■'me.-; • 'M. Tho WMfltBr PAOB SIXTEEIf Peraeaat el V. a Bwuiy, hot. la BOai eleottr, flMgg Manohaatar TMCA will apOn* low sear TOi M6 Alia M About Town aor a duplicate bridca fame to­ lEumitig BpiraUi tomorrow, high la 66a, night in the baaamant rooma at BtudanU who bhva racmtly Uta former technical achool, SO M anthttim r^A CUy o f VUlagm Ckorm movad Into town and hava not School St. Raflatratlon la at 7:40 raflatarad at ManohaaUr Hlfh and play at 8. Tha game la open WILL BE CLOSED FOR to tha public. School mamay do ao on Tuaadaya VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 262 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION— CONNECTICUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 (Classified Advertlalng ea Page 8) PRICE SEVEN CIN Ti from 9 to 13 and 1 to 4. VACATION AUG. 9,10 ondll Soandia Lodge, Order of Vasa, Gagh Box Taken will hava a picnic aupper tonight at Quaaaett lAke, Woodatock. In Office Break W« WM RoopM At UmmI Quick Sale Members will meat at 6 at Or­ ange Hall, and ara reminded to THURSDAY. AUGUST 12Hi. . . CANTON, Mlu. (AP — bring silverware. A caah box with $10 in it waa A group of 26 white and taken Wednesday night from the Critics Across Country Negro pIckeU paraded for The bingo committee of Wash­ Qlason Oorp. office at 360 Tol­ three hours yesterday In ington LOL la sponsoring a bus land Tpke., police report. front of a store to pro­ trip to Ocean Beach tomorrow. test alleged dlocrlmlno- The bus will leave Orange Hall Bntry was reportedly made tlon. at 10 a.m. through a front window after 'The store took notice of the thief apparently broke e the demonstration. An of­ Legal Notices pane In It to unlock it. No other ; . ficial placed a sign In the damage was done and nothing display window: "For tired Protest Viet Policies UMlTATfON OBJDEB else was apparently taken. AT A C»URT OF PROBATE h»M t * ’ feet, four cans of foot pow­ at l(an<4Met«r wHhln and for the der—$1.” pUlrtct of Ifanoheeter on the SOth Legal Notice I t . ' day of July, 1W6. GARNER MAKES THOSE Resent, Hon. John J. Wallett. AT A (X>URT OF PROBATE held Judge. Matichfuter, wUhln aixl for Uiu OLD RUGS LOOK UKE 300 Women GMale of Helene K. Uartln. late district ot Mandiester. on the 9(Xh 600 Rally of Manchester In said Dlatrlot. d«- day erf July, A.D. 1966. NEW AGAIN! State News craaed. ppt^serU, Hon. Jerfm J. WalleU, f i On motion of Edgar A. Marlin. ... Porrett House. South Bt,. Rockport. Ksiate ci VWmIc Klebbih erf Man* Aid P o lice Maas.. executor. olirfltnr In s&kl dlstriot. an lncat>able A ORDERED: That six months from person G o v e r n o r In Capital the SOth day of July 196fi. .be and Upon a4>pUcaUon of Herbert A. the same are limited and allowed Ptielon. Jr.. Coneor>aU>r. prajing RUG and In Bogalusa for the creditors within which to for authority to sell certain i*oal bring In their cdalma against said efrfate more particularly described UPHOLSTERY Hlate, and said executor la direct­ in saime Manchester In said District, on the At Basilica “ operation watchdog" to help WASHINGTON (AP)— newspaper having a circulation In 16th dav of August. A.D. 1966. at CALL police prevent lawlessness. said probate dlstnct within ten days ten actook In the ^>renoon. and that Critics ’ by ths hundreds from the liate of this order and re­ nc^cs be given to all persons In­ ROME (AP) — Gov. More than 800 women /haVe demonstrated in Washing­ turn make to this court of the no­ terested In said estate of the pen­ 649.1752 or 643.5747 banded together to patrbl the tice given. dency i»f said application and tha Biselow Brook Soon Goes Underground John Dempsey of Connecti­ ton, California and Indiana John J WaMett. Judge. time '■ad place of hearing thew- city In their own cars. _____ . . . 1 ____ 04 Kvr i*Ainfni-nA/l onnprAfA nlnAM H against President John­ oii bv publishing a copy of this Motorists who have been wondering why Branford St. has by side, 64-lnch reinforced concrete pipes. The project warn cut found himself in the The Bogalusa police force is iwder in some nevsuaper havi^ a started last month and is scheduled for completion near the middle of a commotion in under federal court orders to son’s Viet Nam policies. c4rculath>n In saW district, at least been closed to through traffic need only view the upheaval 7 end of August. The town will then have the task of seed­ provide 24-hour-a-day protection In Washington Friday about neveilseven umyndays before o thexssx day of said in the middle of the road, as well as on Lenox St., to find ■ TSi- St. Peter’s Basilica yester­ 6 hc&ring. to M>psar If they see cjiuse tho answer. Marek Bros. Construction Co. of Southington, ing the area during September. The culvert was authorized to civil rights workers. 600 persona attended a four-hour . A1 - - ^ A M .6 swl * A w vxn r\JX day that attracted several at satnSIMM time MS'Sand place and ^be under a $54,745 contract, is constructing a culvert to en­ by the Board of Directors in response to pleas by the “ It leaves everyone who Is not rally In a park across from tlM hMrdur»iu relstlveik-iMssx. »..x..yx^, — area’s residents, who were faced with flash flooding condi­ rnaillng on or before August 3. close Bigelow Brook from east of Lenox St. to east of Ben­ Vatican guards. civil rights worker without ' White House to mark ths by certified maU, a copy of this ton St. The enclosure will consist of double-barreled, side tions after heavy rains. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Freighter Topples Detroit River Drawbridge When the guards learned what adequate police protection,” beginning ot what was called a order to Oommlssloner of Welfare, happening, however, they said Dorothy McNeese, one of four-day assembly of unrep­ 1000 Asylum Avenue. Hariiord, Oemn.. and return make to this VISIT smiled and left. 'The governor the founders of the operation. resented people. A smaller An ore freighter, the* John T. Hutchinson, missed the opening at this draw had chanced across a group of ■"The police are spread so > number staged a sit-in at a John J. WaJlett. Judge, bridge across the Trenton Channel of the Detroit River at Grosse Point, 111., 60 Connecticut tourists. thin, they can’t stop Incident.-: White House gate. Scores of oc; Herbert A Pbelon. Jr., 12lh Greuit Tall Cedars ^nservator toppling one section into the water. Five autos on the bridge were thrown in­ The tourists, many from they could normally prevent,” police were on guard against CLOSED FOR VACATION to the water too but police officials said, “ We think all people are accounted Dempsey’s hometown of Put­ she said In an Interview Friday. outbreaks. Court Cases Plan Service nam, were mingling with thou­ ’The town’s public safety com­ In Emeryville, Oallf,, about ASHFORD LAKE for and there were apparently no injuries.” (AP Photofax) sands of sightseers when they missioner and police chief were 300 pickets tried unsuccessfully mayba thayl drop mi spotted the governor just finish­ found guilty of civil contempt to block a 22-car train hauling SUMMER SCHEDIiLE MANCHESTER SESSION a card on their trip’* I MARLOW’S OPEN Tues­ Tall Cedars of Lebanon, a Aug. 6 — Aug. 22 Drive out this weekend and see the growth and im­ ing a conducted tour of the 81s- last week for not following the troops to the Oakland, OoUl., day thru Saturday 9:80 to Frederick Saucier, 25, of branch of the Masonic frater­ tlne Chapel. court edict. ’Their lawyer filed Army terminal. Yew frismh wH knew yeu aM ! 6:80; Thumday till 9:00 Hartford pleaded guilty yester­ nity, wllU conduct a Worshin provement. Improved roads and beaches. Many cot­ The delegation greeted the certificates of compliance Fri- In Bloomington, Ind., mors liavine a wowdstful liiea” en service Sunday, Aug. 22 at 11 OPEN MONDAY AUG. 23 I p.m. Closed Mondays dur- day to breaking and entering governor enthuslasUcally. than 100 Indiana University stu­ wnelien when yeu laa ZP Cede !lng August. a.m. at Cathedral of the Pines, tages have been erected making this one of the out­ Texas Student Charged The governor has been in (Bee Page Three) dents and a few professors pa­ bi addrawina yew carda with criminal intent and pos­ Rindge. N.H. Members of For­ AGE ELEGTRIG MOTOR REPAIR Rome five days. His next stop raded downtown with such signs session of weapons In a vehicle. ests In New England and Ma­ standing lake developments in the state of Con­ Is Switzerland. as “ Stop tha slaughter of Viet­ sonic friends will reaffirm their Judge Max Reicher ordered a Female Fireflies’ namese people.” faith in God and commemorate S NORTH SCHOOL ST. MANCHESTER necticut. pre-sentence Investigation and the tragic death of the national Endurance Record The assembly in Washington set Sept. 2 for the delivery of leader, Supreme Tall Cedar Earl With Staying of Coeds MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Three Allure Is Fat al plans to climax Its protest meet­ H. Hammond of Baltimore. Md„ Connecticut men aboard the ing Monday with a march from sentence. < "Charming Summer Living Spot” the Washington monument to TIMELY SPECIALS TO PLEASE YOU! Saucier was arrested while who met death In an auto ac­ Alumin^ut helped set an en­ Scientist Claims cident within two weeks after AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) __ <|>allegea he strangled both of the<» Garrison quoted Cross’ state- durance record for research the Capitol. attempting to remove the coin 26 Miles East Of Manchester Off Route 44 A 100-member delegation of N«w Crop of A P P LE S .. . . 6 lb. ovg. bog 49c box from a vending machine In his election at Atlantic City, Chi Omega sorority sisters. ment as saying the women were submarines this week. WASHING’TON (AP) — A N.J., last May 21. A muscular 22 - year - old State Police Director Homer slain In Austin in midaftemoon The all - aluminum research the assembly sought unsuccess­ NATIVE TOMATOES, Fancy ...... lb. 25c the Washington Social Club in ASHFORD, CONN. Cornell University scientist fully to present a “ declaration the rear of Ojange Hall on E. The program Is being ar­ NOTICE University of Texas stu­ Garrison told a news conference of July 18. The police director and exploration boat bos nm for flashed word today he's discov­ SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... 2 lbs. 39c that Cross voluntarily signed a refused, however, to divulge the 30 hours at depths down to 8,700 of conscience” to President Center St. on the morning of ranged by Connecticut Forests dent was charged with ered some females with truly Johnson. When he refused to NESTEA M IX ...... 3 for 25c July 29. He has yet to post the of District 15 at Manchester. THIS WEEK ONLY murder last night in the statement. Cross then was taken alleged motive or the place feet in trials off the Bahamas, fatal allure. A A to the Travis County Jail where where the statement said — if It receive It' personally, about 60 J. Louis Reynolds announced $2,000 bond set for his release West Hartford, Wllllmantlc and slaying of two young wom­ They are fireflies, sneaky si­ pickets staged a eit-ln at an en­ mSSH PROM LOCAL FARMS! but Judge Reicher told him that Danielson. Nutmeg Forest of WE WILL CLOSE AT 12 NOON he was held without bond. did — the women were killed. Friday. rens that lure gullible males to en whose nearly nude bod­ Diet. Atty. Tom Blackwell He said the statement implicat­ Reynolds is chairman of Rey­ trance to the White Hous* Sweet Com, Green and Yellow Squash, Green and Yellow the time he has spent in the Manchester will serve as host. ASHFORD LAKE. Inc. tryst!ng spots by blinking their Deputies of the Alameda County Sheriff’s crffice grounds. Hartford State Jail will be con­ Robert Muldoon, past Grand SATURDAY (AUGUST 7th) ies were found July 30 in a said the case would go the ed no one other than Cross. nolds International, Inc., owner lamps at them — then the girls Beans, Spinach. Beet Greens, Cabbage, Culdn and Beil grand juiy “ as soon as possi­ and developer of the boat. Tha form a flying wedge through a group of demon­ The sit-in party sought to con­ Peppers, Tomatoes and Cucumbers. sidered when he is sentenced. Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, weed field. He declined to give more In­ devour the boys. is deputy of District 15. Dean ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Sales Agent ble." He said he "absolutely” formation from the statement boat was built by the Electric strators at Emeryville, Calif. They were protest­ tinue its vigil through tho night, Judge Reicher found probable James C. Cross Jr., handsome It’s a downright -violation of but by midnight it bad dwindled New Potatoes in 10, 25, 50 lb. bags—and pneed Cronklte of East Hartford, would seek the death penalty. because he said, officers are Boat Division of General Dyna­ the love lantern system fireflies ing U.S. involvement in Viet Nam and were trying cause to charge Lawrence Jef­ TEL. 643-5440 or 649-5938 ■on of a Fort Worth chain store Piling of the charges against to a band of about a dozen shar­ reasonably, too! fries, 18, of 200 Lydall St. with Grand Tall Cedar of Nutmeg , LARSEN’S HARDWARE, INC. not sure how a new Texas code mics, Groton, Conn. use In their legitimate courting, to stop the train, carrying troops destined for duty Forest, will participate in the advertising executive, was Cross climaxed a day-and-night of criminal procedure gov­ ing one water Jug and a few robbery with violence and have MANCHESTER, CONN. charged in the death of Sus8ui Ahoojrd the Aluminaut xflXft Aold Mitomologlst James E. there. (AP Photofax) packs of cigarettes. WE ALSO HAVE: him bound over to Superior program. 34 DEPOT SQUARE MANCHESTER investigation that started out os erns release of information to Horace D. Barnett of Oroton, Uoyd. Rigsby and Shirley Ann SUrk, a missing persons search. At least os many police ringed Shell and Lima Beana, Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Pens, Hot Court in Hartford. 'The Rev. Joseph Zezzo, ex­ news media. an employe of Electric Boat, And these deadly females, he U U both 21, beautiful, brunette and ’The yoimg women last were the young men and women Jeffries, is suspected of being ecutive director of the Christian Officers said Cross came to and Robert H. Canary of Groton said, apparently have achieved PepiierB, Salad Bowl, Imported Bed Onions, Watermelons, from Dallas. seen alive July 18. Their decom­ slumped on the sidewalk. an accomplice in the theft of Activities Council, Hartfoi^, headquarters alone to make the- and Alfred L. Rutherford of the dastardly deed by cracking Cherries, Plums, Nectarines, Peaches, Honeydews, Sants The complaint against Cross posed bodies were found In a ’the police strategy: Cut the Clara Melons, Pinei^iples. Mangoes, Grapefralt, Bartlett $300 from a local grocery store will be the main speaker. statement. Montville, Conn., employes of the signal code ot some other vacant lot on the noyth edge of the Reynolds organization. types of fireflies — an then pickets off from food, water or Peart, Bed and White Grapes and NEW CROP of APPLES. owner on July 9. Tall Cedars derived Its name Austin 12 days later. They had Garrison said, “ we are pretty bedding. from Biblical times when King mimicking it to make males of Guerrillas Bombard Donald Palmer, 35, of 35 come to Austin to enroll Miss proud of the investigation. As “ When one of these kids Foster St. was charged with in­ Solomon, desperately in need of Driver Held Rigsby in summer classes at far as we’re concerned, the case the other breed believe they’re Cedar wood for the completion Cow8 Escape being called by the nice ^rls leaves, he isn’t allowed back,’’ a decent assault and breach of the University. Miss Stark left is clear.” sergeant said. "THE KING peace and his case was contin­ of his temple, called upon his He said Cross waved legal ■WEST HAIRTPORD (Aff*)— they usually date. Responsible the university In June. About nine cows escaped from a Mekong Delta Posts There were two arrests, both ued to Aug. 16. Although the mighty ally. King Hiram of counsel before giving the state­ ’Throwing light on all this in Meet Garrison declined to say cattle truck Friday i^em oon involving the same young man. Producai" Tyre, who provided the wood on article in Science Magazine, court reduced his bond from whether the statement men­ ment but was advised of his Once he tried to throw a water $5,000 to $1,000 he failed to I because It was everlasting. For 2 Deaths rights by Justice of the Peace and stampeded through this researcher Lloyd said it’s been SAKXIN, South Viet Nam (A P )—Communist guer­ G G tioned any sexual assault on the Hartford suburb when the truck bag. Later, police said, he tried post It and was turned over to The organizations charitable Frank McBee, In whose court know for a long time that fire­ rillas set up a steady barrage of mortar attacks early 37C OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS o 648-6984 women. tripped over on Albany Avenue. to rejoin the group. the Hartford State Jail. objective is the support and HARTFORD (AP) — Ralph In a statement to Austin the charges were filed. fly females of the (^enus Photur- today against government outposts in a Mekong Delta Palmer was Involved in a malntenanco- o f a complete me­ Del Reynolds FVirtson o l Hartford, whose car One cow died, another had to is are carnivorous. President and Mrs. Johnson police early in the investigation. ’The black-haired O oss was a region south of the capital, a U.S. military spokesman were away for much of the sit- Wednesday night fight at a tabolism unit at the Hospital plowed tWiugh a group of peo­ Cross said he had dated Miss sophomore in arts and sciences. be destroyed, and five others And, wide they’ll make a Main St. apartment according for Muscle Diseases, New York ple standing near an ice cream suffered injuries ranging from lunch of most any other brand said. in. They left about 9 p.m. for Stark several times and had He served three years in the Camp David, presidential re­ to police reports. City, where research Is conduct­ truck Utreo months ago, has talked to her over the telephone of firefly, one of their favorite 1116 Viet Cong shelled the The spokesman said the oper­ ed to find the cause, and even­ We want to introduce Del Reynolds, our newest auto, been held criminally responsible (Bee Page Three) dishes Is the mole of the Genus treat near Thurmont, Md. William Haas, 26, of East July 16. (See Page ’Three) Vietnamese positions, ranging ation was based on intelligence Hartford was charged with rape tually a cure, of muscular dys­ for two deaths. Photlnus. from 100 miles to 125 miles reports indicating the area was Earlier, speakers at the rally and his case was continued to trophy. During the past 10 mobile salesman to the people of Manchester. Del is a Fortson was driving along Scientists have suspected the southwest of Saigon, with 60mm a Ck>mmunlst support site. He here denounced fighting in Viet MANCHESTER Aug. 23 In East Hartford. He years Tall Cedars from Boston, Route 2 in Marlborough when Photunls girls snare the Phot­ and 81mm mortar rounds, an said it included “ small facto­ Nam, called for admission of failed to post the $6,000 bond set Mass., to Miami, Fla., have con­ life-long resident of Manchester, attending local schools his car veered off the highway, Winds Driving Flames lnus boys by imitating the officer reported. ries” capable of producing arms Red China to the United Nations MOTOR 643-2411—643-1511 SAL! by the court and was taken to tributed more than a million fatally injuring Gary C. CJlark, characteristic lamp signals of Vietnamese casualties were ammunition and mines. and noted that the day marked the Hartford State Jail. dollars for this purpose. and participating in local sports. Del has just completed 26, and 10 - year - old Richard the latter clan — but no one pre­ reported as “ light’’ in some of viously had caught them In the the attacks. TTiere were no re­ “ This really hurt the Viet (Bee Page Three) Two Army military policemen Powers, both of East Hartford. Cong,” said one U.S. Army ad­ took Alan Campbell, 17, Dor­ CROP UP TO 83 BILLION Coroner Louis W. Schaefer act. ports of casualties in others. an initial sales training program at the General Motors Massive Maine Forest Fire That’s where Uoyd came in visor. OLDSMOBILE chester, Mass., from the court­ ATLANTA — SoytoCEUis, a In another development, a The Vietnamese troops were said In a finding released Friday with a little sneaky stuff of his government unit was reported Plane Crashes room after the charges of theft minor hay creq) 25 years ago, that Fortson claimed his wind­ -ix/UTTNF'V'VTT.TF educed the same dry condltlons<»the state had obtain^ the tem- lifted into the area Friday of a motor vehicle and driving now have a farm VEilue in me Training Center, Tarrytown, New York, to help you when own. to have uncovered a major Viet 64 OLDSMOBILE shield was broken by a bird. XX ’Tback in 1947, when flames erup- porary use of two-blg capacity Armed with a flashlight to morning and apparently were 64 CORVAIR without a license were ■ nolled. United Statee of nearly $2 bil- Maine (A P )—^The Weath- Jjj ga.r Harbor area, water bombing planes from ” Cong medical facility In a jun­ hard on the heels of guerrillas Into Cemetery; F-86 you come in to ask about a new or used car. Then he said it was a stone that simulate the wooing signials of gle area 36 miles southwest of MONZA He will face AWOL charges. .Hon a year. broke it, the coroner said. er Bureau could promise Ica-vlng behind a trail of death Quebec Province to supplement manning the facility. Ot six Viet 4-Door, RAH, automatic, Maine’s two- small-c a p a c 11 y fireflies, he invaded some prime Saigon. Vietnamese troops who 4-Door, RAH, aatomatlc. PS, PB. •T disbelieve his trumped up no relief today from the and destruction. firefly haunts In Florida, Illinois discovered the center Friday 10 Cking captured in the operation, Eight Killed planes two were wounded and found in ■lories,’’ Schaefer said. Both blazes started In peat and 'Virginia. miles n6rth of Tan Hiep report­ sultry winds that were bogs — this one was reportedly Wilkins said Massachusetts, the hospital area. Schaefer said Fortson was He flashed the mating calls of ed they found fresh food there. LAKEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — A Here are jusf a few of fhe 1965 Chevrolefs driving a massive fire Ignited by back-firing tractors. CJonnecticut and New York have In other action, the Viet Cong tired and had been drinking. A agreed '^o provide 15 portable various species of Photlnus The unit also uncovered a Viet light plane, groping through nses test taken two hours alter the through heavy woods in In 1947, the flames were halt­ renewed a mortar attack at the heavy fog, crashed into a ceme­ ’2095 males and out of the night sky Ck>ng ammunition factory and a power pumpers and 26,000 feet TREE PRUNING AND REMOVAL accident found an alcohol per­ Washington CJounty. ed at the river. ’This time, how­ special forces camp at Due Co, tery today, spewing bodies and ever, winds carried sparks and of hose. would come answering signals supply depot. The bodies of 26 HAVE YOVR SHADE TREES PRUNED TO BUEEP centage of .11 in Fortson’s ’The flames jumped the Machi- from Photuris females who ap­ 216 miles northeast of Saigon. plane parts Into a suburban Del will be ^lad to show you debris 100-200 yards across the dead Viet Cong also were said The camp in Plelku Province in 64 RAMRI^ER 64 BUICK THEM HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS. blood, the coroner said. as River and Route 192 Friday, SIMSBURY (AP) — Four parently could mimic a whole to have been discovered. TTie housing tract. IT IS ALSO A GOOD TIME TO REMOVE DEAD The coroner said Fortson’s then headed Into dense forests water where new fires Ignited. the highlands was the scene of All eight aboard — members SPECIAL Thus far, only two dwellings pumps and 8,000 feet of hose repertoire of signals. spokesman said they apparently STATION WAGON OR UNWANTED TREES. car, tmvellng with e-xceeslve some eight miles northeast of a heavy fighting earlier in the of two families - were killed, 4 -Door, RAH, standard have been evacuated, and both from Connecticut Is scheduled to Uoyd said he watched a Pho- had been killed by air strikes. week, but the spokesman said RAH, automatic. transmission. ■peed, veered across the high­ CenterviUe peat bog where the TTie medical facility reported­ sheriff's deputies said. No one FOR FREE ESTIMATES, CALL were saved by broad fire lines arrive In Maine today to help turts femme flash on In-vltatlon no casualties were reported on the ground appeared to be way, struck two parked cars fire began Wednesday. battle a raging forest fire. and, a little later, lunching on a ly consisted of 14 wards, each More than 10,(XI0 acres had cut by bulldozers. there today. hurt, they'added. and a Good Humor truck, hit Bulldozers were cutting swaths Milton C. Stocking, execuUve sadly deceived Photlnus. capable of holding from 10 to 20 CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. Clark and the Powers boy, and been scorched by nightfall, but patients. Five tons of medicine Meanwhile, forward ah’ con­ “ If the pilot had gone a little wimls that gusted as Mgh as 80, ‘ trough the woods on both ^des secretary of the Northeastern One thing still bothers Uoyd: *1695 ■werved back onto the road, “ Is tho female Photuris pre­ equipment and supplies were trollers calling air strikes for further he sure would have tak­ ’1995 Forest Fire Protection Commis­ 643-7695 miles per hour during the day fires path yesterday. U.S. and Vietnamese war planes en out another dozen people st BEL AIR 2-DOOR SEDAN where Fortaoii finally hit the Officials expressed hope t h e sion, said last night the ma­ daceous (given to preying on found. LICENSED INSURED brakes. subsided. Other Viet Cong products in South Viet Nam were said to least,” said a sheriff’s deputy. equipment operators could meet terial was being trucked along others) before she has mated? have Indicated 2(X) guerrillas 62 OLOSMOIILE ‘ ’’There waa no evidence that The globe, which was first re­ with equipment from MossachU' If ao, how does her mate avoid seized Included 2,000 “ items of The plane, a twln-enjri»* 62 RAMBLER In front of the flames. were killed In a 24-hour period Beechcraft C46H crashed Into “88” S-DOOR g\>rtson applied his brakes at ported os an Inauspicious three Forest Ck>mmissioner Austin setts. New York is flying old to the fate of attracted Photlnus arms and ammunition” and 1,* acres li\ size, mushroomed Into 000 tons of rice, officials said. ending today. The figure waa All Souls Cemetery minutes oft-' 4-Door Sedan. RAH, outo- RAH, automatic trons. any time unUl his car had re­ Wilkins said In Augusta that Maine. males?’’ not confirmed by body count. matio, PS, PB. entered the highway and neared one of the worst In recent er taking off from Long Beach the east shoulder,’’ Schaefer Maine history. In air strikes into North Viet Airport, 114 miles south. Nam today, an explosives plant sold. The prolonged drought pro- "It was like an explosion,” ’895 55 miles northwest of Hanoi was said John Hagedom who lives a n e s s ★ NOW OPEN ★ hit by eight U.S. Air Force few yards away, “ I looked out F105S supported by five other the back window and there was 7 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4-DOOR 6 WINDY HILL STABLES planes, briefing officers said. fire all over the backyard. I saw 61 FORD 64 OLDSMOBILE Pilots said they destroyed SKINNER HHX. ROAD, COVENTRY 2-SEAT STATION WAGON plane parts all over the yard — FALCON JBTSTAR I four buildings with 24 tons of and ttqo bodies.” 3-Door Hardtop. BAH, S-D oor. BAH. standard MUm of enjoyable trotle deep Into Coventry** State Forest. 760-pound bombs. Another body landed In tha Hydromatle, PS, PB, eon- W eird Hairdo Bonxb disposal squads were dining room window of Hogs- transmission. sole on floor, bucket seats, e WE’RE OPEN 7 DAYS e removing explosives scattered d o r n ’s neighbor, Joseph wUtewolls. Loaded. Weekdays, 63.00 hoar. — Sati, Su l, along a main street in Nha Rhoades. A plane en^ne plowed and Holidays, ftJiO per hour. Trang following the crash of a through another neighbor’s ga­ U.S. Air Force B67 jet bomber. rage. ^395 The Oinberra smashed into “ The power went out,” sold ’2895 Horses for Bent, Sole, Trade, Boarded CHEVY II NOVA SPORTS COUPE Upsets Judge the city 200 miles northeast of Mrs. Rhoades, "and It was half wk AU Tlmee. "Morgan Stud Servlee.’* Saigon Friday. Military author­ an hour before I noticed the din­ No Down Payment on ities listed 14 Vietnamese killed, ing room curtain all bunched KANSAS orry, Mo. (AP) —• Teen-age m arri^es 67 Vietnamese Injured and 8 up. Then I saw blood on the din­ Blany of Tbeoe C an ! boys with bangs and women wearing birdnest hairdos Americans Injured. They said ing room floor. I realised It was had Judge Richard M. Duncan on edge in federal court eight of the Injured Vietnamese a man's body, banging halfway if MANY MORE MODELS and MAKES ★ were in serious condition. over the window sill.” yesterday. f The two crew members of the Sheriff's Lt. Roy Kundts Idea* Jimmy Bugam Doroey, 18, of Sunday except to go to church plane had parachuted after set­ tifled ths victims, from papers' CLOSED THURSDAY EVENINGS Clarksburg, Mo., was befor* the on Sunday morning.” ting their disabled craft on auto­ found near the crash site, os: CORVAIR MONZA CONVERTIBLE Judge for~aentendng on a plea ’The judge put Dorsey on pro­ matic pilot headed toward the James Whitmarsh, 87, the pi­ SntaMOonie ot all menabeni «t Manchester Ante of guilty to forging a $76 check. bation for two years. Dealers Assn, wfli be closed Thursday evnetngs at 85 East Center St. South China Sea. It was report­ lot, of Lakewood; his wifs, 'T see where you are thinking Richard A. Rolllson, 16, of Mildred, and thslr ohlldrsn, • PJg. m m fu ih er notlee. ed the plane had been hit by A t Summit St. about getting married,” said Marlon, Ohio, stepped beforei enemy ground fire and it was Terry, 16, and Mary Margaret, Judge Duncan. “ I don’t think the bench on a plea of guilty to believed a faulty engine caused' 14; James Edward Dent, 87, ol too much of these 17- end 18- transporting a stolen cor across 11 to veer off the course set by Whittier, O llf., hta wife, Rebeer' BlINUTURE yeor-old marriages. I’ve seen ‘state lines. the automatic pilot. ca, and their children, p*nar. MANCHESTER the reeulta of too many of them. "Weli, I can se* you,’’ the The pilot, (3apt. Lawrence 16, and Richard, 16. “ Well, you’re not going to get judge sold. Horacek, 29, of Ludington, They were heodliw for a V6> Carter Chevrolet n arrla^ at least while you ore RoUison bod i^ppearsd tor Mich., and his navigator, 1st LA, cation at Niagara Falls. N.Y., OLDSMOBILE CARNATIONS bund. on probatloa. If you do. I’m sentencing prsvlouriy but Ms This Cocker Spaniel Is a Real ^Booze Hound^ Robert Johnson, 29, ot Osawato- Dent's brothsr, Roy, told offl«' roaUlBf. New OUamobUes for over M years" going to bring you back to this hair was so long Dunoon said he mie, Kan., were picked up unin­ cars, Hs had sssn them off ai oourt and sand you to the penl- wouldn’t sentence anyone he the airport. S12 W EST CENTER STREET the George Ahem family of Indianapolis, report jured by a helicopter within five tenUory, Another of the condi­ couldn't see. It may be uncharitable to call a lady a booze minutes after their paraohutss The plans was raglstorsd IB 643-lSll ★ 643-2411 OPKN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1229 MAIN STOEET TEL 649-I33S tions of this probation Is that for “ You still could loss some hound, but the fact remains that Mitil, a cocker she can be quite persistent in begging for the last (Bm Face A i m ) th* next thrM months you will •paniel, Is quite fond of a sip of beer. Her owneri, few dxvpe from the bottle. (AP Photofax) (Bee Poffs ’Tbrse) not leave bant on laturdoy er (Bee rage nuae] 6 J TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1965 PAOa iMNCinESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 196B F A O B I B B n TTi^ter World Mourning Events Sheinwold on Bridge Justice Dept. Implements BBT UP PABTNBR’B HAND ^ Coventry Hundreds Across Country Denies He Pushed WHEN YOUR OWN IS PO

precious meddlers, an easy task. There lianrliTHtifr ' Is no easy language, there are no easy Connecticut Yankee Church terms, between antagonists who have First Chureh of Christ If ^ r a U i S t Bridget's Chnreh the world in their teeth. Concordia Lutheran Church Selentlst By A.H.O. Rov. John J. Delaney, Peeler rUBLORED BT tlOB 4i PUklB BL MT N. Mata S t wanAi.n PRINTINO me. Rev. Paul O. Kateer, Paster Rev. Robert J. Keen 11 Bluett Street The last time we were assay­ certain virtues. He kept him- Rev. Dennis R. Hussey 11 a m., Sunday aervloe, Sun­ llMOheeter. Co m . gelf honaat and clean and de­ The Revolution And The Law ing the political results ot Oon- 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, day school and nurienr. W t& R W W Dr. Martin lAither King wrestles, oo- nsctlout’s liOng Legislature, ws cent, and always at the ssrvlca Masses at 7, 8. *:ll^; 1 0 :» «nd The proteoUni! Influence of of good causes, and we never Church School and Nurmry, caslonally, with the question of whether had reached two conclusions. 10:80 a.m.» The Service and Noon. ______God In the life ot the ApoeUe >>aun Three Montha ...... f.W Dempsey, the individual now pelriences, as nomlnss for lleu- Pastor CAR LEASING One Month ...... l.H tion? Con It be argued that they have Masses at 8. 7. 8, 9, 10:15 and sented in lines from the Chris­ holding the office of Governor, teienant governor, as executive MOTOR SALES to challenge tome existing law In order 11:30 a.m. ______tian Science textbook (Science PRINTING t"” MEMBER or somehow failed to cut much of aide to a Governor, and as Ilsu- 8 a.m., - Gotteedienst mlt Or 1 «r 2 EXPZiRT AU TO BODY and and Health with Key to the • THE AS80C1ATKD PRESS to make their dramatic point with the a figure during the 1965 ses­ ten«U governor, which finally Abendmahl. Church of the Assumption SEAFOOD FENDER REPAIRS Job and Commercial • The Aaaeclated Preaa la oxcmilvuiy entitled • a.m., Sunday School (or all Scriptures by Mary Baker the uee ot republlcatlan of all newe dla- public ? sion, never quite reaching that couItT make possible and polit­ Ads ms St. and Thompson Rd. ^ YEAR P U N ages. Divine Worship. Text: Eddy) p. 887 : 27. E N A M E L aid I^ACQUER Printing tchea credited to It or not otherwlae oredlt- Dr. King handles this quesUon with a take - charge moment which ically feasible his advance Rev. tVancIs J. MIhalek CHOiCI V^RIITY tn thia paper and alao the local newa pub- Ephesians 4: 18-16. Thame: Wednesday, 8 p.m., TaaUmony REFINISHINOS might have elevated and through succession, not slee- Pestor Flret In Maaoheeter. New Prompt 'and Efficient thed here, suave and expert use of hlsNnlnd and “ Epheelans, A Great Bible Let­ meeting. ! aii nxhilUi of republleatlon of apeclal dla- dramatised hla role as his Uon, to the office of Governor. oars, full malatenaaoe, fully REASONABLE PRICES Printing Of All Kinds vocabulary. He makes it sovmd quite ter to a Christian Congrega­ Rev. Ernest J. Ooppe Reading Room summer hours ^tehu hierebi are alao raurred. party’s official standard bear- burarad to reduce your prob­ Qualify FREE ESTIMATES It waa understandable that, tion.” at 749 Main St., excepUng legal plausible, that we must forgive demon­ sr. Masses at 7, 8, 9; 15, 10:80 lems and worries. For full In­ ; The Herald Printing Oompuy, when his party came to the holidays, Monday through Fri­ BT, 88—VERNON, CONN k immee u no f^lnancialfinancial reaponalbllltyreaponalblllt for typo- strators something because of the long and 11:46 a.m. formation call Seafood Community Press graphicalphlcal errora' appearlnx In advertlementa W e noted that It It not in the proposition of having him run. Community Baptist Church day, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Just Above the ’Traffic other reading matter In The ITMan cheater suffering, the long Injustice, which lie normal political book for a In 1962, In his own right for the Circle 9 East Middle Tpke. 685 E. Center St. 8t. Bartholomew’s Church 43 O A K ST. ^^n^*Hlef^dV ______in the past, and because of the great party’e top atate officeholder office he had Inherited, there The Presbyterian Church Paul Dodo* Pontiac TEL. 648-0013 Telephone 643-5727 Rev. Alex H. Eleeseer, Bev. Philip Hussey, Pastor TEL. 3411-9381 > Pull aerrtce client ot N. E. A. Service, Inc. cure which has to come, quickly, if we and candidate to seem to be should have been such nervous­ Minister 48 Spmee St. INC. . Publlehcra Repreaentativu - The Julhu the least part of an' important ness over the prospect that Rev. Richard C. Bollea 318 MAIN STREET Mathewa Special Agency — New Tork. Chi- are all not to perish of our failure tq every effort was made to de­ Assistant Paator Phone 349-SUl cage. Detroit and Boaton. ______„ „ „ . legislative session, and we con­ 0:80 a.m., Moriilng Worship. 9 a.m., Sunday School classes ^MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCUUl- be able to live together in one society, fessed some surprise that there sign the party’s strategy and We Urge You To Support Sermon; "On Being Faithful.” Masses at 9:46, 7:46, 9, 10:16 (or all ages. nONS.______one nation, one world. When he geta had not been some more con­ other nominations as It Demp­ Nursery and Kindergarten. 10 a.m.. Worship service. Ser­ The Luts Junior Museum GLASS and 11:S0 a.m. A I A PONTIAC • Diaplay advertlaing eloatng houra: through explaining It, most of us are certed effort on the part of the sey were to tie the one who mon by interim speaker. • For Auto Windshields • ivir Monday — 1 p.m. rnday. party's practical political lesut- would need help. AND willing to forgive the civil rights dem­ Trinity Covenant Church South MeUioillst Chnroh PUMP SERVICE • For Store Fronts and all • l>or Tueeday — 1 p.m. Monday. ership to set the pins up for The Salvation Army » per Wedneaday — I p m. Tueeday. onstrators and agitators almost any­ But Dempsey, of course, did Hackmatack St near Keeney St Bev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. Water Systenu an4 Pumps sizes of windows • Ptor Thuraday — 1 p.nj. Wedneaday. the Governor once or twice, so better at the polls in 1962 than 681 Main St. NOW IN STOCK Rev. K. EJnar Bask, Paator Pastor Jacuzzi Goulds TEMPEST • For Table Tops • f^ r Friday — 1 p.m. Thureday. thing, even that non-irlolent strategy he could bowl at least one or those who were luoposed to be Capt. William D. MacLean • For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. two strikes. Rov. Richard W. Dupee Fairbanks Morse • ciaulfled deadline: 10:3U a.m. each day el which so often seems almost to ask for offering him assistance, and 9:80 a.m.. Morning Worship. Associate Pastor Officer In Charge OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ^bUcatloii exeept Saturday — 1 a.m. RUPPERTS 24 Hour SALES asil SEEVICE violence. But the session ended with­ then it was, for the first time, Sermon: "Marks of Christian Bev. Willard A. Logg, 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON that Connecticut politics awoke all age groups. Bmergaiioy ; Saturday, Aug;uat 7 But we are likely to have, most of us, out any great spotlight mo­ Maturity.” Nursery. Assistant Pastor ments for Governor Dempsey. to the fact that people would Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Mid­ 10:48 a.m., Holiness Service. g a l k e g Serrice some troublesome second thoughts, as 2V4 Service Oa His political opposition, we vote for Dempsey Just because week Service In Fireside Room. Nursery services available. PAUL D0D8E J. A. WHITE 8 and 10 a.m., Worship Serv­ AH Makes 7 ■oon as we slip away from Dr. King's suppose, might assume that he he was an aopealing combina­ Prayer and Bible study. ices. The Rev. Mr. Dupee 6:80 p.m.. Prayer Service. FITS IN YOUR 7 Call Hartford I Welcome Meddlers soft persuasiveness. The civil rights had therefore lost stature, and tion of everyday g o ^ qualities 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting to REFRIGERATOR Finest in Upholstering PONTIAC, 'N a G L A S S C O . preaching. Sermon: "The Burn­ Sales H O 0 J I Sendee Johnson Carries Lucite Paint • movement is a movement in law eis well become a lesser figure, and — the kind of fellow a publlo Church of the Nazarene ing Heart, (or the Salvation of be held In O n ter Park, weather 873 Main St.— TeL 849-2881 81 Bissell S t— TeL 349-7822 ' The last we looked, the famous Andre actually prefers not to have too permitting, otherwlee at the 39 Jensen SL, Manchaeter aa in the hearts and minds of men; the perhaps a candidate easier to 288 Main St Souls.” First in a series titled Are you planning to paint your't’spreads evenly with a minimum Many people have found It'T’lta wearing qualities Malraux, President de Gaulle’s Minis­ beat. spectacular, or winning too Rev. Robert J. Shoft, Minister "The Heart of Methodism." citadel. standing. He tried crushing the institution of the law is fundamental VICHI'S bouaa this year? so, give ear of brushing or rolling. Its uni­ most convenient to stop in at ter of Culture, had Just'achieved the many great and famous bat­ Rev. R. Alfred Swain, Nursery (or babies and children Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Bible It sample into a hard ball, yet This we do not buy. Obvious­ form, flat finish hides surface the P A M Upholstery Shop now not only to the original proclamation of tles, nor even too smooth or Aaooclate Minister two and three. Study. PACKAGE STORE loua thoughts to using Lucite when it waa opened and smooth­ fa ir's most successful penetration of ly, this was not Dempsey's ses­ too clever In political maneu­ roughness and imperfections. MANCHESTER those rights which are civil, but to their 20 BI8SELL ST. Acrylic house paint by DuPont, WTien you are through paint­ that they are located In the rear ed out, it showed not a trace of TOURAINE the Aslan Communist atfnosphere and sion, and obviously, barring ver. The public does not mind BELMONT of the Parkade at the lower lev­ protection and implementation. some naive public insistence on 9:30 a.m., Sunday Scliool (or this paint can be used with­ ing, there is no messy cleanup; marking. Velvet wears beauti­ bad spent a grand total of seven hours It he even seems a bit of an classes (or all age groups. el. The address is listed as W. MEMORIAL CO. A ll this may also explain why many giving him more credit than Area CJiiirches CARPET PLAZA out regard to the weather. Just wash your equipment and fully and this new velvet may underdog, now and then. And 10:45 a.m., WorsMp Service. Middle Tpke., but actually it Is bi consultation with the heads of state the Republicans for the great Tliere is no waiting for the aun, hands with soap and water and well be the answer to your pro­ PAINTS Opposite East Cemetery of us will know we are reading some­ when, from that position, ho Message by the pastor. Nursery. WE HAVE OUR OWN at the rear of the Parkade on its i t Communist China and was tri­ mass of "great society” legis­ Wapplng Community Church Talcottvllle Congregational CUSTOM MADE for you can paint In damp wipe up spills with a damp blem of “ what shall I use for thing that has to be said, and main­ winds up just holding his own, 6 p.m., Junior, Teen and CLEANING PLANT lower level. There Is always an FOR BEST RESULTS lation they pu.shed through, Congregational Church weather. Just think, you can soapy cloth. The handy leaflet a covering on my antique chairs Quolity Memorials umphantly on his way back to Paris to that gives the same public a Young Adult group meetings. CANVAS AWNINGS start painting thirty minutes af­ ample parking area here and It tained, not only by the courts them­ the session did not add to Rev. Boy B. Hutcheon, Minister Bev. Bobert K. Shlmoda, 15% O FF on gives general instructions for or sofas?” You may have your bring to President de Gaulle and to the quiet satisfaction that prob­ 7 p.m., Evangelistic Serriee. ter the rain stops. For full Infor­ Is so convenient to drop in at furniture finished with braid if selves, but by the leaders of our intern­ Dempsey’s political strength. Bev. Theodore Bacheler, Minister Bug Cleaning applying Lucite to wood, red­ Over SO Years Experience West the down-to-earth fadts about the ably lasts longer than the Message by the pastor. mation about this Lucite Acrylic the etore and look over’ the fur­ you wish (or a fine looking trim al social and economic revolutions, But neither did it touch or seri­ cheers he might get for some Minister wood, cedar mahogany, new niture and the wonderful collec­ prospeota for peace through negoUa- Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ 10 a.m.. Morning Service. Ser­ house paint, stop in at the E. A. shake and shingle surfaces, (or or you may prefer antique nails PAUL'S ously drain the basic reservoir smashing triumph. Cash A Carry tion of upholstery material that when we read what Federal District er, Praise and Bible study. mon: "Not in the Abundance of Johnson Paint Co. at 728 Main psdnting new yellow pine lum around the edge of the material. Call 649-5807 ^on in Vietnam. of Dempsey appeal. 8 and 9:30 a.m., Morning S-Day Servloe St. and talk with Edwin Johnson Max Pirog, the owner carries PAINT SUPPLY Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr., said Be decent, and wholesome, Worship. Sermon: "A Good ’Va­ Things." Nursery. ber and also how to apply to If you have some antique furni­ It was In the same day’s news that In order to understand Just and honest, and stay away Second Congregational Church or a member of the staff. They at all times. You are sure to ture that you wish to have re­ 645 Main Street A. AIMETTI, Prop down In Alabama the other day as he cation.” WE PICK UP t D E U V E B masonry surfaces. find many samples of materials the Foreign Minister of the African na­ what particular kind of politi­ from making enemies; do your 385 N. Main St. RUGS A rUBNITUEE will give you full pariculars, al­ For inside the home Lucite covered, feel free to stop in and refused to take the cases of some 150 St. Peter’s Episcopal Church that will delight you, at prices Tel. 649-0300 Harrison St., Manchester tion o f Ghana, Alex Qualaon-Sackey, cal image the present Governor own level best with the decl- Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister so leaflets that explain In de­ wall paint makes it ea.sier to re­ consult with Mr. Pirog. He is civil rights demonstrators out of the First Ckmgregatlonal Church Sand Hill Bd. 808 M A IN ST. 848-3332 tail about the use of the paint; that will fit nicely into your Waa flying hla way to Washington with o f Connecticut wears one lons that come to you; keep Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Vernon decorate one room or the en­ willing to assist you in any way hands of local authorities In Montgom­ should go back to his own giving the impression you’re a Associate Minister Wapplng without obligation, of course. budget. he esm, without obligation. a special message on Vietnam from Worshiping at the Vernon tire house. The colors are all Feel free to stop In and con­ emergence from General As­ good ordinary-sized, not giant­ Bev. James A. Birdsall, Vicar DuPont Lucite Acrylic house When you liave furniture re­ ery. Elementary School decorator approved and you will sult with Mr. Pirog at any time; J Upholstery President Kwame Nkrumah to Presi­ sembly service. His own legis­ sized, guy In there always try­ 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. ^alnt for wood and masonry covered, why not ask about What Judge Johnson said was this: Bev. John A. Lacey, Minister SEE US FOR: enjoy living with them (or years, most of the time you can park dent Johnson. The special message sup- lative service did not promote ing. and the votes that might Nursery. Sermon by the Rev. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. H*« iim « lomes is new and completely having the fabric treated with and IV I Shop STEVENSON’S Miss Helen C. Fischer, e Aluminum Roll Up (or Lucite interior wall paint right in front of the store. The "The philosophy that a person may— him. any more than this pres­ not be there in the profession­ Mr. Wilson, "M ilk and Honey,"' Wednesday and Thursday, revolutionary and Is the result Scotch Guard ? Scotch Guard is RE-t'PHOLSTEBING |)osedly concerned the recent penetra­ Director of Christian Education Awnings gives you beauty without both­ store hours are from 9 In the If his cause Is labeled 'civil rights’ or ent Long Legislature* promoted 7:46 p.m., Evening Prayer. of extensive research and field a trade name which means that al’s book sometimes keep com­ e Door C.onoples er. morning until 9 In the evening tion of Hanoi, In North Vietnam, by anyone, to be suddenly guber­ tests, and you can use the pro­ the material has been treated so • Modem Furniture ESSO ’states’ rights'—determine for himself ing in for you, even If you sat Calvary Chnreh 9:30 a.m., Service of Worship. o Storm Doors Speaking of redecorating, it is and from 9 to 6 on Saturdays t*resident Nkrumah’s special envoy. natorial calibre. It did estab­ one legislative session out duct with complete assurance, that dirt does not penetrate the and Antiques what laws and court decisions are mor­ (Assemblies of God) Child care provided. Vernon Methodist Church e Combination Windows % knowing that it will produce an a real pleasure to pick out wall­ . Vacation time is a wonderful 405 M AIN ST. fibers and threads. It also pro-, A t the same time. President Nasser lish him as the possessor of rather quietly. 647 E. Middle 'Tpke. Bt. SO Manchester Awning Co. paper at the E. A. Johnson time to have some of your fur­ • store Stools and Booths A ally right or wrong and either obey or exterior finish of superior beau­ tects materials from spilled liq­ TEL. 649-5533 df the United Arab Republic is sup­ Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Bev. Morton A. Magee Paint Co. for the wallpaper bar • Custom Furniture A 81. Francis ot Aisisl 195 W EST CENTER ST. niture done over. Why not call refuse to obey them according to hit ■Mfifn OAWt. ty and durability. uids, yet the process does not posed to be making "soundings” in Pastor 673 Ellington Bd., Telephone 349-3091 In addition to weathering ex­ it so comfortable and roomy Mr. Pirog and make arrsmge- Slipcovers nnd Draperies own determination, is a philosophy that South Windsor 9 a.m., Worship Service. Child Established 1949 e M * V N t « and special chairs (or your utter ments to have your furniture make the fabric stiff and harsh Made to Order * Tune-Ups t ’eklng and Hanoi, a mission he is un­ ceptionally well, Lucite house to the touch. Some materials is foreign to our ’rule-of-law’ theory of 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Bev. Gordon B. Wadhams, care. Sermon by Lawrence Mil­ paint resists blistering, 11 Is easy, comfort make choosing paper done over while you are on va­ Complete Selection of dertaking after consultations with e FAO H INA come through already treated, * Engine Cleaning government.’’ •Wonders of the Universe- classes lor all ages. Pastor ler, lay speaker. to apply and dries In 80 minutes. especially pleasant. There is cation? By doing this, you will Materials President Tito of Yugoslavia and Prime H a.m., Divine Worship. Bev. John E. Blkteraltls, ample space to spread out the not be Inconvenienced by being but If not, they can eaally be Judge Johnson took pains to moke It ^wee«Si» iP The final top coat can be applied done. FREE ESTIMATES * Minor Repairs Minister Shastri o f India. Special program of go.sp>el mu­ Assistant Pastor Bockville Methodist Church In damp weather or over slight­ sample books and there are so without your furniture, and it Lower Level of the Parkade equally clear that "this does not mean sic and song by the Evangel- MORK many to choose from. New pa­ will be ready for delivery on P & M Upholstery offers a su­ * Stamps A t the same time one can assume 142 Grove St., DKOORATK WITM ly wet surfaces, so worries over perior upholstering Job, More 649-6324 to say that peaceful, orderly and lawful alres of Northeast Bible InsU- Masses at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:18 weather conditions can be put pers come in all the time, and your return. tiiat United Nations Secretary General Manned Lunar Trip Bev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor i than 26 years of experience demonstrations for purposes of drama­ tute. Green Lane, Pa. and 11:30 a.m. aside. It will not chalk or stain no matter what your budget dic­ Do you have some antique Thant, having just received his first 6:30 p.m.. Prayer meeting. Sh e r w in -Wil l ia m s tates, you will find many, many guarantees the workmanship. 9:36 a.m.. Morning Worship. adjacent masonry surfaces and furniture that you would like to U tizing grievances or protesting discrim­ 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv­ different papers to offer you a Mr. Pirog has had experince have recovered? If so, take It to U •ordlal go-ahead signals from the Unit­ St. Maurice Church, Bolton Nursery. Mcmchester Moving may be thinned with water, ination can ever Justify arrests and ice. Gospel singing and Bible most wide and varied selection. with both wholesale and retail VIC’S PIZZA SHOP ed States, has been busying himself Will Follow Apollo Bev. Robert W. Cronin Monday, 7:16 p.m., Prayer SUPER l^ e n dry, it has a lovely satin the P & M Upholstery Shop prosecutions.” message. ond Trucking Co. All kinds of paper is carried firms before starting here over DON WILLIS Pastor and discussion group. sheen finish that hides surface where you can be sure of utter 163 W. Middle Turnpike gomewhere in the area between the bel- Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m., Mid­ KEM-TONE at the Johnson Paint Co., wash­ seven years ago. Take the mat­ W e are living in an era when there By DR. I.M. LE VITT, Ranger IX In the crater Al- Imperfections and lasts (or satisfaction when the Job is fin­ Phone 649-3700 Qgerenta in Vietiuim. week Service of Prayer and able, plastic, pre-pasted, pre-cut ished. ter of tying springs; he uses the Isn't the slightest doubt that the lines phonsus), and they will be able Ma.sses at 7, 6:30, 10 and Dl I UXl WM.I I’AIN 1 years. Lucite lasts 60 per cent GARAGE DIRECTOB Praise. Union Congregational Church longer than the best oil-base ex­ papers that are suitable for the 'Those who have antique fur­ eight-knot tie which practically ' There is all thia activity. Considering The Pels Planetarium to explore the craters Coperni­ 11:30 a.m. PIZZA laid dowm by this federal Judge ore be­ Rockville terior house paints. kitchen, bathroom, for every niture wUI be pleased to know doubles the strength of the tie. that the life of all humanity may be at Of The Franklin Institute cus and Eratosthenes. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor If you choose foam rubber over 18 Main St, Tel. 649-4531 SPAGHEHI ing violated all the time, both ways. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Sacred Heart Church SHERWIN WILLIAMS When properly applied Lucite room in the house. Stop in at that Mr. Piro," does beautiful ■take, any neutral or disengaged states­ The exploration of these sur­ Rev. James L, Austin spring or cotton construction, he There are obvious instances when the A comprehensive 14-day sur­ Church and Park Sts, Bt. SO, Vernon resists blistering; it allows any time and look over the hand tufting, and at the store RAVIOLI face features will include deep Minister ot Christian Education uses Goodyear, the best in his Specializing in man who didn’t try to see If something vey of a selected area of the Rev. George F. Nostrand Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 981 MAIN STREET moisture vapor to escape and It wide selection. You are always you can choo.se from beautiful law is perverted, by those in charge of and shallow core samples. The estimation. You may choose couldn’t be done about Vietnam would lunar surface Is proposed once Rector Rev. Patrick Sullivan TEL. 648-3888 shuts out water without blister­ welcome and should you wish antique velvet, corded velvet, OPEN DAILY G its enforcement, and obvious instances astronruts will set off charges Rev. John D. Hughes 9 a.m.. Worship Service. assistance or advice, Mr. John­ plus some of the old tapestries custom-made furniture at this BRAKE SERVICE G the Apollo mission has success­ be a fool. N ot to meddle may be to Join to probe this region seismlcally, Assistant Pastor ing or peeling. You get wide 8:00 A.M. too 11:00 P.M. when it is trampled on by agitators. fully put a man on the moon. Rev. James W. Bottoms Sermon; "G ive Religion a coverage for true economy son is always happy to help you that are in period with many of shop and enjoy the beauty of In an act of suicide. The situation howls and will use a moss spectro­ SUNDAYS Shortly after the manned land­ Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman Chance," The Rev. Mr. Bow­ (Ideal application of Lucite is at any time. Do as so many the antiques. Mr. Pirog also has custom-made furniture in your Front End Alignment One thing that has to be learned, in meter to determine what the Masses at 7:30, 8:30, 10 and for meddlers. ing, scientists will be expected f ------man preaching. 460 square feet per gallon), it other people do, make the E. A. new and beautiful velvet suit­ own home at reasonable prices. 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. process of our revolution, is that both residual lunar atmosphere is, if 11:18 a.m. Nonetheless, at the risk of encounter­ to provide the equipment for 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. is easy spreading, flows easily Johnson Paint Oo. your head­ able for antiques; this velvet For the finest in upholstering, General Repair Work CLOSED MONDAYS kinds of t'wisting of the law have to be indeed there is any. But, per­ 10 a.m., Morning Prayer with will not crush, mat or mark and go to P A M Upholstery Shop. ing a pleasant surprise to the contrary, this extended stay; much basic St. Bernard’s Church Eastmlnster United over the entire surface and quarters for a lovelier home. stopped. And the very first thing we knowledge can be derived from haps the most important aspect sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nos­ Presbyterian Fellowship we will venture the opinion that none of the entire exploration will be St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville all have to learn, in that connection, la a detailed exploration of the trand. Nursery in old parish Rev. George F. X. Reilly George E. Slye School Of these meddlers will prove able to lunar surface. the careful examination made hall, for pre-school children. Kingston Dr, off Oak St. that one kind of law-twisting does not by the astronauts as they move Pastor •Medicare and Social Security- bring out of Hanoi or Peking anything A complex of companies in­ Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy East Hartford P IZ Z A and V / liU d R eht-Q JU A Osfrmsky Justify or excuse the other, no matter n. marnt Molto . cluding Boeing, General Motors, from feature to feature to re­ Commimlon. Rev. Gordon S. Bates, GRINDERS that the responsible policy makers sit­ cord and photograph their ex­ Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11

teFrwrteue Fyale of Not* ACIOM 44 0utb«rtt Huarte Stars’ Bright Spot 1—— Cl*v«ltnd 4BMarbla (dlaU Al«wnd*r 4Sllallanta (bwMtall) ■1 Cunnlni 7 Robtrt — B4Cltni«Trutt (Invantor) S6 Bookbindar'l IS Una anear farm 14 IntartUca SSJolnad eloaaly Third Best •T Sanlort Pro DOWN 1 Ralantlaaa Huarte Top S Explain (dlaU % \ *’ 3 Rad daar T oo Good, 4 By way ol ■taaiping dataa 38Ravolva 38 Rodanti 40 Palm Illy Stars’ Back SSutfU 41 Scottlah eStanatwA 36 llldaoua 7 WInnowad monatar catamaran SProceta (lufflx) 27Jdr. Raad 42Exlatad Win 24-16 CHICAGO (AP)—Head . 9-----Paul (actor) 43Jawal Coach Otto (iraham put ) Toddlart 39 Solitary 43 Hybrid anlmil .1 Bulging pot 30 Mlaa Unebaftar 40 Mman road CHICAGO (AP) — For hi.s back against the wall : 12 Raqulre (actraaa) 47 fflaaping awhile it looked as if Notre after his College All-Stars • IBOvartlma (ab.) 31 Bamboollka (umitura 31 Extol raaa 46 Conclualon ■ M r Dame quarterback John lost to the Cleveland ‘ 22 Pauiad fxamlnad 80 Grow old Huarte, the 1964 Heisman Browns, 24-16, Friday 23 Squattar critically, aa 82 Sun MOB NOBHABOT JIM MORIARTY avidanca S3 Fox OKNK JOHNSON Trophy winner, wae the night and said "3rou don’t haiw 24 Inrtrumanta tor to ask the first question, I B 9 10 n 12 forgotten man of the All- 1 2 3 4 b 6 7 Btars, who lost, 34-16, to the know what it is." . Cleveland Brosvns. Graham then proceedad ta • give the main reason Notts ‘ 13 14 Head coach Otto Graham Moriarty’s vsa Legion started Navy’s Roger Stsubsch % Dame's John Huarte, who ral- ► lied the Stars in ths second * l6 against the National Football i F " League champions Friday niglit. half to make a battle of the , game, did not start. ' 20 But Roger was racked up early !7“ - i r 19 "We hsd to go on the besla ’ in the second period by a Galen of our training camp results • ■ ■■ FIss tackle and left Soldier 24 and there was no question In • 5i In lOH Benefit Tilt Field's raln-sosked turf with rs- our minds that Roger Stau- i “ i currsnea of a shoulder Injury. 2b 30 31 bach would start.” • 26 w 27 Then Graham called on Cali­ Graham admitted that after ' "H o w g ood is AmericanTKfOKluatas, aovoral of whom^feaalon at Rockvillo High, will fornia's Craig Morton, rookie Staubach It was a tossup be- . z . acrion banohall? «**'• professional ball. pitch along with Pete Sala and chattel of the Dallas Cowboys. 32 Legion baBeball? M tween Huarte and California's • The Legion, handled by Coach Fraser Clark. Sala has minor Morton tried five passes snd Craig Morton and Morton slm- T ■ ■ la the Hartford Twilight John Cervinl, didn't win Its Zone league experience and was the completed two for nine yards. ply got the first chance. W Ektgue as good as moat Four title but the lads were part Twl League's most valuable With V/t minutes gone In the "Huarte did a great Job and I folks think? of a great pennant race that player in 1964. third quarter, and the Bowns helped fire the team,” Graham , W 3 7 H Answers to these quee- wasn't decided until the final Veterans Jimmy Morlarty and cruising with a 23-8 lead, Gra­ said, "Like Ara Parseghian, ' Andy Maneggla and Dennis ttoM will b* given tomorrow day of the season. While South ham pointed s finger at Huarte Notre Dame's head coach told ; s r a ^ m o o n at Mt. Nebo when Windsor's Legion grabbed the Rogers, like Morhardt, Johnson and said: "Get in.” me, he'll fight, he’ll inspire ' and Mistretta, all'Legion grads, l^ riarty Bros, step out against biggest marble, Manchester did it was then tlie All-Stars start­ /■ W ■ V and he’ll get the Job done, Ha - 4b 4b 4/ well to finish in a tie for second will be in the Moriarty lineup. ed popping. Huarte oompled certainly did all that tonight." t 41 42 43 Mancheater American Le­ With everything to gain and gion entry. Aotion starts at 2 place with defending dhamplon seven out of seven tosses for 72 Huarte. winner of the Heil­ ■ RockvlUe, M B E R R nothing to lose, the Legion will yards leading the stars on an 80- 53 •'clock, man TTophy last season, said ■ 48 48 51 52 Ex-Proe "shoot the works” in an effort yard touchdown drive In . 10 he wasn’t at all disappointed Xt's a 100 per cent benefit with Moe Morhardt, who played to make things interesting for plays and c a i^ d it with a five- at not starling. sill proceeds going to the lOH 64 55 parts of two seasons with the its more experienced foe. yard scoring shot to Yale’s GAINS GROUND — Cleveland halfback Ernie Green, left, run.«i around end "Rog earned the shot be­ (lOiLuctors of the Handicap) Chicago Cubs in the National Ray LaGace, Frank Kinel and Chuck Mercein (New York cause he did so well in prac- ■ Am d, headed by Bruce Eagle- League, heads the roster of Mor- Duke Hutchinson will all be with tackle Monte Clark running interference as Stars’ Don Croftcheck (60) s r i t Giants). tice and also In that scrim- ' 7 •Km- iarty's. Gene Johnson, player- ready for mound duty with the Within eight minutes of the clo.ses in. (AP Photofax) mage against ths Chicago , ^ o rla rty ’a, defending Twl coach, could still play Triple A younger club. As pitching was fourth period, the Inspirational Bears.” League champions, are current' ball although he was never able the Legion's biggest asset in a Huarte hit Oklahoma's Lance ly In first place In what Is con' to crash the big show with the fine season, the Gas Housers Rentzel (Minnesota Vlklnga) for lildered the best independent Milwaukee Braves. may have to go all out to wind 40 yards and his Notre Dame Twins Boost AL Lead to 6^/2 Games league in Connecticut. *^e ros­ Tall Pat Mistretta, who star' up on the right end of the score. battery mate. Jack Snow (Los ter of the Gas Housers is dotted red at West Virginia Wesleyan Regardless of the outcome, Angeles Rams) for 30 — run­ W3Jh former Manchester Legion before entering the teaching pro- the big winner will be the ICHt. ning his streak to nine for nine for 132 yards in the rain. North Carolina’s Ken Willard (Ban Francisco 49ers) then Versalles Bat Red Hot Needham Nominated to Pitch smashed 18 yards and Huarte topped off the 80-yard thrust '^blows gave Jim Merritt his first- day for the Indians’ Rocky Col with a five-yard scoring pass to major league triumph. avito and Leon Wagner's 20th Rentzel. It’s beginning to look as if « • * • • • CHURCH SOFTBALL Three runs in ths fourth wsrs Mercien booted extra pointa the bat of Minnesota’s A’S-ORIOLES— TIGERS-YANK9— SW Legion Squad after each touchdown and also sparkling shortstop, Zoilo Don Wert walked in the sev­ more than enough to win last National League added a M-yard field goal at the Three hits each by Wayne enth inning, was .sacrificed to night aa North Methodist topped W. L. Pot. G.B. opening of the second period. Versalles, just isn’t going Causey and Jose Tartabull .second and scored Detroit's Colonial Board at CTharter Oak Los Angeles . 64 47 .677 — Merceln’s try for an extra to C(X)1 off. helped Kansas City down sec­ winning run as Norm Ca.sh .sin­ Park, 4-d. San PYan .. . .69 46 .602 2 point after the first touchdown ond-place Baltimore. CJau.sey’s gled. The Yankees had tied the Bemle Chappell's three hits 2 While on his spree Friday single following Tartatouil's In Tourney Game Cincinnati .. 81 48 .660 was blocked but he was success, nlgiht, Versalles clouted a three- game with three runs in the top set the pace lor the winners who Milwaukee . 69 47 .567 ful after the second one and also third-inning double broke a 2-2 of the seventh, one run scoring collected 10 blows. Mickey nin homer, climaxing a six-run deatdlock and put the Athletics Phlla...... 67 50 .633 6 added a 36-yard field goal at the explosion in the sucth inning on Clete Boyer's single, an­ Holmes' double was the only ex­ Carryingr the Zone Four banner into state competi­ Pittsburgh . 67 54 .514 7 ahead to stay. Ken Harrelson other* on a wild pitch and the opening of the second period. that carried the TWins to a 9-3 added a pair of run-scoring dou­ tra base knock. tion, South Windsor takes on Zone Six representative St. Loiils ... . 66 64 .606 8 The Browns, a 17-point favor' Victory over Boston and to a third as Tony Kubek grounded Bob Fuller's defensive play Chicago .... . 62 60 .464 12^ bles to the attack. Torrington in the first round of the American Legion Ite, ran the proe’ record in the 6% -game lead in the American • • « out. was noteworthy for the losers. Houston .. . . .46 62 .421 17 League, biggest bulge the lead­ • • • Methodist .. .000 310 x—4-10-3 Baseball Tournament under the lights at Bristol’s Muz- .812 series to 31 vlctoriea against New York .34 76 39 nine losses. Two games were ers have had all year. WHITE SOX-INDIANR ANGEI-S-SENATORS— Colonial...... 000 100 0 -1 - 6-X »y Field tonight at 8. The<^ Friday’s Results tied. The 24-year-old hustler Is J. C. Martin and Don Buford Marcetino Lopez pitched a G. Chappell and Giardello, game is preceded by a twinblll Milwaukee 8, Houston 4 Jim Brown scooted seven each drove in four run.s as Chi­ five-hitter after holding Wash­ McLaughlin and Littleway. which starts at 5 o'clock. headed for his best slugging Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles, 4 11 yards in the first quarter lor season, having hit 14 homers cago bumped Cleveland. Martin ington hitless for .7 1-3 innings. Should Coach Porter Blinn's Innings Cleveland's first teouchdown af­ and driven In 55 runs. His best collected two singles and a dou­ Los Angeles, meanwhile, got ALUMNI BASEBALL erew g6t by Torrington, It will San Francisco 3. St. Louis 3 ter Frank Ryan's 36-yard aerial previous highs are 20 and 67. ble while Buford had two hits three hits from A1 Spangler and Eight runs In the second In­ play another game under (the Chicago 4, New York 3 to Gary Collins set It up. and John Romano homered. two RBI each from Jim Fregosi ning powered Bantly Oil to an Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 6 Elsewhere In the AL Friday. Their power nullified a four-hit and Merritt Ranew. lights, meeting the wlnner^of The Browns went ahead 14-3 Kansas City whipped Baltimore 8-8 nod over AAL last night at the Mlddletown-Hamden game Today’s Games in the second when a punt by 9-4, .Chicago stqpp.ed Cleveland the West Side Oval In a five- Sunday night at 8, Should de­ Pittsburgh (Law 12-0) at Mississippi's Frank Lambert li-S, Detroit nipped New York inning contest. feat spring its ugly head. South Philadelphia (Culp 7-7). (Giants) was blocked by Jamie 5-4 and Los Angeles knocked The winners got but two hits, ' Windsor gets a second chance Chicago (Paul 2 -3 ) at New Caleb. TTie ball bounded into off Washington 6-1. but capitalized on eight enemy In the double elimination tour­ York (Osco 3-7). Running Hill Win the end zone and the Browns • * « miHcues to score. ney Sunday at 4 o'clock. Houston (Farrell 7-6) at Mil­ Stan Sezurek pounced on it. Art Saverick and Gordon Pal­ South Windsor, pennant win­ waukee (Johnson 12-6). Lou Groza booted a 30-yard TWINS-REO SOX— mer paced the losers with two ' ner for the first time since Join­ San Francisco (Shaw 11-6) at field goal to make it 17-3 at half­ Versalles’ homer came after hits each. ing J ^ e Four three yeats ago, St. Louis (Stallard 8-4). time. Passes by Ryan to John rain had delayed the game for Draws Rave Notice Bantly ...... 080 00 -8-2-2 had to knock off Rockville and Los Angeles (Wlllhite 1-2) at Brewer and Brown made way 96 minutes. Juirt. before the AAI ...... 012 00-3-6-8 Cincinnati (Ellis 14-6), night. storm. Bob AlUslon snapped a 2- Manchester last weekend to win for a 10-yard scoring toss to NEW YORK (AP)—^The way Gene Mauch was talk­ Kinel and' Ough, Saverick, the crown. Blinn's club paced Sunday’s Games Gary Collins early in the third. 3 Ue with a two-run homer. The Orzyb and palmer. the sone throughout the season, Los Angeles at Cincinnati ing you’d think Jim Running was his own personal in­ •xcept for a one week span San Francisco at St. Lz>uis vention. Like sliced bread. Or the pop-open can. REC SOFTBALL vfhen it suffered back tp back Houston at Milwaukee, 2 “It has to be one of the best pitching performances STANDINGS losses to Rockville and Man- Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 3 ^Lost Concentration . Everything’ I’ve seen,’’ the Phillies’ manager said after Running’s W. L. Pet. tjiester. They finished with a CRiicago at New York, 3 Walnuts ...... 13 0 1.000 tt-3 mark, a game and a half American League five-hit, 4-0 conquest of Pittsburgh Friday night. Paul Dodge ...... 9 4 .692 It snapped a five-game Pltt.s-<^ Teachers ...... 8 6 .616 ■head. PORTER BLINN W. L. Pet. G.B. Minnesota .. 70 39 .642 burgh winning string and Army k Navy ...... 7 6 .638 L'Blinn reports his club "to be Palmer Packs Clubs, marked Philadelphia's third for Torrington but confes- tant bats in the offensive depart­ Baltimore .. . 62 44 .686 6^ Telso ...... 6 7 .462 straight victory. Morlarty's ...... 9 to an ignorance of what the ment as well. Cleveland .. . 61 46 .876 Tix Available ... 4 .308 Catcher Tom Twarkins and Detroit ...... 89 47 .667 i Jim Coker's pinch hit single Gem ...... 3 10 .231 xSno Six entry will throw jin the 11th drove in the winner against him. Jim Needham, second baseman Roger Le- CThicago ...... 68 48 .847 10V4 Quits at Whitemarsh For Oaks Tilt Pellln's ...... 2 11 .164 Febvre highlight one of the best New York ... 84 87 .486 17 for Cincinnati in the Reds' .7-4 fast bailer from Loomis School, decision over the leading Los One week remains with each' ^11 start for South Windsor with infields in the zone, both being Los Angeles . 49 68 .468 20 Plenty of tickets rrtnain Washington . 46 64 .418 24^ ! Angeles Dodgers. San Francis­ club having one game left. Wal- ‘ Mtarty Noreika scheduled to probable members of the All WHITEMARSH, Pa. (A P )— Dick Sikes led the $125, co edged St. Louis 3-2, Milwau- for tonight's Continental Star squad to be named later. Boston ...... 40 66 .877 28V4 nuts will seek a perfect season* ■(prk tomorrow. 000 Philadelphia Golf Classic into the third round today , kee wiiipped Houston 8-4 and Football I.,eagiie'H exhibition Monday night against Paul J Rounding out the Infield are Kansas City . 36 87 .360 31 between powerful Newark ■'Neither of two factors at Muz- Friday’s Results with Jack Nicklaus breathing down his neck, but the the Chicago Cubs edged New Dodge. Tuesday, Pellin’a meet i y Field, the lights or the wide Kevin Merll at first, Ken Ma­ , . * __ . j T\ 1 1 York's Mets 4-3 in the other and the Charter Oaks at Moriarty’s and Wednesday, * lone at short and Dennis Mur­ Minnesota 9, Boston S b ig news was Arnold Palmer. National Leaeue irames, all at Hartford’s Dillon .Stadium. <|pen spaces in the outfield Kansas City 9, Baltimore 4 Teachers face Army A Navy. bother the South Windsor coach. phy at third. After Nicklaus charged*------' ' night. s s • Kickoff will be at 8 o'clock. This place will be at stake in • Torrington was granted the Detroit 8, New York 4 through the aeoond round with Don Brewer, general "-"About the only difference I CThicago 11, Cleveland 6 hia home Laurel Country Club * • • this meeting. Thursday night,) e w see with the lights Is that it right to return to Bristol for the alx birdlee and an eagle for a course at Ligomer, near Pitts- PHIL.S-PIRATES — Johnny manager, said this morning Telso opposes Gem. All action* second year in a row when Wa- Los Angeles 6, Washington 1 ■even-under-par 66 and a 36-hole the box office at D4llon ittRkes Needham appear twice Today’s Games burgh. Callisons 27lh homer, Tony will be at Mt. Ne(bo. ' as fast. We've played under the tertjury, co-leader of Zone Six, total of 136, one stroke behiiy) wo\ild be open all day. Last night, Army A Navy) refused to play in a best of Boston (Wilson 8-8) at Minne­ Sikee' 136, Palmer etirred the The 36-yesr-old Sikes, admit-' single., and Dillon Stadium capa<'ity lights three times this season, sota (Grant 13-3). ting the pressure of lending was Cookie RoJa.s two-run double Club, getting good hitting from ' two games in Manchester, N.H., three series to determine the crowd with the announcement has been increased to Dave Krlnjak and Ed White,, Cleveland (’Tiant 9-4) at Chi­ affecting hta putting, shot a one- provided the hitting support for 11,178 and about Ifl.OAO •h'd once in Bristol, and the boys champ. Both clubs finished with he was packing his clubs and under-par 71. and clung to his Bunning s attac^k. ^ downed Gem, 6-2. Krlnjak and 11-4 records. cago (Buzhardt 8-4 or Peters going home to Latrobe, Pa. football buffs are expec'ted V t well enoqgh all three times." 6-9). slim lead over Nicklaus, who. ■ White each stroked two hits. Waterbury appeared the win­ "I don’t remember ever doing to see Coat'h Fred Wallner’s Dick Thurston and Rich Peck c Good Outfield Speed Baltimore (Barber lO-T) at said pressure makes him a b^t- REDS-DODOERS Cincin- latent combine. ner when Sharon upset Torrlng what I did on the golf course (••r ninvar ~ runs came on paced the losers, also with two ‘■•‘We've got real good speed ton, 10-9, Sunday. Torrington Kansas City (Hunter 2-3), twi­ today,” Palmer aald. "I just bi the outfield, especially in cen­ ^ ^ ■ I honrters by Don Pavlelich, Pete blnglee each. however, protested Sharon's use light loat my concentration . . . and Behind the top pair were I Deron John.son and Tom- ter and left field." Blinn said.:. New York (Bouton 4-13) at Dow to Resign AAN 200 202 X-6-6-1 of an ineligible pitcher and State everything.” Johnny Pott, 29-year-old pro p^y Harper. The Dodgers lied it Gem 200 000 0—2-8-4 4(giie outfielders will handle the Commissioner Sam Gorman up­ Detroit (Aguirre 10-7), night The 88-year-old Palmer ahot from Gulf Hills, Miss., who, (.f,g time in the Mbce alright.” Blinn will start Washington (Narum 4-10) at Benevento and Rutherford, held the claim, giving Torring­ a 34-48-77 lor a 36-hola toUl of hasn't won a tournament on the eighth when Wes Parker NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Jess Barker; Ray Peck and Thurs­ Rich Rlordan in left, Jim Roh- LiOB Angeles (Brunet 7-6), night 146, which would have made tour in almost two years; 44- talked, advanced on a wild tia in center and Ernie Hoffman ton a forfeit win and creating t Sunday’s Games Dow, the father of football at ton. ly right. All three carry Impor- a two-way Ue for first him anchorman among the 70 year-old Kel Nagle of Australia, and scored on John Rosc- Cleveland at Chicago, 3 quallflera if he choee to con­ and Joe Campbell, 200-pound boro's single, prolonging it until Southern Connecticut State (3ol- Baltimore at Kansas City, 3 tinue In the 72-hole competition veteran of eight years on the c^j^er delivered his winning lege auid one of the nation's Boston at Minnesota through Sunday. tour. Each had 36 hole totals of single in the 11th moat succe.saful coaches, will New York at Detroit He aald he waa going home to 188. Washington at Los Angeles resign as football coach at the Latrobe, Pa., to rest for next U.8. Open champion Gary ODDS 'n END SALE! C.ARDS-GIANTS — Hal Lan­ end of the 1908 season. Dow will week's PGA championship at Player was far hack at 162. ier doubled in two runs and. , National League 1 Vsed White Door K V ,x W /, H -Bt V. Oil ...... »*0.M V scored the third on a bad throw continue a.s athletic director and Oolllson 26, PhllUee; Jones 0 1 New White Door 8514 x 80 Rose ...... In leading the Giants past St. as an associate professor of Braves 8; lauidrith 6, Cubst; health and pjiysteal education at Kolb I, Mets: Harper It, : X Died M J. Door 861/4 x 79'/, H-Lft. Amer...... 16 .W Sports Schedule Louis.•■■V W ■**>* SSSO His fourth-inning USIVVjdrive - - PavIetlcJi 8, Johnsonson 31, 1Rose 1 Used Wooden Door 88 x 80^4 Screen * Panrf . . . . 7-W came with two out and drove Southern. Dow, a member of Joe ISamaih in Spotlight^ Willie Mays and Willie Me- Ihe NAIA Football Hall of Fame 9, Reds. 1 Alum. Storm Window U 80x89 White ...... o.W Sunday, Aug. 8 Covey. The relay throw trying who has coached SCSC to 101 American League f t Alum. Sterm Window D 80x89 M.F...... y™ lOH Benefit — Mancheater to get McCovey at the plate victories In 17 seasons, cited Mantle 14, Vonkeec; Terry Legion va, Moriarty Bros., Mt. In Opening Weekend Slate bounced away from the catcher health and hls expanding duties 1, Wagner 20, Indians; Rfr- -1 Alum. Storm Window IT 88 x 80 M.F...... » W Ns m , 2. and Lanier slid home with the as the college’s athletic director mano 10, White Sox; Mantilla' 1 Alum. Storm Window IT 88 x 47 Anod...... T O® 14, Red Sox; Allison 18, Ver-, B.OO winning run. as the leasons for relinquishing 1 Alum. Picture Window. OUu# only 86 x 88 (Dark, handsome Joe Nomath,®cago Friday night ns members • • • hls football position. sallea 14. Twine. 1 Jalonsle Vnit (No Screen) SSxSOV, ----- 7.50 Sports Viewing one of the moat highly-publlciz- of the College All-etars who BRAVES-ASTROS — Gene took a 24-16 drubbing from the Oliver drove in four runs with a 1 Alum. Kon-np Awning Flex. 86 x 88 Yellow, ■d and oartainly moat costly National League champion White StriiMsi...... SATURDAY homer and a double, Hank rookies of oil tima, gets hla first (Cleveland Browns. . . . DRAMA!! 8 Wooden Windows 80 x 48 (8) Screens 80x48 . .ea. l.OO major professional teat tonight Aaron had three singles and *tl9 (18) Meta vs. Cuba Ttie All-fitars who have pro­ Mack Jones lashed his 20th •6 Wooden Windows 88 x 48 (7) Screens 88 x 48 ..ea. 1.00 3:80 (80) Rod Sox va. In pro football'a opening exhibi­ fessional contracts were due to DOUILI-HEADER Twins homer In Milwaukee's free- X Wooden Window 84 x 89 ...... 1-®® tion waakend. rejoin their clubs today, but they swinging triumph over the As­ Of llaiinf AcMor X, Wooden Window M x 89 X Olaw Mlselng .60 S.-OO ( 8) lUoe of «he Wook Namath, the Alabama boy wsrs scheduled to see little if tros. 1.00 ( 8) Wide World of with tho flashing smila of a any action In the spotty exhibi­ • • • THIS SUNDAY X Wooden Window 84 x 48 (1) Screen ...... Sportlorta tion schedule. 8.00 movie star, whose golden pass­ t'UBS-MKTS Ted Aber­ 8 Wooden Windows 80 x 85 (X) Screen ...- (IIOB) Kjrlo Rote'a ing arm won 8400,000 in bonus­ The only day game and the nathy’s 69th relief performance NIGHT at 7;00 X VeneUan Blind (NEW) 96'/4 x 471/4 Worid es, daaplts a questionable knee, only Of the season preserved Chica­ Oyster White. Mulberry Tnpe...... iee)ssoot9*ooo 5.00 5i46 (80) Sportanaa’a wlU work for the exhibition sent the Improving go’s victory and Larry Jack­ HolMUy A Spaatl Jam berM l X Used Venetian BHnd 8014 * JM) In an Laague Washington Redskins against son's lifetime 13-0 record .60 axhiblUon against Houston at Philadelphia this afternoon at against the Mels. He cams on 4 V99d Venetian Blinds 8X x 60 White I a a « a a 9 9 •VNIXAT MODIFIED .50 Alexandria) Va. Hershsy, Pa. after Gary Kolb's three run 8 TTsed Venetian Blinds 8X x 08 Whits ...... ItOO (18) Mota V9. Cuba Namath Is sohsdulsd to work The AFL opens tonight with homer pulled the Mets to within ' X Ussd Vanetlsn BHnd 88 x 88 W h ite ...... 50 (80) Roller Derby ths second and third quarters. tha Jets-Houston game, Oakland one in the bottom of the ninth. JACK KOCHMAK’S FULL 1 X ITood Venetian Blind 84 x 88 Grey, Red Tapes AO 8t89 ( 8) Yankoea vik As much attention will be paid at San Diego and Kansas City AO WOttP ■OlAMflOW X ITssd Venetian Blind 85 x 88 Yellow ...... T igers to hls right knaa, on whloh an at Denver. Buffhio is at Boston CHICAGO (AP) — The Foot­ COUPES AO (M) Rod Rox va. X Vtod Vanetlsn Blind 58x48 White ...... oparatlon was performed during Suqday. ball Writers Association of !■ 0|M M i Coiwpatlfl— X f S i Onrport Uaed I0 'x 8 0 ’ Tnke down A EMIver XOO.OO Twlna tho otl-aoason, as hls strong Ths Bagls-IRedskth game and America has voted to drop Bos­ t t m o t t n f o n X Alamnport Used IViSO* Take down * DoUver .. 160.00 4)80 ( 8) Golf passing arm. Both survivad testa Sunday’s Boston-Buffalo clash ton University from major to 5K)0 Amariea Onp In a rookls game agalnat the ara scheduled for national tele­ minor status in football. The Rm oo Boeton Patriots rooklaa aarllar vision ooverags. CBS will han­ writers took the action Friday MANCHESTER AWNING CO. 6i80 (80) Sfiorta Oar RiK)> because BU will play only three THOMPSON SPEEDWAY this season. dle the NFIL game froni Her- 1 ' I . • ' 195 WEST CENTER ST. • 649-3091 UJ' Bhey and NBC tha AIFL game 1066 games with opponents con< •i80 (M) •fiorta la AoMoa Jdoat of tha root of tho rooklo atandoMa wars tai aeUen in Ckl* from Boston. ■idered In ths major sategory. MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1968 MIMB

Apfurtments— FlatB— Busineei Loentlone MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 196B Houeec For Sale 72 Houses Fm* M e 72 Roases For M e 72 Snlnirbsn For Sale 76 Sabnrban For M e 76 PAGB EIGHT Tenements 6S For Rent 64 Events 114,400 — 8 badroom Ranch, LUXURlOUl 6 room Ranch, 2* MANOasSTBR — Six room JUST LISTED — $18,000, 8 bad­ ’TEN MILES OUT — economy, 56 Garden Apart- older 4 flniahed 8 room Cape, BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ArtiekB For Sak 45 A n tlq u ss DESIRABLE store ot office bullt-ina, nloa condition, large ■on* hast, full blanket Insula­ modern Caps, near nohoola, room Ranch, nlcs lot, fins Building— Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW , hot wa- ■pa*#, ground floor, slaan, at- lot. Over 100 more listings of tion, doubi* amasita driveway, bus, and ahopping. Ideal cen­ ehrubhary. In vary good condi­ prlvncy, traae, artealan waU. In Capit4d YOU SAVED and slaved for iju r f, refrtgeral and *ractlv* and raasonable. Apply all kinds. CaU E llsw o^ A. 238 foot traad lot. Many extra tral location. Pnoed to sail, tion. J. D. Realty 848-8198. Only 17,800. Lawranc* F. Fl' NEWTON H. SMITH A 8 0 N S - ANTIQUB secretary and ehsst Main ReaMora, 646-0IS4, Remodellng, repairing, reorea* wall to wall carpet. Keep It new klng one blook fn Mr. Ohaaaa, State Thaatra, i l Mittan Agency, Realtors, 848- value features, Balflors Agen­ Bel Air Realtors, 648-9883. elsc- of drawars. Cal) 84>-06a. Completely redecorated a.m. - 8 p.m, COVENTRY — authentic 7 room 3766, 743-6864. WASHmOTON (AP) — WhNa CLASSIFIED tion rooms, addltlona, garages, READY 10 SMOOT HIS A nd ne>s ready id shoot his mife mmen with Blue Lustre. Rent 6980. cy, 648-6131, House Interventloo may b* trie tiiampooer |1. Tha Bhar- 848-0000, 640-0090. f Of­ brick Colonial. Over 1,100 feat concrete work. Call MB-SIM. SANkOai 10 lMf«ME MS QOLf SCORE - SHE WAN1S10 tM P K H i HER APPEARANCE- r frontage on Rout* 44A, fields, needed to head off a ataal atrika wln-WIIllama Co. fice- 18 Forest »L DESIRABLE office apace avall- Wantsd—To Boy abla. 100 par cent location, new TWO FAMILY, $18,000. CaU now outbulldtaga. Leonard Agancy at tha and of tha month, reports CARPENTRY — S2 years' ex­ ATTENTION BOLTON LAKEPRONT an informed nongovsrnmaok IMAT FtMISUK yoURSERlfS C f P N g money FOR 1HE PEERLESS water pump, m ir EB r o o m s , first floor, building, alr-conditloning, FOR SALE BsUlor* Agancy, 648-6131. Realtor*, •48-0490. ADVERTISING perience. Cellinge and floori WE BUY and Mil antique and ’ 2I?tr*I. available at once, hast aouro*. Ulod, porchea, roe rooms, gn- IS LESSONS. HOtf AMUT SiM iNd t r g o t f t f t SSAU1Y FARLORf h.p., with 75 feet of piaatlcpli ample parking, daalrable for BY OWNER HOMESBEKERS pipe, 860. 649-9008. used furniture, ohlna, n u s , sil­ uid hot water. Call 848-1366. doctor, dentist or professional SIX ROOM Capa, aluminum COVENTRY — Ideal first horn*. Yanr ’round graolous living. Negotiations ta Pittsburgh ragee, addltlona, attica finish­ UP POR A N O tM R S E R lIC r X YOU LOOM OKAY.' ver, plctum frames. Old ooum'. siding, oantral location, Balfi- 'Two badroom home arlth lake between the AFL-CIO United CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ed, remodeled, concrete work. office. U A R Realty Co.. Inc.. Mancheater — Bpaoloua 6 QuaUty home ta axdualv* IN IN M ME CAU NMOCW STOP FRITTERING POOL. TABLJE Burrowea 4x8, guns, pewter, actmp f« d , u TnCHESTBR • Two bedroom 648-3603, ora Agency, 848-613L rifhts. New bath and furnace, oommunlty on beautiful Bteelworkars Union and 10 ma­ 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. No Job too email. Immediate qUIOi.'SIGN watches, old Jswairy, hobby m odern duplex, full basement, room custom buUt Colonial, BLBOAMT — 8 bedroom 330 wiring. $7,900. Barrowa A STRONES OPP lO UR AWAY MY. new balls, 3^ Inches, rack, 2 beautlfuUy decorated, lake. 142 Kaeney Dr. Six jor steel companies era getting estimates. MS-MM. M EUff eollections, paintingSi attic oo»i- g;chyard, 1126. 848-7114. ALUM2NUM siding Is only ons irrUon oolonial on Wood- Wallace. *40-6806. virtually nownera, tha aouroa QAMt.' DOUGH.' cues, chalk, rule book FW. Call 'i'riitEB ROOM oChca or bual- slrable neighborhood, buUt- rooms, three bedrooms, 64S-MM, anytime. tants or whole eaiataa. Furil- neaa, ground floor, 470 Main fsatura of this 8 room Colonial S11 Road ta lovely Wood- ■aid Friday. Ha deelinad to be COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — tU^CH — • bedrooms, large Ina. Priced In taw 20’s. TWO FAMILY House, neat and ■pMt level, glass porch, MONDAY Thni FRIDAY 10:S0 A.M. — RATDRDAT • AM. turs Repair Barvle*. 643-T449. Straat, plenty of parking. 640- off Bast Center Straat, IMi hUI Heights. Spacious basement garage, Identified. Complete building service. New tot gat’Mt*. reference* re­ Owner transferred. Phone rooms, with IH baths clean, Ideal central location. construction, alterationa or ad­ 6339, 0-6. 649-066X hatha, garaga, baauUful back­ bsths, buSt-ma, 76 feet Talks have been under way HOMART plastic pool, 13x80", quired, flBO. per month. 649- yard, 117,600, Balflor* Agency, (both tiled) was to wall 'Two fumacas, 3 oar garage. for 18 week*. Fedaral mediators ditions. Roofing, aiding, paint­ Rooma Wlthont Board 59 Bel Air Realtors 648-9883. lake frontage, 210 feet PLEASE READ YOUR AD best offer. Call 84S-17U. 8444 . ______948-6121. oarpatlng, half acre wood- deep. Your own beach, helped win a four-month true* ing, etc. S48-4SS3, eta-OHM. ad lot. Quick sals daalred by OIm s UM or •artlal- before the deadline. ’Ihe untao 643-2711 - - * * - * - s^PW ings, attics flntshed, rec rooms large, pleasantly fumlaned bedroom Ranch. $138 monthly. rangamanta. Bunny, automatic Street. Unusual floor plan la asking for an Increase of 18 tique bed. Royal typewriter. ly $110 per month. Available 648-5068. kitchen, formal dining room, with loads of room for ex­ ly finished laundry and family Farms For Sale 76 formica. No Job too small. D A rooms, parking; Call 649-2868 eiptember 1. CaU after 8 p.m. 646-0101. room, pull-out oven stove and cents an hour In wages and D Carpentry Service. Si9-88t0. Other articles, Call after 6:30, for overnight and permaxant fireplacad living room, natural pansion. Include* a 4 car anytime, Saturday and Sunday, a49-2662. SEVEN ROOM o l t e home, 4 city water. Must be seen to be FARMS FOR sal* — Dealrabls fringe benefits while the com­ guest rates. Ma n c h e s t e r — s-bedroom bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. wroodwork. Lovely treed and garage. In excellent condi­ panies are offering a 9-cent A. A. WON, INc T Roofing BOBTMIMPSM 649-6289. landscaped lot. Belflore Agen­ tion. Priced under $17,000. appreciated. Immediate occu­ stocked and equipped fruit and MX ROOM duplex, nice yard Ranch plus garage, fully fur­ Marion E. Robartaoo, Realtor. hike. Present wages and bena- Trouble Roaohing Our Advertiser? elding, pnlntlM. Carpentry. Ai> saOKTEM fotf/T woteour CLEIAN fumirtied room for a cy, 643-6131. pancy, call owner, 875-7746. dairy farms, two hours from 12x14 TENT, 8 cots, 8 sleeping and porch, retired or working nished. Will be rented for Sep­ 648-5968. Hartford. Evelyn L. Baird, Hol- flts average 14.40 an hour. terationa and addltlona. Call- MY. gentleman, central. OaB Mrs. tember 7 ■ June 80, $176 month­ bags, Coleman stove, Ice chest, couple preferred. Quiet neigh­ EMBARRASSmOLY True WAPPING — privacy, sweep­ lowvlUa, N.Y., Tel. 618-861-9016. 24-Hour Answeriug Serviee Inga. Workmanahrn guaran­ DeMute, 643-9353. ly. CaU J. D. Realty Co. 648- JARVIS REALTY CO. ing views, cozy 6-room Ranch WABHINGTON (AP) — Tha teed. SW Autumn St 84S-4Sm. ' ~ $75. complete. 289-0664 , 566 borhood. 648-0466. 6120. on bus line, handy to sohoole, Builder has shifted construc­ 9346. ROOM FOR RENT, private en­ tion operations, left with this among fine homes. Hutchins chief counsel of the Senate anti­ Free to Herald Readers glX ROOMS, centrally located, Shopping, etc. 814,000. Phil- REALTORS MLS IN8URORS Agency, Realtors, *46-6824. Legal Notices trust and monopoly subcommit­ Help Wanted— ^Pamale 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— trance, continuous hot water, FOR RBJNT with option to buy one B-room Raised Ranch. Want tnfomation on one of our olaaaUled advarttaamanta f N# $125 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. brick Agency, 640-8464. tee says members are thinking shower, gentleman only. 101 — Four room mobile home, Built to sell for $28,9(X>., yours 648-1121 AT A (30URT OF PROBATE held aaawar at tha telepboaa UatedT Stinply eaB Roofing and Chimnejra 18-A Male or FemalB 37 648-6129. VERNON — $16,600, five _room of legislation to prohibit doctors LADY TO WORK three daye MAN TO deliver fuel oil, serv­ Boats and Acceasories 46 Chestnut St. shady, Oder Mill Rd., 648-6889. NEW ’TWO-Famlly duplex, 5-6, today for %23,600. Act prompt­ Ranch, convenient to Mancher : UanchmtM-, wUhln and for tt>s ice and clean burners. Cali dletrtct of IfsiKheeter. on the >id from proflUng from the sal* of ROOfUfO — SperiaUting re< weekly (Tuei., Wed., and UNUSUAL BUSINESS — Op­ ffOlEE ROOMS, very clean, nice location, separate heat- ly. Belflore Agency, 648-6121. ter and Vernon Circle. Carport 649-9404, 649-9644. 13 h.p. ELGIN outboard motor, BEDROOM, nicely furnished, In­ day ot AucuM, A.l>. 1S66. eyMlaases. pairing roofa of all kinds, new Thure.) in local insurance portunity for unusual man or $80 monthly. J. D. Realty Co. tag syatems, city uXUtles. OaU ameslte drive, fireplace, atm Present, Hon. John J. Waltett. EDWARDS agency. Insurance experience used very Ilttlh, $66. Call after cluding TV, private home, free MANCHESTER—10 room houae, JudSe. The hint came from 8. Jerry roofs, gutter worit, ehLnneys woman. You must believe in 643-5129. builder, Leon CXessjmskl, 640- deck. Call owner 6^1710. Cohen Friday after the subcom­ not necessary but both short­ ELECTRICIAN — journeyman, yourself and your ability to 6 p.m., 649-6664. parking. 643-7115. Suburban For Rent 66 4391. Ideal for large family or In­ EeUUe at Georre E. IVn all ANSWERINS SERVICE cleaned, repaired. Aluminum immediate employment. Call ANSALDI BUILT OeoTf* T. F>>x late of Manohi mittee finished hearings on the aiding. SO yearc’ experience. hand and typing required. help others. Hard work, long fHREE ROOM apartment, law situation. 300x800 lot, Im­ WAPPING — Custom built ter in eaid dietrict. deceased. 649-4817. 86 HYDRO — never used, with NICELY FURNISHED bedroom FOUR ROOM apartment locat­ COLONIAL — 11% rooms, 8% SIX ROOM COLONIAL aspects of the sale of eyeglasses Free eetlmatee. Call Howlay, Please write Box Z, Herald, hours, growing financi^ re 10 h.p. Mercury racing engine, stove refrigerator, third floor, ed ta nice section of North mediate occupancy. Bel Air Ranch on deadend street at 20 Upon application at Doris F. and atate qualifications. All re­ and connecting living room in baths, Uvtag room 30x16, Realtors, 648-9883. Burke, admlnletratrix. prayliis tor by physicians who prescribe 648-5361, 644-8888. STOCKROOM attendent, high wards. Phone 643-9653, 649-2759. has steering wheel, cable and quiet adult home. Private en­ $66. 849-8130. Coventry, near school and Ridge Rd., 8 bedrooms, mid- authority to sell certain real ea- them, a pracUce opj^sed by M94500 -175-2511 plies treated confidentially. stone fireplace, 6 acres of Convenient location, city 20’s, extensive view. CaU own­ tate particularly described In said aad leave your message. Youll hear from our :------MJMI school education, previous ex­ pullies, ready for water. Best trance, continuous hot water, ■tore. $100 per month. UtUlties land, outbulldtaga, $31,500. MANCHESTER — Convenient some opticians. perience helpful. Apply Iona offer over $100, 646-9316. LUXURIOUS 4% duplex apart' furnished. CaU 743-8408. water and sewers, fUIl plas­ er, 649-1360 or 367-9600. application on file. It la time without spending all evanlng at the telephone. free parking. Call mornings Tin- ments, soundproof. First floor Fhllbrlck Agency, 640-8464. east side location, 4 room iRDEREID: That the The ■ubcommittee’a R im U l- Heating and Plumbing 17 Mfg. Company, Regent St., til 12:30, afternoons 8:30-6:30 ter hemee, hot water oU eter- con counsel, Peter M. Chum- EIGHT FOOT Hydroplane, ex­ ^ r o u t and rear yard en home, 1% baths, full basement, Manchester. 649-7410. COUNTRY LIVING, Bolton Cen­ 816,600—116' FRONTAGE, shade heat, cast Iron radiation, mined at the Probate office tn bris, suggested that doctors who cellent condition, nice paint tranoee, living room large, din ter apartments, 8 rooms, re 1% baths, quick occu­ 2 • car garage, only $11,9(K). Uoncheeter In eald Dlstrlot, on the M A M OH Service, plumbing CASHIER trees, Immaculate six room Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ROCKVILLE 17th day of Ausuat, A.D. 1M6. at sell glasses and the opticians and heating, re.sidentlal, com­ “SEWING EXPERIENCED Oil burner job. 643-8647. RETIRED person with car, part tag room, kitchen modern, re^ frigerator, stove, individual pancy, eaeUy financed. trigerator, free-standing range Cape, fireplace, dead end two o'clock In the afternoon, and who claim this Is monopolistic MUVING Instructions — Home mercial and indu.strial, no job service man. Top wages to meals for errands, will take thermostat, hot water. Call 648- street, Manchester. Hutchins LARGE Attractive 5% room that notice be m P*''' get together to settle the Issue pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ right man. Be.st of working FULL-TIME ta color, birch cabinets, hood, PRICED TO SELL eona tntereeted m said estate of HERALD too .small, 649-2871. MACHINE others with car. 649-,'5459. 4812. Agency, Realtora. 640-5324. Ranch, garage, 1% baths, fire­ Five room home the pendency of said application without congressional tatarven- age classes. Special attention conditions. Write to Box N, Diamonds—Wateli: disposal, haK bath. Second place, only $16,900. Hutchins and the Ume and place of bear- tlon. floor—2 bedroome, 4 doeeta, excellent condition. to ner\’oua and elderly. Serv­ BOTTI Plumbing A Heating Manchester Evening Herald. Apply Mr. Freitag at the Jewelry 48 ROOM for lady or gentleman, HORSE RANCJR ta Manrtea- BRAE-BURN REALTY Agency, Realtors. 649-5624. tne thereon, by pubIWUns a copy ing Manchester smd surround­ Repairs, alterations, electric quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak fill! oeramlc baUi colored, car­ ter with 27 acres. 8 room of this order In some newspaper ROX LEH ERS OPERATORS” Resort Property 648-6278 $18,900 havlns a ctrculaUon tn saM dU- WABHINGTON (AP) — Offi­ ing towns. Call Manchester and gas hot water heaters, free SALAD MAN, experienced; WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ Street, 643-8368. peted staircase and many ex- house, 1% baths, barn, out­ VERMONT — 9 room, 4-bath trtet, at least seven days before dishwashers and porter. Apply ( w . Just like owning your cials say that equipment ehort- Driving Academy, 743-7249. e.stimates. 643-1496. GRAND-WAY pairing. Prompt service. Up to For Rent 67 buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. Colonial, fireplace, screened in the day of aakl hearln*. to ap­ ages which exist in the U.Sv For Your PLEASANT WORKING in person or call for appoint­ $20 on your old watch in own home, baeement storage, Phllbrlck Agency. 649-8464. porch, 2 acres, driUed well, oil Julia Vincek Real Estate pear If they see cause at said ment, Ellington Ridge ciountry Apartment Buildinsrs on bus Mne. Rent very reason­ COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent SPARKLING CAPE, ideal fo r lime and plaoe and be beard relar military system do not affect 410 Middle Tpke, West, trade. Cloaed Mondays. F. E growing famUy, huge lot, Ut- heat, view, ^,600. Southern 643-7877 live thereto, and by maUlns dh or American forces In Viet Nam. InfoimatioB CONDITIONS! Club, Abbott Rd., Ellington, Bray, 737 Main Street, State Tenements 6.1 able. CaU evening* for appoint­ — Small waterfront cottages GARRISON Colonial in execu­ Vermont Real Estate Agency, before Ausuot 6, IMS, by certified Garage— Service Radio—^TV Repair Manchester ment, 648-4749 or 649-3666. August and September. OaU tive neighborhood on a beauti' tle traffic. An excellent buy at The officials said the tasufflA. 875-6291. Theater Building.. ShafUbury, Vt. mall, a copy of Ihte order to clendes, which were likened w Storage 10 Services 18 LOOKING for anything in real 643-2593, 649-49%. ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% $14,500. Lappen Agency, 649- Oeorclana IIS Walker Bt., THE HERALD wlB not Experienced help and qual­ PART - TIME night grocery baths, breezeway, 2-car ga­ 6261, 649-6140. STAFFORD — Country Uvtag Mamtoester, Oonn.; ICariorle F. those which occur In any large diacloee the identity o f ified trainees wanted. estate rentals — apartments, ANDOVER LAKE — waterfront Oallim, TtB Whtoporwin Leuie, and comi^ex Industrial orgenl- WANTED TO RENT garage CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ clerk, cashier, 21 or older. IM Garden— Farm— Dairy homes, multiple dwellings, call j W R ROOM apartment with rage, $26,400. Phllbrlck Agm- Lots For Sate 73 with comfort, 62 acres, formal Strati-ard, Conn., and return make any advertiMr using box for two trucks. Call 649-9404, ice, avallabla all hours. Satl*- North Main Street. heat, water, <3all 648-1109. cottage, sleeps six. Available FXDUR BEDROOMS, aluminum dining room, Convention Hall to this Oourt. zation, were not caused by mon­ Earn as you learn, excel­ CONTROL Desk clerk —Morn­ J. D. Realty, ea-SUQ. cy, 649-8464. siding, diahwadher, 1% baths, letUre. Readers answer­ 649-9644. faction guaranteed. Call 649- ings, part-time. ' Apply in per­ Products 50 from August 21 on. 242-4924. BOLTON — 3 building lots total sized living room, same size John J. WaHelt, judee. ey shortages or cost-saving pro­ ing blind box ada who 1816. lent fringe beneflta for all. PLUMBER — experienced, YHREB r o o m apartment, gas $14,500—Six room Cotonla], ga­ nice tat, double garage. Imme­ oe: Doris F. Burke, Admrx. grams. son, Vernon Lanes, Route 83 CORN, SQUASH, carrots, to­ THREE R(X)M apartment, tag 6 acres, $7,000. Call Ekigene rec room, 2-car garage and daalro to protect their steady work, good wages, stove, refrigerator, 247 No. Stove furnished. $66 monthly, MISQUAMICUT, R.I. Three bed­ rage, 1% acres, garden, fruit diate occupancy. Reduced to AT A (X)URT OF PROBATE held Pentagon views were given to Vernon. matoes, Swiss chard, 21 Angel room cottage with fireplace. $18,200. Lappen Agency, 649- GagUardone, J. D. Realty, 646- other outbuUdlngs. May .te Identity can follow this 1.900 SQUARE FEET of stor­ plenty of overtime. 643-4523. Main St., CaU 649-5229, 9-5. adults only. 649-1608. and shade trees, suburban, 3760, 643-5139. at IConcheoter, within and (or the newsmen Friday In answer to St. August 14 to 21 and August 28 5261, 649-6140. bought without acreage. Call district ot Manchester, on the art- nets, dishwasher, screened lot. Owner 875-1860. AT A OJURT OF PROBATE held John J. Wollett. Judge, their research helped save his Junlc»- and Senior life saving, like new 8275. 649-6180. PAINTING, EXTERIOR and free. Write Box P, Man­ IRONING DONE in my home 2174. Open 94. 8% room apartment, nicely ment. CaU 643-4887. at CcnreiUry, within and (or the dia- cc: Charles N. Oockett. Atty. porch, 6% room Ooionlal, 1% triot ot CoventT}' on tha 6th day ot own life alter his heart attack” Red Cross certified, hours at interior, paperhanging, wall­ chester Evei^ng Herald, reasonable. Call 643-0472. furnished, adults only, no pets, (XILONIAL, HoUlster St., near VERNON — CiMtom U A R 1963 HONDA cc, Dream Tour­ paper removed, dry wall work. Paxt-TMme Work . . . Full- SINGER automatic zig-zag, like COLONIAL MANOR baths, Manchester, $20,900, August. A.D. 1M6. UBOTA'nON OBDEB In 1966. your convenience. August 649- stating business exper­ $126. monthly. 843-9171. ail schools, six rooms, 1% bulK contemporary ranch, Present. Hon, klhnor* Turkinston, AT A (X>URT OF PROBATE held ing, many accesaories, excel­ R«uonable rates. Fully in­ Time Pay. Join the Toy ience, education and sal­ new, monograms, embroiders, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Judge. 5324. lent condition. Call 643-0490. And Business Property 649-5324. baths, aluminum aiding, imma­ family room, firet^stce, sun at Mancheater, within and for the sured. Free eetimatea. 649- Party Plan with the meet ary requirements. button holes, etc. Ori^nal price culate, immediate occupancy. Eetata ot Rttchel a Peckhara, IXstrict ot Manchester, on the 3rd 9656, Joseph P. Lewie. Dogs— ^Blrds—Pets 41. over $800. Take over last 4 pay­ COLONIAL OAKS deck, scenic sloping wood­ late ot Ooventry In said dlstrlot. de­ dav of Auguot, 19tt. Rope Told Ume HOLIDAY HOUSE, Cottage to offer. Over 500 Name For Sale 70 Bel Air Real Estate 648-9332. ceased. ments of $10.80 each. Call deal­ ed tai. & y ee Agency, 646-0131. Present, Hon. John J. W ollett, Street. New concept in retire­ FOR SALE — 1964 Honda 150, Beet Hostess and Dealer GROOMING and boardliu. win ONE AND TWO room furnished Upon appltoatlon ot Ellen Tar- Judge. TOKYO — An ancient time­ BIXTERIOR and Interior paint­ WANTED — Servic# station at­ er Hartford, 622-0631. One, two and three bedroom m a i n STREET site, near O n - betl praying that an tnotrument Blslate ot Marianna FogUo. late ment living, RN on duty, Neaf J376. Call after 8 p.m., 742-7660. plan available. Call or collect and deliver. H. C. apartments. Heated. Kitchen TO BE SOLD MANCHESTER — West Side. MANCHESTER la only minutes piece, the wick clock, was used buses, churches and ahopping. ing. Wallpaper hooka, paper- Write, Santa Partiee Avon, tendant. mornings, with some apartments available, all ter, with buUdtag of 6,500 M. purporting to be the lost wlU and ot Mancheater In said DMiict, de­ Chase, Harmony Hill Ken- set, refrigerator, bedroom set. Good location. Four room away from this estate, consist­ teatajnent ot sold deceased be ad- ceased. _ ‘ in the Far East It was a hemp Reasonable rates. For infeima- lumging. Ceiling*. Floors. Ful­ Brand Toys auid Gift Items. mechanical experience, part- CLEAN, USBID refrigerators, aprpliances, heat, hot water, ft. Many potentials. WIU fi­ Ranch. Aliuninum storm win­ ly insured. Workmanship guar­ nels, Bolton, 643-6427. Gas range. Free electricity, ing of three houses and 22% mlued to probate and that letters On motion ot Michael r’ogUo. 131 rope that smoldered through tion call 649-2358. Conn. Tel. 673-3455 eve­ time or full-time. Apply Morl- ranges, automatic washers private cellars, large spa­ nance. ciwner 640-6229, 9-6. 6 Avon Street dows, hot water oil heat, ga­ of administration with the wUl an­ B d r^ tk.. Mancheeter. Oono.. and I anteed. Leo PelleUer, 649-6336. ■with guarantees. See them at gas. Low rent. Inquire Apart­ scree of land. For full informa­ nexed be granted on said eatete, aa time periods marked by eveiUy Wanted Autos— nings 673-9829. arty’s Flying A Service, 510 WILL TAKE all unwanted pets cious rooms, multi closeta. ment 4, 10 Depot Square. A weU built older home of rage, nice garden. Owner, 643- tion call The EHlsworth Mitten Sontlna NIooletta. Reed Rood, Tol­ LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6. If no answer. 643-9048. B. D. Pearl’a AppUanoes, 649 per w i^lcatlon on (lie. It la land, Oonn., oo-executore. spaced knots. Hartford Rd. except cats and dogs. Will Call for an appointment. five rooms on one floor. 0897. Agency 648-6930. ORDERED: liiat the (oiegolng ORDERED: Tluit six months per gallon, in plastic contain­ Motorcycles 12 Main St. Call 643-2171. PAIN'nNG BY Dick Fontaine, buy small cage.s according to Business Locations Land For Sale 71 Nice lot requiring minimum appllcxitlon be ..Y—.-* heard “and *-* deter from tlie 3rd day of aukuoAugust,., 1966, ers. Russell's Barber Shop, OOMBINATTON counter man WHY RENT? Only $14,900. VERNON — 7 room Colonial, mined at the Pix>bale office in Cov-1 bo and the aams are limited and WANTED — 1956 Dodge or Ply­ interior and exterior. Paper WOMAN FOR waitress work condition. Call 643-9269. SEWING MACHINE — Singer of maintenance. Rural at­ entry In said District, on the 12th I allowed for U>e oreditorB within Oak and Spruce. mouth, 4-door, 6 cylinder, stan­ and grill man, work either days J. D. REALTY CO. For Rent 64 COVENTRY — 186 acres with mosphere yet a stone’s buys this immaculate 6 room (4 bedrooms) with one full bath hanging and wall paper remov­ counters and booths, experi­ or nights, married man pre­ automatic zig - zag, cabinet day ot August, A.D. 1966. at 10:30 which to bring In their clalme dard shift. Must be A-1 ence helpful but not neceaaary, D(3GS boarded, Richard P. 643-5129 643-8779 house and outbuildings. Can be throw from stores, bus and home ta town, taw pay­ and 2 lavatories, rec room, and o'clock In the forenoon, and that. against said estate, and sold exscu- 8UM51ER SCHEDULE al. Dutch B oy and DuPont. ferred. No phone calls, see Cobb, 216 Hillstown Rd., Man model, excellent condition, but­ split up. Belflore Agency, 648- ments, easy financing. Lappra notice be given to oU persona In- ‘ tore ore directed to give public MARLOW’S. OPEN Tuee- j throughout, priced for cash. Quality workmanship. Call hours 10 a m. - - 4 p.m., five ton holes, embroiders, hems, schools. Priced for quick garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, Call 643-8856. Chris, Deci’a Drive-In. Chester, 649-8496. LARGE corner store for rent, 6121. sale at $13,500. Agency. 649-5261, 649-6140. combination windows. Excel­ terested In sold estate ot the pen-1 notice to the credltora to bruig tn day thru Satorday 9:30 to Personals evenings, 527-9571. days per week. Also high etc., was $306.50, unpaid bal reasonable. 643-7728. dency ot sold appUostion and the | their claims within sold time al- 5:30; Thursday till 9:00 { school juniors for waltreaa SIX RCXJM duplex. 3 bedrooms, lent value and only $22,600. tlme and place ot hearing thereon, | lowed by pubtl.etilng a copy of this ASSISTANT WANTED — home for one year ance $59.85, take over pay NEW LISTING—^Treee galore! by publkhlng a copy ot this order , orderv In some newspaper having p.m. Closed Mondays dar­ PASSENGEHtS — wanted from INSIDE and outalde painting. work afternoons, evenings and adult children only. Inquire 31 T. J. Crocket, Realtor, 643-1577. Business Services old, part German Shepherd, not ments of $8. monthly. City Sew BOLTON — 84 acres. Belflore 63-65 Starkweather Street Charmlng.6 room (Jape, 1% In some newspapervsnoper having a clr- ctrculaSlon In sold probate dlstridtotrict ing August Manchester to vicinity TYavel- You name your own price. Saturday. Good pay. Apply in house broken. 643-5661. ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476 N. Elm St. anytime. baths, 3 bedrooms, dining culatton In sold district. M least within ten davs from the date ct Offered 13 Special rates for homeowners MANAGER New ’FASHION' Ready Agency, 643-6121. An eight room duplex with VERNON — S-bedroom Ranch, five daye before the day ot sold thl.e order and return make to thM ers Insurance Company. Cali person. Brass Key Restaurant. room, fireplace, rec room, hearing, to appear If they see cause 644-1604. 65 or over. 649-7863. 875-8401. FOUR R(X)M apartment, sec­ four rooms on a side. At­ fireplace, built - ins, garage, court of the notice fh -'m . For Dairy Store. Write for FREE — for good home, four UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY Hayes Agfency, 6)46-0131. storms, fenced yard, near at said Ume and place and be John J. Wollett. Judge. LAND CLEARINO, adorable calico kittens. Ckdl ond floor, stove, refrigerator, tractively landscaped lot 85 heard relative thereto, and moke moval, and chain saw work. interview, stating qualifica­ 240 Oak St, $85. monthly. Pre­ feet wide. Two car ga­ sohool, $16,900. Owner, 876- return to this oourt tions, work experience and 646-2280. Refrigerator, Stove and TV LOVELY 5% room Cape, with FOUR GRAVBa, Buckland cem­ A. Michaud. 743-8096. Floor Finishing 24 Help Wanted— Male 36 Included fer young couple with no chil­ rage. Property In good con­ seoluslon, privacy, view and 4661. Elmore Turidngton. Judge. etery, reasonable. 522-9592. salary expect^. Box O, AKC German Shepherd puppies, dren. Call 643-9409 after 6 p.m. dition with new furnaces, HAP£6U> a so n RubWah Re­ FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- Herald. restful country living, In town. $14,000 — Large 6 bedroom DBOWBX ON UHITA'nON OF EXPERIENCED painters want­ 4 pure white, exceptionally 8 Modecn Rooms of Furniture etc. Moderately priced at Bel Air Real Estate 643-9832. C tA lM B moval — atUcfl, cellars and ing (specializing in older ed. Call Glastonbury between FIVE room apartment for R w ch, garage, fireplace, lot AT A (X>URT OF PROBATE N E E D MORTGAGE beautiful. Breed for tempera­ Appllancee, Lot No. 29S $18,000. 649-4593. yards, weekly and monthly floora). Waxing floors. Paint­ 6-7 p.m., 633-7765. 1() Pc. Beed{Hbq>edlent 62 Weeks a Year styles, from 6 foot 812.60, de­ at the office of the General equipped, including air-condi­ dally 7-6. Thursday 7-8, Satur­ servic*. J. D. Realty. 648-6i-6139. livered. W. .'Tinker, Plnney Manager, 41 Center Street. GERARD ST. Number 8, targe street Six bedrooms plus tioning and mag wheels. 644- day 7-A 643-7958. Excellent Wages Street, Ellington, 875-0397 af­ Manchester, Conn, until Au­ COLONIAL—6 sparkling rooms, six room Dutch Colonial, spa­ two-car garage and work­ ACCOUNTING Assistant to as­ KENMORE gas range, good shop. unmedlate occu­ 1736. A FRESH START v/Ul lump sist office manager in accumu­ ter 4. condition. $30. Call 848-9270. gust 20, 1965 at 10:00 a.m. for completely enclosed yard, near cious living room with fire­ FOREST PARK HEBRON your debts Into one easy pay­ pancy, low mortgage as­ TYPEWRITERS — Standard lation of data and preparation complete appraisal or revalua­ schools and shopping, low pay­ place, family styled dining ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER 1964 TRIUMPH, spitfire. Needs and electric. Repaired, over­ ment. If you have equity in ■WRITE P.O. BOX 350, HANNAH’S husband. Hector, S()’’ GAS St 6 v E, good condl- tion for tax apaessment pur­ ments, only $14,600. Lappep room, kitchen with pantry, sumption. of financial statements, excel­ hates hard work so h* cleans body work 11,200. Good me­ hauled, rented. Adding ma- property, call Frank Burk* to MANCHESTER, CONN. tion, $46. CaU after 13 noon, 648- poses of all taxable real estate Agency, 649-6261, 649-6140. three targe bedrooms, full dlacuaa ways and means. Con- lent growth potential, fringe the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent chanical condition, 649-7116 af­ cUnea rented and repaired. benefits, salary commensurate 8498. and peraonal property In the attic, 1% tiled baths, basement 6-ROOM U RO E S-ROOM ter 6. Pickup and dallvary aarvlc*. neotlcut Mortgage Exchange, electric shampooer $1, Olcott Town of Manchester, Conn, for NEAT CAPE, Bowers Brtwol, 6 garage, shaded yaid. Owner, with ability. Send resume to Variety Store. rooms, 5 finished, garage, fire Chaplin Agency Yale Typewriter Service, 649- 16 Lewis St., n ^ o r d , 3M- MOVING — Selling kitchen set, the List of Oct. 1, 1966. 649-7508. 1956 VOLR8WAGE3N, rebuilt en- 6667. Box S, Manchester Herald, place, convenient to bus, shop­ EXPANDABLE OAPES RANCHES 4886. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic, sofa-bed, dryer, drapes, lamps, Specifications for this re­ 643-9442 ne, excellent running and steady position. In new car SALES AND Service on Arlens, air - conditioner, window fans ping. 649-5606. MANCHESTER — 7 room Fireplace, built-ins LAWNMOWTO MAN WANTED to better his Hahn EcUpee, Jacobaon lawn valuation are avaUable In the Soking condition, 1600, 649-6180. agency. Ohorohes Motors, 80 proaent position. We have and mliceUaneous. 648-4224. AsseBS(H‘’s Office, 41 Center Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, : palm, aalee, rotor hi Private InstnictioM 32 Oakland St., Manchester. mowers. Also Horn elite chain MANCHESTER — executive 7 baths, dining room, famllj With 5 finished. * 14,500 • 1 5 , 0 0 0 sharpened; bicycle sales, aarv- openings for an experienced saws, and International Cub Ca­ St., Manchester, Cosm. between room Cape, 2% baths, 3-car 1967 DODGE Fl redome, all auto­ refrigeration seivlce man, and TWIN bedroom set, maple, $160; room, patio, large lot wttl ANDOVER — Everything you Only matic, good condition, needs Ice. Mancheeter Cycle Shop, ATTEN'nON Tractor Trailer det Tractors. Rental equipment VA h.p. outboard motor, $80; the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 garage, wall-to-wall oetipeUi Trainees. Men 19 end over are AN EXPERIENCED car polish­ experienced oil burner serv­ p.m. daUy excluding Saturday trees, 2-car garage. Phllbriok want, 8 room Raised Ranch, tires. Call 649-6475, after 5 p.m 149 W. Middle Tumplk*, M er and ueed car get ready man and shaipenlng service on ; 714 h.p. outboard motor, $76. 28 foot family room, 16x83 with 6 acres end trout brpok, 6-ROOM RAISED RANCHES 3096. needed at once to train for ice man and an experienced oil and Sunday. Agency, 649-8464. to start at once, top salary to make*. L A M Equipment 649-9923. swimming pool, lovely treed Bel Air Real Estate. 648- high paying jobs aa Tractor- truck driver, Oall Hartford Corp., Route 88, Vernon, 876- Town of Manchestar, tat. Hayes Agency, 648-4803 Built-ins, fireplace and garage. 1964 CHEVY H Nova, 2-door se­ right man. Call or sea Mr. 527-8361. FIVE ROOM Ranch, enclosed 649-4663. dan, 6 cylinder, standard trana- HAVE TIME — wlU wort. Odd Trailer Driver! If qualified. 7609. Manchester Exchange — MAPLE bedroom set, full and Conn. jobs our specialty. Will do most Earnings $300. per week salary MyeUe at Burnside Motors, Richard Martin, breezeway, attached two • car All homes at Forest Park feature 1 acre wooded lots, amesitc drives, full mlssion, like new. Owner must East Hartford, 389-0348. MAINTENANCE and service Enterprie 1946. twin sized box springs and mat­ 111* new fall and winter 1965 MANCHESTER — BpoUass ( VERNON — $27,600 buys ex anytMng. Call 643-3097 or RI 6- and up. Many jobs available. tress, two divans, three ma­ General Manager Snultay the Bon is a pajama room Colonial, breezewny, ga­ garage, rec room, many ex­ basement landscaped yards. . sacrifice, financing arranged, 0064. man, 11-7 shift, wanted by lo­ Issue of our complete pattern tras. Excellent neighborhood ecutive seven room Ranch, two trades accepted. Hartford Rd. Budget plan available also. For MACHINIST — Bridgaport op­ SCREENED LOAM — for the ple chests, four plastic captain bag! He’s bound to teach young- rage, 1% baths, 3 bedrooms, 10% Minimum Down, Financing Available _ . « * details phone 249-7771 anytime. cal hospital. Steady employ­ taagailne Baalo Faahlon Is convenient, schools, shopping. baths, two garages, acre lot, Enterprisea. 648-3408. erators, turret lath* operator ment, fringe benefits, Includ­ best in lawns and gardens from chairs. 649-3807. store to be neat; and at the large lot, fine location, only Directions: From Manchester Center, Take Porter St. from East Center BTEPB, tm m W A lX B , our acraahlng p li^ . Andover- Wady for you now. "nie cover same time add a decorative took $20,500. Hayea Agency, 646- Priced low 20’s. Call owner built-in hutch, beamed ceilings. walla,ilia, ftrwlaoes,ftrapl flacotoos tar- and stock man. Job shop ax- ing, shift and weekend differ­ leqturea ttua amart two plecer. Barrowa A Wallace, 646-6306. Columbla. OeUvered. Georgs fOKALAi 8-plece living room sat, 0131. 649-6763. S St. Continue to Highland Park and Rt. 85, Forest Park across from Gajr City racM.CM. An conorsto rsMirs. perfenc* prefarrad, 56 hour ential. Baa* pay |1.75 per hour, BUMMER SPECIAL No. 8U1 with Patt-O-Rama Is to their bods! 1961 VALIANT — 4-door, In vary Help Wanted— ^Famale 35 H. Griff Ing, Inc., 748-7888. with hideabed couch, brand Pattoirn No, 2937-H has hot- Reasonably prlead. 64S-i■OKI. weak, Pagagon Tool Co., Inc. with poaaibl* merit Increases. Triple Track Mrt in sisas 10,12,14,16,18, 20. Bust VERNON ST. — Three twin $11,690 — HOT value In cool Piirk on Rt. 85. good condition. 644-0934. 359 Adams St., Manohaater. naw fitted slipcovars, 876-0168, iron trensfor; full dlrectlomi. MANCHESTER — Large 6 room WATniBSSEB wanted, days and Apply In person to maintan- LOAM BALBI Olaan 814. loam Windows. ▼ T .T P >1 to 40. Bis* 12, $3 bust, short sized bedrooms, 3 paneled Bolton. Four room Ranch with nlifata, ftdl Mme, part-time, 8-10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. ^ Older, send 86c In colne to: Ranch. 1% tiled hatha, gara OPEN SAT. & SUN.. 1 P.M. HU DARK BLBCTRIOUN’B helper, axpe- anc* office rear ~ Manches­ now 112.60. FUl, gravel, aand, •leaves, 2% yards of 45-lnch. rooms ta the basement, beuia u-tiaJ baeement end e big Hoiuehold Sanricas must bsv* experience wltb food ter Memorial Hoapltsf, 7 a.m.- MIL TUNSKY Anne Cabot, The MwcheMw ' patio, hot water oil heat, bu' 1963 FORD, with Chryaler en lienced. Call 844-14M after 6 stone, manure, white sand for TWO PIECE living room, Colo- To order, send OOo In coins to; ins, city utilities, large treed ment garage, oversized lot. A rcar garage, 4xcell*nt condi­ WEEKDAYS from 6 P.M. HU 8 Cifferad 13-A and liquor. See Mrs. Canfield, 2:80 p.m. Monday - Friday or 649-9095 Bus Burnett, The Manchester Evening HereW, 1150 AVE. W tion throughout. Lot Is wood­ glne, 6-2'a, beat offer. 849-3668 p.m. sand boxes and potHs.’ 848- nial style, almoat naw. Call AMF.RICAB, NEW YORK, N.Y. lot, full basement, excellent lot of house for $18,900. (Jail 8-7 p.m., B(dton Lake Hotel. 8-11 a.m. Saturday. CaU 643- 95M. 668-1338. i. Bvanlng Herald, 115* AVE. OF Baloh Real Estate, 949-3013, ed with plenty of p r iv a ^ T.J. or AnyHmo — Coll for Appointmont HOUSEHOLD Furniture r*' 1141 axt. 226 for an appoint­ 10086. condition, 8 yeara old. Charle* 1955 VOLKSWAGEN, $60. Run­ EXTRA INCOME — working MEW YORK, N.Y. Laspenmnoa, 649-7620. 675-7392^______Ciwdiett, Realtor, *43-1677. stored and rafinished, colors PART-TIME or full-time, ex­ ment If unable to apply in per­ KEEP CARPET cleaning pro­ TWO MATOHINO club chairs, lOOMe p\>r ist-dlaai nwfilng add lOe S A L E S RY ning condition, needs work. 743- ohaaged. Call for Mtlmat* 649- perienced bo9>Bpl*to pattern magaalne. BOo. dan, taka over paymants. CaU oocdani for r w t lAuifera^ I raUabU parsoo. WriU Box M, sary, OaU Friendly Im Oraam FIANUT for Oooktan Lounge. ig Aufuat. U A 0 m , 1 Aitkin Oo., 87 Toiaad TplM., * / Mala., 6 4 a -a a t L Herald. Bhi^, 040-7788, after T p .n . •M-2788. ^ Manohaalar. Rcfad H erald Ads. IRTURDAY, AUGUST T, 1966 iTOattrlffHter lEnftting HlwaUi Area Students A b o u t T ow n P la y g ro u n d Business Bodies On Dean’s List M m M u ta n t Burri*, tMoh- Tsn rasldanti • P ^ l manUlly ntartled chll- N otes ditn, will «p«»lc on "M«iUl •am sd plaoss on ths dssn’s llat HMlth,” TuMday at noon at a JOINS OFFICE 4 at Ih* University of Hartford mMUn* of the Klwanla Oub at The special event this week Shearson Hamlll and Co. ra- for ths sscond ssmsstsr of ths tht ManchMter Oountry au b . cently announced a new broker on the playgrounds supervised In their office, Edward Her­ Just coBoludsd aoadsraio y ^ by the Recreation and Park De­ mann Jr. of 122 Florence St. Thsy wars among a total of MO Oapt. Frank H. Matthae, aon partment was a pet show. The Hermann, a New York City students, including six from for­ of Mr. and Mra. Fred J. Mat- following were given awards for native, recently finished the eign lands, who won the honor. thaa of M Butler Rd. recenUy outstanding entries; Shearson Hamlll training pro­ Manchester atudants included M duated from U.S. Air Force Waddell: Cutest, Robin Ha- gram and graduated from the Susanne T. d'Avignon, 70 ^ Inktrument inatructor achool at berem; most unusual, Unda New York Institute of Finance. lumbus St.; Gary Lahrman, W RMidolph AFB, Tex. He is be- Hallenbeck; smallest, Cindy He earned his B.A. at Ameri­ Garth Rd.; WllUam Ludwig. »® inr aaalcned to Suffolk County Wandych; prettiest, Steve An­ can International Co lie ge, Summit at.; Pascal Poa, H, 7W ATO, N.Y. derson; funniest, Pam Heritage. Springfield, Maas. E. Middle 'Tpke.; Brian Seifert, Buckley; Biggest, Roger Fe- He Is a member of Manches­ la i Deepwood Dr.; Jane Stein­ Mra. Chartea Hlrth and Mra. der; smallest, Nancy Nas.slff; ter’s Junior Chamber of Com­ er, 78 Fleming Rd.; (Patricia Florence K. Streeter, both of oddest, Scott Morrison; cutest, merce and will be doing a gen­ m Thorpe. IfiO LydaU St.; Jeffrey Sbmcheeter, will participate in Janet Hoegler; wettest, "Shar- eral business as a broker but lYburski, 118 Prospect Bt.; the National OonvOTtion of the ky” Jerry Nasslff and “The has been especially interested Marilyn Ullon, 571 Hartford VFW Auxiliary Auf. 1« to 90 in Morrisons" Kim Morrison; in meat processors for western Rd.; and Marcia Yerks, 24 Iki- Chicago. Mra. Hlrth la Depart­ shortest tall, Susie Wagner; Heads DeMolay sign St. ment of Connecticut prealdent. furriest. Wendy Spooner; be.st Hermann was a crewchlef • etudents from nearby com­ Mra. Streeter la a national coun­ with the Strategic Air Com­ housed, Mark Poulin; best nam­ ns munities Included Carl Noth- cil member. Both are membera ed, ’Hannibal’’ David Brown. Rocco James Francoline Jr., mand for four years and was nlck, Coventry; Michael Ron- of the Mancheater VFW Aux Bowers: Smallest (toad), son of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco J. discharged in 1962. Ho Is a don and George Vesper, Rock­ Alary. Mark Molava; moat unusual Francoline Sr., 616 Spring St., bachelor. ville; Wardene Taft, Vernon; (mouse), Stephen Darling; best has recently been elected ma.s- CSlnton Adams and Peter Haw­ appearing cat (Siamese), Aug­ ter councilor of John Mather PIONEER CITED kins, Wapping; and Edward Fourteen Take ust Peuentl; cutest (rabbit). Chapter, Order of DeMolay. He Pioneer Parachute Co. at 168 Daly, Robert Earley, William TV succeeds Charles Daniel ’I'hay- Forest St. has been given a Groth, Pamela Holcombe and Dawn LJndsey; most colorful, er Jr. Officers will be Installed (Parakeets), Allyson McGill. front page picture and a four Joseph 2tamuka from South Firemen Tests Saturday, Sept. 11 at the Ma­ I page write-up In the August edi­ Windsor. Charter Oak: Fluffiest cat, sonic Temple. 'There \ ’111 be an tion of Connecticut Industry, a CSndy Htizlett; friendliest cat, open house at the Francollne monthly magazine published by Only 14 of 22 eligible candi­ Jimmy Adams; biggest cat, r m dates for the poats of town home after the Installation. the Manufacturers Association Neal McKenney; friskiest dog, Other officers elected arc Ken­ of Connecticut. Inc. firemen appeared at Manchester Mary McNeill; most unusual Vigiting Clergy High School last night to take neth Royce, senior councilor; The article described the com­ a written examination, conduct­ pet, Domenlck Vuoto. and Richard Bemont, Junior pany, a wholly-owned subsidiary Lead Services ed for the town by representa Valley St.: Best groomed, councilor. of Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys­ Donald Roussey; most unusual, ”1110 newly elected master tems, Inc. with headquarters tlvea of the State Personnel De Bobby ISlleb; largest, Laurla partment. councilor is a senior at Man­ and principal factory on the site Members at the Salvation The 214-hour test consisted Chartier; beat behaved, Michael chester High School and a mem­ of the old Cheney Silk Mills, a i BOLLYWf Tompson; prettiest, Janet Mc- Army Corps and visiting clergy of some technical questions, ber of Center Congregational the largest exclusive designer will conduct services at the ■trtot theat) ■everal pages of simple mathe­ Cruden; smallest, Barn Molloy; Church. and manufacturer of parachutes Salvation Army during the ab­ form er la t matics, and several pages of most unusual, Cheryl Arglros; and similar aerodynamic.decel­ sence of Capt. and Mrs. Wil­ when his n multiple choice questions and best cat, Gary UaBrec; most partment Tuesday evening on eration and retardation devices liam MacLean, corps officers, billing over answers. colorful, Mark Beebe. the 11 playgrounds. Fireplaces In the world. this month. Those applicants who success­ West Side: Most unusual, will be available and boys and Pioneer parachutes are being Alton Munsle, Sunday School This Itml fully passed last night’s writ­ Truman Schlehofer; best cat, girls may bring their Iwtdogs or used In the nation’s Gemini and superintendent, will conduct the keen broads ten examination will next be In­ Susan Stlckels; cutest, Sandra Apollo space programs for re­ morning service tomorrow at motion ploti hamburgers for roasting or any Af, televigla formed where and when to ap­ Arsenault; biggest, Donna and other favorite picnic menu. turning orbiting and Interplane­ 10:45 at the Citadel and lead pear for oral examinations, to Julie Comlns; smallest, Carolyn tary astronauts safely to earth. the 7 p.m. service In Center Today a t The special event on the play­ one — even conducted by a panel of fire Burbach. grounds Wednesday evening will Sky-divers in the U.S. men’s Park. In the event of rain the officials from area towns. Keeney; Smallest (crickets), be a watermelon eating contest. and women’s teams, using pion­ service will be held In the In a r M ^ The Town Fire Department is Michael and Patty Darby; eer parachutes, won four gold, tarlea.«. Or 1 'The Recreation and Park De­ Citadel. ■tar" a seeking nine new men who, add­ blackest cat (“Licorice"), Mar­ partment Supervisors will be in one silver, and three bronze Brig. Harold Bevan and ed to the seven who were hired tin Faber; most colorful (cham­ medals at the Seventh World David Addy will conduct serv­ without nar charge and awards will be giv­ Parachute Championships a ito play a le in January, will bring its com­ eleon), Billy Edgar; tamest en to the various winners. ices on Sunday, Aug. 22. Band­ plement up to reconunended (rabbit) (“Nosy”), Brian Sul­ year ago In West (Jermany, The Manchester Savings Bank Is featuring displays of the product* produced by local in-, master C. Peter Carlson will iapiaoae. Ai strength. . ' livan; prettiest cat (“Sooty"), dustry as part of a “What Manchester Makes, Makes Manchester” program. Here two lead meetings and Rev. K. types ot I Charles Cross; biggest (pony) DISTRICT MANAGER Savings Bank employes, Bruce Noble, assistant treasurer, on the left, and Paul Cloope, in­ Ejnar Rask, pastor of Trinity ^special gu ("Ronnie"), Richard Mora. Bar Ransacked Carl Gundersen of 116 Olcott stallment loan manager, demonstrate electric home appliances of the Iona Manufacturing Covenant_ . Ohuroh,_ ---- ..J- will -)reach pr s t u n : ^ ” w Verplanck: Most unusual, Dr. has been appointed a dis­ Co___ Inc _ on _ exhibit It in inethe bank’soans s loooy.lobby. When wnen .LuiiAIona iiiuYcumoved to.ii# Manchester ...In 1957, the------com- ait 10:46 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 29. thing u se Police Arrests Dolores Grenier; cutest dog, At KofC Home trict manager for the Equitable oaiiy' ' employed « •76 * _ . ______peoplei ______■ and manufactured onlyA vsK r portable food mmixers. l v A r a 'P Today,o H a v . eight Vy A e S T ^ S and parsua Carol O’Toole; most colorful, Life Assurance Society. He is a later,later averagreaverage empioymencemployment aiat lonaIona is ouu600 tuiuand thecue product line asoehas grown to^ Include sta- Duplicate Bridge lormer’a ag Michael Deyorio; smallest. member of the Society's Kirby tlonarv mixers, blenders and ice-crusher attachments, electric can owners, and knife Desplto t The Knights of Columbus Agency, which has its headquar­ t t the glat David Lamacchla, 22, of South Donna Elricson; largest, Judy sharpeners, hair dryers, electric knives, and electric shoe polishers, ^ e co m p ly also Results In a duplicate bridge Stou dioea a Barre, Mass., was charged with Grenier; funniest, Brian Welch; Home on Main St. was broken ters in Hartford. manufactures all the electric motors used in Iona appliances as well as for other cus­ into last night and the bar was Born In Plainfield, N.J., Gun­ tomers. Iona products, are available throughout the United States and Canada, as well as game last night at the former I d a few, th breach of peace and wilful in­ smartest, Barbara Cassel; most technical school, 39 School St. the ttUes < jury to personal property this attractive, Scott Smith. ransacked, police report. derson was educated in Oslo, most countries In the free world. ______Although nothing was taken Norway, served In the Royal are: North-South, Jam es Tatro 'ItniUams, morning after he reportedly Nathan Hale: Most unusual, and Arthur Pyka, first; Mrs. Iticked a new car and used ar- Fred Lewie; cutest, Michael Mo- and no apparent damage was Norwegian Air Force In ESrig- TeloPro Industries of Cherry done the thief went to great land from 1641 to 1943, then In every 12 In the United States net earnings for the six-month Jay Goldstein and Richard Vos- Duke, 8 gumentive and abusive lan­ rano; smallest, Jane Schoen; period ending in June were up Hill, N J. and N.Y. He will be burgh, second, and Mr. and Dick Van guage in a service station. trouble to get in. The screen on served In the U.S. Air Ftorce in is now a member of a credit A most domestic, Stephen Cole. a front basement window was union, compared with one in nearly $1,000 from last year to responsible for manufacturing, Mrs. Millard Rowley and Mr. Jaoklo Gles Lamacchia's car had broken Robertson: Rabbits, Debbie $111,303. The company paid quality control, purchasing and and Mrs. Paul Barton, tied for During tl down on Rt. 15 and he had it broken. The partition over the every 24 a decade ago. Keneston; biggest cat, Kathy bar was slit. CUNA records a gain of 1,004,- nearly $13,000 more in federal delivery for all of TelePro’s di­ third. Win be a h towed to the station but re­ Moriarty; sipallest cat, Kathy Income taxes this year because visions. He was formerly chief Martin, Um portedly didn’t have enough A wedding reception Is being 729 members In the U.S. In 1964, Also, East-West Mrs. Joseph Bryant; cutest cat, Debbie held at the hall today but the the first annual increase of over in 1964 the company built a of production at the Hamilton McVeigh and Mrs. Philip Hol- Steve Lawi money to pay for the station’s Zemaitis; blackest cat, Bobby Tennessee plant and had a gov­ Standard Division of United aythe. services. Court date has been refreshments for it were not one million. U.S. total member- way, first; Fred Ramey and G. Barany. brought down to the hall until slUp now stands at 16,699,987 in ernment investment credit. Net Aircraft Oorp. M. Perry, second, and Mr. and The last set for Aug. 23 In Manchester. The riddle of the week win­ earnings per share after pre­ ttUe star oi .Three young girls, one a mi­ this morning. 21,876 credit unions. Mrs. Herbert Smith and Wil­ ners were Martin Faber and Personal savings in U.S. cred­ ferred dividends Is 38 cents. In an article In this column liam and Mitch Bala, tied for Show” — ( nor, were charged with shop­ Michael Darby, attending Keen­ oomedy as lifting last night at the Grand- it unions increased by 14.6 per Sales totaled $2,643,520, nearly two weeks ago, reference was third. ey St. Playground. cent for a gain of $1.04 billion, $300,000 above last year. made to John (iaglanello of 85 The game Is sponsored by the eauae the ] Way store on W. Middle Tpke. 'The final standings for the Orders for Chiefs for a suit U *nie two older g^irls are Susan to a new high total of $8.4 bil­ Crestwood Dr. as a real estate Manchester YWCA and played Summer Inter-Playground Soft- lion. This total represents 3.2 salesman and insurance brok­ each Friday. Relgstratlon Is at iqxjnBlbUlty Beaudette and Pauline Bell, ball is as follows: American: WASHINGTON (AP) — The William Grace of 176 Diane a little ner both from WUllmantlc. They Joint Chiefs of Staff give orders jer cent of all personal savings Dr., Wap^ng, a member of the er. This Is not true; he does not 7:46 p.m. and play begins at 8. Verplanck 7-3; (Charter Oak 7-3; idd by financial institutions. have an insurance broker's li­ The public Is ‘Invited. “We ori| were released under glOO bond to the military forces of the claims department at the ‘The Majoi for court appearance on Aug. Keeney 7-3; Nathan Hale 5-5; United States. And they take UnNke any other financial in- ’Travelers Insurance Companies’ cense and does not participate West Side 4-6; Valley St. 0-10. atitutkm, an Increasing number in real estate sales. He is In­ Forsythe s n . National: Green 6-2; Robertson orders, on occasion, from Wil­ Hartford office, is attending a eally. “Bu liam M. (Fishbalt) Miller, of credit unions pay Interest re­ special conference on the ele­ surance consultant for Metro­ sriien we 1 5-3; Waddell 4-4; Buckley 4-4; doorkeeper of the House of Rep­ funds to borrowers. The most ments of management, Aug. 3- politan Life Insurance Co. Bowers 1-7. Playoffs will begin common refund rate in 1964 was OPEN SUNDAYS owned a n i on Monday morning. This com­ resentatives. 13. The program Is designed to kEaJor and One of those occasions came 10 per cent. Slightly over 20 per assist young career men in such George P. Elmore and Associ­ lot ot mow FREE ing week a pickup sticks tourna­ Friday, when President Johnson cent of U.S. credit unions paid 8 A.M. ~ 8 P.M. ment is scheduled for Monday matters as Improving problem­ ates, Inc., owners of the Sun-X Forsythe, G eind other dignitaries came to an interest refund last year. solving techniques and the role Glass Tinting Co. In Manches­ role in “E morning and a scavenger hunt PINE PHARMACY DELIVERY the Capitol for the signing of the Loans outstanding increased and relationship of the insur­ ter, have been presented with five televi to take place Monday evening. voting rights bill. by a record $586 million, to a 864 Center St. • 649-0814 The regular Picnic Suppers ance industry to the national the Sim-X International’s Top Btm seen 1 ARTHUR DRUG Marshalling a procession to U.S. total of slightly more than economy. Ten Dealer Award for Jime 1966. the place,; will be supervised by the staff the rotunda. Miller eyed the uni­ $7 billion. (Jredit unions held of the Recreation and Park De- the European £uid Pacific Associates were prased for out­ aew profee formed chiefs and snapped, theaters of operations from 1943 10.9 per cent of the national in­ First Hartford Realty Oorp. of standing sales in competition «raa with t “Line up by twos according to to 1645. His decorations include stallment credit total, compared Manchester, a publicly owned with 300 dealers throughout the Che regulai rank. Let’s travel.” to 10.3 per cent a year earlier. country. The Sun-X product is a THE m e and J the Distinguished Flying Cross The District of Columbia has real estate development com­ Off the chiefs marched. A few and the Air Medal with three pany, has resumed Its reg;ular Uquid plastic applied over glass Blayod a minutes later, under similar oakleaf clusters. more than four out of 10 of Its to reduce glare and heat. BIBLE *s3wltzy’’ orders, the Cabinet did too. population served by credit tin- quarterly cash distribution, Nell ■arlea for i WOW!! WHAT SERVICE Gundersen continued his edu­ ions. Hawaii Is next with two out Ellis, president, said the board “R ls voi 10-MINTJTB SERVICE ON ALL CALLS cation at New York University of directors voted to establish a SPEAKS after the war and was em­ of 10, and Rhode Island is third laa that th DON’T BELIEVE US — THEN TRY US with one out of six. A total of regular quarterly tax-free dis­ NOT'’THE BIGGEST — BUT THE BEST ployed as a steel mill represent­ tribution of 2t4 cents a share ative before joining Equitable 15 states. Including Connecticut, Special by Ay as hsfii GRINDERS AND PIZZAS IN TOWN SUMMER SCHEDULE plus the District have 10% or payable Aug. 30 to stockholders MARLOW’S OPEN Tues­ in 1663. He is a member of the of record Aug. 16. This reflects Eugen0 643-0031 643-0031 Manchester Rotary CHub and more of their population enroll­ day thru Saturday 9:30 to ed in credit unions. growth the company has made. REMINGTON HAND PIZZA-RAY'S 5:30; Thursday till 9:00 serves as a Sunday School Cash generated In the fiscal Brewer lA D teacher at the Center Congrega­ OUNA figures also show that ADDING MACHINES 130 SPRUCE STREET p.m. Closed Mondays dur­ 85% of all UjS. credit unions year ending March 31 was DttoUle 1 ing August. tional Church. Mr. and Mrs. $261,712 or 48 cents a share, a Subtraction—^Full Keyboard te n a rs u TRY US AND COMPARE Gundersen have a son, Guy, 5. serve employe groups. The other “. . . holding faith and a good QUALITY MEATS tt CHEESE SERVED HEBE 15% serve members of frater­ 62% increase' over the previous $85.00 conscience; which some having WlB appu year and the highest In the com­ ■taa Lauri Open Mon., Tnea., t-11; Thors., FrL, S at 11-11; Sun. 4-10 CREDIT UNION nal and religious organizations O.S.T. Included thrust from them made ship­ IS toy OB« Closed Wednesday and residential gnx>ups. pany’s history. wreck concerning the faith,” According to statistics re Also Special On Electric toa aagman leased by CUNA International 1 Tim. 1:19. Scarcely a week ■ partM (formerly the Credit Union Na­ BRIEFS A former resident of Man­ Adding Machines passes but that my attention ataris sc tional Association) one person chester, Louis De Zuttl, has is directed to someone who vir­ The Colonial Board Co. on Vale Typewriter Service th s oomef ■ L i'J Parker St., manufacturer of pa­ been appointed to the newly tually has lost his faith in Hudson, i perboard and flbreboard pro­ created post of vice president Phone 649-4986 Christianity as he knows it. FhU BUvu ducts, has announced that its in charge of manufacturing in These miserable persona have FAIRWAY, been perceptive enough to see Roy Roi TREE PRUNINS AND REMOVAL SUMMER SPECIAL! and obj objective enough to admit Portable Typewriter Win Join b HAVE YOUR SHADE TREES PRUNED TO KEEP the seriouo shortcomings of Bams Shv THEM HEALTHY AND VIGOROUS. Adjusted C7 QA their church. Hastily they have IT IS ALSO A GOOD TIME TO REMOVE DEAD BOTH STORES New Ribbon concluded that the fault Is In OR UNWANTED TREES. Cleaned, OUed Christianity, never realizing the OPEN SUMMER STORE HOURS: vast difference between their FOR FREE ESTIMATES, CALL YALE church and Biblical Christianity. ALL DAY Typewriter Service Various forma of modernistic CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. EVERY MONDAY! 649-4986 theology have loft most of the OAR older churches nothing but fra­ 643-7695 ternal orders, benevolent so­ LICENSED INSURED AT REGAL MEN’S SHOP cieties, social clubs and social action cells. Sin has been ex­ punged from the vocabulary. N ow Open Hence the concept o t redemp­ 7 WESTOWN tion and a redeemer is consider­ ed passe. And enternal reward with H' NEW- PHARMACY and punishment are but Inter­ esting vestiges of an unsophis­ CXHKF CLOSED FOR VACATION 460 H artford Rd^-«40-00M CLOSED MONDAYS ticated age.‘ Some become dis­ Beg. « MEN’S BAR illusioned because of the wide To maintain our oonUnnlty (NOW THROUGH MONDAY - AUGUST U) gap between teaching and prac­ of medical service we are tice In their church. Some lose THREE y% faith because of ths obvious Aug. 6 — Aug. 22 moral and ethical abuses of RESTAURANT Open. All Day TUESDAY thraiigb SATURDAY 9 to 5:30 PJI. their church. OPEN MONDAY AUG. 23 Many who read this likely Route 6 and 44A Bolton have experienced varying de­ SUNDAY THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 9 PJI. grees of doubt You eventually N S Mat AGE ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR OPEN SUNDAYS either will try to stifle your conscience and ignore all ques- B NORTH SCHOOL ST. MANCHESTER tionlng, or you will Join the growing ranks of the dialllu “THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET' stoned. There Is no reason to JUST IN abide in either course. As you study the Bible you will see taat Christianity cannot be blamed EARLY for any caricature of it which you have known. Assess tt for ★ NOW OPEN ir what tt Is, not for what men WINDY HILL STABLES have done to It. SKINNER HILL BOAD, COVENTRY MAC’S Write today for free corre­ MOM «t enJoyaUs traUs deep $|ato Oeveatry’s State Fbreet. spondence Bible ooursee in sue lessons. e WE’RE OPEN 7 DAYS e ORCHARD 008 MAIN ST. Weekdays, $2.00 hour. — Sat, 8u&, •U-M78 W rita! oyo, IZJIO per hour. OHUROH OF CHRIST H itL Lydall at Vernon Sta. Heroeo for Rent. Sale, Trade, Boarded AVERY ST., WAPPING J Manchester, Conn. ■t All Ttmeo. “Morgan Stud Service.” Sunday School—0:45 a.m. Worship—10:45 a.m., 6:00 p.m.

.'1 U1 B B i i a n , an* St*ln> ; IPatrloia Jeffrey ipect St.; Hartford k*. 34 Kn- irby com- !arl Noth- hael Ron- per, Rock- t, Vernon; >eter Ha\fr- 1 Eidward TF5Aofi?«A«a.7H:,Aoa.i»l lE m tn s f, William !ombe and om South Star Status T g y Is Awarded rvices To a F ew ) Salvation Itlns: clergy JBOUiTWOOD ( A P ) ''— t e :ea at &e ■triot theatrical terms, it par- Ing the aJb- former la the star of a snow Mra. wn- when his name appears In the pe offtcera. MUlng over the UUe of the v M ‘ Miay School This limited definlUon — conduct the keen broadened considerably Igr nnorrow at motion plcturee and, parttcular- d and lead Ir, televillon. in Center Today a television star la any­ of rain the one — even an unknown — east M In the In a regular, leading'role In a Oerles. Or it may be a "cueet Jevan and star" «>■ a performer with dr nduct aerv- without name v|Uue brought In r. 22. Band- ito iday a leading role in a single arlaon wUl epiMe. And mere are many Rev. K. types of special bflling, Uke otf Trinity "special guest star," and “ also win preach s t u T ^ " which more than aiw- ly, Aug. 39. tMng use reflect the ingenulw and persuasivenesa of the per­ former’s agent. (ridge Despite the loose appUcatlen of the glamorous word, televi- Icate bridge aton dioes award real star status the former to a few, those whose names are I School St. the titles of the shows: Andy amea Tatro ^ miliams, Andy Orlfflthy, Dan- first; Mrs. i r Kaye, Red Skelton, PatW Uchard Vos- Duke, lid Sullivan, Donna Reed, id Mr. and Dick Van Dyke, Jimmy Dean, sy and Mr. gaokle Gleason and LucUle Ball. Lon, tied for During the new season thsre Win be a few addlUons — Dean Mrs. Joseph Martin, the Smothers Brothers, Philip Hol- Steve Lawrence and John For­ imey and G. a g e . ind Mr. tmd The last named wound up as th and Wll- title star of "the John Fonqrthe ila, tied for Show" — one of NBCs 16 new oomedy series — largely be- sored by the eause the producers were stuck and played for a suitable name. The re- tratlon Is at Uk»>BlbUi^ seems to make him beglna at 8. a little nervous. I. "W e odginaly had a dandy Th e Major and the Minors,’ ’ Roraythe said almost apologetl sally. "But we dropped that udien we found the people Vdio DAYS owned an old movie calldd ‘nie tfejor and TIm Minor’ wanted a lot of money to tise-lt." 8 P.M. Forsythe, who playwl the title role In “Bachelor- Father" for MACY five television seasons and Is 649-9814 ■till seen In lU reruns ;all over the place. Is as pleased with hla ■sw professloaal "fam ily" as he was with Uie oOior one. Among the regulars are Ullsa Lanchest- THE 6T and Ann B. Davis, who played a uharaeter named More westerns are scheduled tar the fall. A t left is da Evans and Charles Briles in “The Big Valley” } BIBLE TlUiultsy” in a Bob Oummlngs center, Robert Htwrton, " A Man from Shenandoah,” series for so long. Ohristophdr Jones in "The Legend of Jesse SPEAKS is very Important to a ser^ James"; top, Lee Majtvs, Barbara Stanwyck, Linr right. Melody Patterson, "F Troop." All on ABC. las9mm that the casTget along well tegether," said Forsythe sober- by i y as befits a ee owner of the 1 ' * ' laughing and shook 1 9 tho UgM Eugen* Ing." Eva Gabor Down bn the Farm Eva, Incidentally, will be Brewer lA T lR B L CUPBOUX sporth^ some very fancy Jess* laidlle Ban and Buster Boa* has had few. eliy. ten are among the stars who w nf j.T WQGD (A P ) —P a u lf ih a show win ba to odor. Andaon ifioct *nd a good ____Oabor’e high-sMa oos- problems Hlven collecting the "M y own," She said. "But R ta me having w in appear on a "Salute to Henning, who adilovod fame by wardrobe was a aU paste — I’ve been terrified Btan Laurel’’ seheduled fo r Nov. rubbing coun^ folk against tumee pcomlee to be the great- elaborats nade ahlp- d ty ways la "Tna Beveriy HUl- eat fadUon traat the feminine cinch. since we were robbed and I was he faith,” I t by OB8. Laurel wUl be seen "Darling, I am model alse — 6 almost kUlod In Miami laal Is segments from movies with ___ js," now plans to take a andenee baa bad In a long time. ly a week Manhattan lawyer and bis w ift or 8 — and I fit in the clothee year. Now I will wear only • attention Us pariter OUmr Hardy. Oth­ The youngest Gabor sister, an paste. And I want everyone to from an Bast R iver pentbouse •etabUshed television personal­ perfectly with only a little short­ le who vir- er stars scheduled to appear on ening," she said. "And tha abow know It, darting, so thet nobodg tte oomedy special are Rook to a crumbling farmhouse — far ity on oonversaUon shows, wUl else w ill get aity bad ideas.** I faith in from dry martlnle and load be making her debut In a aeries. Is so funny. Last week we knows it. Hudson, A u d r^ Meadows and ruined ttiree scenes because the n u Silvera caviar. After alx weeks she Is utteriy man on the scaffold got to ■sona have Hennlags new Aow, "Otsan anohanted with her new aaslgn- igh to see Roy Rogers and Dale Bvans Aorea," wUl feature such speo- ment 1 to admit Bin Join m C ’s •The Andy W i­ taoles as a new fatmer'a wife, "Darling, It is. going ridlou- ominga of liams Show’* MUiday 646 p.m in n fUmy Jean LoUU negligee, kwsly wou,*' she exclaimed. "O f Viet Nam Studies they have duudiw a rooster around the course I adore Eddie, eo when fault la in yard Reading with it please U even my father-in-law said to go Set by Networks sallzing the jgro^oe three egga for break- ahoad and make the test, I did. iveen their Then It happened eo feet I raoed HEW YORK CAP) — Amerl hriatianlty. BELMONT in what may prove to be n back to New S o tk to make sure can involvement In Viet Nam modernistic truly inspired Mt of casting, that the bouae — my beautiful will be thoroughly explored by lost of the O M PE T PU a Henning has Bva Oabw sa Bo- bouse — would be running television d u i ^ the coming ng but fra- die Albert’s wife. amooUily for RlUhard, my hus­ weeks. svolent 80- WB WILL DfSTAlA band, and then baok here to CDS news,will present a ser­ and social;' 861 OUFOMT rent a houea In Beverly Hills for ies of four one-hour shows, a been ex­ NTLON OABFBT Our SPEEDY S p ^ ty myself' because my beautiful starting next Monday evening vocabulary. m A S S BOON lima cottage out here I had un­ IQ-U and continuing dn Aug. 16, TRULY DEUaOUS fortunately rented. The Impor­ a t redemp- Dp Te IFaUP, 38 and Sept. 6. ia consider- tant thing, darling. Is Richard ABC on Aug. 36 WiU preempt i U nal reward With FOAM otrsHipir CHICKEN because 1 would not put any- "Shindig" for an hour’s report I but Inter- Brown.in 6 Mlnntw tiUity In front of tny marriage. " based on commentator Edward a unsophls- OOMPLBTB Richard Brawn, Eva’s hus­ R. Morgan’s reomt three-week 1965 >ecome dls- Reg. IM0AO worid’s "ftsMrt antin’ band of six years, la a WaU visit during which more than if the wide with taeompamUe Street broker. feet of Aim was shot. g and prac- taste. "The poor darting now la NBC, at the moment, does not . Some lose FREE ESmUTES flying out here every weekend, havo a Viet Nam special on Its h* obvious Of FOUR HOMB CALL IN ORDEB and that Isn’t good for him. So schedules, buf Its 8<^. 7 eve- abuses of Plok bp U MinutM lAtcc after the show te running nlgn show, devoting three and RADIOS Onaranteed fsstallatleas sinoothly on schedule, X w ill fly one-half hours to an axamlna- CALL A49-1124 hlB likely to him weekends, but R le very tlon of Ainerioan foreign policy, rylng de- DEOI’S DRIVE-W eiraensive.'’______will devote oonslderable time to TV-BsMo, Sales v U B en to* •68 Main St. Meacliestier 468 OBNTBB 8T.—648-8888 £va, dwplte taking the role jibe Viet Nam oonfliot. aventually % 9 ^ ' Ufle your I all ques- Joln the le dlstllu- reaaon to e. As you U1 see that >e blamed t it which leas It for what men

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A^Klmbl* to 148 O) Baess £>r berj)uabaad. hoalaga by ascapad conrteto oU Laraan.'* A ramous tala ‘ ■East o f the Badmaa.” Joel U iM (8) OapItelBap^ 8:88 (8) Baa Blehaids Shaw (8848) ThafitMtots Hayward, - .toaaaat bscomm vaiuabl* 18:88 Scbnca-Baglaaaifcg TV Saw- a nithlaas maa OC tae sa* McCrea and Virginia lAjro U sM m GhSlar Iksats* (8> OM TaUi - <848M A nm n*i V* irtot aitractioa whan a grav* aal who have broken Jail. ffrom pan of Jack Lendon. Bar* star in this axctdlant western "Tha Mummy's Qhoat,” L ob (B ) MUm Daaglas Shaw 81K (8-8848) Nawa wMh Waaaaato ir 1^ bamc oa U * coa- Bow to Sueeasd (8) TmSaastor 17 SuUlTan stars in title role. a^anture conoaralag a group Cbaaay and John OairaAkc. (88) TTsday la A bb Tesek (i»48) Oaneial Baarttal Nawa, Sparta tiM Y en Oeacrasaasaa Frim of homeataadars who ars try­ Ancient cim a kaapa k mummy (48) Baaa tb* 0I*wb ---- - ia a O a a y TCBSDAT StS8 (|> f t TUB Ih * t r X CaaaaotieBi ing to take advantgga of land kllva 8000 yaun to defendk )U (8) Depnty Dawg 848 (8) Bdg* at NI|M U188 (IdeaB ) Nmra Spsito aaS FJH. (B -in Yaa Han't S a <0> U.S. ConsreasmaB John S. Claimed Inr cattle barouA prinoeas iwmcarnated tat an S)88 (8) Leave It te Baavae (8848) Aastbav Wartd WEAtttAV 8)88 What’a Naw (U) Navy ram s f^ Weak «U ) F a r AdaMs Oafar Monacan, jD-Watby • t U (88) Satarday Night B «sst Americkk girl. (8) Yaaag Mairtada (8~ ) TTraUmsster i______Cblldrea (1848) Marrtsda 'Happy to the Brid**’ (S> H e S Thratio •i88 (8> B r a h a a A r ^ (88) Threa Btaagaa (8848) Oaaaral ■ iiip aal «81pSrto*HS?^’. 8 )NAdarirab in tjto Mahtog ( I ) N aw * »^%Nwrs "aunc Ho." MaitM raldm "B sca p e" M)8P (8) Nawa 8)88 (8) TaTM Itha' Youth for BaU (S> B aagav Andy Shaw 1 1 » U ' NIghtllto form new outfit to train for Traa aria S^nch. (88-88) Truth sr Oeassuaaacas (8848) Y *« Dsa’t (0) U 4 S |8 | f e s s i r Rapaat of Aug. 8, 8:80 p.m- (B48)Tlstoh Gams <0) T m IfM I the Invaskm of Ji^iaaasa-held "Gertie the Great." A large < «) Lacal Nsws, Waathat and (8) Osaaral Hospiliir (U ) D igart (88) Tsalght Shaw 748 TBukt's New ( 8) Miekev Masse OlSb ------_r John_ohnnv Carson (O) Island In WW II. Randolph -city's populatloa becomes fii- (48) TraUmasInr (88^) Ysai Starring Johnny Oaraca KB Rapaat of t p.m. (U) MnUm Dallar Xsvto U )B (UTaesdoy Starlight Scott and Oraca McDonald. voived when a wild mallard U iM rtTsataiday Sssctaealwr 18)88 (8) Hsmamakers' Marts (8 ) N ew * U 188 ( 8) Maaday StarilgU ' 1)18 Spaetram _ "Virtuous Sbi," Walter Bow- ''Th ia ‘Thuig (Mled L o v e ." "The Flchtlns O'Flynn." Rl- rears a brood of ducklings in "As the Sea Rages." 'Young (8848) What’s TUs Ssagt (O) Ills ( 8) Bamrar Aady ’B ait" Old proimsetor plan* Ctontral Control: Capa Hwmtdi sten aad K w Friuioto. (I) Tan Me, Or. Bratbers vala attemiA the capture of shadows of city's skyscrapers. (8) Where the Aettaa b (8848) Batch Gsma_ 0 klU bla young rival by using 8)88 Bepariaire Waikshap (M ) Trallmaster U tM (■> P A M arta aeaman settles down in a M aas* OUb Napoleon's asenta In an Irish (U> Digest Grtek. . . - . . flablng _.8n s i l i m vlUaga, T A t 8n^ll| when WgAWCV 18tS8 (BMW) News (8) M ch cy ~ ito young wifs aa bait. The Tha Interrlaw (48) Swabby Shaw "Bast of the Badmen,” Rob­ castle until one la exposed as a ( 88) Film Featkfes he meetsmeeb n strange, half-wild 11)88 (B-88) Oaaeaatsstlan <18:(18) —MSHoa Dallar Mart* 8:88 Rsrnerd Symphaay diM (B48> Nawa ert Ryan, CFalre Trevor. Rob* tiadtor. Douclaa Falriiaaks Jr.. ( 88) latarastlanal Shawtinta ri withI whom be falls in lore. (8) Bebu Gama "Btolan Harmow," Outer Raft, Oraca Bradley. U 1I 8 W slar P rsbism 8)88 BUIatt Nartaa One man mal nan. Bx-Unlon officer, who be­ ariaartk a_ScbeU • _ II. 0 CHtir 1----- Rotaai-- 8soa. (48) Sasle (18) TrsUmaatar Greens. t l 88 ( 8) Semaaer Playhansa "Behind- _____ theh ■-^^igh ig - Wan." K m U:88 (B 4 8 ) Jeapaidy (0> Aline MeMahon EEAinSt OC Twui^MB came an outlaw leader, finally (U> Tapto "Klbbe Hstea^FItch," Don ^ly_ande Syh^ Sidney. (84848) Prlea b Btght (48) Swshby Shaw U 4 8 18:88 T k * W srid a f X aato tm honor of hiahto regimentrwlmi and stirrenders in order to clear «:I8 (8848) Nawa l!lS (8) Mavas S Rickies, Lou Jacobi, Pert Kal- (18) CartataTiase Urt8 (8) Leva af Uta JUUTbto Johnny Chasoa (0| Martha Schlanune hto uatloo. Rock Hudoon and his name and live without hid. "DrasstrM OM," Fay SpahL too and Nancy Andrews. A "The Scene of the Crimea" (8848) Can My B lall (O) 6)18 (8) Big I 1he*t8a_ Unula Thiess. (C) Steve Tenell, John Ashley and comedy about two firemen Van Jobnaon and Gloria Da- (8-8848) Daaaa Bead Shew "Pur^a Heart Diary. TJSO % M iM y lte«Akln&'' RoMilnfl WBDNBSDAY (B> Fsataro FssrTUrty Herv Oriftia Shew Haven. FoUoe Ueulanant TroMpi arrivaa on' RUiPOll RIM JAOk OArEflll. Oa > "Montana," Brrol Flynn aad UiM (B ) Tealght Shaw Tommy Iva Two men, rivals who clow with friendship until 18)M (8) Nawa V b What’s New in love and hotrod raclns, fet they nare up at each other. solves Ike murder of k fiBow faland during an attadi pud paM* womaa halpa bappy-go- Aloxto Smith. A Bboop raachar Starring Johnw Carton (C) p^toeman in spectkoulkr taab* U)88 (8) Search far Tamarraw- proves thay are more tS^S lucigr husband ia bla biainAi. C hlldnn determined to move bis herd* 1)08 (M) One O’Cleek Bapart -• a chance to show true colors ( 8) HeBBassey (8848) ru )Bal (0 ) 848 Flsharmaa’a Natebt 8 ^ O ff when their irlrl becomes com­ "Lady Doctor" (848^) Father Kamra Baal publicity aeaaera rFraaoaa 1S:8| (ir ir a w B aad W cathar Into cattle country, meets op- petitor in race. (18) Bcope ^M arried a Womaa."' Oeerga Langfora, and Judd 1Holdrim. 1:88 ( 8) Msmsat af MadHaSaa — Obia (Modern) poskdoo from wesMIiy maaa- D.8. -Air ITaica Baligisas Oobel and Diana Dottk 18)48 (8) Qnidlag Light (sTAtaalral Jack Aaw Men on 1)88 W hst’ a N ew ers. F ilm '‘Fast and Furious," Franchot 7i88 ( 8) FaBfam 11)H (8848) News R epeat ( i f 8 1 Tone and Ann Southern. Mur­ — Starring AI Hirt ( 88) Tealght Shaw (B ) Fssiar* FanrThisty m > Oa* O'Obak B*psa8 — p.m. liW (I) Nawacapa der strikes a beauty parade (18-M) nisper (B) « » Starring Johnny Carson (O) "Suleide BsttalicB” MIehart I on 1)88 B U latl Nartaa Itld (8) Memeato af Oamfert .• with accusinc flncars potnUng (A 8C-M) U a g F am ily (M) MedaBIsn Ihaatar Connori aad John Ashley. An ^ ^ DD A A . Ato Faic* BaUglsM Repeat of Aug. Ml 8:10 aia. 8)88 (M>, White Haator Qaad Night Hymn r o u a v B T D D T Army damoUUon team w as- 8)88 A t b s a * 1)J6 (I) News BBdWesther to an innocem man. (IS ) 8aliseri|ltlaa TV > (M) V.S. Air Fsnw BiHglim Htroahlma <88)■8) Maverick Mets BasebaH "Kentucky’s Vacation" Danals i ( ) Nsws — Stga Off A three-and-a-balf boorlour pro* of dastroying records la a bld- 1:88 (8) Maamata af Otmtort — 8)88 Tha Oreativs Feiaaa (U) ira K i DeUaTMerte 88 Night Hyam R enoir N.Y. Mets vs. Chicago (h<»ne) W eaver (R ) I (■ ) New s gram in scheduled by NB( dsn c e lla r o f a fo n a c r oonv- a**d:------ FUm Featarea I (SASS) B ed Sax BasebaB NBCf oa tnaad p6s t 8)88 PalBt a f V iew • it * (8) orntgaa’a lalaad (B) I (8) Msmaata af Osariart » OM growth of America’s role Linda Foster is fe»* Russell O. (Deny) I’Oeach to <**> MOSTIXa BtnftNirrT Boston vs. Minnesota ( 88) Mr. Magaa’a Nash's Aih Qaal^NJght.Hyma Sxoenta from moviaa by tha boat Tha giiast la m odem a ii- 8)16 (461f Kaackart I (8) Baca at the Weak (B ) (0 ) liM it MsdMatiaa ■moe World War n, abowing }i:|S;;sr%to.shmr tured in the new tot Josaf Albera. 8)86 - „ B toteiy Juliet ProwBo will star Saratoga "The Whitney" (S-S8A 8) Istwienes Walk Shaw SlgB O ff ■uecesMd, falliuoa and future S :88 ( 88) ' M em aiy fe a a notes flim maker, Jean Renoir, Tom Connecticut Oea- Eero Moatd, who had bad the ( 88) Ohayeaaa NBC (y>me^ series, win be preeenteS Wedneeday at 18)88 In ten stia B al M aw d Conventloa in "Mona M Now aad Weather around the wotkL The program, (U ) Mfflisa **Hank," nett season. 8 p.m. IB) Beeky aad Hto Frteada a new NBC series this “Fiddler oo the Roof," wUl Join T B im S IlA T Carol Humett m an bour-iong "American White Pm>er,'’ win lit) Adveatam wMh IlM h Oea- fan on Thursdays. S U N D A Y P R O G R A M ^>pear Simt 7. Obet Huntley 8 )M What's Naw ibcrw carty next season. J(/ and Da'vw Brinkley wlU pro* (jhUdren 848 Travel TIaas vide q|)eclal commentaqr. TIb m Ohaaasl I 188 (8) Year OammaaUy "The baiah Quickfa« Story," T:t5 (8) Sacred Heart (8 ) TBA A town’s hihabltsnto Use m 1 4 . ► - 8:88 ( 8) Tha Ohriatopham (U ) Hats BasabaU (bama) panic at the souiid of mlllVglg Rapaat o f 6 p.m. (•) This la Tha Ufa N.Y. Mats vs. (Atcago o f v t iin « 1i88 Tbs F len eh Ohaf W E D N E S D A Y P R O G R A M (B ). CM Is the Aaawev 8:88 (8) HSalUvaa Shaw (B> Fits Places Rapaat of Aug. 9, 8 p a k JC/ (88) FUm (88) Agricaltare as Parade (88) BsUar Derby StM (8848) BaeksUa (B> Sftt PsM at View TURNPIKE R epeat o f -Aug. 11, 8:80 p .ia. M arts 6 . „ 8:M (8) News Sign OS (8) Davay sad OaUath (0) "He'a A lt^," Demdo Hopper Dr. ‘riMxnas B., WlUay's guaata TEXACO Include Robert Lucas -m tha "Next Tima I Marry," Lueme (8) SartaMa Six Ala Feiea BeUgleas ( 88) Cammaaism and Myth va. U.S. (Angrasaman Bernard F. aad Ludw ig Donath. Bookcases BaU, Lea Bowman, James 13- "Bride aad Saak” . Bandy Wta- Hartford Timas, Robert Laea- Beauty Orabowali, D-Biistol. oonurms SM’BAdim? Uson. Olri, in order to get an lleld and Dav* Thome battle (M) Dawn BiUa lastitats roung fasoiaL Chut Conway, Opm 24 Hoars A.Dsy *y of the New Haven Bagto* ItM (8) Xemead af MedMsttoa — 1(88 (8) Faea the Nailsa WoofiM fro n t tn thahandta ter and Ricliard Garvey eC inheritance, must many aa witb gangatera as they track S in O ff |tU « ) Ught Tims (88) Isiaes and AasweM - ^ k y end Banmbx American, but she to in lov* down a missing heiress and n t)M (8) Naw* 1)88 ( ) Tales at the Bivathaak Hale. 8 (48) Wiaaiur Plas Firestone TI t s b with a count fortune hunter. 1)86 (8) Xameata af Oaarisit •** (S> Fatth ter Taday <0) 8:88 (8 ) B i^ 8 TTh^ r Banam a ra. Repairers License (U ) Sacred Heart and tile affecUona of the same 840 What’s New ItM (48) Barbara Bernard Shew 8:46 (M) News 81U (t 8> The Chiista^is rtri in N.Y. George Raft, Pat 11)88 (848) News, Swirtst Waadhac ItM (8) As the World Tarm T:M (8) Lmiert Habo M ( ) BvanrMy’s Baibas (88) Waakaad News (Thildren 81 8 O'Brien and Janet Blair. Corner Broad and 8)80 Flahsrmaa’s Natebaek (tt-M ) Let’s Make a Deal <0) (U) Babaorlp^ TV The ChaUenge of Clumga "The Eve of St. Mark." Story (B ) Saaday Night Bapart (M ) The Ohristopbei* (M) I Led Three Uvea (48) N ew s Oble - Repast of Aug. 11, 8:80 AUTO STAR (t> iBSight Bfiddle Tpke. West p.m. (48) The Babaa Omna (88-8048) Laeal News aad (88) TUs b Thi Ufa U :U (48) Laeal Nsws, Weather aad 8)88 (8) Paaawatd _ .. W eather (48) Oral Baberta Sparta 1)10 What’ a Naw iwr, wt I Repeat of 0 p.m. (8»48> Momeat rt ^ 1)16 (B> Sammer Ughllght* 18:88 ( 8) Lamp Data My Feet P rice. U )8 8 W M ^ Xsatarpiecas ' Phone 643*2176 1)80 Aaitom a (8840 When the Aettaa 1* (M> Sparta Oamem (S> Jeunsh News aiM Vtews (8) Brave OhaUeage (0> "I eS aas.” Priest stpnds trial ItM (8) Bam rarto (48) Nawa tor mtutler when he rtfuaea to ^ p e a t of Aug. 9, 8:80 p .ra (M ) OhsUca af SsIvstisB (88) Festara FUms 0)00 Haitferd Sympbaa (8848) The Daetan _ 7:M (8) Mister Kd (B) ( 88) The Big Plctua (fH) TraasiUea t* GaUege expose confeeatoo of real kill­ ( - M ) A liaae tor ^ "Prolo(pia to 'Leadership." er. Montg om ery CHft, Aaoae 0)00 The Open M M 8 8 8 (88-M) Tha VlrglBlaa (B) (O) ISro young men and two Young State of Affairs: W orld 8:H (84840) News wHh Wamsa’k (8-8848) Oule aad Harriet Story of the young men en- women enrolled In Trinity Col­ Baxter, Karl xiuden Tanch StM (8) My Urtag DeU taring our armi (88) Lata Shew Situation Todi4 . jsed forces and lege's special TransUloo pro­ SHOFoRd lOiOl Art aad Man ___ (8-8848) Petto Dake Shaw how th( w ill ptogresa to poBl- gram partlctpate. “Odda Against Tomorrow," !8J!'1ua«U 8)M (8) Beveriy HUIbUliea uona of leadership. ( 48) Pfslare far a Snaday Robert R yairiM SbaUay Win- SAVE (8) ThaUmaster (8-8848) Slladii , (48) This Is The Ute Afteraaaa tan. An ex-policeman, a bit­ 18:88 (8) Leak sp sad U v s ter, ex-Convlct and a Negro (8848) Oensral lisspnai 8:M (8) Dlok Vaa .Eyka Shaw (B ) 8:88 ( 8) Yaakee BasebaB WHERE 4) TwTeU tha TnSh _ (8848) Wedaei■dito N IB rt a t (8) iBianutllonal Baaa N .Y . vs. Detroit entertainer ban together to rob (88-M) Yea Dea’t tey «B Km ICeyIm (18) ladasiry aa Farad* ( 88-M ) Bed Sax BasebaB A h*"%i YOU SEE (U ) D i g a r t ______. •^e______How They___ , Run,' John (48) Faith far Taday Boston at Minnesota (18) ■ »* VniaUehsMe* ^at^^aaag Mairtada 18:a (88) Saeied Heart Piegram 1(88 ( U ) The Ftoher FaaUly U:88 (48) Dick PaweU Ikaalat THIS Btodal I S S P m to C iw B ciga c n im ittc caMHS 11)88 (8) Camera Threa ( U ) Ghaehmale 11:88 (8) Newt, Weather sad Sparta laagar Andy Shaw (8) Oar Frivat* Warid <*> FanMara BaWaiaMac 4)88 ( 8) J.I .P . WhUamarah CMt U rt« (8) P. J. Marta SIAH ,____ ') Hateh Gama (O) (8) Barhe'i Law (88 I) Baaay aad Oeeil ( U ) The Chriatiwhers ''Objective, .Burma," _Brrol m m OAKPST PIAJBA (O 'm n i da-UK naat N m a lais* mmi me noHirai of busineesmen on a mountain . (8) CaBunaals aad Fispli ( 88) AkMrteaa 18:88 (18) New* — Slga Off BIAIN m e MS4 yac^on amus* tbemaalvea (88-48) BaDwteUs ( 48) Bharttf af U)88 (48) M • Saaad^ Saks Managw 18:W (48) VM. % Fare* 'ff-'Vnsii with a amaU Chines* lacquer (B ) It la WrIltsB 8:N ( U ) Herald af 449-1782 box which to purported to hav* ( 88) Amerieaps at Walk 8| Favmfts 8to|7 r a m CALL liU (I) Naw* aad Wsathir FUBMW nBXAOO - o . . myatlo powerix>wera — Say* — ^ory of the men aad akUls Adveaiaraa af AaaUe Ito 881 M A IN a r .~ STANEK ELECTRONICS Boottiah moor, ioiantlst Is cca- (8848) Brapp g r oataat great racing' seanaa for V **0 ) Igramat af MtiSusa —> fronted by one of m moat U tM (84'484#) 15* counOj^la_tli# sports car buffs. N n p s . awasoma oreaturas svar tm- yoa don't boy U 148 (88) ______(W ) Bart SMe-West Bide 8)88(8?%ewa 277 BROAD STREET-PHONE 649*1124 U:88 (8) PeroepUsB 1:16 (8) Maamata af CtaJtrt •> •KATB 8HBV. OEAnON aginsd. Dean Jaggar, Jamas (M> News aad Waathar •rt8 (8) TwsaUith Oealary 770 ICAIN ST. S CMiWcU M . cBunar and Viiitola LalS F a r A d a lti Qatar yoar ear at Auto Tha Open S(aga A M V "Anttaoey Bden." The Bari of Qaad Night Hyam (8), Admiral Jack new "Happy la thiths Biids” summer ihoatra ' Avon and Prime Minister gives iN a c o u n t H o u s e , Conn. (8B ircataia FaarThirty (B> Big Nawa his optnlona of the major par. W ntAM S ^ r Aftnwaan Fsalaia »*"te. RANAE md DRYER M M A IN 0 T . IT D O ES MAKE A DIFFBEENCE WHERE YOU SAYEl lor. A promistog young law- moelf. rrha Parson and Ih* OuUm ," >48) Xaai a * Prase (0) TRIAN8LE yar attempto to aolvs bto aa- _ , Tony D exter and M arla Wtaal- OernmaallySslab — T1U»- WIRINA SERVICE oret wartmaaa — aa auaigy -do P a ii^ Cattiebaron Is • Moot Cara art Pratendinf death at tha Xnas. TURNFUCE SERVICC to liquor. ladled by hto wtfa. h T ci^ hand* of ItanBrt Pat Oarrrtt, ^in a new biweekly series Scrvlco OhauMn. Oomi^Bto . c goarantood 100%t BlUy tha Kid rides away te [hflghUng the oommunlUes A bomeateadera to. bAtU* WMau Inataliktlaas ia CM /V/ r i ' Jr-! . l8lSSST»Uasitow jar. Dennis Moman, ____ live in peace under a new Conn., Maas., and Long b- I (N ) Maamry Laaa BNeal and Stave Cbchran. name in a frontier town. Umd. M ayor Robert DiUon is •ad New Hanwa aad awB- (M> Ohayaaa* • Larga Sdoetlon o t "Nl|dit Plane from Chungking" among thcae to be teaturad fai S WIKG S mSTANT S P D O IA U Z N «) M Ma^r. BiSSSh I (•> P eter Pstaama (8) Wstaa FiaUsi F i n e C a r s ! R(^rt Preston and Bilan today's program. IW M jj^^Dallar Nevia grew. A N i^ spy escapa* In dtaFahUe liMtaa8 iHeatl RARNWOS IN the Far BaaL m> Mr. aad Mrs. Nsith V / L C > \ (88) The Way |48> K a a e S n l <0) •iN (I) Baaraam 4 % DhMaai paid Whed AUgnmait :i> Nawa sad Waathar Vnlawful BnjSy." Bow do you (B-M) Sports la Aettaa M> Bacfcy aad Bis Maads AUTO explain tha mMakea of your Dutch Grand Prix (Sports oar and Balancing With M> Advaatara wMh Flash p ast rac* in Holland) M id aa drarn^ htotoi^ ptoturo; UtU (8) Preffle (• ) Traa rtsAsaiaT iTnnHM Precision Snap*On M) Aatiaa News. _ "La Salt* (Naw Wortd • "Haria vs. Castro." Tha story ■Mfllot of Mexican - lidlan DISCOUNT polora lo re r).'*r).' Eqaipmoit 8) Bparti. Nawa aad Waathat Itoarmor aad Hapatarg Prtno* of an Amsrican buainasaman UMI MAIN n., MANOONSTIIR 8| ROUTM n, OOVMNTBT ;48) n ie Salat Maxlmlllaa jar fraedom (3 U tM W Wa BeUaau who is unable to collect a third Uexioo from Fraaoe, Protestant of a million dollars owsd to Doable Stamps New s (■) Owlabaatad Maa him___ by CCastro's CUbA Sest Oovm HOUSE, IncL (88) Ballwialds (U( r ) IH gart On Sonday (88) Irish Gassaatar 478 Center St. A breathti^lag tour of the \ n \ lELtt «M C«m IM. }! Hoars: 7 AJ4. to 11 PM. Don WILUS Gorago Phone 643*9581 Bmerald ble during the Sprmg 7:88 (1(8) fbrMTwhars Are Tauf m o ■TNIEMDLT AND MMLNOTTL T R A M fU fin O N l H A N IM jni ON ____ SPOOIALISm IN and Summer. •IM811 ~ tM -ini e l New Tccfc Btcek Roato 88—643*7614 8MS-4SS1—U BIAIN STh MANOHEOTBR ------D-Ko. Havan. 04848) Wagan Do n Porter Returning ■— THURSDAY JU PROGRAM at moWerboaA (R) faak maw J fir t b t a a Saas T b M ChanU Faar-ThlWr A s the Father of *Gidget* liM (I> n u * SeHer__ __ ' . _ py do Lucky," ¥a •iW jran^M "Sons Wtthool Bed. 1. Two women vie for we love of n and Dlok FowalL drastically remodeled. Ann rrana U m t and Wa sle- h M ilr anfartalnins 'Tlia park Horaa" HOLLYWOOD (AP) - i „ . „ Wa Caar^conaplraa to with sofAlattcated (W ^H asel. Amont televlalon trienda Sothem'a' name was changwl kelp Urn find bapptnaas wtW dances. e> Peytwi Tiaaa who return this tall after pro­ from Susy to Katie, and she be- UmT WOBAAIl bfi mally lovaa. ISiM (I) The DatoadM . ^ ^ longed alMonoea — and there catiie the assistant manager of ^ % ^ id a , lolna i » 15SSPSUtoa^ "^ a Blega." Drama abo^ • a hotel, with a new boss and Oanavtava Paga. (C ) ■)•• (M> MaeKaasla'a BaUara sacanad convict's daaparata s ^ wUl be a number of them — ie 4S) Kovla • (W ) Chayeaea __ ^ Ann Sothem'a old boM, Mr. new assoclateo. "Slap Uvaly/^’ Frank U na^ Sands, later known as Mr. Dev- The reception was se luke­ Wattor Bank. Oloria DaHaV: warm that mldaeason repairs a& Altar many financial rnm Feataiaa I S S m to S ^ ^ S S d ^ r .a a d Ms (4S> Biltoauui kB5*)*Stoi5*K!Sf **Xithough actor Don Porter brought back Porter In big old $ M (43) b a a k ^ _ U l W ( M - 8843> N e w s , 8faitS east land m Wa bis time. ftW I n Uvlag matory went into the rerun circuit play- rdationAlp to the comedy's (ie> Babes Oaiaa_^ News, Wtoi^S» star. (Il-8t> At Hsaas WHh UMp (8) Nam aa4 W aaj^_ . tn g a bachelor hotel manager, (43) A e S a Mawa (|S) Beaky sag Ml* he return^ as a widowed college "Getting back to a series Is (W> Aivaatora wMh F la rt Oar- Poli like gettinjg married,” the actor I t t f (M> B aibaia Bsraaid 8haw professor, the fiather o< “ Old- tiii (8) As Wa WsiM Twin U )U (Ml der, get," teen-aged heroine of some said, “ You are prei>ared to be < »m ) Pafa Ifaka a Daal (01 (M ) AoUaa Mawa . _ tied up for a long time. How­ raaawaad 8)U ____ 'to*^^^n”’ .Bla^ chance to stay put for a thne. Of («bM> Maneet t * Tvalh Otabhaass mail and murder am We ra> oourse, ^'1-Hked the script and <*(IM------t) Wheta (be------AeUae la S)M <»> OpMlalBapait . sulta when an unfalWful w ife Is porter's assignment backstop­ 8)83 (l> BaBaa JPailgr )ae (8) News confronted by a vengeful hus- ping Miss Sothem lasted seven my relationship to the girl. I'v e («M*> Tha Oadar (■> l a iemla <0) G years,, In “Private Secretary” been .a long-time crusader A Tiaaa tor Va <8sm> Haatiay — Brlahlag Side of Um Law.” and “ The Ann Sothem Show.” against idiot fathers and hus­ liM (M3-M) Hawa wHh Wa strongly reaembles miUlanalra bands in television comedies, Taaeh t )U Newt aad Waator w h oA ss disappeared and Is m the meantime. Porter saUs- 8)33 (8) Bdsa af makt • )«8 <88) M a w a hired to Imparsonata t o miss­ fled an ambition of 28 years: He and my character is not fool- (tt-SC> AaaWar WaiM t ) W (8) WVatt Bar ing perso)!. Vlvaoa Lilndfora. (t> TisUmBSter ■■ (U > frabaoripii T V B m t 8mlW and JanU Paga. i starred on .Broadway, In "Any lah.” I Altoiaay P (W4e> Oaaeral Hospital (83) Mr. D U (8) TeH Ms, Dr. BiaWara Wednesday.” “ Gidget” is one of several 8)83 To TeU the TraW <88-Se-U) Laaal N e w t a n d “Private SecreUry" romped new i£owa about teens. The (»8e> Yaa Doa't Say (0) W e i U b e r U)8i (8> PJ. Mavto_ Sgt anerrlly through several profita­ show wUl go In strongly for uU> Tha- —Bis —riotare 1) U (88) 8eaara Dasoa Tarty ant a beach life and surfing. Sally (8AM) Voaas Marriads (88) Sparta G s m e r a ble seasons until the s h ^ was 8:U Newa (48) N e w s Chief Fields, “ Gidget.” Is a newcom' 4:W (I) Baagar Aefy Show T)8# (88-83) Daniel Booaa (B) eouhtry doctor longs for t o er to acting, althou(d> she comes ((MS) Matah Oam^(P> (8-88-43) d o an y Qaeat world of riches offered to bar annou from a stage family. (•> Mickey Maaaa Clab 8)83 (8) Ferry Maaaa by b wealthy land owner. the fo Trallmaator ly wraclts a valuable teat ear 1)88 (■—88) O- a e o^Oook Bepert “ • - The <4») S w a b b y S h e w Involves M a a o n ’a client aa a SIga Oft in en U Coming ShowR 4)18 (n-Se> N e w s suspect. (R) 1(48) «) "17.8. " Air Fete# Bellstoap 4)13 (f> M g 8 Theatre (S-lto48> D a u m B e a d S h a w Film T h e ^tdmk ‘Tha Nevadan." Marahall, 8)18 (88-48) Dr. BUdare t)lS (8) Neweoape w ill m Panelists scheduled on this signed to recover atolen gold, "Please Let M y Baby Uvt." 1)88 (8) Mamaato • __ t Oamtoft______— effect! ELECTRONICS week's 'Btarrlnf The EkHtors,” ancountara danger and M her elshW monW of preg­ C M mS>t H y u r o m a n c e while aeaking W e out­ nancy, Marguerite WllUanui 8)88 (sTltowe andVeather ■there Channel 30 Sunday at 4:30 p.m. law. Randolph Bcott and Dor- checka Into Blair Hoapltal to 1)48 (8) MMMBt at MedUattoa — on dut LABORATORIES and Channel 40 at 6:30 pjn., are ■thr Malone. safeguard her fourW attempt SlgB Oft Gau Herbert Bmcker, Hartford ■tarte< Oourant; Richard Murphy, Holy­ troilmt 277 BROAD oke Transcript-Telegram; Rob­ sersea ert Lucas, Hartford Times, and : was U Harold LeVanway. Greenfield JQ FRIDAY PROGRAM town IEXPERT Recorder-Gasette. Train! (IS) Olsbhaaea to ) Mawa. Wealbai 1)88 a ) Beal Sellar 8)88 m S Speelal Bapart to ) Big News Gau I SERVICE Nanette Fabray and Ricardo ) M a v i e 8 8)88 (8) M a w s 11)13 to )' F*r Adalls Oaly fatal E Montalban appear in a comedy “The Boy wlW We Qraan (8) B aa rben 84raat Beat to ) Night Life Tamie about movie-making In Rome, Bair,” Bobert Ryan, Pat O'­ "Mrs. Tiner Vanishes." Cal 88) Taatoht Shaw ■ M m \\ makas Brien, Barbara Rale. Boy Calhoiloun plays a deadly game Jtarrlng Johimy Carson. l^ o r ii 'In Any Language" on NBCs awakee one. morning wtW ‘hide aad go seek* wberc U)SS (8) Aauiiea/sOiaatost Mi Shouts Bob Hope PreeenU” Friday green hair and lolna group of W e one caught could be "it' “Fox Tire”. Continued eei I 0f TV Mi war orphans who teach m m bt a murder. for . gold nearlyne wracke We brandl 8:80-3:80 p.m. '^W IW to1 uea his. ^ t of green (88-88) Maattsp Bclahlay marriage of ah engineer and Gauru hair. B m it . ' a eoclarite.. JeffJ " (Thaiuller,~ Jana I RADIOS Through documentary film to) Tha Bobns Game t)M (ItrN ew s aad Wasther Bussell, end Dan Duryea. (0 ) Ice ar ■ C A U *49-1124 and Interviews the destruction to-S8) A t H a m a w U h B M t y d ) « (88) Mawa "Black Castle." Adventurer son tin of Hiroshima by an atomic (48) Aetlaa Mrae i m (8) DaaW Tsltoy Days Mans hunttag expedition after earlie; 1)88 (48) Barbara Beraatd Shaw (U ) Sabeetlpttoa TV two close frienifla go on a s iii^ after : bomb la recalled on Channel 24'i 1)88 (8) A m tbs Wartd T a ™ to ) A Man Caned X lar expedition and___ (all h> fw T V - B a d i o , S a l e s i "A t Issue: HiroeMma” Wednes­ (8SM» Let’s Maha a Deal (0 > (834348) Lseal Mawa turn. Richard Oreene. force)! (88) rath tor Taday Weather (8) TeU Me, Dr. Brethere gas. day at 8 pjn. nie effects felt by (48) The Babas Osms t )U (II) Bwaseer Btshllghto 11)88 (8) Water Froblenu the victims still aUve and the 1) H (88-88) N e w s to ) Sparta Oasiam Merv OtUfla Shew Gat p ^ tio a l and psychological fan' 8)88 (8) iParewerd (48) Mews U)88 (88) Icalsht Shaw eoroni (iSto) B tos^ of Tnrth 1)18 <8) Bawhida (B) Bm.'ring^_ -Ting J^nnj^obnny Carson (Cft suit GARDEN pUcatiofui of the bomb are also (----8M 8)8) l^Where r o W a AMton Is' to ) tatonattoul ShtwUsea ( ! ) P. d . __ examined. 8)88 (8) Heasa Party Don Ameche, boat, " ^ e Trav^ “Sea Hawk," B m t Flyna, broth( SUPPUES ( « m ^ The ^aatore sling Tent. T( Circue." <7 Any language, WHY officer, r a t o m b y Indians is FlSbntl^______iTT-a-ra_ . Nanette re her Hollywood career ties HONDA Charlie Brown pouli Saab Shaw- atahliw rto la i Fsniata FMu-TMttlr „ Gree In Holiday Show OkUtoman," Jod Me> (34348) ffiJ ^ a w F a s e n y and Barbajna Bala.. A 8)33 t o O e r Privala W e e M ^ ^ Oonf or protects aa Indian ______Vatorilae’e Dap T h f • Honda's saperioritr Is Obsraeten from ^te " P e B - twmdlad 1 of 1^ ^ 3.13 8> VaenMen Playhaees LO-TRIM nuts” oqmlo strip wtil corns to pigge amstter of record. ^ U W ^ a n d tha TTendartoet,'' iASnOAIlD P rem • Honda sets the televisioa in "Charile Brown's (43) Ltoyd 1 Christmas,” 3 half-hour anl' I) daek Bsaap Piagmm voted B|83 to ) Beeaen Baeiwi .Bit RADIATION poulo 'Standard for crafts- mated cartoon show. t o ) Cheyanas 8) Peytoa Place •)I3 from Btaaship. CBS, whlch wm y udint the Denar Maris . • Honda gires yon the program on Dee. tlW isafTorVriss, ^ CONVERT said. 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