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Arerace Dsfly Net PrtMîhdi .'The Weather, „ Wot Um Week Budea FereemM o f D. 8 . W eetker B aie— M e 19, u n Olnudy tonight 'bnmmlttee, voted 5> to 3 Friday (0 ^ k6 buM on Page Five) iienU have been immunized with civilian backing for their cm to recommend that the companies Type 1 Sabin vaccine, ,'tte' urged calling------on — the - - Mouem poptilaUdn and nine of their top executives towng which have not yet cm' Shoot Back to form human/'barriersyagaiiirt for contempt, punishable Vital School Pages barked on Sabin inuhuniza'tion. pro any advance , by the^^notorised, fay a $1,000 fine, a. year in prison, grams to do 80 aobn. HAVANA (AP)— Prime heavily armed regular troops loy Only two polio case's have been or both. Minister Fidel Castrd declared al to V lce ''P re iii« Ahmed Ben The subcommittee, headed by Will Be Published reirafteu tcK'the atate this year. Bella's Politicaûreau. Sen..Estes Kefauver, D-Tenn., ac The first-turned up in April in An- today United States charges Thera appeared ,to be scant pop cused tfae'keel executives of "con In Herald Tuesday aonia,/Where a one-year-old girl that Caban patrol boats fired ular suppqin lor either side In the tumacious ■ conduct” after -4hey was strickeh. The other, reported ca p lla l^ ,^ Friday, 20,000 Mos in July, involved.-a 10-mbnth-old in on a U.S. Navy airplane over failed to appbar in response to The Herald will publish its international waters Thurs- lems^fiaraded through the streets subpoenas and supply detailed fig fant who caught the disease In ofyMgltrS' ishouting "down wltlj ures on production costs. annual ^school pages edition West 'Virginia before her family d a y ^ e re “ absolutely Îse.” ifvll war'J.^ H iey demanded an Tuesday as a service to Man came to this atate. The prime minister’s "'end to the'ebaos which has rocked TJie companies are the Bethle this naion since it won indepen hem, Republic, National and Arm- chester area school children strongly worded statement dence ftam Franco two months co steel corporations. and their parents. CAB Hearing Oct. 2 the Cuban press appeared'un- ago after 7.(4 years of bioody The cost. data first was subpo^ Bus schedules,^feteria in HARTFORD (API—'The (Jivii banner headlines^ The rebeliion and twrorlsm. naeq last April after ' announce Aeronautics Board has scheduled Communist newspa^r . The • rebels appeared to hav ment of a $6-a-ton steel price in formation,’’' home room lists, a hearing here Oct, 2 to hear' ar some success in-the countryside, crease, ' subsequently rescinded un and plans for the 1962-63 guments pro and con about where said Washington’s charges attack wher they organized demonstra der. pressure from President Ken school year will be included a regional airport for southern were “ onlv a, pretext •\ tions in scores of yillages and nedy. Kefauver contends the infor on the pages.: Ck>nnecticut should be located. us.” Bridgeport and New Haven arg, towns. mation is essential - to evaluate .\ There was no'.^'eport that the steel pricing practices. School calendars will also both vying for the regional ter By GI^RGE ARFEU»/ regular suiny forces, armed with The next step is . up to the full be listed. minal, which wo\ild be created by Soviet and j^ d Chinese wapons, expansion of facilities at either of "HA’VÂNA (A P )— InVasXon had- receiVM marching orders. .the two municipal, airports. However; one group of 2,(K» at Gov. .Tohn Dempsey, who an TlareLv ISO miles . from Algiers Integrated Wednesday nounced the hearing date yester haorder in the chamber at the State Capitol. 'centrak' and eastern Cuba.. The capita, and order will be estab In addition to New Haven anj Casirb regime, officially iôring lished.” To Catholic School Bridgeport, the State Aerbnau Department and the airlines t)ie reports, ordered partial mo- The rebels took Algiers last failization of the militia' and rein Saturdayr- forcing the Political ing southern Connecticut^;klll represented at the heaping. forced guards at key Havana in Bureau to flee. The insurgents BURAS, (AP) F B If to hold classes, L«ander H. Peref stallations. cUbned 'that Ben Bella’s faction agenlf .invesUgated . today .. re Sr., excommunicated political Havana. traffic policemen car seugpt to turn its de facto gdy- boss of Plaquemines Parish School D ^ e t State ported threata of viplence stem ried stubby submachine gims in (county), went to the school to BRISTOL (A P)—Dewitt Hall, addition to their usual side qrms, (Oodfiiiued oa Page Five) ming from desegregation of a address the pickets. a private, tWo-year, post-second but the -city was quiet. 'Howqver, Roman Catholic school in' this "The world — our world — Will ary schqkT will open this month informed sources said (^ban po small, unincorporated town near applaud Plaquemines forj itg cour despite 'a threat of prosecution lice have, stopped accepting appli the mouth of the Mississippi age,” said the 7l-yegrar- Robert F. Kennedy ordered, the only to colleges and universities Richard Da’t'id Bodreau, 19, of- erations and was tre'ated and dis in the $1.5 million, mail robbery in rick said the qnqptim of possible FBI to probe charges of threat which offer degrees. Dewitt awards Monument / Hill Rd., South (Cov charged at- Manchester Memorial Plymouth, Maas' Aug. 15. harm has been ihised only In con' ened-; violence. ' No Herald diplomas! < entry. was killed instantly early Hospital. Charles J. Alfano, .3.4,. Quincy, . Bulletins nectibn with' large and repeated Sheriff Chester 'Wooton said his The -school operated during the today ■when the sports car he was, Robert CTorneliusibn, 17, of 5 and Raymond McGrath, 37, Wor doses fcuTAilments other than head deputies had the situation in hand. Lal^r Day 1661-62 academic year without a'^ driving, with three other youths Seaman Circl?, Manchester, was cester, were to be questioned fur Culled froin AP Wires aches.'' ' ■, ' A . dozen uniformed officers state license. in it, awerved out of control, admitted to the hok>ital where ther today, police said, by postal mingled with the crowd of 100- struck a pole and rolled over on Nrrays revealed a fractured right inspectors, FBI agents' and state ~ ^ He stressed that the investiga. The ’Maftfhester Evening -''tlon is one of a number now under spectators and pickets outside the Rabbi Goldenson Parker St;, near Academy St. -Sbmilder and fractured left wrist. and local' investigators. ACCORD AT ROYAL McBEE way. Howard I. Weinstein, acting closed schools Friday. i Herald will not publish Mon 'The death was, the first high CorrjeliuHon and a third pas- Lewiston police said -FBI agents medicstl director of the'FDA, said An hour after the church pastor, STAMFORD (A P )—The\ .Rev. HARTFORD (AP) — Company day, Labor, Day. way fatality of the .Jung Labor •senger. David S. Macl.*chlan, 18, would arrive in Lewiston later in and union negotiators reached a In a separate Interview that "There the Rev. Cairistopber Schneider, Drive carefully. Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson.' rab Day weekend ih Connecticut and of (3edar Swamp Rd., North Cov the day/, and extradition proceed told 'neWbrnen he had decided not bi emeritus of Tett\ple Ehianu-el tentative agreement early' today is nothing against the drug when it the second fatality in Manchester entry, were hurled from the car ings probably would g'et under on a -.New. York eohtraot .at is used normally in reconunended in New York City, .died at Stam- 'this year. Patrick- Henderson, 78. as it flipped over. MacLacHlan way. It was not determined fbrd Hospital yesterday at the Royal-McBee Corp. 'The agree therapeutic doses," aiefa at ' Manche-ster Memorial wa.s treated at' the. hospital for, whether the pair would be extra ment, announced by'th e com age of 84. dited to Massachusetts in connec W ein st^ said oie drug general Hoîtal from ‘ internal injuries multiple kbrasions 'anii laceration pany, followed a 17-imur ,mar% ly is regarded as safe, as asidiin Rabbi Goldenson,. who lived in after being struck down by a car of hl.s right knee. ■ - ■ - tion with the shooting, or to Con 2 Days^ Before UpS. Shot Manhattan, had been f i l i n g his thon session that ended 'at .6 a.in. and that' some physicians believe on Cente'r' St. on March 17. Bodreau, 19. was bo.rn May 19, necticut In connection with the Representatives of the Uniird it is even safer. _ daughter, Mra. Evelyn Gllck. 44 1943. He graduated from Windham kidnap-rofabery Apple Tree Dr., j^tkmford. Toda.v’s accident- occurred Auto' Workers (UAW) alm'ed for Dr. Lionel Jacobs of Sydney, •shortly after. 2:30 a.m. High School in 1962. / WilUajK’ F, White, .chief postal in- Gqldenson, a,native of Poland, ■ He is survived ■ by his mother, a possible 'Tuesday meeting of Australia, had -told the FDA -thaC Edmund Landrie. 19, of Kings- cpectol’ for New England, said .in the imtoA membeirsliip for a rail- 54 deaths in his coimtry over ¥6niis JProbe had been a leader of American wood Trail. Coventry! was pinned Mrs. Doris Daniels Bodreau; two Boston there might fae a link be Reformed Judaism for many sisters. Mrs. Robert Clapp rfnd fie'atioh vote on the’proposed roM- three-year pertod possibly were beneath " the overturned vehicle. tween the -twopien. and-the mail traet. connected with excessive use o f years. From 1933 to 1935! he was Pdlice freed him soon after they Mrs. James Breen,, both-of Coven robbery and investigators want to the ^ g phenacetin. presideht of the Central Confer arrived at the .scene. He received try; a brother. F. Louis Bodreau, explore th6 possibtiity,- ence "of American Rabbis. also of Coventry. ' The mail robbery was-îe larg 'm oOPBRS AT TOLL SVT.A’nONS - The PDA accordingly sent ques- U*S. Reports multiple abrasion.s and facial lac- VrBTHBRSPlELD (.\F) — A tiemnaires to about 120 American After serving congregaticâ^ in The Rev. James R. MacArthur. est cqtii haul in the'nation’s his^ Lexington, Ky., Albany, N.Y., and pastor of the Fjrst Congregational tory,. program for appreluadiag -kidney specialists, asking for re drunk drivers on Mie Conneeti- ports of any'adverse ■effects fol Pittsburgh, he became pastor of Church in Coventry, will conduct State Police Detective Camille WASHINGTON (AP) An’ in-4-Elarth Tuesday. The fragments Tenipki Bmanu-el on Fifth Ave., funeral services, to .be held at the -CalTler said . Alfano admitted he but Turnpike has been worked lowing excessive use of the drug. out by the State Highway De-. Lai^ck said there was a touch formed , source says Russia tried a :.till aloft are not’ expected to re in Manhattan. He retired In 1947,- News Tidbits, Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson shot’ and p8’riously wounded ex St.. Wiilimantie, at l.pjn. onTues convict Thomas, McElhinne.V, 31. in partnient with the cooperation of- Irony In the investigatimi. The Venus space shot a .week ago but main in orbit long.' Goldenson leaves two sons in '" from tht AP Wires It failed and fragment of the Russia also tried a Venus probe addition to his daughter. A funer day. ' . ' • East Boston, early .vesterdaya He of State Poller and fhe Motor drug was put in the headache Vehicles Department. Under th*. remedies, he said, largely be- spacecraft are noyr orbiting the early last year but lost radio con al service will be 'held Sunday at earth..A space agency spbk^man tact with the spacecraft after. 18 (Continued on Page. Three) (Continued on Page Three) plan, ^Tsnnounred by the high Vietnamese government forces way department, .a state troo|H (Obntlnuod anJPageiFlve)' Gonflrfned that' it has received in days. .... * ! ((CkmUqued on Pag* Three) formation of the Russian failure. The United Stateq tried a Venus fighting ih central highlands kill' eg wUI be pasted at each toll st»-' ! The source, who asked not to space shot last July 21.' However, 40 Oonununlst guerrillas a n d tiim on the turnpike, and will bn wound five Thursday and Friday, called to the toll booth of any . Yphoon Smashes be identified, said Friday -night the vehicle, partner 1, was de American military sources report motorist passing through tha that the Russians tried their'daqp stroyed when it "strayed off course Anti-Red Drive . . . Senate confirms nomination of lanes appear* jo be under Ukn. . apace shot last Saturday, two'day4' at launching. New Britain Bdm Charles B: (Chip) Bohlen, career •. Influence of alcohnL- " Across Hong Kong before the United States launched ■ '•The' second— and Isist U.S.-. at^ foreign seiwice .officer, to be am- its .rMariner 2 froin Cape Canaver tempt, until early 1964 — came Runs into Red balssadorfto France. YALE ATHLETE KILLED HONO KONG (AP)-rÎts fierce al, -Fla., for a fly-by of Venus Monday! Dubbed Mariner 2, it js A small . black mosquito with' next December. The source said' travel 180 million miles and GLENS FALLS. N.Y. ( AP)—. ids gustlng to 160 miles'an hour NEW YORK (AP) —Dr, Fred the large name of Culex Negripal- in S ek oM .Richard W. Derby. 3 0 -year-old three fragments, of the Russian come within 10,000 miles of Venus T y coon Wanda cut a destructive Schwarz, leader of the (Thristiah pus is prime auspect In e|>ldeinic varsity basketball player at Vain. path aoross this refugee-crowded space craft are kill orbiting th^ about Dec. 14, if attempts to of sleeping slckncm that is sweep change its‘ course next week suc- Anti-Communist Ousade, says the University, was killed early to British colony to^y,. leaving a earth. ing St. Petersburg, Fla. . . . Tele NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Wheh; manner befil^^|^^paligious in day w hen two autiMnobiles eol- the Nal ceerf. r - piovement financially went into rapidly modntlng toll of casualties A spokesman National vision commentator Mike Wallace New Britain’s public schools re^ clinations. iid'ed head-on on .a , c o u n try ias it plunged into the ' nearby Aeronautics and qiwvctee AdrAdpiihis- Delicate., electronic sensors’ the red for $76,0(X) in its New identifies decomposed body ,of his ope'h next week, prayers aa a "col While prayl^B^VboUective ex aboe^ Mariner 2 are designed to road fire miles north of Giend eoutheim comrt of Red China. tratlon declined commenttnent at ftarkt York ses.-rions. son, Peter, 20, fouqd in (3reek ra lective exercise” will be banned. ercise,” is prohibirea, the bulletin Falls- Three other persons yrero Reports tiickling in said the but later said of the report: "That meiTsure temperatures, rotation vine Friday, and asks U,S._.consu- The ban is contained in an ad said prayer ‘‘should._bf enooiMjaged injured, non* seriously. Derby , and other phykeal phenomena on At a closing banquet last niiki^ storm Wiled at least 38 persons conforms with the informatloh we late to arrange for Iti return Co' ministrative bulletin prepared by as an individual experience of the was tho son of B$r. and Mns* Venus. If radio contact!, remains Schwarz described the loss as United states. and Injured 136 others, "nxlrteen have.” , “ financially the~ 'greatest deficit School Superintendent jElalph M. pupil, to be exercised whenever he John H. Derbf Jr. of Glens , persons were reported missing NASA Director! James E. Webb good, scientists hope to get their The biggest manhunt by Bos Gantz for distribiition to school realizes the need for spiritual ex- Falls. The father Is an executhm first good "look” ' at the plknet. we’ve ever conceived q r. thought and at least 10.000 were left had no comnieht.- Nor was thera ton police in at least 30 yeai's con personnel before the fall, term feise.” 4,1. . ' ■ w ith' the Glens FaUe: insum nea which some contend may support about.” But be added; '*We're tinued today for strangler of, six starts Wednesday. homeless. comment from Moscow.* ndt depressed.” . In no matter, however," the bul Co. The Russians have nevey-.. an life—although .moyt dlkiêe.. elderly women who lived alone . . . The bulletin was drafted in the Police described Wanda as pos' Cash and pledges from about letin says, "shall the school limit sibly the most violent storm to nounced a space shot beforehand, A slight rolling Of ..the rocket The side affects of a rare opera wake Of the U.S. Supreme Court its emphasis on the moral and NEW GUINEA Ft>R PACT that carried Mariner 2 aloft Mon 500 persons at the banquet, in the tion, in which she received a decision that prohibited official hit Hong Kong In 26 years. Res and they have never annoiuiccd a ethical development of the pupils. -HOLLANQIA, Went New, failure. When a Soviet spAce shot day cauaed a small variation in ballroom of ths Ck»mmodorc Hotel, healthy kidney from! her mother, prayer in New York State Public cue' workers, feared the toll will ôwever, caipc to $12,210. Rather, the statistics of juvenile Gulnen (AP)—With six Duleh- rise much’ higher as' conununlca. is successful it is mgde public. the course, which will grow to brought death , early today to 16- Schools, r . year-old Janet Crick of t^lcago. delinquency, gang Warfare, rum men and thiW Papuans ah. tlons are re-established with out. The failure the Venus probe hundreds'of, thousands of miles by ■The five-day greater New 'York the bulletin apparenUy rulqs out bles and social misbehavior the tlihe the spacecraft neare 5Skiool of Anti-Communism ’ was Former Preaiden.t Herbert Hoov the prior practice of daily recita stalnlng.’the New Omned Coun lying areas. , could mean Russia will be unable among our youth call for new and": cil today, approved the! Dutch 'n n small town of Shatln in the to try again until early 1964. Time Venus b> pecembier. conducted at Carnegie., Hall, with er, recovering after removal Tues tions of the Lord’s prayer 'Vvith its closing session yestertey more fruitful academic pursuit of and Indonesian ngreenient on , New Territories, neighboring Red is -fast running out for such shots, To correct it, NASA plana to day of an intestinal tumor, con opening of clasa-s in many of New ways and means for developing afternoon. , ' • tinues to improve today . . . Rt. BrUtaiu’s primary schools. Went New Guinea 18-S. Both China, .Was reported hardest hit; and it will be 16 months before trigger, by radio command, . a moral responsibility and ethical the oNlrmatiye and the negsr- the. earth's nearest v planetary small auxiliary.mpto.c-in Mariner Schwarz called the New„,York Rev. Msgr. Richard O’Brien, one ; It presumably permits continu with -half the town ftioded by ance of reading of a scripture pas relationships. tive votes, wefe «Mt by Papuan tidal Wave that struck that low neighbor (S. close qnough for 2. The motor is supixxi^ to boost venture “A great school-----we of the oldest active Roman Catho-^ mem bers of the "eeuncU. urbMl have accomplished much of what lie priests in nation, oelebratoa his sage by the principal at the open "This is . a joint obligation of the lying section of Hong. Kbng. another attenlpted probe. the. craft into a slightly different home, church and srttopl. As a ..The Nedtertsnds net up na an 'Hie NASA ' spofcesnian declined path, one that will bring it within we. came to do. We've change 100th birthday anniveraaryToday. ing of auditorium assembly periods file storm caused, havoc iri the high school. highly, organized social institution, advisory agency to be gmdunRy Hmtg Kmg's scenic harbor. Sev to give tolorniatian an„tbe orbital ;t' hoped-for 10,000 ' miles of our image in the nationsd press. . • Thirty-eight million Soviet stu , dents start elementary school- to GanU’ bulletin said the Supreme we need to work 'nK>re eftecUvely developed Into « legislatiue. l ’»- eral collisions- were’’reported. One path or the slae of the fragments Venus. .•‘But wft’ve had to spend West ■with oUr partnkrs in this realm of der the agreement. Want ■ New >m the Soviet spaceship. But it At. noon Friday NASA officials ern, mwiey to do it—aqd Midwest day . • . Republican congressional Court, ruling does nqt preclude a tug A CaUnese freighter designated time being set apart-e a side street only to be cprifronted store. Ellsworth Coveil,-- ticket Raiilwny by a tele ■— etiika something th^think about,. It won't TheTe .was. no immedlê r^ 1 ved in Cuba,'alUiou0t“ heir In of a R B '^ -rind stiu receive some which ' would give him amaller The Andover Recreation Council Oon from the Castro' regime tails as these; benefits, but with continued bene Bank Off iter 'Frienda may call at the Pottyr AETNA DIVIDENDS ' lore hejVvaa shot to death- by_ Nolan.' 35., who had been fol chairman, has ankounced. has startbd a ,''i^ w economic do any good m"'ftink. formation js that more than 1,5(X) bAiMtri f tb ^ the sufiplemental Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., The gunman. identified . a^' lowing' the chase by radio In a invites all families'in tpwn to an . Also AssiS'ing Wright on the gen- 4 Washlngdeh’s,: charges Pridriy«thtit On Thurs^y afternoon, twd fits fo r\* . beneficiary' after his HARTFORD.1AP)—The boards Puting Sunday. Sept. F'from 2 ..to squeeze of th e. nine-atafe Midwest Put yourself far^-the West ■ seat. small naval vessels, "believed tri military techriicianis have arjl' rision fund. ■ Willimantic, fron) 7 to p.m. to James Clark, about 27. a negrii. poihvC emergency J truck fial committee .are Mrs. Dorothy You lead the ^queepsôf spades f A 1 0 » t 4 t ^ two Cuban vessels fired on a\tJ.S. '"he fact 'that the patrol pi death. Thomas'Knox Clarke, of dircetors of the Aetna Life In- 9. p.m. at. the "Gerald 'Andersbii area aerv^^liy the line. 6 M T Y Navy plane over Ihternatibnal he -(Juban,’.’ fired upon ' an un Generril Manager Richard Mar Crimea Arthur, chriirihan of the morrow,.,, Memorial contributions sursince Company and the Aetna brought down by Patrolthan Nolalhxclad in'mveralls.. Ihi'ew "Abbot, food chairman; Clarence against .the contract orGhree no- flew so closely to the two n a^ 'v es- 21 Lancaster Rd., retired secre may be m.ade to the. (American Herbert Nolan. , .who donned a on •« Duf^t-proof ' vast ■ And home on Long HiU Rd. Custer, traffic; Eyerett Glhn, pos The^rtier of Railroad - Telegra- ♦ ? 4 2 4>A4 '•-'V . waters TTiyrsday. ' . armed Na-^ aircraft 'flying 16 tin, : in a iri'etno to' department pension board, said hlg board will (Jasually and Surety Company^ Games, prizes, picnic aiid, mpVles trump. ' • o v n i miles north of Cuba's coast. sela may be an indicatiqir'm how heads, municipal employes, the tary of tiie'Savings Bank of Man (Jancer Soefety. bullet-proof -vest, walked .-ffeliber- marched outNb meet Clark, wKp ters'; and Elea'hdr .Olcklnson, door -Jncidehtally. this is a fortOngte The 8w0s embassy, which .:nari- closely the United S ta t^ is watch- study the proposed improvements have declared quarterly dividends had a’ gun i n ‘'« ^ h hmid anid are on the agenda, according to pherr called its 1,000 members off A K t S dles U.S. raffalrs here, refus^ to The plane, designed, for surveil board of directors and the pension with the town’s actuary, Homer chester, died last night a t' -Man-; of 40 and 22 cents, respectiv(ely. • ately toward the onrusl^g ./nan Chairman Aderaon. prizes. The GOP 'Women’a Club and decision. I< you led' your singlet* ing' toe Russian shipinents. . Miss Harriet .T. Whitman and dropped him with foUrûlletis another .stuck. in nfvbelfj. Jdolan 'women members of the town com tt'e job Thursday in a dispute heart, in response to'partner’s bid, © K l 4 . say whether it had d fliv e ^ to lance of surface ships and suli- board, asked for comments on the Anderson. ' \ Chester Memorial Hospital, The dividends are payable •OCt!. 1 said he waited until heVga'within F'or thoae who come at 2 p.m.. over Job security. Operatlofns op O JE Q I 4 \,tjie Castro regime the U.8./warn- marines, was on a routine train One question raised by the at proposal, which would probably en “ More ' employes reahM how ^ Fijneral services will be held at to stockholders.-of-record Sept. 7, In .the head. Nolan waj/ôt hit. Gene Schwanke will have set up mittee are aasi.sting on the dinnei* South would make his contract tack on the plriiie was whether it Mr. (Jlarke had lalnted - in the 1:.30 p.m. today kt the Holmes In hla trail, the gumnan left two shooting- distance and ^Mv-started project. ' - - . \ / the iJANW's 10,600 mDe rail net without any trouble. ' . that any such attacks/ (n the ing mission ■ out of Florida and tail reduced benefits ' between 62 small their pensibn is under the aftenugm In a Main St, store firing. hik'seshoCs. volleyhall, badminton, will be met with .‘‘all was hianned; by three reservists. was carried out under orders.' and 65, but would at least permit supplementary, plan, an^thdy want Fiineral Home, 400 Main St., for Other patrolmen .Înjured, one table tennis and ring . toS.<‘games, iihildren Ralae third longeet in the 'nation--ground Declarer refuses the first spiê There was some speculation the, while 'Shopping arid w as taken to ■ Cen. Unnegan Retires critically, and fout other persons 1 necessary.” The White House mid ^ e plane the earlier retirement age, just as tiT increase their contribution to Miss Harriot T; Whitman,. 94, ot vfuile Roger fJagnon will |.vipei'' Mrs. John Teomama, chairman to' a halt. trick but wins the second with blame may He with trigger-happy social security-does. the hosplM by ahibulaiice. 666 .Vernon St., ytrhq- died yester WASHINGTON (AP)-Maj. Gen. Mwe.than IPIJ'shots were fired of the stained glass window fund A federal' mediator tmd unI(Hk dummy’s ace. South"'credits East ^plane incident came less was not hit. and none-of the crew increase their benefits. They un- He retired froVn the bank in Terence T. Finnegan,^ a native o f- vi5Sw.X|ndividuaJ . competitions. In ■TiMKM-'IKjiKf reek after antkCastro stu members were hurt. Cubans keyed up by C ^tro’s ^re Another change which Will be derstemd. they, will have to pay day In MrinchSster M jôrial Hos In the battlw' which broke out as L V ^ oii80irino[ hpraesflaM. basketball free throws, at the phurch, recently received 'a and. management negotiators were 5-lRA|(AE with the ace of heai^ aiid one oth-- peated warnings of an iiriminent 1955 after 44 years of service, pital . after a long illness Norwich, Conn,, has retired as tbousan^drere beginning the long pleasant surprise. Saralea Thomp er ace. H® credlts'you with a long dents In two small boats shelled 'Vashlngton dispatched a'Sharp- explored-Is to permit employes to more to get more, but they seem mora than 35 of them as secre- softball',throwing and batting, and detonmined to. continue bargaining vtaste focifegy- a suburbari Havana hotel filled invasion. increase their contributions or eager' to do so," he said. i 5 ii^ ta -Wert‘Hartto7dXn J u ly i chief of Air Force chaplains. Labor, Day 'weekend at the Brook candidate Talk foothairVicki son. 9. and Laura Taylor, 9, do talks .through the long Labor Day spade suit and one side ace. - He Norse Build iri ly worded noet-r-tlKpuSfli the Swiss The men who manned the plane twy.. '.''jjs- 2, 1868, a(he "worked for many Finnegan, ■ give n the title > of lyn amuMment area on tjie Atlan- nated the 'proceeds Of a.p.enny auc ..TWINE? must knock out your ace before with Commilnist bloc technicians der to increase their benefi"fito. “This . A poll of municipal employes Mr. Clarke' was biorn In Ireland At 3 :^ , thfta championship Weekend, but all said there was embassy , in Hsvana—to warn offi were reservists from the Warii- would enUil a greater contWbbutton will i^bably be taken, he added- years in the bookkeeping depart Right Reverend Monsigrtor by Pope tlp''''Oeean. The orojyd com' when he leads a diamond- ffdni with an apprentice school, a com The Swiss have 'looked aftpr 3 Others Injured He was a^mimiber 'of St. Mary’s Pentagon yesterday. The medal blocks despite a brkce on one p.m. on Channel 30 iWHNB-TVi., and the Men’^Softball Leagim'ghd games. ' > dummy at the third trick. EJasi uneasy because the U.S. trade Chica, Fla. The Pentagon identl- Episcopal (jhurch, Manchester /•Burial will be in Old South Cem The candidates will be State Sen two wtmien’s 'Boftbaif teams wn muters who normally used ' the pany farm,-and a four-year eie- U.S. interests in Cuba since thb. .fied them as: . etery, West Hartford. Memorial was ■ presented by Gen. C ^tie Le- leg. - ' ■ Mrs. TComaps says th at work plays low, arid South puts up the mentary school. The firm's . 11.1 embargo .failed to bring about the; L oê of Masons; King David; may. Air Force chief of ’ stMf. ator John M. Luptpn. Republican, play on adjoining diamonds. CANW's 180 dally suburban trains . collapse of the Cuban economy, a United States broke off diplo: ■'LL David: F. Fitzgerald, pilot, contributions rp®y be made to The dead ppHceman was identl- oftsUie window is now started and king of dianionde; employes here make hoists and matic Telatlons with the Castro Lodge of Odd Fellows and the Manchester Memorial Hospital.. •, Finnegan’s other decor&tjons in Sed as Nlphdlas A. Panlco; 32. He and Mr. Bernard Gfabowaki; Dem At 5 o’clock A variety Pf relay shouldsbe finished somAtihie in overflowed Thursday and Friday Are you thinking.? Too bad. It ^ s.^ b a n television comlijentator Arlington, V*. American Legion. X clude the. Bronze Star and. the Le ocrat. both seeking the office of- race* fvlll be climaked' by a -real, to buses, other trains and onto cranes for Brazilian Iniûstiy. government. ’ Lt; 'Richard ,C. West, ' co-pllpt, aipither patrolman, unaware September The window will cost will do you no good to refuse the raarged Friday night that an ex The attack raised inflignatlon. in 'river, 19, He is survived by his wijte', Mrs. gion of Merit He joined the (Jhap- the cha.se. w ere .shot in the United States Congressman-'at- live greased pig rkce. The pig has about $50ip-tji* now-contalns highways. ~ first diamond, for South will con amination of recent events \"suf- Washingtop, D.C. ' ^ Audrey .Cameron (Jlarke; a daugh Mrs. John B. Keyhoe 8r, ^' lain (Jorps in '1938. becoming chief (d from behind by the fleeing Large. been donated for tiê day by Ah- over $300; But for many other urban and tinue dlamonda to force out your flees Mi.tadicate the United Strites Congress, arid the future was gen ,Chief Aviqtion Ordnahee Man ter". Mrs. Owen Rlder.“ f Wethers SOUTH WINDSOR.—Mrs. Gu- of Air Force chaplains int 1958. Mrs. Nelson J. Miller, State thony Bottlcello of Manchester. rural areas dependent, upon the dontinuMs^ scheme new plans to shoot back In the future was gen Marshall A. 'Pickett, the radar nilla Darlihg Keyhoe. 71', 4'13 I m a n. Patrolman Robert Margery MontAndm la return ace. YoUr. hesitation haS 'revealed erally -ppplauded. field; a brother, George Clarke of Succeeding Finnegan is Brig. Epriniea, 29. was in critical‘condi- ^ e a p e of Women Voters' Presi , The, Anderson's wiil, provide pic ing from her vacation in Maine C&NW for freight seryice, the piC' which ace ymthold. attack Cuwkv”. _ "'■ operritdr. District ^Hei^ts, Md. 120 W. Center St;; two sisters. South Rd., South Windsor,' dJSd Gen. Robert P. Taylor. tion. dent, will be moderator. Harvey nic' space and barbecue grills and and will resume her duH«8 as The ture was one of increasing eco Now your nknd' is dead, and "Any direct aggression may ' “This: lii the only course we cai) Killedî^ Car Gra&h Miss Annie Clarifce and Mrs. Fted this morning at Manchester Me- • Finnegan planne(fv,to return ThA Ire began after Clark Olson. Director of News' and serve coffee, punch and Vpples sup Herald’s Andover correslxmdent nomic Inconvenience that could South loses only one iâde and prove a boomerq^ against the trike," said Seriate Democratic Robinson, both of Manchester; a moriar Hospital. . his..home diocese of -Jtorwie)r to went t ■ boarding house from Special Events for Charihel SO, and plied by the council. A program Tuesday. becomA serious |hould the strike three. side-aces. All Color Show United ‘States,” he'‘ieclared. Leader Mike Mansfield. of Mon- granddaughter and a niece. ' . She was born in West Hartford, find what assignment Bishop Vin Frank Wooding,'a political writer, of sports movies, will finish off be. prolonged. tana> (Oontinaed from Page One) and has always lived in the Hart which lad been ejected, po You haw#-.*, chance tm defeat the Walt Disney’s The commentator X jso -.warned 2 Bay Stdters ri . ' Private funeral services and cent J. Hines has in stpre.-TOi; him. lice SI The operator of the will question the candidates. the evening. ' ' ’ , ' Manrheater Evening Herald An the nation's vast Wheatland contract if you play a low dia his audience that the eberent (Ju- Sen.\ Thomas H. Kuchel of buiRal will be held at the conven ford area. She wAs a member of boardir juse. Lora Carter. 23. / Everyone in Andover, yoiing’and dover correspondent. Jean Xtm^ where the seasonal harvest is well mond without the slightest pau.se "BON VOYAGE" , ban visit of New YorlXjawyer California, the assistant Republi Burial wlU be in th^ Nathan ience^ of the family. .There will be the Manchester Barracks , of the INKSPOTI was k 'to the house StfedeM Aid Johleix pld... is invited to come as .early, rod, telephone PHgrini '2-8gfi2. . under'^yay,. the North Western Is for thought. South wins with the ] :4S-S:40-9:40 James B. Donoyan could a can leader, concurred, saying: Questioned in Hade Cemetery In Cbventiry. News Tidblts/1 rio calling hours, and friends are Ladith Auxiliary-of World War I. PITTSBURGH, ^ . (AP) — A ' princi'^k |jain hauler. Mrs. Keyhoe is survived by her Clarli n fl-gd the house and stay late as he likes. Wear old king of diamonds and may c<»* — ALSO — . “decoy” ,Ior U.S. intervention “Any tiriie anybody fires on an Friende may' call, from 7 to 9 from the AP Wir«^ / requested by the .family to omit member of -tbe Wk Spots singing shot foi her persons in the' area STOCKHOLM—Sweden is try clothes an'd bring a picnic subper. ‘Tobacco* Wives . Work on a "Missouri River Bank clu^ that Blast has the ace of dia-^ Donbvrin called the assertion American military plane it should dowers. hu.sband, John B. Keyhoe Sr.; two group was flnedT25 and costs on a - Other council members worfebig "LAD A DOG" back. I agree with the White p.m. Mondriy at the funerad home. Funeral arrangements are being sons, John B. keyhoe Jr. and as he 1. N o n eâs reporried : tng\ job retrainingnine to eliminate its stabillzatlqn project in northwest monds. If so, he must switch to 12100-4 ;00.7:SO •■absurd/” Acting Iri a private Mail-Cash Case disorderly conduct' charge yester crftically hu per cent h:iard-( unemploy- on the .event include Maxwell In'the early 1600s, a good wife Iowa has been halted., because clubs. . . capacitjT but with Washington’s instructions.” A similar accident in Coventry handled by the Holmes Funeral Charles F. Keyhoe. both of South day. David/McNeal. 38, New Haven, laiat night sent three teen-agers The Nassau (Jounty,^ N.'Y., Home. 400 Main St. - Windsor; two daughters, Mrs. Reaching 't boardiâik, he 1 tnent\ient\ problem.' VV'orkers wlfc be Hutchinson Jr.. Mrs. Cindy Pfaij- was worUi her weight in tobacco. rock for the project is tied up in When South leads a dub. Blast approval, Donovan came . here “Rul^la. is feeling us out.” com (Cosittniied from Page One) Conn., hsM been charged with as came up H nd Paniro'''Nând I paid 40 to 80 per Cent of their sUehf, .. James Tsuffis, Edwa: Lucky wooers happily paid.theT20 more.than 15-strande'd freight cars. Marine wins and returns his last spFde to Con-tirinou* Sunday and Monday Thursday for talks with the Cas mented J5en. Homer E. Capehart,. to Windhiun Community Memo American* Legion says it has pre Ann Albert and Mrs. Gunilla La- sault amd battery by a Pittsburgh' pared 100,000 oopleB'.M a prayer ' Mrs. Joseph I. Utwlnae Rose, both o f ^Manch'ester; a Byrnes, who re_ on foot cfihj'. \ previous wrAges while in train- Yeomans and Mr. apd Mrs. Gliffori pounds of loaf (worth about $440) Near Rapid' City, S.D.', con set up your suit..You get in with .From 2 W alt Disney’s tro- government ■ about the rriease R-Ind. “ The only thing we can said MpGrath was with him at the rial Hospital. ThrixCar in which wonkm who later dropped the After ■ gunnin) them dowm. hîng, travel allow'ances to reach Benson. it cost- for the passage of a would- the ace of diamonds in time to de do is to retaliate if there are any intended for recitation In publ|o SOUTH WINDSOR—Mr's. Helen brother, EMwin Cktling ol South chdrge, claiming it was due to a struction wrork oh Interstate High- W eather of tim more than 1,100 remaining time. J ■ - ' they were riding failed to make schools in wake of a recent U.S. Windsor; two aisters, Mr's. Lanier grabbed their volvers^ and fled, .new jobs, and "starter" allow- Baa-Baa-Cue Slated be wife from Ekigland to Jarhes- wa>y 90 .has been halted for the feat, the contract with the rest of . "BIG RED" prisoners taken in the abortive more IncldentsX ' 7\ Carrier, said. McGrath admitted Jiirgelas Litwhias, 49. of 57 Fos misunderstanding.” Bome 30 to \police Vars were ances. First Selectman T. C. Wright toivn. ' ' ♦ the spades, Shortly -before '" t^ A'^rioUnce- a sharp curve, went up an em Supreme (Jourt decision .> . . The ter'Rd., died yesterday at. Man Miller of Massachusetts and rest of, Uie year because a vital 19W' Bay of Pigs invasion. the kidnap-robbery of . Joseph Len- bankment^ -skidded across the Netherlands pays $1 million as an Ethel Flood of Hartford; supply of lime and concrete has WtNDSpR‘:LOCK8 (Ap) — The Dally Question ■ (In Color) Donovan told newsmen by tele ment of the attack, sen.^'fCenneth art, 50, Wadllngford, (Jonn., who chester Memorial Hospital. She As dealer you hold; Spades—K 8:45-7:00-10:20 phone Friday night that he and B. Keatingi R-N.Y., Nissued a road, and overturned on its" top. advance to cover costs of United was. the wife of Joseph 1, Lit- eight grandchildren. been cut off. Paving crews have U.S. Weather Bureau marine' ad was driven from his hometown to' "The accident occurred on Park Nations force that will help trans Flineral services will to con been moved elsewhera. 8 8; Hearts—K J 6; Diamonds — ttyo Cuban members ot the pris* statement saying he hadXÛKUle Worcester, Mass., before he was winas. "-*• Mother of 15 visory for today: y K Q J 6; Clubs—10 9 8. What do Also: Jeff Chandler in oners’ rescue committee met with er Bridge Rd. at 8:'15 and in fer Netherlands authority in West Mrs. Litwinas was, torn In ducted at 8:15*’ a.m. Tupflaay at Also neAr Hapid. City, an esti information that at leasX-'^,200 released unharmed. volved only one cari driven by New’ Guinea to Indonesia. the Benjamin J. Callahan Funeral mated week's delay has been Tides will be high along the Con- you say? "MERRILL’S MARAUDERS" / âstrp for four hours Friday. Soviet troops have landed Worcester police said McÎkath South Windsor and had lived. In nect'icut shore today from 11:30 Answer: Pass. "The hand is not (Jraig A .' Standfest, 16, of Lake- Tivo U.S. Army helicopters begin tovm most of her life. She was a Home; 1602 Main -StXEast Haji^ caused 'in the construction of a (In Color) 2:00-5:30-8:20 "" / Castro has asked ransoms total (Juba. -has a record dating back to 1943, wood Heights, (Joventry. ford,, and a solemyTequiem MASS Among 6 Dead quite worth an opening bid, par ing $62 million for the prisoners. There hav.e been rimilar claims ihcluding an 8-10-year prison sen airlifting relief supplies Friday to member of the Lithuanian Social Mlnuteman missile site while pro a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and Sunday ITom ticularly since it is aceless. Be A Manchester girl, Namcy floodstricken city of SUnrhon in Club, the American Legion Wom at 'St. Francis gjr Assissi Church ject directors try to find ' other noon to 2 p.m- Low tide at Old • Usually reliable sources said ear- recently, bijt President Kennedy tence.^ in 1949 for breaking^-into a Rourke,' 16, of ,49 Flower St., wais in South Windsor at 9..' Burial conservative with aceless hands. TUESDAY MATINEE 1 P.M, ' Her this week that Donovan told his news conference Wednes Southen) Korea ; . Appointment en’s Auxiliary, and a former Re In Car Crash ONLY means qf obtaining 'supplies of Saybrook today is at 7:36 p.m. and For Shelnwold’s 36-page booklet. markeL.and a cafe. ^ admitted to the hospital for ob of Arthur Goldberg to U.S. Su will to in thXFIlIrview- Cemetery, Giant Pencil Box Mattnee planned to offer part cash, part publican Town ; Committee mebi- cable and other necessities to keep day that the United States has Quincy'spolice said Alfano also servation \of a possible concus preme Court la-termed by Ameri West H ar^ rd . / / on Sunday at 8 'a.m. Sunset today "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," send 18 7^ CARTOONS — 18 goods in exchange for ■ the no information about Russian has a court"'^cord. ber. LITCHFIELD. Minn. (AP)—Six construction going. 50c to Bridge Book, Manchester Pins ' Stooges and Rascals sion of ‘ thq skull, as was Linda can Bar Association as “highly ac Besides hep husband, she is sur Friends may call aj. the funeral At Fort . Dodge, Iowa, represen is at 7:25 p.m.; sunrise Sunday is Y captives. troops on the island. However, he McGrath was bopked in Lewis Lisk, 16„, of "Byracuse, N.Y. homeRund'ay and'';Mori<|ay 2 to 4 persons, one- the widowed mother at 6:19 a.m. Elvening Herald, Box 3318, Grand CHILDREN 50c—ADI^TS I.lc ton on a charge or carrying a conr ceptable from the standpoint of vived by a son, "Harold K. Lit 10 A.itl. to 6 P. laiives oil ■ the railroad brother, Central Sta., New York 17, N. Y. added, there are Communis t bloc David Churohill, 16, of New professional âUflcatlons.” winas two daughtera Mary andTto'9 p.m. of 16 children, were killed early hoods charged that the North Boating weather for Long Island -Regular Show Sbriw-n WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.Si techniiîans in (Juba. cealCd weapon. Aliano was booked ington. sufferedra broken shoulder today in the shattering impact of Sound to Montauk Point and Block (Copyright 1962, General Fea Evening Only Navy plane winging over the sea for investigation. , ------A—: ' 1 Frances Litwinhs and Judith Western locked approximately tures Corp.). “ The Soviet ships unloaded blade and- cuts to tbS, right anri'. Helen Litwinas: her mother, Mrs. a head-on car crash near this cen 2,000 employee of the Minneapolis Island: 16 miles from Cuba was fired on 1,200 tooops,” ‘ said Keating. "I The pair was arrested^last night police said. tral Minnesota community. ■ ' Winds southwest at about 6 by naval craft believed to be Cu after a manhunt that began at 7 Stephanie Jurgelas; four brother "PA Submits Plan A St. Louis Railroad out of their call these men troops, not techni Standfest and Robert Sekoll of William J. Jurgelas, Charles Three others were critically in Jobs. ■ 'T'., knots Increasing to 10 to IS knots ban, says the White House, which cians. They were wearing Soviet a.m. — Hand Holding jured. - this afternoon. Diminishing some At that time, a stolen 1961 tOr- EMgewater Dr., Coventry, were Jurgelas, John F. Jurgelas, Ml of The Minneapolis A St. Louis warned Prime Minister Fidel Cas fatigue uniforms.” checked at the hospilal and re- South Windsor, and WiUtm' S. Fofr More Parking The widow Was Mrs. Austin Ca is a division ot the North Western tonight shifting '.to northwest to tro’s government that American Without disclosing the source Of, quoise car, going 60 to 70 miles an" sey. Darwin, Minn., in her 60s. ward morning and running north crews will shoot back in any fu |iouf in the wrong direction of a '-*sed. V ,, Reunion Held Jurgelas of West Hartfdrd; t,wO and operates 1,100 miles .of track his* information, Keating said the were taken to the h o ^ ta l Bisters, Mrs. Jennie Myette and The town parking authority pro She was-ridlng with friends return Save 25%.. west about 10 knots Sunday. Cloudy ture attacks. ' troops arrived between Aug. 3 and e-way street sideswiped another ing home from a dance when their .y w get \ in Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois. with some fog becoming mostly crii\ Two men, one carrying a gun, by 'the Coventry Fire D e tr i Mrs. Julia Cayaleri. >oth of South vided 40 additional parking spaces The GANW strike -is being close The incident.-''which the Wîte Aug. 15, brought by .12 Russian ment amlmlance. Windsor. car and one' carrying three teen fair this afternoon. Variable cloud PRISdILLA GIBSON House said-occurred 'Ibursday, in-'' ships. He said they docked at the jumTOd out and fled on foot. By Kjentiedys in the do\^town Manchester shop agers met in terrific impact on ly watched in Washington and by Police ' said . the car was briing The funeral wti\ be held Mon iness tonight with chance of a few creased U.S.-Cuban tensions that (Juban port of Marante in an area I t . \ u the same car, .police said, U. S,. Highway 12,' about a mile 3^99 railroads and rail unions. For the showers. toward morning becoming which \Fas seen speeding away four driven south On Parker Bridge Rd. day kt 9:30 aon. at the Newkirk ping 'district - during the 1961-62 our ireg. raili-oad industry the strike epito SCHOOL OF OAHCE ARTS have been, growing . with reports surrounded by a cinder block when it failed .to make a curv^ By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL - and Whitney FMneral Hom^, 318 fiscal 'year^knd completed a master northwest of Litchfield. fair^Sunday. Visibility 2 to 4 miles of shiploads of Russian artns, wall. hours' earlier from an'East Boston A motorist told authorities the mizes the job security-versus- this morning except less than oiie parking lo^ where McElhinney had ran up the left Mnk and turned NEWPORT, R.I., (AP) The Burnside /Ave., '-East Rfartford, plan for the'development of more modernlzation ' dispute that has X equipment' and technicians land‘ “Through Aug. .13 five torpedo over on its right skje;- It then 'resident and First Lady of the with a smebin MaM of requiem at car cturying the youths had mile east of Montauk but otherwise ing in (Juba. , been shot. w spaces, said Atty. Herbert Phelon pa.ssed other vehicles at ..a hi plagued the nation's railroads for 5 miles or more. \ / boats have unloaded and now.arc Police said, the same .car—stolen skidded diagonally across the road land had a warm, hand-bolding St. FSfoicie of Assisi' Church' at State Department officials were moored at- 'a nearby LA Base,” to tjie right shoulder arid turned 10:)S. Burial will h^ In. St. Cath- Jr., toalrman 0^ Ibe parking au- rate of speed .shortly before" the SLIM-LOOK several years. ' The settlement Opening Octoktet 1 In Quincy, Msm ., last Thursday— demolishing crash. , inclined to regard the attack as stated Keating. "There is every over on its top. The car waristotal' reunion Friday night. erihe’e Cemetery, B t t ^ Brook. worked out in Chicago could be also figured ln\toe Lenart kidnap- thimty, In an annual report. Several of Mrs. CaseyX childreil come' a pattern for the industry. 1 8 ,(H)0 Feet Top* p secondary incident in the cold indicatlori that the naval "^comple robbery. \ ly demolished^ ' The President and Mrs. Ken-.. FViendt may .call a\ the fuperal yThe 40 parking, spaces are on WATCH FOR REGISTRATION DATES war. But they cautioned that repe- ment to handle these disembarked State Trocar Walter Scholts ^ nedy were together for- home today and Sunday from' 3 to lived with, her at DArwin. Some Chicago's Mayor Richard J. 308 MAIN STREEt—MI 3-6414 Patrolman Daniel Melvin arrest jtne north side of Birch St., abutting of the children who range."bi age Daley, federal mediator Francis WASHINGTON—While the up 'tition could have serious conse at the same time. Again> let me ed McGrath In ' i^-evening ori the. Stafford Springs Troop inveie In nearly a month, 6 and 7 to F.fS.m. \ per maximum 'for human habita quences. tigrated. He rirreeted Standfest and es brought them to the parking lot which the parking from 10 to ^ 'a r e j^ frle d and \ A. O'Neill Jr., and Labor Secre- emphasize that these men could Lewiston’s (Jollege ^ He offered authority provided the previous have left txapite. Mrs^-^Cêy's hus tion is probably an altitude of 18,- The White House statement said n reasonably be' called techiii' no resistance. charged him with speeding, (Joiirt Air Station just . Mm- -'Joseph P. 8amWri(Ich ry Arthur J. 'Odldberg, who 001) feet, few people ' live more ,that “all means necessary” will date Is Sept. 17 In the Manchester year. ■ band die...... -raboutlut tofeetor years ago. tr ie ^ unsuccessfully to avert the cians.” Alfano went to a residence in a was s’leUjmg. ^ SOUTH WINDSOR—Mrs. Cost per parking space for the She vas described as a jolly than 15.000 fw t above sea level. 'be employed by U.S.' aircraft or U.S. authorities said their latest nearby housing developmmt short' session of Circuit Court 12. And wlUK hundreds'^ of smiling, Planga Samuelrich, 71. of 32 strika-Njn last-minute talks Wed Practically all ■ unacclirnatized 40-car lot addition, .said Phelon, woinan wto^'enjoyed attending nesday, "'have called upon both shlps-to protect themselves In any information does not go beyond ly afterward and telephone police ripprovlng spectatp<(s looking on, well St., died yesterday a1 was $866. dances wifn friends. people'have trouble breathing si:, future encounters over interna- that referred to by Kenpridy. They he was the second man bein^hunt ford'"No8pitaU She was th^wife of sides to 'Consider the' public's altitudes above 7.000 feet. they held hMdX'unashamedly. The plan submitted to, the gen OtheiX^'ho died in the crash ional waters. said there Is still no hard evidence ed, He waited in the home m be But Jacquellri’e Kennedy had to Jose{m P. Skmuelrich. eral manager, for the develc^metit were„/'and mother, Besides her htikband, survivors field and riding in the second car.' would give the union- a veto ^ q r Oon Moore's Vet$atUe5 include a son, Ireter Samuelrich of a multi-million dollar effort of the" vehlc^ accidents yesterday. .No ar Mr. and Mrs .Hugh D. Auchin- (Jlayton is survived by his wi Waishable sturdy rayon gabardines k z u w n s i o e : closs, -waiting for a chance for a Windsor Locks) a daughter, Mrs. dow and a baby. Lindell and An .GobordiniMl railroad to cut costs by moderniz rests nor serious, injuries were re Clara Provenfeher of ThompSOh- About ing- equipment and methods. your saltwater cruise and a swim. dreen had graduated from high . . . washable rayon flannels fortified ENDS TONIGHT • ported ab^ vehicle damage was That didn't offer much of a viUe; a sls'tw, Mrs. Anna Litwinas TTie KiwarjisUwanisXi Club _of Manches school last spring. slight. change for' Mrs. Kennedy and of Hartforo, five - grandchildren ter .will rpret rafet 71;Tliesday noon at The Sheriff's' Office said tha with nylon to withstand rough-and^ and two êat-grandchildren. wHh\ Irfsurance SUNDAY % - Bryan Rogîre, 1(), son <>1 Mr. and Caroline, who have been vacation the Couptfyrjtfy Club. Plans have been Lohse car was driven by Betty tumble wear! Trim-fitting Ivy Mr’s. Donald Rogers 'of 4 Mintz ing on the Italian coast.. The futoral will be held Monday •made./fo hear political speakers Lohse, 18, daughter of Edward. *42d" Nearly two of eveiy three Amw- 4:30 to 8:30 P.M. Court, received ^ in o r bumps and They flew ‘into New York Fri at 8 a ^ . at the Newkirk and 'Whit on.b'oth the local and state level' She was hospitalized along with and continental models in. all icans. or 121 million persons, own VACATION? bruises but did nobriûire medical day, changed to the family plane, ney ^ n g ra l Home, 318 Burnside at all September meetings. Wil her motheri Mrs. Edward Loljs*', .xT ■ for cNid«d ed about $635 billion of legal re treatment after a blqycle-car acci the "Caroline,” and headed for Ave/East Hartford, with a Solemn liam Cpilins,. now a member of. 52. and Mrs. John Dam.sgaard, 49, the new Fall shades. 6 to l8 .\ serve life insurance at the end of requiem Mass in St. Francis of the board of directors and a can wife .of one of the dead.' . IHy! dent at 1:15 pan. at N- School St. Newport.'The President had come Mrs. Damsgaard suffered frac-" 1961, an increase of 8 per cent 6:15-10:20 8:80 and Mintz Court. Up by jet from Washington. Church at 9. , ' didate for the board of education, from 1960. according to the 1962 Starts Wed.: "LOLITA" Buriar Will to in St. Mhry’s will Introduce , the first one at tured arms and cracked ribs, Rritannica Book of the Year. . BE SORE Police said that the "toy was The Navy gave its commander- Cemetery, East, Hartford.' this meeting. ribs, bruises and laceration:.Mrs. riding his bike westbound oriTMintz in-chief all the honors... A 21-guri Friends may call a t the funeral Lohse lacerations and "possible Park court, which is downgrade, ^ d a salute roared out when his plane home today and Sunday from 3 to The Stein (Jlub outing Is sched fractures, and Miss Lohse a broken TO TAKE a l o n g spring on the bike broke ari^ he touched down. Sriilors manned jtne 5 and 7 to 9 pirti. . uled far noon tomorrow at Speiry’s leg and facial and other lacera was unable to avoid striking rails of the carrier. Lake Cbrim- Glen, Bolton tions. V' Alb tOiUiriUifD right side of a car operated by Mr^ plaln.. The band of the NeV^rt SairfordB/Morse RESTAURANT Martha B. Pinavich of 170 Loomis -Ravai Bas estruck up “ H$ill To Sanford B. Morse, 67, of 'Sun.set The WATFIS will meet Tliesday HOME TOWN Dr. The motor vehicle had minor The Chief.” Hill“ Hampton, died yesterday at at -the Italian American Club.! Horajee MurpheV STATE 8RAINARD ROAD right side' daunage and the bike ' Kennedy inspected ab honor him home after a long illness. He Weighing ^n will he from 7 to 8 I^XCLlTfllVE had slight front wheel damage,' it guard of Marines, He shook hands was the father of James S. Morse p.m.. followed by. a rehearsal or N o t f —r* Conrinuouj HAZARDV1LLE, CONN. was reported. with members of the Naval Acad bl 'Beverly Rd., Boltpn Lake, Ver-; “ Tons'Of Flin." The,“Tons of Fun" Leaves. Hospital Show Tedo)^, Sunday rtlo^ ' Atea NhowinK NEWS... An 11 a.m. accident brought emy football team, jin pre-season non. , ' chorus will re,hpar8e;,Wednesday at "PHANTOM slight fender damage to two care, training here. Team''captain Steve - Mr. Morse was senior inspector 7 p.m. at the home'of Mrs. Lloyd Horace F. Murphy, superintend-^, and Monday Due to one operated by Reinhold Rauten- Hoy. presented .. a/football auto with the dairy"'"' division of the Roy, 36 Scott Dr, ent of the park department, went .Holiday From 2 P.M. OF THE OPERA*' berg, 72, of 12 Emerson St., and graphed by the" Squad." ' “ State Department of Ag;ricuiture home yesterday from Manchester lUY LII4ED , p Is Cftlor the other driven by Mrs. May L. ‘rife President,, didn’t try It out, at fils retirement last year. Eighth District, firemen lAst Memoria*' Hospital where he has P la w X —S liilins WRh althouglyhe is a devotee of foot night at 9 o’-clock extinguished a been- treated for an ..infection at Sa»pcB*e1 Puter of 5 Gerald St. The incident Bom Jan. 9. 1895 In Meriden, "MIOHTCBEATrRBB” occurred on E. Center' St., some ball. touch variety. he was the son ot Herbert and truck fire on Tolland Tpke- A fire the middle ear. HH ■ 206 feet east Of Main St., w.hen the ,(3o'v. John A. Nptte Jr. of Rhode Frances Sanford ' Morte. He was spokesman reported that the brake He was stricken Tliewiay in his left front of the Puter vehlcje came Island also had a pr'eseht'/forKKen- a World War I veteran, s mem lining of a truck, owned by Kays office at the Municipal Building. 6IRLS’ SLACKS in contact with' the right rear fen nedy-^ bar‘>et of stertihg in a ber of Hampton Congregational Trucking of East Hartford, caught Fellow employes feared at first BOtTON NOTCH rCNILORtn^ der of the^ Rautenberg car. Both small wooden chest. Church, and of the Arcade, N. Y., fir.e- Damagk was mtnor. that he had had a heart tittack. lU liii! R o u tes 6 € u td ^ 4 4 ' FREE Better than a letter cars were westbound. But Mrs. Kennedy kept her hus At. 12:15 yesterday afternoon, band waiting,. for 26 minutes from ENDS TONIGHT “BIG RED” -Shown 8:20 Mrs. Alice. A. Mulnlte of Broad the time he landed. So be filled in X ' . -3 fOi-.6x. , from home: Receiving Brook reported that a . truck had part of thr time by nioving along jimjisiiis JOHNiWIlE a rope barricade holding back M " ' ENDS .struck the left rear burner of her iS ^ r.3 Twiee*v*a. Atftcn to TONITK WAIT DISNEY "The Herald" at vehicle while she was stopped'for a hundreds of people, shaking Aadrey Hei light at Main and E. Center Sts. straining hands and setting up ec OHIUlftEN'S HOCB* static shrieks from youngsters. I*ls»—Kirk DaiU[ia< in your voieirtipn spot! The truck continued on, sb,f,„Iold “LONELY ABE TBE police, who are still Investi^ting “We’re all with ,you, n ^ , ” ■ SHOWN AT BBAVE'i the case. Damage to the Mulnlte shouted a teen-age lad. jv s rc M trv m 2 ’" 3 rtliBlIy the band got around to ■tiifidMitf, — Siudav — car was very slight, police said. STARTS WEDifESDAY C«l«r — Fat Bo«ae ia ' Last evening rit about 6:45 Mrs. the national anthem. And while 9«r rog. 1.S9„ t “STATE FAIB" Florence C. 'rialll of 54 School St. the President and all the throng "MY GEISHA" PIb« "LISA” :.'ta‘ eaisr was driving eastbound 'ori Spring stood at attention, the Caroline SHADY Phis “Hell Is For Heroes" St., near Comstock Rd,, when landed. IHF bJ:' T t :. IKMIGtlOir d W M9 «u Mop to. B$ • •IM IBBI fetoto tNMMto someone called a child’s name as 17te family plane nosed right up ^TkngeotJkction ofqni Mrs, TraUl;::Was passing a row of to the nose of the big presidential eotlon corduroy and a parked ' can.' ' She applied her jet, its propellen stopped, and brakes and stopped. Carol SbetelA Kenney hurried out to the steps GLEN riacksâD fully lined to retain NOW—ENDS SATURDAY. DIsney’a "BON VOYAGE’? If you're a" person^who wants to. The Manchester |vening Herald de 6, of 34 Lewis St. reportedly had and on up. For a coUple of min ALAN LADD-ROD STEIGER—“IS WEST STREET” . _l7imv walked into the side of the?'rraiU utes the Kennedys remained in ■their shape! 3 to 6x with partially livered to your vacation spot. Hun car. Patrolman Harold Newcomb- -toe cabin. ' Special Holiday Shew "get away from i t , all," anti ^hen Investigated'." He“repbrted that the When they came down, ft looked dbstidzed waistband; 7 to 14 child bad no visible marks of in like a rather subdued patriotic SUNDAY ONLY! dreds of people dol Call today for jury and was riUten home. motif.Caroline was'K; lovely IRtle Aum-tadored with side zippers. SUNDAY! GREAT HOLIDAY EVE SHOW! when you do, you begin to look for ■" ,, thing In pink—not'red.'H er moth OVER Vi UB- OF DEUClQiUS HA-MBUNG— TRIPLE FEAW r M'AIX COIXIR BOlÛS SHOW! full details en this ihexpensive.serv Repairs for Gretel er’s long vrtiite.coat covered, most Solids and patterns. ROMRT NOBtRT MeHARO MAY (tEE DONE JUST RIGHT. THEY*t^ REAI-LY GOOD! ^.MITCHUM WAGNER • EQAh' BRITT- PHILIPS ward'fo letters from home you're . of a white dress'with black, polka ice. And, may we wish you a very NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)-Oretel, dots. The Prerfdent was wearing the AijstraUsn challenger for the a kult of soft 'blue. N the person who should have . ' happy vacation! America's (Jup, IS'having her rig Governor Notte came -up .with a ging altered and overhauled. The colonU.l bouquet of pastel flowers sleek 12-meter yariit, which will for Mrs. Kennedy—which CJ;;roUne tr» compete with the Uni.ted States promptly claimed.' , "' y< " defender! Weatherly, starting Then the President and' First Siept. 16, was hauled up at New Lady held hands. Photographers ^smE-m jnm ar-c^. port ehlpyaid.^ yesterday. Alri® took pictures and the crowd ’'T ‘ce®"iidirtrs f s a t u iic ^ u n is a y oMY'' Payne, Orstoi'g (ireigner, said the cheered. AWARD WINNING SOPHIA LOREN ■.kip’s mpat will be moved forward The President’s brother . and 18 tnehee and the . rest of the rig sister-ln-taw, Atty. Gen .and Mrs. ROUTE 5 ^SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. "BQY ON A DOLPHIN" isrgm K-wm kwem i] will' be altered to inatotain bal Robert Kenedy, were waiting, Circulation Department ance. A shipyard official said the ‘too.. They had flown up with the OO-ATARRING A^JkN LADD-OUFTON WEBB only two can pia. Telephone Ml 3-2711 altcrctions be completed In President, en route to their home PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Open 2 P3f.—Show at Adults $Ldir~ four ijayA ■ , ^ on Cape (Jod. Masi;

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two- -iiiSUmal. pMitlona— that \y« ershtp seem to bs growing mors ■V _ tWoiiders of thfe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,/MANCHESTER, CONN;/SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1962 Slanrl^wtEr differ on ^^niMthet* or not -there and morS subservient, why not an . r a c Ib FIVE must be an ImpMUon. aystem to annual Management pay ? reported 90 per SoEttittg rnonItOr just unmagroUnd explo- There'are four.'potential addi Outlined for landing p South^n Deindcrats cent of .the huts- in its wont drought in 50 years, with tJ .SyPonêr^ _ ooli Smashes or- ■ squatfer village wer^j* de 5.5 Inches -of fain'ln 16 hmirs.' > PUBUdHIliD BY c a S i aionis, which wduj* n o N » likely to^ tional holidays,' righ f out* of the u I* c II e s \ No Herald P * It.- - '' -■ ■■ ■ stroyed. OPEN HIUtALD PtUNTINa CO INC. he. very inipOrtant anyw_ h a i.. V. , m V 13 BlMell Street ^ lâbor ^ Across Hong Kong yne 'fire brigade reporte,d more . VOTE r u l i n g s o u g h t Manchester^ Conn One can - si^gest, loo, 'tfiaK^he We would ehjoyêach* on? of tlian 50 fires, mostly touched off THOMAS F FbRGUSON Church o f Christ i Str’ Brldget’a B. C.^^«u«h f v^rln H ar'C oven an t Church . Onidoon from Lunar Orbit 4 NewAttns Aid GENEVA-.— An, International' SUNDAY by short circuits. More than 135 WALTER R FERGUSON-^ practical difference IS even le têm. , CrSage Hall, E. Csater St. Rev. John Delaheijp, Paator > k wmOpwAtaidi St. near. Keeney (Conthmed from .Pag* Oim ) Court of Justice rilling sought b.v ' PuhUsbers '* Rev. Stanley E. HaatlI]o Rev. K. Ejnar'Kaak, Paater . T h e^4 inchester Eveningj teneriieni homes were knocked the Uqited ' Nations ' woUld take ; PINE PHARMACY BYiundetl October I' 1381 than that. One can doubt that w'«. nd, for all the • fancy-Uieorles Rev. E.ugehs' Brewer, 'SUiUMer down in, landslides or collapsed Rev. Dennis B< Hi vehicle beglne its aeceiti by being Cambodia Herald wiff'Dot publish Moni en vessels reportedly dragged an CJeneral Aasfmbly voting rights ' 864 CEX 5n 9-881 when we insist on chi' owk right to of OlSêconomtsts and plaimcrs, in 9 r DR. I. M. L E V rtT . Dinector powered to an alUtude off 50,000- under tile buffeting. ' • PnhUsbed Bt*t7 Emmnt.' Except 8:46 a.m., Bible aasaea. . - 10:16 a.m., Morning Worship. ThdtFels Planotarium day/.Labqj’ DaJ chor . . 7/. J „ aw.ay . from...... , nations___ _ V...... that fa il. • to | • Bundan ud Holidaya Entered .at the continue wlthi^dergroUnd testing labor. oWqership.' management.' or 10:45 Affl., Morning Worship. kCaeser ht .7, 8, 9^ 6'And 11. Serpion: ."The ChmUgn and His fe e C . ’ thle point it is injected B.V MJliCOLM W. BROWNB Refugee squatter shacks that:' The. Royai Observatory reported pa.v thîr-share for-U.N. opera- Tost Offlce_.At.^8nchnster - Conn, as . Of Hie FrukUs fneHtpto that Warida drenched thia par 6econdri^8Ss Mail Matter. unless it .18 banned,by provision or governmenNoA'S' know nothing -SSr'mon: "The Grace « God." Work.” Nursery . facilities' pro into • » - a ^ u n t Drive carefully/ clln^ to the htllaldes o f Hprig Kong ched j tigns in the . ■-Congo arid Middle (farthest pblnt from the lunar PHNOM PENH. Cambodia an inapectloh system', really Intend more sinjple amh4''’ecl for dealing ''7:00, p.m.. Evening Worship,, Ssr- ''ipt, J a n S ^ iu vided for children Grade took s fearful beating. Rescuers sring i Eaat.. ' . ‘ H ^rald/^dvs. SUB8CRlt>nON RATE* C. C8i^rch Now that It has been decided tm face) o f 400 miles. . T trg o In- i (A P ) -i- The United States .is con . Pai'aMe In Advance . to .do much underground testing, with-the prqblem surplus la mon:'"False Prophet.” Mtgy. Jolm Hannon, H Pastor Wednesday; 7:80'p.m., IWldweek that the lunJf orbiUi rendezvous Continued from Page One) sidering inporUnt new military 1 . Carrlsif Mail Thursdav, I ’-SO p.m., JHiilwasli Revv James .T. O’Oonnell service Of Bible study and p r a ^ . to this ti^ ectory about 6,746 feet X if. Indeed, we plan to do any at bor force than the addhimi of addl- technique will be used to land a per eeoond of velocity is needed. aid to neutralist Cambojth /for One Y.ear -I1R.50 • ,»M.OO Servibs (at 100 Scott Or. this waSk V. Joseph H. MeOann on th* moon, the question leader."Nis a top-ranking menibef' Six Months n ...... 7.75 ij,go Once it reaches the lOQ^mlla alti . le against the Viet Cong, the .Three Months...... 8.30 all > tioffai holidays to the natibiul cal only). . , ' Rev. John D.-Began Zion Evangelical Luthersa Church beihg r*Ised is hoW does one leave jioth, of ute,^ Judiciary Committee Communist force which setks to One Month .1.30 1. In any ca.se. one'ran look at this endar. Enough .aucli holidays «ftild (fillssouri Synod) tude it can tên rendezvous and a lundr orWt and, once on the dock with the' mother ship. This . and of Ke(a«htM''8 antitrust unll. take over 'South Viet Nam. Weekly, ...... 30 Messes at 6, 7, 8, 8, lOill^'and Cooper adn HlglrlSta. 'Situation, and then say that there produce the same- result as a The Salvation Artnjr moon, how does one get back? docking maneuver . also raqulrils Th« Judicla:^'- Comjnittee is This , was leai-ned today from MEMBER o r 11:30 a.m. The Rev. Paid G. Prokopy, Pastor Dr. A. B. Mickelwait. Sn asso- isn’t the slightest doubt that., pos .hour week, without h^lf the coh- .M t Main St. energy, and 700 feel 'per second .composed o f nine Democrats and persons in a, position to know. associated PRESS date director of Space Technology Associated ; Press is exeluslTely Majori E. Waiier Lamia is aflottad-for this. Dr. Mickel- .six Republicans. Of the-iDemocrats ■ The new ■ aid would be based on sibly in a very short time, there troversy. Church of Hie AaeiimpHon 8 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy Laboratories, Inc., outlined the the use of republication of >jpmcer‘ In ‘ehurch' waiU pdinta out that to rendezvous fqur'are Southerners who do not M i - ' the calculated risk that U.S. dip: dispatches credited to ft or will be compete scientific, assur Adams St. and Th'ompeon Rd. Communion. Text;'Gen. 2; 16 arid steps necessary for landing ahd and dock succasafplly; means that' serve on the antitrust subcommit ■' •’ b. lomata in • Indochina can keep lersrise crîted In this paper nnce- that even the smallest under- 8:30 a.m., nday School >fer all Rev. Joaepfa Farrell, Paator Gen. 8; 18. Theme; "God and La leaving the moon from a lunar ■ e local hews published here both the landing vehide and the tee. *■ ’ Thailand, Cambodia and South • Atl-riahtSvof't-eipfTepublication of special— ages vRev. Francis T. Butler, Associate bor.” ■ Vidt, Nani from shooting at .each ■’ground explosion could be ,det*cted- Wednesday,. 7:30- p.m., Usdles p r l s f i i t ^ i F A l t S j ^ S r M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ must poeaea. docking Dirksen indicated he 'wa^, hope dispatenes herein are also reserved 10:45 a.m . ess service. other.. Cambodia is on hoJUle and analyzed. Aid. fill the Southerner* arid the'Repub- Connecticut Music by Qtadel Bi Sermon, by Masses at 7, 8, 8, 10:15 and iions Jteetlig of the Amerlcaui ^ ^ ^ tefms with bbUi Thailand and Full service citent of N E K 9*^' 11(30 a.m. Labor Day Weekend, New Eng InTm this8:mI« fashionFAaniAfft itir is!• hoped that licanR would stand together arid tee Inr ' So that is how narrow’, in’ so far Maj, Lam Rocket Society. and Sputh Viet Nam. Border In Publishers land District Walther League con a landing vehicle can descenj reject the contempt of Congress Rebresematlves. The as It relates'to'” actual explosions, 2 p.m. Hoapltai viaitai by Thoee who have followed this etdente — soni^me-s involvin'g .Julius Mathews Sji< specialjitrial ■ • AceniAgency—New • vention at Camp Norwich, Hunting- from orbit to the ,lunar surlkce action recommended b y , Kefauv- York t’hicafen OetTMtSelTMi and Bpafott or to actual- detection of them, the Y a n k ee^ Mrs. ElizalMth Wilson and St. Bartholomew’s' Church column know that the moon is de casualties — are .'-incessant. - _____ ^ ton j Mass. and then return to orbit. While ■'er's .subcoriimittte. ■ MF.MBER AITDIT BUREAU o r Thomas McCann. Rev.. Philip Hussey, Pastor void of an atmosphere. Thus, a The United Stales' suppHes arms CIRCULATIONS difference between the • Russian all the details of this mission are If not. the issue will then go tO By L H. 0 . 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service. parachute ' or any -, other aerody* . the Seriate ilBell. '• and mlllUry advice to SU three and American âitions has be- 7:00 p.m., Evangelistic service. ses at 7, 8,. 8:15 and 10:80 " North MeHiodlst Church namic device for landing is use as yet not precisely known, the The HlQm HaU 8:30 a.m.; Family Worship. Sac ^Democrats John A. Can-oil of Col- M ils amphibious armored ' per Display advertising closina hours: the point.- It is the intangibles, sible complications of relatively Church and Purk Ste. 7»15Udl|.St foment of Holy Communion Ser leave a lunar orbit to land on the tures Cbrp.) For Monday—1 pm .Friday ., moon, are qulterlnvolved. • oradft. Philip A. Hart of Michigan, sonnel carriers - - both cunently . For Tuesday.^1 p.m. Mondav. nothing technical, wljich keep Rus- Insignificant third party partici The Rev. George F. Nostrand, mon: "He Took Bread.” Nursery Thomas J. Dodd of Ckinnectlcut supplied to South Viet Nafn. For Wednesday—1 p m Tliesdav. for. pre-echool children. , Tr. undersM'd what âkes place, -Ijia and the United! Statekvapart. 'Rector 3 p.m., Public BibleNmscoursa: and Edward V. I.ong of Missouri. l''9»)lot Photo The object would be to gi\'e Uie For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday, pations' in state dampaigns. That it Is neceSsafy to discuss velocities For Friday—1 p.m- Thursday f t is suspicion, not the limitation The ReVi John D. Hughes. . ’’Obeying the.. Two G r e « \ Com The two Republican members, Ro 29.000-man Cambodian armed ft\SC0UA^r CITY w*as the ytar in which Uncle Toby First Church of Ohiist, SclenHst and the/ihoon. I f s' lunar (M'obe For Saturday—1 n.th Friday Senior Aselstant mandments for Life. Poefg Corner^ man L. Hruska of Nebraska and Engaged forces enough mobilitv to move- Classified deAdItne; 10:30 a:m each of any seismograph. Which is the- 4:15 p.m., Watchtower maL Masonic Temple ^ross was ruhning. for his fifth The llev. William F. Gender HI launched from the esrth inpacts Dirksen voted against the edri-' against infiltrating Viet (^ g day of publication axespt Saturday — barritij-. I t ’iS that suspicion which zihe study article, "The Deceptive the te^n . It will hit with a speed " The engagement of Miss Ida, t Am. term. s,upposedl}/'at’ the zenith of Junior Aaaistant tempt' resolution: imits in roadless Iwrder areSs. Power of Wealth.” CHeb! 13:5,6 ). a.m., Sunday Service Sun- of ./About 8,000 fert “ per second. BeauHfn] Is Maaeiieater Marie Johnsori of Manchester to seems infinitely' divisible.. No mat his political reputation with a Wayne Arnold Andersqii of West ..South Viet Nam has charged Saturday, September 1 good whack at improving Con- Wednesday, 8 p.m., „ Group day'School and nursery. However, if a vehitle is already The eighth subcommittee riiem- ter how much progress we make, 7:30 a m.. Holy Ooipmunlon. ■L ■ ■ '/ ber. Seri. Alexander Wiley, R-Wi's., Hartford Ijad. been announced - by Cambodia , with providing a safe necqt’s governmental Structure Bible studies in the'Bible Aid "Let 8 p.mv Wednesday -meeting in a lunar orbit, to descend to the 10 a m. Family Eucharist with Beautiful is Manchester, the spot did not attend -tlie closed meeting. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman haven for the Viet Dong, and al there is always enough -suspicion Your Name Be Sanctified” at the Readin^\RoCttn hours at 74fl surface means it has to lose almost just behind'1iim. and with the;JRe- iSermon by the Rev. Mr. Hughes. most dear bo me; Dirksen said he did not feel the V. Johnson, 51 Kensington .St lowing (Jpmmunist units to oper "T h e Pereistent Barrier.^ left to diidde us. publican opposition apparently'in^ following service centers: 287 Main St., e je c tin g legal h o lla s 6.000 feet per second of velocity. Summer choir. Babysitting Nur- There in childhood's happy days I four steel companies and their-ex Her'fiance is the'son of Mr. and,kte bases Within C*mbodia. . But something is finally begin a hopeless mood.', ---- - Oakland St.. .20 Marble St., 18 Monday througilsSaturday. 11'a.m These are the speeds we deal with It would be difficult to realize, sary in Children’s Chapel. used to roam; ecutives were guilty of ’’contuma- Mr.*. Arnold Andei-sori, West Hart- Prince ' korodom Sihanouk, The story of then hap Chamber.*i'"St., and 613 Main St. in to 4 p.m.; Thursdhjc^ll to 8 in a luna lan$lirig. from the bmique w-ay-ln which ning to operate against that sus Dally, 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. Ymir fields and woodlands lovely. I cious conduct.” . ^ i ford. . Cambodian chief of state; denies pened is famous. >-Sofhe very Mshchester, also French Rd. in p.m. W e may assume that the lunar picion Which always lies between WeAtesday, 6 and 10 ain.. Holy rejirice again to sep: He said that this means defi®ce Miss ■JbKn.son Is a 1955 .graduate this but ■ .says small groups , of Rusaia and the United States have smart Foiilield County Republican Bolton. “ Christ Jeaus” will^-SFsthe sub vehicle left the earth with about Ruspiir and-(the United States. Communion. Friday at the Kingdom Hall: ject of the Lesson' Sermon for Sweet memories of .fhes. e'er bid of authority, but that the steel of Manchester High School and a Communist guerrillas may slip' been rejecting, the very instant rhoney 'siphoned itself Into tlie 1(10 feet per second over the escape me come. company officials had rMpectfUl- 'îdeht Rennedy identified it at campaign o f Jasper McLevy, the 7:25 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry Sunday, Sept. 2. 19,58 graduate of Hartford Hos across the, border from .time, to they are made,, each other’s pro- velocity which starts it on a 72- 1 see the crown of springtiihe deco ly taken the position that’ the sub^ Socialist Candidate for governor, Second - CongregatlonaU-Church School. The Golden Tpkt is from 1 Jol pital School .qf Nursing. She is on time. He says hIS forces move .poaals in the matter of a nude his last press eonfcrence, when* he 885N. Matn SL hour trajectory. In the typical mls- rate your valleys filr. poenaed • production cost figures tlie. nursing staff of Manchester against the Viet Cong. whenever helping build up his reputation for 8:30 p.m., ■ SeiVicis Meeting. 4: 14.' n, mid-course corrections will be .teat ban, how narrow—how hope discussed the nuclear test ban sit Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister . Day’s' text: "Love Is Long-Suffer-; Scriptural/',turai/ _sei selections will in And In the treeteps hear the birds were highly copfidential trade, se Memorial Hospital. they, learn of .such incursions. honesty and budgot-balancing m adaat 3, 8. 23. 55 and 65 hours. crets..' . ' . • uation'in the following words: against the atmosphere of the then Mrs. Richard H. Ptnney, Ing snd Kind,” I, Cor. 13:4. . clude Isaignsaian 81:'81: 1. in tune, Mr. Anderson i.s a 1955 graduate Brig. Gen. Edward C. D. Scher- leasly harrow—the diffêfice be Die tbtal velocity cost of these kefauver -'agreed the, informa/ "Those who oppose an agree fresh bi-partisan Waterbury acan», \ Associate Minister ■ Correlative>)«ive pusagesP8U from ” Soi- 'Where the llcwery bought* are of William Hall High School. West | rer. chief of the U.S. military ad- tween their two po.sUirt>lt have agreed, under protest, to at Corporate Systems, division of tier. '■/ - , baxlng the.se weapon*, and w'hen the Bridgeport SocialLst would /' The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser^ Pastor 'As the lunar vehicle app: the grove on Tower HilL submit the data. They have bqen ris at Geneva, together with Community BapUSt^.^Churcb United Aircraft Coi-p.. Windsor- M.any U.S. advisors in Viet Nam probably have had that year any 9:15 a.m'.. Church Service.-Guest the moon, the main retrorocl Descending onward down towards excused from doing so. however, /thetFv-Own fear that if they don’t one goes off it may mCgh they all way, made the 1938 election close, ‘At the Green"^ prea oher. The Rev. Pauly i. Bow 9 and 10:30 a.m., Holy Commun Cheney Hall;' . - beiiev? a CJmbodian haven Is an fire. The vehicle loses atout 3.2< until the question of compliance A June 1963 wedding is plannied. I imporUnt factor in viel Cong agree oqttvecn themselves, they go off.’’ as Jasper took some 166.000 votes .■186 E. Center St. man, Union C o n g r e g A t i o n a 1 ion, Church school and nursery. • feet per second of velocity at its ose scenes arc not forgotten, by the other four companies is ■ : op'erations. wdn certaihlY and inevitably lose out o f the count. What tipped Rev. Alex H; Eisesaer, Paster Church: Rockville'. Topje, "Distuilb- J:30 p.m., Adujt Bible class. proper point in the path, and it is NdXhey are familiar still; settled; ' the election to R ay .,Bald.wln was ' - , . ■ \ ThoseXfouthful day* Sre pleasant The United States already has control of theNiuclear fate of the ing The City.” Nursjif^ for young injected into a lunar orbit with an The officials are: ' ■ Destiny Plus Armor the fact that the Union Parly, 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship. Ser cldidren in kindergarten room. South Methodist Church altitude of 100 nautical miles. to rbRall., Bethlehem—A. B. Homer, chair stepped up supplies to the Carrri world, which has been shoving the I bodian army. -v fringe-type offspring of the po- mon: "Wholeness Through W or Rev. Lawrence F. Almond D ie vehicle now coasts in orbit Again I Old Mill asytlj* man and chief executive officer; )>, Rev. Bay C. HolUs Jr. Algerians ■t|nlt^ States and' Riissia more For the first time that we have litica,! preachings of Father Cough ship,” by the pa-stor. Church School an Church and explores the.moon to select the crystal\mbriilng dawns. . Edmund Martiq, . president, and I U.S. officials do not discount the closely together. . observed, President . Charles ‘ de lin. with whom Kay Baldwin had for Cradle Roll through Grade 3 in of ^.Manchester landing Site. In doing so it may Mêre they weaVS the silky wad Frank R. Bi-ugler. comptroller. ' possibility that American service- 9 and 10:46 a.m., Morning Wor just about nothing in common, had the Educational Building -during 43 Sprupa Si., near E. Center use up to 200 feel per second of ding andgocoM Republic Thomas F. Patton, j men might face other .Amerlqgn But It still can be/that, noNijat Gaulle’s mysticar sense of his own nevertheless endorsed Baldwin. ship. Communion Service, Ser Closer to Church Services Rev/James L. Ransom, ■velocity to adjust orbit inclination, Like the tOurirt, now"l.wonder at pre.sident. and George M. Feiel. j sarvice'men in a border’ clash inter how slight th ^cm aln in g btf unalterable destiny seems to have 'The voles he got on its lever—a mon; "The H and'of'G od and the / Mhtlster. that is, to lUie up its orbit so that the grandei^ of youMawn; vice president and comptroller, i ; vdlvlng ■ a (^mbodian unit -and gaining differe^B x between our some compromise. As he fourth lever in. the campaign— Church of the Nazarene ./ __- ■" Hands of Man,” by the Rev, Mr. the vehicle passes directly over the Ah, beautiful to ManchMlgr in National — Thomas E. Mill.sop. | I Thai or Vietnamese force. U.S. Almond. Nursery. two nations, l^B rttke the infinity retiibqed-to Paris, on Monday, from made, him goverriqr- 236 Main St. 9^Sb(Am„ S,unday School. desired landing site. . .June. chairman . of the board, and Civ(l War , advisors sometimes have accom 10:49; a.m,,:..Kindergarten. , BaJdwrln got 3,046 votes on the Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister Once the lunar -vehicle is circling George Stinson, .êcretary. panied Vietnamese units straying one dlscove^-When one begins di his long"weekend in the country, he Union party lever, His» final 'plu 0:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, *. ermon: “ Don’t Let Labor Day In Its proper orbit, the retrorockets Hoy/ beautiful, how , picturesque Armco — Logan T. , Johnsti Into Cambodia in pursuit of the viding an^given distance in half. consented tb-being accompanied by rality over O-oss was 2.688. Emanuel Lutheran Church (Oontinupd frim Page One) 9:30 a.m.. Church SchoOl classes-('Become a Lost Weekend,” by the fire again, and. this time 450 feet / ' from old Mt. Nebo'Heights. president, ahd D. E. Reichelder Viet- Cong. The border is un That is the essential background Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor "There'fnay always ,be some fatal, an unusually n«.avy cavalcade of for all ages. X Rev. Mr. Ransonu, Nursery dur per second of. velocity is used to i fondly gaze toward Globe Hollow Qi fer, vice (Resident, finance. marked. for the realization in both camps John N. -Poflinbarger, Intern ertjqlent i military diclator- Sihanouk asserts that American InevftMle, inflniteemai disagree- security men. 10:30 a.m.. Children’s Chpfeh ing service. move the rocket into an elliptical Pond, ship. in this 1962 campaign that any orbit so that .approximately ^ If advisors were with a Thai unit m enU ieft 'The bullets of lastVWednesday and Nursery., / 'W eednesday, 7:30 p.m. Fellow'-: And seem to see the whippoorwill, Ben B^la claim.s the' .support 'of third part business, of any -port, 10:45Aw ("TV a.m.. Worship WVWtCFStS^ IOC*Service., ship Circle at the Manse. Dis- 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. way around from where the/tef- tliat recently -clashed with Cam a(ut where our two nations are, apparently finally -coninmied even could have its chance to be de o f . those bygone rtimmer the 45.00oriqan regular army and Message by the pastor,-/Themd:./Th( 'Cussion.. Bible Study. 9:15 .a.m..' Divine Worship. ios fired the altitude is but 50.000 ' nights, \ bodian troops. This week he or the mqmeht, in their proposals cisive. This realization means, jGiiecking about I5,000“ guerrilla.'i from four de Gaulle that his mat;ghibert TV) leave the moon the' lunar where. ' . ' mation to the public f r ^ the Democ’yats. They are Flrby, Paeter 7^ -''again to discover the power of Dîes in 30 There Is a fourth kind of nuclear being T i«ded in the firsf.place. We givingilvin Alsop' j*. formal place Wednesday, 8 Executive The immediate issue ba /prayer, both to , transform our 20 Ft. 19.«7 : FI. 36.87 not Crt Records Smashed puted, it was reported, ig/i min. W ash explosion— Undergrountj^ ejjij •don't know, whether this makes on any ticket 'of th«r own. All Commitlee meetlng\not 21 FL 24.87 F t 42.87 thpy are giving him is a kind word, Saturdayi 9 iLte - 'Men’s Work Co'ihmunfon.omm_____. .... Sermpn:.... . enl set of regulationaXfcr'' hews brush— in plosion. Chances ar? that any un-' him any safkiv It does make him For- ' STOCKHOLM — Sweden's 'pro men coverlhg the dftqtta Vatican know- how or why prayer tean 28 Ft. ‘29.87 !' Ft. 48.87 add th^t may be^ worth almost Party at Church.' giveneas of Sins” by thKjpastor. work. Bnt it does! "Lord, teach us water.-r-'-j derground explosions of any size secn^ more hu duction of passenger esrs, trucks, Protect the Drain Council. . Nothing. .* ^ ,.j ■ Summer Sunday School. snd buses last ^'ear reached a-new to pray!" 10-yr. whfranty on all L E a s y .: could be detected and Identified But even that, in 1962, may bis Rockville Methodist Church With Paper' FUter- The announcep^rit of the resig high of 134.000 ynlte. In 1960 the nation, madei^T conference head i , '■ Rev. Alex H. Eisesaer. . la.dder.s! too. But the United States and a fash appraisal' to' make. Sup .142 Grove St. 'The United Methodist Church, ' / PO LLY CR.AMER (Community Baptist (Jhuech. Why Not More -4otal was 128,400. Sales of new Newspaper Enterprise .\H«n; quarters ImTwashinglon. D; O .', Russia do not yet,agree that there pose th'e upofficial Socialist kind yJtev. Laurence M. HUI, Paster Bolton - pkesenger cars in Sweden, ISOiOOO word fo^;, Alsop does influence a */ '-S . ■ . Deal girt* —- (Jrab another cup ; made no/iflention. Of any. such <1if- would ba»-BUch' guaranteed detec The Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, ■ compared to 160,000 the' year be if opinion. We would say that this parQi few hundred votes in the city/m 8:30 a.m.,, Holy^^mmuiiion, Minister fore, also siivashedt a record. tion of small underground explo- lar Labor Day, when the freshest' dgeport. This could, ofôufae, 9:30 a.m../. Morning worship. UkrfiVe^rsle'TlhTrtris' Dally New* • # • i P e c o K p T o a »tpry -that the NOTICE aiohs,' which might conceivably be news in the national field is the .be'Sitjpther election in Whlcl/some- Sermon: "The Restless Heart.” ' 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 'Th e Wednesday. 8 p.m..' Meeting of ignatton "was indicative 6f+ A t a meeting held by the.Town loth confused with some small earth elevation of a labor attorney to ■’thlngAdslight as thatAduId prove Ministry of Daily Work." Nursery make- y'our work easier and I'm ■growing tension between two Planning Commission of Manches decisive. < S o m ayî'w h o knows, Methodist Men. Meeting of cbm- Q'x1 2 ' Dropc fuml- quake. And it is on the question of the Supreme Court of. the United for small children. going to pass them along to e v e ^ points of view in the Church con- ter., Connecticut. August 27, 1962 ^ ^ for floor* the electioriNj^ already been .ide- mlsston on education. one. In fact, I am sending bpglyt | cerriing the free- flow of informa- . W’hat to do about the underground States, la perhaps as suitable as cided. by wh^dver it was made following public hearings held J”’"while YOU paint, The First I.ntheran Church and shiny T^lver-"dollars t ^ ari ! tion to the public, July 9, 1962- and August 27. 1962, lure. * . teats that Rusaia and the --îted any Labor Day for an off-beat sugr the -Bridgeport Socialist leader Union Congregational Church . - Rockville' . PRIVATE those whose suggestion.Xa^peai iri -One is the close-mouthed, sus- ship chqoee Alsop as its favorite. it was voted to maka the following GUARANTEED SCRUBBABLE States; maintain their division. It is gestipn we have been wanting to United Church of Christ The Rev. Dartd G. 'Jaxheimer, D.D. today’s column, and .will continue picious attitude toward the popu- 1 1 r o l l e r M H L U S WTiatever it'w as, it was not. as zone change: here, on this specific little issue, make for some time. We make it Rockville Paator to send a dollar for//8ac1i original lar press, traditionally held by an EA.ST CENTER STREET To Deptbcrafic .State Chairman John Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister PIANO Id ^ I'Think w o ^ Using in the : influential segment . of those in. that ea?h still finds the reason for vlth no disparageqient of the des BSiley ■ would like- to. have-some- change to Residence Zone C. an ■■ iriu all standard X ' For 8:30 a.m.. Church Service ,C)?1umn. So m ^ -^ e .y q u r own pet | charge at the Vatican;" the Daily "area now in Residence Zone A^ FiU categorical reyecUon of the latest serts or the ' anthitions of labox tiody believe, any great ideolo^cal WAUTEX?SANItAS 8 a.m., Morning Worship. Ser Thursday, ,7:30 p.m.. United (deai for majtlng housework easier .News said; 4escribed as follows: Starting at -,i*e roller* proposition by the other. but rather in" what we hope might kinship between the - Republican mon: “The. W ill of God,” by thS Lutheran Church Women meet. LESSONS and more aCTiclent — and I'll send i "T h e other is the public-rela- pnd the Socialist jlarUes. The com- a point on the north side of East What la their difference of ppsi- be considered good-humored share Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, -Center along a Silver dollar for everyone' tions-minded outlook, typical of Center Street ’and 135' west of Fabric-and. Vinyl Wall coverings! plettely cynical, relationship be Congregational Churph, Manches Wapping Community Church pnntpd. Polly. 1 U. institutions, that fa- Lenox Street, the line runs west 1 - g o a t f l a t OM. . PMPIESS tkm on underground teSta? ing of labor's holiday.mood. tween these two ' parties in Con Aura- ter. •',* . CongregaHonal John Carlsdn Dear Poily — You can pour fat jyors i i s ^ 20tl}. century tethniques; erly 102’, more or • itsS; then • Flastic-cqated The United Slates, for its part, We.lhink Labor Day is a fine na necticut. in Bridgeport: and in’ the Rev. Roy' R, Hutcheon, Minister 126 GARTH ROAD is easier and of .greasy w iter down the kltchen J/?f 8rituBg information across to northerly 140’, more or less: then • Pre-trimmed statel—tiSa never 'bqthered with will sign a treaty banning nuclear tional institution, even If, some St. John’s Chdreh Tthe people.” f westerly IIS’, more or less; then latex mint questions of party belief or prin •:sink drain w'ithout tTfeaf of stop-' explosicms in air, W'ater', or space time ago, there ceased to seem to Bt. 80. Vernon 9:30 a.m,.. Morning . Worship. M I 9-5503 .Beautiful patterns ciple. It’s Just that they do have pedup pipes if you first lay folded i. northerly . 250’. more or. less; Rev. James L. Grant, Rector Sermon: ’The Carpenter's Son.” 'the.n easterly 60’, more or less; but insists* on reserving to itself, be much urgency about the cause in common„a love of beating the receives more i-ewards GLOSS'WHITE fo r ....ev^ry room! For walls, ceil ^h ‘^ = \ T \ h e ‘rtnk' »:’';i^.s°"reS^?ten^ a^'ro* then southerly I6‘, ifiore or less; use- Gal. unless'Russia agrees to an' inspec of labor connected with it. We al Democrats Packed- in doulile ings! Won’t drip, 8 a.m.r Holy Communion. umn) in ^ the ^ '’®*^ somewhere In New Jersey. ' then easterly 35’ , more or less; .SINGI-Jl tion aysteni for inonitoring under ways have a good time on . Labor With one ffbak way of having Fat stays on the ; Concerning the coming Vatican ^ i:g11s only. ROLL spatter or stain. the election decided thus set up, 9:30 a.m.. Holy Communion and For the working man and womsin. life today ia not Uka ■ then nqrtherljr lO', more or less: ground tests, the right tq„continue Day. SermbiT.' ’ w alergoes ondown. Also g o ^ fo.r Council, to be held in flom e be- then easterly 125’, more or leas; the battle goes on, with the Alsop it waa in Uie good old days. It is easlei;. Working condi catching loose petals and ‘eaves, Keiiy 50.1 with such underground tealiqg. So why not create' ourselves a Wednesday, 10. a.m.. Holy Com then southerly 407’, more or less, forces hoping for other oddities the time to get tions are better. But. perhaps more important, those whs when emptying flower vases^ ,vag quoted by th* Daily New/ as; What Russia proposes, on the few- more holidays, honoring, and Irregularities, with Johq Efal- munion. to East Center Street and point Gsl- do so much to produce this natienA wealth sre getting a ^ !saying: "W e Just haven't been get-1 Of beginning, STAR other hand, is that- we sign the recognizing, and perhaps, when ley obvlou.sly 'deterrnined to use, Dear POUy >— We drink lota information, from tee ^ WILBUR CROSS JIIGHWAY, FABULAC all Ills resources- to see that none Sacred He^rt Church our Pre-fall much larger share. .. ‘ same treaty against air, water and nece.ssaryjjr appropriate, dven ad iced tea at our house and like it I Vatican Council Information Of- .T O LLA N D TPKE; To change Floor Finish do develop ani- ma-tefialize.— We ____Rt. SO, Vernon _ . .. sweet. Being weight watchers. I flee." iRev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor apace explosions, said treaty pro-, vancing the dignity and 'status of sure wish w e ' had a little third to Industrial Zone.-an area ndw 4 FT. STER LADDEB | ■111* younger people don't know about this. The ejêr • deciiW we were all using far too He was quoted further as say- in Rural Residence 2k>ne de cieaT, tough snd durable, vidlng permanent” ban "against other segments of our national party threat of our own set. up. much sugar to sweeten the cold-ing, "It seem*, to me that the ef-! fiALLON— PURt Masses a t'8. 0:30 and 11 a.m. SPECIALS on generaUon* know, but have, grown to accept this scribed as follows: Bounded never needs waxing. aiich, and then, at the'.same time, life? and could sit and wait to see what tea. There was always some left j fort th ed iu rch make* to tell its! t U R P E N T » N t .1 ft. Ladder i.... .3.79 wooing came along. way of-life. Few of either group really appreciate how northerly, by Tolland Turnpike enter a moratorium, as contrasted • For what may be the great un St. Bemard’S''Church in the bottom of every glosa, so it. j story to the general public through i 1,034'. more or less: Bounded 6 ft. -I»dder / ... ,.4.9S 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville CaH ROW bolero the wliit4r's much better off they are than almost all other people in was wasteful, too. Now I make a the dally press and mas.s maga-1 ■ westerly by property N,(F Hart- with a form al' permanent ban, on derpaid segment of our. national Qt- 8 ft! Ladder <. ,-.7.98 Movie Maaseg Rev. Patrick J. MfAoney, Paster the world. / , - j'.y.;: . - fresh- pitcher of tea eaqh morn- zines i* far less than the satura- Ford Electric Light ,Oo. arid M Msaif f" I underground testing, such mora population, why not proclaim an inz To It I add a can pf lemo- 'tion effort it makee to inform 1.67 rush ôrrlvos;; our motorlol and Alice B. Thornton, in part by torium to last until we are both annual White Collar Day? ■ ' Estimated weekly-attendance at Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10’ 'and 11 a.m. nade and a aiiiall amount of sugar j Catholics only, throu, Catholic each. 2,330’, more . or leaa; satisfied that all underground test "' For sentimental salute to a. dis motion picture , theaters .of the sorvl^ it tops. AH work guoi> W e have muph for Which we should be grateful. Labor as the warm tea requires less than riMdi^ ^ ^ . i. Bounded southerly iby Wilbur ing can .be detected just, as easily appearing part of the American United, States for 1960 was 41.66 8t, Maurice Church- Dey is..aij appropriate time to give this thought. Cross Highway, 1,466', more or miIlion''and._the 1961 mark was ex “ ’th*^'%^rCrataf of”?^N^C B^re^'m In & ': as tcsling in air, water, or space^ way of life, why not an annual na- Boltoo, o n t o ^ i m thhe^r e,refrg ^ conscious, tion for seven .years and only lu t less/ and. "i Bounded easterly by pected to reach at least 43 million Rev,. Bernard L. McGur^,- Paster property hbw in industrial zone A t tfiat w-e would include tiolial Farm Day?. per week, according to the 1962 1 am sure all the feceived the nwiwctarlan Dear Polly " , Heritage of America 1M2 award and- owned N/F by Joseloff, underground testing in our formal ' For salute and possible -token: Britannlca Book of the Week. Massea aj 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Froo EsHmotot i f Easy Torpis girls rotate trie use of their ..ggr^•ed with distinct '■V 1,316’, more or less;'This parcel OPEN DAILY MONDAY thru SATURDAY 10 to 10 treaty ban already negotiated. preaeryation of another ancient am . “ Oar MapatzItOB and..... pillow -esses by . putting the _ religions in comprises approx. 34 acres. DELCOsHEAT Is Ybor AsOsMBf*" Russia would; of course',^ have this ideal of 'civilized living, why not BOY. 14, D R O W N S freshly laundered ones at ^ e hot- furcation The above zone changes will be ACRES OF FREE. AND EASY PARKING \- SOUTHINGTON ( A P ) X 'Jamte 84. FroiMto of Asaiei Church come effective September 4, 1962'.' . nofatorium 6ii~uffderground test-' observe ân annual Ownership) tom of the stack*. Since LteHo^' During his stay « in ' the Washing- Richard Boronian, 1^' Southing . ^ V South Windaor Call BILI/TONSKY the. same idea/'wth qjiy-husband s 'office he TOWN PLANNING Ing go_^lnto effect without any in I^ y ? ■ " I ------..s helped establish 1n- ton, drpwned in the awlmming poqd Reii': JamcM F. Glynn, Paator shirts theyîwt longer, to * formation bureaus In 86.of the 88 COMMISSION 467 1MAIN ST. - EAST HARTFORD. spection system. ■ And,_,for salute to. the supposed, of the 'Tpwn Recreatioh Park yes Rev, Raymond R. YaekaosIcaS • Phone Ml 9-9095 • r . them m yielf and hang them on where they npw Opiate, I Martin E. Alvord, (N EXT TO COCA-COLA P ' \.NTi . . And that is the standing differ- sluipe of the future, and to the new terday, The lifeguard pulM Baro- coat/iangers. altvays putting th o ^ Msgr. K elly'w ill return to the \ aslrmsn. nian from the water but resuscita Msmss a t .7, s; 8, 10:15 and Burn.îLcb.>(o i Dorothy. C. JacoUaon, 0 0 4 at-ttaa moment, between the qlass to which both labor and o ^ - laaUlaundered at., ths back.. Do i]«pg|,^ (j|ocesewbete:he.wAs 'dio- tion efforts were unsuccessful. 11:80 a.iri. M/n, hubby he mdst always select cesan director of the confratern- I Secretw^_ ths shirt that is in frdnt. j Ity of Christlari doctrine from 1946 Manchester,\''■ Mrs. J. to -1848. , 1 ▲uffist SO, 1962. 7v- . 1 .i // ■iV ■ XV- .•_-•■ ' ■ ■■ V ...... ‘N V' . p A o e s ix MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC 1. CONN.* SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,^196« h e r a l d MANCHESTE^VEMNG ;-MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1962 - P A G E ‘s e v e n

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X'' MANCHESTER f;V^mNG y^A L D , MANCHESTER; CONN4 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBf,R L 1&61 p a g e E I ( y i T > MANCHESTER EVENIIjIG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« S A T U R ^ Y , Si^PTEMBER 1, 1962

I ■ » motion the 'vast defense nAwork to show thr public their air fleets. riisnt, not start a search under interceptorr -aircralt') antiaircraft Emergency, .flights' involving bWs for Commuîata He urged ^CORRECT ADDRESS . r 2^000 Planes’ , miMlle atatiwa and A c rest, that health ■ or' safety—Such: as se%rch Anti-Red Driv^ .busineasRjte'h who> say thej* oppose . . ' l- will react as u“ lt wer^ thj». resU and rescue. <^>M2iUon8, fire fight communis'ln, Xo ‘:put their h^ds Take Part in thing—stepping short' of ing and air evacuatibn for medi Runs into Red deep in th^F pockets and spend the ^riggers. cal treatment—will be. perniitted. money betore - the Communists LORD’S FARM During a similar teat last year,, though Sunday npmjaHy Is a come and take it off them/’ ^befenseêst all ci-vU aircraft wbre grounded for fairtbûsy day for the airlines, CContlmied from Iâge One) Other speakers at' ,ê ban4uet 12 hours. _ . this nSOhday should be one of the ' :------■■ ' / ' ■ '.i told 'of aid. supplied by'Uie mover' .« WASHINGTON < AP) — ^m e The Air Transport, .Association, quietest ««.Jhe year 'because of, said, included . all 'Unrinary ment in Inditi, Haiti, South Afri ANTIQUES \ 2,000,vw militaryacsuiMwj aircrafteui-WAflUA will wiii flashiiaiat* representing most of the sched the Labor Ms^ôliday. work iuid adveHising well as ca, South Arrisrica and Cuba. , CTORY tillriroughÛie skies ' Sunday'in a vast uled .airline's, estim.ated more than the Madison,-Square/Garden rally Schwarz said he' hoped to tl)ke •iidbOi airjîners will be .grounded . DIAL Uflilock w(ir to teat North America's .of, June 28. / \ -Iiis cnipade to Washington, D/(J.. air .defenses,. durb;^ Sunday's'operation.'* , ' Stockholm — Undef* ss of next 'April. Meanwhile; he" yaid, PHOEMX During the. S'A hours of the oper Hawaii is noNlnpluded. in the Ute Laiior Market' Be Ml.-is Schwarz, an .^stralian physi ..the organization Would return to ation, called Sky Shield m , all aKutdown/ and airline operations iêlp .Wanted” who tell kJob cian and lay Ba|iust preacher, ob the West Coast where, he . said; civilian aircraft wlll^T>e grounded. will be mdUîned thbre through op en in gs-is joining ’“Miss jects , to th e/‘Txtreriie Right "VUe’ve got our friends.” CAKE BOX BAKERY The test begins at * P-to., ®5ST. out the day. T o r Alaska, the, shut and "Mi.ss Weather” as an ing” label ^ h lch sometimes has His next scbool is scheduled for Back-io^^Si(ôol Haircuts Attacking B52 ind B47 jet bomb down will last only 31-4 hours matically --answered telephone applte/ to his cru.sade. - Se^l. '.17-21 in the San Francisco MANCHESTER ers will sweep' in against key U.S. .Many of the airlines are fKan- service. You can* dial alsb for He'>jw/his.purpose is to teach ■Bay area and the next for Oct. 1-5 F ^ t u r i n g o c p m p k f t ,Come in now and letNis show you pic and Canadian. tsuKets, settlr^ into ning open house at 'ihôr airports news sujd recipes. the dan^^ an'd nature of commu- in Cleveland. Ohio. Herajd Advs. A U T O P A R T S lin t t f , tures of smart back-to-s^hpol haircuts. 270 BROAD SL_ "HOMrBAKED" goec / " • ■ Alwa%-* At Tour Sortlcp For .Also UeddiiiK, AiuitVeraBr.v • MACHlS'F. SHOP s r n v i c t Cakea. and' rakes fpf a ll. orra- • EQUPMKNT aion»~t» our ".*pe;prtlt>-! • PARTS, (new and rehiiill) '' , • a cc e ;s s o r if ,s .•»4.VSPRl jPF ST.— Ml S-9S'» [ m • srppLiEs : 0|M-n patffy 10-7; Sundaya 8tI2 M EAST CENTER HT. • Du Pont Paint. Supplies V ^ ' \. Open SdhirdaVa I nttl .I P.M. /W lJ U S f:i> .MO.NDAVS) "TEL JMI S-900S ■ / _ v . HEATING FROBLEMjS< MANCHESTER H I G H G R A D E Call MI V 7498 or >n .J9'-4*8.1 GLASS *' • For Auto Wlndahlelds . / MANCH^TERÎL CO. • For Store .Fronts and PRINTING ■ INCORTHiRATED , SEAFOOD all alzea of .windows Ji-Hoifr'Prompt Setw'lcf CHOltE VARIETY •:For Table Topa JOB AND COMMERCIAL It is difficult, to believe j^s4^^ speeding through a school zone DEPT. STORE PRINTING there are-persons who deliberately in the Immediate area o f their res t-i'- OpE.N 8, A.M ^tb 5 P._M. idence. The police cooperated. Sev R A N G E O IL Q uality ’ Prompt and. EffUilent PHntlng Ignore aiihool'' 'sones, who drive ;S^lM. aervicp and Installation SATURDAY S/lLM. NOON eral arrests were iriade and m a n / to q t' 4U Kinds throu6^ these areas at high speed warnings 'Were issued. Over ninety on all make burners. Bike Supplies at Surplus Sales wiUi no apparent regard for the We Give Top \'aliie Stafope Seafood per em t-of the offenders Were res In just a few' days, boys and(« J . a : w h i t e COMMUNITY PRESS Uvea (tf- school diildren. 'School idents of the area and had chil \ , girls will o'eturn to schmjl. Their and^laupdry■ .bags at Manchester Check Your O il Burner iSoiv S(mea aê always clearly marked. dren in that school, and several of MANCHESTER OIL CO.- Surplus Sales Co. Signs are posted well in . advance 4 r O A K ST . ■ reluctance to return will' be less- Now is the time to, have your* — ^ ^ ------9 East Middle Tpke. fhe offenders were -nnrnHig- those IXCORPOR\t e d Manchester Surplus S a l^ Is ilA S S C O . of the achool zone to warn motor t e l . m i H-99S7 oil barrier cleaned and checked out if you are planning to convert Telephone MI Z-5127 who had filed complaints; , 279 North Jjfaln St- |«ndd b.v the gift of p new bike to headquarters • for camping etJÛp- so that it f'w’ill be ready for the! .space in the basemen^ into a tl Bissell St.—Tel.,Ml B-7m ists and to appeal to his sense of One of the rnajor problems In r»i^. 5'ou will And plent.v of bicy- nient. They feature the White heating season Just-ahead. Man-! family room, you will heed addi- safety and decency to slo.w' down the field of traffic safety is that yclesât Manchesttrr Surplus Sales stag line, the fiiji'st pos.sibte for | Chester Oil Co,. Inc., of 79 N. Main lional heat, Perhaps you plan to and be alert and ready to stop In \ye do not see' ourselves as traffic the event a child, darta into the offenders. All the warnings, ad !Co„ 169 N, Mmn St., arid they ^0“ ‘ V ' St. IS expert in the oil burner field make part of the attic into an *V Custom Mads ll/utulRent-CUiA, i - . _ j ______Ul.. 1 from tents t( flashll^ts including and will do the work quickly and other bedroom; this also mearus ABC APPLIANCE street And yet. ,we continue to monitions and appeals for sêr at , ftm I firngiit- 1 are priced most reasonabl.v, Colemah camp stoves, lanterns, efficichtly. Plan now- to have more heat. Manche.ster Oil Co. will PONTI have aoddents in-th^se areas; seri titudes in traffic do not apply to -^rî-ine*r-j^»r Jtarrmtirr^ They havi girls' and. boys' bi- ice ( hests to keep food fresh, ali-'f your- oil burner put in good con ous accidents wMiem leave a child us. We are immune from involve be' glad to give, you an estimate AND REPAIRS Wijndow Coverings j cycliea itv-SO " ami 26 ' size.s in mattre.sses tO/îve lo.stful sleep,! dition so that wrlien co<)l weather on the cost ,ot adding this extra nrippled , for lif^'Ttr dead, states ment in a traffic accident. Too 250 TOLtAND ST. regulaj,''and deluxe models.' They sleeping bag.s'for warmth, foldinf^ arrives your heating, system w’ill zone o^ heat and you will be , the Oonneoticut Safety (jommis- many of us believe thla until we e Window .Shades ,also/Carry a DilK, line of* tires, 19 Maple Sf.-M I 9-8879 sitm. ' ' are involved in a traffic accident, j EAST HARTFORD cots, cantprh.s. me.ss kits and foot! be all ready to ,go. .„ pleased to find out how economi TEMPEST * Vertiral dud Venetian Blinds i Utb^s. speedometerkv^liglits. *Hirns, Siunly t|ie driver who will ignore and oftentimes it ia then too late lockers.,do, mention just a few' ofj Bob, Hazard and Richard .T^s- cally this e.an be done'. They are REPAIRS O N - ' BU 9-6333 ijBhskets and reflectors., U i?( hiost happy to do smaller jobs as well school zones U a traffic outlaw. to change. We have had our first Drapes and Hardw are 'fT thb. ite'iu.s stocked here to make: chofer owners "bf Manchester/ Oil important that a''-êycle have ca, nping moj e comfortable,.?If you ! Co. Inc., incorporated the, Miislriess as tlie laigei' ones and’ the same SALES And SERVICE GRILLS. ELECTRIC IRONSi, But who is this person ? Is he a and last chance., Power and Hand Tools certain breed of individual ? The A n y o M . can be involved in a large reflectojs and a'di; 5t to in- are planning-y^py trips this fall, j in .litiy 1961, and with a’ cpmbined efficient. and couj-teou-s attention TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS. Painting and Dernraling Todfe answer is no. He can’ be anyone In traffic accide.nt. It’s easy. Just be FrNDEl.L'S ^ sure the safety of an.v lannine to build . '"8 'y ‘ow cost. Actually, an oil,,' i sistor radjo'with carrying case and . . f If ><;ni a P K fired hot wale-r unit is the moat and RENTALS !ots, (Sleeping Baga, iear phobes fo.- personalized listen- ^‘ '■‘‘ “ "n .aneine and if ,vo are a new home J” | economical way to be sure of all MOTOR SALES GARAGE LQW fST PRIgES EVER-Sale Hours Mon. 9 I. to 3 P.I Ing'.’- ^mall radios or rlo< k radios P 'a ""‘"8 .to inve.st in a snow throw'- consdlt with Mancheate. Oil | the hot water you want all /th e A. resse*. Stoves EXPERT AUTO BODY and F B I Probes Threat First In Manehester. New care,, nterns i t o V l p wake one in the morning not _ investigate ‘ he Reo? Th^y will go over ypui plan.s and Manche.ster Oil Ci) will be • This comes In an 18 in. and 2D in. aftvise you on U'e amount of F’ENDER REPAIRS . 18 Main St.. Tel. Ml 9-4531 full maintenanre. fylly insujed. lyill receive a warrii w elcom e from MANCHESTER ^■flaughter or son. Another popular model and it will .sayte you hours.) radiation nece.ssaiy to heat the to the cost of in.stalling a unit, BOYS’ BACK-TOÔOL to reduce your problem^ and hoiise^comfortably and economic- , Mitchell ,3-7498. ENA.MEL and LACQUER ' Specioiixing In itam is a radio operated by bat- ' ba'ck-hreakitig shoveling this REFINISHINGS worrlee. ^'or full infofmatlon SURPLUS SiÊS CO. tet'ips so you can Use'it anvwhere, "'inter. Why not stop in and Ifllk ally. They will ngui'e accuiatel.w When'you purchase fuel or range To Catholic Schohl call 169 .N. MAIN STV / ’ . .Mdachestef Surplus Sales Co. loir- ahout It' with Mr. Farr? H y wilP the am oiin^bf 3T U s It will take j| Manchester-Oil Co. you KE.ASOi^’ ABLE PRICES BRAKE SERVICE KIT CHILDfiEirS at .Depot' Square ^ to provide you with heating com- , of getting fuel of the.high- SLACKS ries. batteries for transistors'' and b. glad to .show it to you and ' FflEE EST18IATES To All Women. W’hile They I>ast! (Gontinued from Piê One) sent here to force the biack ul Dodgt Pontiac Oi*en Dail.v to 9 :00.1*‘..M, ' \ j radios and they will test tubes an.swer any questions yptl might fort. No-m atter w’hat your choice, est quality, You cari./al.so depend Front End Alignm ent hot water, forced hot air or .stearn, iypon thelFautomatiif delivery serv,. bucks OR us.’^ Speaking to the INC. I. FARR—.Ml^7111 -/wyhout charge, wish tp ask, , ■ / - Ifr; 8.8— VERNON, CONN. PLASTIC ,Vou can be sure of ecqnpillU'al, e f'jic p which is based "pon the putn- Just Above the Traffic Circle Arcdibishop John Patrick , Cody, crowd at Buras, he repeated his S7S>IÎN STRKKT ! .' Now is the ti'frie of ve^ to look M.am hester Surplus', Sales Co. General Repair W ork admlnlatratori ipf the ll-icivil par- oft-aired charges that the hier LIVING ROOM SPECIALS ficient heat when Manchester Oil ,ber/Of degree days. Thig^way .you TEL. Ml 3-0016 Phnud-An 9-2881 .4 . ia tV tih ' TV antenna a'niE'repair it nJ-‘f07.35. Remember they give- Top thrCaU of economic^ and bodily, carrying out orders of the hier R e g .’J'lS.OS. I a O.VV ■ Radios and Phonographs ed. are prij ed from $7.99. plus tax |-So sJifqêre and enjoy the best Fftsiin cushions, hunter green .I ^ Q A A ’ CUSTOM MADE burner for your u.se.' / ( ValUe ^tanrps so that you not only PAINTS ‘“karm."' archy. and were fooled into. al- LOUNGE CHAIRS. Naiigahyde 4% a Q a up, and they also have duffel bags I while ,you .save' money. Bover. Reg. 229.00. l i t O e w V L CANVAS AWNINGS An extra ropni is always wel- gel ttie finest in service but get- a Public school gupt; Sam Moncia lowiqg five children to enter. rovers. Reg. 69.9.5. O O.O U come with 'V''growing-'/amil,v and ' vkliiable bonus besides. For Best Results said nearly all of the 340 white school.’/ t »-Pc. WNTBMPOR.\RV SIX’TIONAL. 90” COI/ONIAL SOKA- Foam nihhor cush oiint -of 25'N;eient.s in any one A S e r v i c e children who attended Ou'T Lady He repeated charges • he had Foam ciMhiori, turquojse ions, beautiful linay O A t t A A ari.saction. of' Good Harbor 'elementary leveled ■ a day 'earlier that a $5 bouole cover. Reg. 289.00. 1 5 8 .0 0 Reg. 389.00. , X * f O . W W , TV SERVICE - Arid most young , women of mv O f million federu grant for an arch ‘acquaintauce appear to have ut school had enrolled in public 46.7 CENTER SÊKKT For how long has direct dis- PAtlL'S diocese housing development was s a n ile ambition beyond obtaining the S i n c e r it y Schools, which also' began- classes d A tance telephone dialing been in the "Kennedy administration’s BEDROOM and BEDDING "BUYS" -Corner, of Griswold/ iittie gold band that encircles the PAINT SUPPLY îs week. , I use? Where PerHonal "payoff" for parochial achool de / third finger of .the left hand. Perez, a former di.strict attor-. INNERSPRl.NG MATTRESS or. BOX Ideal for back - to »■ TEC. MI 8-2206 ' ! A—Since Nov. 10. / 195L-''1n Consideration 645 Main Street ney and judge who is now presi segregation. : ■ l-Pc. Oiled WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE. Doidor Says What these thoughtless yovmg- He denounced Ally. Gen. Ken-' Danish modem design, dbuhle dresser, SPRING by well-known mfrs., v a Q O ,Q— What- monasler.v in; Florida ErigleWbod, N. J. U .A Tradition dent of the parish council, wa.s school weqr. Roomy .slers seem not., tp understand is Tel. pUi 9-0300 nedy' for ordering the FBI Into mirror, chest and bed. T C Q Q .O twin or full size. R eg.-89.9.5. I 7 » 0 0 wa's ..transported 'scro.-».ylhe ocean the plight they will face when excommunicated for oppo.slng the . f i 11| n completely Q - Where is AJabk Twain tSam- 400 Mam Street the pari.sh. ^ R*g. 249.9.5. , U O . O O PRE-Bl’H/T BORDER M.ATTRES8 or BOX I ahd rejt.5sembled ? /, .* forld Is Girls’ />O.Y iter’ edict from 85-year-old Archbishop waterproof. Sizes 8 to uel Clemens),-buried': ytdr 4 they are forced into, the labor, "Catholic Bob"^Kennedy should SPRING. Twin or full Size D O Choo.se -frpm polished-cotton^ yva.sh ’p The I A--An '\800-yeai/qld ' aneicnl R<4*Ui'Hh ‘ Pearls for/tlie. Taking market by, economic necessity or Joseph Fi'ancis Rummel to deseg 1-Pc. W ALNUT BBDROO.M SUITE. lairge 16. - HOB NOB A Elijiifa, N. Y. regate- Catholic„schools, Rummel not use the cofmtry’s secret police Reg. 49.9.5. ; ' X O . O O wears, random cords, flannels andâny SEE C.ST?QR: r e s t a u r a n t i Spanish moivastery; now set np in b.v sheer boredom in later year.s (rtplB dresser, mirror, chest ^ A O A A I'North Miami. / I ( Newapapei/C Enterprise As.socia- has since handed over administra and taxpayers' money to accom Smooth-Top PRE-BI’ILT BORDER MAT- • .Aluminum Roll rptÂavnlngs HAROLD T. HVMAN, M.D. when their children aife suf and bed. Reg. 819.95. ” A H O . W U others. Full range of colbrs. Sizes 6^ tP TFlMPTING FOOD jÛoail tive duties of the archdiocese to modate' the New Orleans Catholic • Venetian Blinds ritten for Newspaper Enterprise ficiently mature to leave the nest Berube's l-Pc. CH.ERRY BEDROOM SUITE. Life .TRFiSS or BOX SPRING. Twin Q fi 20. VALUES TO 4.95 pair! (,'or RTForsi/V . s e r a e d Cody. . ' . . hierarchy. Botj Kennedy is going s Storm Doors ! Q -What e.s^the, scallop .stroll Q W hat did Adam Smith Assn. and their hitsbands have outgrown TYPEWRITER SERVICE time laoâte tops, triple dresser, mirror, or full slz*>. Reg. 59.9.5. J r Y e a a Perez contends that he is not too far in having, the Department • CbmbinaDon IViridotvs BbsincNsmen’s Lunehenh I . .symbolize ? t4 was the real source of a natiql's Here are .some fig'iires in in them as the result’ of tile wage 479 Middle Tpke. E. of Justice act as an arm o l the chest-on-chest; cannonball A C C A A FULL SI’ZE BED ering. 6 only. C O f l Q MEN'S FIRiTsÛALITY BOYS' BACK;TO.SCHOOL I the que?L . 'A Labor is the real soq/ce of contacts in the world that lies bishop Cody is a “hatchet ifia'n Reg. 99.9.5. J T . P O 195 WEST CENTER ST. DINNERS SERVED . According to Ihe Department FOR REPAIRS. ■REBlilLT typewriters and the- taxpayers should resent l-Pc'T ORIBÎTAL WALNUT BEDROOM a nation's we.alth, - outside the home-. Te'lephone .Ml' B-S09I Wednesday. Thursday.y. FridayPriU REPLACEMENT ROY.AL.S. u n d e r w o o d s . it,” Perez charged. SUITE by “Hooker.” Triple dresser, c)iest, HOLLVW(M)D BED complete twin -Miza V^tf'“use,s sidereal t4me? of Labor, the -nlimber of woi'king - In my experience, the origin of Established 1949 5 P.M. to 8 P..M. ON ALL TYPES OF \ L . C. SMITHS Etc. Catholic schools ip New Orleans mattress, box spring on legs,, A A f i f i Astronomers. - » Q Do frightened/' ostriches women now approaches 2,4 million. mdst; neurotic complaints of mid Sew-Simple Pair bookcase bed. OOQ-AA \ ■ 4* open Tuesday. Maily are expected , Reg. 899.00.. . Z O O . U U headboard. Reg. 6fl.9.5» “ ■♦-OO STRETCH SOX DRESS SHOES Wednesday Nile Is Family Nile biirv their heads in the sand? By 1970, the departnient antici dle and later life, loo often blamed We. Handle Statiuner.v .Along' to drop racial barriers ■ under l-Pc. so u p MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE, MAH(MJ.\NV 4 POST TWIN BEDS com- Manehester Shopping ParkadF' I (J " What is the source of the-'-; A -.N o. on the menopause and related With Office .Machine Supplies . Sizes pates, the aq-my will number over Archbishop Rummel’s- order. l-drawer dresser, mirror, 6. 1 ^ 0 A A (>lete with box spring and mat;' C O Q fi West Middle Tpke.—;>II,,Siflr72S I word "alphabet?” "female disorders,'' rest in sheer Your .Man IJst .As Desired S'/, to • : 30 million. ' . ' T boredom. drawer chest, bed. Reg. 2.59.95. 1 * » 0 . W W tress. 2 only: - JO.PO j A It comes from "Alpha" aridiji 6f- women presently employed prs. A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 8-Pc.. M.4PL.E BUNK -BED complete with ' “beta. " fir.st .two letters of the more than half are married. And, All of which is' m y way of ad iPretty Aprons! 4-Pc. B.ASSETT .Maple BEDROOM SI’ITE. 'Values to 7,95 5H 9-8477— ,4n 8-6842 3 ” Greek alphabet'. R titK IVlillett of tho.se T2 milliorw or so:- riiore vising the parents of daughters B-dtawer dresser, mirror, 5- A 1 Q A A springs and mattresses. 7 fi fifi 1,000 than a million and a half are that thpre is more to the art of drawer chest, bed. Reg. 299.0.5.* I O a.W w Full, twin size. - - / O • O O AUtO BODY What are sippet.s? mothers with children 18 years living than orange blossoms and w o o d c o c k ; ~-r'- , Thitse Outside Interests wedding bells. CLOSEOUT! MEN'S and BOYS' CLOSEOUT! By Frttit of l^ m CANSland BOniES -Thin fingers of toast. old or younger. REFRieERA'nON CO. May Be Just Tinie Killers KITCHENS and DINETTES OF Stude'nts at .SriiiUi .College arc Yic;s PIZZA SHOP '"p6 be 'really' happy and really being informed that the unmarried \ BERMUDA SHORTS —Q_:Wa.s Karl Marx, the father 158 ”'w. Middle Turhpiks 5-Pc. BRONZETONE KITCH- O a ' 7-Pc; WALNUT Plaatlc Top .,r,Q ^ /\ A SPORT SHIRTS ICE jbO L b BEER of communism, born in'Rus.sia? graduate ma.v expect to work for •safe, one ought to have at least Phone MI 9-8700 EN SET. Reg. 68.50.” • t X . O V - DINETfE, Reg. JLS9.95. j. O O .W W Values to 4.95 WRECKER PLUB A —No. M arx was born , in G^r- 40 years of her life.; the m ayied iwo or three hobblee, and”'rihey Hadio Today L A 'Upholstery 5iP*'. COI/ONIAL .M.4PLE DINETTE. mode by BILTWELL!' Ngtf A A >3s and < ^ s man.y, did most of his writing in graduate about 2.5 years. must all be real," Winston Church " 9. ' "I AND IV I Shops P I Z Z A e Decorated, neva-mar top. ' YYQ A A Wash ’n w'eara, madrtn S3.p0 Value ^ .5 0 SERVICE La r r e l s .London and never' set foot in Rus-' The dircetor of the Woman's P 1-Pc. OMRO.ME KITCHEN I\DRC^136B Beg. 179.00. • l O . V W and pqlibh'ed cottons in H sia. He is' burned in Iôndon. ill once wrote In a little” b o o k, Bureau of the U.S.. Ilepai'tment - RE-UPHOLSTERINO ' . SPAGHETTI SET. Pionlte top. Reg. 99.50, 6 9 .8 0 • Short Sleeves KiBhup A icopner ’ ' this selection. Broken H i pr. "Painting'as' a Pa-stiitic"* of I/abor advises young women .1;U5 Oain'A Mutiny e 8lodern Furniture R A V IO L I , Sizes only! • Sanforized [, 'Q. Which la the oldest of th£ that 9 out of every 10 aie going 8;U5 fLaynot Shinf’a W'hat did the. great man mean lM>i. News. Sign Off •* . , and .AnHqne*. ONE-OF-A-KINP IJEM^ ICHI'S three famous Charleston. S.C.. to work for a livelihood. OPEN DAILY by "rea’ll.v safe?" What kind of W Tit —lOAB e Store Stoola and Boothe PAdKAGE STORE : gardens , JTagnolia, Middleton or safety can anyone find in A hob In. October. Barnaid College, 1 :_0O Ni*uN4 . 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. W'.ALNUT KNEEHOLE DESK. 4% Q M ya blAPl^ SERVER. Pla-ttiG top. A A O A C.vpresa? the womanV division of Colum J :‘15 Saliinlky''Muliiiee ■ e^Cuetom Furniture 2 f BISSELL ST. by or two or ever; three? SUNDAYS E eg 69.95. Z 7 . 0 U Beg. ‘59.95. X 7 . O W FISHING RODS 5 F t REDWOOD VISTA WAX or i ' A ' Middleton Gardens are the bia l.lnK'cT.sity. will join with 2: Twin at- Red Sox Stip Covers and Draperies "Surely he wa.s talking about •4; 45 Monitor 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. WALNyr STUDENT DESK. g Q Seal} DA.NISH SOFA. A A . J oldest of the three;-. They., vvebe;, safety from- three of''thfe' major sevTn/'bther women's colleges in ti:l5 N#‘W> Spurts and Weather Made to Order Monitor. '. . Reg'. 59.95: 0 0 W PIDNID TABLE l u 1 begun, in 1741 by Henry Middte- threats to'human happiness: safe: e.stabfiahing a scrie.s of vocational Complete Selection of MaterlEkls CLOSED 'MONDAYS l,aw'ori SttJ'.V-SLEEPEB. aRd B i a s WASH Vr WAX ! ton. later president of the Gon- woi'k.shops whose purpose, is 'to 7:05 Koymiard Kingpins Limed Oak RECORD CABI t.v from ' 'boredom,. safely from 7;3t. MoniUu' FREE ESTIMATES Rng' Re*. 69.95. ‘ t 7 . / V Reg. 24..50. 15.88 three — boredom, loneliness, and sub.scrlbed to the belief that "the 8:30 Radio Tonight * DEALER IN WASTE A MONTHLY FEATtRE t)F^ woman's place is In* the home." 8:55 Mots at Cards U »ttT 2 166 MIDDLE.TURNFIk’e, WEST Q W’hat is the only U.S. coin to a sense of uselessness---especiairy 12:U(; Sigiv Off . 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MBoMBdrti Friday night ' with a MgVMSh Friday’s Results U Los Angeles 6-*, Washington major Giant shgkeups. Giant the key Ntw York-Green Bay test 1:55—Yankees va. A ’a a^tnst third-place CincbuoiU;. us-' doach A)lte ShermaiKsaya all is Monda.v. Channel 8 s a s n U i trig the hot bat of lakt-pnm'ute sub t -L .' , . ' atChmtnUtf Cleveland 9, Baltimore 6. well. 'Now he can find dli4!.for sure. Cleveland, 3-6 in exhibitions, * p.m.— Red Sox va. Twlna TLiMpy stitute Willie McCqy4y and the Channel '6CANL0N. New York 5, Kansas City 1. The Giants .raturn to Grfeep Bky and favored lo I'eplace New' York a * r w tlye-hit pitching j>t- Billy Pierce 2:25—Meta ys. Cards MADE THE 6TP Boston 7, Minnesota 5. Monday nlghCxclimaXing trîpng ■as the. NFL Eastern champ, goes fbr' a triui Channel 18 4riHdiMLI#« H 10-2 Detroit 5, Chicago 3. Labor Day' weekend schedule aggipst the Rams in T.os Angalgs ^ McCovey, getting the call over 'today’s Games pro football exhibition games. All 'tpnight'. Other games include Dal- 4:8()— This Week in Sports . MU*» FLYING TRY— Dodgdr shortstop iâury Wilis makes a diving, birt futile êffort to stop Channel 8 .y - aPMSihd 5k ball off-the bat of Milwaukee’s Joe Adcock. Drive .went for a run^scoring single but Harvey K p ^ n just before game Chicago (Herbert 14-8) at De the major profe.ssionar; teams are laJxy.8. San Francisco - ai. Sacra- X- HKW flf taai a time, responded by driving in four in action;.- with seven NFL exhibi mehtb; Detroit vs. St. liduis at 8 p.m.—Wide World of Sports M.NeopliYt* troit (Aguirre ,l*-6). Channel 8 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER K 37 Dodgefs came back to win, 8-3, last night, (A P Phbtpfax.) ' . Hms yinth 'ti two-run homer, sin- Baltimore (Fisher 6-6) at Ciei'e- tions and two more in the rival Pmahar,.Philadelphia vs. Pitts W t a M i American Football League. effflSiielli. • HI gl^.^nd sacrifice Hy as the Giants land (Perry 10-10’). burgh at 'Hershey. Pa.,., and Chi nded the Reds their fifth defeat Kansas Ott.V' (Fischer 4-8) at . Houston Tops Dallas cago vs. Washington at Nor'folki BY AL VERMEKR S The A F L opened activity Priday PRlSCn.LA^S pop 43 H ; c r s in six games .That left the de Neiv York - (Terry 19-10), * p.m. Va. . Slip Backward fending champions 6>> games Minnesota (Kralick 10-8) at night, with Houston ed^ng the .T h e rejuvenated Baltimore Ch i e f R i v a l 8 WEt> WAVE W A S N ' T * ' ^ ARE “Ttbu FOR -X BA 6) Dallas Texans 34-31, In ' Miami, Colts, irith quarter"ba.ck Johnny \WON & A S V IF-' OR A routing Oakland.41-12. form, risks its upblemishetkmark C la im Laver / ^ < L U M P V THE O TH E R But, the Giants, who've been In. Washington (Cheney 4-7), (N ). B U M I • TRaafM Simdayis !4<‘hedule The San Diego Chargers, who against Minnesota Sunday, id -.the lEUD/ TEAM? a Second place since July .and have, never/Ic»st an AFL exhibition twin cities. wound up playing .648 ball during Baltimore at Cleveland (* ). No Superman r m August, were unable to gain Chicago-at Detroit. ground on the Dodgers. The Los Angeles at Washington. Kansas City -at New York, t . FOREST HILI.S. N.Y.. (API la league-leaders lasheif^v^Mt 19 hits Rod Liv.er a superman, nine feet ning the opener of a pair 4-3, to^cap. I^Mih hitter l^n h y O'Connell fo' an 8-3 trluniph oveK^Milwau .p.m. SHORT RIBg September dawned af Mtamesota at Boston. S^.m , tall and a cinch to win the Na BY PRANK O'NEAK fall S>/4-games back. / misseif on an attempted squeeze kee while relief specialist Bd Roe year ago, the New Yoi’k Yan Monday's Schedule tional Tennih .Championship? -, In other league action, the bunf in the eighth inning and then buck again choked off the oppqsi-. kees hadN87 victories!',Whitey Cleveiand Indians trimmed the bracked .a two-run isingle for the Cleveland at Chicago '(*). BV ICuaHAV OLCSHMAN Not .so. chonls^d his two main tion. Minnesota at Waahipgton (*). rivals for the titles.Roy Emerson Ford had "22 pf them. Roger Baltimo^ Orioles, B-6, and the' victory. With the bases filled. Bob BlSaWhere. Don Demeter's run- Detroit Tigers took the Chicago Johnson- was caught at the plate Angeles at York (S), of Australia and Chticit McKinley Maris had SlXome rbns/ go ' .diicing triple in the 11th inning of St. Ann, Mo. . ’ • White Sox, 6-2 . . when the . squeeze • failed, but gave Philadelphia a .3-2 decision 1:81 'h 'e ls n d i ing on 61. MickejLântle had Kaiihst; a l y ht Boston (* ), 1:M "Rod and I mu-st have' played O’Connell atoned quickly. over Pittsburgh and Charley p.m. about 40 time.s.' 'said Eme'raon, 48. ■ ’■ ■ V YANKEES-A’s-^ • .X In the opener. George ThomAs, James' tie-breaking homer car Detroit aI'--âlttlnore (3), (Twl- the defending rhampioh. “ He's A Entering the pehnantXmonth Ford ran'his recoi'd to 14-7—he Felix Torres and Bob Rodgef-.s hit ried St. Louis to a 4-2 triumph s l J l nlght). little ahead. There's not much be- ' thi* year, the Yankee* havXwoh lost only Hve aU/last, year—as he home runs to aq.count far all the over the New York Mets. Houston ■ \( ONNIE BY .lOE CAMPBELL only 79 games. Ford has 14 wfhe.. tWeen us. Whoever happens' to ba worked 7 l-S/tanings' -before he Aiigel nuis. and the Chicago Cubs were not N A TIO N A I, Maris has 31 homeP*,’, going oti' ■ ♦ .* GVE a iittle off, on a givep day . . ./ Lired out. .Marshall Bridges «n- scheduled. * W 'ct. GR -PU SSY nothing much,- and Mantle 25. ished up, ' ■ L » • that's curtains: " ' ' ., / (NpiANS-ORIOLEFL- " Ism Angelrs 88 Observed McKinley: / CAT' But^the 1961 Yankees were, only Thbvâhkees got 16 hits, the Dick Donovan won his 18th. GIANTSRED8—- San Francisco 85 "They're talking about I ^ e r 11/4 ^ m e s in front. The 1962 ver first 13N>f them singles, and fbur going all the way for the Indians The RM S. got their rims off Cincinnati 82 .608 being able to beat the profîon- ifcE sion is 3 games ahead. walks off Ed Rakow and two suc after he "survived a four-run Oriole Pierce (13-41, winning his ninth PlttslMirgli 79 JL85 -IHTNNING Oluba don't dare key(k Frank Parker shove into lineup. h : cessors. They left 12 men on'base. fourth that featured Jim Gentile's Jimmy Brown no\v; ex-Ram B--!- als if he joined them. He/ought i \ Friday night the whole Ameri without a defeat ^ home', on Bd- St. Louis 7* .587 to. He's been beating Ilka The Athletics, who had nine hits,' 3Jst homer. Al. Luplow hit a tivo OFFENSIVE IJ.Nl! -A solid can League showed why. dis Kasko's leaddU homer in the Milwaukee 72 ..520 W ila ^ caa piu t 'em up the mid Butch Buchholz and B ^ ry Mac-- stranded 10. rjm ' homer for Cleveland and first* and a homer by Leo Car •wnit, starting with Capl, 'Mike The Yankees beat ^he Kansas Phlladelpbik 66 .475 dle. 'ThKM lot of pressure off the Kay all along, so he wght to be • * • Woodte Held's two-run homer was denas in the seventh. In between McCormack, Dick Schafrath- at City Athletics, 5-1. in one of those Houston 49 .868 great fujlback. Unfortunately able to beat them a^pros,.” ball games where the pitchers -RED SOX-TWINS— the big hit in ia four-run sev ih Pierce Was virtually untouchable. ..866 tackles. John Monbw is an agile they no lohger have Mitchell's center. Return of Gene Hickerson seem to be working Xrom the Bases on balls set up the ,'Twins’ that put the Indians ahead to The Giants broke it open against New York 84 10* .250 out.side threatXand Wilson can't Win First tâtchee undoing, ‘and Carl YaMrsemski stay. . n Maloney (8-61 with a three- Friday's Result* after a broken leg supplies depth Both 'Emerson, seeded No. 2, stretch all the wa y , because there catch the ball.^ût. oh, that and me.ssenge'r. He wjth and Gary Geiger finished them off run third inning uprising on a sin Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 2 168111.1 and McKinley, seêd No. 3. got are So many-men bn base'.- Brown! A John Wooten. Jim Ray Smith. A-^ It was only the" third Yankee with two nin hits. Trailing 7-4, 'nOERS-WHITE SOX— gle by Pierce, a ' walk, Willie ( 11). into action^ Friday and won their . PASSING Jim Ninoâki throw; LINEBAOKINU 'The, question m the Twins loaded, the bases on Jim Bunning M’as pounded for Mays’ tM'o-run double and' Mc- St. Louis 4, New Y'ork 2. first round*"mMches with no trou victory In 11 ganies, but the other ball too hard. Sometime«NNinOw- iTiark of the defense.. Galen Fiss three straight hits ,Jn the eight 14 hits, but he lasted unt|l two co,vey's sacftfice fly,., Ed Bailey's Los Angeles 8, Milwaukee 2. ble, Emerstm whipped Mexican clubs have failed to take advan ski .is erratic'but he giveiK^the at deft corner is'Htte classy vet tage of that/pace. bid could get only one run home. w( re out in the ninth to win hik fourth-lnplng hom'er made It 6-1 Sail Francisro- 10, Cincinnati 2. i-avis Cup /captain Pancho C?on- MW. **■ TA»- eii Browns more than mechan eran. Expei-ience putS^Vince Coa- (reras 6-1,/ 6-3, 7-5, while McKin 9-/ The Minnesota Twins, In second Dick Radatz won the game in re 15th game .for the -Tigers. Bun- ard the GiSnts continued to popj, Only Games Scheduled qtrarterbacklng- personality, C 3 S & > e «t_ ^ lelio ahead of all oi-hers at mid- ley waltzed pa.st Robert Bowditch place, w e ^ beaten 7-5 by the Bos lief." ning's double, his^Tilth straight hit it on. Today> Games with, his buoyancy: Frank Ryan " '( **Helen? Oh, she’s out trying to put some eonfidsnes . , * » * • • * * Hoiiaton (Brunet 2-2) at Chica .spbt. But a newcomer Mike of* Woiy'fester, Mass. 6-2, 6-1, 6-1. ton RetLôx, and slipped 3 games in tvo games, snapped a 1-1 tie also benefits from scenery..change LIUS' into the nation’s retail deaiersP* go (Ellsworth 1-17). - ^ Stan Sezurek or Sam. Tid- I-av»r, who is shooting for' a JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONOFIELO back. .Vhe Los Angeles Angel'S SENATORS-AMOEUl— In the fourth, an.^-vRocky Cola- DODfiERg-BRAVES— after di.sappointing at IjOS An morf '^jaa to hold down the right dropped a 4-2 decision to the Some Washington strategy back vito's 3lst homer with a man on The Braves also started quickly, Cincinnatf (N'uxhall 8-0) at San geles. B grand slam (fiVimbledo'n. Austra OKWMMCS. Francisco (Marichal 11-9). side. (i'^ X IWMM.HOREH3U mi,«EKNO«rwEi%dor monrAiL'iHE Washington Senators after win fired on the Angels in the night in-reased the lead to 4-1. pouncing on Pete Richert (-4-3 ( REOEIVINQ -This is where the' lian, Prance and Forest Hills) waa nDN*T MINOW TwiEj)oeiDR..eurx Pittsburgh (Sturdlvaiit 7-8) at SftlCGNDAIMr Bernie Pat ■rish -and scheduled to get Into action today GerwoRpTO VOKJNO THE MYOPMONM------for two runs in the first on run- Browns make it or collapse. <3ary Don Fleming'Ngv stable on left Of?.BOSS A T / producing singles by Hank Aaron Philadelphia (Short 8-8) (N ). against Eleazar Davidman, Is AirrOMATlC New Y’ork (Hook 8-15) al St. (?olUns must pi-odiice as a recruit side but impi-<)vement has to »WWK ^ ‘AIXyOUSMCE LITTI.E SPORTS BY ROUSON and Joe Adcock.' Roebuck came -split end and punter'. John Brew rael's No. 1 player^yDon Budge, I.iOuis (Washburn /)0-6), 9- p.ni. come from familiar Tgees/rFrank MOUWTAW OOCTOR"" Bondeson^ Rodriguez Share Dallas Golf Lead oit in the sixth and pitched score er get.* his first shot at tight who turned the t r i^ in 1938,/la 5lllwaukee (Lemaster 1-2) at lin. Fichlner. ShofneK to cqn- the only player In history, ever to' n less three-hit ball over-the final end. Ray Renfro, maybe half a geal the paas defense,, Tom Los Angeles (Podres 11-10) (N). bag the grand slan). ^while playing baa'ebq.ll. .ahd Bonde-ig names Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Don't dismiss Bob Cre.splno, Rich spotted at safety. Franklin 'tlHes ■ ^ 1 V i hackneyed but the J35.000 Dallas Kreitli'ng. B In the women's division Friday, X, giant, shot thres-'under-par 67's of the tour, finishinf a stroke PHIlJS-PIRATEfi— Houston at Chicago. the coiner this year.B Open turned into a David ys. Go yesterday to tle for the first round ahead of veterans Lionel, Hebert. The Phillies scored the clincher ^New York at St. Louis, 2:80 DE6EN.SIVE LINE Army com- .SltMMABY’— Paul Brawn ha* four seeded las-ses who got on \ liath alTSir today—lJ6-pound lead. , ' Jon .Guston and Billy Maxwell in the 11th off Pirate starter Earl p!hi. m'.iting of Jim Houston is bal provided a new loo'U, with grent- the'^.'.fourts won. but there were Puerto Rican Juan iChi-Cliil Rod-^ Bondegon ,.la being groomed as who'had 68s. Francis (6-8) when Wes Coving Milwaukee at l/os Angeles. anced by acquisition of Bill Glass hr latitude given quarterback In some 'up-ifta. I' •riguez, th? lightest man in golf,'" the probahTe wpeessor to George Julius Boros and Johnny Pott. ton singled and Demeter followed CincInnaU at Sap Franolsi-o. to play end. Paul Wiggin ,sel at play selection. It’ll work only If Mr.s. . Karen Susman of San Di- C^KUGsdTIMkMsCsqh ^ vs. Paul Bondeson, the' links Bayer as the pro tour's longest Dallas Open .r-hampions in 1059 with his triple. Jack BaMschun 5londay’s'Schedule right, flank. Bob Gain l.s- all-pro the receivers show expected prog- ,ego. Wimbletlon champion, scored i . strongman. driver. Rodriguez Is.such a light and 1960, respectively; Charles ;(9-7l won it with fo.ur innings of New York at Pittsburgh (2), 1 at one tackle. Flo.vd Peters re re«a, and the defense sidke* Hok- a .surpri.singly «a.sy 6-2. 6-2 victory The near-sighted Rodriguez;, hitter that he used worhen'i clubs Sifford, the only Negro playing one-hit relief. ■“ p-ni. turns a-t other. Watch kid named I llsh Hnebneking' deficiency. oyer. Justina Bhcka? her Wight- who; got the nickname Chl-Chl until this year. the tour, and Bnipe Crampton of • • • Chicago al SI. I>oiils (2). man Cup teammCate from St. B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Australia, had 69s. » (DARDS-METS— , Philadelphia at Houston. (3) I-oui.s? Brazil's Maria Bueno. No. BUZZ SAWYER, BY ROY CRANE Doug SaiMers and Earl Stewart, . Jwmes. who seems to hit better (Twi-Night). Stratford., Joan Joyce Beaten, 3-2^ 3, the champion in . 1959, downed •ts.s.’t ’rtffa?* the home pro who won the tou.rna-' oh Fridays - he has a .429 average San 6'ranc.lMco at l.ns Angeles. Renate Ostermann of Germany,' PMUJNOS, YOU'RE BACK! MOST SUCCESSFUL, BUT I PULLED \ TVE ALREADY I'M NOT SURE. ment last year, were tied at 70 with and five of his seven homers then ClncInnsG at Milwaukee. 8-3. 6-4; Rene Schuurman of .South 1 WAS SO WORRIED WHEN.1 DID ESPEClAlfV THE / I SOT THE USUAL SENT OFF t h e HE HASN'T K E N Pete Cooper and Rex Baxter Jr. tagged his homer off Craig An Africa, No. 6. turned back CSrolv’n, HEARD YOU HAD AN EARACHE, YOU HAVE A DEFENSE ^LANT. / PICKEIJUP TANTftUMAMP P ia U R E S ... AROUND SINCE Sanders. Stewart and Jack Nlck- derson (3-151, cracking a 2-2 tie Two California Teams in Final Rogers of Shreveport, La.. 6-1, 6-1 EtFINA. SOCCESSFUL BY THE BOV, WERE / ,HMM.' WHERE OUR FISHIM6 DAYTIME tHORODEHBRED RACINfi laus, the National Open Champion and handing Anderson his 14th and Leslie Turner of Australia. SHH/-. U TS TRIP? SECURITY THEY glad /4S THAT.sawyer ' TRltAAND IT were thetavoHtes w:hen the tourna consecutive loss. That's the long- 17 Le H er m en No. 7. vanqui.shed d^role Loop of-’ SO somewhere II (iuAROS TO GET RID / WHO'S ALWAYS WORRIES I “ AT LINCOLN DOWNS ment opened yesterday. Nlcklaus "est NL losing .streak' since Charles Of. World Softball Tournament Arcadia. Calif., 6-3, 6-3, WHERE WCrtN j* As OF USJ SNOOPING But three other members of th# y ( had a 72 in the first round. Brown of the 1911 Braves, jost the Am ong Huvskies’ t a l k . ^ I AROUND ? Bondeson is playing the tour for same number. The Cards had country's top. lb lost. Billie Jean _ STRATFORD (A P —California'se'man for seven hits, bunching three the .first time this year and Rod pulled into the tie on .Billy White s Moffilt. No. 3. went down before riguez, who is trying.hi.s third year, G rid H o p e f u 1 s two entries in the Women’s World of them to produce Its lone run inin' 17-year-old Vicky Palmer of Phoe- two-run single in the 'ftJ^h Inning. Softball Tournament, Whittier and the second inning. never has won a tournament. ni.\, Ariz., 6-8, 5-0. default. Miss The winner was Larry'";^Jack8on Orange, meet to night in. the final Bondeson, however, has racked up It wa.s a similar story in tlje Moffitt walked off the court com IT h u p (12-101, who needed Bobby STORRS --A total of 58 candi roumi of th^ nine-day aeries. ' Orange's first run canrje in the \ $8,614.-17 while Rodriguez has wOn plaining of dizziness. Carole Stiantz’ relief help in the ninth. dates for the'University of Con Whittier, the defending, cham $4,338.75 this campaign. aecond inning when-Joan Joyce un corked a wild pitch affer loading Wright of Brooklyn eliminated The 6.658-yard Oak Cliff Country necticut football team leports to pion. unbeaten in tournament play, the bases with three walks. Marilyn Montgomeify. of San An Club course proved tough for the six of the 18 teams that played Coach Bob Ingall.s tomorrow af-, has the advantage. Its team was ternoon . ami begins Iwp-a-day idle yesterday while Orange had to ■’ Iss Topley, who had a good tonio, Te.x.. No. 7; 6-3. 7-5., and touring pros with only nine better in the I'^tional Football I^gue Pauline Robert.* of Britain halted- in 1921 were baaed in Ohio citiea. Workouts Monday morning. Con- play a n(ght doubleheader; It la un-! uiXht at the plate, singled in the MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLI ing par. A high wind, greens with tJiiid and was safe al second on a Jufty. Alvarez of Tampa. Fla., No, bare spots and .a shower of. rain at They 'were Akron, Canton. Day- neclieiil opens its nine-game beaten in tournament play, while L A S O R D A Y ! Orange has one loas. .fielder's choice that put Nancy Ito 8, ?4, 6-2. . ■ ’ M’CKEY FINN the 'Tinish combined to hold down ton, Cleveland, Coliimbua and Cin schedule-with Yale al Yale Bowl. nv I ANK LEONARD WMy.,.ve^/ vAd^my yAaBT/-~TB^MBe/-j- NOM; lAAUT BBOjCHT THATON'? Septj,'29. The -<»ciappy contingent from on first. Both girls scored when-the ★ 5 MORNtNe lACIS ★ 9 AFTNMOOM RACM ★ the scores. ^ cinnati. ■ . MO) HAD'fCtJ#? HOWDIPNOU (ttAB&LB OH/MV ' ■ (jjj'nded In the group are 17 Orange, h o w e v e r, demonstrated Stratford infield c(immitted three «u think Yog I yes i.ooi im smre successive errors. , S|X)W Pm ?H TOURNEY TLL BCPLAM ON c a n s e t mma t h a t u n o e r n e a t h , »?iceeaijRHas 'kNOW? ^ X>EAR^0ABeLB X OHM. ADMISSION! ONE PNODHAMI lette'rmeh. They are—Jimmy Bell last night it had the makings of a Stratford,'outhitting Orange 4- TMECnRCUS TNE w a y ; c m o n — w e ' ' ‘ ■ HE'S r e a l l y t ir e d TDOA.'YDtONT and Ron No\'eck, ends; J(jhn jCon- chanjpion when it beat PortlAnd. 0 t e ^ “ 2, threatened several tim je but MIDDLETOWN The ninth an BPCAytr M CAM BE THERE M A FEW 'lOU? ’ FIRST POST TIME 1«.3« A .M V toulia; Jeff 'McConnell, and Joe Ore., 4-1 and sank Stratfdrd. nual Middletown Recreation De SWEETWiATER was unable to score 6n Pat M nian. f»CX»R«/ Simeone. tackles; Jim BrimeiJe, last year'a ruimernp, 3-6 in the partment Slow Pitch Tourney will TOOAVJ WW? Two Popular Golfers Fhed Kbury and Gua Mazzocca, night cap. open Sunday. Sept. 9 at Pat Kid guards; Dick Boudreau and.Tom A victory tonight by Whittier Yeotprday’g Stars ney Field, Applications may be' Doty, centers; Days Korponai, would give it the championship .secured by wiring, to B e r n i e BO,000 LABOR DAY HAIffilCAP Ken Luciani, - Tony Magaletta. for the second consecutive year. A PnXailNG — Billy Pierre, P ’Rourke. Director of Recreation, Vie / ( ^ Women’s Title Dick Seel.Vf Sean l^ ^ ile lta ahd a YEAy OLDB-.T FWH jBWB win by Orange would mean an (ilM t*, limited Qnrinnari to five Municipal Building.- Middletown. Gerry White, hajfbactt's; and other game would have (S' be play bits as serond-p'liire San FraneSro Deadline for entries is Sept. 4: Gerry McDonough, fullback. ed to decide the series. —r ] whipped third place Reds 10-X. ROC'HESTER, N. Y. (A P )—JoAnne Gunderson, the non . Connecticut begins pre-.season -Orange, able to get only (wo l vxx WOt'k without • an experienced MHUA 5-/ ® chalant power-hitten from Kirkland. Wash., goes a ^ r her hits in each of last night's games, third U.S. Women's Amateur Golf Championship in sik years quarterback,. Coach Ingalls find made the moat of It s o'pponenta' o ing him.s.elf depending on, the' mi.stakes. _ ' a ‘'JW'79 ti^day against pretty, 17-year-old Annie Baker of Maryville^ rapid dev'elopment «0f sophomores Ba«eall>oaded Double Tenn!, who'll try to become, the*------— ------— Lou ,'Aceto- and Jack Redmond, The California team scored three second youngest ever to win the dy’s name from a section of the who; have shown fine.p'a.viing po runs off Portland In the third in SECOND ANNUAL e.APTAIN EASV BY LESLIE iXTRNER tiUe. - • record book devoted to -youngsters tential and junior Doug Gaffney,- ning ,whe Shirley Toplev slanimed MR. .\BERNATHY BY RALSTON JONEBând: FRANK RIDGEW AY They'll meet over 36 holes who haVe won Ibe national chrim- who saw limited action at *the a double with the bases loaded. All NaoprtdNr..| 1 TMMK I«EA1CN6,-'«7U ryeAM^JODWHiLeiiiM* WECAMaA*500N (atarting at 9;30 a.m. sod 2 p.m., pionship. Mias Gunderaop won her tailend of last season,', for signal- three basenmners had been- issued aar.a b b r n a t h y w h e n IMMOMCMHIr] KXMD WMH Ml RliSMn. ATir. IBR7U6HTMTHM X WA9 HOPJNS HEb | U J ^ AS Yft COULt(i AFTER EDT) at the 6,161-yard, par 36- first title in 1967 when she was a calling^dutjes. walks by Portland's Louise Maz- HD>OU LIK eUSTO ■YOUR CAU..MMHms! UfliNRTWra , KMiCRlfalW)'. THEYW 36— 72 Country. Club of Rochester ^ A a mere 18. 'So far, she'e the second The group Is made ,up of-13 ■zuccs'.'- " ' STAtrr PftEPARIN® IS youR hussanp . MBCARl J course in the'cliinax to a week's seniors. 22 juniors and 24 sopho SACK youngest champ--second only to Portland" got to OThny Hansel- D'MNERT I- competition in which Monday’s one Beatrix Hoyt. who_ was 16 mores. Sophomores are expected field of 128 was cut to two. to play a prominent part in the BENEFIT when Bliis beat a dozen'dr so. com The U.S. Golf Asaociatibn petitors for the" ciiarnpion.ship in team's success this fall,. After ( ( i couldn’t have come . up w-ith a 1896. spring, workbula, .Ooal'h' Ipgalla 2 0 0 -Ia a p C o n t e s t happier, more crowd-pl*B8ing phir Sheer .Determlostton felt it was po.ssible as mf(ay as had It hand-picked thertf. five of-them could, win starling At iRwersidef O val Miss Gunderson, affable 23- Annie, who Was slumping .and positions. .year-old champ of 1957 .and 1960 couldn't get past, even the first Connecticut plays astrong 'round of the, U A r Girls Junior GAME and 'fthne'r-up'in. 1956, probably schedule again tliis-year- Home - Six tiPe contenders will be on TMjrnsment^ last week in Buffalo, is. the finest women's amateur dates are li.sled with undefeated the .sfW>tlTig line’ tonight for the, 'flirted wUh' par the first half of the. golfer in the world. ^ ig e r s , Maine.....Boston Univer- longest individual grind of the DANNY NANGHuiw SGHiDUflSNIf THE TRACK NEAHEST YOUI Miss Baker is one of America's tournament here, then won her 8ii\' and Rhode Island; while road' Riverside Park Speedway ladhg on sou* HA Z *««* NOSIK Of HOVWiNCt ■ . j. ouUUnding newcomers, an all- quartej-final and semifinal matepea games aie .scheduled, at Yale, season. The main go wriU be over around athlete and scholar Who with sheer determination when her MnasachiiaeUs. Delaware, -New the_ 200-lap distance. Post time ia loves and plays • a)l sports, and game soured a bit. She wa.s two Hampshire and Holy Cro.ss. Con^. the" usual 8:15. RUID TIIE S'lORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS 2 DAILY DOUBLES can turn tiger on a golf course down gftet:* three hole.s against necticut was 2-7 last year against ■' TTie 200-lapper, whic^h amounts at Patsy Hahn of Wilmington, Del., ^ EMILY./ YOU can't m m OeiH « 00 AJA P« IwieVATION*: SA«*i*N 1-SMS juat when it looks as if tier rela practtcally the same opponents, to 40 mile.* on the Agawam oval, DAVY JONES BY LKFlMnd McWlLLlAMg yesterday; before pulling out a 1 is the second leg of the “ triple smut m i o u t .' -WAIT A MINUTEi I'M FORGETTING ABOUT I tive inexperience is •' going., to Delaw'are replacing Buffalo on the FOGARTY IROS. VS. PUASt/ KATHY.' I'M FOReETTIktS. SHE PTOPOSBO I BUT i HAD TO MEET A shove her to the sidelines. up victory With a-winning hole at. slate for this season. crown" sa,riqa-! which writ(ea.,a--fit TO MG AUO ------AFT AND ANCHOR SCMMBML/flMFOMaF | IVtSDAT, «H»T. 4tb •‘APPRtCIATMHI BAY" One More ’Scalp' - the 17lh, and saving trap shot at ting climax- tq the':modifled stock IS WAITIN6 mis F06 LIFTS. THAT’5 DOING IT~~ough.'' third quieter*/ ' oomfortabla. \/ uaif^ iLL THOSE «LLS At THE . ayffANP-n V. J , 1 • H, ■ .'Z y - .~~

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'HoiiBeh6ld Services THBPB OUGHTA BB A LAW BY PAGALY and^SBORTBN ArtklM For Sah 45 Hbodehold Goods * SI Afartutiuitii— Flat*-- House* For Sak ^ Y* House* For 8*1* J12 Huuic* FoBr 8*1* 72 House* For Sale 72 Houses For Sale " 72 Hon*** For 8 a k 72 Hqnse* For S*l* 7* Offered 13-A LOAM 14 toad only $13.60. VIOORILLI sewing Machine, fan . - Tebemente 63 MANCHn8TER-.RatiElL lu g s Uv- SOUTH WIND80R--/8 room house, COLUMBtlA—Let .us show you tills NORTH COVENTRY-JCortier lot SANTI^fA- ORIVE — 6>4 254 HOUJSTER ST. -D esirable : BARGAIN TIME — Reduced to Alao graveL, atone and wblto tasy mbdel, never used,, half price; ^ B3R8T pixiOR nifce 4 room-rent, Ing rooUL ntodem UteJMi, $ be«- modern in all respects,' $28,900. ranch today,. C ^ ton i built." 2-cmr assures privacy, 3 bedroom ranch, rah(?h, l ^ e tree Shaded lot,'full Cape juat steps from Bowers and i 317,960. 10* N. EImvSt, This 6 REWfilAVtNO of )>un)l,'mQtt holee sand. . Ml Salesmlsn's sample, fully guaran Zippers repaired Window' Shhte ! tHOPPlNir .'/m odem canvdniencei. Nice loca IH baths, large res rotmi, JoseiSi^Barth;''* Broker, M l 9-0$20. garage. Lot ISO-SOO, $17,000. Near dquble garage, ex^llent financ cellar, oil hot water heat, kitchen niing JjHtlbr High- ’Schools. 11 j robrti,'J*4 :bath Cape Is one of the WlCUONl teed. 289-2089. m4>de to measure; aU alsed Vanh^ :0N tVTA« s c r e e n e d l o a m for the best ih tion. Write IBox MM. Herald. . excellent candtttlan. H t .n o . PkUr beach, : schools, churches stores. ing, priced few fast sale. PI with dining area, 18 foot' living ■yeajcs'Wd and in excellent condl- ! nie’eft in' this- a « a . many custom MANCh Ie s t b r --* room Caps c1«m Uan blinds Keys made while yot' A6 LfiNfi-ASIT lawns ouy screening plant. brick Ageniqt, .Ml >SM6. Henry Eccott Agency, MI 9-768$, 2-8486....; . ' room with fireplace. Exceptional .tkm . Lovely .yard with shade ; features DOn’f ntilss a look at' WiSF-HIAN ID to bus, schools and iihopFUig gav ly good bUy, $17,900. Robert Wol- trees. Elva Tyler, Realtor, MI thi, beauty. M l 0-5051, MI*9-4M9, waitv' Tape Recorders tor rent Gekâ Griffing, Ine. FI 2-7886. Musical Instruments S3 MANGHESTE3R-r-$ year (rid $ roofn ..Marlow’s, «67 Main, Ml 8-sm . P»IV6.0NC» TWO ROOki heated apartment 149 rage!! aluminum aiding, • o ilie s t, -weriop Agency, MI., 9-2813, MI 9-4469, eve. MI 9-6051. Elva Tyler, Realtor.. delightfim split level on high sle- LAWN MOWERS-TOrb-Jacobsen, ACCORDIONS, gultaA. a m p l l ^ . Oakland .Street, MI 9-6229, 9-5. / Jit^lace, 3 bedrooms, cit!)'.utili 3-9687. SLOGK—„ . - - yatiwi. Custom built-basement to H O M E S F O R MANCHESTER HAkoUD A SON Rubbish Remov- -Boieiis, and GoodaO He«) .knd Save 40%. UMd accordloHs $18, ties, $16,900. RobetV'wolvert(m VERNON—Brand .new custom built, f o r SUB-LBASEr-lafge moderp rA room garden'Kpartmeht. Call plus IH . baths, picture ' book Colonial, family pjê kitchen, din 3 bedrooma. dining room, livlhg Uaed mowers aiid traotera. Tnme Main, East HartfOpIir'^-3088.' MI 8-2988. MANCHESTER^/^ Randy man’s and VIGINIITY Manchester '— Vacant, H>oUesa 8 A ^ . to 6 P.M. Harold Hoar, Ml C-40S4. in your old inachtae. Owpitol kltfchen, double oven„ dining r(x>m, ing room, utuity room, enclosed room with fireplace, large kitchMi rec room Fitli fireplace, a fuU qiecial, .7 room home, steam oil front porch, 3 generous' size bed- , 6 room delightful home - with ■ unth built-ins." 2 full baths, attach- Equlpineat Oo., i^M aln St. Rmrs heat, new roof and tiding, large $14:860 -!/\pelighttul t Room , $12,800. Bolton—well kept, 6 ■ one-car garage, .full basement, AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol 7-6 dally, 7-3 'niuTkday, 7-4 Sat plaster house. 2-ear garage, large , ' rooms, close Jo shopping, St-, ' .ed garage, nic'te rear porch, steel COPY CLOSING TtiHB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ster 3 piece living room set; sofa f o r r e n t —Three rabm apart- shade trbes. .Lclced J o seR. Va- lot, good - location, financing can Capc.neiar Msto St. Large en ranch with . attached breezeway f James Parish $15,000; Robert ail city utilities, nice yard tar ' urday. meqt! Tel, MI 81-2O68. beam cqnstructloh -317.990. Jerry •lONDAT nirn PBlDAT l«:S0 AJM.—SATTnEtOAtsll A ^ and 3 chairs $143. Choose train Squipment 5 4 vant. Phone MI 3-627$, H*ae-Bum be arranged, full price, $11 ,000. closed porch'mr summer en-> and garage, good sized wooded Wolverton Agency, MI 9-281B, MI outdoor living. See this out- Fay Agency, Ml 3J029. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, joymwit and snnter (XHnfmt. IcA, near' elementary school. Im- s'tanding a ttw - Call group of fine. fabrics.' Work done LOAM — PNIVERSITY ' (eated...... SALE-rnew type- IHREE ROOM apartment, kitch R ealty.™ 8-90§7 by expert craftsmen on our^ prem, Realtor, MI 3-6980. wooded lot. . ■ m.ediate occupancy. . -- SPLIT LEVEL—New OB the marw Now 'la thie beat tim e'for - top writers $55 ..and up; used ty ^ en furnished, all utilities. 105 PLEASE REAU YOUR AD ises. All work 'ully gugraifteed OPEN FOR INS]»EeTION 54-58 W A d DELL ROAD ' ALIGE^^M PET AGENCY ket 4. a , slightly used 3 bedroom dreaalng or starting new la v ^ .' writers' $29 and up. ' Berube's Birch Street. . $15,900—Trim 6 Room Cape OUm UM or “ W a it Ada" are takea>pTer the phone aa a mmi> Mill Pabrfc Salesroom, ITS'-’^ n t Ml B-3606. xj BOLTON—$13,500, 5 room Cape, 3$ $13,260 Willington—N^w S’-i room •split up off Vemqn Street, Two venlenoe. The advert!nr ahooM read We id the FIRST DAT *T St., exclusive Cheney Ffibi But-BUT Typewriter Sendee, 479 E. Mid SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. foot living room, fireplace, alum- on Norwood St. Nicely lend- ranch, built-in range and oven, Two, family 5-5, all on one i^54S MI 3-7357 bath's, "cc room on lower level,' dle Tplte-, Manchester. MI 9-3477, ONE AND two room apartments .Seeped and. ideally located. fireplace, ceramic bath. Only tiP P iA S a a^ REPORT ERRORS |b tUoe lor the next taaer-. sal^ropm,. In Manchester. Ml C - * 0-0-0 f lokkrcw , mum siduig, garage, acre lot, floor. House has Just been ' one-car garage: CombmetienZ, .unfurnished, Iteat, custodian serv t c M Carlton W, Hutchins, MI $500 down; ’complete payment Uon. The HenUd la teapoaalMe for only ONE incorreet or omitted 3-7333. Budget terms yulranged. TWBNrv eix Look.BUPpyt PURE CIDER vinegar^ âll Art ice. MI 8-6816. Manchester $15,500 ’ painted and is in nice, condition. fireplace, reaj nice condition. Aak- - '_____ ^ ------• $18,600—Value galoi’e in Uhilsf less thai;,-average rent coet. Close to bus. school and store WA^l^JIG—A room ranch, '3 .bed inaertlon for aayâdTerttaemeat and then, only -to the extent o f a v'' ORivee WARfw ' Fish. MI 9-4606. W eai^g Apparel— Fora 57 spacious 6 room garrison c o -\ rooms, full (lellar. carport. 3500 ing only 320.300 .. and w*. think it RHPAIRS o n all hiakes of toast- Well landscaped lot. Low do46a is a fair price. T. J. CroCkett, -make cood" 'nacMlaiL Errorp which do nht leaeed the ratne of ÔOUNP FOR RENT —6 room apartment 118 Chamtiers St, OOLONIAtr>-n7 rooms, .3 tull*- lonial on WoodhUl Road L ess. -$13,800 . Manchester—5. room Eng- down. Rondinone Realty, 289-2089, the adverOaemant w U net be enneeted h r " peed" Inaertloo ters, irons and other small kltch- ^BLOCK rncKfTTNOv/ IN EIXCELLENT condition Model With ghrpge, available October 1, payment. Realtor, KH 3-1577, 0101(0 / 2-car garage^ centrally Ic than a year old. - Many' plu# ' Jish Cape, 1-car garage, large • I ■ 666-95*5. • en appliance;^. Reasonable rates. iAT 94 lever action Winchester 82 TWO G O W h ^ one blue, size 7; $100 per fmmth, MI 9-9959. DirecUems; E • Middle Tpke. Free • picjt-liip and delivery.' MI ' Special deer rifle and brand new $16,500. Phjlbrick Agency, features such as U4'tUed baths, lot. good location, on bus-line. one pink, slz ^ . MI 9-2019. to Broad, north on Broad to 9-8464. . ^ ■deluxe-stove, .combmation-.win CHARLES \V>LATHR0P MANCHESTER GREEN—14 Mil- Lots For S*l*. 78 9-1508 ahy tirrie, preferably after carrying, case, sheepskin lined. Charqbers.' Signs on property. $15.30o'tManchester—4 room r«mch, X dows and doors Assume exitt- fotd-Rd. Six room ranch,- 8 bed- ^^^'^BI^^PBEOIATED D IA L M i 3-2711 4 ppn. MI 9-7976. THREE ROOMS, thtd floor. Bis 11-year-old family Cape -Cod, WEST SIDS^-Oi^ 6 epomai Y with tinished rec room, 3-car ixK>mS; large living room, attach seU Street, $48. M l .9-5194. xîng mmJgege with amaU down Wanted— Buy • 58 1%% assumable mortgage. $70 full baths, recreation room, ga lyment. • garage,a cres of land central- 9-0384 ed garage, lovely yard, 316,500,■ INDUSTRIAL lot tor tale, about Tsssat-.Tr- per month' pays .all with, siz 300 foot frontage. CaU M I 9-889L Bnilding-^—Contracting 14 rage, $16,900. Owner $^14. ■ ly located. ■- ^ ' 4% mortgage, owner, MI 3-8798. /Mowbw'MP UTILITY TRAILER and accordion FRANK IS buying and seUing good VACANCY—3 bedroom duplex, gas able down .payment (can be so DSDR—new custom- 5*4 muuTON, MI 3-4823, used furniture and antiques at furnace, yard, on bus line,. $90 ■ refinanced), 8 or ,'4 bedroomk, SIX ROOM Cape, immediate $17,900 Vernon—Lovely Y , room ranch on I's acre'lot. extra lOQ FOOT frontage x l40 feet deep, HOME AND attic femodelihg, dMOMMCA, 420 Lake .St. Call and 8 ^ what monthly, no utilities. MI 9-8867. ■ \fhe Jarvis _ Oakland Terrace, 'Zqne A, l u roofing, guttering and siding. Ac- mCLBMNt.HKn: fireplace! mcklern kitchen, pancy;" 4' bedrooms, large Kitch apilt ■ level, 8 bedreioms,. living, rge rooma, lots of. closet space, BUSINESS ZONE 2 TROUBLE REACHIN6 OUR AOVERTISER?^ we’ve got.-O pen Sundays. \ M l basement, 80 fopf. front shaded en, acreened porch, niedy fUjiUt- room, dining room x^d den, bull full cellar. Joseph Ix>mbardo, 9-7319. cous’tical ceiling, porch enclosing, MICHIGAN POWER shovel with 9-6580. ^ t h r e e r o o m apartment, heateef, Center Street—Ground floor and all kinds of carpentry. Work attachments. Ml 3-6712. hot water. Inquire 1011 Main St., lot,' aluminuln screens and ed recreatiori room in basement^ in oVen and range and dishwpSii-i Agent. MI 9-9345. VERNON—Exgellent lot for sale, storm windows, very conven oversized 2-car garage, $1T,500. JRfealty Co. er, redwood s'ereened porch/J-car store, 6 r(x>m apartment on manship gqlaranteed. MT'9-0722. Manchester.,.-' $3,000. surrounded by lovely - EMtoar Auwariag Sarvie* > WE SE2LL or trade'" antique: ient, to school, bus and,.shop Phiibrick Agency, MI 9-S464 Realtoi^ garage, shaded lot. 4 ycAra old: I MANCHESTER W o family. 6-6. .second floorr. 2-car garage. 3 ANTIQUES clearance sale— Third and used mmiture, otiina, glass, Apiâiaera hopoea. J. b . Realty. MI, $-5139. NEW 4’,4 ROOM second floor ping. Owner just moved'«6it. A good buy. Immaculate throughout. Separate ■ furnaces, 1*4 baths, potential 35 annual Labor Day Lawn Sale, sUver, picture frames and old SIX ROOM home, . 3 bedrooma, MI S-JllS MI 9-2619 Rooftfig--îding 16 M oj^tgages 31 Help Want Help Wanted— Male 36 - apartment, near bus,, shopping I furnaces, convenient location is exeeliat for "iriany uses, AA ZONE LOTS, POrieK Strert F m to Herald Readin Saturday and Sunday, 1-6; Mon coins, old dblls anq guns, hobby double garage, city water plus day 10-6. The New Curtosity Shop, and school. $125 monthly. MI DONALDS. GALE REAL-fY 318.500 East Harttrfd — immacu- ! Onlv $21,800 Maddock and deVbs, including a home and tnisinesa -area, city water, aand sewer. \ . ^ ■ . '■ SECOND MORTGAGES available, SERVING 5ÂOHlNE op ABLE — APT — ALERT — If you coUections, attic contents or whole own artesian well.' .Conveniently late 7 room ^ ^ p e, with 6 fin-1 Realtors 249-7711 Evenings Mrs. combined. Eve. Ray Holrombe,' A. A. raON, INC Roofing, aiding R(Mte 6, Andover. 3-2673. CO., REALTORS SEVElN ROOM C o l ^ s j — Base Phone Ml 3-6978. paipUfig Carpentry Alteratlmia Consolidate your obligations into upholstery factory. Aml^ possess theê qualities, we have estates. Furniture Repair Service, locatwl in nice residentialia) area, ished. smalr amount of wprk toj; Julian, MI 9-9190. MI 4-1139. Want Infoniiatlon on -ooe of oor ou tlied ndrertlawneotat Ne son, Old Colony Co., Hillla: ment garage. .One / block to and additions. Ceilings. Workman one monthly payment. We are in an excellent position open -for a TalcottvUe, Conn. Tei. Ml $-7449. THREE ROOM apartment, stove,' i-Multiple Listing Service $12,900. Phiibrick Agen MI be donp/to complete Jth, room' ' • anawer at the ^telephone Bated ? Simply enD tifp . a-position to loan any amount ■ Mancheister.. neat appearing man to train as a Bowers School.. Ywo blbcJm to Resort Property For Sale 74 ^ Ship ghiarajiteed 299 Autumn St. PING-PONG table and ladies refrigerator, heat, -hot water, $75 * 236-0818 9-8464. bath: alao, finished play- GLASTONBURY-rNeipsic Woods. on easy terms. J. D. Realty, 470 ea repreaentatlvp, ■TPhla is an —______Junior High arid High Schools. By in basement, low taxes, ftaii$bUng 6 room rancher,' . IH WA,RREN E. HOLLAND Ml 3-4860. TTCKEIT s e l l e r evenings. Ap suits, size 14. MI 9-6642. Monthly. MI 9-8246, after 4:30 QOVENTRY-Oottage 00 large lot MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE Main St., MI 3-5129. iMlent opportunity for advance- CHILD’S USED maple chiffbrobe, Eve, and. Sundays MI 8-4271 SECLUDEt) near Bowers S ch ool^ appointment only. No kgents, j(6od (Value, nice location! bath*, rec room, ■ 2-car garage, BIDWELL HOME Improvement . ply in person to Manager, State menrx^th good starting ' salary, in good condition. MI 3-5373. 5t4 room -.-ranch, foyer, fireplace, :ase, MI 3-8150.. picttirebook setting with trees, - r e a l t o r which was damaged bv tire. Only M l ReOSOO > V / Theater., Manchester. 523-4416 - 247-6789 — 528-6280 cellar garage, trees, walk to $18,500 Bolton—^like new 6 room 32.500. Maddock ft deVos. Real, Company—all types of siding, and com m iM k^ and bonus for the FIVE ÔOM flat for rent. i43 Hayes apd Phiibrick, 848 Hebron 575 Main St MI $-1108 Ifusinem OfiportunltiM 32 Boats and Accasaories 46 High Sch(x>l. Carlton W, Hutchins, N ^ T O END — With $3,000 >(or ronCh with breezeway lind 2-car tors. 249-7711! ' Evenings Mr. and leave your meaaa(e. ToaH hiaar froaa onr ndvwcUaeir f Jig roofing Aluminum clapbosu-ds a WOMAN ’TO work In rest home light man. All employe’s benefits Highlang^ St.______ROCKLEDGB—7 room Ranch,.4 /Ave., 633-4627. auch as paid vacations, hospital Rooms Without Board 59 MI 9-S1S2. les^ you can assume the 313,000 garage. fireplace, combination ^ Davis, 528-7737. time wlUont apendlng bH evening ag 0 »* t o le p h o o ^ . specifdty Unexcelled workman CRESCENT CLASS sailboat, 16 ears old, large modem Utchaa, X- ESTABLISHED LuBChetmette — part-time. Call MI 9-8990 before mortgage m year 'round EKRIVE b y —Vernon, Miriam St. ship. Ml 9-5495. 9:30 a.m. or after 8 p.m. ization, etc. Por'^tervlew apply feet; Aimsbuy skiff rowboat, 12 ANDOVER—Furnished room Suilt-in oven and rang*, dlibwaah- Heavily icavelM road. Owner Me. Parsons, 832 Main St., Man TWO ROOM a ^-artm^t, r adults. MI MANCHESTER—2-famUy 5-5. city Three bedrooms, fulibdsement .. tion. home. A real rent beater, onlv Lovely custom built 3 bedr(x>m Wanted—Re*] Estate 74 has other interest. Must be sold foot; 17 foot canoe; Frostfish ice rent C. H. Stiens, Route B. er, (UspoMl. pantiy, etc. Large water and sewer, convenient lo all the 'trilmninge^-Comblnations. $9,500. Maddock ft - deVos, Real BABYSITTER, full-time, days, vi chester. boat, MI .3-0963, 9-9310. ranch, -large lot. Immaculate at drastically reduced price. MI 2-7273. dining room den center entrance cation. Price reduced for quick amesite, era !!jCsklng $15,500. $18,900 East Hartford—5*J - room tors. 249-77J1. Evenings Mr. WISH SOMEONK to haadie yaa$ Lost and Fbdiid Automobiles For Sale 4 Roofing aiid Chimney 16-A cinity West Street. Call between throughout, family size kitchen 9-8088 before U a.m.. -' SANITARIAN Health Deparunent. 470 HARTFORD A p., 8 rooms, oil hall, paneled wall flraplaoe In liv sale, ’Tongren Agency, MI 3-6321. Good buy >hej:X T. J. Crockett, ranch, 2-car garage, built-in Davis, 628;7737. with built-in oven and range. liv real estate? Cau me at MI 86831 6-6 p.m. MI 3-2327. FURNISHED room for rent near ing room with a beautiful view, $ Realtor, range and oven. G o ^ location. f«r prompt and courteous ser*le*i LOST—At Conn. Golf Land Tal- lS50,- '4-DOpR Ford, standard shift, ROOFING—Specializing repairing Salary $4,904-$6,900. D e g r e e d Main Street. M l 9-2170. 9 Hazel heat, garaage . $85\!5\monthly. Call “X ing room! fireplace, tiled ,.;.^bath cottville. Wilson No. 7 golf clubdub. • qverdrive'^,<;rô,. heater, motor In roofs of an kinds, neto roofs gut' MODERN, high .gkllonage Atlantic Garden— ^Parm—Dairy PI 2-6878, .bedroottie. 3 batba, t-cm e garage, BEEXÊBUB ROAD—'Wapping. 8 ^ $11,900 „Josepb Barth. Brmtet. Service Station Âvailable now. RESPONSIBLE woman fof:, occa . sanitary sciences required. Apply Street. $19,000 Vernon—tf k A - built” 6 plastered walls, basemept work Finder will get liberal reward, - excellent idlUoii; $85, 1955, 4 ,er work, chlmnejrf cleaned, re Harden Civil Service, Town Hall, , Prodiicts 50 plastered walls, selling at bank room ranch, garage, bulTt-tns, shop, aluminum combinations, 2-; sional babysitting. Infant and 2 steM beam, beautiful trees, acre room ranch only 8 yetes bid, Ga s h for your home-, land, Call MI 4rl719. I door Nash bier Cro^ Goun- paired Aluminuih aiding 30 Excellent^ location, looking for Hamden, Conn. ROCKVILLE — 8 room heated ' appraisal, $31,000. Phllbrick Ag«i- TMOUTH H! Ce^rally located older home car attached garage, extraa, wall- right man interested in making year old. Must love children. Ref NEW O ^ P o t apples,. Graven apartment, second floor,, porch, cy. Ml 9-8434, lot, reasonably priced.'CarlUm W. Jarge living r.bbm, corner Jire- 4 rea'l big rooms (2 up and ment,' merchandise UqioaMlea, try station . „on, automatic years’ experience. Free estimates. erences necessary. MI 3-1031 after NICE FRONT room next to bath, to-wlill carpeting optional. Con NO'nCE IS HEREBY given that shift, radio, hjfater; $225 MI Can HdWley. AO 3-6881. MI 34)783. money in city. Call before 6 p.m. stein, Mkclntosh. Bunce Farm utility room, central, MI 8g5l'4. Hutchins, Ml t-61$2. 6 room ranch, 2 bath, sN li'f- full ceramic bath down), TTiis house has been-’ anything of value. Fqr quick ae> 7 p.m. '. free parking. MI 3-5422. MANCHESTER—7 room split leyri, vanltj>vjbuilt-ins in kitchen, 3 venient to schools, bus, shopping. Uon cat] America den 0*.t Pass Book No. 73159, issued hy 9-9859, ^ / ■ ■ BU 9-1561. After 5 p.m. collect Salesmen Wanted 36>A MI 8-8116. places, S-car garage, porch, completely rebuilt, ' excellent Price $18,900. Directions; Past The Savings Baink of Manchester ■ •------Mr. Wilson. MI 3-9446. baths, rec room, garage, coy- 5*4 ROOM ranch, $ years /9d, built-ina, city water and sewer bedrooms';--^.^suiement garagy, condition throughout. Alum- MI 3-6847. PL'UM TOMATOES, pick . your PLEASANT furnished room -for Furnished Apartments 63rA ered patio, half acre o t parklike modern bath and kltclmir with ■Vernon Circle. Route 30. turn left has been lost and application has 1 9 5 8 /V Badio-TV Repair Services 18 SALESMAN interested In real es age, amesit« drive, . family - owner transferred, -Priced iritun siding, deep lot.'- SERVICE STATION business for KITCHEN HELP, day work, Ver own, 50c a basket. Sweet corn for gentleman, central. Apply 4 Pearl grounds. Hayes Agency, Ku .3-4803, built-jns! 3 bedrooms, Uving room on Dobson Rd., Miriam Street w a n t e d —Rekl Instate. Selling er. 'been made, to Said bank for pay Ford Fairlahe Convenible. red non Haven, TR 8-2077. tate, full time. Call Mr. Green, St., Apt. 8, Mrs. Demute. 107 HIGH ST,, Rockville 3 rpomsV room, walk-out basement. second right. Owner leaving state. buying Residential, cu m m w i^ ment of the .amount of deposit. CONNIES ’TV and Radiq Se^ce, sale, lower Main St. location, ea- MI 0-8464. freezing. Lyndale . Stand, Route - private bath, private "êntrance, with fireplace and ixmeled wall, and w’hite, radio, heater.' auto available all hours. §attofaction 44A, Bolton. MI 3-5301. CAPE—6 rooms,, modem kitchen, partially finishedjJIasement with $19,950 East Hartford—NewTh-room $12,900 TR 6-6320. or Inmutrial real estate. Gototo^ matic ■ transmission, power tablished trade and complete In COUNTER GIRL wanted, full-time. LOVELY LARGE room with twin third floor. Hot water', electricity LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315. ventory. Call MI 3-6860 for . ap- fully tiled bath, paneled rec room natural wood paneling, intercom raised ranch, l ’ » bathd! builtJn. Realtor, Stanley Bray. MI S-68TX •steering. Apply Parkade Cleaners, Man- beds suitable -for teachers. Couple furnished, $17 weekly. Adults NEAT 5 ROOM ranch,, (;onvenient-' pointmeiU. WE AlUl PREPAREID, willing and in basement, garage, fenced lot system th n ^ h ou t tne’ house, 6 room ranch, 114 tile bath full range and oyen. latge fireplace, '■Nebthome in a .central loca- Brae-Burn Realty. Annonncements SPECIAL AT $795 TELEVISION aritehnaa and rotor chesfer Shopping Parkade. equipped- to deliver our own top preferred. Call after 5 p.m. MI only Inquire,, Apt. ^ or call MI $l4,90ib, Phiibrick êncy. MI 7 basement, three way fireplace, basement garage,ê;avily wood tioftrCûr rooms down plus a ly located, nea.- srhodl, bus and SALESMAN FOR 3-0520. 3-0094. > . large w o a n d lot, close to school shopping. Asking $14,500. Discoe systems installed and repaired. AMERICAN piL Go. has a 3-bay quality farm fresh eggs.' roast 9-8464; and shelving, $19,500. Phiibrick dishwasher, garbage disposal, e’d lots to choosjT from big en cto^ '.p orch , one room WANTED TO buy by privat* HOME AND board plus small buUt-in oven and cooking unit, Agency, Ml -9-063*. party, eZily CqloftiSl ’home- o* LUCKY LADY Coin Dr^ Cleaners 1958 Serving Manchester and surround service station available In the CONTACT WORK ing chickens to your home and o'P LARGE PLEASANT room, ' FO'IJR B o o m s , partly furnished, Agency, MI 9-8464. finished o n J jb F lill basentent. for babysitting, one child, ! VERNON-x-Home and business. 6 large family room, beautiful $20,300 East I^tford — New 6 excellent condition,.^ emal] lot. main 7oad or street or will «x- ' opening soon. 13 Maple^St. Chevrolet Biscayne 2-door, ing areas. Modem TV Service. 406 center of Manchester. We have a PI 2/8744 after 6 p.m fice weekly at reasonable rates in for teacher, central to High central, residential, .yard, all con Center St., MI 3-3205. paid training program and <êr NatiohU' Qtx:anizatioh has Manchester or East Hartford. room ranch and 40x40 steel build- IWBRS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, terrace, garage, amesite drive, ro6m C olon iel, m baths, attach But, a good buy. MAJ4CHESTER—Listed below are charige to trade large 8 Jaml^ radio, heater, automatic t-rans- School, Bowers, Green and Buck- veniences. ; separate furnace, a few outstanding buys; 8,room mission, exceptionally clean. financial assistance. Excellent op opening for .man' to introduce MI 9-9904. 472 Keeney Sf:, Man in ^ Ile ce n ^ y zoned for used c ideal neighborhood, shaded lot, •aU (hty utilities. • ed 1-car garage, built-ins, fire ' ■"''n X'- hbme in center’of Manchester, lu WOMEN WITH sales experience to ley, breakfast- optional. MI 9-4082, parking. Adults. $95. MI 9-6208. Bs^s and repairs. Tongren A{ English Colonial, beautiful ' and- 9-438*. . ( ; portunity, For information froin sell major appliances and TV in new credit plan' to Business-' chester. MI 9-8367, sparkling c(mdition throughout. place, h w ly woodetj lot* your Personals $795 cy, MI 8-6321. Choic^' T. J. CROCKETT " .outstanding. 324.900; 5*4 rttoib Mpving^Trucklng— 9 a.m.-6 p.m. ''340-9891. After Manchester department store. Professional men 100 mile SINGLE occupancy- $85. including- Onlv $13,900, Hayes Agency, MI LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 249-2984. 3-4808. fanch, $20,500; short way out— 8 ELECTROLUX Salea and Service, 1959 Storage 20 Full and part-time positions avail rAdius. Intangible, specialty,. ROOM FOR gentleman near'Main heat, utilities/ parking. L|ylrig HOLUSTER STRBET--5/bedroom Large sên room colonial, at $ 2 3 . South Windsor — spacious Realtor / MI 3-1577 bedroom I'snch. $14,906: -front bonded repreaeatanve. Alfred memorial, or used car sales ex-, Hoosehoid Goods 51 St., sejiarate entrance, parking; room, fireplac^ bedreram, hitch- tached garage, 2 fireplaces. 114. Pontiac Convertible, jet black, able. Hourly rate plus sales incen home, large living room with din- OUTSTANDING two year old split- new 6H room raised ranch, 2 full tp back split, 316,500; !4 .room- AraeU, 3M Henry St. TaL MI MANCHESTER Package Delivery. tives. Apply in writing to Tiox K, perience helpful. Exceptioifaily M I 9-2961. en, bath. MI 8-8392. tile baths, beautiful family ROLLING PARK— Very cleaTl Legal . radio, heater, aiftomatic trans PACKAGE STORE for sale, Call WESTINGHOUSE washer and dry ’'.ing area, new heptmg system, 2- level, 8 bedrooms. 8 full baths, baths,'2-Car garage, 1,460 sq. ft. ranch, garage, 312;660;. 4 room' Light trucking and package deliv Herald. high commission and iMnus w room, terraced 'J'lth outside room Cape (4 finished), fireplace, mission, power steering and j; D. Realty, MI 3-5139. er, a real buy, $60. Sink, $20. FURNISHED' room , all improve car garage, shade:]', lot.- $17,500. formal dining room, ficmtly room ' ' of U’vfng area, beautiful high modern home, MILOOO; 4 room brakes ery .Refrigerktors, washers and rangement. This is unusum Business Locations Phiibrick Ag^lcy, Ml '9-8454. barbetue, basement plastered wooded lot, built-ins. fireplace, storms. Tongren Agency, MI house, nice Jpbnditiofn,, 36,500. Advertisement / 'k lD E WANTED from Cole St. to stove moving specialty. Folding mbneymaWliv opportunity for Kitchen fan, $4. Two fluorescent ments. gentleman only. MI 9-0591, with built-lnsr and patio, 2-c'ar ga with white cement, city 'utili 3-932L 64 patio, sliding glass doors. Value Many more. /Sll price ra!nges. Call ’ By virtue of default of a Cqddl- ' vicinity Morse College, Hartford, $15.95 chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. Help Wanted— Female 35 right man. Write Box TT, c/o kitchen lights, $3 each. MI 9-8692. 136 Bissell Street For Bent rage. This home features many ties. Help Wanted— Male OLD COLbNiAL—Beautifuilv re extras including dishwasher, dis- •beyond compare. Built by U ft R. the Ellsydrtlt MittenAgency. tional Sales Confract held W th* kchool hours 8-1. M I'9-2750. Manchester Herald. stored,'^ 4 bedrooms, 15 minutes MANCHESTER — 2 fathily duplex, E ^ y terms. MANCHESTER Moving qnd ’Truck TOYS! ’TOYS! ’TOTS! Immediate HOUSEHOLD furnishings Including ■CENTRAL LOCATION. store poeal, built-in oven and range, 180 WELLS ST, 10 rOonjs. Convenient location, Realtors, MI 3-6930.. General Motors AcceptanceÔorp^ TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, divan and chair, antique Jjottles, Apartments— Flatar-^. space approximately $0*x40'. suit from Manchester, large modern 3-zane heating, elaborate Interior $24,500 South’ Windsor-/-New • 7*4 ration, assigned and exerted by OAKLAND MOTORS, iNC. Ing Company. Local and long dis openings to earn $70-$100 weekly, family size X kitchen with huge Excellent 3 room colonial with room Colonial, with 4 spacious city water and sewer*, new 'alum- Automobiles -For Sale 4 tance moving, packing, and stor- full or part-time . displaying first-class i^ y, full or part-tline. china, pewter, oil paintingsT'Orien- Tenements^ 62 able for small business. Available lighting, tastefully decorated, ihum storm windows.-Easily fi Dorothy Burns. Vendee, our repre All prevailing iieneflta. CAII Man tal articles, and other ' miscel October 1. MI 9-6294. rustic fieldstone' fireplace, \ hand hewn roof shmglea. profes fireplace, ' m, 315.900. Maddock A deVos, Owner transferred must sell .-' my. PI 2-7249. For free estimate call MI 9-9658. 3 bedrooms,' tile bath, mod-, By virtue of default of a Condi- daj'. September 8. 1962, from 8:90 INC. J, P. Lewis. country home. Heat, hot wM^,/ Realtors, 249-7711,'' Evenings S i Plyinauih DRIVERS for school buses. Vec- 10 pc decorator convertible NEW 5 ROOM home on second Bol em kitchen, fireplace, full base: • AVONDALE RD. ' $40,000 Hartford —128 BIpomfield tional Sale* C o n ^ c t held by the! A.M. to 8:00 P.M., only, ' / 1^29 Main St. Manchester non, 7:30-9 a.m., 2-8:30 p.m. Call Adults preferred. Parking.,/ No 289-4472, E-Z LERN DRIVING School—Safe, MACHINISTS I WOULD LIKE to care for chU living room set ment, oil hot water heat, wood Ave. Offered to eeWe estate. General Motors Acceptance Corptr-i Natitrallzed citizens muat pre Tel. M I'9-5238 PAINTING AND paperbanging. M l 3-2414. ■pets., Available now. Pljohe eve / ton Lake. Partially hirnished. JA First offering. 7 finished rooms. courteous lnstructions in driving dren in my home. MI 9-3687 8-6884! MI 3-7716. ed lot 100x240 feet. Aseumable Cape Cod with attached ga Spacious 10 room Dutch Colonial, ration, assigned and executed by { sent naturalization certificates be-, Lane from Connecticut’s .largest Auto Good clean workmanship at rea ..W ith all 'round experience, ^^pc dinette nings, PI 2,-8858. MANCHESTER sonable rettes. 30 years in Man WAITRESSES wanted all shlftoi - full-time plus overtime, dl mortgagii.'Just a few minutes rage, wall to wall caiveting. 3*4 ! baths. flnishedT rSc room, 2- John L-' Nel.son Sr.. Vendee, 'our' fore being admitted. Documentaiy ; matic and standard ^ i f t . dual SIX ROOM duplejq^ne block froth from Manchester. open atairway. fireplace, oil car garage, op^hal.f acre lot. A •repreS'entative will bell on Sept. 7, evidence must be presented In Exeeutivii controlled, fully insured, pick-up chester Raymond Fiske. MI Apply Howard Johnson’s, ToUahd fringe benefits, good working ny • Suburban For Rent 66 — EXCLUSIVE'— 9-9237. Turnpike. cohiitions, steady employment. Al] new—all gugranteed Main Street, tvm blocks from heat. Combination windows and prestige home in, an excellent lo 196$, 10:30 A.M.. Zt Manchester cases of derivative citizenship. service Older and nervous s t u - ______by day or week. MI 3-08151 UNFTJRNISHED 8*4 room apart Motors. Manchester, one '62 Olds, signed: Apply -.., , Free delivery—Free lay-away Center, avaUa'ble Sept. 1. Ml ELVA TYLER. REALTOR , 314,700. .5 room-'<5ape, 8 bed doors, (iity utllitiy, large yard cation, • Brick Goloital dents our i^clalty. Pay as you 'i n t ERIOR painting decorating, LUNCH GIRL and • girl to work Instant Credit 3-7029 after 5:30 p.m. ment.’ One child acceptable. MI rooms. Spacious kitchen. Ideal with enclosed fence. A real buy Serial No, 622L10628. • Robert H. Starkel 8 large rooms. Urge foyer, rem go,e-n tnlTAtake nnlv(Hily tnAthe nilmnA*number rtf of loo.les- I ' V. WILL CARE for pre-school child ceilings, wallpapering, floor sand- evenings. Apply 'Treat Shoppe, . GUNVER 9-0495. for children,;Eear schools, bus. at only 313.900, $55,000 Bolton—ExceHent opjmr- The seller reserve* the right to Audrey Brett reation room -with SrepUce..- 3- .. K IE R N A N Song .needed. Call for free booklet ■ ing and refinishlng Clean work- in my home while mother works. tunity to ovm your own lm »)^ss bid. - \ Barbara E. .Goieman 5Q 3-8552 -Vernon. MANUFACTURING CO.» MI 9-1323. / M I 9 - 6 ^ Aluminum/combinations. Ga car attached garage. Priced ______^ manship. No'ijoh too small. John Summer Homes For Beni 67 \\^ST SIDE In this package store. «-ocery GENERAL \m OTOR3 Board of Selectmen upper SO’s.: Call oirner, MOTOR SALES, INC. » ------r ' NORMAN’S FACTORY i rage.,• -7 -- PART-TIME salesgirls wanll^ 26- 234' Rartfbrd Rd., Manchester MANCHESTER ^ Assume 4\% - store" and gas station, plus a 6 ACCEPTANCT' Edward Tomklel 2-8024, MI 8-684*. MOR’TLOCK’S DRIVING SCHOOL | Verfaille, Ml 9-5750. COVENTRY LAKE — Furnished Exceilenl^ two-story 6 iw m s, room brick home, prirfently do 16 Brainard Place 35 hours per week, good sasAry. MI 9-2888 FURNITURE WAREHOUSE . mortgage, large 5*4 room ranch, , '314,960. .Custom Cape. Ga- oil heat, city utilities, screened CORPORA'nC ■ Town Clerk —Skilled, courteous 'nstructipn? | gpj^^y PAINTING' room Tots 'n Teens, 956 Main Street, Situatl Wanted— ■ cottages for rent,, special rate for ' fage<'City sewers. Living podm ing .a'good-volume. in driving» 6i*rimfrom Manchester’s,Monra ' — __ . . EXTERIOR aluminum storms, built-in stove, porch,' near bus, shade trees, A. Cape, $99; 4-6 room ranch, $110. DRIVERS for school buses, Ver Forest cor. Pine Manchester L a b o r -^ y . PI 2-8502. ; fir/splace." Four bet&oopia. :z: largest. Automatic and standard: Manchester. lale near school. Carlton W. Hutchins; exceUeht condition interior and 1962 'Volkswagen convertible We also give special prices to non 7:30-9 aifn., 2-8:30 p.m. Call Open daily 9-9, Sat. 9-6 Ml 9-5132. ,jYaIking to schools. shift, dual, controlled, fully in TYPIST WITH dictaphone exper M l 3 2J14. OFFICE l^NAGER, experienced, MI 3-1526 . PAINTING NEW HARBOUR,^ Maine. 3 room exterior. Priced at only $1,895 builders,' and contractors. Call 313.900. U & R Realty Co. A sured, pick-up service. Older and' Ml 3-21Q8,. Mi 3-2107.- . , ience, should be . accurate and de b o ok k ee^ g , treiffic, payrolls, tax SPRAY and BRUSH cottage with fireplahe-ajid screen BRICK CAPE— Solid brick cape,- 318.000 .. Impressive living ed porch, modem cemveniepces, INC. nervous students our specialty.; pendable. Permanent . position. FRIENDLY ICE Cream Shop of reports/ Prefer small business. Commercial, Indiistrial, with shed dormer. Built in 19M. room. Cozy cap* ideal for re 1961 Chevrolet half-ton ,pick- Driver education classes for teen- i EXTERIOR AND interior painting. 435 Main St. is accepting applica lovely ocean view, sieepe four. 34 VIRGINIA RD. MI 3-2*92 up 1,495 Call 289-2717. PhonerPI 2-6983, NEW MODERN eofa, 96”, dark . Residential One room unfinished up. Haê- tired coupie, newly weds. Din agers. Only-fully equipped office Wallpaper...... books. Paperhanging. tions for. evening and weekends blue, foam cushions; new adjust and Trim Jobs Available Sept. 8-30. $35 weekly. ment garage, âutiful setting. ing rpom Or ,bedroom, kitchen ANSALDI44EIGHTS 55 Etot Center St., Manchester and classroom. Take only the for the fall. Apply iii person at the TWO ELECTRICAL technicians MI 3-8249. . Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured able drees form. MI 9-6971 after 4. WORK OUARANTpED This home h p jia ll the extras, very down. Eânsion for 2 bed Vacant, large 7ôom colonial, Robert\D. Murdock MI 36472 OPEN for INSPECTION ...I960 Pontiac Bonneville, number of lessons needed. Free Shop after 7 p.m. fsire part-time work evenings A . ‘ workmanship, rguaranteed. Leo FREE ESTIMATES clean. Owner transferred. T. J. rooms 00' 2nd. 4 bedrooms, }J4 baths. 2 fire 2-door'hardtop 1,995! literature. Mi 9-7398 Pelletier,. MI 9-6328 If no answer, id weekend^; -own station wagon, Wanted To Rent 68 Crockett! Realtor, MI>$-1577. SO WINDSOR —Close to Vernon. call fdi 3.-9043. MANAGEMENT-Sales trainee. $125 and hold FCC license. Reliable I960 HOTPOINT portable TV, rea 317,500 . . 5V4 room Ranch. places, hot .water oil heat, cen Circle Shopping Center, Immacu ter, hallâY, full attic,'breeze t o LARSON’S—Connecticut’s first li weekly" to start., Large. chemlci ' marrieq men. MI 3-9044., , sonable. MI 8-2070. JOSEPH DIONNE DESIRED BY two adults, four pos: l w o o d CIRCLE Ranch. Large bedrtx>ms. Uving. room late * \ room Ranch, large THIS SUNDAY FROM 2:00 6 :0 0 P.M. 1959 Pontiac, 4-door ^ E way, ,2 -car garage, combina- station wagon 1,595 censed driving school trained^ PAINTING—Interior and exterior. firm. No cold canvassing. Goj CONTRACTOR sibly five room rent in .Manches .-Exceptionally largb living room fireplace. Family si^ ' kitchen. living rTOm, fireplace, three Certified and approved is now of- 20 years' experience. Insured. AT THE piin'y discounts - Rapid advapee- HOTPOINT electric stove, full siz^ MI 8-0494 ter. References. PI 2-8148 after, with fireplace dhiing-area and Encloeed side porch. Vacant. tiop windows and- doors, ame. bedrooms. \ large dining area,, im- I fering classroom and behind Site drive, city . ‘utilitle's. St. 1959 Pontiac, 4-iiaor sedan Wallpaper removed. FiTst-claSs ment. Call Wlllirtiaimc HA ij Dor9— Birds— Pets 41 automatic double ovens, good con 6:30 or weekends. /’ kitchen with view of lake. 3 bed-, Owner transferred IW^ny, ipense kitchen with built-ina, wheel - instruction for teen-agers. paperhangjng. Discount on wall Co n n e c t ic u t Mu t u a l 6-9 p.m. only. diUon, $60. MI 9-98M. mAUy. extras. James Parish, Asking price glassed in porch, carport, patio rooms, 2 baths, elaborately finish 323,500. ; 1,495 MI 9-6075. paper. Clean work. No job too GOING AWAY Labor Day? Board Houses For Sa l*/ y 72, ed basement with fireplace, bar, aluminum storms. large -shaded LIFE INSURANCE CO, SHOE SALESMAN-Men’s tiid. Call Mrs. Hunter—MI 9-3695 large. Robj^pt Brown, MI 9-0033, —your medium or small dog with WOOL RUG and pad, 2 custom etc. -C garage, professionally lot, low taxes, quick occupancy. 1960 Falcon 1,250 boys’ shoes, Manchester. Exper CENTRAL C A P B J-S tx'roon* full 2 84 Mrs. Lord—628-6687 or ' 906 TOLLAND -/-TURNPIKE PINECREST, East Hartford us. We give personal attention. made chairs, fireplace mirror, ex- landscsi^ lot. Priced at 329,900. Jerry Fay Agency, MI 8-7029. Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 EXTERIOR §u>d Interior painting. 140 GARDEN STREET ienced preferred but not neces-. Howard Chase Harmony Hill, cellCht condition. MI 9-7386. bath dCwn plus .lull b a t^ ln rec Mr. Ftraker—TR 5-2824 * 'room Cape Cod. fireplace, oil SEPTIC TANKS room, in bînent. /Ilecently Phil^ck Agency, Ml 9-8464. Paperhapginfe, ceilings, wallpaper . Good opportunity for ad- Hebron Road, wlton. Conn. MI heat, walkcTut basement, large VERNON—Quality built cozy 8 CaU Eddie— m 9-4100 books oh request. Fully insured. HARTFORD, CONN. geement. write Box Y, -Herald. A n d renovated. jKce Jot, /'plenty of BARROWS & WALLACE (Locat^ M Hill St.,i»«tw«M ForbM St. and Ook) 1954 TRIUMPH T 110 motorcycle, 8-5427. -TV BpwTERS SCHOOL—7 room Co- lot, good condition; room "ranch, • real honey for Call Edward R. ■ Price. Ml 9-1003 trees With about $8,MO down you -ionial, 4 bedrooms, walk-up attic, 56 E. Center St., Manchester . like new. New motoc;.. MI 3-295l‘ STOCK ROOM "attendant. High $14,900. Joeeph Barth, broker, .MJ ^ '1 PLUGGED SEWERS can assume tbe m - ratge. and 2-car garage, w'etl ’ shaded lot "*• M l 9-5306 9-0320. '' ' PAINTING and wallpapering, wall School education, previous exper PURE BRED English setter pups. HOMES INSPECTED, payx; $108.25 •monthly. T. J. TR 5-6611 Good opportunities 105x150. Only 316,500. Haves Agen/ CHARLES LESPERANCE Businesa Servicea Offered. 13 paper remoyed. Wallpaper books ience helpful.. Iona.. Manufactur- Call PI 2-8432 after 4:30 p.m. $30 up Machine^Gleaned ^rockertt, Realtor/5P 3-1577. cy Ml -3-4803 Eves. Ml 9-2297. RANCH SPECIAL! CAPE 000 RANCH on requesC Ceilings. Free eati- .ing. Regent St., Manchester. Report Covers: -*• Termites $38,000—AND one . of the better TREE, REMOVAL, pruning, spray , mates. Call Roger Ml 8-0923 for the qualified Septic Tanks, Dry Wells. Sewer 'MANCOTiI t E R ;^ bedroom home, buys lii jtoWn.' Multilevel split of MI 9-7620 •k Eleptric * Insulation k Heat 8%- ACRES, immaculate 7 room (OOMS»LETE) 1955 PON’TIAC, good-condition. Ml ing Jind lot .clearing; Call Frank 6HORT ORDER coqks wantems, $18,990 EXTERIOR SPRAY and brush ing k Plumbing A- .^Drainage Colonial, l‘,4 baths, large cabinet $ 1 6 jj9 0 - $17,900 (f»MPLEtE)~ 9-7798, between 5-7. • f| - C. Noble, Ml 9-6053, Ml 9-0874. High School graduate as: night shift, 4-12. AOTly Howard free to good homes: MI 8-5028. '■rooftng Done. large enclosed porch. 2H!ar ga I kitchen, excellent barn, trees, onW three baths, two car garage and Inyestment painting,; commeircial, industrial^ Johnson’s, Tolland 'rurapUce, k Foundation k . Roof" k Etc, rage, $19,700. Phiibrick Agency. IN TOWN—Attractive 4 room Cape 6 flnished rooms. 3 twin-sue - $17,900. Carlton W, Hutchins.- Ml one storage, room. Immaculate 1200 sq.’ ft, of Jiving area, hedrooSris. living room with LAWNS AND gardens cared for residential ,.and. trirn jobs. ; Work Serving Endrer N, Y,, Conn.’ , MI 9-8464. with expansion space.. Fireplace. 1957 RAMBLER! Croiis Country 9-5132. Big lot ,-v;-lovely , setting. . Solid Property! 28x43 ft. (1204 sq. f t . of liv full I shed dOriner. living flreplace. f o r m”a P dining Station Wagoii-t-looks very good— and' Shrubbery trimmed. Ml guaranteed, free estimateJT Joseph CLERK TYPIST j MASON FOREMAN, must be ex-. Articles For Sale 45 and Mass. McKINNEY BROS. -brick. Only lLor’6 years old. T: J Recreation room. Large lot with ing area I,'6 ftnished rooms, 9-8538. . . - - • ...... -sfiH'enced and- able to handle big WALDO SCARDAPANE, PORTER St.—Large colonial home, trees and shrubs. Convenient to rooni with fireplace, kitchen room, kitchen with built-ia • one owner. Tel. M l 3-6468. Dionne, contractor. MI ..3^494. TOLLAND—Country livinjg:. _New • Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. built-in stove and oven, with bullt/in stove and oven, profepts. Call MI 8-3457, only. THREE- WATER paddle cycles, MtLLERTON, N, Y. Suweroge Disposal Co. ■ 6 bedrooms, 2% baths, 2.r, 2^ baths, spacious first repaired sales and aervtce, pick 5-day week—free parking COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL SAVE MONEY—1962 Chevrolet H Electrical Co.., Manchester MI week. Apply in person Willie's Notch Quarry Tel. Ml 9-0817 ATTENTION HOMEBUILDERS ^ format dining room, family else New. - one-family home, lo find them like this for 317.500 very floor living area with modern AOENCY RAISED RANCH wagon. Call MI 4-1542. - up and deliyery Ice skates sharp 9-4817. Glastonbury. ME Z-V3n. Steak House -'MI 9-8061. kitchen 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, kitchen, enclosed hceezeway. 2- SPECIAL SALE picnic tables zinc cated at 181 Porter- St., six irffen. Vacant, too. T. J. Crockett, M l 4.1541 ened, precision ground L A M recreation room wltii fireplaca, Realtor Ml 8-1577 car' garage, wooded lot, only Equipment Co^ration, Route 8$, Good salaries „ . ,, plated bolts, 6 foo^MBJie, 8 foot room colonial, 8 bedrooms. 2 $19,SCO (COMPLETE! $19,500 (COMPLETE) (OOMPUSTB) 1958 FORD convertible, A-1 condi DISHWASHER mornings. Apply hi enclosed tweeseway, attached ga baths,^ fireplace, . plastered $39,900. Hayes and Phiibrick, 348 $19,$00 tion', radio aand heater, white Vernon. Cocm. 'TR S-7609. Manches Floor Finishing 24 ■ person Center Restaurant, 499 $19.96 delivered. Ml 9-5444, TR DESIRABLE GOVERNMEffT-OWllED rage, landscaped yard Hebron Ave., *38-4*27. walls. ‘ formal dining room, MANCHESTER -— Rockledge. finished room*. 4 bed- walls, new top. Call MI 8-0720, be ter exchange. CaU E nterpi^ 1646 M alnSt: 5-7143. Marion S. Rooertsan. Realtor. Ml room ranch! formal dining - room 6 finished rooms, 3 bed 7 flnished rooms, 3 ! bed 8 PAINTING, remodeling paper Complete benefit program $18,900. fooms. baths, living tween 8-5. 8-S8S3. fireplace, garage.' Convenient. room.*, (.optional 4th j>ed- rooms,' l*a baths, living STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, hanging, floor sanding. Call Mr; . room..;! over garagei^ l* j .room, dinjbg room, kitchen •oom with fireplace, dining RESIDEWTIAI LOT i Located at Parker St.—5 \^cant_fqr„immedlate occu 1953, FORD 4-doqc- standard trans- fireplaces. Ragstone terraces. Charles Ml 3-2107. BIRCH MOUNTAIN Road, Bolton 2 baths, living room with flre- -wrOv built-in stove and oven. room, kitchen with built-in room ranch! 3 bedrooms. 2. fire-' p'aneV! "Tongren Agency, Ml stove and oven, flnished rec . mtosieSi, 6 Cylinder.' First reason/" -Work done- at reasonable prices. ' ,-^7 room custom biillt ranch, 3-632i. place. dining room, kitchen Snisned recreation room, ga Ml 3-0796. placer plastered walls, brick . s c ^ t r i R E reation rqom. garage. able offer with cash will take the Private Instnictinns 28 'Visit our POlT SALE RY SEALED BID • CASH modern kitchen, ony full bath. 2 front, 318.900. with bUilt-in oven and stove! rage. car. MI 9-4307 between 6-7:30 p.in, TOOpAKERS AND ALL AROUNO half baths, family i d m 20x22, 2- 66 DUPLEX, near High School, LAWNMOWEli sharpening and re' PIANO LESSONS — Experienced car garage, large lot with trees, bus and shopping. 2-car garage, pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. Personnel Department May-be seen also Labor Day 1959. IMPALA Convertible, radio, • teacher enrolling new -students Lot 96— approximately 60 x 115 feet on Dudley St., $32,500; Phiibrick >g;ency, M by appointment. furnaces. Remarkable condlUcm. TT- heater, automatic transmission, Free pick-up and delivery UtUe now. Former public school music LINDSAY for complete information. MACHINIST Orford Village, Manchester, Connecticut. Minimum 9-8484. ReasonaUe Hayes Agency - MI power steering, brake* seat belts, & McKinney, 15 Woodbridge 8t. teacher. MI 9-4121. 3-4803. Real Estate Thesc fin* ham{»s or* compl«t«— no hiddM «xtros! Minimum tint excellent condition. MI 3-8994. Ml 3-8.020. Acceptable Bid— $2,000. SOUTH WINDSOR - 6*4 room R. J, WROBELSKl, Broker ELECTRONICS Television- Refrig TURRET LATHE O P E R A T ^ Ranch, established neighborhood, EIGHT ROpM Garrison Colonial, 1946- WYLLYS Jeep. '4;wheel drive, SHARPENING S erv ice- Saws, eration Air Conditioning-Oil Burn Sealed Bids Accepted Untir2:00 P.M., B.D.T. Mon- family sized kitchen, ceramic ' AH 3-2573 large living room, dining r(x>m, M I 3 r i n K iot 100x150. VAi FHA and CenvunHc^ iiikncinq avaiioblt.. $295; 1958 Mercury, 2-tone, good' knives, axes, shears skates, ers A, Controls. Enroll now for ^ y , September 17,1962 When They Will Be Publicly hath tree shaded lot, excellent kitchen, study and Igyatory. 4 condition, $395.' Tim Moriarty's rotary blades. Quick service’ C ^ l- fall term. Efficient placement ■“ "construction. Hayes Agency, Ml Lead and,-HomM Ot Good Value tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St., MUST BE EXPERIENOED Opened. • ROCKLEDGE — Modeni 6 room bedrooms znd batll'-'i'bn seixmd jFlying A Service, 610 Hartford service. Write New England / - 3-4803. floor. Recreation room with fire Manchester. Hours -daily 7-5. ranch on sloping wooded lot. 20x25 88 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER Road. Tech., 56, Union Place,i Hartford For Bid Documents and Further Information. foot rec room with fireplace on place in basement. Attached Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI Conn., or call 625-3406 for fiiU WANTED AT once^-machine . and BO. WINDSOR—Ellington Road. 5 ft67 MERCURY, 2-tone green, 226 a-’7988,. . / "'1 assembly operators, fringe h^s- / NEW MANAGEMENT OFFER|, grade level with separate^"Eh- double garage. Aluminum aiding. How Much Is My Property Worth ' information. room custom built Ranch with trance. 3 ,bedrooms, 2 baths, at . Central ’ location 332,9()0. PhlL Built By J. A. McCarthy, Inte , j • Sold By The hTp., 4 barrel' canjiuretor, white- fits. Iona Manufacturing, Regent CONTACT plastered walls, 5 years old, bet THIS IS THE QUESTION .A8K X» BY SO MANY HO.MEOWN- wall tires, clean good running M A M RUBBISH Removal - In St., Manchester. m a n y c o m p a n y IE N E F IT S tached garage, and sun deck. brick Agency, MI 9-8464, _ Bonds—Stocks— ter than ' brand new condition. 329,900. Phiibrick . Agency, MI ERS. 'niE OWNERS EITHER UNDERVALUE OR OVER engine. Asking $600, hu 9r952S. dustrial, commercial,, residential. Housing and Home Finance Agency - Nice sliaded lot with good view. Manchester nputes. Cleaning at- , - Mortgages 31 EMPLOYMENT opportunities «t 9-8464 ' 1 RANCH—6 rooms. West Side, VALUE THE WORTH OF IflEIR PRWEBTY.’EF YOU'ARB Joseph P. Smith, Acting Director ' Priced right. Jeriy Fay Agency, Youngstown kitchen with built- PLANNING TO SEU. YOUR HOUSE, LAND OR BUSINESS ^ Re F. DIMOCK COe -^-Ml 9 -5 2 4 5 tfts. cellars, y^ds. Cardl^rd, Grant’s Parkade Stote. Full-time . M l 3-702*. 1641 FORD V-8,-good , motor, good metal drum s' available Reliable CASH AVAILABLE. If you have- and part-time on Luncheonette Community Disposition Program ' EIGHT ROOM modified ranch, 8 ins, 3 bedrooms, dining room, full p r o p e r t y , c a l l u s t o d a y TO GIVE YOU .AN HGNBST tires. 282’ Wooodlahd Street. lawn malnteni^ce. Ml $-^6T, - real- estate equity, call us for Depainment, maiturs Mrsen pre WILCO MACHINE TOOL 00. 1626 K Street, N.W. ' / FOUR BEPROOMS. 2-car $arage, unfinished, fireplace, recreation basement,' carport, ■"/'$2,400 as APPRAISAL, OF ITS FAIR MARKET VALUE. IT IS IMPOR LOUIS C. DIMOCK JR., M l 9-9828 DONALD HENRY, MI 4.1771 sumes VA. mortgage at!4%%, T _ funds. $200Q requires only $44.60 ferred. • Full-time on Yard Goods BOUTE 6 and^4A— BOLTON, CONN. Washington 25, D. 'p. AA fo n e lot 90x200, Priced *“ room, garage, sweeping views, W TANT TO RE.MBMBER THAT ANY RROPERIY FAXIU.Y iiqn* FOR SALE, 1946, very - per month, including repayment. „ Department, experienced prefer upper 30s, CWl G. S. Keith, MI acres, only |17,900. Carltco W. 317.900, phiibrick . Agency^ ' MI PRICED H HALF* SOLD. . clean. CaU between 6-7 p.m,, MI MASON STONE work, sidewalks', Telephone DU 2-4217 Frank . Burke. 248-8897 days, - or red. Many part-Ums (^>ening8 tar M191. , Butchini, ^ MUX ' B«66a; i steps, patios. CaU MI 9-64Si. 629-655$ evenings. evenings. 1 I.-' V i- .,/. ■ '"V-

lATpRDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1962_, ^G E FOURTEEN ilRancI;»ater lE^nftts -7^ A bout Tow n Vital School Pages V WiU Be PubUshed ’Visiting hours 1 •n»e Army-N&vy Club 'Auxiliary Business, for all areas, except, ^matonil^, will rtept WiwJnesdajK'rtight at In JHerald Tuesday .where ,0iey ire 2 to 4j80 and 6:80 R:30 at the club houae' 1990 Main ' p.in., and arlvate redins St. Membera are-* remindrt to The Herald will publish its they are Mfa.m. to 8 pun. bnns to r a "cup auction’’ tors are iîiested not to to take plice following: the busi- annual school pages edition smohe in patlenla’ 'coopas. No neas meeting. Refreahments will' Tuesday as a service to Man more than two vlritOrs at one. be aer\eatquaj ted’’ meeting of brcjpk, 11. Legion Dr., Rockville; Grady Horton, Warehouse Point; Wesley Ci WSCS, of South The federal .government, helps Methodist lykill be held .’Tuea- Charlotte Riley, 188 Center St.; at the home of those Who help themselves’. Mrsl Dorothy Curry, 1097 Main day nigln at 7 This $^ms thfe lesson to~ be 1 • ~ MrjXKoderick A /v McCann, 160 St. . , learned from the requirement that enton St. any town accepting federal renew ADMITTED TODAYi Robert’’' al money establish a Program for C!k>rneliu80h, 5 Seaman Circle; Ar Robert C Rusconi. son of Mr. Community Improvement anc^ ' a This is an, artists rendering of theplanhed Morland'Tool Co., producers of a variety ^ parts for gov- thur Woolafd, 341 E; Center St. and Mrs. Ervin E. Rusconi, 23 Citizens Advisory Council. • ernment projects, which will be>hullt and occqpled within the next eight months on "rolland Tpke., BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Ensign St., has received a com Opposite the ABA Tool St Dlyô., Inc. 'The announcement of the relocation of the firm from to Mr. and Mrs. Moreland Lord, BM4 Forest St., JOINS f ir m duce the new helicopter. program will bjêcided upon, and "It was of real importance for (Aug. IQ); Alexander EagJcson of lilfSiRita English, Clark Rdl,..Bol- o t the W' , who was a member. future meetlijg dates set. Atty. John P. McKeon of 67 306 Hackmatack St., .mechanic ton; Sk* Oswsdd y^jfthaon. Crest- anted an< Hilltop Dr. has joined 'the, Ha'i’t- Sikorsky'Aircraft to be awarded' Town Planning Engineer Ed this assignment,’’ he said. “It vrill tester “B” (.Aug. 14); a n d ^ w a rd ridge Df’if^VeFrton:'John Ramsay, an, repre Mystic Review, WBA-, will-meet ward Rybcayk, in charge of get •ford law firm of Horwltz and R. Kehoe of 240 Spruce St., sheet East H artfh^; Noralt Uzell 'and Tuesday at 8 p.m, in Odd Fellow’s ! Rignts^f Way Qtvnership Dot Ebehstein, It was announced ear enable the division to help keep in ting the CAC started, has sug tact the team that has designed rttetal worker In D963 (Aug. 19). son, RF a t y , Ch Hkll. Mrs. Harriett Olsaver, Mrs. | gested the establishment of three lier this week. Oanada. Allen Ellis and Mrs. John Lovett! A graduate of Georgetown Uni and. built such successful turbine- Agendaior Directors Tuesday subcommittees, to study problems powered helicopters as the S-61, S- Bing gov will serve refreshments. * of housing, planning and develop versity ' School o f Law in 1955, Uona; 1( ment, and health, education and McKeon wak Sdniitted to the 62 and S-64', e a ^ of which has form the Several of the items, to b e’’e6b on the new Marine Personal Notices at the rn tp in g Tuesday at 8 p.m. elected from the 15 • appointed attorney with Cole^nd Cole of to 'dlepla recreation and educatioiypark; sea members of the committee. Hartford* Prior to thSt, he worked Corps helicopter that it has done. HOMES TV ttea, whi in the Jdunicipal • Building con-. ting fKTublic hearing:' oit an in- The Program for Community as an adjuster with the Travelers in the past for this add other mi)l<" been eve ceriv-Uie ownership of road rights creased^-appropriatiOn for street tary services." j In Memoriam Improvement mory. of Charlpn W. ROGERS STUDIES PROCESS aeJiatf-jM who parsed away S^pt^mber^ One is the acceptance of var vising the Manchester Country the new housinêbde, to insure Hartford County Superior "Court. ious easements in connection with Club lease to lirfril,^play by non the maintenapee of minimum He is a member of the state Evaluation of a method for 'l«o- ^ UNION ST.. ROCKVILLE. COHN. ' eoFonatit • the in.stallatiqn 6f a-sanitary sew.r residents. ducing non-metallic materlala with by thU |K , Thig day do we remember, standards o f ' community dwell and county bar associations, X-' A loving thought wf* give* er in Norwood Rd. and Farm Dr. ings; Knights of Columbus of Man closely-controlled electrical con TR 5-4444 or Ml 9-3900 Itaria S For one no longer wit Another is the proposed pur 2— To encourage adoptibn of achester and the Holy Name So ductivity characteristics is under ' K.O.- - But' bi -Qim hearts ejifl lives. chase of the Olcott Dr. parklet tjockville-V *^rnon cpmprehenslve plan for the town; ciety* ' N; investigation by Rogers Corp., M O' for $1,000. Rogers, Conn.^This new prjxSess viaion :a< Daughter^'^BIta and husband. 3— To study areas of present or * .'w: ’i’ Another is the possible accept 'Incipient blight within the town; NEW OWNERSHIP will make it possible to _aitmn a ■aentsury lem oriaiii ance of deeds to permit, realigh- LaPointe Awarded ^ ^ T o assist in the enforce' The Corner Soda Shop at Main high degree of conductivity with .toam ot In loWirg memory of Charles Carson, pient of Burnham St., which is ment'^b^ codes and ordinandes; arid Bissell Sts. has changed hands, out . degrading . the physical prop loom, led who passed away September 3. 1954. being- reconstructed. $1 Million Contract effective today. The business'has erties of the materials. (1958). 5— To X^dvelop means for the eapaeity The directors will ct^tiider ap town to me^t the. expenses of been purchased by Jack Shea, for Initial developihent is designed at would w« give if we could .say, to produce^pOnductlve materials ' tors iir'i Hello," In the same, old way. proving assessments ^ o r sanitary LaPointe Industries of 155 W. slum clearance’ merly of Hartford and Springfield, To hear your voice, to see your smile. sewers benefitting pbrtiphs of Ol based on firm’s specialty ma artosto a To sit and talk with you awhile. 6— To help famil^s displaced byMass., from Victor Morellt. . cott Dr.. Falknpr'Dr., and all of Main St., RpekviHe has been award Shea, who most recently"inove(( terials'. ^Future work will be aimed Edr Mlai Though abiênt. you are. near. relocation-to find neVn^honves t660 an Still loved and missed and ever dear.' Jarvis Rd., Salem Rd. and Morse ed a $1 million gpyemment con 7— ^To encourage citfitajj partito Manchester into a newly con at hjmating a new family of ma- tract. ley, Lyr Wile. Waughtem. Rd. cipation in community projects. structed S'pruce St. apartment The water department is seek Washington sources said today Successful development would Anne Fl> Sons and sinter. Members of the CStftens Advis building has been employed wlUu ' Their ing approval ofê^gT.OOO appropria LaPointe had been given a $1,411,- ory Committee are Norman C. Cb* the Peter Pan Restaurant of WeSt mean that manufacturers could tion from its capital improvement 824 contract to^'supply 1,053 radio K ^ tford for the past five Years. select non-metalllcs for their in mollp, 7.1 Constance Dr.; I^ymond tisat the jeserve fund for installing 12-inch sets to' the Army Electronica Ma HcS m been In the reslaupseht busl- herent properties and have elec F. Damato, 24 Homestead St.; Ed trical conductivity as an added aeoght-a pipe instead of 6-inch pipe in 900 teriel Command in Philadelphia. win F. Dwyer. 52 Litchfield St.; neas for 12 years. .xt Notice feet of Linwood Dr. in the Darling plus. ' ■ ' . m ata o t Thomas J* DZurenda. 49 E.' El Morelli, an adverW^ng salesman aa do d Farm subdivision ofif Keeney St., for The Herald,^qulred the busi dridge'St.; John J. Hutchinson, 113 jn m .Um and to cross Keeney St. to an exist Helaine Rd.; Walter N. LeclercT 23 ness in January 1954 from Walter Joseph K. Banning o t 94 W. WE HAVE DAILY Middle ’Ppke., representative for ing town water main. Police 4rrests M ain,St; EMward J. Sweeney, 90 Hennequin. He has been operating Each DELIVERY TO tHE The water department also wants Baldwin Rd the shop since with his wife, the Nationawide Mutual Insurance Co.. Nationwide Mutual Fire In aatimate approval of installing another. 600 Also. Neil Patterson, 104 Bald Emma. Cloytoii Choso Is wished Happy Birthday by ahe doei feet of the 12-inch main at a later Ronald U Fournier, 18, of 231 win Rd;; Victor Swanson. 30 Hqd-; surance Ca and Nationwide Ufe having ] Hilliard St.. last night, at about NEW CHEF Insurance Co. at Maricbester, is George Lofieur, District MdiKêr oif Radio and son S’t.; John W. Chudobs, 92 Tah-- one of 30 agents who 'ffils week any, Abe BOLTON (?êr- items on the directors’ 9(45 'was charged with reckless ner St.; Alexander C, Penny, 395 Soinething new has come to Applionet R C A Distributor. The party is In honor , ■ they a*i agenda are authorization of a ref driving. ’Hie arrest was made at Maneftester’s restaurant world in attended the sales ’Training Pro Burnham Rd.; William A. Moor- gram being conducted by-Nation ' pearanci erendum in November on whether the Center after Fournier had been house, 177 Henry St.; York G. the person ot James Carroll, new of Clay's oii^f years of Color service and RCA "You the town shall establish a two-year observed by police travelling at an chef at the Walnut Restaurant, wide Insurance of .Columbus, AREA Strangfeld, 158 Greenwood Dr.; Ohio, at Northampton, Mass. atoility I community college: appointment of excessive rate, of speed and weav-, Mrs. Elaine Malek. 499 Lydall St.; who has.-provided something dif tight years of proven color performance. aaid Mi a successor to Mrs. Charles Pon- ing in and out while passing other ferent for the tastes of the eat reign I and Mrs. Marion Mercer, 174 Lud^ Donald.. B. Ba.ssett, president of ticelll on the advisory park and Vehicles along Maih St. He was or low Rd. ing publid. S trid e * i LENOX recreation board: appointment of a dered to appear, in Circuit. Court Carroll, with 17 years of chef the Plus School of ' Business in Boston, recently announced the successor to tha late Loiiis H. Cus- 12, Manchester, Sept,.. 17. and baksr work under his belt, PHARMACY is featuring special "nights and opening of a new btanch at Hart Miss Barlle Gets special dishes for all nationalities. ford, which will specialize in 299 E. CENTER ST. Italian Night, German Night: teaching the operation of IBM office *hfiaohlnes. ■ - i i Heffernan Grant New Enând Night, and other TEL Ml^9^894 special n^hts featuring the foods of different nationalities, "is the The board, of directors of Kirig’s W O W " Whot Service Miss Karen Bartle, daughter of Department Stores, Inc., Thursday PLACE ORDER— PICK IT UP IN 10 MINUTES Mr.-and Mrs. Joseph M. Bartle of new theme at the Walnut Res in! New York, declared a 5 per 48 Davewell.R^., Soyth Windsor, taurant at 7 Walnut St. = DON’T BELIEVE US? THEN TRY US The popularity of the new cent stock dividend payable Sept. has been, awarded the Rev. Arthur 28. 1962,'to stockholders »f record J. Hefferrnan Scholarship for a full theme and variety of dishes has on Sept. 10. year’s . tuition at feast Catholic roven . very successful, Roger PIZZA-RAY'S •iTarando, proprietor said this ARE YOU IN High School. .NEW. PRODUCTS: A kind of j 130 SPRUCE STREET— Ml 3-0031 The annual grant is made possi gweek. Something different every day, a gourmet's delight, he said. lunar stethoscope to listen to in . ble b y the Ladies Guild and the ternal rumblings on- the moon and or out of Open 2-1 i—Sun, 4-10 _Holy Name Society of St. Francis . Carroll, a native of Atlantic SMALL Sat till 12 transmit baek to earth the tell ' o f, Assisi fûrch, fiouth Windsor. City, N.J., has a long career of tale vibrations which may - yield HOT WATER? CLOSED WEDNESDAY The panel of judges included culinary work at such places as scientific clues' as' IOC.OO Water Softeners OIL SERVICE, Inc. 46 Years Of Serviea FEATURING COMPLETE LINE OF 301^15 CMter St. FRUITS •VEGETABLES 'Zone Control WM. DICKSON Mobilhedt nV"" Bath Rootns G ^'ERAL ELEiCTRIO OEAUERB BREAD • DAIRY PRODUCTS -J---- -■»-* - KiiQWirfor .Quality Pro<|acte and,Bsrvioa & SON i -Phone Ml 6 ^ 2 6 » C^LD CUTS JigY NOW-HIGH TRADES 841 Broad Manchesto^lU 8t684A . 2 ^

. t >AT! Da- Gatl Ar- Ave., Bol-’" fc'.- ^ ^ • iluila I "> -•• lose- ' OHANNBLS s-s-is-sa-s*-«»-n gt.; 13 SEPT. 1 tlini SEPT. 7 The- TV Week tock- Fman BVBD.^. %. DKXDraON « OD, talk isaell v m a o a v m T S«ta> ' vllle; 'olnt; St.; :am Main

bbert"' ' ; Ar- St. ,-y • -r* . 8on Lord, Bart Parka wiH return to r hla< tlm entertainment woiM. *A1- > Mr. . aicbth year aa master at c e r e i^ moat evenr day I. hear some ret- i Le ales . Or whether I remembered to bring ^ is a ‘.L The haaic content-of the Mlso the limch.-’ ’ Dr.; iuhapiea Pageant program will be The most recent of the quartet rt St; ttie BtCn)e aa in previoue yeare—56 of Mias America tltleholdera, Mlaa ...Bol- , of the worid’s mort beautiful, tal Fleming, r ^ r t e d a similar, reac ;jrest- ented end J(«y^nable young wom tion at Michigan State Uhivereity, maay, en, represOntii^the 60 statee, the where she is a student. "Thore 1 and Cdetrtct of CbluWWa, New York are very few references made to City, Chicago, Pu ertoR ico and last year here.-at school,’* riie / Oanada. They wiH be seOn in eve said, but when she makes bookings' ning gown and- swimsuit competi for local or state pageants etto- tions; 10 semi-flnalists wiH per where, "naturally It Im whalfpeo- •. form their talent acts; and five o f pie want to hear about.’* fhla .group, ao flnaUsts, will engage ' Singer-dancer Bobby. Van will in a <|ueatlon-and-answer sesirton be the only on-stage pmformer to 'display further their pereonaH- other than. Parks-'and the H ebn- ttea, which the judges will have testants. He will serve aa a partv been evaluating during the entire ner for M ai^' Beale Fletcher, MMo --..week in Atiahtlc City. Americaôf 1M3; who la an ah- 'Chimactie event of the two-and- compHsKed dancer. ' x ' ■ d-htofThour broadoaat will be the tto ^ at the program.^ will be ' ooronaflan of Mieo Amerioa IMS « Magic of MIss.AmericA" A by thia yaar’o Misa, A m e ri^ variety of magic effects and UIu- iinria Seale Floteher o| Ashyilu, slMis will be employed to - ota ty out the themci.' Ab a'flisr febture-for .tne telo- Bemie WSyne, who composed vMon .audlenoo thio )tear, oom- the award-winning "Misa Ameriea naontary wfll bo offered by a W * "(***rhere She Ic. Miss Amelk toam of four former Mias Amer- has written aeyeral new loaa. led by Marllyh Van Derhur, musical numbers .for this yeaFa (1968), haa serVed^ ta thik Fageant. They , include "The Magic enpacity with male commenta- Of Miss America," "A Very Spe ton in prsriouo yean*. In -her cial Olrif" "Abbracadabra Alalra- grq«g> of beauty enperta Win be aam," "Everybody Can’t -Be A Skr Mlso Amerioa aiatera of I860, Slpner.’' which will be sung by 4 3 s tMO and iM d—Mary Ann Mob- ccoteatants - who were etate win- Lynda Lae Mead and Nancy nkra -competing in last year's Anne Fleming. _ Pageant, and "Cood Night, Bvery- X' Their arteeUon aa eomnmnta- OBe.” . ^ *Fhree former Miss Americas who will serve aa wriunentatoirs______during______this ^year's _program_(^, _ left to to n waa for the obvloue.is. Hnvrllaa / ■ Baaay B Cecil tt In a 10-round middleweight bout U iM ThU 1« irCMia T:to Tarry Maaan - x t from Exposition HaH. Louiavilla, ed; " I get a raal kick out ef being Pealarr Perry Maaon tuma down a Kv part of the -‘Misa Ameriea Pag- . Blae Aa(»l« n S6.000 offer from a wealthy man U;t I Saturday SjMrto Final S. St. tt Bis Pletare to clear a pretty Kiri C"*'rxad Itil I Satarday Nlgkl Bepart tt eaht." The girls gre delightful to' 1;« ■TD N*. S with stealinc hla wife valuallanle ^ Satarday Nlalit News B Weather- work with, and I’m not bogged Min WmM B««a«r paSMHit rose paarIjL rdar "Wichita • Joel McCraa. Uoyd lahed second last year, you know." Maaae-n ■ bride, unexpectedly finds romance WraattiaS'.-*'^ ------with a ifunfiKhter. (R) I P ^ ¥ ^ b ^ Ganae S Baarh Ridera - - ^ Calvia Aad Ilia ^loael' S, SS. SS Cleveland Browns va Lot Angeles Jeff Spencer (Roger Smith) and ^ ta m k RmmipaII The Coltmel figuraa out a why-to Rama. Kookie (Edward Byrnes) separato- 'Vankces vs. ganaaa City awindle nia wtfe'a women's cldb. 'Academy TKaater''-. S. ELECTRONICS Basabali' (Rl. ' "Northern Pursuit". Errol Flynn. ly approach- the same kilters in Red Sox va. HInnraota. S:St Beam For Oaa Mara. S. SS. SS Julie Bishop. "The Parallel -CSqierT’’ the "77 Sun Satarday Atteraaea Kayla n Georca .buildfcouraKe to aak for Lata Shaw $• set Strip’’ story over ABC-TV Pii- LABORATORIES "The SaTOCdsman". iMrry Parka. a raiaa, bolfevine Anpa ha# prl- "Dial •M- FOr Murder",. Rfy "Scarlet Iftfeet”. Bdward O.. Roh- . vale hoard of money. ..(R). Milland. Grace Kelly ây.'Sept. 71 Inaon. Joan Bennett. , StSe Dafapddra S Thrilla- A SkUla M ' Ahc elderly man is charced artth 2 7 7 BROAD BraaSal Theater ' W atealing $8,000 from a firm oamed Basaball ' ?! by hla son and nephew. (R). linar Of Start IS Tka "kTan Han SS ttar Mlaa Braaka~ S Pat'a former aweathaart triaa to' Oartaaaa . .J Involve Pat and Billy In an evil MllUaa DollarlfavWi . . <- *• achema.'(R). MeatiRg dealer "Captain Of-The douda" Jamea - Leave tt Ta Beaver S. M .CS Shell Oil Cacney. Dennis Korean. Beaver bacomaa deapondant whan lataraaHanal SkawtCwe M he leama he's reached the? "awk- TV Baca af tka Weak ' O ard axe.” (R). .. -ItW tmmgUi JIaa ' , S / Th* iVlrd Haa - Jt offers jiNtoiiiatk: WraaUlea • OiWBasabaH „ . , »• deli«eiy Kavla at f ■ . J ' i Mela va. Cardlnala "The Narrow Karsta"; Ohariaa tits Satarday .Nlaht A« 'Hw M a ^ ^ MoGraw. • -- ..'-—a, "Otur subomstlo refill aeryfoe keeps socursts Separaaaa ■ - . _ '. m (Color) "Bird ofif Taradtoa!Paradise", LCtto ■araa Bare Of Waak - $0 Jourdan, DebraI Paget. A TTenok- track xtf yoiir hestlnf pjUuppI]|i~t^ us wheoi Alsia— * man trayellne In L the______South____ Seas you aeed oltN e ehsrgs for this eM rs ■ervlos.'* ____BaasM maeU and marriea a native Bkl. t-Wealkaa. Sparit. Saw. " Intandinx to adopt her-.-aotintry Batardar; fOskt Bai and customs. (R)..... 8«»* Su T acts Oa Amarlea The Lawrence Walk Shaw S, M. SS Gray Ohasi “ • Mualcal hour of aonea. danclax > Airaua'a WarM and Instrumental solos featucinK / I Brakaa Arraw Lawrence Walk 'and hla Cham- Oaaia aad RarrM pOKne Mualc Uakera. MHMLIENIlEy Third M ta SsSe Have aaa^wm Travel S rua Paladin hante a youna outUw Oalaaal Otadra- _ . V who reoertedly has alain II G. LEROY NORRIS Baaay aadl -Ôael Kopla with a aholKun to avanse Naw BarlaaBa a death of hit father. (R). - If :se Oaaamahr . * ASSOOIATK i Nawa Vicious ComanCheroa— reheeade Americans and Mexicana— cap- C n-$ iL e it sERvice Innurmee of 4lt Kin4* icn> e. BOX 4M. MANOHESTEK ICE PLANT OPEN Bonds .JUNDAYS 8 AM. to 1 PJ*. ikoao M l 0-B87I WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. te OBBEN STAMPS—$4-HOCE SBKVIOE $44 M. MAIN ernUEET CICAOKED ICE BIjOCK ic e — CUBES Mata OEIeo.BHd.'tHta' ' -WoBte i,;BoltoB ' PHONE Ml S-68M Ml-

, Ben Cartwright (Lome Greene) UNDAY Television PROGRAM Television makes a ajefious mistake when h t , I Com ing J 1 TUESDAY PROGRAM suggests neighboring rancher Asp' Baseball 38 7:88 Deunit The HeuMb 8t The. Admiral and SwabhY Shew 11:11 Taecday StarUyht Manor (Arthur Frank) as -a >»- - - Balti.ialtimore Orioles Cleveland Mr. Wilson's man to win the'l 8..: 1ft Moments Of Comfort “Murder On Amroval". "^'Bird oIn Paradfse,"- a Sou^ MomcaU i f C «m f«H Indians hrst annual road race for horsey | 8:28 Newscope—Bulletin Be The Three'Bieehea it Conway. Delphi Lawrence. placement for wounded sh^rlfC Beas advûii;e drama atarriiig; S:M Bnlielin ~ Wlanlag Pins less carriages are threatened by 8:25 University Of The Air FHm SB Teaitht <0) Roy (Coffee (Ray.'Teal) liv'"The Debra Paget, Louis Jourdan 'and S :lf Newt, W< l:ftft Basefc^ a hasty proihi.se tcv .use the autd i Mnsieale* S;SB )Bnriy Show SI S()eTe^ _____ AHleai Show Law JJaker,” a repeat e{^Mde o* 8:1ft Sacred H Yankees vs Kansas City. to take D ^ n is and nls friends o n ' 8:58 Kusic In America ’.’The Beautiful - Ohedit” . Bonita U.-M BeeHa Flew NBC-TV’s "Bonanrai*' full-ho«r Jeff Chandler, wllkbe the color, 8:80 The Clirlttepki 2:88 Bi|seball a picnic on the day of the raCe 7:88 Twentieth Centkry BoyblnllonF Oranvillc. 11:SD sieve Alien Shew film repeat feature Of NBC-TV’s The Slery Red Sox vs. Minnesota'! (R) World Affairs Sea HanI 4B Tealirhl “ Here Comes Mr. vJordan' 1968). Sept.. 1 t9-ir p.m. EDT)., Thlt It The Life ert Montgomery. X (Color) “ Chico. th«^ misunder olic Faith . 8 FeUx 'The Cat . t 1 :N ' Newa Africaltare P»r»de ^M^sterious Desperado'*. stood Coyote.” A ooyole pup es ^ Weather 88 Qalek Draw MeOraw' t ' Capt. DrakdSfTerence Motân) Sacred Heart capes from a desert xoo. with h*® f-.M BFD N«, S S - ■■ ef Biley _ U X has a chance to'-dônstrate his 9:1ft The Chrlttophert Sports Jfllm family, and struggles for aurviyal BuUe.R I two ** 9:S8 llnderttandmit Oar WorM 2:18 BasebdlH 'Bullpen against nature and man. (R ). CLEARANCE 7 :U Three Stoozea • • ; « ' chivalry after a battle, with two Talk Back 2:2ft Baseball fallow The Snn 8. 48. 58 *^*«»*R f S:1S : Spanish galleons when ' )ê finds ^ Tkii It The Ufe Mets vs. St. T-iOUis Cardinals “ A Ghost In Her Gazebo.” Widow l:W'Okptabi Kuiruoe S «:16 '______News and .fipeHs - ^'WA-A-AY WE oo/ ■- that among the survivors 'Me the Oral BoJMrtt The Christophers ^ ft> ed .president of wealthy corpora Breakleet Time < ■ SiSd Wcet P ( L8:88 Lama My Feed 8 E c to r’s Choice ' 58 tion insists on consulting her late R;M For Yoer ■aferraatleD M Berne < lovely Countess Inez (NatSaha “ An Ancient wiUiett/! third of Interviews and news aeries. Fen- husband via a merman medltim *:M Hap Btehuê •- SATURDAYS . .^BS?ry Parry) and her two young cOusinS^ a ’teriet of Hpeclal programs pro- dl Yerxa. editorial director and (R ). ' Jack L e l«u ie Shew Adveeleree PedrO'(Peter Hempson) and Con- . duced in 'England, delineatea ichorman. ^ 8:88 Kd Snllivan Show* 3i Konomper Room BIr: Pietere the ancient pageantry of the 4:08 IssMs and Answers 58 Guests: Johnny Mathis. song n MODa mEVISON SETS Oeptala Keezeroo t:M Mce Ot DeeHey suelo (Lynne Parry K in "The hltf)unday> cc^remoi^ at 'St. G e o r » Meany, President of the stylist: McGuire Sisters, vocal l:l& Denble Drake Show • :4S Newe • s. St. sd Prisoner,” an episode of NBC- ary Redchffe in Brlttol. Eng* trio; Jackie Mason. comedian »;M The Hilllonelre T;M Ta Tell The Treth AFLrCIp. disbusses the ' Presi ^M oriiiat Movie a Fveninff Report.nthX.. NevDÎ TV's "Sir Erahcis Drakd” series landk Rev. R. F. ' Cartwrlmt, dent’s i^ o r d and his relations and others. (R) t- • vicar of St. Mary't, takes view with business and labor, unem • :.38 Sir Fraacis Drake 2T. 38 i mVAMA^nd DUMONT / " I Married A Doctor, Pat Sunday, Sept, x ? (8:30-9 p.rp er* on a>tpur of the church. Drake matches wits with a beau . O’Brien. Joaephine Hutchinson, Snboorlplian Televlalan ployment ^ d the -national econo 1«;M Celender Weather, l,ecal News PDT). \ , The Gh'riiittfm|mrg , 8 my X tiful Spanish aristocrat. Whom he i t. m Chalice Of SMvaltoa VZ had rescued at sea. ' i Bar When n . M Newe aad WeaBier Sacrifice Of n^Mata 88 4:88 Thrills and 81 Hollywood Special s 8. 48. ftS A i m STEREO and RADIOS IDiM. P ier Tomr Rneeh tt. M Film Oieyenne (Clint Walker) 'and a Thlt It The Life 48 This Week In “ Men in War.” Robert Ryan, j (Color) 7:15 Backetafe remorseful gun fighter teach a 18:1ft Living Word 8 Oral Roberts Aldo Ray. Sto^y of combat pla HomrnuAer’a Movie I. Sport* Camern 18:80 This ft The Answer \ . 8 ' America lAnd toon In the Korean War. (R ). "Sins Of Man,” Jean Hersholt, Newe school marm’s son the tru'th about Look Up And Live Sports. View ^:00 TV Theater - ‘ ? t Barbara Rereard Show M 7:3* Wyatt Barp the West's bad men in "The Idol’’ “ The Cnuroh and Social S:08 News ‘Ten days in the Sun* . Storv of tt:M The Price le BIRht » N Ideramie,ie (Color)______n . on the "Cheyenne Show” Monday, Part I. Th4* rCle of the Wide World Of SiNirts an elderly Chicago* tailor whose | (Color). Two oiitlawn blow-up at etapo on Catholic Church in the National Water Ski Cl zest for life la shaken by the j Tennea.ee Rmie Ford Show which ie rldinp shotgun. OS) Sept. 3, over ABC-TV. order. Guentt: The Right ships. Ca'laway Gardens., * reception he gets when he upex- . I. M. U Medic S Monsiraor George Hiferfns. DlreC- Mountain. On. Jim McKay ,. pectedly visits his son in ra il tliS t Concentration. It, M Bage Baaay M,.*SS Dana Andrews plays a hard- ,tor or the Social Action Deport- irei^hru fornla. (R ). Yonre For A Bone M. BI Cartoon series with Mel Blanc >neiit of^ the National Catholic alanace Of Pear Bonantu 22. 38 i I2;«0 Love Ot U lc S providing character voices. boiled law enforcer who loses his Welfare Conference. 5:8ft Washington Conversation (Color) “The Law Maker.” Ben BIC SAVINGS Yonr Fir.t Imprea.IoB n. s« S:t5 P Passwordi S heart .to a. homeless youngster in 11:08 Camera Three 8 5:80 PAttenhKin Music 22 makes a serious mistake-when he PLUS STANEK'S DEPENDABLE SERVICE (Color) Allen I.udden host, Featuring "The Boy \ô Wasn't Wanted” on Experimental serien:. Jarhes. Mac- (Color! Jhhp Doremus is host. To suggests a meek man, as replace Jane Wrman Show guest celebrities, nmirew. host. “ Four-Handed day's them X-“ Come Fly With ment' for the wounded sheriff 1?:30 Search For Tomorrow lehelor Father S, M, SS "Alcoa Premiere” Tuesday, Sept. Piano” , a concert by. the riJano Me “ \ Troth Or Con.eqn.rncea Kelly buys her Uncle Bentley \ — A, 10-11 p.m.ôver ABC-TV. duo of Yaltah 'Menuhin and Joel Ivanhoe s, 3 In The World 3 ELECTRONICS Camonflage $12 suit that rails iwart at men’s yce. Behind Closed Dooba,^ 38 12:45 The Oniulidini g Light apparel meeting. (R). Interest series starring W^her. Lecnl News 22 galth For Today 8:88 The Twentieth CehtnVv S Warr>m Hull as ho.st. LABORATORIES 12 :U'News Day Report ^.Cricket (Connie Stevens) dis Ajpi.oricant At work , 1:80 Best of Groncino 8:98 Debie ^ H s / 8 “General Marshall.” Story of 18:80 randlo^J'amern 3 , Bsat Ssller Detejîned to have Dobie for guise as Polynesian p rl to help The Chlldrea’t Hoat General George Catlett Marshall, Show G XThe Week 22. 3« j 277 BROAD ST. .Western Jamboreb At Home With Kitty he^P’^ e ry own,^ Zelda Gilroy stone uncoVey smuggling ring in “ Aloha, soldier and .statesman., Guegts; “The World's Greatest Robbery Actloni News nothing to discourage, competi- 11:15 Big Mac Shoan. 7T I Robert A. T.,ovett. Undersecretary Part,'!. Tîght’a drama covers ’ Ml 9-1124 Cricket," the "Hawaiian E5ye” a II ;30 Challenge O f cXpitalinra 8! Film Îton from other’ girls. (R ). of State under Gen. Marshall: and the planningXnd execution of the 1:05 Midday Movlo Alfred Hitchcock Presesits 22. 88 story for Wednesday, Sept. 5, ov Jewish N e^t A Views 8, Prank McCarthy, wartime aide to robbery by.. i K underworld “ spe 1:88 Gale Storm Show... A. crook picks a green youth to ABC-TV. V Science Fictton Theater 2t Gen, Marshall. (R>. cialists.” (R). \ help rob a messenger. fR). Sacred Heart’ - , 'M: Meet the Press * 22. 38 As The World Turns 18:38 What’ s My L in e fX ? Social Notes Wllh Kitty New Breed ft. 48. 58 11:4ft Sootkl Security v 8 Burns A Allen 18 V John Daly, moderator and panel The Mertropolitan Squad tries to Bypassed by. l^ e i'L o ry (Eil^n Athericani At Work 88 ists r Dortfthy KilgaHen. B+mnett Harvey Olson' Show 12:88 Accent * 8 :38 ftltster Ed 3 Blblft Answers help a couple understand the lyan) resigns herselfsto becoming Wilbur Post is a. candidate for Ceipf and Arlene Fraacis. * . pUimt of their,-mentally retarded Builder’s Showcase 8 T.iberace. X |1:35 At Home With Kitty aall-order bride, but ai^xpetrted- Travelogue - the title of world’s greatest op WE GUARANTEE TO ^ son. (R l; Lawman 2:80 Password 9:88 ’The Comedy Spot 8 ly hnds romanw with feOOw stage >• Around Town 38 timist as he. faces trial in a “The Tjong Gun.” MarshaKTroop The Jan Murra; Dawn Bible Inrtitute . \ 48 Mexican court. (R ). (Color). Story of a couple’s efforts to tell passenger Bill Trent (Lin\>fc- The Campslgn And The Candi learns . that peace officer X®^^. a housekeeper she is not wanted. 12:15 People In the News 8. Wyatt has lost his nerve and SAVE YOU MONEY! Day In Cow CtarthyXsa gunfighter. in “JttndNpf Industry On Parade 88 dates 22. 38 / .A ' (R ). “ T h e National ' Chairmen.” W plans to ambush two outla 2:38 House Party Dick Powell Show 22, 98 a Minor Gbd’*^ on NBCrTV’S "T a ie 12:38 We Believe 8 (R). Oiir FREE Home Heating Survey will tell you In ad\*Bnoe how mucfti a TIM KEN Loretta Young N. ’ Hollywood’s Beat 8 ' Chet Huntley and’ David An American World W ar II pilot of Wells Fargo”' color broadcast 11:00 Sunday -News Special Seven Keys ■ returns to the Italian town ^'hlch. \ “Charter Pilot”. Lloyd Nolan. Brinkley Interview Democrhtic News 88 W all Ptame SyMtMR will save! So stop burning up tSioee hcEtUfiF dolktra, shve op 8:88 The Edge Of Night Saturday, SeptXl (•7;30-8:30 p.m ''LVnn Bari. National Chailpman John M. Ralley offered him refuge 17 years ear Newv'Hind Weather 8 *• 50% n year, convert to TIM KEN: Young Dr.' Malone lier. (R>. EIDT. Repeat of April 7, 1962). Navy Film Of The Week 22 \ *nnd Rep. ‘ William E. Miner Sundnv Night Report 2?. Queen For A Day 12:38 FaitÂnd The Bible 38 \ ( N Y V. Chairman of the Republi- 9:98 Ichnb^ And Me , 9 • News A Weatherman 30 8:8# To Tell The Truth 8 Bob Major causes eyebrows to A. program produced In \ can National Committee. Weekend Rditlon’ 40 The controversial &oyote—often coopcraHmi with the American \Hathaways 8 Out Five Daughters 82; 38 be raised In Phtppsboro when he II :4ft <3iinday .Vlghf .Movie 22 -THE MANUFACTURER Connecticut Bandstand 5 .. -hires an unemployed night rlub pictured as a menace-Hs- etudl^ Coiiricil ofsChrlHtlan Qhurche.s. lesion Bfaekle 18 “ Toast Of New York” . Cary. Air Force fKory 48 Tales Of West Ift- dancer os temporary housekeep in a sympathetic light ln\“ C:3iico. Dr. John Rawlings of Cinn. Grant. Edward Arnold. , THAT’S TOPS! Who Do You Trust? 48. 58 er io. replace Llvvy. (R ).. win speak onXjêaven and What Film 53 11:15 Feature Film 3 the Misunderstood Coyote,” t^full- It 4:80 Banger Andy Show 3 Vonrs Cor a Kong 8. 58 2:80 I>asaie 8 “ Flesh And. The Womaff.” • Gina ■Make Room for Daddy - 22» 38 18.:88 Thlent Seonts hour nature novelette in colot\to Faith For Today \ 48 Tim m y and T>assle search for a Lohobrigida 'P e te r Van Byfrk. American Bandstand . 8|.48. 53 Jim Backus: hont. Featuring be repeated Sunday, SeptT ^ (7 : 12:4ft Americans At W’ork 88 tax b<^k missing from the county Academy Theater 'r*' 8 In The Jackie GleasonShowr the 12:5ft Harry Reasoner—News'-v-- - 8. 48 4:38 N^ws .8 .gu^st celebrities who Introduce p.m. F5DT) on NBC-TV’s^ "Walt tax aasessor’a office'N when Gully “ King's Row” . Ann Sheridan. T l l l I K E l V Here’s Hollywood 82. <18 professional performers seeking a versatilenirfornier will star this fall ■^:00 %'oUr Commiinitv x 3 Wilson ti^ns down a Vequest to Late Show > . 3 8 Disney’s Wonderful W orld of X _ 10 Pin Bowling \ 22 Bullion DoHar Movfe 18 breakthrough to stardom. Guest: find the' b ft, 48, 58L 254 BROAD S ^ T E L . Ml 9-1166 5:08 Popeye Theater 8 Childless det^Qtive struggles with hew ones,too, during the new season. Now Is The Time Of Year Movie At 5 22 his conscience when his wish fop “ Saint'.s Double Trouble” . George, a son la fulfilled. (R ). MO^TOAY Tele^îsion PROGRAM Sanders, Bela Lugosi. 11:09 »w | i. Weather and Sports .3. / Your RugS'Neod Rig News 1% Ckannel! 6:46 Amerlbaas, ^ A^Work . 1 ■ News and Weaiherr .88 8:ift Momeiitg Of Comfi 8 5:55 Felix The Cat V PROFESSIONAL 6:90 Yogi. Bear ' 8:25 Unlv^rsltv of the Air New* . X . 6:30 Anlhrop4»fogy 5:05 The Beav'And The BIkv g MODELS * •W’oh%n»^ • ^ccssscRlts RUG SHAMPOOING 6:5ft Frontiers Of Kii»wledge 6:15 News ^ WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM 7:08 The American Mind Political MANCHESTER In Tour Own Htmie Or Today Show 6:28 AlmapaCu' 4:45 Big 8 Theater 1 a robbery, then find themBeIvnm 7:15 This Our Faith • 'i JsK’i'. wews R Sports ... 8:1i5 Moment at XSomfort 'Ckt® ^ Pickup and pell very Weather wild Bill HtCkok . HOBBY SHOPPB FUN ■In Old Kentdtky.” Will Rogers in hot stater when .a confidence 7;30 Perception OLDSMOBILE 6:28 Neifscops^Rnlletln Bsard 8 Bill Robinson. man decides to put their scheme :3A True Adventure 6:25 tniverrity Gf The Air 8 4:58 American Newstand *' 8, 48 into action (R ) Business Repsirt Clubhouse d "TOUR OI.DSMOBII.E PEAI.ER" Oeeh and Carry' SpetdaJ 7:85 Three Stooges P'or Your Information CUSTOMIZED CAR CONTEST 6:38 Criiis 38 5:88 Popfye Tlêater t ■ 8 • Play Yonr Hnnch. » . 88 7:55 Rocky and Hlg Friends 6:35 Editorial 6:59 Tm» Sociology Of Childhood 8 Movie At 5 > 22 (Color). Merv. Griffin is host. Any 9x F2 /[Q 8:00 Cnp.'itin Knnguroo 6:4ft .tfitui of De>TMrty 512 WEST CENTER STREET 7:99-Yale Reports 8 “ Easy Livin.” Victor Mature. Naked O it^ ft. 48. 88 Ru(f- R ««. 110.80. '*Ôo ft O ft :1ft- Breakfast Time 6:45 Ne' 1$ NOW GOING ON . . .. Today $mow 22, 89 Lucille Ball. j 10:88 David Brinktey’s Journal -88. 88 8:30 For Vuur Information^' 7:69 AfterXllniier Movie M l 8 -1 6 U OOME IN TODAY FOR DETAmS 1:18 This Onr Faith 8 Three Stooges ^ 88 U:88 News. WeathervB Sports^ 8 9:00 ilap Richards Njoodbye My Fancy.” Joan ON THIS INTERESTING CONTEST! « Weather . 1 8 The Admiral -afid Swabby Show News, Weather. Sports 8 lack La l.#anne Show Crawford. Robert Young. 7:88 Legacy 8 48 Big News_ '8 Romper Room 82. Bnsiness Bepori 8 Film *' 58 News It Weather 88 Rveninr Report. N'ew’s R Weather 7:35 Three Stooge* 8 t'aptaln Kangaroo 8 8:88 Sea Hnnt 48 News. SDorls. B'eather 48 SMITH'S 8:15 Debbie Drake Show 3 Heather. Local News' 22 NEW or USED 40.3 CENTER t :55 Becky aad His Friend* 8 filili 53 11:16 .Wednesday Starlight 8 9:3ft The Blillionnlre S News of the Hour apd 8:08' Cnpinin Knngare* 8 Early Show 38 “ Second Chorus.' Fred Astaire, Morning Movie T 8 Weather -39 8:18 Bre^fnst Time 8 “ The Desperadoes Are In Town.'-’ Sports Bonndnp UPHOLSTERY “ Danger Signal".‘Faye Kme/.son. . News and Weather ' ^49 8:841 For, Yonr Information 48 * Robert Arthur. Steve Allen Show Zaclmr.v Scott. • * Parents . Ask About Schools 53 9:88 Hap BIchards 8 5:55 FelU The Cat. 8 11:25 Sports View “ SINCE 1947” t8:(M> Calendar S, 48 7:15 ftlahalla Jackson Slnga 32 Jack La Laah* 8 8:88 Beanie and CecB ft 11:39 Tonight Show v. 8:15 Political ** I (’•■iior' . ' make ameml.s forNktlUng dT ixiv. INVESTMENTS “ “Bride Walks Out.’ . Netrs. 58 Barbara Bernard Show . 48 V Guiding Light 3 BAROM^R^ TELESCiffES ri^SCOPES MAGNIFIERS ^^H0CUIAP3 ^ resort. (R ). . - ! 11:8# ÔBC.ntrAtioa S2. 94 SubNcriptien Television 1ft ___ 248 N MAIN ST, _ 12:55 News Da> Report 22 87th Precinct 32. 30 ITbOES/ Make A Difference Where You Save! Vbur. For A Boas t. M U $26.00 Rasebnll 1ft U:N Vow mrrt IiDprciaa . It. M Weather, f.oeal News 221 A young hoodlum becomes ob- New* and Wenther m UndPrwritera Mots vs. -Pirates (doublebpaderl Ne.«ised with ki'ling . iR ). ^ tHERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN Love Of Life ‘ S 1:88 Best Seller 8 ■ . Film > . “ 581 'Approved PETERMAN PLUMBING Surfside 6 8. 49. ftS - i t - f t A ■ . J u e Wjrmaa S, 44, U 7:15 MahaJia Jackson Sings • . 22 . Best Of Groucho 8 While trying to track down tlie EYEGLASS‘’SERVICE r ']R;94 Trath or. Coaaeqaeacea M M At Home With Kitty 22. 38 Searck Far Tomormw 9 Sports Camem 88' One Call Does It All confidence man who sold their News - ActJiin Newn . 4ft huuseboat. the sleuths turn up n Like the .quality of eyeglasa frames and lenses, thefe are soihe Oamonflaae --- S, 49. 44 e .One Contractor Film . 58 7:88 Ripcord _ • ’ • One ReaponsibiUty. murderer’.s trail. (R ). SAVIMGS ■1S:4S The Gaiwnr LiRht S Wagon Train 22. 9# 1:85 Midday Movie 49 facets Of the sepvice'you get from your optical expert that are., 12;&S New* Day Beport M (Color). A beautiful smuggler e One Payment Plan 1 :.39 Baseball * ' 3 t9:00 Hennesey ' " ' 8 Current I ;M Re.) Seller S •Re .18 fem #6 1:14 Midday MoYie ptTtPUhUS 2:98 The Jan Murray . Show 22. 39 A television “ primer” on U.S. | Stop in tp_ see us vyhenever you need ^ tical services. We’U be 1;M A . the World Taraa " Howard R. Smith 48. 58 • tColor) _ m yiiary .strength Abroad with an .News and Comments.: Weekly re- - Plumblngr Heating Oo. . evaluation of U.S. cat>abiiitic8 tn-1 1007 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER, G ROUTE #1, COVENTRY glacj to help you. ‘ ■ Gale Slarm Show - , 944 Main St.— Manchester Day In ijUourt " 8. 48. ftS ’ -Social Mate* With KlHy ' port and an’aly.sls of important 2:30 L«>retta Young 22. 88 ' prevent .surprise attacks. Frank H a rv^ Ol.oB Show- news stories with guests. , Seven 'Keys . 8. 40 M , McGee l.s commentator. IR). The Cnriitoiiher. 8:88 Great Artists 8 8:98 Voung. Dr. Malone 22. .39 Ren Casey ' 48, 53 : h e l l 1:SS At Homo M'ltli KlHy Foens On> America 48. 53 Queen For A Day ” 8 40 \$ Dr Casey performs emergency 1:44 The daa Marray Shaw (^ h “ The Vanishing Oxa.rks.” Story of -'-•êration to counter threateningft.. I - 1191 8:38 Our Five Daughters II. a three-ây float trip down (h9. Oar STEEDY Specialty 22. 89 smal'pox epidemic. (R); . 5 T . t'uiirtrrllcni Bandstand 8 Bik m m i Pauword ... Current River in the heart of the j Who Do Yon Trust? Film . 2 2 Day fa Coart I. 44. 'Missouri Osarks. Bill Shadel, 48 ft| 18:38-4ê-Gut A Se< ret ^ 3 TRULY DELICIOUS 1:88 Ranger Andy Show t;S4 Loretta Voaaf 11. host. .Make Room For Daddy 22. 88 With Gary Moore as host, and WHArS A “DOUBU-DOUBLE-U”? -H|)B«e Party M C . paiieliats; Bill Chillen. 8:88 Checkmal* .AmeHcnn Bandstand 8. 48 18 l^ven Keys The B ebef tt. 88 CHICKEN 4:88 News Henry.Morgan. Betay^Tôlmer and 8:88 Edge Gf Night A man offers his daughter to -4lere’s Hollywood 22 4 Bess Mej'orson. Celebrity guest; (IT CAN SAVE YOU tlOO-OO THIS YEAR!) Yenag Dr. Malone Johnny in marriage to repay him Brown in 6 MInntes. 4i4ft BU Three* Theater 8 Carol Burnett, comedlenim. (R ). seen F *r A Day Third Man 22 for saving h|is life.* Shop At Home For Your Carped »» "Rose Of Washington Bqbare.” 8nr Five DarnghUn Mr. Lncky-ii The world’s "finest eatin’ chlck- Tyrqne Power. Alice Ff . 11:88 Nrw's. Wealber and Aports It's the Ma9lc Money Sovinq Cpmbinotion Of To Tell The Tmth Top Cal _ 5? You can take advantage of youp 4:58 Amerlrnn Newsstand 8.' 48 New’s. Weather and SimiHs 8 Conneeticat Bandstand 8:88 Mystery Theater. 22.^88 money-saving Spectacular Juat by - «■” with Incomparable taste. 5:88 Popeye Theater 8 Rig. News .3 Tale* Of West Couple face death unless they Movie at 5 22 News and Weather 88 Wh* D* V*n Tmsir commit a murder for a crime telephoning us. We’ll be glad ta c a l l i n o r d e r "Mr. Lucky”. Cary Grant. I>a- News. Sperls and Weather 48 W IL L IA M S Jt, W IN K L E R Don WILLIS Garage 4:88 Baager Andy Shfw;^ ralpe Day syndicate. fR) show you a matidilesr selecHon-e#- rtekvCp 10 Minutes Eater' 11:15 Monday f^lgrlight 8 OIL CO. W l OIL lURNER SPBOIALISTS IN Make B**m f*r Daddy iUwaKan ê 8. 48. 58 Mohawk biôadloom right In yoE* Thrjee -Stooges 88 “ Tlnwj,, Table'•> Mark Stevens. American Bandstand 8:88 Dick Van Dyk* 9k*w 8 The Admiral and Swabby Show 48 Sperts 'RonndtiB 88 M I 9-4548 WHEEL ALIGNMENT sad 4:88 Newn- own home. Film 58 ^ Steve Allen Shew 48 BRAKE SERVICE Here’s H*llyw**d 14:44 TV Maar * D E C ii DRIVE IN 8:88 Film 53 ll:88 Steve Alien Skew 8 PLUMBING—HEATING— AIR CONDITIONING MHHen Dellar)llai Mavie 18 “ Dry Rain." Drama - »bmk a MANCHESTER CARPET Rarly Show 88 Tenight AV, SEPTEMBER 1, 19<8 / Miaa Hayes stm on . finds that iv 4 i k |t V Notebook (rightfully expensive way to make TU m SD AY Tfefeeîon PROGRAM a .living..vipg. TTo get ready for her ■ ------New . York cliib engagemi^-ihe U;4C tbs qaidiite l Um OeHsw* IS atlitjfeiamis By m C k KLBINEIk ' saysi, tfie spent |l,4 0 a-oit gowni ts • ( OiatfMrt t<:U Msws Day ■SIMM - ' Aa amng sheriff, whose . reeieo* jx' N E A Service ; '-) iM-BolMii BMid ItM DM SsDsr A Uon depend*_ on hia capture at. epd arrangement. l:U jMjr Of 'The Ate •sst sf Orsasfes _ killer. compromises hie ideals. lhaa. h*d her d»y in ‘ ’“And the ..IseabaH I f f | 1 0 for a AHIm Tedar > j Ai Bsms WHh KiMy ' the vOright, early morning aun of ■hil^phy Of L | (* «- Menrs ^ Oat ' - singing leSsoh, glO for a daitctrig FHas Leas deha Silver M Tpday, and now ia wiUting for the lesson, $10 for a dramatU; laseon. FsUUesI The Adveatoree *t Osala - . wad J/tg declaton. She ia on* df the nine If I hire a pianist for a rehearsal T:M ■a«w , n il TriMk, AbMrt MMday Msvte ■arrlel 6l[nw. ' 10 girla who. have ea^^had a Catboffc PMHi I Af^Tbs Wsr^srM Tmrnt ■ Rick and Wally vie tor tha attao- session, that’s another . $7 or $8 . WMikm: ONsle Stsrm Sbsw tlone of an atlraotlve mine. (R>. >ek oh Today, befmse'-gêQiaion You can easily spend close to $90 SseUI Nstss With KHty ti46 Frontier OIreas S is ^:«ae{Md aa to -'îch girl will 7 iM VaderstaamasÔer Warid !/' a week on lessons.” M slaau BeiMTK ■srvsy Olssn Sbsw A posse of deteimiBed peace at- do the mofW-'^rmmfently when ' But she figures that all the ex ‘ThrM SlMCM .> This U Tbs Ufs fleera pursue# Casey and tha H ughD t^V ialcea over in the fall. ■Mkjr aad IDs rH*ada I A t Rsmess With KHtf daltnimnsee he purchased la' New pense wl:: be wdHhwMle if she Oaphua Kaaeaiaa \ I Fikstwsrd Orleaii»:'iarhetted her ap lands the Today job. Breakfast Tloie \ Mnrray . It. W Oenfereace Of Champis** ■ a tite for the job/^Hiid alao con Per Tsar lafsrasaMsaV The D4aaa Bead Shew 44. IS vinced her anew that i t i ^ Hap BIcaards Shew \ 6. 61. m When their parent* leave . oa JTaeh La Lsaas' \ overnlsht trip, life Is aomewbat a married woman. (Which ^ ^ Bsmpsr Bssaa ^ Lstslia' compllrated tor Mary and Jeas “The houra would be rough Oaataia Eaapi'raa .Ssvsn Keys . ^n e. (R). a single girl,’’ ahe says, “you have T V Personalities DsaMs Drake ■ICs Of «isb» .^sraphy • - _ 2 'The HniisjuUrs “ ■as Dr. Its Slir^pr. .tt;'N to be at the studio at 4 a.m. for Mstaias M s ^ Fsr 6. 4* X 5 c-> Kildare riak* hia caraer make-up and you’re not through "Go Wear. Mr'arx Brothers. Ten Tbs - to convince a young mother that aid Voorheea Qar Firs DiMcbtsrs M. •• surgery coiild— help liern deaf -Until around noon. When I waa' on, isadar OsaaseMral lissdsteM I broke my sleep up—I ’d sleep in y Wksa Of West IB). When .Biddle 'Cigritor opened in ■saseoialter’s Hsvis McCsys I. M, tlfe afternoon from 12:30 . until "OIriea Dormitory’,'.- Ds Tea TrasI Grandpa tne*------to— Instill------seK-oan- -. around 8 :S0, then again from "Broadway BrevitieVvvitieh^ an unknown sr Aaiy Skew ftdence In Luke, but aoon dts- Power„ Simone Simon. j ‘Bssa* Fsr Daddy i covers he has created a monster. around 11 at night until I got up youngster of 17 was '’InaUng his Flay Toar Ifaneh ''M. M (CSfor) —ârksaa Baadstasd A II Gillespie, and Mamako. the most faim'iltor musical figures Pat Garrett’s former swaetheiu Farly Shew M The l.aw and■ Mr. denes in this country. While this does Elena (Patricia Donahue), who left "Black Dlamonde”. aUchard take most of hUKworking time, Arlen. \ Immigrant girl plan* to ' him for gunslinger Joe Durango Waat \ * infant for adoption (R). „ „ Voorhees does manage to take a (Chris Alcaide), returM and tries 14:44 Slag Aloag Wttli Mlteh ft. M dosen or so engagements conduct to Involve Pat (Barry Sullivan) ! Fell*'' (Color) Tonight—Italian songs, ing symphony orchestrahsôujid I Hscklsb songs to the brauty of bridges and Billy the Kid (Clu Gulager) in Life cf Bin anâ salute toÔB. oittea. (R). _ the country each season. And he an hvil scheme, fai “The— Uberty Newe _ . Beperls _ never omits his..-favorite engage Belle,” OB NBC-’TV’s ‘"The Tall New* "The Year , of the Pplaris." The ment, oonduepHtg the .Allento' I Fablio Dsfeade* . story , of aubmarine-taunched --an,’’ Saturday, Sept. '1 ($:80 Mew* [-bomb^pped Polaris -missile, M Symphony. / p'^pt. E D T.-A repmt «>f Sept. 16, Weather,------Nenre and "wa'rd; R. Murrow, IMreotor, y ' « Following his success with the I FhU SHvera nforiUatloh Ageincy, is lh» Biddle cantor musical, ha received 196: Bara* aad AHea er. (R). . Olabhepae Bleaebables I. 4A 16 similar engagement# Including mu Advestars* Is Tlaw 41 _ ,11 Meads to gambling ship as sical direction of "GeorBre White’s Merr Gi^ln to gWe/ up W Film Ness and hoodlums pursue . tha Scandals’’ in IM l, Joe Cook’s I Me* el OesHay 8 banfe (R)._ emcee chorta..^ on "Play Your ; Mews A M. iir "Rain or Shine," Victor Herbert’s Hunch” in faimc of a new color I jCverîadM •8 p H "The Right Girl’ and ftva ediUons variety show to be seen Monday iTac ILepert, Wsw* 8 WaaiiMr Mew* of “ BJari Carroll’s VanlUes." through FViday 2 -2 iW. p.m. aC- Msws. i It was from the stage of the Ssbserlytisa Tstevisisa U U iU Tharsday feottva Oct, 1 . . . Jim Murray Weather aad Maws If "Jesse J Earl CarroU ’Iheater that Donald Show and "Our Five Daughters” Mow* a Wsalhar M Castle. Don'ald BHn Hayes Voorhees entered radio In 10 3 6 . He Hsws .aad Wsaibifsias 8 Bnert* Beaadap canceled . . . Poaslbility^îat uaesversd - x SS Mavs AHen Shew girl who sang with Ralph Flana did a seriSk of weekly oonoerU Bob Horton, formerly of ’W sl f:lt ■lass or Oslf 11 iM iperts View gan (but she didn’t ears foe' "the over station W E A F (now W NBC) ’ITain,” to do' a 00-nrimite ver Basrt* Camera 11:16 lanlglrt______Shew (O ) in New York. When the NBC Mew* Steve. AHen Shew bus bit” ) and Vincent Lopes (but Sion of "Pyg^lon> ____ Saae Orey Tb*alar 1:44 MeWe ahe didn’t like being “ a night peo- Radio Network was formed the pie” ). She ahe switchedW lt(‘ to tele- following year ( 102 6 ) this pro gram bwaiiie one of the flrst na ''Vision commercials. ■ \ You’ve seen many bits and pieces tional music concert series to be FRIDAY PROGRAM Of Rita. Hdr legs have been used heard by millions. ... T For the next few years Voor frequently. It’s her fingers which AeHea New* ilM BawUdb hees divided his time batwe«^ the E:U Memeate Of Gesafert . Film When' a young.fivwar la killed itaV do the walking acrosa the Yellow •!*} Newseep^Balletla Beasd Pages. Finally, her whole, pretty ater engagements and radio, with 1:14 Midday Mavis ^ • the- trail, hliêllow . cowboys ar* a ..few symplMHiy appearanoes 4:14 ValvercTl^ Of- The Ate 1:44 A> the WerM ' T determinedxTo raise money (or self was seen in the deodorant com 4 :M BalsBee Of Fear Oale Sterm Maw . . ahd ohlldren. (R) sahidwitfied In— but finally radio 4----:M^ Obemletey ------Of Tear Bedy Seeiai Metes WUb EtNr ^ mercial's aired during the -Visa 7:44 Msle 1 * lU Universe Pageant telecast — and took M much of. his time that he Mô^Jkv NhaiB 'Ameche la boat. Tonight— oonoentrated there and finally . „ Faith Fee T edu . Ice In Buropa." Taped ahe fas better looking than some 7 ;U dewlsb News * VIewa l:fS At Berne With EOty l,ausanne. Switseriand. (R). oohteMants. gave up the' theater. -' Weather ~ V an Dunen ^ In radio he was musical direc T:M Featare tor for such outstanding p i^ (Color',■“ lor). .TIm Bsatlag Me 1:44 Three Bteagee Da# la OoaH ' ^ r hero langlea with New York grams as “Show Boat,’’ the "A t ,1:04 Becky and Bis F« leads t:N Bsasc.lPaMy 1:44 Oaptaia Raagaree' LstuMa Vaaag •MEJboss ...... lor share of prohibition water Kent Hour," the "General ■ :tt Breakfast Time mone (R). Motors Show,” Bid Wyrin’s "Fire Saves Bays . t:N ’The *d Maa ■ cast 4 :W Mysiety Of The Meaada I:W Edge Of NlgM . saanaea X. •— .. .IS "S Chier' scries, ‘The March of 4:44 Hap ETehards - III 9*1 daok La Laapd Oaeaa Far A • :M isata 44 4 \ Algi Time” and, "Cavalcade of Amer Bomper Beam Bus MurdoiA M astiAilsbed wbsa ica.” He also conducted concerts l:M Ta Tell Tha he sees a girl in an evening draaa ■\ new: —- Claptani Eangaree Oar Jwe D wade ashoft. clutching a bottle wen P l a n c k on the “ Fprd Sunday Evening f :14 Itob^ Drake Shew Osancctirai Bniidstaad s of champagne. (R). XT Hour.” • :M ' he MHfloaalre T^s Of n« West 11 Behest Tayler's DetecHVm n. 16 woo: [erplns Mevie Who OO Jtam 66. •• In 1089 and 1040 he conducted lee -For Breakfast' A mentally disturbed- exônvlct anX ELECTRONICS starts a reign of terror by dhpot- of a “American Jubilee” -at the New Morgan, Jane Wyatt. m'Fsi Daddy M M Ing down Innocent mall carrieir York World’s Fair. ^ I#:#t-Calalradar • ‘rica* Saadstaad A 4#' II (R). Di -LABORATORIES . - Say When I Voorhees is a. favorite conduc 14IM Roroemnker’s Mevie The Fllatslene* 4, M, It quia K. M Fred finds himself uhder treat- reini tor, not only with his own brthes-i ^ "Half Angel". Frances W n K l W o v l . II mept for a rare dlqoSaur diseqs*. Play Vonr Haiich ‘Wings .Of The Navy”. Algi 277 BROAD tra, half of , whom have peen with (Color HavliTand. John Payne *** (^t) •' him over 20 years, but also .with t:M 11 Sunset Strip I. tt. 4$ lines Barbara Beraard Shew 4:41 Blr't Thaatar | Working' on separate cases, Jeff the distinguished soloists who have 11:44 Tennessee Krais Ford 6, - "Kit Carson”.Jow-.HnU, Dana and Kookla. end up trailing tha appeared with him Over the years., The Price I* Rights Andrews. X' Be (Color) ' X 4:44 Amerirdn Newsstaad. same quarry. (B)...... Voorhees brings a .special sym I:M Father OI 'The Bride I x,< No. MOTOROLA 11 :M CenrestrstlsB /' II. M 4:44 Popeye ’Theater I Elite Banka gela suspicioua when pathy to singers and instrumental Venre For -A'âg '6 . 44 M Movie At 4 - ' . IT ahe' leama - that .husoand'a men- • x';. "x..ât ists, helping them to do their very II Lovr >1 Mfe / "AIIeghan.v Uprl#)hg." John only - weekend of roughing It In / x ^ l ‘( sslen (C) II. M Wayne Claire Trevtir C^R RADIOS best Pi performances. , . ”Year--- Sy” Im^yMsI the woâ involvea a plush hunt- bloo daa#-Wymanx'^ I. 44. 41 Three Sloogeo M Ing lo betw Truth OrxOsnsmiaenees H...M Family Market » 4:M Sea Bant . 44 The Good Ship Rope It ia and [ Camoansjre i. 44, IS hMpfui 8hip Hop^ x^ $2 9 i » riui Th lAis Ltsbl Rarly Show , M R&l^ 'Bellamy In on>tn<âcena who U$S5 Me Day Bepsrt "Fresh From Paris." Margaret PoUi 1)44 Seller Whiting . • narrator for th$* progrram 'which ^ ’ COMPLETE CAR Any Questions? . .Jest of. Groacho 5:44 Felts The t:at , filmHa In South Viot-Kanu^ • A RAOIO SERVICg; Al Heme With EIHy It. N 6 ;M Boeiri A His Friends i t m Twliutit Eom ^ I Nos. Life Of Biley - Drama concfuia a loud-xnduthoa X none 'Maw* . . . u iwcd car.dâlftr whoao seHina tac* V I \ i: MiK) \ I I -- .1 -I i.\ II' Q: Could you tell me who played, j :*4 Eagle a c( Q: Would you please teii r a ^ \ t 4:15 Family Market ( K). "hattorlnr bloWa tern] in, the original version of "A Star PallMeal Perry Como was born ih .Carnegie, Is Born?"—M. L. TaraH 8 48 M - " 1 4 :M Almanac -.The Corruptora—Iêwsman* probes Par; pr Canons.burg, Pa.?-—Jdyce V. A ;. Janet Gaynor and Frederic 4:14 Westkar. News and Sparta Saperraan i- the cruel exploitation of mlKrratorr ' A t: Perry (3omo Was -w)m March. .a oa (R>. • (Co CanOflsburg. Pa. • :M Whiplash - I8ii8 FrewItBeM- * 8 P C T S i Baras and Allan .. ee ChetS*'* JtemUcy BepertlagBeporttac 81 Q: How oldl la Richard ' Cham ThU I* Sports. II :44 Mews' Weather and Sparta a PUPPIES Q.-Whatever happened t o VenetiA berlain and what '<»lof eyes does t;|4 Rditorial Maw*: and WeaMiar and 3 tev«naon whp used ;to be on ’TV 4:44 Men (M Doatiny. View , a BIBDS hq have and. how tall --la he?—; 4:44 News I. n : m Big Nawa regularly?—Barbara M, \ Jean S. ■ , ■ 1 :M âth Yallsy Jlaya I a TitoPiCAL n sn News aM Waalber A: Venatia Stevenson recently A: "Dr, Kildare’’ Is in his mid Evening -BeimH Mew* A Weather WoaHior married Don EveH'y-of. the Evefly - 4 twenties, -has blue-gray eyes and Sabscription Telavislan It **Happy taandinir* UITLE A McKin n e y Bros. She still does occasional TV Is six feet tall. " . Waalber. Lneal Maws n Sonia tk W OODBBm OE ST. work. ^ 6W» WuHther „^|i?,ÂW h:w MANCHESTER • U:M Tanight. Shew ... Q : I heard Joey Dee tfdk about Ttl8 Meiieseli*ee#li ... „ Allea fihaw .M l 8-8090 Q : Will ’Toih.my Sanda and'Naifcy his new movie on "American Band- }|:*4 New* A.Weall|erv Sinatra appear on television to stand.’’ When win the m<»vle be re- « : « Momeat Of 'HMltafiaa gether next season?—Jan R. leaaed?-^PhyUis B. 1:M News , A ; So far they are not scheduled A: Columbia Pictures pituis to Wi Complete to appear together. Sands was re release “Two Tickets to Paris” at AT LAST has cently signed lor three Ed Sullivan the end of the summer. ,tlon appeSranoee:; SAFE, CLEAN. FLAMELESS temi Service Q. On Art' Llnkletter’S ■"House atiy Handled By Q: Will "Naked City" and gle Party” do the ohlldren pelieArBe Rive Two SkilM Opevatdra^ "Route 6 6 " be back on ’IV in the before th* show goes (ih? C. 8 .. fail?—O. T. ELECTRIC HOME HEATING ' Gladys C l ^ and A, ’The youngsters’ ctiininbnta' I'ent ' A : Y 6s, both series have been are cbmpletely unrehe'arsed.- iRoload Booiiehesiie renewed. . dayi . Q: Will J ^ k(]rth be replaced on aEfSTROttOOE ing €AME0 BEAUTY Q'.'CouM you please.' tell me ’■pennia th* Menace” nast 'sea Oour where to write for . tickets to son?— Janui. R.n. , . . tioni STUDIO "Password,?”—C. T . ' “ A : The proditcera wprfi ,ca>Bilder- ELECTRIC inad A: Write .ta-CBS, 48S Madison ing nnakli^”8 9 v^ge"b%iaii^4hey HEATING aTHTEBt Bo Ml f-E742 Ave., New York 2 2 . N., Y.. and thought'Jay^Nofthfay-Tlorth waa IffttingMtting too Ident Mata St... ManrliMter print the word “TickeU" oa ' ttw old. but now they hav* (tefinltely post] eqvelopa. decided tk kee^ Uni. Unit ourp gene the Fo Bela been 8 U t ache moni - Th . -I*‘hop remi tlner : ' Ju the ]