blinds tura ta (ha prooadura raquired to what Congress is appropriating, E/lJohnson PAI NT CQ and to Insure that the home Is former president of the Show­ Dennis Chartier, best g^roomed; Cairo:—The recorded hiateny of to Asnerloan Indians. Colored GOME SEE OUR NEW OFFICIAL a Custom Window Shades fa t • dpadal assaton ^ Blzerte.. under the impact of the Berlin 10 Zone inallitained in a clean and orderly men’s League of America, died in James Chartier, best behaved. toe tnuMn sweet tooth iz at leaJt slides will be shown. 723 MAIN MANCHESTER PHONE Ml 9-4501 • Repair a Window Shades But,; Just as our opposiUon to crisis, we don't think we could SCHOOL TICKETS

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BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE vrith’ MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

^«0 THAT'S It.^ AH't h o s e He V TURKE'VS CALLIN'rtsBei on 300th Mound Victory GLUED IKHOW WHY THE AAA^ote 1^ Answer to Prevtoue Punte iSOiNd AROUHO ACTING Like ARBTTtYlN' TO POT TH'j MEFCU? u m » c 3 ■ [JUC1 — IF- He'STVUO dumps ahead of a BITE ON HlM.AN'TH' * 1 2 Argentina MA30R IS GOIN' IN , L i u o a I rauia SQUIRREL.' I OiJERMEAKO HIM. last t jrjBiia ■ la a FOI? 0ISGAJ15ES.'W1ELL. '8' "135 terda.v' at the Wethersfield Coiin- 35 Ancient Persian U Btrlctly for cash^^ind againat the Davf Hagan ' -1 3 6 trj' Club. Art still maintains the (lay of the 1956 Mason? He 36 Most world's toughespS’competttlon. A1 B a ld in g 68-68— 136 honor as champ of the 21 Putting pitched his, heart out and lost precipitous A-Ki*hlf Burg‘‘f’a •70-66— 136 IS 15 \ Even so, the veteran pro Is doing Gay Br.pwpr Jr. 68-68— 136 Clock at the Manchester Country 2-1 in 12 tnnings at St. .Louis— 36 Requisitions better Uian all right. In fact, he's An Wall Jr. 6 9-67 — 136 Club. Knofla was surprised fo hear and the loas knocked Milwaukee 41 Frqran water TT" .3 9 20 Doug Banders 67-69— 136 44Tltogs In front today at the halfway mark Kon V'enluri that Frank Daseoli, a long time out of the National League pen­ ■ 69-68— 137 nant. (S r a d - 40 Mile swan l2t 22 In the 72-hole Insurance City Open, J c y H e b o it 67-70— 137 friend, had been fired as an um­ UALLV 48 Instrumental which canie,s a |4,300 top prize, Don Bispliiighoff 7(M)7— 137 pire in the National I.,eague by That same season he won No. composition I’aul Hai-noy 7 1-66 — 137 g e t t in g SO Guarantee 26' KT 2s 20 30 'The 5-8, 160-pound, b a l d i n g Killy Maxwell 6 9-68— 137 President Warren Giles. 200 • and he had to go 11 innings HOftAE-' 53 Material Kroll, father of four daughters, is D o u g F o r d 6 9-68— J 37 SI D u n S ik e s ' 6 8-69— 137 to nail it. 4-3 over Philadelf^a. 54 Having gears betting the pace with a 36-hole to­ Bob Nlcholn 6 8-69 — 137 One-time golf profeasional at 55 Pilota Buzz rwald 7 3-67 — 140 son, then club pro. However, the so)i - a masterpiece that wasn't 10 Chest ,JZ ALSO among the non-qualifiers John McMullln 6 7-73— 140 recognized record of 64 is held Jerry Hdwarda . 7 (y 7 (F _ U n clinched iinlil first ba.seman Joe was Bob LaFrancis, former Man­ jointly by four golfers, Ricky An­ chester Country Club champion, B o b B r u e 69-’7 l — 140 Adcock streU hed and scooped up Jerry Sl*-el«mith 7 2-68— 140 derson (1949), Alex Hackney the ball for the final out. And his . now playing out of the Edgewood M u (‘ M a in tJ9-71 — 14(t 119.551, Bob I.a.Francis (1956) and Golf Club. UaFrancis had a couple Bert Weax’er 7 2 - 6 8 - M o second no-hitter, for victory No. of 73a for a 146 total. Bob <1oalijy 69-71 — 14<4 Bill Thornton, -nnmnton equaled 290 last April 28, 1-0 against San SHORT RIBS BY FRANK 0 ’NEA4 Tunv l^'-ma 7 1 - 6 9 -1 4 0 tile 64 score earlier''YitHa,_season. Kroll's magic putter rocketed K e n ' S till 7 i»-7 l— 111 Francisco — saved by fine defen­ W ~ \ him four strokes ahead of his near­ Mickey Homa 6 8-73— 141 sive plays from Roy McMillan and Al John.*^ton 7 2-69 — 141 Wally ttlclion, |H>pular pro^at est challengers, among them Bob Hank Aaron. ^ VWATS S Buddy Suliivan 71-70— 141 Elliiiglon Kldge, was far from Goetz of Tulsa, Okla., the opening TJonel ilebert 73-6S — M l satisfied wljli his 75 yesterday Tough games? Ma.vbe »o. But [ AiuNgWouTy round co-leader. 1>JTI K .sslg 7 1 -7 (V _ M l none. Spahn confes.ses, wias as A-Jiminv Grant HI 7 1 -7 (V _ M l whieii was ttiri-e strokes higher tough as the one he won last The 62 excited the crowd of 7,- HaroWl k'neiM .• 71-70— 141 than his first rniiiid total. For the Bob Mc(’nlb ' 6 9 - 7 2 -1 4 1 night. ?' 500. Including Gov. John Dempsey, two days, Cichon was S6-.36—*2 8-IX a-VL Gary Plav- i 7 1 - 7 h - U l and was the best In the PGA tour­ Butch Baint 71-7t>— 141 and .35-40— 75 for 147. With the That was No. 300, a six-hit ney here since 19.54, when Tommy J o h n (iU.<8tin 7 2 -6 9 -1 4 1 cutoff iMilnt at 14.3. Cichon w ill be •spine-tingler as the 40-yc?ar-olMT OW .VEAK! he spends teaching golf at Fo Tohiiny’Aaron 71-71 — 141, ever lo win 300 in the majors, an Kroll insists that playing against Ti'ir.my Jacob? 7 0 .7 1 »_ U L •Manchester t^Uib eJiaiiqi, now play­ z : VDO HAVE something) THANKS A such headliners as Arnold Palmer, Lauderdale, Fla. B o b B r u n o 7 1-71— 142 ing out of Edgewood, had a |mir of achievement managed by only two TO SAY? Jim Ca.ssin 7 1 -7 1 — 142 other lefthanders. LOT, DAO/ the 1960 golfer of the year; Gene The original field of 151 has 7.3iis for 146. IGhI Sinitli, local ama­ Littler, the National Open cham­ t’harle.q Sifford 7 4-69— 143 teur, ivlio hail an o|>enlng 72, fol­ ‘Toughest Game Ever,’ Says To do it, Spahnie had to knock been cut to the 60 leading pros and Al, Geiherger 7 0.7 3 — U 3 pion, and Gary Player, the Mas­ J a c k D o.es 72-71 — 143 lowed up with a 75 yesterda.v In in the first run himself, with a ters' titleholder. is the best part of ties for today's third round on the Toin Nleporta 74-69 -1 4 3 between showers which fell during Milwaukee, Atig. 12 (fP)—" be here,” Spahn said in noting' posed, at Spahn s insistence, for the- liftii-inning eacrifice fly, and out- , his vacation. The rest of the time. Bob Rosbvng 72-71 — 143 'duel 4 ^ k CurtLs, a kid southpaw m tight, par 71 course. Don Fairfield 69-73— 143 portions of the afternoon pla.v and that Old Mose had to turn down cameramen. finished also on the sidelines at Warren Spakn, the Milwau­ who wakTk-6.-year-old when Spahn i see 5F015 BEfiTRe nw eves. THeRei IS an invitalon by the Bravos liecause "That was destiny, that home 147. kee Braves’ pitching marvel of his illness. ' run." Gino said with a laugh. pitched hLs nfst .game tor the -THAT BetteR? Tension Mounted "Just Dcstih.v." Braves in 1942. It \?(Ssnit decided of his Lime, laughed at father until Gino Cimoli hit a homS^run Bob Boyce, Hartford Insurance Spahn said that the tension Spahn leaped In joy and raced m Oilmen Gain Revenge; executive, was an onlooker as was time and set his goals higher mounted as he received scores of in the eighth inning. around shaking hands and slapping • « • Jim (Bozo) Horwath, Paul Wil­ today as a member of base­ calls and telegrams throughout the his teammates after the final out. ley, Paul Ryan, and Sian Hilinski, ball's exclusive 3(K)-Victory Club. day. He admittedly wa.s "choked up" as BRAVTIS 2, CUBS 1— "This wa» Boatmen Top Indians the latter for the second straight "About six o'clock tonight I he doffed his cap and blew kisses the toughest game 1 ever pitched." d a y ... What a difference a few The 40-year-ol(l southpaw won­ i a smiling, sweating Spahn admit- der became the 13th hurler in wished it.was game time," he said, to fans in racing to the dugout, Q'fZ e »y HtA, Se. TM. K tf. u.8. Pit. Oft. years makes. Gary player drew a "Then along in the late inning.s I then to a ' sweltering cliiiihoiise I ted midst the cameras and cham- » -i2 . large crowd as he toured Wethers­ major league history to achieve ‘ pagne in the Braves’ dressing Gaining revenge for the only loss of the season pinned on coveted vjrtory No, 300 la.st night knew they were saving Ernie where champagne bottle corks field ye.sterday, second only to Ar­ Banks for me. The teiuiion inoimls popped ill iini.son witli photogra­ room at Milwaukee's County Sta­ JUDD SAXON KEN BALI) and JERKY BRONDFIELI) “ I rounded up several of his friends for a surprise party them to date, Moriarty Bros. whip)>ed Amei'ican Hardware as he edged tlie Chicago Cubs 2-1 dium. “The tension mounted and nold Palniei', and one can recall on a masterful six-hitter, and after a while it begins to get phers’ shutter clickings. for Princel" Insurance, 37-29, in the opener of last nigh.t’s under the when he played a round in the ICO you. I was never happier than I knew they were saving Ehmia JUPD, I 'l ■ ALWAYS B£EM FOND O F X WON'T n se h f k - b u t B u t p e s s y i s n 't w a it in is i t The "300 " Club is headed by Cy N A 'riO N A L LEAGlE "I'm'going to stay active as long Banka for me." PES6Y, UT LET^S BE PRACTICAL.' I PONT THINK Stie'LL T O HEAR FRO M J U P P ... lights doiibleheader in the Summer Ba.sketball l.eague at with only his fellow three.some when that final out came.” Y’oiihg’, who.se amazing record of HER PeciSfON W. L. Pci. G.B. as possible, " Spahn said before COULT AFFECT ENJOY WORKING FOR CHiarter Oak Park. members and caddies watching the Spahn finally faced Baiik.s, 511 victories from 1890 to 1911 ap­ Banks, the Cubs’ ailing slugger, HUNC7REDS C SOMEONE WHO'S LOST ; Ia>s Angeles ...... 67 40 .626 — heading for a party attended by EMPLOVEE^, In the nightcap, Meinto.sh down­ play. .. The Rev. Thomas Cam­ pinch-hitting in the ninth. Ernie pears untouchable. Other members pinch hit with two out in the ninth . FAITH IN HER. LITTLE fiPORTS BY ROUSON M uriarl.v'i (37) I Cincinnati ...... 69 45 .6«» 1' i teammates and friends. "Mv next I W CNPER ed the Indian;?, 47-37, in a battle to pion of St. Thomas Seminary led hit a Ixmnder to Eddie Mathews are Walter Johnson (416), Christy and reached first on a throwing F . P i.s. San P'rancisco ,. .59 49 „546 8<2 goal is to win 20 games this .year error by third baseman Ed W HAT'S WITH fSTATiON XYZ sroRT m avert the cellar. ‘Kiirtin .... II 0 the rooting section for Paul Har­ for wliat appeared to lie the la.st Mathow.son and Grover Cleveland HER...! Although out.scored by one field, C.vr ...... Milwaukee ...... 5.5 51 ..519 III 2 ney, former Holy Cioss player, — and I'm going to have to go Alexander (373), Kid Nichols Mayiews. Jim McAnany then i.nwd ...... SI. Ixniis ...... 56 .5.3 ..514 12 out. but the Braves’ All-Star third goal, Moriarty’s, now 5-1 for the now making a go of it on the pro some with only 12 so far. Then I'll (360), Jim Galvin (355). Tim Keefe batted for Curtis'(7-7) and Spahn Boland .... Pittsburgh ...... 52 53 .495 14 be back next .year." baseman overthrew first for an year, from the foul stripe where M o r i a i f y .. error. Spahn, unruffled, then got (315). Jolm Clarkson (328), Plank, got him on a soft fly for the final Glonni-?' ... (Chicago ...... 44 63 .411 23 circuit. . . Don't let anyone tell they enjoyed a 10 point spread. you the life of a golf pro is an Although he realized thiit reach­ pinch-hitter Jim McAnany to fly Mickey Welch (316), Charles out. The Oilmen, who made good on 17 Till kingli.il Philadelphia ...... 30 78 .278 3712 ing 300 was only a matter of time, iHo.ss) Radbonrne (308) and Grove Spahn (12-12) struck out five ...... Frida.v's K<‘siilts ea.sy one. It rivals that of a base­ to short right to end the game. of 22 gift shots for the night, hoop­ ball player. Both live out of a Spahn admitted that he was grip­ and Spahn. and walked only one, giving up T o t a l s ____ Pittsliiirgh 6. Philadelphia 0. ped by tension unprecedented in Spahn said that when he took a •AC|H« ed all 10 of their poinUs in the final suitcase nine months of the year. l(X)k at the crowd of 40,775—larg­ War Hero the run in the sixth on three sin­ RIAU4.TJ period from the charity line. .4niprirnn l2S) .Milwaukee 2. Chleagn I. his brilliant career. And he was gles, before becoming the first to Awb m San Fraiieiseo 4, (3neinnati 2. Yes, the money, for the most part est in Milwaukee since the final .Spahn came ii)) to the Bi'aves in Cepr.TI Cenl Feater«i C«fBt B y Moriarty'.s led at every turn S h . a ...... appearing in his 598th National ' win 300 since Lefty Grove did it TM-Wsr'dXi«K*s Rsvd. Onl.v Gaines Scheduled. is good, for the man who digs regular .season game preceding a 1942, hut ap.ru'ared in only four holding quarter margins of 15-4. Wilson . ., ditche.s every day at least has a League game. I games without a decision. After with the Boston Red Sox in '1941. U .a r d o M . Tnda.v's Games playoff with Los Angeles in 195!) Eddie Plank is the only other left­ 24-12 and 27-21. Dan Pinto topped Malali.-ky home life. Toughest Ever ! three years in the Army, in which St. lAMiis (Jaeksun 8-8) at I.OS he was reminded of opening day in hander among the 300-club mem­ B. C. the Oilmen with 11 points while I'onran .. •Angeles (Podres I4-S), II p.iii. "Thi.s was the toughest gam e! 1953 after the Braves’ moved from he was wounded, decorated and 1^ BY JOHNNY HART Joe Shea caged 10 for the losers. B u r k o , . . I’ve ever pitched,” he said. "I’ve given a battlefield commission in bers, who are topped by C y Young tVmntry Club I’ro .Mex Hack­ Boston. Too Big Deficit Ciiieinnati (P lirkey 13-6) at .Sail with 511 victories. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Tiitals ... F'raiielseo (Sanford 7-6), 4 p.in. ney, w ho tended .shop at the -Man- never had anything so tough. Thi.s ' the infantry in Europe, he posted l e a d e r Trailing by 15 points going into "How did I feel? About nine * « * BSLIOWTHE . Philadelphia (Buzhardt 3-12 or ehi'ster course yesterda.v watch­ thing was built up to a great de- | an 8-5 record with the club, then •i THERE'S TOUR PROOF, the final eight minutes of -ai-tion, gree. I couldn't help but feel it. ; years older,” Spahn said with a in Boston, in 1946. GIANTS-REDS—The Gianl^, af­ 0R.TRI...'nlay, predicteil a grin. “ After that, though, I first the Indians who dropped their fifth F I’ t.s. I'm glad I don't have to go' The next year he had a 21-10 ter blowing a 1-0 lead, broke a 2-2 MEAHTD ATTACK. ^ Viut ...... zell 5-8), I :.3U p.in. 268 Miore would win lop prize of thought of a, no-hitter, then a c - A : game in six decisions, cut tlie defi­ Chicago (Anderson 5-7) at Mil­ through this again. I’m greatly fe- J record, the first of his 11 20-vic- tie in the sixth on a two-nin sin­ YES, THEYWE ^ cit to' eight points at one time in Huiire .., . 1 .$4,.3(K). . . Ten years ago the UY1 shutout and tlien had to say the gle by Orlando Cepeda; Lefthander It'III, ...... waukee (Buhl 9-8), 2:30 p.in. offered $l.5,l)0fi In pri/,e money lieved. Now I can relax.” i torv seasons, a major league rec­ 'CESTRCYED -WE the final period b?it simply could K ld yi- ...... heck with it and tried for the win." .lim O'Toole (11-9), who singled Siinda.v's Schedule and today the take lia2. .Argeiitiiui, knm-ked erts (1-9) on his return from the p.ni. I out Cai Butler, 202>j, ClevcIiUKl. 2. Y MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Only Games Scheduled. the "300" set, as the onl.v south­ tliird homer of tlie season. His disabled list with a five-run first paws to reach the lofty mark. shot into the bleachers in left with I’orti'hester. .\. 5’. — .Stefan inning. Bob Friend (12-131 was -M IC K EY FINN r-DONTCARE IF r DO IGslI, 147, I’as.'saie, N. .1., oiilpolnt- BY LANK LEONARD IFIMUET I MIGHTAe A.MBBICAN LB.AGI E Grove, reported seriously ill. was one out in^the eighth wa.s only his tlie winner, allowing five hits r CAN'T eiANDtr HAVE ACBOPHO0IA ... ©UFFSS WELL- CO IT T w o A r m y & I S a v y the last pitcher to win 300. strug­ 3()tli hn.nVpf in six years in tlie. Na­ ('(I Koiiiiie Cohen, 144/ 4, -New while extending the Phils' score­ I GUESS THAT DOWN HERE ANV I'M GOING BAOK UP . ' ^ W. U Pet. G.B. FROM A UPHERE Nexv York . gling to hit it with the Boston Red tional Ix'agiie. K(Khelle, Y„ 10. less slump through 16 1-3 innings. WAS IT./ ANYWAX L O N G E R ... FEAR W HERE .76 !»7 .67.3 — H i i r l e r s C o m b i n e Hamburg. Gennaii.v — Gu.slav Drtrolt .72 41 ,aS7 4 Sox in 1941 and never winning an­ "i don’t hit-piiuiy of tliose. but The Phils' 14-game losing streak SHE'S GONE BACK PEOPLE DRIVE OF HIGH I'M MORE Maris, Mantle Homer; other game. ^ T can’t tliink of a better place, to Seholr, 160. (iermaiiy, outpointed M E CRAZV.' Baltimore . .65 51 ■..56<) 1212 matches their longest in history, HOME} SAX'IS THIS FTACeS. ooMroerABLE, For No-Hit Game hit a home run,” Cimoli said as he •Jorge Amlina, 153, Uniguay, 10. set first in 1883 and tied in 1936. ALL THE M/UL THAT Cleveland . ..60 .54 .526 lei'j “ I’m sorr.v I.,efty Grove couldn't Chicago . . . ..57 .57 .500 1912 Battey Yankees’ Hero Boston ...... 56 62 .47.5 22'2 Combining to pitch a no-hit, Minnesota ..48 66 .421 -281, no-ron game for Army & Navy Washington ..46 64 .418 28I'2 last night in the Manchester Rarlio, TV Sports Los Angeles ..47 66 .416 ‘29 , New York, Aug. 12 (iT’)— Mickey Mantle has his 44th home American Little League were Gary run, and Roger Maris finally belted No. 42, but the New Kansas City .42 71 ..372 34 Friday’s Resiilts Smith and Wayne Anderson. The Satiirday-r- _. York Yankees’ home run hero of the moment is Earl Battey Cleveland S, Ix>« Angeles 2 two tossers set Police & Fire down i :S0 — Yanks vs. Senators. — who does his woi'k for the Minnesota twins. Baltimore 6, (Boston 3 without narry a blow as the pen­ Channel 8, w KNB 840. tXOL t It wa.s a pair of home runs' by. •New York 12, Washington 5 nant winnei'S cake-walked lo a 13- £MHLU the Twins' catcher that beat De ' 2:30 — Culls vs. Braves, Minnesota 2, Detroit I 0 victory in a game called at the Channel 30. troit, 2-1, last night and dropped off lefty Pete Burnside. Chicago I, Kansas City 0 _ end of five inning.s becau.se of Ik. • ♦ ♦ 4 p.m. —^l(-'0 Golf, ChaniM-l the second place Tigers four Today’s Games dai'kne.s.s at Waddell P’ield la.st 8. games behind New York in the OKIOLES-KED SOX — Brooks New York (Stafford 9-5) at night. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 4:30 — TV Race of Week, MR. ABERNATHY K\LM()N .JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY American League race, after Robin.son and Ji_m Gentile hom- Washington (Donovan 7-8), 1:.30 Smith twilled the fiist four in­ Channel 18. KIGHTl E0DIE.\YE5.,AN OLD CEUWATE- TELL HIM I'LL HAVE A JOfc FiJft HIM AFTER I GET Mantle and Maris had unloaded in ered for the Orioles in a 12-hit bar­ p.ni. nings and Anderson took over in 5 p.m.— Big Time Wrestling, OIDN'T 'lOU SAVIA GENIUS AT SCULP TlUfl IM TOUCH WITH LIMEV PETTI GILL i A SCHOLARLY', a 12-5 breeze at Washington. lAetrolt (Banning 1.3-8) at Min­ the fifth and continued Die string Channel 8, 18. '/OU KUEW A jHEAOS.BUTWASTIMa CON MAN 1 MET IN ENGLAND! rage against Chet Nichols (2-2) of goose eggs. Smith had to be lift­ THEN WPLl'' That gave the Y’ankees a nine- nesota ( i Z S-.3) 2-30 p.ni. 8 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Orioles. hi5 t a l e n t MAKIWS and two relievers. Billy Hoeft (2- Boston (DeIxM'k 6-6) at Balti­ ed because he had pitched a couple WTIC 1080. PLASTER Pass TO SELL RENT A SHED game streak — their longest since NEAR McKEE'S 3) was the winner, with relief more (Barlier lS-9), 8 p.ra. of innings earlier this week and 10 p.m. — Fight of tVeck. AT KOAPSIOE STANDS! they closed the 1960 season with NEW RETREAT OH a pennant-clinching run of 15.' , help. Kansas City (Shaiw- 7-10) at he had reached his maximum. Wright vs. Fullmer, Channel 8. * * w Ray LaGaeei stroked two home PUGET SOUND.. Mickey's home run, his first Chicago (Herbert 7-10), 2:30 p.m. Sunday— AND WE'RE SET! I.NDIANS-ANGELS—The Indians Los .Angeles (Diiren 4-10) at runs and Tony KasLauskas one to 1 p.m. — Yanks vs. Senators, i since last Sunday, put him 14 pace the flag winners 15-hit attack. twice had to come ftbm behind Clei'eland (Grant 11-5), 2 p.m. Channel 8, WKNB 840. games ahead of Babe Ruth's rec­ Sunday’s Sclieiliile LaGace'.s two homers upped his 2:.30 — Braves vs. Ciilis, ord — 60 pace in 1927. Maris, against the Angels’ Ken McBride Boston at Baitlmore, 2 p.m. total to 21 for the year with 17 of Channel SO. hitting his first in eight games. (9-9) before winning their fourth New- York at Washington (2), them coming in regular sea.son’s 4 p.m. — ICO Golf, Channel Is 11 games ahead of the Babe. in a row on Willie Kirkland's .sac­ 1 p.m. play. Ken Leve.sque liad three hits 3. Baltimore smacked Boston, 6-3, rifice fly in the eighth inning. Los Angeles at Cleveland 2 p.m. also for the wlnnej's. Cleveland defeated Los Angeles, * « • ' Kansas City at Chicago 2:30 A&N ...... 00.3 46-13-15-0 3-2 and the Chicago White Sox WHITE SO.X-A'S—A lliird-inning p.ni. P&F ...... 000 00 - 0- 0-2 Niitnieggcra Advancf^ beat Kansas City, 1-0. home run by Luis Aparicio decid­ Detroit at Minnesota 2:30 p.m. Smith, Anderson (5)' and Bas- * * * ed Mt for the Wliite Sox and south­ Monda.v’s Seheslule' ' cetta; London and Carrier. Coeoid, N.H., Aug. 12 (,T)—The youngsters from Darien, Conn., THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE TAVINS-TIGEB.S — Battey s 12th paw Billy Pierce, who gained the Los .Angeles at Washington 8:05 WILSON SCRUGGS home run of the sea.son broke a 1-1 seventh 1-0 victory of his career, p.ni. have advanced lo the .semi-finals DAVY JONES tie in the seventh inning for the tops among active AL pitchers, Kansas City at filinneoota 9 in the New England Babe Ruth ' I don't know, probably BY LEFF and McW i l l i a m s Twins and made Pete Ramos (9- with a five-hitfer. Jim Archer (.8-7) p.ni.' League R(»gional Baseball Tourna­ hot. what audc you ask tAPTAlN PIKE.... DAVY was the Ibser. ment liy defeating Barre, Vt., 5-0. JONES IS AT THE GATE.. ^ m WORKING NO, DAVY. 13) a winner in his dqEl with Paul Onlv Games Scheduled. MCTHATi THIS IS A SECRET Poytack (.7-7) Each righthander al­ xj J A1 Siemerjng of Darien threw HE WISHES TO SEE YOU. a Iwo-hilter, striking out four, PROJECT /MARCO'S lowed six hits. Pitching — Warren S|inhn, J'Oyfcv' SERVICE RECORD « * * walking two, and letting only four R obinson N ext E^oe Fridav'8 Hoinerfi Braves, bei'iune tSIli pitcher to win RULES HIM OUT.' YANKS-SENATOBS — The Yan­ SOU in the majors, allowing six balls get past the infield in a stint kees, after scoring twice in the hits, striking out five and walking of seven innings, the regulation If FuH iiier V i c t o r {Season 'Total in Parenthe.ses) length. The Connecticut team's first Inning, made it a romp with .AMERICAN LEAGCp- just one for 2-1 decision over Cubs. Hitting—Early Battey, Tivins, 12-hit barrage wias highlighted by six runs in the third against Joe Mantle, Yankees (44). Gerry Lyncli’s two-run homer. McClain i7-13). Elston Howard New York, Aug; 12 (A5—Sugar Maris, Yankees (42). his two home runs beat second and winning righthander Ralph Ray Robinson is passing down the Gentile, X>rioles (33). pliieo Tigers 2-1. Terry (8-1) hit two-nm doubles in line in the F^illmer familj’, like a B. Robinson, Orioles (3). EXHUUTION FOOTBAIJL the big Inning—in which Marls suit that an older brother has out­ Battey, Tw.ins 2 (12). MINOR LK.YGUK BASEB.ALL National League was retired twice and Mantle once grown. If young Don Fullmer cah Aparicio, \^ite Sox (4). Easte^ League Green Bay 30, Dallas 7. for the three outs. whip Teddy Wright tonight in Zipfel, Senators (3). . ' Reading 2,.,Sprin^eld 1 Detroit 35, Cleveland .7. Mickey's homer came with one Madison Square Garden, his prize NATIONAL LEAGUE Johnstown IT, Lancaster 1 Los Angeles 26, Washinjgton 7, e« In the seventh. Marls' got off will be an Oct. 14 date with Rob­ Clemente, Pirates (20). Williamsport at Binghamton American League e i m Wil 6 solo shot la the fifth’. Both were inson. Cimoll, Braves (3). (PP). Houston >5, Oakland '17.. / PAOB SIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1961 • MANCHESTER EVEkiNG HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN.,. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 'l961 PACK HXNE

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Ward try Lane, Vernon. 9-J702, Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. Of Ad»" arc takea o»*r the pbonn aa a eoa- i SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — Retired HOUSE PAINT-iWhIte and colora BRAND NEW 4 roqm apartment, 5 family Investrpent home, bam, ■ etes (sugar sickness). It’s dlffl- Music, 99 Summer St. Open sva- Exceptional tw'o year old, 8 bed­ citltto figure out why this effect vealeaM. Tba advertlaar ahould read liia ad the FIRST DAT IT from the shop. Catj take care of $4.95 per gallon. Driveway coating ntngS. A-i location In Vernon, idkal for m —MANCHESTER—Family ex­ garage, acreage. Only $17,900. APPEARS aad RKPORT ERRORS to time for the next ineer- all your upholstering needs at $5.60 per B gallon can. Morrison Oiamonas— Wnteliab--- room, 6 room split level. Custom has >«en overlooked for so long. business or retired older couple, panding? This attractive Cape has built-in features, plus 1’4 baths, tloa. The Herald la reapooalble for only ONE Incorrect or omitted great savings. Call CH 2-3378 Paint Store. 385 Center St. Stove and refrigerator, if needed, ROBERT - Coventry But I .siJp^o.se we should be grate- Jewelry 48 plenty of space for a growing fam­ picture book kitchen with double Ttil that lht».important action han taaertion lor aay adTertlaemeot and then only to the extent of a FOR SALe —Hormony guitar and fireplace, pine paneled enclosed ily, 3 or 4 bedrooms, aluminum 6 room ranch type- needs some *TBake food” Uiaertioa. Errora nhlch do not llhsen the valor of WEAVING of Bums, moth holes LADIES—New shipment of woolens oven, dining room, full plaster come to light a‘ and up. .servation, it may w ^ of practical placement.'!, umbrella's repaired, Chester. Open every day noon till ly. Reasonable prices. Open 'Tuea- The R. F. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. tion. I. P®uy, 69 Hilliard St. is interested in a career in the BOWERS SCHOOL—beautiful living room with fireplace, formal utes. Tile action may tie speeded a PSLSS 'Book No, 82217, issued by day week, Alust be e.xperienced, $15; girl's, $10 and $5. Stroller, 30% off on new dinette, kitchen YOUNG MAN with car, meals for room Cape, vestibule, flreplace — pet, Realto'r, MI 9-4543 or MI bit by powdering the tablet between ' >■” MxlO new 2 bedroom, double sink, | specialty. Unexcelled workman- stove moving specialtv. Folding |------life insurance business. Salary and $10; carriage $8; carbed and car Beta, mattressea. Credit terms. Le- 6-7357. dining room, one-car garage, The Savings Bank of Manchester batn in color, S4.495 complete. | ship. Ml 9-6495. good' at figures, accurate typist, commission while you are receiv­ odd jobs. One room with meals or Houses For Rent 65 a home to be proud of—only two spoons and washing the powder chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. seat, $10. Phone AD 9-6,367. Blanc Furniture Hospital, 195 kitchen privileges, Tel. MI 9-5459. parklike yard. This property In top has been lost and application has New deluxe, built-in radio, wall-to-, - CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any and write good hand. Excellent ing training. Please call for ap­ $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins MI condition throughout, '$17,800. BARRO'W S and down with a hal.' glass of hot wa­ been made to said bank for pay­ COUGHUN ROOFING CO. — All salary. Write Box Y. Herald. Soiith Street, Rockville. TR 6-2174 CHARMING 5 room ranch with car- 9-5132. wall carpeting, special appliances, shift, private hospital. TR 5-'9121. pointment, An 9-5226, Open 9-9, Saturdays till 6. We also COMFORTABLE ROOM for work­ Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. ter, a cup of tea or coffee (to get ment of the amount of deposit. on big shaded lot. High Manor types of roofs and roof repairing port available now on lease at 61 the additional caffeine effect of the Painting— Papering 21 EXPERIENCED saleslady wanted FOR SALE—Bicycle built for two. buy house lots of furniture. ing gentleman. Shower and ga­ Alice Drive. $160 monthly MI RANCH—5 rooms, first time on ANSWER Park. Route 39, Rockville TR specializing in Twentv Year Bond­ I EXPERIENCED salesgirls wanted Call PI 2-8034 after 5. ■WALLACE "doctor’s prescription” ) or a drink 5-1423. ed Roofs. Call Ml 3-'i707 fop Infant Department. 5-day Doga— Birds— Pets 41 rage. Call MI 8-8558, 132 Birch St. 3-0096. market. Bowers School, Plastered EXTERIOR and interior painting, j in -Manchester's most popular TORO LAWNMOWBRS at new low Answer this ad and prepare to $13,700 of a carbonated beverage (to get t fabric retail outlet. Full and part- week, store discount. Apply in per­ 1961 SELF-PROPELI.ED snow walls, cast iron radiation, hot 55 E, Center fit. MI 9-5308 efferve.scence). Pcnonalt 8 decorating, ceilings, floors Clean son Youth Centre, Parkade. prices, 21” self-propelled Toro EXCEPTIONALLY nice large room FOUR ROOM furnished winterized water heat, choice setting with buy a 6 room home op Summit X ______time help needed. Ideal Job for the AKC PUPPIES dachshund, shel- blower plus 3 h.p. detaehabls, next to bath, phone. Garage. Pri­ Excellent 8 room Cape, 2 unfin­ 2. The aspirin effect Is not In­ workmanship. Free estimates. No ties. poodle.s, schnauzer, German rotary, reg. price $139.95, speclgl lakefront cottage. . All conven­ trees, $18,900, Philbrick Agency, Street in Manchester. Seldom an ished, 3 dormers, fireplace, alum­ (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) ELb^TROLUX Sales and Service, Auto Driving School 7-A i Chimneys 16-A job too small. John Verfaille Ml , style consciou.s girl. Appiv Mana­ power handle. Guaranteed. Today $99.96. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 m m , vate entrance. Excellent location. iences. Beautiful grounds. Adults opportunity like this. Excellent con­ tensified by combining it with ger Pilgrim Mills, Hartford Road. Shepherd.s. Boarding all breed.!!. only $179.95. All 9-2128 MI 9-8454. inum combinations, established bonobd representative, Alfred ROOFING— Specializing repairing j WOMAN for general housework on MI 9-5221. MI 9-4966. Sept. 15 to May 15. MI 9-7846. dition. l'/4 baths, extensive, land­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE drugs like pheaacetin dr Salol. Amell.^'gOS Henry St. Tel. AH PREPARE FOR dnvers Open daily noon to 9, Saturday Pctacres Kennel, Andover PI fenced yard. For this fine value 3. Aspirin does cause occasional Ages 16 to 69. Driving and class I roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ 19-6. Fridays. Write Box Z, Herald. 2-7800. ORFORD VILLAGE—We hav* just scaping. on 380 foot lot. Garffge. call 3-0450. s, CHAMBER’S TWO EXCELLENT rooms for listed a three and three duplex in Nice surroundings. This is not Charming 8 room single with at­ stomach Irritation: hence it Is best room. Three instructor.'! No wait­ ter work, rhimneys cleaned, re­ teachers, all privileges. Call MI MI 3-1395 paired. Aluminum siding. 39 PAINTING, papering floor sand- Boats and Acresaories 46 Summer Homes For Rent 67 this area. Real good condition. misprint. Act quickly at $13,900. tached breezeway and garage, to avoid it in patients known to ing. Manche.ster Driving Acade- ing. Call An 9-0726, CLERK Help Wanted— Male 36 9-6258 after S. have ulcers. Bu, even go, the Irri­ = ! mv PI 2-7249 years' experienre. Free e.stimates i PUPPIES—Part German Shepherd, FURNITURE SALES The price ia $14,700 and the work Large lot excellently landscaped. 14 FOOT Yellow Jacket runabout, WESTBROOK, CONN. West Beach. ROCKVILLE—A fine 5 room ranch Properly priced. tation may bo reduced greatly by Antomobfl^ Tor Sale 4 Call Howlcy, MI 3-5361, MI 3-0763 Intere.sting position for woman AIAN NEEDED for established...... I females. $3. PI 2-8096. that has gone into this home cer­ home recently redecorated is ■ ■ ______I EXTERIOR and interior painting. 25 h.p. Evinrude motor, trailer, 503 E. Middle Turnpike Small pottage for rent Aug, 26- tainly Justifies it. T. J. Crockett, preparing the stomach with a pre­ LARSON'S Connecticut s first li­ Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. with aptitude for figure work. service route, $95 weekly commis­ ski equipment, excellent condition. Wanted— Rooms— Boar(] 62 Sept. 4. Call MI 9-1232, Mary ]. D. REALTY CO. available for Immediate occupan­ WILL TAKE YOUR HOCSE IN OLDER CARS mechknjes spe-j censed driving j-tmunschool trainediramen — F’rVE PIAYFUL kittens looking Manchester Green Realtor, MI 3-1577. liminary cup of hot water, eoup or Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. sion guaranteed while training, ad­ AH 9-8938. Fournier. cy. A few of the features include TRADE. milk and by washing the" powdered dais, flxit Jrourself carsXAlways! Certified and approved is now of Heating and Plumbing 17 j ('OMPTOMETKR vance to $140 pills expenses after for a home, 6 weeks old. Call All SPECIALS—9x12 linoleum $4.95; ELDERLY LADY seeking board, 470 Main St. Ml 3-5129 a 12’x23’ living room, kitchen with — L^IUJ Floors. Good clean workmanship. 3-6377, 51 Elsie Drive. room and companionship In pri­ BIGELOW STREET — Large 9 tablet down with more warm fluid. • good selection. Look behftuJ our fering classroom and behind I pruyrmxr Avn _ Fully insured Reasonable rates, OPERATOR training. Phone CH 2-1406 or PI 17 FOOT PENN YAN with full earn baby cribs from $29.95 up; strollers COLUMBIA LAKE — Waterfront ample dining area, 3 large bed ARTHUR A. KNOFLA office. Douglas- - -Motors. - 333 33 wheel in.struction for leenacers.teenagers. I _ ------„ re­ vate home. Call MI 9-3610. cottage, freshly decorated, all room house, four bedrooms. Real It a buffering action is desired, modeling installations, repairs, 1^0 Pelletier, -MI 9-6326 or All 2-6488, for personal Interview ap­ DACHSHUND puppies, standard, vas, SO h.p. Mercury, Cox trailer, from $14.95 up. Playpens, bath- big deep lot. Walk-out basement, SOUTH HAWTHORNE ST.— Top rooms, full bath, oil hot water An 9-6075. Opening for skilled comptometer pointment. * excellent condition. MI 9-5501. electric kitchen. August available. REALTCWl a half teaspoonful of bicarbonate MEED A OAR and had your credit All work guaranteed. 2,5 years ex­ 9-5082 red, 9 weeks, AKC registered, Inettes, etc. Furniture for the en­ garage, tool sheds. Ideal for large value In thig immaculate aix room heat, aluminum storm windows of soda may be mixed with the, ______; operator doing interesting work. tire home at 20% cash discount. Call 'Ferrigno Agency, AC 8-3511 and screens, citv water and sew MI 8-5440 MI 9-5938 tuAed down? Short on down pay­ ^fQRTLOCK’S Driving School—Of- perience. 24-hour servire. Call PAINTING ANn ' Company offers good wages, ex- sired by ch. Paladin, Call after 6. Apartments— Flats— Or HA 3-1886 any time. family. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI cape. New exterior shingles, nice powder. Or the combination may ment? Bankrupt? Repossession ? Earl VanCamp. An 9-4749. An 9-7379, Visitors welcome. 3-1577. yard, amesite, combination win­ ers, and is close to both shopping be washed down with a glass of ficb>- 443 Main St.. Manchester. ^ Tenements 63 and bus service. This home is ex Don’t gtvs up! See Honest D ^ - LeariHt^ correctly "May Save Credit Manager COTTAGE AT Misquamicut week dows. extremely central location clvib soda. laa, get the lowdown on the kswest S T b le *^^"at:s°1 : v : f ; j ’ ln\Man; | • SEPTIC TANKS Open Daily 10-5 SPECIAL plus six rooms, full basement___ ceptionally priced at $11,900. For Lots For Ssle 73 Your Life." Driver education CLEANED and INSTALLED GENERAL RENTAL agency. J. D. of August 26 through September 2. additional Information or appoint 4. Since aspirin is mainly used to ^ w n and smallest payments any- classes. Aibmber. Connecticut Pro- i Radio-T\'' Repair Chester. Raymond Fiske. AR FIRST NATIONAL STORES IRISH SETTER, 18 months, male. Evenings 7:30-9 Realty, 470 Main Street, MI Very reasonable. Call MI 3-4036. On sparkling lake front, only AND, only $13,900. T. J. Crockett, relieve pain and reduce fever, its A 9-9237. I ------’ Trainee ment call McCarthy Enterprises Wlens.-Jfot a small loan or finance fessional Driving School Assn AD' Services 18 INC. Ixives children, $10, MI 9-0777. 3-5129. seven miles out of town, thig four Realtor, MI 3-1577. BEAUTIFUL cleared building site, use should be discontin'Ued as soon Excellent opportunity for am- • SEWERS MI 3-5187 Inc. MI 4-1539, John Panciera MI corner location, near lake. Ap­ « y g a n y j^an. Douglas Motors. 9-7398. - — EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe­ Park and Oakland Aves. COVENTRY LAKE—Cottage for bedroom home with I ’ i baths has as it has accomplished its purpose. ------—------X CONNIE S TV and Radio Servire. bitiou.q man, College education pre- WE BOARD small dogs, moderate M.^CHTNE CLEANED rent, nice location, modem con­ year 'round appeal. MANCHESTER—Extra large 5*4 9-1898. proximately a half acre on tarred cialize in commercial, residential. rates, by day or week, Harmony ONE BEDROOM set, large daven­ And, if the pain or fever fails to available all hoiir.s, Sati.sfaction E. Hartford, Conn. terred, but person with husuiess THREE ROOM apartment, 118 veniences, $40 weekly. MI 9-1663. Living room 15x29 with fireplace, room bungalow, glaased enclosed road. High and dry. Lake privi­ respond to three or four doses, CALL OR SEE me for a good~3eal guaranteed. Call All 9-1315. Industrial, and trim Job.s. Big or Hills Kennels, Bolton, MI 3-5427, port, chair. Universal 40” electric porch, modern bath, 2-car garage, VERNON—5 room ranch. Owner Garage-Service— ^4jrage 10 small we do them all Joseph c.xpcricnce will be considered. • INSTALLATION Main St., MI 9-5229, 9-5? modem kitchen, beautiful sunporch transferred. Call MI 9-7366 or MI leges. Bargain for quick sale. PI you’d better call your doctor for «n a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-i AS IN ANYTHING ELSE—there's Should be over 20 years of age. range, automatic Laundromat AT (COVENTRY Lake—5 room cot­ lot 165x264, with Or without furni­ 2-6118. TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, Dionne, contractor. Call AH 3-0494. work involved, but it is pleasant, POAIERANIAN puppies - also Pug with ever changing view. Garage. 3-5084. then the causative disturbance may uaad cars. Walter G. Parker. L, P ., ' Paid vacatiorig and many fringe SPECIALIST waaher, power mower, mlacellane THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ tage available August 12 through Owner transferred. ture. West Side Realty. MI 9-5315. i Economical. High quality parts. intere.sting kind of work that fits puppies, A.K.C., very rea.sonable. ous articles. Baby Iamb coat and ACRES, high elevation, beautl' require more' expert attention than Fltigerald, Inc., 73 Bnookljm St., I GARAGE FOR Ke n t on benefits. For more details call Mr. All 4-0768, ing heat, hoi water, and gas for September 16. Special rates. Call For an Investment In health call EIGHT ROOM home In St. James you can provide yourself. Rockville. MI 9-5324. I Street. MI 3-4751. Guaranteed 90 davs Famous for in easily with homcmaklng de­ Ala tt hew. All 3-1589. hat, size 14. MI 9-4301. cooking, electric refrigerator and PI 2-7792. BRICK COLONIAL In Manchester fui view minutes out, trees, onl ______, service since 1931. Phone Ml Electrical Services 22 mands. A kind of work for which Green section, 1'^ baths. 2-car ga­ Parish, 4 big bedrooms, 2-rar ga­ - 1 ■ Town and Country stove. Call Ml 9-7737 from 4-8 p.m. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor $2,500. Ciarlton W. Hutchins, " MB9 FORD COUNTRY Squire sta- j ______. 9-4537, ^Potterton’s. 130 Center St. ------— ------you are especially suited Let us SANDWICH, Cape Cod—5 roorn rage. Owners anxious to sell. Bel­ rage, nicely located. Belfiore 9-5132. CAR POLISHER—Male, 25 or older Articles For Sale 45 MI 9-1642 Agency, Ml'3-5121, Deficit Co»t Figured tlon wagon, Fordomatic, power 11 wvTcimv ------: ------' ESTIMATES-Prompt scrv-1 .show you how AVON has helped! not afraid of hard work. Top DRAINAGE CO. BABY’S CARBED, stroller, etc. FOUR ROOM ground floor apart­ cottage, heat, fireplace, TV, ail fiore Agency, MI 3-5121. U Mol orc.vcles— Bicycles steering, raudlo and heater. AH ■ 11 1 n.LC.yiblON antennas and rotors icp on all types of electrical w ir-■ thousands of housewives find se- ' wages paid. Apple to Service HO MR AIADE Csdl MI 9-6774 after 8 p.m. ment, central location, adequate conveniences, excellent fishing in OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In in e ta ttA ^ ____i v i . ___*- - . ---- ravioli, fresh or OWNER TRANSFERRED. Weth- FIVE ROOM ranch, must be seen Washington—^What will a Post 9-6018. systcri^installed and repaired. ing Licensed and insured Wil.son curity thru productive use of their I Atanager. Ted Tninon, Inc. Route i frozen 30i Ml 9.4143 parking, adults preferred. Call MI Canal, Reduced rates September town—a true miniature estate. THREE LOTS (or sale. Inquire 718 Serving X^anchestcr and sUr' doz. H. Pasqualini, 246 ROUND KITCHEN table, extra ereli St.—Built by Ansaldi, S-rtxtm to appreciate, near school and N. Main St. Ml 9-6623. Office deficit cost you? If request­ 11960 CUSTOAI TRIUAfPH reason- -Electrical Co., Alanche.stcr. An spare time. Call BU 9-4922 today. ‘ 83, Talcottville Aveiv Street, Wapping 3-1578. 5 on. MI 3-6832. Landscaped acre lot. House has bus. Call owner, MI 9-6211. 1967 CHEVROLET convertible, V-8, ; able. An 9-7516. rounding afsas. Modem 'TV Seiw- 9-IS17; ,Gla-4tonbury, AH 3-7376 j leaves, 6 chairs. Bed. Reed rock­ Ranch, 5 years old, full basement, ed rate increases do not material­ automatic transmission.' radio.’ ice, 405 Center-St., Ml 3-2205 er. Coffee table. Victrola. Two arm ROCKVILLE—14 Laurel. Well fur­ two bedrooms, lt4 baths, formal tile bath, flreplace, plastered BOLTON LAKE—2 lots, one 50x100, ize, the 1962 postal deficit is ex­ ------dining room, large living room., 2-FAMILY In desirable Bowers heater, all new Ures, good top. chairs. Combination oil-gas stove nished 3 room apartment, $22 Wanted To Rent 68 walls, full insulation, large kitchen Section. Residential one-family at­ one 100x100, lake pririleges, rea­ pected to be $831,000,000. Thia Call 111 6-7918,after 5 p.m. RADIO-TV REPAIRS any make, with chrome pipes, oil pump. 238 weekly. Also 2 room furnished plus porches and air conditioning. sonable. West Side Realty, Ml 1959 HARLEY DAVISON XLCH, Bonds— Stocks Mortekpes 31 This house has to sell and Is with many cabinets, hot water oil mosphere with- .excellent Income. averages out to $4.55 per Amer­ excellent condition. An 9-5830. frqe pickup and deliVefv on small |______Oak St. apartment, $18 weekly. TR 5-9584, THREE BEDROOM apartment for heat, cast Iron radiators, amesite 9-5315 ican. 1967 F'ORD convertible, power radios, phonographs. "Hpurs 6-10 SECOND AIO^TGAGE money—We TR 5-7871. three adults and one child. Refer- priced well below mqrket. T. J. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. One of these new homes may bi (Srockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. drive, shade trees, excellent condi­ steering, power brakes, automa­ just the home you have been looking for! FIREPLACE screen, andirons, cncea available. Please write; J. tion throughout. Quick occupancy. CHOICE LOT—A well treed 100x281 tic, $1,095. Fitzgerald Annex. Inc., D.. • ------it :------' o's^so .supply any amount of money brass basket, poker, maple trestle ROCKVILLE—24 Grove rtreet — MANCHESTER—Englewood Dr. 6 Business Services Offered l,’^; 9-5582, m i 3-1479. for mortgages. Terms to fit .vou'r E. (Julver, 55 Blitis St., West Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620, room Cape, 4 finished, well land­ lot is now available at the crest of Talcottvnie Avenue, W mon. An table, maple antique rocker, Single light housekeeping room Springfield, Mass. MANCHESTER the' hill on Lu,dlow Road, Rock- NOTICE TO G ------X -’ needs. v.^uiioLiConstruction uLiiuii morijmortgages ! 9-8334. maple screen, mahogany cocktail scaped. Amesite drive. Garage. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut M illinery D ressm akine l9 t also available. J. D. Realty 470 $10 weekly. Well furnished 2-room GLASTONBURY—6 room ranch, 2 Call A. R. Shaw, Broker, MI 3-1893, ledge. This most desirable lot is Reasonable rates. Call PI 2 - 7 5 5 8 .------:------Main St., All 3-5129, tabie, mahogany high chest, metal apartment $20 weekly. Tel. TR WANTED—3 bedroom .house or baths, center hall. 3 twin size bed­ reasonably priced at $5,500. For 1969 BLACK AND white Che\TOlet, CONTRACTORS between l;30-4;30 or any time I FOR DRESSAIAKING and altera- cabinet. Andover. PI 2-6604, 5-9594 apartment unfurnished for family LOOK!! rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. NEW SPLIT LEVELS-Two attrac­ additional information or appoint­ excellent condition. Call MI 9-5425 Saturday or Sunday ' “ — — ' " ' ' ------of four In or about Manchester. Sealed proposals will be re­ lions, call Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 ' “Open fo ” ... .6-ROOM COLONIAL, 1'4 baths, Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. tively styled Dakota split level ment call McCarthy Enterprises, ceived at the Bolton Elementary after 6 p.m. any time. I Inspection EMPIRE SOFA, Kenmore electric Immediate occupancy.’ Call MI Inc. MI 4-1536. John V. Panciera, Business Opportunities 32 city water and sewers. 4 years ago homes offering the ultimate in , AAIESITE DRIVEWAYS construct-, double oven range, Frigidaire re FOUR ROOMS to rent, no heat. MI 9-4578 after S p.m. MANCKESTER—Center Street. In^ MI 9-1898. School, Notch Road, Bolton, Conn. 1166 FIAT 1200 Glulletta Spider, er—resurfaced —sealed 9-9267, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. it cost $19,100 new. Since then •split level living are available In (R.D. 2, Manchester) Aihtil 8:00 Superior I SAIAIJ. INVESTORS wanted for es- frlgerator, miscellaneous house $1,500 worth of aluminum siding vestment property. Business zone. new nylon top, Uret. Price $950. Pavers. All 3-6515. Moving— Trucking— hoKj furniture. Call MI 9-1218. GARAGE, water and drainage, 4-family. First floor 4 room apart­ two most desired locations. Dis­ LEBANON—Clear lot, good location P.M. August 16, IM l, by the MI 9-1406 6-7 p.m. n - ' tablished business looking for-.^d- NEW DUPLEX 6 rooms, large liv­ has been added. Guess the price? criminating features of these fine Storage ditional capital In expansion pro- i 3-car minimum, Manchester or ment vacant for buyer. Easily and drainage, 170' frontage 400' Board of Education, Town of Bol­ HOAIE LAN D SCAPIN G lawn m ain ...... i ' i . > - SUNDAY - 2 ing room, picture window, birch nearby. JA 5-2854. $21,0007, $20,000?, $19,500? Trans­ homes are a spacious 22 foot liv­ ton, for repairing the sidewalk at gram. Call or write J A 5-08.54 or] P.M. to 6 P.M. F.H.A. financed. Shown by ap­ deep, $1,600. NI 2-7046. TORD 1964 VICTORIA hardop. tenance, hedge pruni'ng ^ m a c t ™ ^ ’ * ^ K I N G - 1 4 foot heavy plaUI TTf*", USED FURNITURE. 188 Broad St. cabinet kitchen, plenty of closet ferred owner say you can buy it for ing room with fireplace bordered the front of the school and one radio, heater, very good condition. $18,900. Hurry and call Tom Tyska, pointment. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae- by rich mahogany bookcases, for­ John E. Whitham, An 9-7090 form tmek with one-ton powef lift ^ Hartford, Conn. Ave., THESE TWO HOMES ARE LOCATED ON THE VERY DESIRABLE space, ceramic tile bath, heat, hot Bum Realty, wall at rear entrance of north Can be aeen at 208 Green Rd. gate. Call AD 9-0618. ' water. Venetian blinds, storm win­ Business Property For Sale 70 MI 9-5306, BU 9-6500. mal dining room, kitchen -with wing and for removing two steps COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ ample cabinets and built-in oven Resort Property For Sale 74 1968 HUDSON. 4-door, radio, heat­ PORTER STREET. JUST OPPOSITE AUTUMN STREET dows. attic and cellarj Lovely MANCHESTER—If you are looking and replacing Uiem with amesite pairs all makes refrigerators, large yard. Centrally located. MI VERNON—5 room ranch commer­ for an excellent 3 bedroom, 2-fam- and range, 3 large bedrooms, on the north srae of the building. er, automatic, transmission, $35. freezers, washing machines, dry BOLTON—First Izke —waterfront MI 3-8916. Two Part Harmony 9-7885. cial zone, large ,building in rear. BARROWS and lly with two new hot water heat­ c.edar closet, 2 'i baths, wood Proposals should be enclosed in a era ranges, oil and gas burners. Other listings. 'Tongren Agency, ing systems, oversized park-like paneled rec room with bar and 5-room cottage which can be MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ sealed envelope addressed to the 1961 RENAULT DAUPHINE, fully! SEPTIC TANKS MI 3-8321, lot, beautiful recreation room, 3- sink, full cellar, oil hot water heat, Board of Ekiucatlon at the school -V WANTED WALLACE oversize one-car garage, amesite ertson. broker, MI 3-5953 ' l^WN MOWERS sharpened’’ and AND car garage, plus roof patio, in one address. Bids will be publicly condition. An 3-2242. renairen ;_ Rouses for Sale 72 55 E. Center St. MI 9-5306 of Manchester’s nicest locations, drive, treed lot. For additional in- opened and read at the school at repaired, sales and service pick EXPERIENCED frthmation or appointment call Mc­ BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, u^p and delivery. Complete line of PLUGGED SEWERS (Office open 9 a.m; to 9 p.m.) call Us for full Information. The Llynwood Drive, winterized, has 8:00 P.M. on August 16. The 1W6 CHEVROLET 210 station BOWERS SCHOOL A REA-8 room Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Carthy Enterprises. Inc. MI 4-1539. Owner reserves the right re­ Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, home, fireplace, large cabinet John Panciera, MI 9-1898. company water, located near the wagon, V-8, radio and heater, SDC ROOM Cape, fireplAce, garage, tors, MI 3-6930, PI 2-7412, or MI . beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ ject any or all bids and to waive automatic. $895. Fitzgerald Annex. garden and lawn supplies. L & .M MASONS Machine Cleaned kitchen, formal dliilng room, 2-car Equipment Corporation. Route 83 near to stores, schools and bus. 9-5524. ply Edward J. Holl or your own any defect In a bid. Specificationsto garage, beautifully landscaped CHARMING 5 room ranch with Inc., Talcottville Avenue, Vernon Vernon, Conn TR 5-7609. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer Marion E. Robertson. Broker, MI broker. Tel. Ml 3-6117. are available to r bidders at the An 9-5324. Appl.v Lines ' Installed—Cellar Water yard. Marion E. Robertson. Bro­ 126 NORTH ELM ST.—7 room Co­ carport avallablp now at 61 Alice ker, MI 3-5958. 3-5953. Drive. Owner MI 3-0095. school office. The work ia to be SAAl’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired Kelly ,Ir. High School proofing Done. lonial, VA baths, den. 24 foot liv­ BOLTON LAKE—6 room Cape, 4 completed by September 2, CHEVROLET 1954, one owner, ing and master bedroom^ 12x14' from the shop. Car, take care of $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, fire­ BUSINESS ZONE—8 room home In finished, lot 50x100, furnished, lake m ^ el 210, 4-door, standard shift, , all your upholstering needs at Mohegan Park excellent condition off East Center screened porch, alumin'im siding, privileges, asking $8,500. West radio and heater. Excellent condi- McK in n e y b r o s . place, atorms. Small cash asaumea 1-car garage, G.E. hot water heat, great sayings Call CH 2-2378, Norwich. Conn. $98.50 monthly, (jarlton W. Hutch­ Street. Good location (or doctor, A U G U ST ' Side Realty, MI 9-5315. tlon, $350. PI 2-8243. hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ double lot. 4>/2% mortgage may be , ALL KINDS of docks repaired, an­ Sewerage Disposal Co. ins, Ml S-M32. assumed or FHA Insured loan to COVENTRY LAKE—Nice water' 1988 BUICK Roadmaster, Mie own- Open Shop Project I.30-1.3‘» Pearl St.— >D 3-.5308 ther information call the Philbrick SPECIALS , tiques included, work guaranteed RANCH—6% rooms, 8 years old. Agency, MI 9-8464. $19,900. Philbrick Agency, MI front lot, Edgewater Drive, 75x143, er, ftiUy powered, equipped, low An.,.9-1962. 9-8464. $3,500. Call Goodchild-Bartlett nmeage. $1,600. Inquire Royal Ice ------1______—______Bowers School area, family size kitchen, plastered walls, cast iron BRICK HOME-t6 large rooms, 2 Agency, MI 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. HOWLAND’S C n u a C o ., Inc., 27 Warren St. or STEPS, sidewalks, slorte walls full baths, 2-car garage, excellent NICJE 4 ROOM Cape near Broad For The! rK i;!’KKKI.O I.I'-ilNi.' |W0Be MI 8-6980. fireplaces, flagstone terraces.’ I baseboard beat, 1-car garage. This condition. Between one and two St. Asking $10,500. Reasonable of­ 1952 rmrimriT wm .i------Work done at reasonable pricea. ' house offers you those little extras acres of land, Fruit trees. High fers con.sidercd. Belfiore Agency, Home Gourmet! uittlVROLET station wagon, , Ml 3-0796 ’ that make a house a home. $19,500. MI 3-5121. Wanted— Real Estate 77 radio, heater, good running condb I Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8464.. elevation^ Six miles from Man­ tlon. $100. Tel. JA 8-7704. j Wanted - 6 ROOM COLONIAL chester. Philbrick Agency, Ml WISH SOMEONE to handle your INVBSTMiNT MACHINES repaired and sold — 5i ROOM RANCH 9-8464. TALCOTTVILLE—Friendly 8 room Woodhill-Rd.- 3 bedroom ranch typewriters, adding machines. BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ 2-bath Colonial, nestled among within walking distance of Parkade. real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 Also, office supplies. Noel’s Office One and one half baths, book case built around fireplace, One and one half baths, 2^ fireplaces, (one in the cellar, lish CJolonlal, I’A baths, large shade trees in quiet neighborhood, Ceramic tiled bath. G.E. built-ins. for prompt and courteous service. OPfORTUNtTIES recreation room can ho finislied for nnlv .$50m cellar garage' kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large BIG, BIG 8 room all brick- Cape, Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Machine Service. 7 Franklin St WOMAN to ASSIST built-ln china in dining room, choice of decorations Seeded’ attached 2-car garage also all priced at $15,900. For appoint­ Full basement. Assumable mort­ Joseph Barth, Broker. ______Rockville, TR 5-2977. ■shnibbed. ame.dte drive. Small lot for easy maintenance! Choice of decorations, .seeded, shrubbed', amesite drive Small wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim­ gage. Only $17,500 REAL ESTATE—The best la- lot for ea.sy maintenance. brick. Two full baths. Beautiful ment Welles Agency, MI 3-8973, CASH WATTING tor property own­ SOCIETY EDITOR ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, PI 2-7366. vestment; In the coimtry today 1-car garwie, $28,900. Philbrick grounds. Priced to sell Immediate­ Agnes Dr.—Exquisite ranch in a ers. Please call us before you buy «nd tubes TAPE RECORDERS for rent Call ly. Belfiore Agency. MI 3-5121. (or profit, tax savings, infla­ m w ^ ^ on OldamobUe wheels, j Marlow'., Furniture Departm^t! Agency, Ml 9-8464. (HARMING 6 room cape with all neighborhood where pride shows in Or sell. Speedy aervlce. J. D, tion hedge— check now on the 2 A QUALITY BUILT HOME FOR ONLY $18,900 A QUALITY HOME FOR ONLY $18,900 WRITE OR CALL CAMBRIDGE STREET—WOW — the extras—excellent location and ev^ry home. 3 bedrooms, I 'i baths. Realty. Ml $-5129. following: $11,600—SDC ROOM colonia', nice Many extras. Assume mortgage condition, plcturebook kitchen, Two family flat of 5 A 5 and 3 minutes from shopping— school rooms on third floor. Heating costs bus at door—large lot with many and save hundreds of dollars. 2 f X.\I1LY HOUSES very central. Carlton W. Hutchins. 6/6 (Duplex, $-car garage, excel­ iHmitbratrr tiiriitmt il|rralii - . . EASY FINANCING ON BOTH HOMES! THESE QUALITY BUILT HOMES MI 9-5132. less than $200 a year. Porches, ga­ trees. Immaculate condition inside To see those and many other HEALTH CAPSULES rages. oversized lot. Excellent and out. Practically maintenance lent condition, cordia Lutheran Church and PHA Manchester branch of the C3on- disti ward trend to continue through­ by firemen. Marjorie Browm, 30, of Storrs, is in WE HAVE DAILY B( Pioneer Aerodynamic Systems, 100-unit Housing for the Elderly, out the year.” Smoke was coming from the nectlcut Bank and Trust Co., told good condition this morning at The second series of swimming the Norlee Aluminum Products are lessons have been completed at the Inc., leading parachute manu­ boiler room in the basement and an officer, “ I need money." Manchester Memorial Hospital DELIVERY TO THE facturer with home offices at 169 Corp. 43.000 square foot plant in “ Let’s see now, will this do?” sale: Verplanck Pool, given by instruc­ BRIEFS the door was locked. The firemen where she was admitted with a St Forest St., reports a net profit for Bloomfield, Maple St. School In proceeded to break the lock. There the bank officer asked, pulling a cut forehead. tors of the recreation department. Rockville, Tolland County Agri­ Harry A. Jackson, manager of handful of change from his pocket. JuUi The following children passed the first six months ended June the Retail Credit & Collection Bu­ was no fire, but a backdraft had She waa a passenger in a car dire< 30, 1961.. of $r33,390 after taxes, cultural Association Building in caused a valve on an oil burner to "Yes,’’ said the cliefit, adding BOLTON the Beginners T est;, Sharon and Vernon, and U. S. Post Offices in reau of Manchester, Rockville and driven by Lynn R. Browm, 32, also B( Debby Bradshaw, Suzanne Brou- against $33,171 during the .same blow off, causing the smoke. the coins quickly, “ that and Groton and Wethersfield, as well Willimantic, has just returned $249.16." of Storrs. Lynn Brown and Sandra son lette, Nancy and Barbara Dyer, period in 1960, This Is equivalent from the Northeastern Credit Bu­ Firemen returned to the truck Savitkas, 20, of 93 Murray Rd., Bter Frank and Joan Schiller, Thomas to 16 cents per share compared to as in Island Park and West Hemp­ and fdund the key to the apart­ stead, N. Y. reau and Collection Service Man­ Wapplng, the other driver involved, AREA sic. I Waldo, Diane Hebenstreit, Kim 4 cents per share for the corre­ agement Institute held July 30 ment door on the dashboard. They- $20,000 Grant w^'ere treated for cuts and bruises adml Anthony; Kenneth Henry, Michael sponding period a year ago. There were unaware it had been sup­ SNET PROMOTION through Aug. 5 at Princeton Uni­ Washington, Aug. 12 t/Pi — A and discharged. Scho Fitzsimmons, Robert Sexton. Rich­ are 828.000 shares outstanding. versity in New Jersey where a plied to the department by the $20,000 grant to assist local au­ The Savitkas car veered across Bhe ard Dyer, Peter Nielson, Marilyn Sales for the first six months Mrs. Gwendolyn C. Harv-ey of discussion of business problems building superintendent. The rea­ thorities in planning the growth the road near the Manchester LENOX HunI Parkinson, Arthur and Charlene this year were $3,636,401 as com­ 28 Elizabeth Dr., has been promot­ was -a feature. son—so in cases like this one fire­ and development of Connecticut's Drive-In Theater and into the'path The McCarthy, Jean Hungerford, pared to $4,771,669 during last ed to the position of dial traffic men wouldn’t have to break doors Central Naugatuck Valley Region of the Brown automobile. HunI to epter. PHARMACY Cathy Kosciaol, Linda Lappen, year's same period, according .supervisor in Manchester by the James R. Bordewlck of 145 was announced today by the Ur­ Sandra Savitkas was charged by aubn Marian and Catherine Maccarone, to the concern. The company, ban Renewal Administration. State Trooper Robert MacDonald 299 E. CENTER ST. New Nancy Desrosiers, Bobby Hails, Chestnut St. has been named an Comparison a leader in its field, manufactures actuarial analyst at the Travelers The grar\t, with $25,666 in state of the Colchester Troop with fail­ won and Gary Perzanouski. a variety of parachutes including Overheard In the Vernon Town and local funds, will be adminis­ ure to drive in the established lane TEL. Ml 9-0B96 beco The pupils passing Intermediate Insurance Co., Hartford. Borde­ the advanced Vortex Ring Para­ wlck, a graduate of the Univer­ Hall; ' tered by the Central Naugatuck She was ordered to appear in Cir­ Ju A Test were Delores Mumford, chute and other high speed recov­ “How much does it cost to li­ Valley Regional Planning Agency. cuit Court 12, Manchester, Aug. 28. appe Cheryl Armoglda. Constance Bel- sity of Minnesota, joined the ery systems used in classified proj­ Travelers in July 1958. cense me for marriage for the rest with fiore, Nancy Smith, Joseph Kelly, ects. A backlog of orders on June of my life ?’’ Wlti Robert Benito, and Joseph Salva­ 30 was $3 million. Joseph F. Donahue of 102 Avon­ “ A little less than licensing your tend tore. dog for the year." Be dale Rd. marked his 25th year telev LOW BIDDER with the Southern New England ^Mitchell Electric Corp. at 685 Blue Monday Every Day on " Telephone C o . In June. Donahue, OPEN “Ok( Parker St., this week was low a foreman at the Hartford plant. The public works department has bidder for electrical work to be 10 miles of roads listed for paving Te Is a Manchester High School grad­ a na installed in the ^ proposed State uate who started hls telephone during the fiscal year, but that MONDAYS Motor Vehicles Department build­ won't include washboard boule­ a rei career as a pole Instructor’s help­ ed o: ing in Wethersfield. er In Manchester in 1936. Hls sis­ vard. YEAR 'ROUND Its bid of $203,000 was lower ter. Mrs. Grace McDermott, is the That, In case you don't remem­ than that of Gunning Electric Co. Bolton correspondent for The Her­ ber, is W.'Middle Tpke. INCORPORATED For Onsitoiner of West Hartford ($205,780) and ald. The state paved it a couplS of Freedman Electric Co. of Hart­ years ago, and It wasn’t long be­ MANCHESTER PARKADE ford $(297,460). 905 MAIN STREET Finest Phahlons East of The U.S. Cen.sus Bureau in fore there were ripples in sections the River! Washlng(ton says that nearly 9 in of the road. After getting some ■ ^ R D EXPANSIO.N complaints, we checked, a n d Architect Arnold Lawrence. every 10 American households have at least one television set. learned the state would be back the OPEN A.I.A., announces completion of following spring to fix things. hia firm's move into larger quar­ Twenty-two per cent of all re They did. But the road from Main MONDAYS ters at 571 Porter Sf., a third ex­ Mrs. Gwendolj-n C. Haney pansion since the firm was estab­ tall sales In the United States are i THROUGHOUT THE YEAR lished here In 1948. Southern New England Telephone automotive, the Autdmoblle Legal FOR YOUR SHOPPING His staff includes Dennis A. Co. As.sociation states. convenience : Keefe, drafting room production In her new duties, Mrs. Harvey and construction supervision; and will be responsible for assignment A Viennese manufacturer has the architect's wife, Irma S.' 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truth is that each entertainment Julia have a daughter. Bess’s BessMyerson, Julia Meade: medium offers its own challenges. daughter is 13-year-old Barbara; I have thoroughly enjoyed work­ Julia's daughter is 2-year-oId ing in TV, motion pictures, stage Caroline. Perhaps they w ill follow Any Questions? Successful TV Salesladies and night clubb and feel that my in the footsteps of their beautiful experience in each has broadened mothers. By CHARLES jr. LEAVV my capabilities as an actress and as a human being. Frequently, Q: To whom is Richard Lofij; of Since the days o f Susan B. ‘*77 Sunset -Strip” married and Anthony and Woman Suffrage, when I hear an actor make dis­ paraging remarks about an enter­ Faillace Works how old ia he? J. K. there are very' few occupations A: Me ia married to actress tainment- medium in which he which the "weaker sex”, has not Mara Corday. They have two chil­ doesn’t work. I cap’t help but feel South of Border been successful in invading. The dren, son Carey and daug;hter Val­ deep resonant voice of the male it's all a lot of sdur grapes,” says Julia. erie. This ia hia aecond marriage. has long been the prime requisite . Sal Faillace is an American art­ His first wife Susan Ball. Thia for an announcer. During the many Bess and Julia both do "selling" ist with a Mexican ink bottle. marriage ended tragically in 1955 yean of radio's h^ydey, there have on one of the really big shows, South of the border, where they With Miss Ball’s untimely death. been some feniale announcers, but "The EJd Sullivan Show.” Bess much tortillas, ole to bulls and They were wed only one year. none ever attained great stature in does hers on film while Julia matadors, and palaver in Spanish, this medium. does here “ live” in front of the Q: Was Arlene Francis of With the advent of television — studio audience. Julia admits she an ex-New York area resident cha “What’s My Line” married before when sigd>t was added to sound — gets nervous just W o r e air time, chas with brush and palette to she married Martin Gabel? M. W. many radio fans were astounded and although she’s on camera animate the characters for televi­ A : This is the first time for both. to see that the delightful mascuiine about three minutes every Sun­ sion’s zaniest half-hour — ABC- They were married in 1946 and voice did not always have the looks day, she has to rehearse for about T V ’s "Rocky and His Friends.” have one son, who is 14 years old. and figure to match. three to four hours because she Sal Faillace does all this ani­ N o matter how acceptable the does her cororhercials from mem­ mated nonsense on a drawing board Q: Was Jack Bailey ever master voice may be, it is absolutely neces' ory. in Mexico City. He is production of ceremohies on the daytime T V sary for good looks to go with it Julia speaks very highly of Ed supervisor for Gamma Productions, show “Truth or Consequences? in television and especially so, in Sullivah and says he has helped an outfit that employs 150 people S. P. that critical area of commercials. and manufacturers the story lines A : No. He hasn’t had time. He to make her a personality by his and animation for “ Rocky and HU A^ng with ^Voman’s inroads into started as a- temporaor replace­ personal introductions. In fact, Friends.” The studio will also do other professions, it was a nautral ment on “ Queen For A Day” 15 some people are still under the im­ the animation for “Rocky” when ye..ra ago, while it was still on for television to cash in on the pression that Ed is Julia’s "uncle” it hits the South American mar­ radio and he’s been with It ever distaff’s side prime asset — beauty. because he has introduced her so ket - in Spanish. Bess Myerson and Julia M e a ^ since. often as his “ favorite niece.” “When I first came to Mexico are tw o of the most successful Besides doing commercials, Bess nine months ago,” said Sal, “ my salesladies in television today. Q: 'What is Ricky Nelson’s real Strangiely enotQrh, both Bess and is a regular panelist on “ I ’ve Got biggest problem was the language name ? Sam T. A Secret” every Wednesday eve­ Julia had set their sights in other barrier. There were 12 animators A ; Ricky’s real name ia Birie ning. She enjoys this especially directions. 1 in the department, and only my­ Hilliard Nelson. since it requires no reheatsal time. Bom in New York, Bess Myery self and the Mexican translator Julia can currently be seen in could speak EnglUh. So I used Q: BUI “ Jose Jimenes” Dana is son was a bright, talented young­ my favorite comedian. When will ster whose^main interest was mu­ the moticrn picture, “ Tammy Tell hand signals and expressed what I Me 'True.” wanted to say in my drawings. he be on television again? Susan sic. Her musical talent gained her G. admittance to the New York High In private life, both Bess and It worked out fine. Besides, an ani­ mator is like an actor, instead of A : BUI is a reg;ular guest on the School o f Music and Art, and later Spike Jones Show this summer and she earned her tuitipn through acting on stage he acts on paper.” In-New York recently to attend will also appear regularly on the by teaching piano, Steve Allen Show In the fall. The same year she graduated from his brother’s wedding, S^l, 31, re Hunter, in 1945, a photographer called his childhood doodling days Q: Darryl Hickman pla3rs a submitted her picture to the Miss in Larchmount, N. Y. “I always liked to draw car teenager on the "Dobie GUlis New York Beauty Contest. She Show,” but I heard.he is actually won that contest and went on to tooi^,” admitted Sal. "I bought comic books and copied all the much older. How old is he? An­ become . ''M 5 gela L. Julia’s mother, Caroline Meade, Disney characters. I learned by ex­ perience.” A; You’re referring to Dwayne appeared in Shakespearean roles Hickman, and he’s 27-yeara-old. with W alter Hampden's troupe. Bees Myerson Sal, who never had any formal With her encouragement. Julia at­ cartoon schooling, ventured into “I get a great satisfaction from what he calls the “ play for pay' Q ;. I heard that Jack Parr has tended Yale Drama School. the fact that I can speak my a new record, but I can’t find it in Both Bees and Julia started on ranks when he graduated from mind about thing^s I really believe high school a dozen yeau-s ago. He any recorcl stores. Where can I television on daytime shows. Bess get one? Arthur S. in and gain the attention of so bundled up his art work, kissed on “The B ig P ayoff” and Julia on A : The new Paar album, "TTio large an aVidience,” says beautiful mom goodbye, and bought a one­ "Okay, Mother.” Bess. Best o f ‘What’s His Name’,” ia only Television commercials were just way ticket to New York and the available in chain, drug, and de­ When Dennis James of "Okay, a natural development to Bess as Famous Studios. partment stores. It can only be Mother” went on vacation, the pro­ a result df the experience she gain­ “I guess I was lucky,” said Sal. purchased with a tube of Uquid ed on “ The B ig Payoff.” ducers .decided to try a girl as his “The director of Famous liked my mender, “Jiffy Sew.” substitute. They let Julia do it, stuff and put me on the payroll as liked her and that’s how she got one of the animators for Popeye. started on commercials. But Sal finally tired of Wimpy, Julia has done some acting, and Olive Oil and other Popeye per­ SPORTS PAGR although she admits it is her FOB WEEK OF AUGUST IZIk tv sonalities and expanded into ani AUGUST t8ih greatest ambition, the comely mated commercials for televUion SATUBDAY. AUGUST IZtb blonde will always show her loyalty HU journey across the Rio Grande 11:34 Wide World of Spsrte 8 to television as a medium of artis­ was prompted by information that 1Z:44 Csadlepis Bowllsg 4# tic expression. Julia Meade believes 1:30 Bssebsll 8 ^ ta m k Gamma was looking for an'* anima­ Yai:kees vs Washington too many actors are “snobbish” tor. 1:41 TfaU Week Is SporU 8 about some entertainment media. 2:34 Baseball 34 ELECTRONICS Uhmajried, he plays the role of Chicago Cubs vs Milwaukee “There are still some Broadway an American tourUt in metropoli­ Braves LABORATORIES stage performers who turn their tan Mexico City. "Sometimes I get 4:44 Insnraace Ciljr Opes OoH noses up at motion pictures; and Tesm am eal 8 homesick,” said Sal. “But never Golf Tip Of The ______Day U some motion picture actors who lonely. Besides, I ’m too busy learn­ 4:14 Race Of The Week 18. 48 277 BROAD think television is rubbish. The 5:44 Big Time WresUiag Julia Meade ing Spanish.” S s4inrdajr n ...... WresUiag 18 Wide World Of Sperta 44. S3 4:44 Pin Basters 22 14:44 Fight Of The Week 8. 44. U Don *I\illiner vs Benny "K id ” TWO-WAY Paret, 10-round middleweight SATURDAY Television PROGRAM contest. Utah's Fullmer has developed into a good stand-off RADIO DISi*ATCH boxer with a (air punch. But Highway Patrol M • ;Z8 Havu Qua WiU Travel ex-welterweight champion 12;* Shy King • New Herisone 5S Trae Story ZZ. M Richard Boone. Paladin ia hired Paret's unceasing, Henry Arm ­ CARS CaodlepiB BoirlUs M 7:38 Perry Mason t to kill a tiger by a man who Is strong-like attack, should more ThU U UCoMi I Raymond Burr, in ‘ The Case of the victim of the "tiger curse. than offset Don's skill. (Com- the Lame Canary.” Limping (Repeat) iiled by Stanley Weston. Box- FOR Be t t e r s e r v ic e Deteotive's Dairy 2Z, M BFD So. a a canary brings Perry Mason to Desblr Featare ZZ fng niuatrated). Watrh Hr. WUarJ Z2. Sa the conclusion that his client did “ Sands of Iwo Jima,” John 14:48 Make Tkat Spare 41. IS The InvUible Mas M not murder her Jiusband. (Re­ Wayne, John. Agar SUNDAY, AUGUST IStk 1:M Davey 'A Goliath t peat) Doable Feature 34 1:44 Baseball „ 8 Baseball S Boaaasa (Coler) ZZ, 18 “Special Delivery,” Joseph (3ot Yankees vs Washington. Yankees vs. Washington Lome Greene, Pcmell Roberts, ton 2:34 Baseball ' 84 1' i; \mo s \ I I s \ SI i;v ici Dan Blocker and Michael Lan- Chicago Cube vs Milwaukee Science Fictioa Theater ZZ 14:44 Guasmoke 8 This Is Social Secarity M don In "The Spitfire.” Ken­ Braves James Ameas stars. Dennis 4:44 Insnraace CHy Open GoH Oardeaer’s Almaaac M tucky mountain family seeks re­ Dillon saves a rancher who I S venge for the death of one of Us Tonraameat 8 This Week la Sports in danger from the widow and MONDAY, AUGUST 14tk Ameriraas At Work 3# members. (Repeat) the son of a man the rancher JOHN L IENNEY • BIr S Theater S Tbe Beariag Z8’s . 8. M. U 14:84 Main Event 8 had mistakenly lynched (or TH UE80AY. AUGUST ITtk •’New Adventure of Taraan.” Donald May In ’The Vamp,” home-stealing. (Repeat) Bruce Bennett, Via Holt, “ CalltnK Newsman and pal palm off a 7:18 Kings Of Golf ZS C. LEROY NORRIS Wild BUI Blliott.” Bill Elliot hash-singer into fictitious silent Fight 0^ The Weeji 8. 48. SS 7:14 Samm4r SporU Bpeetaoalai' 8. Satarday Featare , ZZ movie siren, (^ p e a t) 14:34 Tombtlene Territory S 8:44 WresUiag 81 ASSOCIATE "The Killing,” Sterling Hayden, 8:Zt Cbeckasate 8 Cu m Theater (Celor) 8 FBIDAY. AVGUST Utk “The Broken Star,’’^ Howard Anthony George, Doug McClure, Playboy's Pontksnso 18 8:84 Tea Pin CUusU 88 Duff Sebastian Cabot In 'T h e Paper 14:SS Make That Spare 44, U Insurance of 4tt Kinds Film Featare M Killer.” CUrtoonlst fears that his Top Bowling Siam compete (or BWiaest Theater M milllon-dollar cartoon character cash prizes. Johnny Jolinston, C;M Baseball - M will murder him, he hires Check­ commentator: Gloria Smith vs. Bonds Chicago Cuba ra. mate, Inc. (Repeat) Robbie Frey Braves TaU Man H . 88 Uj84 Saturday Night Beport a S44 N. MAIN STREET Daace Party M Barry Sullivan, C3u Gulager in Saturday Nigbl News A Weatber- PHONE MI S-eS80 lasarance City Open OeU Tear- "Grudgs Fight." Billy m m a mau EXPERT mtmeat ^ Z young gunslinger set out to kill HsUywood's Fiaost Golf Tip of The Day U each other. (Repeat) 791 MAJN STREET 11:14 Doable Feature a TV Bace Of The Week U. 4S Lease It Tu Beaver 8. M. IS "Kiss Me .Deadly,” Ralph Meek Adventure Theater M “ Uncle Billy.’’ Life takes on new er, Albert Dekker PHONE BH 9-59M .. i Americaas at Work SS dimensions tor Beaver after he FROirrEIID ’ 11:11 PU y or The Meek I Big Tinae WresUiag S meeU his uncle, the fam ily story tetarday WrestUag U . teller. (Repeat) 'T h e Woodbn Dish, Henry Hull, Big Picture SS t:M Tku OejMty ZS. 88 Martha Scott OORRECTUM “LET THERE BE LIGHTS WMe WorM of SpPrU M, U Henry Fonda, Allen Case. In ‘The Doable Featare Water SporU; National AAO Hard DecUlon.” . Marshal Fry is 'T h e Maverick ()ueen.' ' Barbara Women’s Swimming and Diving held as hostage by the brother of Stanwyck A N D t TW IN OAKS Meet, lire from Fairmount Paik, a convicted killer. (Repeat) 11 :M W erU ’s Best Msvlea PhiladelphU, Pa. AIm World Hy­ ImwTuaco Welk Shew 8. 48. SS "Weekend At The Waldorf,’* droplane Championshipu, SeatUe, Musical hour featuring Lawrence Ginger Rogera. Lana Turner WHEB. RMJUWING ELECTRIC Wash., on tape. Welk and his Champsgne Music 1:11 Baa Frasclsoe Beat t CapUU GalUat - ZZ. M makers • 1:41 News A Weather 8 COMMERCIAL (;M Weather, SpeHe, News S Walt Disney S , RESIDENTIAL Tales of the West U Pin Busters -• ZZ L T. Wood co. loe alao available at KaarTa Miuv INDUSTRIAL Adventure M ket, 540 Middle Tpke. ^Eaat: Bou- C ook's I Bringing Vp Buddy Z CONTRACTING I P^te * GUdys S chard'a Attantlc, 288 Middle Tpke. SERVICE STATION Brothers Brannngan \ 8 ICE PLANT WeM; Dart’s Dairy, 815 Eaat Millton DolUr llovie U MI 9-5321 RICHABO V. DCBCC, Prop. 51 BISSELL STREET Ceater; Raflnl’a Flyinf “A ”, 118 e S •‘Hill 24 Doesn’t Answer." Ed­ Center; OUvik’a Eaeo, 411 Hartford ward Mulhare,- “ Phantom Chr T m Biat From Malo SL Oflielal lBgp«ollM i BI b H— SIS Middle Tpke. 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Vj p a g e t h r e e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1961 T elevision ‘Frontier Circus’ SUNDAY T elevision PROGRAM TUESDAY PROGRAM To Debut in Fall HANGHE$TCR w. a Fieldo, Edgar Ber­ " A New York Knight" Lonely i:S8 Tab Haater Show tt. W CGiGbratGS Birthday Bonus derelict out of sympathy, buys a 4:88 Oar Failh ” U 8 iU Tmvn Ottar 8 Meadless old boras and finds S:M The Bl# PletaM 1 All America Waate Te Knew 8 "Those Happy College Daya.’2 Heritage . _ 1 ea - 8 A new hour filmed aarlei, PIPE a ii SUPPLY Paul Morg John- - Lararsen and Color himself in the unaccustomed DfOORPORATED . ladgkt 3 Issaea and Answers 48 4i88 The Dave Onitewiw Tedey position of having to earn a llv- "FronUer Otocut,” wiU^malm tta •iM Tk* Ukrl««*akm S Secretary of Health, BducatloQ Peter F a ^ ^ b d face a law suit Trade-In TlnriG On V in t 8k#W St when they visit, a girls’ college “CaU Out The Marinea,’* Victor mg for them bmb. (RepeaO TUa la Tka U fe • and Welfare Abraham Ribicoft 7>lt Weather . 88 Thriller. 8>. 88 debut in the faU on CBS-TV. Tlie •:WHaaaiaaa Of Mmm S and Senator Thuraton Morton (R.; where Morgan Is/ R> lecture. (R«- AgrienHare Heers 8 McLogten, Paul Kelly Boris Karloff la boat "'The WHOLESALE Ky.) debate whether President 7:88 i S i ) Me. 8 . 8 Early Show series will not be primarily con­ Adveatarea la Africa • 8. 48. 88 DevU’a Ticket” Diabolical pawn­ PLUMBING o m I • ;U Tko Gkriatapkera _ - • Kennedy's domestic program Barineis Bepert 8 "The Showdown," WnKer broker promises success to a cerned with the "show foDt’’ oC »:M Vaderatasdlaii Oar WarM 1 should go through in the lin t of "Mark of Cialn." Troop discovers t iU Unlverrily Of The Air 8 poverty-stricken painter If he will the circus Itself, but with those CkriatisB Solcaee • Increased foreign spending. vengeful widow 1s out to pin homi­ 8:88 Mews 8 The Admiral aad Swabby Shew 48 HEATING SUPPUES cides on brotber-ln-law. (Repeat). comply ^ t h his mysterious re­ people whose lives crossed the • :tf Tke Ward S 8:88 M a ^ ’s Foaday Faanlea 8 Ught n m e 8 8:88 Beeky aad Hie Frlenda 48. 81 quest . (Repeat) M:M Lamp Calc M> Feet „ , i "Mice Paradim." Katn^. the um 8:88 TV Theater , „ 3 8il8 (SpMta Bancaree- 8 8:88 FeUx The Oat 8 Frontier Circus. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM , SYLVANIA BrenUnat Time 8 (Color) Stageeeaoh______West 8. 48. 81. "Today’s ChUoren." Mra. Mariet­ friendly feline, forces the mice to 'timage of at Doctor". Woman IFlobert Bray tn "The Arsonist" Chill Wills, John Derek ind 248 N . B fA IN ST. ta Tree, United States Represent- seek freedom for away on a South doctor becomes 'a paraplegic fit# Hap Bleharis _ I 8:88 w ic k Draw MoOraw-' .8 Retired employe goes west after ative to the United Natton a Com­ Sea Island. Othernriorles. through' an act of heroism and Hamper Beem , 22, 28 Flippy The Glewa 18 leaving behind something for his Richard Jaeckel will be seen as Highway Holidays 18 battles to regain her place In so­ Ann BMC e8 Beyal Gaaadlaa Meaated mission on Human Rights, will be Poliee 48 ex-bo8% a candle burning in cot- regulars on the series. T name .hostess at a party Bven tor In­ 45 Years With niapslriek ft. 88 ciety. (Repent). _ _ Reflection-Free TV 8:88 Looney Tnxee 48 lon. (Repeat) dian children and th w parents at Waller WlaeheU FUa 48 Saaday Mystery Hoar 32. 88 8:18 Lnnrel A Hardy ^ Mews guest stars will also be seen in PETERMAN PLUMBING Captain Kaagaroa 48 8:18 ladaxtry On Parade The Third Maa 18 the Indian Embassy, Washington, S:M This Is NBC Mews 22. 28 (Color) "Enough rtope." After 8:88 Ptayhoam •# „ ,i * each episode — appearing in Reeky Aad His Frieads 8. 48 murdering his wife, a peychlatrlst 8:88 Movie , 8 Tallahaxxee 7848 "Last Clear ^ance. Dlstln- OiMCaNDoMltAII SieaUiT (eeler) 8 Dr. Christina 18 boards an airliner adth bis girl­ "Zanxibar," James Ornlg, Lola 8:28 Weather, Mews ant Sperte shows already filmed have ‘ Okallee Of aatvatten t l 8:88 Meet The Press ... 88 friend—arho poses os his wife. l«ane Traokdoam_ Dan Duryea. Dick York, A ld o^y. Saerittce at Ike Masa S8 (Color) Guest: John J. McCloy, I Married Jena 8 8:88 Hews and Weather • OtM Oontrftctor 18:88 I Loro Lney ^ 41 Bebia Hoed when the lajuer^ U facM with| James ,G regory, Brian Keltxty Tkis Is Tke Ufa advisor to the President for Dis­ i5S*S2fci ^ ^ . 8 . « . « disbarment . . Mickey Rooney, Eddie Albert and lf : U ladnstry Os Parade .8 armament. - - Nick Adorns In "Berserk” . J o to Say When 28, 38 Uabheaxe MUIioa Dollar Movie 18 • One ReeponsiMUty 18:M fcbok Up aad UVe 8.-W Gaestward.Ho! .,8 ny's army C.O.. now a sbeiitf, Bnrie The Big Plotare "Fog Island." Lionel Atwlll Rip Torr, Boston Blackle M becomes mentally ill and causes STANEK U:88 Video VOIags ^ 8:48 Mewa "The Fall". Sixth iday In the sum­ 14:88 Special For Women 22, 58 • One Payment Plan mer drama series, "As Seen From Phil Bllvera unfortunate shooting. (Bepeat)i~ Pins Year Hsneh 88. 88 8:65 Srorta , "The Working Mother." Docu- WIM Bin HIckok , 48 (OTor) 7:48 Beagh BMera ' 2 The Stage," Frenchman currently 8:38 AsjihaM dongle 8. 48. U ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES 8. 88 ' mentary drama concerning the living In Amsterdam tries to ex­ Film ^55 Yes Axked For H Facaa Oa Ameriea conflicts of a mother who New Comedy Serle* Over IS Vtan’ Experience 8:3s The Tweatleth Ceatary S le McMasters Stoi?." Reform- 11:88 Dosble Expense MUUoa Dollar Merle plain .himself and his imperfeo- ed gangster Is slain 13 years Richa^ chooses to work, though her “Ichabod and Me" la the name Itons to a group of people in •’The Dust BotH.” Story of the t n BROAD ST. MANCHESTHl The Prioe le Bight n 18 "Tbe Blue Gardenia, making of an American wast^ [3ng straight" (Repeat). (O>lor) Conte . child Is of school age. Wnitefteld of the new CBS-TV comedy series Ml 3.24A3 C&f6. sleUdw Ledge_____ 8 Gale Storm Shaw Weather. Local Maws Connor is featured. Pauline Fred­ This Is The Aoswer 8 ' land, when dust storms caused 8* *8 erick is hostess and narrator. which will premiere Tuesday, Sept. thousands of families in the Great Johnny and Frank lose their Today’s Woman .. Mewa A Weather lt:'45 Light Time. 88 Southern Plains to pull up stakes salaries to a pre-coclous actress 11:2# Y o n Sarprixe Faehago 7:18 FUm (Repeat) 26, and stars Robert Sterling. 11:88 Year Child’s First Tears 3 and head for greener pastures. and make a deal with o-magaaine OeaeeBtrnUan 28, 88 Sports Camera TV Presents 8, 48, 58 Aliao in featured roles are CSiris- Faith Far Today 8 writer to get her "real" story. % .*i. M WUllam Shattner In "The Prom­ PETERMAN’S Walter Cronklle narrate#. (Re- Levs That Bob N ^ a . _ , •! ise.” Man promises his wife to tine White and Jimmy Mathers. Big Mae Advenrare Theater 23 gent)_._ 18:88 Candid Camera U:W Love of Ufe 7:88 Saa Fraaolaee Beat 8 Plumblni: and H ealing Oo. This Is the LUe S» ___ Hont 8 Arthur Godfrey aa host, Dorothy Tratb Or OoBsessenees 81. 1(1 LsTsmle 99 ive up bomb deactivation work, Gcorgd Chandler, who plays tbe Sacred Heart Collins and Allen Funt. Dorothy Cismsetlss# 8. 48. 88 John Smith, Robert Fuller In gion a friend asks him ‘to do Selsnce FloUoa Theater 18 one more. (Repeat) role of "Ichabod," is Styling’s 244 Main St.— Maachenter 11:15 The Christophers . M Whirleybirds , 22 Collins, posing af a clerk in a 12:88 Search A r Tnmertew "Two for the Gallows." Killer 11:M Camera Three 8. 48 Bonad Table 38 camera sbo’p, reauests custom­ IT DOES Make A Difference Where Yon Save! It OenId Be Yea hirea Slim Sherman to guide him 18:88 SUents Please co-star. This Oar Faith 8 Walt Disney Presents 58 ers’ old In repairing a broken (Color) to a loot gold mine. (Repeat) State Treoper Indaslry Oa Farads 88 "Adios El Chichlllo". Zorro uses wire. (Repeat). •' „ ^ Mamber Plenn Bags BaaBy g. 48. 88 11:88 Mews, Weather and Sports U:45 Scope 8 delaj^K actions to thwart El Loretta Yeung Show 22. 28 -ft G 12:48 The Qaldiag Ught Bugs gives lessons on bow to News, Weather aad Sports Fealare Story 38 Ckichlllo's-plan to waylay a treas­ "The Choice." Wealthy wonuui 12:56 Newt Day Bepert draw an animated cartoon. Other mg News ure wagon. (Repeat). must choose between respect for 1;W Best Seller stories. Mews A Weather W HY BE A PART-TIME ilA U fl LUTE INSURANCE 11:88 Heritage 3 her marriage vows and hope for , 3f% Oeant ef Monte Crixte 11:18 Featare Film Bander’s Showcase 3 7:88 Lassie _ • t:W Father KaeWe Beet., ^ ,.8 "Boys Town,” Spencer Tracy, IlU ffi AND TOUR - "Culley’s Hound Dog." Timmy fulfillment as a woman. (Rspeat). S A VI N G S At Home WUh Kitty "Betty’s Crusade.” When ,.the ASH MAN? WashlagtoB BcMrt 38' Merle Mickey Rooney M O N E T BAC K Adveatares la Boleaec 48 tells a farmer-friend he Isn t too 18:38 This It Year U fe 88 Film property of the local college Jack Poor Skew 12:13 Aronad Town 88 old to continue working his farm What’s My U n ef . „ 8 c l 21 (/ L O A N OanrenL nang-out la about to be bought (Color) JTe*ll convert 12:38 Wo B e l l ^ . 3 and the farmer sets out on, a John Doiy. moderator; panelists 1:28 As.The World Taraa by Jim Anderson’s company, NEW SUN UFE PLAN round-the-clock work schedule. Dorothy Kllg^Ien, Bennett Cerf, -\ s s o <■ T ,\ r I o .n; Anansl Highway Patrol Betty and some of her friends Featare 48 48 People la the News IMvldesKl Sselnl Notes THth Kitty 11:28 Werld’a Best Movlee 8 1. Provldea Insnrance protec­ Briefing Session 22 (Repeat). Arlene Francis. Guest panelist, organize a crusade to save the "The Beginning or The - End," th a t^m a ce Snailay Flayhoase 3 Tony Randall. „ Dance Time spot. (Repeat) _ tion to age 65. Saaday Matiaee 38 DBOa; B ats Pageant 11:88 Joik Parr Shew 221 "Border Soddlemates." Hex Allen The Shlrlev Temple Show 22. M Best of the Post ., 32 The BUInnaa 1. M, 88 (C5or) to clean, convenient Dawn Bible lasUthte 88 • (Color) “ The Little Mermaid." Editor’s Choice ' 8, 48, 88 ■ ASCSISTgg’t StSSST -FlBASeiAl IStTITStHlj 1:88 At Homs With KlHy Chuck Ctonners In "The tong Fendall Yerxa. editorial director 22. St 12:68 Mows aad Weather GAS HEAT 2. Retama all basic annnal pre- 12:85 Harry Reasoner —News I, 48 i f ermald yearns to become human 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER s ROUTE 81, COVENTRY - 2:88 Jan Mnrrny Shew Trek." Lucas and the Marshal 12:55 Moment of Medltatiea mlnnas I f life assnred lives 1:88 Your Commaaity - when she falls In love arlth a and anchorman. The long-range (Color) must decide whether to set a 1:88 News Baseball young man. (Repent). plans of Dallets, Tex., to prepare Face the Fneta 8 criminal free or die in the des­ with a tow cost to age 65. Yankees vs. Washington Million DolUr Movie 18 its residents lor partial school In­ Day la Oeart 8. 48. 88 ert. (Repeat) Secret ■•land 22 Phantom Caravan." Don Ameche. tegration starting in Sept, will be 2:88 Loretta Teang '81. HI 8:28 Doble OllUs _ .. Dimitri Tiomkin will play him­ 3. Is available for male and Fictnre For A Saaday A ftern o» “ Hill a Doesn’t Answer.” Edward highlighted. • • . . . Heaie Party "Parlei-Vous English." Doble s self aa guest star on a Jack Benny fem ale— age 15 to 50. Mulhare. - , 11:88 Sunday News Special 8 Seven Keye , 8 . ^ M mother Introduces him to the Show next season . -CBS has signed | 1:15 Voar Senator la Washiagtoa 7:38 Dennis the Menace . * News _ . ^ 3* Don WILLIS Garage t;88 Yoang Dr. Maleae 22. daughter of a famous French Conversion Burner "Man Of The House." Business NsWt AT Weather • painter, hopiiife that some ctil- Guy Mitchell to host its rodeo spe­ or 1:M Perception SPECIALISTS IN The MUUonnire Don’t carry a single ash O. i . V A N Catholic Hoar 22, 38 takes Henry Mitchell out of team Snaday Night Bepert 32 aeeB For A Day t, 48, 53 ' lure will ruD off on her wayward cial Oct. 16 from Madison Square I clinker this winter! Convert DEUSEN Second of four programs titled during his wile’s Illness and Den­ News A Weatherman 38 WHEEL ALIGNMENT aad 9he Verdict le Years son. (R ^eat) Garden .. CBS-’TV will pre-empt "England Revisited. ’ Series on nis becomes the ’’man of the News In Bevlew BRAKE SBBVIOE From Then Booto Alfred Hlloheeck Preseate 22. 88 that old fashioned D istrict house." (Repeat). , _ ... . . U :lt Sunday Might Mevie 22 " ’Very Moral Theft.” Operator "H ennesey" on Sept. 18 to show] Snpervlsor tour men who exemplified Catho­ Peter GENERAL AUTO REPAIR CeBBeotieat Baadrtaad cool furnace to lic life in England. Subject is Maverick 8. 48. U "Red Planet Mars.’ Wke Do Yea Trait T 88. SI of a building supply racket uses the pilot of the Alan King Show clean, f convenient Cardinal Newman. Rdbert Colbert, Jack Kelley In Graves. Andrea King. Mlteben 6-4SS1—18 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER 4:88 Bnager Aady Shew hts girl-friend to raise a large Although the "Peter Gunn’-* series! "ThA Forbidden City.” Brent ,dla- 11:18 Featnre Film g 22, 3) sum of money for him. (Repeat i gas heat We’ll 164 E. Center 2:88 Big Three Theater Victor Mc- Hake Beem for Daddy has been canceled, Craig Stevens] Street "M an In The Iron Mask". Louis coverS.a. "sinless town’ s" leading "South of Pago Pago. Ameriena Baadataad 88. 63. Wyatt Karp , 8, 48 ahpw you how In­ Hayward. citizenr.are Involved In secret Loglen, Jon Hall. 4:25 la The Pablla laterest II Hugh P ’Brian in "The Arizona won’t be out ot work too long. He’s expensive it can M I 9-4604 Sunday Doable Featore 22 crimes. (Repent). - Eichmoan On Trial 4:58 Edge el Night . Lottery.” Earp runs Intd may­ already set for an hour long series P I 2-6801 "The Big Knife". Jack Palonce. 8:88 Ed SnlHvah Show* _ 8 Late Show . . . Here’s Hellywe 32, » l hem when a ring of political be. CaU today. "Naval Acoddmy". Freddie Bor- "(arcus Star*, of the World." Fea­ "Johnny Guitar.", Joan Chwwford. MlUlsn Dollarollnr: Mevla _ —18 g lis t e r s begin operating a lot­ for the 1962-63 season. "Wacko tholowem. turing more tflM 30 world-famous Preview „ . *• MANCHESTER "The Pretender," Albert Dokker, tery. (Repeat) Wolf’’, a new half-hour animated] SUN UFE OF CANADA tholomew. acts taped an d,filmed In Paris. 11:45 World’s Best Movies 8 Alan Ctarnay OoBgieasloBOl laveatigotee 18 cartoon series, is being prepared] Ta P . A IT K IN COa 2:38 Baseball 38 Moscow. London, Tokyo. Los "Easy To Wed. Van Johnson. 8:88 Fentare Film _ . ' _ , Frontiers la Hedlolae 68 Cubs vs. Milwaukee Braves. Vegas. New York and Aloslca — 12:58 Nows A WealJiCT » OLDSMOBILE SALTO ' "You Can’t Cheat Aa Honest 8:48 Comedy BpotUght for TV . 3:88 Big Picture many of them performing against 11:55 Moment Of MedlUMen 8 "YOUR OIASMOBDJB DEALER" Ml 3-6793 3:38 Davey A Oolialh authentic circus backgrounds. 3:45 Social Secarity (Repeat). „ ^ Q: Wbat is the name of the new 4:88 Big FIclare 18 Nallenal Velvet , 22. 88 SALTO and TOURAINE PAINTS Insarpnce City Opoa Oolf Tonrna. Lori Martin In "The Beauty Con­ series Gertrude .Berg wlU star In ? 512 WEST CENTER STREET SERVICE ment' * test." Velvet tries to gain accept­ M.O. M t 8 -IB ll WEDNESDAY T elevision PROGRAM Highway Patrol ance Into her sister's.older grdup. A : "Mrs. G. Goes to College." 22 ToOaiid Tpk«. • b r u s h e s EickmaaB On Trial (Repeat). ' Chaaael 8:68 FeUx The Cat 8 Harry Bellaver In "A Kettle of I 8:18 Town Crier 1 Precious Fish." Hoods .kidnap 7:88 Heritage ^ 8:88 M^y4 Faaday Fazales 8 seven executives on llshmg trip. • WALLPAPERS "Saftety- Tested The Dave Oanawar Taday^Stow Flippy The Clown 18 (Repeat) __ L btorpol OalliBc 44 i Victory At Sea 221 • SANDERS. POLISHERS 7:28 A|p^jidtBre MeaNi ' ^ Mews U TIghrope 241 MONDAY T elevision PROGRAM ills Ooreaads 8 St I News, - Weatker A Sports 3 | STEAMERS FOR RENT. Used C ars" 7:88 Maasleas of Maa. 8 TV Mall Order Market 88 Big News Royal The Admiral and Swabby boeh, Mr. Devery, assume map- 8:28 Mewa. Weather aad Spelts S Mews A Weather tyrs' 'roles when e ^ h entert^ns Baslaess B etoit . 8 Mews, Sports, Westber 8 ;55. Town Crier the misconception that the other 7:26 University Of The Afar 8 Bescae 8 48 7 it# Heritage 5:38 Bln Tin Tin ' 48. 53 8:88 Mewa A Weather 8 11:18 Featare Film leads * lonely and miserable 8:88' Ught Time 8 "Gunflghters". Randolph Sc< Ice Cream Co. Paul’s Paiat aad Today Shew 5:36 Felix The Cat I life after business hour. (Repent) Mews’ 8 Eebia Bead 18 7:28 Weather (Color) C08URN 8 MIDDLE8ROOK, hie. OlabhoBse __ 22 Barbara Britton. INOORPORATZaD Coaccatratfen (Color) 32, 28 8:18 Caplala Kaagarea 8 Jack Paar Skew Agrlcnltare News 8:88 Yogi Bear 8 ■ Jim Lucas is host In place of investments Breakfast Time 8 8:48 Mews 8. 8. 22. M WallpaiMr Supply 7:88 Perception Flippy The Olowa 15 (Color) 4:65 Spelts 44 (Color) Bnslaess Beport Panle , 48 vacationing. Hugh Downs MB. GEORGE r . JOHNSON JBn MsBAger 7:44 Dsageroas Babb 8 Featare-'eatare 48 27 Warren SL— M l 8-6666 Adventures In Paradise JL 48, •» 8:88 Hap BIcharda 8 11:28 Werld't Bes4 Movies _ . - , 645 Main St.— MI 9-0300 7:26 University Of The Air Mews ' t 63 Gardner M c k ^ to ’"rto fer- Bomper Beam 22. 38 Shatgaa Slade 8 8:88 News 8:U Modern Digest U FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED 1 MUlTeB Dollar Maria U (Color) "Elephant Gun." Brenda I pent In the Garden.” Ctapt. Troy AlmiMAe Lee, Michael Craig. - I Light Time Beseue 8 _ li • ! and pretty pasaengm: are waah^ ON A IJ - EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS 8:86 Laaney Taaas "Holiday Week." Leslie Dwyer. 8:15 Captain Bangaroe 8:28 Weather News A Sports ^ 3 8:15 Laarel A Hardy Weather. Local News 22 11:88 J a ^ Paar Show 211 Over Two Faces West 48 ashore on pacific Isle. (Repeat) 828 M A IN S TR E E T T E L . M I 8-1106 (Color) 1 Breakfast Tima Mllliea Dollar Movlh ^ 18 Captala Kaagarea Mews aad Weriher 28. 48 A:88 Hap Biehards 8:38 Mews A Weather 8 tiM I Married Jean 7:16 Backstage 22 12:68 News A Weather , 21 Romper, Boom Bqhia Heed 13 "Holiday Week,’ Leslie Dwyer, Sports Camara 12:55 Moment ef MedltaHen 11 30 Flavors Our SPKDY Specialty Cl%ikoi___ ouso 2* Lisa Dnniely Irows ll4 t :Late News 38 | Almaaae 18:88 Glena Milieu Time * * v * "Her Adventurous N igh t" Dennis 8:85 Looney Tnaes Compass „ g With Ray McKinley and J <^- O'Keefe, Helen Widker. a 7:M MalflM Baa ^ TRULY DELICIOUS 8:15 Lanrri A Hardy 8:45 News — 1. 8. 22. 88 "A WotBAB Who Sews—Has Nlee CSotbesr 18:88 I Lave lAey Hike and. Lsury become custo- 8:66 Sports 48 ny Desmond os co-h^s, oM In ^ Gallons! Captain Kangaroo featuring singer Patty Clark apd Say When dimis of the teen-aged daughter of 8:88 Movie. „ ^ 3 7:88 After Dinaer Movie I the Castle Sfiters. a vocal groups Basle a diver who la killed In an under­ Giilager Prizes CHICKEN "Three Smart Girls. Deanna "Foxes of Harrow, Rex Har­ Barbara Staawrok Shew 22. 88 18:88 Video Villoga water tragedy. (Repeat). Durbin, BInnie Barnes rison, Maureen O'Hara "The Key To The Killer." ,Dep­ Shot) PILORIM MILLS fer year Play le a r Haaeh n . 88 Wagea Trala 22. 88 Brown in A Minutos I Married Jean Phil Snvers .8 uty sherltf seeks the weoloum (Color) _ _ . Robert Horton. John Meintire In Japan Fan Letter | MANCHESTER 18:88 I Love Lnoy Mlltion Dollar Movie 18 In’^a killer’s personality while he Yea Asked F s r.ll "The Saul Bevins Story." Blind, Hie world’s “ Onest eatin’ chlck- Say Wben 22. "The- Novy Woy,” Robert Low- tries to break the handcuffs FALL Fabrics at low m h i prices! U;N The Price b High# would-be Immigrant appeals to Msle cry, Jean Parker _ which bind them. (Repeat) (Color) Wagonmaster Hole for a chance A prize memento o f Clu Gulai^er, en” with incomparable taste. Weather, Local News 21 DaaUe Expasara to prove his capabilities. (R«- CYCLE SHOP 18:88 Video Village ^ „ Mews 'ef the Bear, Weather 38 18:38 Main Event 8 Play Your Hunch (Coler) 22. Peter Gaan 8, M. i t Gale Starm Shew geen 'as Billy the Kid oat "Tall CYCLE SALES and SERVICE CAU. IN ORDER News and Weather 48 Stdearoom Hoqrs: EverT 0*7 Noon to 0 PJMb" Satnrday 10 AJML ts 6 P3L Aoademy Playhaase fiaW'Kaag 8. 48 Yen Asked For It American Odyssey 33 Craig Stevens in ’ Sepl. Gunn Rod Taylor in "With Deadly Sor­ Man," it a fan letter he received Pick Up 10 Mlnntes la ter becomes involved in blackmau 11:88 Year Sarprisa Paahaga 11:88 Doable Exposure , _ 7:16 Film 21 row." Songstress seeks pollcs C olum l^— ^Humber The Price Is Bight 22 COSO when he agrees to help a nmBhrtBY HAU, # HARTFORD BD. e MANCHESTER ej^B PA B TO JO Caaoeatratiaa help when she’s ordered out of recently from a viewer In Tokyo, Sports Camera M ten-year-old ’ boy. (Repeot) ’ Lava That Bah Hong Kong for on unknown rea­ (Color) News „ g The Third Maa 22 Japan, where the programs are English—Rollfast Gale Starm Show 8. 32 7:38 The’^Americans .**>_®*^ 28:88 Lava Of Ufe son. (Repeat). DEGI’S DRIVE4N Aoademy Playhense Bescae 8 Tratb er Oeaseqa ***— 22. 28 8:88 Danger Man also being shown. BOB KIERNAN„ Prop. 462 CE NTE R S T ^ M I 3-2660 Darryl Hickman and Dick Da- 11:88 News, Weather and Spelts -A Oeineatlege 8. 48. it 11:18 Yenr ’Surprise Pneknga valOB in "The Long Way Back." News, Weather and Spelts ______Teaserrew „ 8 "The Key". John Drake Is called The letter stated, "I am over- 148 BUddle Tpke. W «r t Uoacentratlas *2 . Missouri farmer tries to force 12:88 S earoh P er to Vienna to help identlfr a trai­ 8. 48. 88 Big News It Oeald Be Tea (Oeler) . M> * tor responsible for leaking im­ whelhfed with happiness of writing M I 9-0426 Love That Bob wounded: Jeff Canfield to marry News and Weather iW . H. England Luniber Co7 Mamber Plaswa 8. 48. i t letter to you. Since you appeared 11:88 Love Of Life _ his daughter, (Repeat) -News. Sports, Weather portant information. (Repeat). 'Tmth or. Censeuneaeaa 21 Cheyenne Show 8. 48. 58 11:15 Saspease Theater "AT THE GREEN" IS:U The 0< The Fries b lUght 22. 88 in Tall Man’ which la played in Cameaflaga ' 8. 48, Clint Walker in "Two Trails to "Beginning Of The End, U;58 News Day (Color) every ’Tuesday night. It 1a now the Santa Fe." Cheyenne brings on Graves, Peggie Castle 1:88 )8eat feller Adroatares ef Ossie and Harriet 11:38 It Ceald Bs Tea 13. wrath of Apache tribe -when he Oaa^-af Meate Crista 8 indi^nsable program for me, Tou Jack Poor At Heme WHk Utty 32, St "Bowling With the Wives." Men aoiraw rescues Indian girl. (Repeat) (Color) Open A ll Day SattUrday who take after Billy the Kid, the ih For Te: 5:88 Tales Of Wells Forge **t,88 Mevie decide togetherness can be oveiv FRONT E N |U Number Please 8. 48. 8| Featnre 48 FUm done when tbe wives decide to outlaw who finished hid story Ufe at 12:45 The Oalding Ught Dale Robertson In "The Killing U:28 World’s Best Meviea ,8 22 of Johnny Lash." Gunplay en­ "Two Guys From Milwaukee, 1)88 As tka Werld Taraa move in on their bowling night. the young age of 21. 12:55 News Day Bepert sues when Hardlp tries to >sell (Repeat). "Your charming profile, sweet 1:88 Best Seller . .a Dennis Morjeon, Barber Cemmaad 18 Count of Monte Crista 8^53 a saloon, once put up as security I Jack Poor Skew .. 28 • KHty SPECIAL for a loan to its new deceased Daaoe Time Tallahassee 7444 . 44 amlle overflown on the screen, all At Heme Kitty 22. 38 (Color) ' Ig AO nice for me. The only regret­ Movie owner. (Repeat) I News 34 Th4 Ohrlstaphera 8:88 Aagel Film 53 Snrfslde Six 8. 88.„6t 1:M At Heme Hita KHty Annie Fargo and Marshal ful la that I can see you just once 1:M As The World Taraa Troy Donahue In "Spinout at Se- Thompson In "The Goat Dog." A week. I was informed that you are brlng," wealthy wothan epn- When SportACBAtec M d ^Uhn •■••SirM’EJS.^'SSlw 88.88 Hungry, four-legged wedding gift li'efaPSoliV^'uh Kitty • spires with a sports car racer to arrives for Angel just as her starring In many TV fdotures and slay her husband. (Repeat) goeo out of tonwn to cover variouA Oem. 8. 48. 88 neighbors get involved In a con­ I wish you wUb remain actively.’’’ 17 OAK ST, . Dance Time . TV Hear of Stars U Read The Herald Every tkt'Heaae PMty „ J flict over property improvement This Is The Answer 8:88 Spike Joaes Skew sporting events ~ he aomet^ea Leretta Teang lhaatar . * * . * * (Repeat). ■ITie letter wtCs signed by KasaJio 1:35 At Home With KHty Seven Keya . 8. 81. 51 Akayama and Clu reports that If Phono Ml 3-6247 1:88 Face The Facta Variety show, co-starring Spike checks Into hotels under an^ tu- Mystery Theatre 22. 28 Jaa Murray Shew 21. 28 Jones and singer Helen G:Grayco, 8:18 The M U Ilea^ "House of Mystery.' Young cou- ever he visits Tokyo hic’U make It a Color) , and jmests. mieata. Actor Louis ^ e , sumed name. Often he checks In Voaas Dr. Matoaa . pie learns that thelelr new home special point to drop by the writ­ ARgwwviBt ^ or Ml 3-4444 ilay la Coart 8. 58 and Sam Butere and the Wl( ' OaecB Per A Day 8. 48. U has a ghostly pest 2:31 House Party nesses, musical groUP as "Allen Melvki.” "That’s the Day and Keep Inforified Oh 8:88 ^ Vsj^ b Yeara , 8 HawalCdun Eye 8. 48.88 er’s home to otffer personal thanks. Loretta Young . ^ Whispering Smith ' 22. 88 advantage of having two first Freas rheaa Heats II. M Anthony Eisley In "The Stanhope _ _ i ______^------— Broke Ad|iis6m#et Sovea Keys 8. 48. 5. "The Trademark." Ex-convict Oaaaeetleat Baadstaad „ .8 Brand’ . ILscKenste la pitted 3:88 Charles Beyer Theater 3 sets out to kill six men to re­ ntunes," says M el. "T o u ctm Wka De Tea tastT 48. H against a cattle baron while Young Dr. Malone M, 38 ceive a large reward, privately searching for a missing writer- M aa oJ M any N o ^ offered to avenge g. lynching. switch them around and some­ “ ••SSSrE^jIfSaddy . 2 ,4 friend. (Repeat). Mcmciiig ueea For A Day 8. 48. 5> Amarieaa Baadstaad 8, 48. 9he Verdict Is Years ^ . 8:38 Ana Seatheni Shew_ times become anonymous." Town-Wide Activities *.. . Danger Is My Bastaess Joe Hamilton of Bob Banner A a - 2 W H E E LS B A LA N C E D MULLiN'S From These Hoots 22. 38 "Just Friends.” Katy and her 4:28 b The PabUe btereat 8:88 I’vs Got A Secret Onne-ilrni Bandstand 4:88 Edge ef Might Garry Moore, hori and emcee sociates, producer of the "Gary Here’s Hellyweed Moore Show" is a former singer SALES and SERVICES fdie Do You TmstT 48. 88 U pauiellsts Bill Cullen, Henry Mor­ 1:88 Bnneei findv . „ „ miHea______DellM' MMet evb gan, Betsy Palmer, Bess Myer- and also a man of note having Make Boom lor Daddy M. "The Navy Wiur." Robert Lonery, son' and guests. American Bandstand 8. 48 53 On The Merchandise Local Jean Parker. - MllUea Dollar Merie , . 18 composed numy songs. As a mat­ Hartfori CoMral * Gnnnrol Ropoira 4:25 la The Pnblle Inlereit FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS “ The Pretender." Albert Dekker, ter of fact, H was Hamilton who 4:38 Edge OfOTght "U ttir Bit Of Heaven". Gloria ' Alan Camay. wrote the Moore Show themer Here’o Hollywood 32. RETER’S DTN A VISION SYSTEM Jean, Bobert Stack TiraCa. * Rang* and FimI Oils Pepeye Tbaater 18:88 Urele Theater "Thanks For Dropping By." Million Dollar Movta "(h-lme Without A Country." In- "Fog Island.:L Llonri Atwlll, IS THE "X-RAV” METHOD FOB (Color) FirstJ rBImw ’s highly elficleot system Mi 9-2828 * Complnta Tnxaco Jerome Cowan A PERFECT dOBt Stores Are Selling. "Streets Of San Fraaelaoo." Rob­ K imbating International prime Q: When did the Oszl« and iW - 8:88 Fentare Film _ _ . , ert Armstrong. la dramatised. DDouglas o u s ^ Edwards ISSCOflBUSr. "The Crime of Dr., Forbes,’ is host-narrator. (Repeat). rie t Show begin? Joauine C. R r o d n e | f Gloria Stuart, Henry Armetta Hsirly Shew ' ^ ^ - A : TTie Aventures of Ossie and Popeye Theater (Color) "SweeUiearla Oa Parade". Ray It Cenid Be Ten _ . 28. LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO ’ Mtddleton. . . __ Starring BIU Leyden. (Color). _ JL J. KUIXINS m . Prop, 1 Victory At Sea, A Series of 8 Naked O ty 8, M. 81 Harriet started ag a regular radio . Early Shew . W . M ID D L E T P K E . A T B R O A D MB 6-7616 Tthe Admiral aad i wabhy - _ eerieo in 1944. m XMlBiiS Tpke.—M l t-6614 ”R i^ The Man Dowu," Brlaa 8i88 Leaa Baagsa dt. 88 Paul Burke. Horace McMaboa Donlpvy

J,!;' PAGE FOUR Manchester evening herald, Manchester, conn., Saturday, august 12, i96i Poodle Will Join Donna Reed Show THURSDAY Television PROGRAM Hera’s Hollywa 88. 88 become a rancher. (Repeat). . H ollyw ood t:SS Tews Crier .■ M Ile a Dollar Th«p«’H b« a new dogr—and a 7:ee The Dave aerrewey Tedey Shew HsrU U Bat Maslerson tt. 8# ■^he Blue Gardenia.’’ Richard Gone Barry in "A Lesson In bJgf one—in TV town this fall. Co­ . , Heriteae »*. 8# Conte. Violence." while leading a Texas S:S8 Fealare rllm 1:tS Weather m 8 cattle drive. Masterson discovers on T V co haa been sigrned for a continu­ , Asric^tare News a "Patrick Abe Great” . Donald oU„and becomes the target of a O'Connor . murder plot. (Repeat). ing role aa a member of the Stone “ **• X*ae Cemmaally « Pepeye Theater f - Baalaerr Beper* | (Color) Real McCoys 8. 58 household oh ABC-TV’s “The Don Dalrerrlly Of The Air s First Show it "Teenage Wedding.** Grandpa By EBSKINE JOHNSON Va “ d Oellalh s finds correct formula for ro­ na Reed Show” (Thursdays, 8-8:30 8:M New* ■ "Beat The Band". Ralph Ed­ mance when he encourages Hassle Hollywood Coireapondent p.m. NYT). UshI Time t wards. Frances Langford. after she announces her engage­ Newspaper Enterprise AshoclaUe* Barly Show gg ment. (Repeat). The canine thespian—a poodle ■ :U Captaia Kaasarae $ "Jubilee Trail” . Pat O'Brien. Hollywood— (N EA )—Hollirwood Breahfaet n m e a ^ e Admiral Swsbhy Tales or The Vikings IS Is. TaUking’ About: Charlton Hes­ by kennel club classihcation, hav- (Color) 8:#8 David Miven Theater 8 9:M Hap Richards Show t Shew dg ton shelving the celluloid heroics ing bron sired by standard poo- l ^ k y A His Friends 48. 88 Bachelor Father tt. 88 B^per Beam j». jf Palis The Cal 8 John Forsythe in "A Man Among ("Ben Huri” and the forthcoming dles-^ta a poodle the like of which Atmaeac m Men." Kelly diverts her attention Laoaer Tnnra M (Color) “ Ei Cid” ) for a comedy (utii in a 's m t ^ ^ n frequenUy see since Hackleberry Heesd 8 from her boyhood to a dumb Julius Caesar was playing to pack- 8:15 Learel A Hardy a Flippy 'The'cisvra' but valuable basketball player. film version of the beat-selling’ B.«a KMsaree 4# Medic ' (Repeat). "The Easter Dinner." . .. ^ Roman Forum 8:88 > Married deaa s Mews My Three Sons 8, 4# ^ owned and trained hy Merle | Behind Closed Deera Fred MacMurray in "Soapbox The sununer’s best fish -story a s ' •on Wallace, is an 18-months-old •'Green Hell". Douglas Fairbanks. Social S^arily Derby." Robbie and Steve rush to told to Harry Ray by a Monterey, Jr.. Joan Bennett. Weather. Mews and Sperta complete a hometbuilt auto racer Calif., sports fishlngr boat skipper. ” 5 pounds and 18:88 I Lore Lacy 4S Tightrope and missile respectively. (Repeat) 'inding 42 >4 inches high, and still Say Whea n s ! News aad Weather Playhonse is “Do you catch many big" fish Sasla s Wrestling 53 .rowing. 18 :M VIdea Villace Robia Hood arounii here?" asked Ray. Ciabhoase Brenner Ctco has bushy brown hair about PlayPto* V*Voar Haach |8 :8# s “B ig?” replied the skipper. (Color) Holiday Highways Great Ghost Tales''.. tt. 8# r Tht inches long. Resembling a Tea Aeked Fee II News 8 , 8. tt. 88 (Color) "Why last week I caug^ht one so all hon. at first glance, he is a 11:88 Doable Expaeare Sports Parade The Untouchables 8. big the 4# photogpraph weighed six The Pilee le Bight Robert Stack in "Testimony of m gentleness. Insured for The dim Backat Shew 8 Evil." Ness and mobsters pursue pounds.” . . . (Color) West Point 8 MGM reporting a $12,000,000 0.1^ , he travels to work in a Gale Storm Show 8. 88 Millioa Dollar Movie 18 a witness hiding from both. (Re- Today’a Womaa peat) gross on the latest reissue -dt uffeur-driven. private, white “ Fog Island." Lionel Atwell. Mil..aillioa Dollar Moyie 18 ir-conditioned truck. ’ 11:8 8 CoBceairatioB 88. 88 News aad Weather tt. 98 "The Navy Way.” Robert Lonery, "Gone With the Wind." That’s Voar Sarprioe Paekagd 8 Mews aad Weathermaa ww^ Jean Parker. more than the film's original Lave Thai Bob 8. 48 88 Vacovered 88 U :88 Love el Ufe 1# TV Reports 8 cost. . . . S **Kiags Of Ooir» tt "Censorship and ihe Movies." An 3^ l b or CoBM4 Beaees a M Sports Camera 80 and Warner Bros, Newhart to Get News 4# examination of the influences that I * oo 8. 48. n determine what you see and do talking about Der Bingle dimning U:I8 Namber Pleaaa 8 48 88 I Samroer Sports Spectacalar -8 not see on theater screens: Hard the Roman collar again—for the Show of His Own Seoreh For Temerrsw 1 "The Harlem Globetrotters." The censorship, now imposed by li­ role of the padre in • “The Devil's It Ceald Be Yea gg. gg "magiciana of basketball" per­ censing boards in four states and (Color) * form the court routines that have 15 cities: the restrictions imposed Advocate.” . . . Jajme Mansfield lt:45 The Oaidlac UghI g made them famous the world over on films in 25 additional cities: bidding for the "Molly Bloom” in A group of Hollywood's top lt:58'Newe Day Bepori gg In an exhibition game with the the pressures exerted by religious ledy writers — including Ernest 1:0* At Home With Kitty gg.. gg Washington Generals. World table and civic groups: and the film in­ “Ulysses”—wearing a black wig. Beat Seller g tennis champions Richard Berg- dustry’s attemot at self-regulation . . . Columbia deciding to keep ■’fnbers, Bob Kaufman, Charles mann of Great Britain and N o ^ rman and Don Hinkley, were rounl of Moole Criste g through) the Production Code. "Gidget” going. Coming up wiU Movie 4a kflLSu PXieii of Japan peiform ait Howard K. Smith, narrator. (Re­ be "Gidget Goes Parisian.” . . . fbr "The Bob Film gg halftime. (Repeat). peat). vvhart Show" color series which 1:M Aa the World Taraa g OntUWs tt. 9# Groucho Show t2. 8# Spike Jones’ latest contribution U Wednesday, Oct. 11 (lo p.m. Highway Patrol g Barton MacLane. Don Collier, 1# :S# The Third Man 8 to summer madness—an album Social Not«a With Kilty gg and Jock Gavnor in "Outrage at SllenU Please 4# titled, “Let’s Sing Along with T) on the NBC-TV on the NBC- Daace Time ga Pawnee Bend." Railrqad express Ernie Kovacs. host. John Barry­ Network. Tbia la The Life 5 agent and a conductor rob a train more in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Dracula and Vampira.” . . . 1 :U At Home With Kilty gg in an effort to outsmart an "In­ Hyde." Tour de force which be Mickey Rooney’s 14-year-old ^Producer and head writer Ro- vulnerable" detective. (Repeat). !:M Face The Facts 8 came the cn screen’s.^1 It O IIRrst ^eat sprout, Timmy, making his tele­ '^d Kibbee signed the writers to Jaa Murray Show gf. M Blae Angels 8 American horror film.n. (R e^at)e^a ■ist in scripting the weekly (Color) Onestward Ho! 58.4# Shotgun Slade tt film series debut in “ Room for One "Frontier Week.**' The Hooten Hike Rammer 38 More.” The show bows this fall. . . . medy color series. . . . 2 * ' •• **■ “ horses bolt in a roaring c o v e r t Hovie Party S a :•# News. Weather A Sports 8. 8. 4# Alec Guinness checking in for - assignments Include ^ retta Vmumg « . m wagon race lea v i^ Bab and Big News tt 8«t©b Keys g, «#. S3 Hawkeye with thei# shoulders to the role of Prince Feisal, leader of 1 Stephenson as associate pro- the wheel of the finish line. (Re­ News and Weather . 8# S:#9 Charles Boyer Theater t a the Arab revolt, In “Lawrence of er and scenic designer, and Voaaa Dr. Maloao 89. M peat). • :15 Jach Paar Show 8# whart’s manager, Frank J. 8 :## (Color) Arabia.” An ironic casting switch M a- S:?®®fv A •. ••• »• Donna IKeed Show 8. 4iu 58 Europe's Finest Movies 8 since Guinness played the Law­ ^gfan, aa executive producer. S:99 The VerMct la foara t Tony Martin guest stars. Donha "One Step To Eternity." Danielle From These Beots St M Inspires Tony to courtroom to Darrieux. rence role for a year on the Lon­ Coaaecticat Baadataad S protect a speeding ticket. (Repeat) Feattfte 4# 4# don,stage in "Ross.” . . . Robert Young will star in a new ^ _ Who Do Toa TrastT M. 58 8 :8# Frontier Jnstlce 8. 4#a :t# World’s Best Movies 8 Steve McQueen set for a Sep­ 4:0# Banger Aady S "The Promise.", Man and hU "Pillow To Post". Ida Lupino. Wil­ es, “Window on .Main St.,” Maks Room For Daddy St. 8# tember opening in “A Hatful of ch will premier on Monday, brothers have proihised their dy­ liam Prince. Ameriran RandaUad •. 4# 58 ing father that they will .stay on 11 :8# Jack Paar Show tt Rain” in London. . . . t. 2 CBS-TV 8:30-9 p.m. Inci’' 4<25 la The Pabllc Interest 18 the family ranch, although the (Color) 4:3# Rdge Of .Might s younger brother has no desire to The word for a certain lah-de- -tally, this is the same time spot :## News 8# dah starlet: "She has a drip-dry ich Mr. Young’s preifious series, mind.” . . . ^ . ather Knows Best," held down successfully. “ King of the Seven Seas,” bl- 10 opic of Sir Francis Drake, going FRroAY Television PROGRAM before the cameras in Rome with Ghana ei "Hell’s Crossroad." Feggie Cas­ Rod Taylor in the title role. . . . 5:55 Town Crier 8 kram from Springfield, Mo. tle, Steve McNally S:H I a sagj BJaw^v 5VI9 D K C B F D duw, «3w Dean Martin shelling out $28.- 7:## The Dave Garroway Today Show ‘The Lawless Years 33, 35 Early Show |5 James Gregor>* In "V idor Oo- 000 for 1 per cent of the Sands t> 15 "The Vanishing American," rido." Rudit.sky halts (he ac- Heritage f Scott Brady tivltlea of (wo gunmen who Hotel in Ijis Vegas. . . . Para­ 7:25 Weather The Admiral aad Swahby work os "enforcers" for a labor mount talking to Hedy Lamarr , AgricaUure News Show. 45 7:8# This is LX'oan racketeer. . _■ about a film comeback. . . . 5:8# Bln Tin Tia 55. 53 77 Suutet Strip 8, 4#, 58 Business Bepuri 5:55 Fells The Cal • "The Rice Estate." Rich widow Rod Serllng planning a feature 7:85 University Of The Air (Color) is threatened if she • sells : her movie of his "Twilight Zone” TV m m ii 8 :## News 8:1 Best Of The Post 8 property. (Repeat) Light Time series. . . . Now that she’s Mrs. Flippy The Glowa U Teensvllle Friday Night 1Hep 18 8:15 Breakfast Time Superman 35 David Nelso'n, June Blair will play ELECTRONICS (Color) 9 :8# Charles------Itoyer8 Theater ^ Captain Kangaroo News 53 . Preview Theater tt, 8# Mrs. David Nelson in the TV se­ iflBORATORIES .9:0# Hap Richards Manhunt 35 "Shore Leave." Two sailors plot ries. . . . Romper ^ o ih Newsreel 53 to raise'850 In an effort to re- The grapevine twisting about Almanac Weslhrr News A Sports 5 ' place an engagement ring they 9:05 Luoney Tunes Behind Closed Doors 45 tost. Marlon Brando and Marilyn Mon­ 277 BROAD 9:15 Laurel A Hardy News d Weather • 8 Million Dollar Movie 18 roe costarrihg in a movie. That ^ Captain Kangaroo • Robin Hood 18 "The Blue Gardenia,’* Richard could be a movie 10 years in the 9:8# I Married Joaa Clabhonse 33 Conte Movie, Film 63 15:05 Hit^nel Shayne 33, 35 making. . . . PoUtiral 33 SHOP STANfiK’S The Plunderers,* Rod tRichard r *''***^'’* Denmng *In5* ' ’Marriagei n a i i s a K C Now that is Mrs. FOB eron, Ilona Massey 6:45 Newo 3, 8. 33. M Can ^ Be Fjatai.|^ elope- 6:55 Sports 55^ ment i.s thwarted by his step­ Jason Robards Jr., he has shelved 1#:## 1 Love L.ucy 7:M Death Valley Days 3 T £ L E V I»0 K Say Whea mother and her chauffeur. (Re­ his impersona­ Susie Lorlrnp 8 peat) tion. It was once the hit of the 1#:8# Video Vlllago Million Dollar Movie 18 TwIlighL Zone ■ R A0IO 6 Play Tour Buneli "The Pretender," Albert Dekker _"Thc Big, Tall Wish." A has- party circuit. The resemblance (Color) ^ Weather, Local News tt been boxer discovers Ihnt he is so close, however, he needs no FHOXOOKAFHS News d: Weather 35, 45 hasn’t 08 much faith as his 10- introduction. 11:## Double Exposure Film 53 year-old admirer when ‘ he Is The Price Is Right i Social Serority 33 confronted by the grim realities The Film Academy will crack Aim> RADIOS (Color) I Sports Camera 0* Pzofesslon. (Repeat) down next year on promotional Gale Storm Show tfewA Bobert Taylor in the Detectives Ftah DepeodaUs Service 8. 58 practices used by contenders in . . Academy Playhonse Rawhide o ..XT... . 8. 48, 53 the annual Oscar race. . ; . Script Jfoxr Surprise Packago Eric Fleming. Clint Eastwood in Not------So a^vrss^Long Ago." AAn l t trjh-ex- nA iaiirxe ev.trvcM _ ... ____ .a Concentration "Incident at Rojo Canyon.': Cat­ beauty----- — -.r queen •xarvssM reports , a a | /prowler l U W i n troi^le postponed the’ filming . . ^ ^hat Bob! .. . 53 tle drive permits a singer and ^*nd• n Capt. —. Holbrook ... wonders - start of “ Hawaii” until the fall of 1; \ I IK ), >, \ I ,1 ' I 1; \ (( 12:## Ixove of Ufe , her manager-accompanist to Join whether it Is a publicity stunt. Truth or Cousegueuceu tt, 8# them when’ the girl reveals she (Repeat) ' ' 1902. There are only 2()0r pages Camouflago 8. 40. 58 is searching for her father. (Re- 15:35 Person To Person • j ready to date for the canw- 13:8# Search For Tomorrow 8 peat) Charles ColUngwood will visit eras. . . . II Could Be You tt 8# Happy 33. 35 with actor-photographer Roddy (Color) Ronnie Bums. Yvonne Lime in McDowell nnd singer-dancer-ac- Warner Bros, is plotting a film Number Please 8 4#. 58 "Charlie and Clara. Marriage .t®®ss .Tulle Newmar, version of Ite old film hit,-"One PETS! 12:45 The Guidiuc Light 8 Counselors." Sally gets a Job as fke Law And Mr. Jones 5, S3 Way Passage." . . . • P C P P IK S 12 :M Newf Day Report 22 a fashion model. (Repeat) James Whitmore in "Unbury the 1:## ^ s t Seller 8 Bat Masterson S 1 ?f*' Wartime deserter falls Tr^e paper item: “Impact of • B IR D S Cenut ef Monte CrUte 8 Pabllc Defender 45 victim to a town which con- pay TV looms so great that it At Heme With Kitty 88, 9# Matty’s Pnaday Funnies 51 ^ ires against him. (Repeat) • TROPICAL FISH Movie 48 "Pcsl Pupil.” Baby Huey 1s ex would be Inipossible for theaters to ^ _ Film 88 periencing difficulty ' in ktnder- 11:55 News, Weather and Sporia J operate profitably against It and 1:8# As Ihe World Turns 8 ?;arten so Mama Duck hires a' News, Sports, Weather . 8 many would disappear,” according U T T U & Mc K in n e y l^h w ay Patrol § utor to help him. Other stories. Big News 2, w the chairman of the Theater 15 WOODBRIDA e S T . Social Notes With Kitty tt 5:55 Oae Happy Family 33. 35 News and Weather sa Daace Time Owners oj America’s antipav TV MANCHESTER Dirk Sergent. Jody Warner in (News, Sports, Weatkec 45 committee. . j . M I S-80M Faith For Today \ "Sky Diver." The family is Fsatnre Mlm 1:M Al Heme With. Kitty plunged into hysteria as Dick "Dr. Jekyll . and Mr. Hyde.'* Unless pay ’TV comes, giving Fsca 111, Fact, plans to make his first para­ fe n c e r fracy. M a m y SIwir chute Jump for the weather . Show M movie-makera added revenue to (Color) : blireau. (Repeat) : World Best Blovles produce theater movies, many MSET U . S*» 0«hrt I. « . Harrigaa B Soa 3,.45, 53 Greer Oar- theaters will disappear simply be­ Z:M Hoaae Party S i M Hoger Perry in son, Walter Pldgebn Larctta Yaaac "The re’s_ No ' Pool Like An Old Award Theater cause of product shortage. GLADYS CLOSE . Sorea Keya Pool. Harrigsin. Sr. falls for an 11 :S5 Jack Paar Show 3:55 Dick Fsarell Playh«a,a actress and threatens ta sue 12:5# News and Weather AND V ,aai Dr Malaaa ’ crltimi who pan her. (Repeat) 12:85 Homeni or Medltatloa . „ Qaeea P ,r A Day 3:35 Berlia: Act of WarT 3 1 :## News 8:35 n o Vfitdiel I , Vaara One-hour special News program ^ tsy Has Hope« aOLAND BEAUCHCSNE offering^ an on-the-spot assess i“ ®nt of ths past, tfie present, To Do: Musical AT 5 ?*“ . y}® probable future of the Bachelor Father’ East-West crisis over Berlin': R eport^ by Charles Colling- wood, Daniel Schorr and Marvin panelist on CAMEO BEAUTY Now ABC Series Tve (3ot a Secret’’, would love to The FllBistoaes g, 45. gi star in a musical some day. ntiat’a ^ h e Astra-Nuts.’’ . SeHes of “ Bachelor Father,’^ the highly- STUDIO SUme Age blunders lead Fred nnd Barney to the threshold of rated, long-run situation comedy h il 7 -2 7 4 2 outer space. (Repeat) show starring John Forsythe Friday Nite Hep jg though. She re- SW Mhla St. M udieaW VIeUa Classic 33 moves to the ABC Television Net­ whether my voice would Flvs.Star dabllee M work with a new series of pro- Popular and couhtry music pro- groms starting ’Tueoday, Oct. S. wnmn* T •a^'ynEitis, what 8-8 :M p.m. EST. Appearing reg­ would I do? Im not afraid to got ularly with ■ Forsythe, who por­ up and face an audience. I don't 4 PossMiaer trays Hollywood lawyer Bentley SEDAN Gregg, are Noreen Corcoran as tJlT to—if H were not *1777 Kelly, Gregg s teen-age niece, and I lovfr musicals. I love tomniee Tong as Peter, the housc- j X’ SH? Anne Langdon, Berna­ tJ kX “ •I'eady heard UOLAND MOTORS r- 3 6 9 Confer Sfreef dette Wtoera and singer-comedian Jimmy Boyd wilt be featured in a Silvers Show and once on the Gar- numbw of episodes. * 2 Moore Show. ’The criUcs seem- I A ea pleasantly surprUwiL

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