ym MX-y FRIDAY, JLU<5tJS5 21, 10«4 The AvHrifFDailjr Net Preea R ub |RimrIi»0ter Sit^nitq^ Hrralb ------; ad U. S. 1 ‘ , Woe -Omt eftok'RnCM V' : • A ufuft 15, IBM OhmRy «kla Marilyn OourU bulldinr of aosilitg. Big lots ara TlM M^ncMatar Rotary Club and breed st^isnMvo feouia- ■Ight with park M flt i more than 100 units at Adams lahi aai driola. I ^ T o w n will have an open meeting Apartment Building Value and Olcott 8ts. Such a build­ Renos the only wsqr So psodooe 13,764 Tueaday at 6:30 pm. at the ing requires so large an in­ InexpaBstve liousihg Is to bidld ■Ma, Boattond Muioheataf Oonntiy Club. r «C tha Audit warnwr tomomw. vestment that It may not be aparisnent typo rental units s i OteoQlattaa IMpMt A OMMtojTO_£Kr. In Fiscal Year Sets Record dufdloated for some time. that wfll aooonanodate mors Mmchmstor~—A City o f Villdge Charm "iBHHeldt Ohsan^ 44 The Junior Century Club of In addition, the Town Plan­ peoplo on the sanM amount of Dr, taft Wtyik F. Mancheater, Inc., will have Ita The dollar value of apartmentfment building last year, the ning Commission (TPC) is PRICE SEVEN C E N T t _ HD o f Mr. and annual Summer Ldwn Party drafting new zoning regulations MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22; 1964 (OaeaMled Adverttatoa *) Friday, Aug. 38 at 8 p.m. on the construction in Manchester hit total value of new eenstruction All together the facts kuH- TOL. LXXXm , NO. 276 (TEN PAGES^TV SECTION) Ml*. OW M F. RautaiM^, is subetantlally below the 13- which wUl take the power to jS f atanlock St., today anliatad adjoining lawns of two Vernon wi all Ume high during the fls- eate that, although the vtdue year average. The total value permit aJArtment buildings in of apartment building in town Si tha MiBtaB Oorpa and M t for members, Mrs. Richard Abele, eikyear ending June 80 — shar­ some zones from the zoning 116 Hany Lame, and Mrs. Dr id for the 12 months ending June may be proportionately greater IS waaka Valnlng at tha Marina SO was $4,066,024, while the 12- board of appeals and put it Aubln, 119 Hany Lame. Mem­ in g in an apartment boom that over the next few years than it Oorpa neraiUt Depot, Parrla la* year average is about $6,500,000. under the TT^'s Jurisdiction. bers and friends are invited. Is/sweeplng the Capitol Region. has been in the past, it will Events lai4 V. C. Thay will be granted Most of the high value years Against this must be bal­ Congolese Take BukavfU, a I0*dmy leave after four addl* Dress will be informal. Orinders But was the increase in new anced the obvious surge in not continue at or exceed the Civil Rights Compromise that brought the average up tldnal waaka o f advanced com* will be served at midnight. In apartment buildings reaUy sig­ were during the first half of apartment construction level attained this year. case of rain the event will be bat trebling, nificant for the town? Or was the past 12-year period — the throughout the Capitol Regrion, And it seems unlikely that In State it Just a momentary quirk of canceled. fiscal years between 1062 and a surge that cerUlnly suggests apartment construction will building trade? 3 Americans Found Alive Tha Rav. Abram W. Sangrey 1058. a growing trend for Manchester take the lead from single fam­ of united MethoiBat Church, Lit. (j. g.l David C. Wlchman That there is a boom in apart­ ily home developments as Man­ of the Coast Guard Reserve, ment' building in Manchester— Those were the years when as well. , Bolton, will be in charge of ra­ Mancheater had a real building Local builders say that the chester's chief source of new th«989, countorinaurgency exparUeera. Tha gendarmea had been Assembly Quits, Next Goal for Democrats son of Dr. and Mrs. Barney at least in the dollar value of the RATED LEOPOLDVILLE, dio broadcaata next week apon- real estate tax revenue for •t NORMAN'S - - " _«ii*— called back to fight by their Wichman, 54 Brookfield St., is new multi-family units that boom going — when there were town Is encouraging apartment aasigned to me U.8. military aored 1^ the Mancheater Mlnla- some time to coma Congo (AP) — Congolese former chief in the days of Ka­ No Bills Pass serving this summer on the were put up If^ year — is as many as 360 single family construction here by large lot miaalon to the Congo. tarial Aaaociatlon on WINP, homes built annually. List year soldiers today began roust­ tanga's secession, Con$;olese staff at the Coast Guard Re­ clear: The cost of new privately Latest radio meaaagea from Sunday at 7:35 pm ., and daily there were 132 single family Bukavu aaid the rebels atUI con­ Premier Moise 'Tshombe. serve Training Center, York- owned apartments for which ing rebels out of hillside HARTFORD (AP)—The Unseen Hand at d:SO Am. and 6:30 p.m. homce built. trolled some of the city’s out­ The battle mai-ked the army's town, Va. He is an instructor in permits were Issued by the town shanty towns surrounding General Assembly has com­ building department was about In 4act, the years when con' skirts. Bukavu. once a popular first key military success in Iha VFW Auxihary wUl a course which includes safety struction value is highest are Bukaini, wrested from the tourist resort, is built on fingers months after repeated rebel ad­ pleted three weeks of its Inspection, riot control, nuclear 36 per cent above the best pre­ Of Johnson aponeor a card party toidi^t at vious year of the past 1 years. regularly the years when the NORTH END FIREMEN'S leftist insurants Friday. of land Jutting into Lake lUvu. vances. It enabled the central special session on reappor­ g at the olubhouae. defense, fire fighting, law en- most single family homes are Three Americans missing At one point, Congolese Col. government to maintain at least tionment without any bills forecent and harbor patrol. The cash value of apartment a toehold in the eastern Congo, construction was $1,207,000, as built. during three days of fierce Leonard Mulamba and Bukavu's Guides Party army garrison of about 800 men where rebels control the big cit­ being passed. opposed to a previous high of For apartment construction to fighting were found alive Next w e ^ tha Democratic Fireman Douglas 3. Luongo, supply the base that single fam­ were driven back into the Euro- ies of Albertville and Stanley­ U. 8. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. $837,368. ville. National Convention will be (This excludes the fiscal year ily home construction has tradi­ andlu well. pean resldentisl section, which ATLANTIC CITY (AP) Lawrence Luongo, 31 Preston MeanwhUe, 'Tshombe's gov­ held in Atlantic City, and all 1960-61, when $896,000 was tionally provided will require a The American Embassy in suffered heavy damage during —With the unseen hand at Dr., is on an around the world PEACH Leopoldville received a radio u,e three days of street fight- ernment began to expel citizens of Connecticut’s leading Demo­ spent on the publicly financed great deal more apartment con­ trip on the USS Long Beach, message this morning saying] jng. ------from fihe‘former French Congo, crats plan to be there — except President Johnson guiding Westhlll Oavdens housing for struction than was begun last Lt. Oov. Samuel J. Tedesoo, with the world's first nuclear- year. the three Americans had been Mulamba managed to break' Burundi and Mall them, Demberats try today the elderly.) picked up “near Bukavu.” Other <,ut of the rebel ring after rein-1 Sources said that__ Tshombe who will be minding the shop powered task force. The two- That this year's increase in in Oov. John Dempsey’s ab­ to compromise a civil rights month Journey will cover more And the 12-year aver; | e fbr apartment building may Indeed detailssMAAmflm wereaasAseA isatAvmlla'KlA unavailable. mforcements_____ PwAtori reached him from hopes to force Brazzaville's apartment building was about president, Alphonse Massamba- sence. fight that might make than 30,000 miles and take the be a quirk of the building trade FESTIVAL The three are Lewis R. Mac- Ijeopoldvllle. The deciding fac­ $260,000, excluding federally Debat, and his pro-Communist The next House and Senate shambles out of their con- ' task force across the equator is suggested by two facts; tor was an airlift of about 150 farlane, 26, 8eattls, Wash., regime to stop aid to the rebels sessions are scheduled for at least four times. They will sponsored projects. — If this is an apartment Tonight, Aug. 21—4 to 8 P.M. juiloriH;«iiAmerican vice viww wii«uiconsul inui Buka-lauiv*- foriner Katanga -o— o gendarmea------— to vention which opens Mon­ Although the dollar value of boom, it is a new one; last ▼u; Col. William A. Dodds, 60, Bukavu aboard two U.S. Air Sept. 1. The three-judge Fed­ day. Aaaorted BOIk and S 1 .A B cross the international date line construction is up, there have ON THE FIREHOUSE GROUNDS * (See Page ’Ten) eral Court that ordered reap­ Dark Chocolate Lb.^1 once, and will pass through year there were only two and L t OoL Donald V. Rattan, I Force C130 Hercules air freight- The word from the Prwldent been more apartments with apartment houses erected, con­ MAIN and HILLIARD STREETS portionment has 8(iven the leg­ was to play it cool at a sched­ four latitudes and 17 meridians more dwelling units built in islature until Sept. 10 to tem­ without refueling or replenish­ taining but 18 units; the year uled Convention Credential* prior years. T)VER 70 DOOR PRIZES porarily realign the House and ing. .before only four were put up, Including Boys’ 26” Columbia Bicycle Committee session today when Last year permits were is­ with 24 units. Hostile BuUdoser Threatens Senate and to set up a protests come up on the seating constitutional convention to sued for 13 apartment buildings —Part of the boost for this This Advt. Sponsored By Keith’s Variety and News Shop of the Mississippi and Alabama Masterpieces Thief Caught draft permanent reapportion' containing a total of 214 units. year's total was the result of 197 N. MAIN STREET delegates who had advertised ment amendments. R.^NGE But in the year 1957-58,’ there a single major project, the By Housewives their intention of not voting for in Miniature were 14 buildings begun with a ‘Settler’ Uses Rifle On July 29. the court an the President in the November total of 280 units. Join^ state officials "from do­ election. ing any act or taking any at^>s Thus the increase in building LONDON (AP) — House- The difficulty was that com- FUEL OIL wivee brandishing broom- in furtherance of nominating valuation reflects the annual mittee Chairman David L. Law­ u r n s MtwTOCRaTS sOcka sad ro llin g pins or holding elections of senators increase in building costs—and To Guard Homestead rence could not ignore three bu* MW ATUiit O Hoeeutnis GASOLINE chased a sUckup man or representatives to the Sen­ perhaps the more luxurious na­ loads of representatives of tha 1 through a suburban London ate or House of Represents' ture of the new structures— AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Tlme<»co8ts were high, he reasoned^, so Negro-dominated Mississippi ORMAN’S, street Friday. $10,000 was no longer enough. tives of the state of Connectl' Freedom Democratic party who more than it does the number when a settler had to get cut”—unless its timetable was BANTLV OIL of units built. After relieving a rw* col­ This time the state took the were on hand to contest tha SpNial Price lector of 1420, the bandit out his muzzie-loading rifle to m et "regulars” chosen under the au­ COMI' \NV. INC. But a boom may as easily be matter to the Alabama <3ourt of What happens if, as now NORMAN’S had sprinted off leaving his protect the homestead from hos­ Appeals, where it is still pend­ spices of Gov. Paul Johnson o< ISSiMcnCii measured in dollars as in units. victim bellowing for help. A seems possible, the timetable Mississippi \ i\ > i i tile redskins. ing. To put the sudden increase in dozen housewives heard the is not met, is an open question. The President's position, as M l BIAIN STw—64S-U21 Nowadays, it’s hostile bulldoz­ The property has been legally 1.1,. Mill lu ll !I- l.-.'.l,-) apartment dwellings into some call and gave chase. The court mentioned the possi­ assessed by Democratic strate­ Preaortption Pharmacy kind of perspective, two othCr ers. condemned, however. So the bility of ordering at-large elec­ 1,'mkMll.' TK .-'-.IJTl After about 300 yards At least, that seems to be the gists, was tloit he desperately kinds of questions should be they eomered the thief in a highway officials had a right to tion of Connecticut’s 380 legis­ wanted an endorsement from answered: case in Auburn, Ala., where build the road first and ask lators. garage and stood guard un­ Jack Price is threatening to the South as the first Southern — 'What effect does the til poUce arrived. questions later. Or the court could, presum­ Huge Portraits Convention Features president in 100 years. His deci­ apartment construction have on take arms against a host of con­ ably, reapportion the House "He surrendered,” said a tractors, roadbuilders, police­ That is, if it could move the Portraits of FDR, JFK adorn backdrop of Convention Hall as Atlantic City sion was not to sacrifice tho the total value of building con­ Prices. and redlstrlct the Senate on lU With wUaeas, "without a strug­ men and highway officials. site prepares for Democratic National Convention which opens Monday. Third support of the Negores in North­ struction in Manchester? gle." Two county deputy eheriffs own. ern' industrial big electorato Complete Price has a house where the Or no election could be held AVANTED — How permanent will the were sent Wednesday to the portrait, of Harry S. Truman, is being put in place. Each measures 22x20 vote states for what he could apartment boom be? Home state wants a road, and, while and Connecticut could be left the bulldozers may move moim- Price home, where they at feet. Two portraits of President Johnson (sides of stage) are 28-40.______salvage out of the South. Despite the upsurge In apart- Cleaning without a legUlature. V Whatever Lawrence’s oonunlt- talns, they aren't moving Price. tempted to Ulk the Prices into f ExperlMud Womas Boekkaapar RFK vs. KBK Possibly Congress could get tae decides, there remains the Attach­ For the past four days Price letting the bulldozers go the General Assembly off the ments and his wlfs, Nellie, have been through. possibility that the fight would One who ie capable of operating bookkeeping ma- hook for the time being. But be projected to the eoitmttoa 'sitting in the path of the road- Price refused. So, on the door this, too, is open to question. Appear Set step of his own hc»ne, he was Gubernatorial ‘Sounding Board’ floor. chiM and handling complete set of recordi. LEE’S FLORIST buUdlng machines. If they Many have questioned haven’t won the w a r,. at least arrested for trespassing. He Meanvdiile, the major ques­ O l d was later released on bond. whether it would be constitu­ tion hanging over the conven­ GIFT SH O P the battle is theirs. tional for Congress to overrule In N.Y. Raee The roadbuilders told Mansifield of Montana, Sen. Ed­ where, speaking, gastlculatiiig, Weddings, Funerals, Cut any evrat, time is running out. Eobert F. Kennedy against Re- when the state offered Price $6,- of doing that, so the bulldozers President Johnson meets mund 8. Muskie of Maine, and tackling the hard prOblema that Flowers and Corsages . . . -NBW H W IW 8W IC K , N. J. The party's national convention -'^wfUiean taicnmbent Kenneth B. WJ9-fbrtd*T»roperty. were kept *t-bayr* today with most of the 34 will nominate both presidential Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown confronted the adihinistratiea (AP) — A substantial stock in­ and generally deporting himselt Keating. That wasn’t enough for Price, So, Price sits at the spring terest in the Times Printing Democratic governors and and vice presidential candidates of California.. It's Magnetic Mayor Robert F. Wagner of which supplies water to the as helpful assistant president, who took the issue to court. and Publishing Co. of New MU- may use them as il final Wednesday at Atlantic City, Reedy said he didn't know PERO HAS GONE NATIVE! New York, the'state's leading The court agreed. Price house, Mrs. Price sits in a lawn how many governors would at­ remained the front nmner. ford. Conn., publishers of two sounding board in selecting N.J. Democrat, endorsed Kennedy should have the $10,000 he chair in front of the house, and Connecticut weekly newspapers, Although the delegates go tend the ^ternoon parley, which But in a conteet where th* officials sit and wonder what to Aad How—^Loof state legislatures must be ap- talk about the wordiiu; of plat­ year-old hoy who earlier had re­ swimming pools. But there was "Despite the present boom­ come in right up to 6 P.M. Ineligible as a non-resident. Democratic platform writers portioned on the basis of popula­ form planks. Gov. George OL ... you will get red carpet ported finding the girl’s shoe in no concrete clue to Debbie’s ing economy, fraud fires have tion, but they appeared to be Wagner said that Kennedy's increased tremendously,” Shaw were expected today to keep Wallace of Alabama, In testimo­ treatment whatever time a culvert has admitted killing fate until Friday when young outnumbered by those in favor ny before the platform commit­ talent and achievements, plus Rickey brought one of the girl's hands off the sizzling controver­ you shop. her. said. of skipping a plank on this sub­ tee, called Friday for a plank 2-YEAR HOSE the "dazzling m agic" of his “ESxperts explain it by saying sy in Congress and elsewhere PoUce Chief James Flnan said shoes to police and said he had ject. demanding repeal e< the elvM GUARANTEE name, outweigh his .non-resl- George Rickey Jr. denied know­ found It In a culvert. that set fires in retail stores over the Supreme Court’s legis­ lative reapportionment decision. There also were Indications rights act. Our meat manager re­ dency. ing how the four-year-old girl’s Finan decided late Friday to and service establishments re­ Besides, the mayor said, Ken­ A key official of the platform that, in the interest of party Gov. Bkidicott Peabody of minds you that he has a Ix^y got under his porch, but ask the boy some more ques­ sult from Intense competitive harmony, the committee may Majisachusetts, whose mother nedy lived In New York as a broke down a few minutes after tions a)x>ut the shoe. The police pressures,” he said. committee, which is at work in large selection of Roast the Democralc naional con­ refrain from; went to Jail In Florida after par­ ^ y . went to school here, and police began questioning him. chief wondered how Rickey had Shaw is preparing a demon­ RENT A MELESS vention city, said privately he —Naming any organizations ticipating in civil righU demon­ Beef ready for you and has "many ties of association Finan said the youth admitted come to find it in an area that stration of arson devices at a thinks it would be a mistake to in a plank denouncing extrem­ strations, was on the ottier slda he guarantees the ten­ and Interest." kilUng the girl after she had been thoroughly searched meeting sponsored by the Na­ try to butt in on an issue on ism; —Involving itself in the of this question. Kennedy is expected to move screamed when he made sexual earlier. tional Board of Fre Under­ aECTRIC WATER HEATER derness of our U. S. which the Senate and the House dispute over the Supreme to New York soon, to satisfy the advances. When Finan, Patrolman Har­ writers at Rutgers University. Choice Rib Oven Roast, already are at loggerheads. Court’s ban on compulsory reli­ constitutional requirement of The admission ended hours of ry Smith and crime reporter Ono o f the devices is con- AH the Hot water you want for yourself and Rump, Sirloin Tip, Eye WITH ALL.CHANNEL residency “ at the time of his Some committee members, gious exercises in the public frantic worry for Fairfax, a schools. your family without having to buy a water of Round or Silver Tip election.” qxiiet, tree-lined town of 2,6(X) on (See Page Throe) (Bee Page Three) however, were strongly urging a VHF and UHF TUNING When he announced his candi­ stand In support of the court’s The committee, under the B u lle tin s heater. No installation costs for normal in- and Chef Cut Top dacy earlier in the week. Keat­ ruling that seats in both houses chairmanship of Rep. Carl Al­ tlallation. No maintenance worries. N o re­ Rounds. ______Prieod os low os ing humorously started by tell­ bert of Oklahoma, the House Culled Iron AP Wire* ing reporters he would not be a Democratic leader, has reached pairs. Call your plumbing contractor, your Please remember that candidate for the Senate — from the decision-making stage after TW IN BRUSH five days of hearings that ended electrical contractor or . . . the Chicken Breasts we Massachusetts. 8YNCXH1 ON WAY RepuMlcan Oov. Nelson A. News Tidbits Friday. feature this week at 69c Queen Quits WASHINGTON (A P )-B el- RUG CLEANER Rockefeller said Kennedy was from the AP Wires At the outset, Albert had told lb. . . . are specially se­ ’’bowpicked,” and that he didn't newsmen that the platform will Dianna Housh, 17, recent­ enttsto reported today toey J?, T h e Hartford Electric Light Company Take Up To have halted a westward dritt lected 15 to 16 oz. size ond FLOOR CONDITIONER think New York wants "an out- bear the stamp of President ly chosen hjlss Missouri in the Miss World beauty con­ of the Syacom 8 oommoatoa- large breasts that give of-state man.” Johnson, who Is assured of nom­ rm imsm-owHiD electric comni 3 Years To Pay Keating has token opposition Amid reports of new trou­ ination at the convention which test, quit the role yesterday, tton satoUlto and started It moving eastward toward tha you more white meat ant for the nomination at the Re­ bles in South Viet Nam, the opens Monday. Close liaison has citing objections of her l)oy more tender eating. Do publican state convention Aug. administration has announced been maintained with the White friend among the reasons. Intomatlanal DatoUae. A deli­ NO PAYMENTS TILL OCT. cate maneuver Friday aigkt not compare with ordi­ 3 9 9 81. Rep. Paul A. Fine of the that Ambassador Maxwell D. House by the committee. A runnerup will represent Bronx says he will oppose the Taylor is returning home for the state in the cemtest next was described as highly sna- nary breasts . . . only one oeeaful. A spokeamaa for tha FLETCHER CLASS CO. OF BIANOHESTER ■snator because Keating has not consultations and to feport in (See Page Three) week. out of 10 chickens has endorsed the GOP national tick depth to President Johnson National Aeronantle* and the specifications for . . Despite fact that picking Space Adnilnlatratton tenosS- ed he could aot say how tong these breasts. Chickens “The Pick Of The Portables’* (Bee Page Tea) of a strike target is cmly^five **When You Think of Glass^ 6 4 M 5 2 1 days away, new contract bar­ the sntellite would requlro to . . . 8 lb. plump size . . . gaining in the auto industry was UN Armor Separates reneh the desired posltten. HS Think of Fletcher'* average $1.19 each . RCA VICTOR e Scrubs • Buffs in weekend recess today and a snld it could take several strike, if one cennes, likely ie weeks, but aoted to o n Is cut, split or whole. S in e Cleans Rugs Crash Releases NOW AT OUR 1 blend for meat loaf or PORTABLE TV only 10 days away. iairry about It. e Waxes and Polishes Radiation in N.Y. Hammer and sidde banners Turk, Greek Forces Swedish meat balls is fea hang at half staff outside Com­ OLEO DAMOBBiOCft NEW LOCATION tured at 73c lb. Just the Now Priced As Low As e Dispenses Liquid munist party offices throughout MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Bm I n ow YORK (AP) — A Italy while party faithful mourn right amount of fresh ' Wax, Detergents, oonylng radioactive material* NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) —fwas no military significance to but daagerous hurricane Clew their veteran leader Palmiro packing winds op to 88 ssOai beef, veal and pork are collided with an automotoile in Convoys of United Nations ar the maneuver. 54 Mc KEE s t r e e t Rug Shampoo Togliatti . . . Screaming, howl­ A Turkish spokesman com­ per hour, sped townid Paart* ground for this blend. Upper Manhattan today, mored cars rolled today along i95 ing mob of teen-agers, most of the fortified line dividing Nico­ plained: "They are just using Rico and too Virgto I iIib Oi togr what police caUed a "■light CLOSED THURSDAY EVENINGS ..Seasoned Lamb Patties th«n girts, trap England’s Bea­ up lots of United Nations gaso­ today. A t 8 aJBA Btot, 61* DURING JULY and AUGUST Hcire’s an all-purpoae Rug amowit” of radloctlvlty into the sia’s Turkish adn Greek quar­ 3 lbs. $1.00______tles in Seattle, Wash., coliseum ters In the third obvious show o f line which we could use better i hurrtoaao waa Bear lelW IA Oleaiier and Floor Conditioner for an hour before police spirit LARGER f)CARTEBS and MORE PARKING that gives new rug and floor U.N. force in three days. ourselves.” 1A6 Nwth. Lwgttuda PoUoe aeid the amount ro the singers away in an am­ West or 100 miles east awtot- Sugar* at 6 lbs. 59c, beauty with leas work, greater Indian Gen. K. S. Thimayya, Thimayya started his new AREA TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE iMUMd wn* not dangerous, but bulance. east of Guadefanpa, .fk o M l POWERFUL BIG SCREEN economy. the U.N. commander, appeared campaign Thursday by sending Geisha Crab at 89c an< BLACK and WHITE they PEN A 0 dtont ohaok on the level of ra im m e . . . fications farther back from the tola dtroefisa aad ip iii fW PICTURE FRAMING (dl typos) bAILY 9 HI O TO 6 dtoMim. apedalisto from the Fourtera deaths are attribut­ ntored cars, manned by Danish new pecan wedgies. ... U.N. soldiers, moved along the designated no-man's land. When the n*Kt> 13 hsnsto^ Oto S m IfJMlTKwiMTmT EheiKy Commission and Strange Setting for a Wedding ed to Houstoa’* encephalltle out­ It was not dMie, ho hqd his men Juaa Waathsr ^ wto* IMA WINDOW odd PLATE GLASS See you tonight or Sat, 445 Ibe 6ylvnnia Electronic Oo. of break and health officials warn sandbagged Green Line and Despite undergoing major abdominal surgery three hours earlier, Allen Levan- conUnued part way up the Nico- do it. Hurrioaa* WlMtours *M at Pinehurst where you nokville, Long Inland, which the peak of the epidemic is yet Another small break was re­ ofleot far sA. t OONTRAOTOKSl WE HAVE IN STOCK HARTFORD 445 HARTFORD ROAD thal was present for his daughter’s wedding yesterday. The bride, Madelon Lev- to come . . . Roman Catholic sia-Kyrania road held by .the buy Hoodfl milk . . . ggl- owned the truck, were sent to Turks and desired by the ported today In the Greek MEDICINE CAWNETS and SHOWER DOORS anthal (with crown) grodm Larry Rand, left rear, and othpr members of the m^ests in the United States wlU lon glass at 77c an< OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 ^ SATw TIU 4 subatltnte English for TaUn in Greeks. The Green Line divides Cypriot - economic blockade CSTOIA'rES GLADLY GIVEN IN C . ROAD FoHoe and flromen who ww* around isolated Turkish ssotors. Becker’s native slicing OOGOIXK 3. weddW party m ov^ to Caledonian Hospital in Brooklyn where Rabbi Joshua administering sacrament* and Turidsh and Grosk Cypriot When Yon ipilnfc Of Glass, think Of netoher In w w o film bodge* on tomatoes. Undenberg performed 16ie aeremoDf. lb s . Levanthal k at kfhft CAP Photo- ■aoraoMiital* begtamfaig Bept M. 4 VsM. %6k< ■r (I •) ’ .V.' ) MANCHESTEE CVENINO HBRAIJ), MAin

MW """T^i||frlifn Cut gtfflLggtS I UN Armor Separated . '^1 CM soo ctt om m It la • m t m M T m c ft Wappingfidr Opening [| I for tlw Ikat they ar« Turk, Greek Forces TlM atndento are mambera of .h Advanc^ to Sept. 11 AidGhnrch H M toa ha Bpptiat Soidcot OWoo which (Continued from Page Om ) —Eventual jmm H .0OO luanibera on cam- vtoid by tba Tha annual Wapptag fhir «iH< > fm Ubrartoa data with Greece; B a x m m v n x x . Tax. CAP) I poMa of as Texaa coUagaa. A T urk i* convoy with a U.N. — creation of - weak! -q wouldn’t work thla han^for ba htid BapL 13 at the Ifepptag ^ Tha par tbeir ammal FtoU Day OB3 pie- escort departkl from Nicosia Turktoh military roaaa aad board. 1but 10 monar. Jeff Croaaland, OomauBity C h u r* gntatoto. aliidenta have *hr- j yj. » ' acnior Matorr major at ed a Ubmzy board. Bi Decem­ Ble yeotorday BMntag .at tba with foodstuffs for Kokklna, on prus; • Tba fair wUI open Sapt. Utlito ber of that year, the Ebrair dl- Wost Sida OvaL Boya aad girto the northwest coast. Some 2,400 — Giving Turkey a aaaall aaeattoRs to ; Kortb Texaa SUte Univeratty. Greek island, and 'W M a fteach la dda amdli Tex- year at 7 p.ia. and provide sane reeton dtvUad the toarn Into pfebod bp g t * a vaitona Turks are defending the com­ “ Actuany. there ia pay in toia awo parts, Wapptag aad South — Protection for the T u rk i* Job.” OoHdand aaya .“ but toe amueemwit boolha and refenh- playgro*de and btakfibl ovor munity, jammed with women W indm. Tha fliM board chair- Cypriot minority. , ^^'*addilhai to buiklhn toe pay ian’t money: it’a a richly mento. The fh ir cMBmlttee to to participate tai eanteata and aa waa Banry W . fladd. rod children refugees, many The arcbbltoop said the plan flwadi, toa !«■■*—«*■ condnct re- rewarding experience." wotldng on ptaaa tor square nmea. and after a picnic they toad-T sn at Spades "removes the Cyiprus pdroblem In 1908, tha pitmerty SoOto bsontod u ha looksd at hemorrhage while viatting at living In caves. ytval aerricaa to toe Raymond- IJto atudenta have made a dancing on opening were le ta n e d again by boaaa. from its correct basis and can­ atronp impreaekm on local reel- Sktuntoy wiU be whtoh tbs praam t Sadd Man The onporviaon bad cfiaiga tha dOBuny. Bto J m p to fiam 'toe home of her aunt. M is. Otherwise, negotiations to lift ial lib r a iy a t a a * was eonv Wayne Stahl of Lowell. < Mrs. Mary Jordu the blockades proceeded slowly, not pfovlde a basis for dlseua- dents. feir day. Offictola aald fhat cx- cf an eventa.’Iba fbOcwlv w u goli« to pay ofL It was a WAjPPING—M rs. Mary Jane slon.” Stanley Addlncton. a member hibiton moat gM thfir oaMbits ed bo the bewB hy Homy Sadd Special Event winnem: Ni good, hold MdTand Sonto felt Misa Simpson began her du- though Cyprus President Ma- Jordan, formerly of Hartford karios agreed on Aug. 18 to lift Makarios made hto stata- N O T IC E of the buOdtop committee and tar by 10:30 sjn. Tha fair with the etIpoIaMoa that the Hale, Mika Fagaal: Valley. make a shutout Md fe firfi or ttfil as librarian in Manchester ments after nearly 30 houra oif NR ONC ATTACK ALMOPT land and huOdlng bo-used only {BoVood. In feet, toat ha caio- and mother of Edward F. Jor­ them. owner of a department atorc. grounds win open to toe pubtic Cbartone Wennergran; West second pofition whw you te v s 12 yean ago. She had a B.S. dan of 7Q Sunset Ter., died consultations here with Greek ALWAYS G>VE« '« U for Ubrary pmppaaa. ▲ trust Only a trickle of kerosene for O F T A K IN G aasra. '"n iey have reatored my at 12 noon. Sida, Stanley Oiace: Bowen. toariy tod tha oca of haorta of­ a solid suit and a veld. You Thursday in Mlddlebury. Defense Minister Petros Oar- P8RMANCNT Any commercial exbibitora or wnoant was fstahUahed in Nancy Doherty; WfddaO. BQIy fer r a flifi tha opoufeg ^ a d e cooking entered Nicosia’s Turk­ ^rwwB of MaBcbaatar ra. Anna faith to toe youth of America. I IMMUNITY. may aafily Io m a sfem. (Hher survivors include a oufalias. read about teerr-agera imrolved tboee desiring numbera to ex­ 1910 by tha halfa of toe Badd Tbrnrstmi; O r e ^ T w ry MbOur- toad. Tha Sd tnimp tee* ish quarter, where 36,OCX) per­ K l a 1 daughter, a son, a sister, four Qaroufalias denied he had to drunken brawia and about hibit toair articlaa may eoatact Ihtata aad tocoma to usad for ktai; Robertoon, JOaan N eff; fiKadd have oobored declarer sons are crowded. Markets Superior Court, Hartford Oomb- For Sbstawold'a tt-pofa h e*- grandchildren rod seven great there are bare of green vegeta­ come here to persuade Makar­ tounoraiity on the college cam- the aeeretary. Mrs. Hannah Wil- tha benafit of the Iflirary. Verplandc, D * ^ WWte; Char­ hd was sUn gtowfeg with tot, ”A Pookat Quids to Bcldfs,” grandchildren. ios to accept the Acheson plan. ty, Anpnat 13. 19M. . The Wood Memorial LBimiy pslds. He copttonsd with bles, fresh food and dairy prod- otin poaea. but toeae Uda have given Hanos. 17M TbBand Tpka.. Mian- ter Oak. Susan (VOxinfil; Buck- send M canto to Bridga B o * , The funeral will be held ucU, but apparently stocks of said he to cert^^acs will To The Sheriff Of The Couhty OB Main St. meaawhUa, to own- tramp to dummy’s sight Of Hartford. Hia Deputy Or me a new inaigtat on a new dMster. ley, Elton N aefiff. Manctasstor Btra. Herald, Box Monday at 8:15 a.m. from the staples remain adequate. ■ be maintained on Cyprus. bread of American youth which! tor of the church, ia the building There wUl be a parade at 1 ad hy tha Wood Mamcrlal l i - The m ate events eoofieted of Now toe fat w u in tbs firo. 8318, Orand Osntnd Statloa, Haw Dillon Funeral Home, 53 Main But he pledged that “ in case ■itlMr Conatable Of The Town ia on toe hortoon.” i foreman. He once waa a carp«i- pum. with .floata entoed by town btaiy Aaaodatton and the first Wbsn declarer Med tbs dia- Isolated bloodshd still Of Mandieatar, Within Said the foOowlng moos, and the York 17, N .T . St., Hartford, with a solemn of a 'Violent Turktoh a t t a * (oil The atudenta — atx young men ter. organizations. Pilzas wQI be National Bank of Hartford ■fwf finso* West won with marred the cease-fire. A Turk­ fint, eecood and third place OevyfIgMUil high Mass of requiem at St. ish spokesman said three Turks Cyprus), Greece will be'obllgad Oouaty. Oreettoi:: awarded to aU. acoordanoa with 1926 provtolona ktag of (Bamoods and rsturnad The f oUoartaj notice ia hereby and lour giria — are from It to j - j came here 4H yuan ago wtnnen: Six Potato Race for O s a e ^ Fsataro#FsatUf Oityi, Lawrence O’Toole's C n u r c h, were murdered Friday night — to take defensive action." . 35 yean old. They afaare what the idea to mind of buUdtog The fair hopes to have new of tba trust of WUUam Wood. girls, Laura Paganl. Janet Dal- hto last tramp. TOs left only Hartford, at 9. Burial will be Garoufalias Ond Makarios vis­ directed to aach'peraoo appear- macliinery in toa parada, bands ana tramp fe me dummy; South a 55-year-old man in a village once waa the Firat Baptiat par-1 (]|ja church, and it haa been a TIm trust was eatahllatied as ^ Mary CBuca; KIckhan S e k , In St. Patrick’s Cemetery, near Lefka, and two others in a ited Greek Cypriot 'villages in toa of record aa an owner, of aonage- The boya aleep on bunk itream of mine,” he aald. "I t «iMi flra departments. Ttaera wQl a mamoitol to Mary l^rman erantnally disoovered that be Hartford. p m c r ty bounded and daacribed 1 Jeon McAdam, Dawn Mdknv- village near Paphos. The U.N. northwest Cyprus where Turk­ beda to one room and toe giria I wouldn’t have been poaalble be profeeai^al anteitaiBineat M EOsworth Wood with fimda pro- could not raff two dubs with Friends may call at the fu- aa fbOowa; Thoae two Certain * , Maryann Rouleau; Back MEADOWS was unable to confirm the Turk­ ish jets attacked earlier this have double beda in the rear of I without toe help of the ato- 2:30 and 7:M p.m . The fbtr wUl vidad for too eonstniettan 6f a Race, Mary Leuiae Cuitto, Su- only «■««» tramp. eral home tonight from 7 to month in retaliation for a G r o * paxeela of land aituated to Han- ■ In inclnde a record hop 'with South avsBtaally lost a otaib vil. ■" 9 and tomorrow from 3 to 5 ish cliarges. cheatar, Caaneetieut, bounded the houae. | denta.” Ubrary aad income ftum too oon W allah Grace DeKtoeco; Makarios also denied reports Cypriot drive on a T u rk i* dtoc Jockey Dick Oaoe at 3 p.m. tzuat avallahla for tha main- M * Down on# af a cold slam and 7 to 9 p.m. pad dn—‘bed aa foDowa; The boya handle moat of the- th e 400 x 180 foot lot for toa Tire Rape, N ancy Dotaorty, H I L O O V I R I Friday that Greece has asked Cypriot coastal enclave. and an auction at 3:10 p.m. tanance of toe buildiag and contract The ceasefire was marred flRST PMCE: . , , work on toe church — often; gcw churdi coat 18,000. Total Cberjd Btookfibem. Kathy him to reject any Soviet mili­ worUng 18 boura a day — while coet ia about 32,000. The build­ Oenbml U btaar Urged grounda. eon; atoo Cathy Phik^Mna, lO - Single Play tary aid and accept the Acheson Friday by reports that a Greek Horthecly, by North School The expansloa of e aiatlng H- Hospital Notes •treet. ISAM feet; Caatoriy, by toe glrU feed toe crew and keep ing and land are worth about Tlie town aubroquently doas diene Buccino. Jadcie Scar- Tha oonoct play to olmpls. Af­ 4 O r e * M a n — Oolai plan. Cypriot was killed and a Turk­ btary tacUltiee to keep pace ter raffing the opening spade towd o f the Town o f Hawheater, work ctotoea Clean. 340,000. not have toe right to control pdo; Softban Toeo, D *by Pot­ The formula offered by Ache­ ish (3ypriot policeman wounded wtto toe town’s oteadOy e z ]« id - "H O W THE WIST Visiting hours are 2 to pjn. 10.08 feet; Southerly, by other Betty Ann Gunatream. a Jun- Pirat Baptist baa contrlbutad Wood Mamorial Ubrary aa It ter, Vanlne Daigle. Dentoe Al­ lead. South leada a trump to 8 son at the Cyprus talks In (Gene­ in shooting incidents near Pa­ Ing populatioii to one ot the ma­ dummy. On dlsoovering the bad fe all areas excepting mater­ land of Haaktoa and Eliza- hir at Baylor Unlveialty, wasn’t 3U.000 tor toe buUdinf fund, does the Sadd Ubrary tonce bert; 60-Yard Disah, Suaan Ve- W A S W O N " , va suggests: phos in western Cyprus. jor munictpal building progfamo control to in tiie hands of tha tramp b r e * . declarer returns a nity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. hato Otoarage, 138.86 feet; and eontent with housework toougb. and toe Baptist Oaneral Obn- glard, Sandy McKay, Janice — Atoo — cuiinutly faring Boolh Wtodaor, Ubrary trustees and inoome .wawinni from dummy for toe | and 6:80 to 8 pjn. and private Waatarly, by the anaterly iine of The first week, I went out vention of Texas donatad 33.000. Bonham; 50-Yard D a*. Patty Laagh Featurstto MtoeMUdrod Simpson according to a report by too from toe trust to spent by the rooms where they are 10 a.m. TNyktud Alley. 10-13 feet. and dug ditebea with toe boya. Mike Lundy aaid toe WBaliire M *er, Nancy Veglard, Katby “PHILBEBT’ School Wing WonH Move These Trees and Tve painted aome,” ahe Sooth Wtadoor L f b r ^ Board. trustees for maintenance of the West can win and return a to 8 pan. 'Vistton are requested Platform Writers May Skirt •■OOND PHDCB: Baptist church in Dallaa haa Byrant; 40-Yard Dofii, Renelle degree from Curry College, Bos­ being saved. Associated Construction Co. of Hartford is gen­ id. a g r ^ to contribute 3100 a Tha town praaantty haa two library. Lacey, Terry McGurkin, Rene’ trump, taut that le a v e s two Children undf’f 12 • ton, Mass. She was with the not to 8i n * e in patienta* Site superintendent George Johnson works with a transit to Martherty. by other land of rooms. No more than two vlal- set grades, elevations, rod lines for site drainage at the eral contractor on the 3484,000 project to provide an 8- A— n«Afai« and Bixabeth “ I didn’t dig any dltctaea, but month for a year to toe project, Ubrartoa aarvtng Main 8t and Lntheraa Edge PoBoe Setaeer; 30-Yard Daah, Teresa trumps iir dummy. Declarer CIANT fRft playground Boston Public Library for two Wapptag areas. Tha faclUttos of Our Sarvior Lutheran Cborch cashes the U9 dfemonds to dis­ tors at one time per patient. Highland Park School. A grade-al hydraulic arm digger pre­ classroom addition and alterations to the old building. (Her­ Hot Reapportionment Issue OlcaTacc, 147.08 feet, more or my shovel waa a broom and my ”W9d we’re hoping other Ann Veglard, Rnthle Lacey, Su­ years and the Waltham, Mass, wheelbarrow waa a dustpan,” b ^ are limited and the num- defsated the Police Depart­ card a club from dummy, tokes pares trenches for concrete conduit among trees that are ald photo by Ofiara.) Imb’ natarly, by land of toe efaurchea will contribute atoo.” sie Holder. public library system for eight ment 11-10 to win the eecend the top clube and then eroeo- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Xcwn o f Mancheater, 303.88 reported Patsy Bhnn. a senior Lundy, 34, and ilia wife, Jan bar of houin per The following boys ware win- years, before coming to Man­ outright repeal of fee new an* majoring In Ustory at Tartetcn round of the men’s eoftbaU ra ^ ctate and spades. Mrs. Elsie Cushman, 531 Park­ (Uontlnued from Page One) jaot; Soatbarty, by other land of Lundy, 23, are toe only married braitos am »■■■ land and begin a building nolds. 381 Bush Hill Rd.; Mrs. this morning the tllj had died this year without stirring Statement Of hasn’t dampened the enthusi­ aanounced that three peraona Andy Kearns, Fernando floree; sister, Mrs. May Sullivan of take part In the conclave. By volunteering that he cer­ placed an 31,100 appropriation not long embrace — an unsound aornto of northerly line ia program for this oantral li­ Marion Franklin, 33 Phoenix been rescheduled for next up any big ruckus. asm of toe atudenta. Judy Webb, have advanced to toe quartet’ Base Running, Mike Jefferies, North Little Rock, Ark. • Reedy was eusked whether It tainly talked politics in other re­ Item on the agenda for the and dangerous philosophy,” •S8A feet aoutharly from the a Junior at East Texaa State brary.’’ finals. H iey are Sue Bronnan, • Funeral services will be held St., Vernon; June FVles, South Saturday at 4 p.m., still at The outlook Is lor a pledge of Compensation When a central Ubrary to Bobby Gormro, Bobby Lassen. wouldn’t be reasonable to as­ cent meetings with Individual Sept. 1 meeting of the board of And he served notice that If aiailhailj Una of North Sdiool College said: Tim Friend and Joyce Muoike- Monday at 1 p.m. at the Rol>ert Windsor; Charles Heck, 61 Mt. Nebo. Proceeds from the ■vigorous enforcement of the built, toe ehainnan haa ang- AB toe i^ygrounds are now 5th sume that politics would be tak­ governors, Johnson implied that directors, which will permit the Democratic and Republican Stzaet, aa awaanred along the The 'Town of Mancheater. acU "The work Isn’t nearly so vUL >)^ T. Morse Funeral Home, 122 Linnmore Dr.; Gardiner Raw- jame will go to George 1964 Civil Rights Act but no de­ gested that the axtoting Sadd eloaed for the season. en up at the session. the topic would not be barred moving the statue and base, as parties “ me-too” each other . aaatoily of Bockland Alley ing herein by and through iU hard If you know why you are Hie Recroation Department Princeton Blvd., Lowell. Burial son, 33 Hyde St.; Mrs. Flllen has been recommended by the Cappello, a league player in- mand for new legislation in this Memorial Library ba converted Salters. Gkbe Hollow and Bronku, 24 Eldrldge St.; Joann “If there’s some side conver­ today. through the presidential cam­ M d ioraaa m i exterior angle of Redevelopment Agency, repre- doing It. and believe firmly ia reqaaota all peraona who partic- will be In Edson Cemetery, Permanent Memorial Day Com­ ju i^ while participating in field. into a ehildren’s Ubrary for Verplanck pools ’wfU continue to Soderfuess, East Hartford; This prospect was not paign of"thto year, then “ we win to* with other land of aaid aenta; that purpose ,” ahe said. ipatad fai the department’e ten- Lowell. mittee. , ^ a game earlier this season. children of pre-school age be open through Labor Day. Bruce Weintraub, 136 Grand- changed by a Jarring speech at begin Immediately after Nov. 8 A m w w ««ithi. and Elizabeth 1. That the ’Town of Manches­ nto biatructioo tola paot oum- Friends may call at the fu­ The board, last April, ap­ through grade three. Such a •vlew St.; John Anderson, 132 Friday’s final hearing by segre­ to start a movement to taring __ to each peraon ter is a municipal corporation m«r to contact Ralph Cailaon neral home tomorrow from 3 to proved the proposal but failed facility, Mrs. Little noted, ’’TOGETHERNESS’* Merline Rd., Vernon; Da'vid A. Grim Two-Day Search Ends^ gationist Gov. George C. Wal­ about representative govenv ___ __ at record aa a holder having iU territorial limits ^ Manchester va. at the tonnla courta Tuesday at 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. to appropriate any funds for 'an y mortgage, lien, aaaeaa- within the County of Hartford Herhikowicz, A.K.A., at would give tha chUdtan an op­ ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) Nowak, 145 Croft Dr.; Aubrey 5 lace of Alabama. Ho demanded ment.” 6 pm. If they w l* to pa-ttoi' Frost, Tollanr^if Loris Durand, Its fulfillment. nMWt, or other encumbrance on aad State of Connecticut. portunity to learn how to use When one of the Baynard elill- d Estimates for accomplishing al. the facilities available and pate In toe tournament. dren became ill recently, doc- a SHOT j^ t HE” Joseph Koss 51 Doane St. Newsman Finds GirVs Body News Tidbits a n * praperty, or totereat there- 2. ’The governing body of aaid Superior Court, H artford Joaeph Koss, 63, of 14 Gar­ the move have ranged from toL to aecortonce with Section Town of Manchester ia the would enable them to make bet­ tora decided he should have hU ADMITTED TODAY: Ray­ from the AP Wires County, August 13, 1964. den Dr., died Thursday in mond Mason, Sunset Ter., Ver­ and took him to a police station. 31,800 to 36,000, and were con­ Board Gets Cost Breakdown f-|aa o f toe 1968 Revlaion of Board of Directors. ter uae of a central Ubrary for tonsils removed. I Shows (Continued from Page One) sidered too high by members research and raferenee w o ^ SoBto Wtodoor^^MnraapeBdeBt, But before they eould do that, Hollywood, Calif. ■ non. At the same time, he summoned toe lOaaeral Statutea of the 3. The Redevelopment Agency NOTICE Mr. Koss was born In New of the board. Brownie Joaeph, a sister also became ill. Then 2:16 BIRTH 'YEISTERD AY : A Frank Welkel of the (Cincinnati Sgt. Russell Jackson, head of •tato of Connecticut of the Town of Mancheater is a York State and lived in Man­ Fears have also been ex­ U.S. Secretary of Defense Redevelopment Agency duly •44-0148. another. Finally, an five of Mr. daughter to Mr. rod Mrs. John the homicide squad of Cincinna­ Of Rec Audit on Sept. I 1. The Redevelopment Agency OF TAKING chester many years. He was a Enquirer came to the Rickey pressed for the safety of the Robert S. McNamara abandons -of toa Town of Mancheater, act- created by the Board of Di­ Town of Manchoatsr va rod Mrs. Arnold Baynard’s Tierney, 11 Academy St. ti police. production engineer at Pratt BIRTH TODAY; A son to home, young George was old soldier, and insurance costs attempt to cUmb 14,701-foot rectors of the Town of Man­ To the Sberiff of the (bounty Steve Herlukowlcz, aJta., et al. youngsters received the same It was less than three minutes toa on bahalf of the Town of and 'Whitney, division of United Mr. and Mrs. John Teneza, have been thought prohibitive. Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzer­ Town directors are expected^mtosion baa offered piannliiK jl^ d io a ta r , **** filed with the chester. pursuant to Chapter of Hartford, his deputy or Superior Court, Hartford diagnosis: The tonsUs must go. asleep. His mother, Mrs. Aiicla after Jackson t>egan questioning Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. West Willington. The statue, built in 1877 for land, because of heavy snow director Joseph Tamsky. doilc of toe Superior Court for 130 of the General Statutes of either Constable of tba Town of County .’’August 18, 1984. Police Arrests So they did, at a Rock S n , Rickey, readily permitted police young Rickey that the boy said, to pick up toe tab for a number Manchester, within aald county, 8. C., eUnic Friday. Survivors Include his wife, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: according to Finan; about 33,000, would now cost Saturday . . . Fireworks trac — A sum of 3600 to't toe rent­ IfA iMkwd County, a Statement the State o* Connecticut, 1958 Mrs. Josephine Koss; a son ing sparkling birthday cake in of miscellaneous budget items al of a copying machfee for toe greeting; Miss Gladys Templeton, 177 Eld- “ All right. I’ll tniBt fiui. I ’ll approximately 320,000 to re­ o f Oompenaation, a copy of Revision. Statement of H A P P Y H O U R the sky for President Johnson not included hi toe 1984-66 town clerk’s office. 4. A redevelopment plan for 'The following notice to hereby Harry Leistar, 44, no certain ridge S t; Mrs. Marion Barnes, While Smith held a flashlight tell you what really happened.” place. arid* la attached hereto. 4 P JI. TO 8 P JL DAILY Coventry: Mrs. Lillias Paul, Mahoney has revealed that he will provide one of flashiest mo­ the area within which the fol­ directed to each peratm appear­ addrsss, waa charged with fe- trained under the porch, W o^el Finan said the youth told of town budget at toeir Sept. 1 TTie total amount of 330,068 3. Not leae than twelve (12) Compensation Ivoryton; Mrs. Helen Cicerchia, has an offer from a local con­ ments in Democratic national lowing described premises are ing of record as an owner of toxication last night after po­ crawled in and rummaged seeing Debbie playing on the board meeting. would be financed from toe un­ daya, nor aoore than ninety (90) COCKTAIL 444 Center St.; Miss Barbara tractor to move the statue by convention for television ■view­ Included haa______been______prepared and property bounded and daacribed Ihe Town of Manchester, lice received a complaint of PILGRIM HILLS through some old building ma­ sidewalk, and of luring her in­ They will be a*ed to ap­ expended surplus of the 1968-64 towa * t a r aervlce or madling Zepp, 760 Center St.; Mrs. Shir­ raising the base just a few ers next week. approved by the Agency In ac- aa follows: That cert^ piece acting herein by rod through man lying on the floor In a OF YOUR CHOICE terials stored there. He lifted side to play hide-and-seek. No prove additional appropriations (General Flind. H ie suipluB to­ M d firat pubUcation of thla No- Ita Redevelopinent Agency, rep­ In Coventry ley Freeman, 46 Griswold St.; Inches from the ground, for a Declaring that “the mess In cordance with the requirements j or parcel of land known aa room at the rear of a Main 8t some clapt)oards and found one else was at home. for nine different accounts — tals about 3233,000. \Mo», aa required by aald Sec- resents: William H. Brainard, 1 Main St. maximum price of 31,100, with Africa to not of our doing,” f i n 3-139, aald Agency ahall of said Chapter 130, > Buekland Alley, aad aomatii^ restaurant Leister was taken ot 6 miles East of Debbie's body. They sat on the living room including' one for payment of OUier approprlati(«a to ba 5 The Board of Directors haa known as (Towles Lmie, bound- 1. That toe Town of Man­ Manchester DIS(3HARGED TODAY: Ed­ Weikel said “ there was blood couch for a while and then Rick­ insurance costs Included. Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., fOa wMh audi Clerk a return to toe State Jail at Hartford in Manchester on Rt. 44A mond Johnson, Coventry: Mrs. the recent special audit of the considered Include: approved the acquisition of real ed and deacribed as f o l l ^ : chester to a municipal corpora­ Cavey’s on the face and the lower cloth­ ey took Debbie upstairs to his Plans call for a cleanup of says United States should avoid town recreation department. — A total of 380,000 to re­ 'aatiliM forth toe notice given. lieu of a 325 hood rod wUl be Florence Danepsse, 61 Hemlock property within said redevelop- Northerly, by North Schow tion having Its territorial limits ing was disarranged.” bedroom where he made the ad­ the area surrounding the statue, getting Involved In the Congo pay half of the temp(«ary notes 3. tJpon receipt of auch re- within the County of Hartford presented in Manchester's Cir­ BAST CENTER STREET Open Daily and Sun. St.; Louis Dlsabella, 141 Oak and for the Installation of fighting. . .Exhibit of John F. About 320,000 of the addi­ . gw n . a u * Clerk ahall lasue a ment area by the Agency by i Street, thirty-three (33) feet; cuit Court 12 session on Mon- The reporter said he and F1- vances, the chief said. She tional appropriations would issued to finance co n s^ ctio n eminent domain ^ Eaaterly, by land of ElUzabeth and State of Connecticut 1 till Dark SI.; Ivan Sherwood, 186 Loomis nan awakened the t)oy and the screamed. floodlights, for nighttime light­ Kennedy mementoes closes to­ of the new central flr*ouse. OarUfleate of Taking for re- 2. The governing body of .i and deacribed aa fol- situated In Manchester, (Tonnec- and William S. Olcavage and PH 643 733: AlP f r.SC^:Tl0SED Raised Ranches Camp Insurance George: “ I don’t know, unless FMnan quoted the burley, crew- will meet with President Gheor- 394.51 from an increase ill tha is a Redevelopment Agency fective muffler). The charge AVPLE PAPk« SG ANSFfELD Events ghlu-Dej of Romania in early cal year. lowa: tboae two certain parcels ticut, bounded and deacribed as by land of William S. Ol^vage, you’ve found something else.” cut boy. estimate of miscellroeoua rev­ In part by each •— and to each duly created by the Board of stemmed from an onsight ob­ After that, Rickey took the September to discuss problems The Item most Ukely to evoke at ummI aituated in Mnncheater, foUowa servance at Center and Brood STARTS WEDNESDAY TONIGHT $14,990 to $17,990 Reduced to $25 Finan: “ You see how dirty we enue for the current year. person appearing o t record as Directors of toe Town of Man­ girl to the bathroom where he for Communist movement cre­ comment to the recreation de­ — A total of 36,222 for re­ Oonnactlcut. boiuided and de- First Piece; SU. at 1 a.m. today. Wojtyna “UNSINKABLE are? Where' do you think we got a holder of any mortgage, lien, cheater, pursuant to Chapter washed off the blood, and car­ ated by the Moscow-Peking partment audit, for which audi­ pairs rod improvemrots to the ■aortoad aa foUowa; Northerly, by North School was summoned to appear In MOLLY BROWN” that way?" In State Street. 138.46 feet; Easterly, assessment, or other encum­ 130 of the General Statutes of BEATLES SHOWN TWICE — 8:20 and 11:15 Edgrar H. Clarke, chairman George: “ I don’t know, unless ried the body downstairs to hide ideological conflict, sources say. tors Barry, Macri A Co. have Whitem Memorial Library, to flRflT PIECE; Circuit Court 12, Maatoester, on and “AdvaaM To The Real by land of the Town of Man­ brance on such property, or In­ the BtaU of C^nectlcut 1958 Country Hills of the town Insurance advisory you’ve been down at the creek.” it under the porch, Flnana said. submitted a 32,943 bill. be financed from the Noftoarly, by North School RevlsloiL Sept. 14. committee, has revealed that (Continued from Page One) gtrant. 138.48 feet; Eaaterly, by chester, 10.08 feet: Southerly, terest therein, in accordance Finan; “ No. We’ve been un­ The chief also said Rickey ad­ Republicans on the board were Trust Fund Income. with Section 8-129 of the 1958 4. A redevelopment plan f^r Community the Travelers Insurance Co. al the Town of Mancheater, by other land of Anna Haskins der the porch. We found Deb­ mitted during the interrogation tained in a shoebox and con­ opposed to the special audit Revision of the General Stat­ the area within which toe fol­ AUTHOR DIES has refunded 325 of the 350 Building; Group 10.08 feet; Southerly, by other and EUzabeth Olcavage. 138.85 “ Fine homes designed bie.’’ that he “ planted” Debbie’s shoe sists of a clock, batteries, a when It was Initiated last De­ utes of the State of (Tonnectl- lowing described premises are WESTPORT (AP) — Funeral premium for medical payment in the culvert where he later cember, and asked for a detailed lAtui at Anna Haakina and Eliza­ feet: and Wavteriy. by the eaat­ with YOU in mind” George: “I don’t know how flashbulb, and a pound of gun­ erly line o f Buekland Alley. cut. included has been prepared and arrangements are )>eing made protection at Camp Kennedy. she got there. I didn’t see her found it. To Review Plans breakdown of the cost for the beth Cleavage, 13R.85 feet; and approved by the Agency in ac­ E A T I N G O U T 1* B W S 1 Because of the short term powder. In the process of set­ 1. 'The Redevelopment Agency for Duane Decker, 61, author of VA: NO MONEY DOWN after 11 a.m. Wednesday.” Rickey to being held for Juv­ auditors’ services when the ARE YOU IN fircatorly, by the eaaterly line 10.13 feet. cordance with the requirements (six weeks) that the camp op­ ting a fire, the gunpowder Is Second Piece: o f the Town of Manchester, boys' books, 'who died in his SUNDAY? OTHERS Finan told the boy to dress enile authorities. For Firehouses board was asked last month to of Buekland Alley, 10.18 feet. of said Chapter 130. erated, the Insurance company Ignited and destroys the ap­ Northerly, by other land o f acting on behalf of the Town home Thursday. Decker was a Oavey*s provides a m i n i m u m d o w n set a date for the hearing. or out of SECOND PIECE of Manchester, has filed with 5. The Board of Directors haa combat correspondent with toe agreed with the advisory com­ paratus. Northerty. by other land or Anna Haakina rod Elizabeth distinctly new aad Shaw said b e also has some The town building committee Macri submitted the bill the CHerk of the Superior (Tourt approved the acquisition of real Marines during World War n mittee that the premium should Mrs. Gaskell backed out from Anna Haakiiui and Elizabeth Olcavage, 147.03 feet, more or quietly lavi* way ★ Featuring ★ Crash Blamed j a Main St. parking stall, just complicated “Rube Goldberg de- has received the go ahead from Thursday, according to the gen­ HOT W ATER? leas: ^ s te rly , by land of the for Hartford Coimty. a State­ property within said rede­ and once wrote for the Bridge­ be reduced. Olcavage, 147.03 feet, more or to dine and relax... • 3-4-5 t>edrboms The camp waa in operation south of Eldrldge St., and ■vlces” to demonstrate. He did General Manager Richard Mar- eral manager’s office, and speci­ Town o f Mrocheater. 303.86 ment of (Tompensation, a copy velopment area by the Agency port Herald. He also wrote ex­ leae; Eaaterly, by land of the by eminent domain. tensively for magazines. Dinners served with s Dream kitchen with from June 28 to Aug 7, in On Bee Sting struck the right side of a pass­ not describe them. \ tip to review plans for two new fies that the audit required 42 Town of Manchester, 303 86 feet: Southerly, bv other land of which is attached hereto, your favorite alco­ decorator Colored Gen­ ing northbound vehicle operat­ days of office and field work Just 9Y2C* a day for fa d of the Town o f Manchester, 165 i 2. Not less than twelve (12) 6. The property to be taken three sessions of two weeks town firehouses. feet; Southerly, by other land of holic beverages. >0 eral Electric built-in each, and reported very favor­ ed by Daniel C. Creamer, 18, DRIVER CLEARED ' In a letter to Crandall, Mar­ by a partner in the firm, fit 340 can get you ont of feet, more or less; rod Westerl>’. | days, nor more than ninety (90) pursuant to this Statement of Two motorists were arrested the Town of Manchester, 165 Compensation conaista of: That oven and range, exhaust able Insurance experience. of 261 Spring St. Both vehicles HARTFORD (AP) — Wallace tin says that architect Arnold per day (totaling 31,640); 27% by land of the Town of■ ■■ Man­ days after service or mailing trouble! feet, more or laaa; and Westerly, certain piece or parcel of land Route 87 fan, form ica counters, In two of four motor vehicle ac­ had nioderate damage but were Vlgneault of Southington has Lawrence will deliver copies of days of office and field work by chester rod by the easterly and first publication of this operable, police said. Mrs. Gas- been cleared by the coroner of by of the Town of Man- Notice, as required by aald loiown as Buckhind Alley, rod LEBANON handsome birch or HURT IN CANADA cidents, one occurring when a new preliminary plans for the a staff accountant, at 330 per If you Uve fe a typieal by the eaaterly line line o t Buekland Alley, in part T o fiig h t b knotty pine cabinets, SARNIA, Ont. (A P )— Win- kell was summoned to appear any criminal responsibility for day (totaling 3825); five days by each, in all. 327 feet more Section 8-129. said Agency sometimes known ae Cowles 428-0258 bee reportedly stung the leg of firehouses to the building com­ house, you could easily raa a f Buekland Alley, in part by Lane, bounded aad described ■AHMmj&Ncir s F\ill poured concrete throp Humphrey of Guilford, In Circuit Court 12 Sept. 14. his wife’s death last month. of “professional expense—CPA” or less. .shall file with such Clerk a "LADIES' NIGHT!" one driver whose car hit a pole, mittee soon. out of hot w*er several | each, in all, 327 feet more or basement with metal Conn., was reported In critical The vacant parked car of Mrs. Vlgneatf.t, 38, was fatally at 340 per day (totaling 3206); The northeaaterly corner of return setting forth the ,_uotice aa follows; Your choice of aay MMMdfinilMmfinUMnfiMlWI a investigated yesterday by Man­ Lawrence ha.s redrawn a timee a w e * 1m s . Northerly, by North School hatchway. condition following a two-car Anthony F. Pletrantonlo, 32, of Injured, when her hu.sband’s attendance at two board of di­ the northerly line of said parrel given. bevwage for only chester police. No serious In­ firehouse plan, prepared two Now you oro have all toe | The northeaaterly comer of Street, Thirty-three (83) feet; • Oil-fired hot water base­ collision in which one man died 226 Parker St., was the target motorcj^le struck a sunken rectors meetings at 3100 each is 260 feet southerly from the 3. Upon receipt of such re­ juries but moderate vehicular area ijC a Southington street on years ago, to fit in with the hot water you need at one file northerly line aaid parcel turn. such Clerk shall iaaue a Easterly, by land of Ellzabjth COMPANION FEATURE board radiation. and five others were Injured. of a hit-run driver last night (totaling 3200): and printing of time for only 9%c* a day. to 280 feet aoutherly from the southerly line of North School damage wqs reported. July i s rod smashed up. town’s present fire fighting fa­ Certificate of Taking for re­ Olcavage and Anna Haskins; e Complete decoration — Police said the accident was at Weaver and (Jonway Rds., 18 copies of the report at 34 Think ot it—oni^ 8H «* • I Boutherly hne of North School Street, aa meaaured along land J o Im Woyna In "THE COMACHEROS ■William Leonard Jr., 21, of cilities. cording in the Office o f the Southerly, by land of the Town your choice. caused by a flat tire during a police said. An unknown mo­ each (totaling 372). ' day! Street, aa meaaured along land of the Town of Manchester rod • Color selection — youf 83 Ridge St., had Just backed torist struck the left rear REI.EASE COUNTERFEITER With Town Fire Chief W. Other additional appropria­ forms an exterior angle of Town (Tlerk of Manchester of MaacheMer; and Westerly, rain shower yesterday. Hum­ out of the driveway of hto home Clifford Mason, he has decreas­ Yes, thanks to MobUkeat of the Town of Mancheater and by land of EHzabeth Olcavage OAK choice of kitchen ap­ fender of the Pletrantonlo ve­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — tions proposed include; 83* 04’ 30” with the remaining 4. Upon the recording of\Mld phrey operates the old Guilford and started a forward motion, ed the number of bays in the —and an oil-fired hot water focma an exterior angle of 83* rod wmiam S. Olcavage and RESTAURANT pliances, formica coun­ hicle, mo'ving It some 252 feet Stanley F. Withe Jr., 44, ac­ —A sum of 31,500 to the com­ land of Anna Haaklns and Certificate, title to said preri|jp- Forge Inc. on the Boston Post at about 10 a.m., when a bee cused of printing a fortune In firehouse from three to two. to heater of correct c*aolty— 04’ 30” with toe remaining land es bounded and deacribed as by land of WUham 8. Oleavage, ters, kitchen and bath­ Road in Guilford. from where It was originally munity college for a series of your family can take care e( o f Haakina and Elizabeth Elizabeth Olcavage. The north- 30 Oak StTMt room floor coverings, stung his leg, causing him to parked, and continued on with bogus Dills In his L'nlonvllle, take into account the three bay public seminars on community westerlv corner of said north­ follows: That certain piece or In part by e a * all their waehfeg need# at | Olcavage. The northwesterly 7. The nemtff and addresses AMPLE FREE PABKINO bathroom ceramic tile, lose control of the car which out stopping. Police are Inves­ Conn., printing shop. Is out of central firehouse recently com­ development. Director Theodore erly line ia 226.3 feet, southerly parcel of land known aa Buck- TONIGHT! one time. aomer of aaid northerly line is of all penona having a record bathroom fixtures. then hit a pole. The car, owned tigating. jail on his own recognizance. He pleted on Center St. Powell suggested the seminars. from the southerly line of North land Alley, rod sometimes by Warwick Ford of Warwick, Mom can do toe famHy 826.3 feet aoutherly from the Interest therein are aa foHows: 2 BIAJOR H1T8 s Almost acre high beau­ DECISION' is scheduled to enter a plea to The revamped plan is to School Street, aa meaaured known aa Cowles Lane, bound­ I R. I., had to be towed away —A sum of 34.500 for repairs w a*. Sie oro do tiie dtailise aoutoarly line of North School a. Steve Herlukowlcz a.k.a. tiful country lots with ■Variance Grantet. the counterfeiting charge Mon­ serve as the basis for two new along the eaaterly line of Buck- ed rod described as follows; BOTH IN COLOR with moderate front end dam- Springfield Lofles and operating expenses at the at the same time Junior | fitreot, aa' meaaured along the Northerly, by North School Steve Olcavage, late of 118 magnifleent view, Louis Chorches, nonconform­ day In U.S District Court. A firehouses—one for a town- town disposal area. The ac­ land Alley and forms an ex­ age. t*es Us bath, aad you u aaatorly ttne of Buekland Alley Street, 'Thirty-three (33) feet; North School Street, Mantoee- s Unusually lovely coun­ ing building addition closer to Federal judge yesterday ap­ owned site on McKee St., the count was trimmed by about terior angle of 94* 44’ with Truck driver Harold B. El- SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) othef for a site aa yet undeter­ Joy a *ower. forma an exterior angle of Eaaterly, by land of Elizabeth ter, ConneoUont. AfMBnSBEMIMliaXICini try community, only rear yard line, 80 Oakland St. proved Withe’s release from the 335,000 from General Manager Don’t delay—iihone ua to-1 other land of said Anna Haskins dred, 32, Thompsonville, waa — Elmira didn't even play last Alameda County Jail In Oak­ mined in the Manchester Green 04* 44' with other land of said Olcavage rod Anna Ha*lna; b. Blizabo* Oloavaga a.k.a. minutes from Manches­ The above will be effective Richard Martin’s request when day. Find out how eoiw It Is Anna Haakina and Elizabeth rod Elizabeth Olcavage. ter and convenient to arrested for failure to drive a night, but the Pioneers moved land, where he had been held area. 7. ’The names and addresses Southerly, by land of the Town Elisabeth HMIukowloa U S August 22, 1964. the 64-65 budget was being to ewifeta to a Mobllhmt-1 Olcavage— ahall veat in the North School fitreet, Man*es- EBSTUiOOD University of Connecti­ reasonable distance apart last Into first place in the Eastern since hto arrest Aug. 11. Town directors expressed an _ of all peraons having a record of Mrocheater; and Westerly, Filed in office of Town Clerk, at their March meet- made up. fired water heater. Town of Mancheater, the right ter, Connecticut. cut. August 19, 1964. night when police investigated League thanks to York’s 6-0 interest bitereat therein are as follows; by land of Elizabeth Olcavage East Windsor a rear-end collision on W. Mid­ ing in having both new fire­ — A sum of 36,680 to tho *Average family of tour., to Juat compeiuation ahall vest and William S. Olcavage rod by c. WilMam S. Olcavage, 107 DIRECTIONS; Take exit Zoning Board of Appeals victory over the Springfield Gl' a. Elizabeth Olcavage a.k.a dle Tpke., 07 feet west of Main houses built In the near future. town employes group life in­ to tha peraons entitled thereto land of William 8, Olcavage, North School Stroet, Manches­ DRIV 92 off Wilbur Cross Park­ John F. Clifford, ants. Elmira was scheduled to EUzabeth Herlukowlcz, 113 St. Eldred was summoned to At the time, they authorized surance account, to finance life pnd the aaid Agency may enter in pai-t by each — ahall vest ter, (Connecticut way onto Center St., Man­ Chairman play Williamsport in the About Town North School Street, Manches­ appear in Manchester’s Circuit the building committee to be- insurance for the town pension­ upon aald property and take in the Town of Mrocliester, the d. Anna Hafifina 380 Elm chester, which is Rt. 6 John A, Cagianello, league’s only other game, but wrhatover action may be pro- ter, (Tonnecticut. Court 12 on Sept. 14. g;ln its review of the two-year- ers. M O R IA m b. Anna Haskins, 880 Elm right to juat compensation Street, East Lsagmsadow, and 44A. Follow this route rain washed It out. Elmira leads poaad wM i regard thareto by Police said that Eldred, who Eighth District volunteer fire­ old firehouse plans. — A sum of 31,830 to purchase Street, East Longmeadow, shall vest in the persona en­ Maasachuaetta all the way through Man­ by a lone percentage point, .670 {ha project area redevelopment was driving a van truck o'wned men were called out last night a *eck signing machine for Maaaachusetta. titled thereto and the aaid 8. The Agensy haa dotro chester to Bolton Notch to .669 over the Giants. The Pi­ at 8:45 to 447 Summit St. the town treasurer’s office. The BROTHERS flail. mined the amount of a«»npeniap by Eastern Trucking Co. of TRADITION GONE 8. The Agency has determined Agency may enter upon aald — « t e r Bear left at Bolton Notch oneers are a game rod a half In where a Are In a kitchen stove KUTZTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A treasurer took ovor ch e* sign­ 5. fiuch Notice ahall bind each Uon to bo paid to the peraona East Hartford, struck the rear the amount o f compensation to property rod take whatever on Rt. 44A for about 3 front of third place Reading. brought some smoke damage. 16-year-old tradition of the Kutz- ing chores for the board of edu­ feraon named herein and the be paid to the peraons entitled. action may be proposed with entitled thereto for ouch real miles to Pilgrim Hills on of a .stopped car operated by M 3-5135 widow or widower, heirs, repre- Thomas J. Riley, 43, of Swamp A piece of cardboard located town Fair slipped away like a cation recently. thereto for such real property to regard thereto by the project property to be Two Thousand left. WESTOWK POSTAI. DETOUR under the electric burners of greased pig Friday night. 301-315 CMtwr St. aantatives and creditors of each One Hundred F ifty (32,160.00) Rd., Coventry, who was about — A sum of 3il,500 for tho be Three Thousand (33,000.00) area redevelopment plan. Exclusive Sales PHARMACY TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A the stove ignited and smoked In fact, that was the tradition peraon named herein, who now 5. Such Notice * a l l bind each Dollars, and boa fitod stond- to enter a parking lot but had town counsel's account, to pay Dollars, and has filed simul­ 2afi MAJOR HnVnALBO IN COLOR letter from Nuernberg, Germa heavily, a Are spokesman said. — the annual greased pig chase. W E G I V B ^ mr hMwafter may be dead. taneously herewith its deposit person named herein and the taneoufiy herewith fis deposit Dally 469 Hartford Rd.— 649-9948 stopped to allow pedestrians to the difference between an IfeMbeuter Redevelopment cross his path. Three passen ny, has reached the office .of This was removed and a smoke The Berks (Jounty Humane amount appropriated in the 84- and bond as pro'vdded bi Section widow or widower, heirs, repre­ and bohd as providsd hi fiso- thru DMay li 6S Samuel M. ejector employed to rid the GREIN SVAMM Agency THE BOLD NEW LOOK IN LOVE AND SUSPENSE! To maintain our cqi^tlnulty gers in the Riley car were shak­ Mayor Harold Tollefson after a Sosiety protested that tha chase 65 for a part-time secretary rod 8-180 of the 1958 Revision of sentatives and creditors of s o * Uon 8-1” '' of ^ 19M HovIsIM . Mou. ttira Ttano. slight detQur. '-im e o f smoke. The stove had was cruel to the pigs. The con­ By: Butler, Vol^, Oanity the Genend Statutes of the peraon named herein, who now of the ' lend Stotntsa of tbs LAVITT AfiPNOY of medical service we are en up but none required medi­ the cost of a full-time secretary Pliday Eveatog )(tsking assistance In loc :lnor damage, it was reported,. test was canceled although and Sacco State of Connecticut. or hereafter i ^ y be dead. State o' Connecticut REALTORS cal treatment, police said. Both recently hliY^ to handle the a relative, the letter was some disappointed farmers dis­ M o W l Ita Attomeya Manchester Redevelopment Mancheater Redevelopment Manchester Redevetopmsot Orottaaous Satarday-Kunday PAUL NEWMAN y^hicles had moderate damage counsel’s paperwork. 648-2168 , 876-6297 dressed simply to: “The burgei- Wfhlton Memorial Library agreed. They argued the con- Agency Agency AgoBcy Feotiira 2i26-St Open All Day but were operable. —X sum'’Of 1500 tot 1 ’Vernon Circle Pky. Exit 96 meister, Tacoma, W o*.” will be eloaed Monday from 1 to Im I was usually more painful to B y: B(itlsr, Volpe, Oarrlty By: Butler, Volps, Oarrlty By: Butler. Y o ^ OsOTfir East Hartford cniCiH Mrs. E. Loretta Gaskell of Toom Ptannfeg Oononleekin, to [[KESOMHfi EDWAIID G.iOBINSOH 178 School St., * o r tly after 4 The post office sent It to a lo­ 8 pm. fe tribute to toe late the boys, aged 12 to 21, who t o * and Sacco rod Sacoo Open 7 DAyu A Week pay for a s a h ^ topraaoe from DPIVE-IN ■ 5 SUNDAY cal brewery, a d il* forwarded H Miss Iffldred Mmpson, bead fails on the io * e y terrain affiile Riod Herald Ads. Ma Attfinspa 91a AMoonsri p.m., was arrested for unsafe 39,600 to ^10,000 that the oom- backing. Police reported that to the mayor. librarian. 1 trying to catch the p^. i . ■ r " : ■ i - f l '') f- r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1964 IIANCHBSTER BVENINO HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, AUgUST 22, 1964

tha first phase of the UM mission has been accomplished. Connecticut Yankee j&ifirtiQM iKaUi Has there ever been a more dramatlo Churches demonstration of the need tor such a By A.H.O. Chunk ef Christ Trinity Oovsnnat Choroh Church of the Assumption _ oSl^mo. thing as a United Nations, with Its own Adams S t and Ihom non Rd. and Varaeo Ma. 8tr#M stitutionAl Convention, both the HAokmstaek St. ntmr Kesney S t Rev. Euoae Brtwer power of decision, its own police, its own Not until the aeemlngly Rev. K. R^Mur BAsk. Paster Rev.'Friuiels J. BUhalek money? chance courtesies between two ■mall towns and organized la­ Pastor R. bor found common ground in PnbUabM famous compartments of Con­ 9:16 a'.m.. Adult Bible class Rev. Ernest J. Ooppm ■ Isn't this what the world is saying to their desire that the membership 9:46 a.m., Bible drill for cMl- D yMDd«« Ootebar 1. necticut public life had repeated meets in Fireside Room. 5 5 ? Itself; “We can’t afford to atop this themselves into a second public of any such convention should Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and dran. . „ 10:16 a.m .. Morning Worship. 9:66 a.m., Blbto elazMa for aU bloodshed; we can't afford to stop war; hearing before General Assem­ be much more broadly based Sermon: “Tiie River of Life.’’ 11 ;80 a.m . s r H -^ i? a H j K S bly committees did a slow-wit­ than either the Democratic or 2 we can’t afford to create and use safe­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ 10:48 a.m., Morning W or^p. ted commentator like this one Republican party measures spe­ week Service of Bible study and S t Bartholomew’ s Chnroh guards against oiir own destruction ?’’ cified, and Mr. DriscoU’s testi­ Sermon: "According to the Pat- begin to do a little questioning. prayer. Rev. PhUlp Hussey, Pastor Adraaoa It will be very nice for the next dvUl- Hie result was a delicate hint mony, on this occasion, included Rev. Richard C. BoUea tern.’’ „ - tai.00 7 p.m., Evening Worship. Ser­ H IG H G R A M u.oo sation to know that this one kept its that there had come a time in several polite allusions to the Center Congregational Cbnroh Assistant Pastor MANCHESTER GUNLIFFE 6.50 Connecticut history when the fact that the support or opposi­ mon: "The Great Paradox." _ CM LEASING books balemced, at least when it came United Chnroh of Christ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ l.N small towns, as one political en­ tion of labor, as one of the im­ 11 Center S t Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and MOTOR SALES to the financing of any peace-keeping portant sectors of state life, week Service. PRINTING MjsHBum o r tity, and organized labor, as an­ Rev. CUItord O. Simpson, 11:16 a.m . EXPERT AUTO BODY and operations. other political entity, had some­ might be important in the ac­ and RENTALS THB ABBOClATkD PMSb . Minister Jehovah’s Wttaesaea FENDER REPAIRB Job and Commercial , . TiM AJMCUtad Pr«M Ui •zolualTaiy antlUad Nobody ever worries about where the thing in common. ceptance or rejection of the con­ Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, S t Bridget’s Church SEAFOOD Kingdom HaU P rinting tto ct rapubUcatloii of all naw The somewhat startling but vention’s final-product Firat la Manohearer. New ENAMEL and LAC41UER MtoiMa cradltad ra II or not oWarylaa cradlt- money comes from when it is for war. Associate Minister Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 791 Mala S t CHOICE VARIETY ^11 |Vi, paper and alao Iba k«al bows pub- not unprecedented wooing to­ The small towns, in their Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Rev. Stanley T . HastiUo cars, full maintenance, tally ^ BEFINISHINGS Prompt and Effloleat gether began In the hearing on turn, bowed courteously and ap­ __'rights ol rspubttcaUoa e the answer to your prob­ would be exposed to some critical and ganized labor, Mr. John Dris­ see all power and influence put sell for Just 28c for the McDou­ problem at McDonald's for bus Parkade on its lower level. TEMPEST that the United States has begun to Rev. James L. Ransom Standards of Conduct.” 358 BURNSIDl!. AVE. lem of "what shall I use for searching and even unfriendly examina­ coll, president of the State La­ into the vest pocket of any one 9:30 a.m.. Church School CANVAS AWNINGS ble hamburger and 38c for the loads of 30 to 40 people have There is always ample parking covering on my antique chair provide military help, that the Chinese Minister EAST HARTFORD Qu«4Ity Memorlob bor Council, AFL-CIO, was political party, no matter which. classes for all ages. McDouble cheeseburger. In- been served many times. Me- area and it is so convenient to or sofa?” You may have your iSAI ES and SERVICE tion, part of the time. But then we would North Methodist Church Communists are an acknowledged fac­ naturally enthusiastic over How strange it all is, when 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. stead of one hamburg or cheese- ^ jg ^ landmark for drop in at the store and look furniture finished with braid if Over SO Yeara Experiaoea like to have, for another good part of 9 a.m., Sunday School. Parker S t 289-6333 tor of plotting and help to the rebels in prospective victory for such a labels are ripped off, and what Message by the Rev. Edison M. 500 burger In a bun, you get two ^strangers for they know that over the furniture and the won­ you wish for a fine looking the time, the spectacle of the Senator 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Rev. Earle R. Custer, Power and Hand Tools democratic concept as one man once was considered the most Grant. Theme: "A Spiritual hamburgs in one bun and two the food served is good food derful collection of upholstery trim or you may prefer An­ PAUL DODGE the Jimgle, that the army at Tshombe’s The Rev.' James Bonnema, mi­ Pastor Painting and Decorating cheeseburgers in a single bun, Cofl 649.5B07 and his own chosen favorites in the com- one vote. But he was also benev­ "reactionary” force in Connecti­ Banquet.” and that the prices are mod­ material that Max Pirog, the tique nails around the edge of has dwindled from 30,000 to nister of the Community Chris­ Tools and If you have ever tasted mentaUng field exchanging mutual olent toward the one plan by cut politics finds at least fleet­ 6 p.m.. Youth Services. erate owner, carries at all times. You the material. If you have some PONTIAC, INC. A. AIM Em , Prop. tian Reformed Church, Wap- 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. Garden and Land Tools either a hamburg or cheese­ only 6,000 in the two months he has which the small towns as such ing common cause with the 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. The menu consists of ten are sure to find many samples antique furniture that you wish courtesies and mutual approval. forces of "radical labor." with ping, speaker. Sermon: The Church in Con­ Baby, Household, Party burger fronr. McDonald’s, you 818 Mato St— ToL 649-2861 been there, and that, even if he has suc­ could retain some kind mem­ Message by the Rev. Mr. Grant. and Banquet Supplies items — hamburgers, cheese­ of materials that will delight to have recovered, feel free to Harrlaon St., Blancheataa We are not sure which hsJf of such a bership in a new legislature, both trying to preserve, for ’Theme: “ Have We Gone Fish­ flict. know Just what a real treat is stop in and consult with Mr. cess in his present policy of hiring back Concordia Lutheran Church Invalid Needs burgers, french fries, soft you at prices that will fit nice­ program would do the Senator more that of the weighted vote. slightly obliaue motivations, 11 a.m.. Seminar on the Itoftore for you. Try one today. Pirog. He is wUllng to assist 40 Pitkin St. ing?” drinks, also triple-thick milk ly Into your budget. the outside mercenary soldiers who used At the subsequent hearing on some token of the Connecticut Wednesday, 7:30 p.m,. Pray­ "Meaning of Baptism” led by In fact, take the whole family you in any way he can, with­ harm or more good. Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor shakes, vanilla, chocolate and Feel free to stop in and con­ to fight for him in Katanga Province the proposals for setting up a Con- past! er, Praise and Bible study. the pastor. down for this delicious food. out obligation. SEE US FOR: strawberry, coffee, milk and hot sult with Mr. Pirog at any \ "present outlook is dark." You know that onlj' quality chocolate. If you have not tried ■When you have furniture re­ TOURMNE 7:45 a.m.. Matins. o Aluminum Roll Up food is served in the 600 storts time; most of the time you can STEVENSON’S ■ Hie New York Times, noting the same Custom Made McDonald’s 100 per cent pure covered, why not ask about 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Awnings from coast to coast, and wher­ park right In front of the store. ha'vlng the fabric treated •with bkslc circumstances, doesn’t have quite Concrete Repelled Church School and Nursery. Area Churches e Door Canopies beef hamburgers, crisp golden WiRdow CovoriRgs ever you see the sign of the french fries and a good old- The store hours are from 9 In Scotch Guard? Scotch Guard is PAINTS as much philosophy as the Guardian The nostalg;ia-mlnded, the peace- 10:30 a.m.. The Service and c Storm Doors golden arches, you know that the morning until 9 in the eve­ ESSO Talcottville Congregational 8t. Francis of Assisi Church • Combination Windows fashioned triple-thick milk a trade name which means that about Americam Involvement in the new minded, the quiet-loving inhabitants of Democratic Convention Nursery. e Window Shades the food and service and cour­ ning and from 9 to 6 on Satur­ the material has been treated FOR BEST RESULTS 405 MAIN ST. 7 p.m.. Dedication of new Church South Windsor Manchester Awning Co. shake, you Just have a most Rev. Gordon Wadhams, tesy is tops. days. so that dirt does not penetrate Congolese crisis. In fact, in a rather Fire Island, off the south shore of Long parsonage. Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, 196 WEST CENTER ST. e Vertioal and Venetian wonderful taste treat in store TEL. 649-5533 f -,j - If you have not as yet had the fibers and threads. It also rare show of decisive opinion, the Times Island, had to go to Congress to do it, Pastor Pastor Blinds, Drapes and Edw'urd Wal.sh, owner-opera- you. The hamburg is not froz. Telephone 649-8091 your vacation, this would be an protects materials from spilled She’s Madam Secretary The Salvation Army Rev. Edward J. Radovitcht Hardware tor of McDonald’s, is proud of en meat but top quality beef, PAULS * Tune-ups warns that “ the United States must but it now appears they have saved their EstablUhed 1949 excellent time to have some of liquids, yet the process does not 661 Main St. 10 a.m.. Morning worship. The Assistant Pastor the fact that he is part of tlfis ground fresh dally and served either keep clear o f this crumbling edi­ 1sanctuary from a fate they considered nationwide chain serving the your furniture done over. Why make the fabric stiff and harsh By JOY MILLER worried that the President MaJ. E. Walter Lamle Rev. Paul Bowman of Rockville hot off the grill on a toasted PAINT SUPPLY * Engine Cleaning fice or face serious damage if— or, more equal to its death. AP Women’s Editor would announce his vice presi­ Union (Congregational Church, Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:30 and FINDELL'S best in food He, as does the en­ bun. Now. for those with an not call Mr. Pirog and make ar­ to the touch. Some materials Officer In Charge come through already treated, 645 Main Street * Minor Repoln likely, when—the walls cave in.” ’ They now seem to be getting a bill When Dorothy Vredenburgh dential candidate early, she guest preacher. 11:30 a.m. 486 MIDDLE TPKE_ EAST tire chain, caters to faml'y extra hearty appetite, you have rangements to have your furni­ but if not, they can easily be Bush was 12 her older sister ad­ says, and remove any chance of 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for Monday, 9 a.m.. Vacation Phone 648-4866 groups. While most restaurants a double treat in store for you ture done over while you are on Tel. 649-0.300 The Times says the Congo need be­ through Congress establishing a “Fire a contest. But now everyone’s done. * Stamps monished her: all ages. United assembly. school. 8 t Maurice Church, Bolton cater to passing cars on the -M cD ouble hamburgers and vacation? By doing this, you come any major testing ground for the Island National Seashore” along their happy that the suspense will be R. A. PEARL, Prop. PAM Upholstery offers a su­ "Wherever you go say what 10:45 a.m.. Holiness meeting. Rev. Bernard L. McGurk, TuRnPIKE highway, McDonald's custom­ McDouble chee.seburgers. will not be inconvenienced by cold war only if “the United States gets precious and hitherto unspoiled water­ you have to say so the people kept Intact. Wapplng Community Church Pastor ers arc mostly local family McDonald's is open the year being without your furniture, perior upholstering Job. More She has advice for delegates: Music by Citadel band. Vocal than 25 years of experience deeply involved." front. you’re speaking to understand soloist, Mrs. Alton Munsie. Ser­ Congregational AUTO BODY groups, in fact they make up around from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m and it will be ready for delivery Upholstery Bring along a bathing suit, if 8:30, 10 and 90 per cent of the patronage. guarantees fine workmanship. And then the Times comes up with a This buries the plan that once was it.” mon by MaJ. Lamie. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Masses at 7, weekdays and until midnight on your return to town. and in Shop VIC’S PIZZA SHOP you like to swim. There will be Minister 11:80 a.m. whM* M's Mm* to They offer streamlined .self- on Fridays and Saturdays. The Do you have some antique Mr. Pirog has had experience rather novel pronouncement, as follows: going to bury them, under concrete. Dorothy says she took this time and opportunity. 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by with 'joth wholesale and retail BB-UPHOLSTERINO 158 W . Middle Tnmpike advice to heart, and it’s possibly Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Rev. Theodore Bacheler, service and a menu limited t o ' only days they are closed are furniture that you would like to Phone 649-8100 “The United States does not need to That great public plamner and doer, Whether a sweater might be firms before starting here over one of the reasons she is facing Thomas McCann. Minister 8acred Heart Church the Items families are likely to j Thanksgiving and Christmas, have recovered? If so, take It * Modern Furniture fill every vacuum, everywhere. The Con­ Robert Moses, of World’s Fair fame, advi.sable for air conditioned Rt. 30, Vernon order. Hamburgers, chee.seburg- ' For tops in cleanliness, serv­ to P & M Upholstery Shop six years ago. Take the matter her sixth successful stint as sec­ Convention Hall is debatable. 7 p.m.. Weather permitting, PIZZA 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor WRECKER ers, french fries and drinks are ice and quality tood, at reason- where you can be sure of utter of tying springs; he uses the and Antiques golese should have a chimce to settle made quite a fight, six years ago, to retary to the Democratic Na­ "The boys and girls working service in Center Park. Music Sermon: "A Faith for Today.” the key to McDonald’s growth. | able prices, do as so many oth- satisfaction when the Job is eight-knot tie which practically 4 Store Stools and Booths SPA G H Eni their own quarrels. The solution, what­ ’’improve’’ Fire Island by constructing a tional Convention when it opens there now keep telling us ‘Boy, by Citadel band. Sermon by Masses at 7:30, 8:30, 10 and Self-service windows enable: ers have done, drive down to finished. Mr. Pirog does beauti­ doubles the strength of the tie. 4 Custom Furniture in Atlantic City Augu.st 24. it’s cold,’ but maybe when all MaJ. Lamie. ■xpnH C A U L RAYIOU ever it 1s and whenever it comes, must four lane highway down its entire Vernon Methodist Church 11:15 a.m. customers to get their own McDonald’s and try their food. ful hand tufting, and at the If you choose foam rubber over SBpeovers and Draperiea Mrs. Bush has a soft, clear the people get in it will be com­ spring or cotton construction, be an African one, a Congolese solu­ length, thus bringing to it the blessings Zion Evangelical Rt. 30 • MOVIMO store you can choose from Made to Order OPEN DAILY voice, seemingly without accent. fortable.” beautiful antique velvet, cord­ he uses Goodyear, the best, in Complete Selection of tion. of the automobile. It was that proposal Lutheran Church Rev. Morton A. Magee St. Bernard’s Church 7:30 A.M .toll:00PJd. Delegates find it a pleasure to Na^nes Confused .FAemNM ignstov ed velvet, plus some of the old his estimation. You may choose Materials “ In the meantime, the American peo­ which stirred the residents of Fire Is­ listen to her call the roll. Her opposite number in the (Missouri Synod) 8t. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville Wonders of the Universe SU NDAYS Cooper and High Sts. 9 a.m.. Morning worship and Rev. Patrick P. Mahoney, tapestries that are in period custom-made furniture at this FRED ESTIMATES ple have a right to know far more pre­ land up to such an extent they resolved When she wants to, though, Republican party is pretty Polly Lower Level of the Parkade The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, child care. Sermon by the pas­ Pastor with many of the antiques. Mr. shop and they also make cus­ 4 P.M. to 10:30 PJd. dynamic and dimpled Dorothy Buck of Greenville, Del., who 649-6824 cisely th«m they know now what the to defend themselves against Mr. Moses Pastor tor. Pirog said (hat he now has tom-tailored slipcovers and CLOSED MONDAYS can lapse into the Southern ac­ called roll at the GOP conven­ The Interplanetary Missions some new and beautiful velvet, draperies. For the finest in up­ Johnson Administration has in mind. at the moment, which they did, and to cent she grew up with in Mis­ tion in San Francisco in July. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 United Methodist Church a.m. suitable for antiques, and this holstering, let PAM Upholstery The way events are developing, the Unit­ gain themselves some permanent secur­ sissippi. It’s still there. Just un­ Sometimes the two women 8 a.m., Gottesdienst. velvet will not crush, mat or 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text: Rt. 44A, Bolton do the work for you. ed States could be drawn even deeper ity from ^ y future madmen like him, der -the surface, she says. have appeared on programs to­ Require Nuclear Propulsion gether and have been addressed Gal. 3: 15-22. Theme :“ The Cen­ Rev. Abram W. Sangrey, St. John’s Episcopal Church Manchester Movin9 Into the Congolese Jungle.” which they now seem to be getting from Youngest To Serve At the age of 27, in March of by the other’s name because of tral Doctrine of the Bible and Minister Rt. SO, Vernon USMISW■Mssie^^ ^ and Trucking Co. hide into a Mars orbit, were should total 85 billion. This in- DON WILLIS Osfrinsky Such are samples of the way some edi­ the protective action going through Con­ 1944, she was appointed secre­ the confusing similarity. But Salvation — Justification.” Rev. James L. Grant, Rector By DR. I. iK. LEVITT ^Office of the Marshall Space attempted. Even some risks eludes earth surface to orbit torialists are responding, somewhat help­ gress. tary to the Democratic National Dorothy Bush doesn’t mind be­ 9:20 a.m.. Worship. Rev. Evan Director, The Fels Planetarium Flight Center, has performed 1 leading to structural weight re- ' transport and orbital operations. DEALER IN WASTE Calvary Church Johnson of Thompsonville, guest The total cost then becomes $16 lessly, to the news of new crisis from the This has been an isolated, local strug­ Committee, the first woman and ing called Dorothy Buck by mis­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. The Of The Franklin Institute an analysis indicating that chem- ductlons is a possibility. Per- GARAGE MATERIALS the youngest of either sex to take, not only because -she likes (Assemblies of God) preacher. Sermon: "On Over­ Rev. J. Reginald Butt, cele­ DUCO and DULUX REFINISHING ical rocket-propulsion units to haps the greatest reduction in billion. If electrically propelled Congo. There are, we feel sure, some gle, but also a struggle which has its 647 E. Middle Tpke. coming Our Fears.” Now that the lunar landing size would come from the im­ msinned interplanetary vehicles 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 hold this position with either Polly but because it shows that brant. program has been thoroughly get a manned expedition to the .other editorialists who simplify the issue communion, of course, with all kinds of Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson provement in propulsion sys­ are developed and used by 1979, party. That same year she start­ women are getting numerous in 9:30 a.m.. Morning Prayer detailed with a landing almn.st surface of Mars would become RAGS, IRON tremendously, and who are full of auto­ other struggles, like the one also vic­ ed her string of convention sec­ politics. Pastor First Lutheran Church and Sermon. 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST too large to merit serious con­ tems. Dr. Ruppe indicates that then about $6.5 billion should be Specialising in Rockville MANCHESTTR certain by 1970, sclenti.sLs are unorthodox techniques may well added. matic and cheerful support for what torious for Cape Cod, like New Jersey’s retaryships, in Chicago. ’’There are more and more beginning to concentre ic on a sideration. For example, to things for women in all walks of 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. William H. Balkan, lead the way to realistic pay- Thus an Interplanetary pro­ SGRAP MCTAL struggle to have a wildlife sanctuary in­ ’The party was Just trying to St. George’s Episcopal Church manned landing for the explo­ launch an eight-man Mars Mis­ BRAKE SERYICE seems to us the obvious decision of the express appreciation for the life to do, to take an interest in Classes for all age levels. Pastor sion—on a minimum energy loads. gram might cost about $20 bil­ stead of an airport, like the effort out in Rt. 44 A, Bolton 643-7043 ration of Mars. A landing on lion spread over a thirteen-year aaA PAPER Johnson Administration, which is to youth among its supporters, she politics,” she says. "Many ad­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Bi­ Mars represents the next r ajor path—would require a rocket In studies made for N.A.S.A. Front End Alignment vances in housekeeping aids ble message theme, "Follow Af- 8:30 a.m.. Worship service. Rev. Edward W. Johnson , period. This equals about 20 per move steadily forward to take on in the California to value a few giant redwood says she explained then. Now, Vicar goal of space flight and this complex with an initial or all- of a minimum Mars landing ml.s. 181 PABKEB BX. she goes on with a chuckle, her makes this possible.” "'Ter Charity.” cent of the N.A.S.A. budget plan­ Congo the same kind of assignment and trees more than the easiest route for a might come as early a.s the up orbital weight of about 2,210 sion, it was shown that cheml- General Repair Work TeL 648-8186 or 648-6819 explanation is that the appoint­ Her Interest in politics started 6:30 p.m.. grayer meeting. Rockville Methodist Church ■ ned for this period and Dr. Rup­ 8 a.m.. Holy (Jommunion. Cel­ late 1970’.>! and most certainly ton.‘-. If the launching should cal propulsion is necessary for responsibility we have already taken on new freeway. ment is in recognition of the early. After she received a B.S. 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Ser­ 142 Grove St., pe considers this figure quite ebrant Ihe Rev. Eugene Dixon, before the mld-eightie.s. occur in a favorable year when I the establishment of the earth In Vietnam. Ail such sentimentalists anywhere more mature women in the degree from Mississippi State vice, Hymn sing and-Bjble mes­ Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Pastor . . J „ ___ the distance is a minimum 1,500 orbit. Nuclear propulsion would reasonable under the assumj)- chaplain at the University of Reuben Plen’s 1 What is the biggest tragedy in this? would share in the joy with which the party. College for Women, .she worked sage. tons would be needed and rough- be used for earth orbit depar­ tion that a manned planetary " ’ITiat’s the trouble with get­ 8LS secretary to the director of Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Midweek 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Connecticut. way In laboratories with the ly twice that is needed if t u V “ Ma‘rr capturcr»and“ iSr^8 program will be established It is that there was, until June, a period Fire Islanders hailed the news of their Texaco Sfafion _ - . _ . 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MANCHlBTBft IVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 1964 DABA CROSSWORD PUMLK Bats Do A ll the Talking for Robinson^ Bowing BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Antww” lb Pf»fcHi» Putil* Strategy Backfires, ------— — TH -L TTV Birdlife

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Lanier, mean­ Boston ...... 87 88 .443 18^^ and Kansas City edged Wash­ 16 John (Gselic) ' 46M«K brew M Distant views 25 Rarefy Robinson, Baltimore’s against Milt Pappas, scoring Demeter drove In three Dq. kHOCHEDJ 17 Measures of 27 Cicatrix Francisco Giants lost their while, fired the ball to the OARDB-OIANTS— ClovelMid ...... 88 88 .480 10 ington 3-2 on Rocky Colavito’s 50 Active one ^East(BY.) Home runs by Jim Hart and American League MVP candi­ once In the sixth on a walk, wrlld troit runs with a single, double 7 “ OnJER/^ doth SIBiifd bill 5 Mortuary roO 28Swedlih weitfit sixth atnUght game, «-6 to S t plate, but was off balance, and WnaUngton ...4 0 70 A92 37^1 two-run homer» The Cleveland- 33Cniurch festival the ban sailed past catcher Orlando Cepeda had helped the date, started a pair of argu­ pitch and Floyd Robinson’s sin­ and his 16th homer. Oatee ' 6Have on I^ la last nli^it with tho help Kwbsm City . .48 78 A77 SO Loe Angeles Angels game was gle and chasing the Baltimore “ 2 S * 7 Feminine 34Detain in potb Tom Haller. Oiants to their 5-< load. Hart Yssterdny's Results ments wrlth Chicago mound Brown’a 14th homer completed 19 iMtber tbong ^ Essential being 36 Place opposite of an intontlonal walk that put stars last night and, wrlth rook­ rained out. starter In the eighth. the Tigers’ scoring. Dave Wlc- appellation tha tying run on haao. MaxvlU dashed home with connected with one In a three- Los Angeles *t deveUaO, • • • 31 Permit M Marine bird 8 Pronoun 37 Newest run first Inning whlls Cepeda ie Bowrens backing him each Gary Peters, the good '.pitch­ kersham pitched a six-hitter tor 33 Once more 38 GolfeFs term The dofMt drc^ped the the winning run. Ppd. 55 New Zealand OFortlfled drove his Bfith homer In the Boston 7, New York 0. time, the Orioles hung out the ORIOLE8 -tVHrrE sox— ing hitter, singled for Pizarro his 18th victory as Detroit ended 34 British parrot 10 Girl’s name 40 Roman splrlU OianU into third place In the BSsewhere in tha NL, Phila­ statesman and 43 Singing bird delphia blanked inttsburgh, 3- third. Ken Boyer batted In the Bnltlmoro 4, CUongo 3. White Sox, 4-3, and regained Robinson, the Orioles’ unsung and Don Buford scored him with the Twine’ six-game wiiminf 56 Butterfly----- 11 Homes for National League, tho f i r a t a two-out triple. Harvey Haddlx streak. (ainily (pi.) birdlife 44 Tropical j^ant time they've be«i lower «i«n 0; Cincinnati edged Loa An- Cardinals’ first three runs with Knnens d t y 8, Wnehlngton 3. the league lead. team leader for four seasons, 26Theowf DOWN 19 Scoffers ' 45 Change a double and a single. Detroit 4, MInneeotn 1. I'he quiet men cuffed south­ replaced Pappas, retired all * * * 28 Slip, ai over ice (prefix) aecond aince the firat week of gelea S-2; New Tork walloped • • • remained on couree toward a 1 Greek letter 20 Larec-billed Today’s Ommes paw Juan Pizarro for back-to- four batters he faced and picked A’S-SENATORS — 29Dry, u win# . 48 Observe the aeaaon. They atand one Chicago, 7-0; and Houston banner year. The home run was up his fifth victory. 30 Sesame 3 One of an airds nipped Milwaukee, S-2. METB-OUBB— Bnltlmore (BertOtnn 8-0) nt back homers In the fourth in­ Oolavito’s SOth homer capped 23 Baseball term 50 Low haunt game behind Cincinnati and his 21st, two short of his 1962 31 One of the oriole’s colors eight and one-half back of The Meta also won their fifth Ohlcngo (Horien 0-7). ning, then broke up a 2 -2 tie in Luis Aparicio triggered the a three-run KC rally in tha 5” 7 10 1 1 PHILS-PikAixS— straight and tied the longest New York (Btottlemyre 3-0 the ninth with successive run- career high. The tie-breaking Orioles’ winning rally with a fourth inning against left-hander r i r league-loading Philadelphia. single gave him 81 runs batted JTK On tour provloua occaaiona Chris Short scattered seven winning streak in their three' and Downing 10-8) nt Boatoa scoring singles off knucklebsU- one-out single off Wilhelm and Claude Osteen, who lost his hits, winning his ISth gama In year history. They won five In (Monbouquette 8-11 and La- er Hoyt Wilhelm. The pair, In and the club lead over Pow­ advanced on a walk to Earl ninth game despite pitching a \T thla yaar. Dark daringly vlo- ell, who had 80 when he crash­ latad tha generally accepted 10 decisions as the PhUIies post­ a row In May, IMS. mnbo 8-0), 3, 3 and 8 p.m. filling the breach left by Boog Robinson before Brooks Robin­ strong six - hitter. Wayne ed a wall in Boston Thursday 4krW. baaeball atrategy of not put­ ed their fourth straight vic­ Jack Fisher scattered seven Minnesota (Grant lO-O), nt Powell’s wrrlst Injury, account­ son’s hit broke the tie and Bow­ Causey’s triple and a single by l9 r r Dotrolt (Aguirre 3-7). ed for two-thirds of the Orioles’ and cracked a bone In his left en’s single iced It. Ed Charles preceded Oolavlto'e T.M. IlCu hi. M i ting tho winnlM run on baae tory. Ike league-leaders picked hits In going the distance, Intentionally. E a c h t im e , up a run In the second when marking the fifth consecutive Kansae City (Pena 18-11) at six-hit attack. wrrlst. it * • clout. A 4WORT Vl&IT .b//,. 19 i l though that Dark’a pitchers Alex Johnsmi singled, took sec­ complete game for the Mets' Washington (Nnrum 8-0). Baltimore, having taken the Bowens, who narrowly avoid­ RED SOX-YANKEE8 — Moe Drabowsky relieved A’s BY V. T. HAMUN FROM C5AKE = a . ; i...... : ^ -lUJ. . ALLY O W iitmtiifimijft walked the winning run to firat ond on a balk by Pirate pitch­ pitching etall. No other team in Loe Angeles (D. Lee 8-8 and opener of a four-game eet be­ ed serious Injury a day before Right - hander Bob Heffner starter John O’Donoghue in the “ 25 base, the Oiants ran away with er Bob Veale and s co r^ on the majors has performed t it t Chance 14-8) at develand tween the flag contenders, owns Powell was hurt when he tossed a six-hitter at the Yan­ fifth after John Kennedy’s run* I WAS JUST Y E S ... MUCH a victory. Tony Taylor’s single. feat thla season. (Slebert 8-8 and Donovan *-7), a half-game margin over the caught an Earl Wilson fastball kees and the Red Sox slugged producing hit had pulled Wash'' I ...BUTlELLME.AUEt ^ TO TEU.TH'TWI»U THEN >OU BETTER • • • I WHW-BWNCSVPU-p/aBO,! JUgC----- MUST HNAE THINKINS OP But hia latest attempt failed Johnny (Jallison drove In the 3. Sox, who had won their last In the jaw, soOked his 17th hom­ three home runs. Including a ington to wrlthln one run and H artT THIS T IM E f V «E E M TO SOMETIME SOMETHINfi- miserably. With tho CJiants other run in the eighth with a BRAA'ES-OOLTS— Sunday's Games five In g row. Including four er and drove In his SOth and 81st grand slam by catcher Bob Till blanked the Senators on two hits ON Y O U R . HMwi! _ r leading 6-S in the ninth Inning, single. Tony Clonlnger held Houston Baltimore at Chicago, 3. straight over the fading New runs. Inserted Into the regular man. Loser Ralph Terry, 6-11, the rest of the way. Don Lock HANDS 'ihl BO l« u Brock at second and two • • • to one hit through six Innings Mtaineaota at Detroit. Tork Yankees. line-up midway through the gave up solo homers to Dick | hit his 22nd homer for the losers. CARNn^AL BY DICK TURNER out. Dark pulled the trigger— BEDS-DODOERS— but the jColts erupted for three Loe Angeles at develand, 3. 31 B2 and Bill White walked to first. The Reds won their fifth runs In the seventh with the Kansas d ly at Washington, Dark felt the bullet minutes straight behind the brilUant re- help of (Jene Oliver’s bobble of 3. 36 37 later. Uef pitching of Bill MoCool. The Carroll Hardy’s potential dou Now York at Boston. 3 p.m. THE m After tho walk. Dal MaxvUl rookie hurled the last six and ble play ball. Walt Bond fcored Grid Cards*Defense i T singled to left field, bringing two-thirds innlng;s, allowing the tying run on the play, /n d NATIONAL LEAGUE W In Brock and putting White at only one hit, striking out nine Bob Aspromonte then scored W. L. Pet. G.B. second. Mike Shannon followed and permitting only one Dodger the winning run as Jerry Grote Philadelphia . 15 46 .820 — Herald Angle 44 45 ’ ■ K T with another single, this one a te reach third. filed out. Clnolnnatl . . . 88 84 .887 7 V'l Key to 30-21 Victory PIEI22E' w San Francisco 87 88 .849 i ' / t By 49 St. Louis . . . . 88 88 J»7 10 w Milwaukee .. 83 88 .817 12 ■ - . ------New York team spirit after CTiictago (Jackson 14-10) at BECAUSE HE STAVED ID WATCH ME Isettoall League as two teams mired In third place and up 234 yards passing, Including morrow afternoon. oil and Chick Toomey. The lat­ DRAIN EVERY SLASSFUL/ JUST fining Phil Tins for first New York (Kroll 0-0) 2 p.m. TTie New York Giants and the Stats Acorns . . . Andy Baytodr notified league officials they saw their losing streak run Pittsburgh (Gibbon 9-6) at two touchdowns, both on 42- ter is currently serving as the TELL HIM rVE SOME VtSmNS open defiance of a Yankee yard pass plays. The other Bal­ Washington Redskins, seoh - , has predicted a bright football would be unable to field quin­ to five in a loss to Bos­ Philadelphia (Culp 8-7). 0 2 EAIFO president. , . . Tickets OR SOMETHIWS.' manager since Babe Rath’s timore touchdown came on a clash at Ithaca, N. Y., in the future for Gary Gott, who may tets. ton last night. Milwaukee (Lemaster 18-8) for individual games of the New 1038 rebellion. two-yard run. Finger Liakes Bowl today. In be heard from this fall with The following playoff sched- “ I’m sorry It happened, at Houston (Brown 2-13 or York football Giants Avlll go on Eaat Catholic. Laat year thsrs i(lc has been announced for next A subdued iJnr admitted naturally,” Berra said. Cjardinal linebacker Dale Mel- the other matinee the Boston sale Monday morning at 0 Owens 8-7), N. nert set up a 18-7 halftime lead Patriots, 0-2, and the New York were 100 boys out tor football week: last night he deserved ll>e “ Since It has, nmybe some­ Cincinnati (Jay 9-8) at Loa o’clock at Yankee Stadium. No at East but onl^ 50 sulta wers when he Intercepted a pass and Jets, 1-1, meet at New Bruns­ Monday — The Indians and $300 levy It cost him to es­ thing good will come of It. Angeles (Drysdale 13-18), N. Lucky fans will be allowed to availabls. TTiis year 70 boys are returned It 26 yards to the four- wick, N. J. On THiesday night mall orders will be accepted, Moriarty Brothers will meet at say half a dosen notes of I hope so, the way things St. Louis (Craig - ) at San slated to be on the various grid 6 6 yard line of the Ck)Its. Quarter­ the Jets walloped the Patriots, purchase but tour tickets for g to decide Uprd place in the “Mary bad a Uttle Lamb” have been going. Francisco (Bolin 4-8). squads at the area CatboUs back Charley Johnson flipped 26-7, at Lowell, Maas. any one game. All seats ore in- Senior Diviaion. on the harmoniea. Especi­ “You know I can get Sunday’s Games the ball to Sonny Randle school. f i i l Tuesday—Eagles vs. loser of The defending NFL eham- poor locations. e * * » a » ally after Yogi — turned very mad, this thing really Chicago at New York, 3, 1 through Jhe center for the touch­ * * * the Monday game at 7:30; Pittsburgh at Phlladelj^ia. pions, the Chicago Bears, and BY JOE CAMPBELL Bear—had ordered Mm to set me off. . . “1 had no down. the 1962 tltleholders, the green Spruce St. Market vs. winner of stop. ^ Milwaukee at Houston, N. Doeniiiate Squad BONNIE ehoice but to fine Linz.” Dick Dean, a rookie, re­ Bay Packers, battle at Milwau­ Coaches Present Monday game at 8:45. Berra announced his dls- “This might light a fire Cincinnati at Los Angeles. covered a fumbled punt early Manchester schoolboy ooaoh- All-Star team in the Hart­ n Wednesday — Winners of St. Louis at San Francisco. kee In the top attraction to­ ford Tivfiight Baseball League $ « X )M C Y ? dpUnary action after a under a few people and ______^______In the second half on the Balti­ night Tha Bears are 2-0 and •s In attendance at the UConn ISiesday’s doubleheader will closed-door session wlUi more 12 to set up another score. Clinic this week at Storrs In­ is dominated by members a t shake them up,” comment­ Green Bay 1-1. Moriarty Brothers’ champion­ TWeREIS A meet at 8 in the playoff final. Linz. He said the player Then, another rookie, Ken cluded football coaches Tony 8 - 2 Z ed Yankee oatnher JElston Tonight’s other games pit the ship squad. Selected were out­ REAl.CLO«**l e HM ^ NU. kc. TM h, »I. M. OH. was not suspended and Howard. “On the other Kortas, blocked a field goal at­ Allbrio and Jack Early, soccer FORTtXI-'A suiprlsing Minnesota Vikings fielder Mike Gerich, pitcher added: 1 now consider the hand, 1 suppose H could go Sports Viewing tempt. Pat Fisher picked up the mentor Dick Danielson and “And when this Pierre tayt you don’t ehow your age bell and legged It to the Colts’ (2-0) against San Francisco Pete Sale, shortstep Hal Lewis, Last TV Fight incident closed.? the other way and hurt the (1-1) at Salt Lake C»ty; Cleve­ basketball coaches Phil Hyde catcher Wally Wldholm and you might have said: 'Yes, but my husband’s wallet The brief musical Inter­ ohib. 34 yard line. and Jim Moriarty, all of Man­ SATURDAY Willie Crenshaw went 11 yards land (1-1) vs. Pittsburgh (0-1) third baseman Gene Johnson. does’ Ends in Draw lude occurred on the bus to “Well just have to wait 1:86 Mets vs. Cubs, Chan­ at Akron, Ohio; Dallas (1-1) vs. chester High and Don Bums AJl AvUl be In action with ^ e the Ohioago airport Thurs­ for the Cardinals’ touchdown. and Stan Og;rodnlk, basketball, and see.” nel 18 St. Louis scored again on a 38- Los Angeles (1-1) at Portland, locals today against the Hart­ day following the series and Norm Gerber and Don Cun­ At New York Ralph Houk, New York 3 pjn. Yanks vs. Red Sox, yard field goal by Jim Bakken Or#., and ths San Diego charg­ ford All-Stars In a benefit B-2Z loss. Linz sounded his “ A,” general manager, had been Channels , 32, 80 ers (2-0) at Kansas City (2-0) ningham, from East Catholic game at Mt. Nebo starting at 6RAMPAW 0 WM W W6A. let-Th tee <»» 8 set up on a pass Interception by High... Joe Soltys, the fine Berra bdlowed "Nay.” Linz called by Berra late yester­ 4 p.m. Golf Classic, Chan­ Jim Burson. in a battle of two undefeated 5 o'clock . . . J ( ^ H alligw \\// NEW YORK (AP) — Johnny oatne back with two more day nl^t. Houk was In nel 8 AFL teams. UConn publicist, points out 185 has been named publicity di­ Persol and Henry Hank, a cou­ (jolt quarterback Johnny Unl- BEN CASEY notes and yvhen the mana­ t o ^ and eonanlted with 6 p.m. Wide World of Tomorrow, Detroit (1-0-1) Is coaches registered as against rector for the New York Rsoig- ple of pretty fair fighters as tas has a rough time with the ger niahed toward him, Berra yesterday but was Sports, Channel 8 (jardinals passing rush and at Phlladelirtila (1-1) in ths NFL 133 in 1963. There were a rec­ ers, succeeding Herb Goren. fighters go these days, fought to Linz flipped the harmonica f p.m. Giants vs. Redskins, ord 218 registered in 1960... The latter has accepted .a post a draw In an exciting lO-rounder not present at the Yogl- played only a little more than a and Buffalo (1 -1 ) at Oakland In Yogl’a direction. Channel SO half. Quarterback Gary Cuozzo Annual Member-Guest Golf on BYed Corcoran’s promotion­ last night In the last of the week­ Unz confrontation. (1-1, In the AFL. The affair did not ap­ 8:80 Sports Special, Chan­ Tournament at the Ellington al consultant staff . . . Bllston 0 -M . ly television bouts at Madison “I left the matter entire­ Howard will be honored in be­ proach the proportions of ly In Berra’s hands,” Houk nel 22 Ridge Country Club will be held Square Garden. today and Sunday... Baptis­ tween games of next Satur­ BY FRANK O’NEAL Ruth’s feud with Manager said. “ But I will say I do 8 p.m. Yanks vs. Red Sox, SHORT RIBS A crowd of 5,219 enjoyed the Channels 22, 80 mal handle of Terrible Tony day’s tAvi-night doubleheader brisk bout that rang down the Miller Huggins when the not approve of harmonica Split Season between New York and the Babe’s “one of us must go” Terry, formel' local boxer, New York curtain on the free playing on a bus after los­ careerman in the Marines, Is Boston Red Sox at Yankee stand drew a $8,000 ftaie ing a series Hke that.” SITNDAY television fights that have been 1 p.m. Mets vs. Cube, Chan­ For Hunters Anthony Marglotta. He joined Stadium . . . Eld Patnode avIU put on by a razor blade com ­ nel 18 the ser^ce In 1948 when only attempt to add to his point lead among stock car drivers In the pany for 20 straight years. The 3 p.m. Yanks vs. Red Sox, 17. The ex-boxer has been vis­ longest continuous network tele­ HARTFORD (AP) — Hunters iting relatives in Manchester... regular competition tonight at Venturi, Collins Share Lead Channels 8, 32, 80 Riverside Park. Feature AvUl be vision show winds up on Dec. 4:80 Golf ClaMic, Channel will have a split season this fall American Hockey League sea­ 76 laps. Patnode (441) leads 11 in Cleveland. 8 and winter for their pursuit of son in Springfield will open After the Cleveland program, AVlth BUI Greco (394) and 8 p.m. Sports Spectnculnr, migratory waterfowl. Oct. 10 when Pittsburgh visits the garden will try and run In Qassic’s Second Round A schedule providing a one Buddy Krebs (386) next In line Channel 8 the (Joliseum... New York for the point title. Flrsrt quali­ lights about twice a month as a month period of safety for ducks Knlcks will open their NBA money-making business without fying heat gets the green flag AKRON, Ohio (AJ*) — Ken'S’the first time In seven years at and coots and nine days (or schedule against the Los An­ e 1M4 b, NIA, he. TM. IH. UA ht. oe. the television subsidy. geese and brant was approved at 8:16. It will be interesting to see If Venturi, golf's comeback candi the Weatem Open in Chicago geles Lakers at Madison Sqare * e * last night at a public hearing of Garden. boxing can bounce back on a date of the year, and BUI Col and apparently got the feel of Miss Sm ith BY DICK CAVALLI llns, struggling to overcome the state board of fisheries and V * V End of the Line MORTY MEEKLE box office basis. One test may It as he missed only two fair­ game. be the projected return bout at back difficulties, shared the sec­ ways in a round which Included Here ’n There Playoffs in the Rec SAimmar BY ROY CRANE ond round lead in the 380,000 four birdies. , > Leads V i e 1 d, The 1964-68 hunUng season for BasketbaU League start Tuss- BUZZ SAWYHE acu:. THSa^fe A eiGKT YOJ donI" the Garden Oct. 23 between Per­ Norm Gerber, new head foot­ M.UAU4 i sol, the fifth ranking light American Golf Classic yester- Collins had three birdies, all ducks and coots will extend day night at Charter Oak Park OFTSH 6BB— l$DI^(YAT((3N from Oct. 17 to 31 and Dec. 4 ball coach at East Catholic, re­ heavyweight contender from ' day. on the front nine, including one Cites Putting ceived his master’s degree In between the top four teams, MPmm, GPAPy, HAVE TWO P4VS en 2O < 3 0 L IN 0 WITH 0I2BED. New York, and Hank, the un­ Venturi, whose career nearly on a 67-foot chip shot. Neither to Jan. 2. The season for geese first game at 7:80 avUI featiira and brant will run from Oct. 17 physical education from UConn WWWflCISUWD AND A PESfROVER ranked veteran from Detroit. ended when he suffered a mus­ of the leaders had a bogey. this summer . . . Andy Baylock, the champion Blagles ' and tha REPORTS TH«r READY W THE M0RNIH6. WINTHRC They put on a free-swinging cle spasm In the back two Mason Rudolph shot a 33-38 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) through Nov. 26 and Dec. 4 fourth place Indians. Second through Jan. 2. forn;er Blast grid mentor, now THE VAOrr THAT affair that drew constant ap­ years ago, shot the beat round —68 for a total of 138 and was — “ This is the best I’ve putted Plays Today on the UConn staff, reports big place finishing Spruce playa REP0RTEPLV5T0LE plause from the live audience. of the tournament yesterday, a the only other player to com­ all year." Hunters will have from sun­ George Grasso performed as a third place Moriarty’s at 9... THIS ISA And with that Marilynn Smith rise to sunset for shooting. 1HER BOMB flfiAOff' The draw verdict was well re­ 33-33—66 for a 137 total. plete 36 holes under par. Leading batter with linebacker with the Boston Remember the day when 200- H o ^ y Collins, who had a spinal disc summed up her two-stroke lead TTie season, one of (our REFUSES roe ceived. Masters Champion Arnold Moriarty’s Hartford Sweepers In the Atlantic Coast pound linemen were oonsidsred eeNT The judges each called it even, removed from his back one y#iar Palmer, first round leader with after the first round of the 1 1 1 ,' choices offered by the U.S. Fish Football League last season. giants? Today the pro clubs five rounds for each. Referee ago and then had to withdraw a 68. slumped to a 37-36 73 as 990 Albuquerque Ladies Profes- Twilight League base­ and Wildlife Service, met with Grasso is track and cross coun­ don’t give a second look unless Art Mercante had .it for Hank from Uie Western Open three he three-putted four greens. ' slonal Golf Association tourney. ball championship club general approval from the 60 to try coach at Blast. Baylock a defensive lineman weighs' at MEANWHILE, 6-4 rounds. The AP scorecard weeks ago wdth more back ail­ That placed him In a tie for The blonde pro “tied her course this season was Mike 70 sportsmen • and others who played in the AOFT. with least 230 and soma even go up •Wnu A rnon record with a four-under-par 68 attended the hearing. It was re­ had Persol in front, 8-4-1. Box­ ments, shot a 32-38— 67. fifth, four strokes off the pace Gerich, above. The Springfield last season but has to 300 pounds. . .Football to­ ing writers had it 8-7 for Persol Venturi, the U.S. Open cham­ and one .shot behind Tony in the opening day Friday o t the commended by staff members decided to hang up his cleats. night at DiUon Stadium la ,44AA'^4A.-C-404.Act'<<3 j . . with four calling it even. It was pion, played picture golf. He Lema. who had a 36-35— 71 for 84-hole event at the windswept UConn outfielder will of the State Board of Fisheries He will leave Manchester short­ Hartford avW feature the Char­ a real tossup fight. started using a new driver for a 140 toUI. par 71 Paradise Hills Country be with the locals this and Game. ly and take up residence in ter Oaks against Providence la 8 -2 2 NU. I»c TM. Kh >•« W, Jack Nlcklaus, the year’s Club. afternoon against the Storrs. Baylock has sold his an Atlantic Coast League game. leading money winner, forged "I only took 27 putts and I’ve home here to Stan Ogrodnik, Play starts at o'clock and the Twi All-Stars at Mt. LOSING RECORD 8 into contention with a 3| -35— only had one other round this assistant football coach at new permanent ligditing unit CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE Tl^RNEI! 69 and 142 total. Nlcklaus was year to compare with that 68,’’ Nebro. Game starts at C I N C I N N AT I —NEA— Blast . . . Don Roberts, former Avill be displayed for the first BY LANK LEONARD one of seven who broke par yes­ the talkative Miss Smith said 5 o’clock with all pro­ Johnny Vander Mee'r, who AIC gridder and new coach at time. A capacity crowd Is al­ |lI('K f';i FINN after the round. pitched consecutive no-hlttera IT’S ALMOST V gOOP-BYE. LULU \ S'LONG, terday. East Catholic, is. playing pro most assured for the first regu­ SAY, YOU PO y SOME o t h e r TIME. EASY- I SWELL'. BUT I NEVER Not so talkative, however, ceeds going to George in 1638, finished hia major *fiW A PRODDCIMS IWACCBSSIBLE.. BELLE...PAM! I'VElMACl TELL ball again this season with lar home game of the Oaks, tha LOOK 6KBAT1 MR. / MUST START HOME AT ONCBi was the leading money winner Capello, an injured league career with a GOLD m im e. SHOULPMT AND OUT bF THRIVED HEALTH-ItH' WIPDER MAJCHl LEAGUE HOMERS 1 1 0 -1 2 1 Springfield in the ACFL. Rob­ hottest sports team to hit Hart­ McKEfil ICAWT V I'M PACKED AND RBADV TO on the ladles’ pro circuit, Mick­ league player. Avon-lost record. . WAIT TO S EE THAt V DRIVE THRU WITH YOU I TAKE L(?MG TO RUM THE QUESTiOM , WISE IM YOUR yW1GGIM5 I AMERICAN LEAGUE erts was named Lineman of ford in years and years, at least NOW I y\_CARE 1 AM SORRV I ey Wright, whose ulcer was .sent the Year in 1963 with the Bay up to this point. FABULOUS MIME EVER MENTION­ B. Robinson (21), Bowens gurgling by photographers. Her YOU— ______(17), Orioles; Stuart (28), ED HER NAME! temper sent her score beyond iTr Breasoud (13), x-'nilmaa (12), belief for the usually even-tem­ Y BOWLING MEETING Coach BUly Hunter o f tha Bed Sox; Brown (14), Demeter pered San Diego gal. Rec^ Church All • Stars Officers and team captains in Baltbnore Ortoles played wlte NO DOWN PAYMENT 1 YEAR TO PAY (16), Tigers; Colavlto (80), Miss Wright, buoyed by a pair the Y Bowling League will 1 2 teams during his 1 2 -yetu Athletlos; lack (28), Senators. of eights, was 14-over-par with' meet Tuesday night at 8:30 at playing career in Ooodyeu Nyloua with Tufayn no limit guu^tee. AA X—Grand Slam. an 86, putting her next to last In In Jim m y Fund Beijtefit the Holiday Lanes. baieb&n. Free mounting. Buy one, get one only NA-nONAL LEAGUE the field ol 33. Hart (20), Cepeda (26), It all started on the first green m Glante; Smith (16), Mets; Oli­ where a television news photo­ All-Star teams from thsRec^New Elngland Variety Clubs Firat Second ver (10), Braves. grapher started grinding away and Church Softball Leagues have long been boosters of the Siza Type Tire Tire as she was lining up a birdie will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. Jimmy FVnd. y iz 14.95 1 5.00 putt. A marshal quieted the pho­ at Mt. Nebo Field in a benefit The roster tor the Rec All-Star TOItICHT! ______IsAwin!!! Kack, Tube tographer. Miss Wright missed game for the Jimmy Fund. team has been announced and 5.70x15 White, 'Tube 17.95~n5.O0 Smith Among the putt. After she holed out the Ray Peck and Phil Burgess Includes the following players: photographer charged onto the are co-chairmen of the event 5.70x15 Black, Tubeless 17.95“ !“ 5.00 Gems, Art Patton, Bob CHARTER BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS Golf Leaders green and asked her to putt w)th Jack Sanson the honorary Coloumbe, Ray Peck, Manager BY RALSTON^JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES 5.70x15 White, Tubeless 20.95“ t“ 5.00 again,, and smile. chairman’ and treasurer. San­ Joe Usotte; Walnut Barbers, MR. ABERNATHY Then on the fifth hole, another Blackf Tubeless 17.95“ !“ 5.00 son will open proceedings by Joe Camposeo, Harry (jarlson, OAKS 7.50x14 PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) television news photographer pitching the first ball to Police PUT DOWN TRET FO'GIVE MAH LI'L 6ISTER.>. — The third round of the Steve McAdaIn; Telso, Bill PORE CHILE'S A OLD MAID, 20.95 5.00 began grinding from about 26 Chief James (Yogi) Reardon. THEy'PE 6HOOT1N' IRON... 7.50x14 White, Tubeless Eastern Amateur Golf Tour­ Shields, Pat Donlon; Army A VS. LAlVVS«>IICyV YYHAT YORE FAAKIN' DAW G O IN ' ON e i g h t e e n ... feet away as Miss Wright tried Donations will be sought at nament bagan today with Navy, Frank Cuneo, Ed White; ARE A U THOSE TIARS! AROUND HEAH, TH' FE- to hit out of a tree well. She the game, to go per cent to I) I AAALES GIT DESPERITE 100 Teachers, Dave Turklngton, PROVIDENCE p u d d l e s a r o u n d two Connecticut golfers In stabbed the ball, tongue-lashed AT TH' AGE O’ FIFTEEN.'j the top 16. the Jimmy Fund, popular name Dave Dooman; Ray’s Restau­ youR the photographer and then took for the Children’s Cancer Foun­ rant, John Lupacchino; Gus’s STEAMROUIRS BATHROOAA Ron (Red) Smith of Man­ three more swipes to get the dation. Proceeds from games Team 1 , Carlo Petrlcca. SCALES? chester, with a score of IS­ ball on the green. She finished DISCOUNT the hole with a four-over-par such as this and from- many The coaches Avill be Bill IS— 146, and Jim Gnint of Ar events provided funds for W other^eld, with a 14-73— eight. Greene and Dave White. Jimmy, B\md Building in DILLON STADIUM # HARTFORD 147, have more holes to The straw finally broke on the Umpires Dave Kerr, Bob Carl­ 86 ton where a oontinual search STATION go over the par-10 Elisabeth par three 16th where Miss son and Dick Thurston have CAME TIME 8:15 P.M. Cole Manor golf course. Wright six-putted for a five- is being made to seek out the donated their aervices for file OoU Hartford 886-4098 For Advance Ticket Salsa Smith Is four strokes be­ over-par elgnt. Sht stormed off cause of and cure for cancer In game. Reserved Seats $8.00 General 451 WEST CENTER 8T—649-0980 hind the leader and Is tied tha course after she finished the ahlldren. Members of ths Church Tlokete Also Available At: S 3 i > » with three others tor sixth. round and wouldn’t tell to re­ TTm Boston Red Sok. New League ehib irUl be announced Conn. Bank A Trust Oe., T h rift’ Olennara, AlHag I porters. ClileCs k m m . and naort week.

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Call 648-7036. Street, Manchester. tor orendglit and permanont 8136. 646-1316. M4.B00. 'Phtlbrlek Agency, 648- D IA L 643-2711 changed, e.stimates given. Man­ guest ratea. lot. Under 180,000. master bath, den. Second Vernon SOUTH WINDSOR — Woodland Transferred owner wants Im­ ch ester Reflnlshing Co., 648- 8464. floor: 3 huge bedrooms and mediate action. Wesley R. BLUEBERRIES — Obokse «d- OENTLBMBN — Ifloely fur­ B1RQ9 STFUnro — 3 bedroom Park. Immaculate, large 9283. ntONINO done in my home. tivated late varletlse, over 1,- flat up, modem improvements, MANCHBSTER^Fine homoe at bath, ample closets. Fin­ $700 DOWN room Rsmch, family size kitch­ Smith Agency, 048-1687. C all 649-6583. 000 pints ready for picking; nished rooma nsoct to both, WARREN E. HOWLAND, Glendale. Chdee of ranch and ished i^reation room with en, walk-out basement, wooded y m a m lucks p arl^ , residential. 8M48Q1 fireplace in basement. $88 a month pays princlpaC COVENTRY—8 bedroom Ranch, 8-f* 30c pint; 10 quarts or over, cdonlals. Prices from M8,8X and interest. 6 months new, lot. 844-0111. 52xX, 3-car gatnge, oil hot Building—Contracting 14 70 2 Lgwm 60c a quart. Dooley, Wabrous after 8:80. STVB ROOM apartment, 84 R ealtor to |X,600. Liorge lots, nice Breeseway, screened porch, Timlilt RtMiiiiig Oir Advsrtiufr? mimwAUA,maL Clinton Street, available Sep­ 3-car garage. ExceTJent lo­ 6 room Ranch, 1 car ga­ CUSTOM DESIGNED contem­ water. Reduced $8,000. for _ Am. U. S. M 08.—ANv^Mi merred | SHORTEM Dogs—Birtte—Pets 41 Road, Bolton. 649-3006. OOMPORTABLB well furnished nel^borhood. Warren E. Bow- QUALITY CARPENTRY— ICepf. IH4 fcy Uelled 8eetaf l|aA8i*e. Ne-1 tember 1. OsB 648-3666. 880 Main St. 9M-1106 cation. Shown by Appoint­ rage, high location. Don’t porary built for gracious liv­ quick sale, $16,0N. 743-7408 Room.s, dormers. porches, ______—- room tor gentleman, paridng, land, MLS Realtor, 648-llM. miss out. Call today, Mr. after U a.m. OROOMINO and boarding, wUl ment. Call Mrs. Shorts, 648- ing, sunken living room, for­ M-Hovr Aaswering Senrics • basement.s refini.shed, cab­ HonseboM Goois 3T2 Main Street. ROCKVUiLB—New 3 bedroom NEW L18TCNO—Porter Street 88M. Exclusive with Tourtellotte 876-9064, 876- mal dining room, planned for inets, built-ins, formica, tile. cofUect and deliver. H. C. apeutment, all electric ap- AseocUtee-BlB Bdes 648-8866 8611, 648-6308. MANCHESTER — Dartmouth Musical—Dramatic 30 Help Wanted—Female 36 Help Wanted—^Male 36 Chase, Harmony Hill Kennela ATTOACnVE sleeping room, HTML. 6 rOOQl Cape, pSus rec J. WATSON BEACH A CO, nine spacious rooms, 8 bstths, Heights. New 7 room Oar- No job too small. William BIVBRYTHINO in sterElxed je- piianoet. 878-6116. Paid Dougan 646-1601 room, 3-car garage, deep tree 622-M14 two huge fireplaces, recrea­ Frat to Herald Roadars Robbins carpentry service. PLUMBERS and helpers exper­ Bolton, 648-5427. ^ conditioned used furniture and gentteman, private entrance, rlson colonial, Carge family PIANO, VIOLIN, VOICE. In­ PART-TIME and full-time fab­ shower, parking. Apply 186 Henry Madden Ohad^, p rm te lot, M7,8X. 31 Central Row Hartford tion room, bar, patio. Priced in room and kitchen, 2 baths, 3 649-3446. stru ct^ conservatory trained. ric sales girls wanted. Apply ienced in new 'cimstniction. THREE LOVEJLY kittens look­ appliances, high quality—^low SIX ROOM duplex 'With garage, Phllbriok Agency, 848-8464. 40’s. Call owner. 640-4388. 648- * Mom»Uen an ene ot ear elasetfled adverttaamentar No prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 Spruce Street. available S v p l . 1, references aiastonbury, 616-7886 Barrows * Wallace fireiHaces, wall to wall carpet­ Classical or popular. Your to Manager, Pilgrim Mills, Call aftor 7, 289-0511. ing for good homes. Call 648- MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, 8868. ing, 3-car garage, large wood­ imgtrm a t * e telephone tUtedf Simple anil the ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, Hartford Road, Manchester. South Street, Rockville. 176- required. 848-7783. INVESTOR!: Good paying Manchester Parkade, cement floors, garages, bath­ hom e o r our studios. 742-7425. 6028. SINOLB ROOM, gentleman, fireplace, garoM, covered ed lot, mid X ’s. Owner, 848- Open daily 10 a.m.-9 p.m., 2174. Open 9-8. three family, with one 6 room patio, good neighborttood, only Manchester 648-6306 87 HOLLISTER 8TRHIET— f EDWARDS rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof­ private bath, quiet neighbor­ TWO ROOMS tor resit, single room colonial, 8 bedrooms, 3982. Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. COLLIES, AKC registered, sa ­ hood, near bus. 648-8688. unit, and two threes. Good lot, 816,900. Warren E. Howland, ing. Call 649-4291. PIANO lijstructlon in my home, ble and white, champion Kord- women, retrlgemtor, la eoccel- bus line, central heat. One va­ dlnii^ room, Hiring room with ANSWERING SERVICE AMERICAN ENKA CORP. COMBINATION gas and lent condition. 648-9610. MLS Realtor, 648-1108. ANDOVER LAKE—Spick and 166 M cKee Street. 649-9679. HOSTESS—Dining room super­ llne. Phone 643-4822. ROOM FOR LADY, Utoben cancy available. T. J. Crodt- fireplace, two full baths. TVo 73 HOME maintenance and repair, stove, $60. Call 643-4761. (q>an furnished 5 room home story 3-car garage and work L ots For 9BM 449-0500 — 875-25119 roofing, .siding, kitchens, porch­ visor. Mature woman for full­ is looking for . . , privileges, paridng. 341 Char­ AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 — Vbur ett. Reactor, 848-1677. MANCHESTER Vicinity—A 8 with large screened porch, hot time, permanent po.sitlon. Ap­ THREE ADORABLE kittens, 9 bedroom ranch on country shop. Oil steam heat. 01o(se to BOL/TON—Business zoned lot 2 es and recreation rooms. Call SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC, 1% ter OA Street 648-6800. room centrally located epart- MINUTES FROM downtown air oil neat, nice lot, full schools, bus snd shopping. M l liar - yonr nweenge. Ton’ll hear trom oar adverttaw M Jig Russ Atkins, Builder. 643-0411. Schools and Classes 33 ply Howard John.son’s Restau­ PRODUCTION weeks old, housebroken, free. ment, heat, bat water, stove, stsed weU shrubbed lot, huge approximately an acre. Soma Car. 649-0296. years old. Excellent condition. Manchester—7% room ranch price, X,600. Alice Clampet, House in excellent condition. nwM» without apending all evening at the telephone. rant, Route 30, Vernon, Conn. Cost new $339, will take $189 n e w l y DECORATED room refrigerator and garage includ­ living room with fireplace, Realtor, 848-4648. frontage on Route 6 and 44A. CARPENTRY—32 ycar.s’ ex­ for refined gentleman, central, on lOQxlW nicely landscaped family sised kitchen, spotless Charles W. Lathrop, Agent, Gravel base. T. J. Crockett, OPERATORS POODLES, 6 week old brown or $3 a week. 249-0786. ed, MX. 648-6644. PICrURBSqUB stttliig^T room perience. Ceilings and floor DEMONSTRATORS for Beeline pri'vate phone on floor. 648- lot, 8, 4, or 6 bedrooms, H i^: condition. Solidly built 1964, 040-0884, 848-7866. Realtor, 648-1577. Fashions, $12. gpiaranteed com­ miniature.s, AKC registered. 26 brick ranch, family room, RANCH, 4 rooms, 8 bedrooms, tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ APAR'TMENT SIZE stoves, $26. 5381. SDC ROOMS, tomished or un­ baths, doable garqge, wooded room with flrsplaoe, paneled $16,600. Wolverton Agency, kitchen. Hiring room, wooded Lost and Found Automobiles F'or Sale 4 mission per style shew. No col­ Finley Street, Manche.ster. furnished, large yard, adults, den, oil hot water heat, ver­ Realtor, 648-3M8. PORTER STREET Area—Cus­ OOVBINTRY LAKE—100x300 on rages, additions, attics finish­ WANTED lecting or delivering. Beeline Grood pay, steady work, Porcelain sinks, 8’, four fau­ lot, Manehester. Carttoc W. lot, handy to bus, shopping, tom built center hall OolonUJ, ed. remodeling, concrete work. cets, good for Industrial work. l a r g e l ig h t housekeeping no pets. Call 648-7770. HutcUns, Realtor. 64S6183. satile room arrangement. Wol- etc. Excellent condition. $12,- main road, beach rights. Call JfOnOE is hereby given that 1987, 4-IX)OR FORD, automatic Style Shows are Party Plan company paid insurance FIVE CUTE puppies, 7 weeks room, convenient for gentle­ verton Agency, Realtor, 648- MANCHESTER — Executive 7 rooms, 3 fireplaces, 1% 64S-S1S1. P a ss Book No. 88294 i.s.sued by Iran.smi.s.sion, rea.sonable. Call No job too small. Immediate WOMEN—GIRLS Sen.sation. Samples fumiidied program. Apply old, three females, 2 males, Originally $280, sacrifice, $38. neighborhood, lovely 7 room 900. Phllbrick Agency, 640- baths, built-ins, rec room, Fontaine’s Used Restaurant man working days. Parking. NEWLY DECORATED 4 room CUSTOM BUILT 8 bedroom 3818. IkAMA The Savings Bank of Manches­ 649-1054. estimates. 643-2629. free. Car neces.sary. Wonderful $6. Call 742-7097. Call 648-6861. apartment, West Side, reason- ranch, 3 baths, large Colonial, mammoth living breeseway, 2-car garage, 8 HEHRON — Three acres, 80ff Equipment, 473 W indsor years old, perfect condition. road frontage, 7 miles from ter has been lost and applica­ To Train for opportunity for Party Plan SIAMESE KITTENS, Chocolate able rent Can 648-6087. room, fireplace, Uteben wil room, modem kitchen with VERNON — Two year old 7 tion has been made to said 1968 CHEVROLET wagon. 4- M anagers. Call 688-9006 collect. Street, H artford. 527-6771. FIVE ROOM apartment, first buiU-lns, 3-car garage. Sacri­ $26,900. Phllbrick Agency, 648- Manchester. 848-0403. (loor 6, standard .shift, $.845. Roofing—-Siding 16 Employment Office Point and Seal Point, good buUt-ins, flnlBhed rec room room Colonial, baths, 4 bank for payment of the LARGE METAL desk with floor, large yard, one child ac­ with fii^lace and bar, at­ MOVING OUT OF TOWN fice at M8.900. Hayes Agency, bedrooms, large kitchen and 8464. Call 649-4100. type, reasonable. Phone 742- cepted, no pets, $98. monthly. LAKE CHAFFEE—90 minute# •m o u n t of deposit. A. A. DION. INC. Roofing PBX—SWITCHBOARD Dividend Rd., Rocky Hill 8469. glass top, reasonable. Call Famished Apanmonts 68-A tached 3-oar garage, large 641-4808. living room with fireplace, TWO FAMILY, east side, 8- from Hartford, beautiful wa­ 1956 BUICK. one owmer, 4-door, Available September 1. Call wooded lot tor maximum pri- formal dining room, aluminum .siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ DIGNIFIED SPARE TIME 649-7919. 648-0147 after 4 p.m. ONE ROOM, heated, fnmlalied WUl sacrifice 6H room LAKEWOOD CIRCLE Area—6 garages, great potential be­ terfront lot with two adjodn- radio and heater, automatic terations and additions. Ceil­ RECEPTIONIST- vacy, 8X,800. PhCbrlck Agen­ combinations, separate drain- cause of location. Wesley R. ing. WiOliam V. Haaa, 984-3668. AnnonnoanMiti SALES 42 LARGE AUTOMATIC w asher, apartment, bedroom set, gas cy, 648-8484. ranch with wall-to-wsCl car­ room Colonial with breeseway tran.smi.s.sion. $225. 643-1347. ings. Workmanship guaran­ Live Stock range, refrigerator, Uteben pet in hall, living, and din­ and S-car garage, X toot Hv- field for washer and basement Smith Agency, 648-1667. teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. TYPIST Liberal commissions, near DUE TO EXPANSION and pro­ good condition, $28; counter set-tubs, walk to schools and HUDCTTWMLiUX sales and serv­ 1956 RAMBLER Station Wagon, motions within our organiza- GUERNSEY COW very gentle, .sink, $8; 4 wood sash, tOxW, Apartments—Flsis— set Free gas, slectriclty. Low NO. COVENTRY — Custom ing area. 3 large bedrooms tag room with flreiUace, din­ ice, bonded representative. Al­ home, with phis den or third bedroom, ing room, large family kitch­ churches. Owner 876-4804. BOL/TON ■ COVENTRY Llni Wanted—Real Estate 77 excellent condition, one own-! DION CONSTRUCTION—Roof­ TWX—TELETYPE tion, we now have an opening good milker, good family cow. $1. 649-4966. Tenements 53 ren t Adult Apply Apuim ent txdlt Lroolonlal ranch, paneled Immaculate cape 'with a large lred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., er, full price $295. Stickels, ing, 'aiding, alterations, ceil- Call 644-0634. 4, 10 Depot Square. 34 to d living room, many au­ attached garage and utility en, 8 spacious bedrooms, IH HOUSE PINCHING you? Here’s BUILDINa LOT, residential M aneheeter, 644-8141. AVON for a man to train for a man- LOOKING for anything in real room. $16,8X. X.M7 cadi baths, ^ e shaded yard, 8X,- chicken coop. Ideal retirement Quality Used Cars, 1.36 New Ings, gutters and aluminum IBM—KEYPUNCH ageria. position. Salary, com­ ELECTRIC RANGES — 40’ thentic detaUs, 6 p lc tu r^ u e an ideal family home—4 bed­ set-up, beautiful home, two car area, Manchester vicinity. Park Ave., Hartford, opposite! windows. 643-4362. 643-0896. Cosmetics. No experience re­ W estinghouse, $10; H artford estate rentals — apartments, ANDOVER — TWO room fur­ acres. Hayes Agency, 848-4808. needed to take over exist­ 4M. Wolverton Agency, Real­ rooms, 2 full baths, large liv­ Reasonable. Bex F, Herald. mission, plus auto allowance, bomes, midtiple dwellings, eon nished apartment for rent, re­ ing mortgage. MX.74 a garage. plus Income from Royal Tvpewriter. 283-6221. quired. Good opportunity now. to start. Many employe bene­ Articles For Sale 45 $18; 36” G .E. $36; 40” Hot tor, 648-3818. ing room with fireplace, for­ chickens in your own back P e r s o n a ls ______J and roof-1 Learn on live boards. Train J. D. Realty, 64^61X. frigerator, stove. C H. Sttens, MANCHESTER — Tear-dd cus­ month pays aU. Ob> Owner SOLO OUT! We are ready to BIDWELL SIDING (Phone 289-4922). fits. Apply in person to the point, $10. 643-2880. mal dining room, modem yard. Look tWs one over, if 1965 DESOTO FMredome 8 Hard-1 ing—fine.st quality aluminum l now- pay later. Free Placement SCREENED loam for the best Route 8, 743-7378. tom room ranch, aluminum 848-4017. MANCHESTER — Spotless 6 kitchen, excellent condition, all sell your home tor you. Please SIDE WANTED from vicinity Singer Com pany, 832 Main MAHOGANY ’TV set, two ma GLASTONBURY siding, SKiar garage, 8 baths, room Colonial witti breeMway you want retirement phis in­ Center and Winter Streets to lop Convertible. automatic] siding and in.stallation. 643- Service. Nations largest PBX in lawns, delivered from our FURNISHED, conveniences. Phone orwner- come. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, call us if you plan to sell. B. Iran.smission. exceilefll me-' School. Street. screening plant. Andover Co­ hogany step end tables; also heated apart- famify room with fiieplMe and garage, X foot Hiring J. Carpenter, Realtor, 6ie-80BL St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, 6379, TYPIST—Clerical position local ment, single room with agent, 649-7702. 648-1677. chanical condition, 3 tire.s like lumbia. George H. Grlfflng, Stroll-O-Chair baby furniture COLONIAL VILLAGE pnvate huge suburban lot. Hayes Agen­ room with fireplace, dining working hours 8-4 p.m. Call BIDWELL HOME Improvement insurance company, 5 days MANAGEMENT - Trainee. A bath. 648-6118, between 8:80- room, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, I new. 2 in fair condition. A man, over 21, who desires to; Inc., 742-7886. 649-5992. cy, 648-4808. BOLTON—Big T room ranch on HOIX STREET-In the center HOLLISTBR SCHOOL Area^ 648-6874 betw een 6-9 p.m . Company—Roofing, .siding, al­ Cali Write — Visit weekly, 8:18-4:18. Good start­ GARDEN APARTMENTS 4:X p.m. 4 acres. 1 ^ baths, 8 ear ga­ large kitchen, dose to schools ! good second car, $150 for quick ! learn restaurant man^ement BBIAUnFDL paneled heated of everything. A five bedroom New$y listed 6-room expand­ ! .sale. 742-6872. terations, addition.s and re­ ing pay, fringe benefits, ca­ LAWNMOWERS — A r 1 e n s. SEMI - AUTOMATIC washer rage, basement finished off. and shopping. A Buy at $X,- older colonial 'with separate WANTED — Ride to Pratt & for free information with Howard Johnson’s newest' Minutes from HarMord shopping FIVE ROOM apartment, eom family room cm kiteUtebaB. 8 bed- able Cape, beautiful deep modeling of all types. Excel­ reer opportunity. Evening in­ Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit good condition, great for eot large productive Hueberry 900. Wolverton Agency, Real­ guest house. Two baths, rec Whitney, Ea.st Hartford, first 1955 FORD Convertible, stick terviews by appointment. Call restaurant in Vernon, Conn. ] tage. 649-8495. pletely tarnished, heat, bd roam'ranoh, aluminum storms, treed lot, aluminum siding and ahift, South Parking lot, Bran­ lent workman.ship. 649-6495. Air, ajid riding mowers. Wheel- [ patch . . . good tor 8M0.X tor, 849-3818. room, porches. Asking fai the windows. A cleaner than clean 1 V-8, new engine, $195. Tel. Mrs. Lubas, 643-1124. Apply to Mr. Parsons, Howard horse and Bolens 4-wheel water, Frigldalre electric collar, 168x346 lot, only M6,- ford St. or vicinity. Call 643- 525-9317 rug, $25 Spacious 1-t bedtocras ssid du­ stove, from Septem'ber 16 to per year teoome. V aeant low low twenties. Excellent buy. home orty 816,500. Wesley R. 649-8.369. after 4:30, John.son’s, Route 30, Vernon, tractors. Parts and service. 4x6 AREA bedroom 600. Oaritoo W. RuttMna. 648- thtrUes. T. J. Qrockett, Real­ QUALITY SPLIT LBVBL-The TO BE SOLD 6683. PART-TIME, over 21, Friday Conn. several Cape Cod curtains plex apa rtments. May 1, 1086. $880. to reliable 6183. > T. J. Crockett, ReaHtor, 648- Smith Agency, 648-1687. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Capitol Equipment Company, tor, 648-1877. maximum in housing at a real­ 50 BLWOOD ROAD — A and Saturday, 9 p.m.-2 a.m. 54” long, $2 pair. 643-8825. party. 78 Birch Street. istic price. Ideal residential 1677. Truck.s—Tractors M. T. I. SCHOOLS 38 Main St., Manchester. Masurious garden setting. SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 MANCHESTER—118,900. Owner ^stately eight-room Automobiles For Sale 4 ROOFING — Specializing re­ Apply Piccolo’s Pizza Palace, ' Open daily 7-6, T hursday 7-9, MANCHESTER — New 8 room setting in Lakewood Circle. BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — 4 45^'/S M ain Street. MAPLE DROPLEAF table with bedrooms, 3 baths, lot T3xl6L selling 6 room Dutch Cokmlal, of Tudor design i 1947 INTERNATIONAL tnick pairing roofs of all kinds, new 780 Main Street H artfo rd S aturday 7-4. twimmiag Pod aad play area. raised ranch, 8-ear garage, 8 rooms, VA baths, two car bedrooms, 3 full baths, heat Lot size M.8X160. Vicinity HI N e e d c a r ? Your credit turn­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys 4 chairs, desk, and living room Bosiness Locattons Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, garage. Brick and alinninum an satabUriiad rosldenttal KB-5: al.so. 1955 Allis Clialm- WAITRESSES and counter CLERK furniture. 875-8659. 848-6988. buUt-ins, IH baths, % acts ed family room, kitchen with ing Junior and High Schorfs. ^nsigtabortiood a t prestige^ ed down? Short on dowm pay­ er.M T ractor WD. 644-0534. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Suite 804 KEEP YOUR carpets beauti- Many wonderful txiUt-ln aippki- For Rent 64 tosmendous valus. Haysa Agm- exterior. Plenty of trees. Let ment? Banknipt? Repo.sses- worker.s, full-time and part- anees and eonveniencea bullt-lns, dining area, 2-car ga' Tdl. 64S-01X. hqmea Four bedrooms, siding. 30 years’ experience. tifui despite con.stant foot.steps BEDROOM furniture. ll'ving MANCHESTER - 814,900. Six ey, 648-4808. us hear your offer, owners rage, 100x200 lot, 822,900. Wol­ ■ion? Don’t de.spalr! See Hon­ Free estimates. Call Howley, time. Permanent, year ’round Wanted for men's clothing of a busy family. Get Blue i 843 MAIN STREET—1,IX sq. ready to move. T. J. Crockett, 34 baths, formal dining store. Good oppiortunity, room chairs, kitchen set, mir­ AS moderately priced. room brick Cape, fireplace, verton Agency, Realtor, 649- est Dougla.s. Inquire about low­ Auto Acces.sories—Tire.s 6 64.3-5361, 644-833.3. work. Apply in person How­ Lu.stre. Rent electric sham- ] ft. paneled air conditioned of­ MANCHBSTER-Lock at this, Realtor, 848-1677. ^ ^room, bright eabinet Utriv-S any selling experience ror, 34x64, attic treasures, garage, e x c e ll^ condltiIltion, 3818. est down, smalle.st payments ard John.son, Route 30, Ver­ pooer $1. Paul’s Paint & Wall fice mace. WIK subdiidde to Mr. Homeseeker! On Ferguson en, den and large Itring would be helpful. Must -' clothing. 643-1347. DlrecUons; Take Glastonbury trees, near bus, sb( THIS AD anywhere. No small ioan or fi­ 1958 CHEVROLET fuel in­ RAY'S ROOFING CO.-Shingle non, Conn. paper Supply. | suit. Reasonable. Call Warren Rd„ a beautiful 6 room ranch SPACIOUB 6 room older Co­ COVENTRY—Beautiful 6 room room offer all the com- nance company plan. Douglas jection. complete $110. Call roofs, guUer.s, bUlt-up roofs, have good references. Write Expressway to Hebron Ave. B. Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. school. Carlton W. Ruti WANTED WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator. Exit, right on House St. to Co­ Realtor, 648-6188. with 8 twin sised bedrooms, 3 lonial, modem kitchen, 14 Cape, modem kitchen, 4 bed' >forts of gracioua- Uvlng. Motors, 333 Main. evenings 649-6798. roof and chimney repairs, Ray PICNIC Tables, several styles, I baths, pine paneled rec room, baths, 8 bedrooms, 3-car ga­ IS «OIN« TO SILL Property wtthln walking ACT NOW — .36 ’ Magic Chef gas range, 3- lonial VlUage. BOt/TON—Two stores for rent rooms, full basement, oil heat, Jackson. 64.3-8.325, R ay Hage- WOMEN—MEN Write Box T, Herald extra sturdy construction, 6; plece living room set, 2 dress­ large wooded lot. The price Is rage, aluminum ccmblnations, alumimmi storms. Terrific val' distanee of Porter Street, now. 649-2214. foot, $12.50 up; 8 foot, $15.50 i in same building, good tor any right. Call Doris Smith at our 100X140 wooded lot, 817,900. SOME HOUSES ^school w d Mondiester* DEMONSTRATE TOYS ers, boudoir chair, china CALL GLASTONBURY type business, 800 square feet ue, X.900. Schwartz Realtor, up: delivered. W. Zlnker, Pin- ] closet. 649-8530. BOLTON $18,500. Vernon office. Jarvis Realty Phllbrick Agency, 648-8484. 5X-82X, Armda, 648-8464. High school. Fairly priced Mercedes-Benz To Train as T-V TECHNICIAN, must be ex­ ney Street, Ellington. 875-7143. ' heat, electricity, $96. monthly Co., 849-1300 Evee. 848-X19. with pronqpt occupancy., Radlo-TV Repair Work now ’til December full or perienced in black and white 688-7181 1,6X square feet, electricity 813,600—4 LARGE rooms ai^ WORXINOMAN part-time. Experience unneces­ SOLID BRASS and Black and­ Lovely 6 room Ranch on TWO FAMILY—One year did, eFBwooa Road runs off Plt-^ IS FOOT HI-IX) alum inum Services 18 and color servicing, days or LOAM SALE! Dark, rich stone irons, fireplace tools, and wire ROOM APARTMENT, heat some heat furnished, MS6 KING SIZE SPLIT — Huge ranged In a ranch, large 370 4 and 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, SPECIALS Mn Street fax rite Manchee- The most wanted ear in tlie camper, used 7 days, com- CASHIERS— sary. Excellent commissions. free loam, regular $14 only monthly. Route 44-A, Bolton, South Rd. near Bolton Lake, kitchen, fireplace, IH baths, foot lot, 1-car overslse garage, nights, full or part-time. Make .screen, excellent for rec room and hot water, rent MX.M per 8 bedrooms, fireplaced Uv- family room one apartment, ter Green section of town.^ world. All models, new and pleteiv equipped. McBride’.s CONNIE’S TV and Radio Scr\'- STOCKMAN No investment. No collecting. your own hours. Good pay. $12.50. Fill, gravel, sand, stone. near Coventry line. 648-6796. recreation room, gai^e, cel­ good for a starter or tor re­ it 44 -room Raneli wMi t- No delivering. Write or Cali coi­ fireplace, $16 . 649-7427. month. Call 848-8106. Ing room, L-shaped dining modem kitchen, exceKent con' Sport'Spot. 639 C enter St 649 ice. available all hour.s. Satis­ Call 742-6062. 643-9504. lar, (rtiade, only 818,500. Carl­ tiring. Call today. Warren E. dltlon. Phllbrick Agency, 649 oar garage. osed. Including the fabulous 8747. faction guaranteed. Call 649- led SANTA’S PAR-nES INC. SIX ROOMS for offices, store, room, 3-car basement ga­ ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 648- Howlisnd, MLS Realtor, 648- 87J100 BIGELOW STHBBT — A For supermarket. Discount 4V4 r o o m g a r d e n Apart­ 8464. Diesel — brings you 36-45 1.315. Avon, Conn., OR3-3455. A fter 6, ALL AROUND mechanic. Ap­ 4x8 POOL TABLE, full rack Musical Instruments 53 ment, heat, hot water, stove. and apartment. 476 Main rage, beautifully landscaped 6132. 1108. ^Hutchinson built rix-room^ CAM l’ING TRAILER. 6x11 foot Stores, Drug Stores; OR3-9829. ply Amerbelle Corp., 104 E. of balls, 3 cue sticks, originally roSierotOT in eluded, MX. Street. Manchester. 64iW12X % acre with many ever­ NFIW UBTINO — Manchester it 6-room brick and firame home fa Immaculate eon­ m.p.g., with minimum up­ Ixix opens to 10x11 foot tent Main St., Rockville. A.sk for $260, now $100 . 643-0668. 120 BASS COVELI^ Accordion, Available Sept. 1. Office 16 ^ ______greens, stone wsJled drive- RANCH, 64 rooms, nestled in SACKIF'ICBD bekw FHA ap­ Green. Big 6 room aluminum home, t-ear garage, 8 or dition— both inside and keep. Call Robert Goeliring, platform. retractable front Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Train now — Pay Later. Free Mr. Passardi. alm ost new. $120. Call 649-3768 Forest St., 648-0000. 'way, ImmaciUate eondition the trees in a beautiful wooded praisal. 6 room custom Randi sided Dutch Colonial, plenty of 4 bedrooms. >out Q-E furnace, ceramics wheel jack, $150. 649-9982, SECRETARY-Receptionist for SPECIAL End of Summer Sale, FOR LBASBt—Excellent loea- throughout. neighhothood. Just off Route with garage, fireplace, 14 Placement Service. local pediatrician. Must be ex­ value here for $18,900. Bel 08.600 tile bath, 3-car garage your Newman Import man, AI..TERATIONS done, women DISHWASHER, full and part- now going on at your Gift Gal-, ___ WE HAVE customers waiting tion for doctor’s office or 16. House has 8 bedroqms, 14 ceramic baths, k itte n bullt- perienced typist, accurate with lery, W atkins Bro.s. Carbone beauty parlor. 416 Main Street. flore Agency, 643-5121. and level lot 340 feet deep. a t 366-3321 or 649-0666. and children’s c'.otlic.s, very tim e. Apply Bonanza, 287 W. FOR SALE — ’Diree guitars, for the rental of your a p ^ O wnar, 648-8698 baths, large rec room, patio, lns. Don't miss this real buy. it 4-room quality built RaDoh ^Excellent eloeet MMce^ Auto Dri’ving School 7-A figures, and tolerant of ener­ M iddle Tpke., betw een 10-11:30 crinkle glass, odd samp.e Silvertone, Martin & Gretsch Coraidetely renovated and am- large lot, 818,400. Phllbrick We(iley R. Smith Agency, 648- plus large breeseway and i-eHsonable. Prompt .service. Earn Big $ $ $ getic children. Would prefer ment or home. J. D. Realty, pl« parking. J. D. Realty, 848- INVESTMICNT PACKAGE — 4 plus fuU attic and baae­ Call 643-6745 , 649-0775. a m . pieces of stemware- all half Come up and try them out. 848-61X. Agency, 848-8484. 1667. family and single home on garage. Beautiful eomer ment. This solidly built, LEARN TO DRIVE — Special mature woman with no young price. Phone 649-7567 o r 649-7120. 6U8. lot. Good value for 1966 OLDSMOBILE 88, 4-door attention to nervous and el­ Call - Write - - Visit children. References required. MANCHESTER RANCH — 3 one lot, excellent Income, cen' >home Just a few oteps' BROILER MAN. full and part- FOR RENT—4 room heated years did, excellent locatton, SUNKEN FAMICT room with 814,900 BUYS tltts 6 4 room tral Manchester location. Call 013J1OO sedan, standard .sliift, good nm- derly. Clas.sroom for teen­ for free information Box DD, Herald. time. Apply Bonanza. 287 W. ^ THE AMAZING Blue Lustre apartment, near Psuk Street. fireplace, 84 room ranch. 14 ranch situated on §"00x800 foot from Main Street te In a Ring condition. $195 . 649-1042. agers. Pickup service. Day or Moving—Trucking— Hooses For Rent 61 31 foot living room, fireplace, now for further particulars quiet residential aettlngj M iddle 'Tpke., betw een 10-11:30 will leave your upholstery Wcarinp Apparel—Furs 57 Call 848-6118 between 8:X a.m.- baths, built-ins, garage, cov­ lot, walk-out basement, 8 bed Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643 An Located In Moaelieator evening les.sons. Renaonable Storage 20 POSITION available Rockville beautifully .soft and clean. kitchen with built-ins, natural and vicinity ‘^yet is but a blook aw ay' 1961 RAM BLER C m verlibie. a m . 4:K p.m. _____ OOITENTRY LAKE — 4 room woodvsffk, aluminum windows, ered patio, captlvathv view. rooms, kitchen with dining 1687. rates. Mnncliester Driving .5*2.5-9317 Public H ealth Nur.sing As- Rent electric shampooer $1. GIRL’S CUJTHING — Skirts, Canton W. Rutdilns, 848-6183 area, Ugh location. Wolverton from the center of Man­ standard. oi'erdidve. powei- MANCHESTER Delivery. Light dresses, jum pers, .size If), ex­ house, lake privileges, one doors, and awnings, attached Academy, 742-7249. .sociation. New position for Olcott Variety Store. Ve r n o n Agency, Realtor, 648-2818. Many other Uatings trem chester. Priced for quick, steering. Call after 6, 649-1134. trucking and package deli\'ery. .staff nurse open for applica­ cellent condition. Call 649-6235. child acceptable, 8X. monthly garage, |21,600. Phllbrick Manchester wfiloh to chooee. ?aole with hnoMdlate oe-' Refrigerator.s. wasliers and MARKET TRAINING tions im m ediately. Ca'.l 875- We have an opening for a de­ CEDAR CLOTHES line poles, 648-1666. Agency, 648-8464. 1968 COMET Convertible, auto- j VACANT RANCH BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room full oiq>aaegr. Molorcyclea—Bicycles 11 j stove moving .specialty. Folding INSTITITE 4961 or apply in person at 62 pendable person to work in our ^ m any .sizes. Also good dum p On the west aide of Town matic, one owner, $100, take telephone promotion depart-. Wanted—To Buy 58 You Can Afford FIVE ROOM single home, cold MANCHESTER — Beautififlly shed donner Cape, 4 or 6 bed­ BARGAIN COLONIAL cliairs for rent. 649-0752. 750 Main Street Hartford Park Street, Rockville, be­ truck plus jacks, chains, etc. (High Street) a five room rooms, 14 baths, garage, $18,- ELLSWORTH MflTEN over low payments or trade. 50 CC HARLEY-DAVIDSON Suite 804 tween 8 a m.-4 p.m. I ment. Experience not neces CASH IMMEDIATELY—We buy fiat, $1X month, centrally lo- appointed 6^ room Cape, ranch with full baaement. Life-time siding is one of 233-6222, 629-5866. 649-1353. 900. PMlbriek Agency, 848- RobtH’ J. Smith, he. moloi' bike nuw on display, I I sary, we wilt train. anything from a pin to battle cated. Inquire Piccolo Pizza 100x200 weU shrubbed lot, at- Brick and frame, fireplace, many features in this nicely AGENCY $225 full price. Farts and serv-! Painting—Panering 21 8464. CIjEANING woman one day a | "NEVER USED anything like .ship. Used furniture and ap Luxury Living! Paloce, 467H Main Street. tached garage, built-in Mtchen nice comer lot. Excellent located 8 bedroom Colonial, Realtors MLS Members 90S MAIN STRiaiT gHARP 1955 BUICK 2-door ice. Harley-Davidsdii .Sales, 49 week, preferable F riday. Mu.st 1 ------—,------with dining area, 8 large bed- Hardtop, good condition, $250 FAINl'TNG. EXTERIOR and in­ it.” say users of Blue Lustre pliances. Ask for Mr. Reed condition tliroughouL Will THREE BEDROOM house near large rooms, formal dining 040-6841 Park Street, liailford. have own tran.sportation. Call Check these benefits: for cleaning carpet. Rent elec­ Elegant new 4 room apartmwits BOI/PON LAKE—4 y***", rooms. Hiring room with wall- school, * shopping, nice sun- 668 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST or best offer. Call 643-2991. terior, ])apcrliang'ing, wall- 649-8254, 249-4794. ’round ranch,^^fum uihed or^im to-wall carpet, aluminum sld- quality for FHA minimum room and fireplace. You MEN^WOMEN 643-0841. tric .shampooer $1, The Sher­ In lovely suburban neighbor -1 down. Selling for only 817,- orch, lot Mis trees, $14,500. must act faat at $16,900. 048-6080 1962 HARLEY Duvidsi.n, $:!T5 , paper removed, dry wall work. ..Group life in.suram'e hood within walking distance of fumlriied, with option to buy., storms and screens. Wol- excellent condiUon. Ca.l 64.3- Re.'isonable rates. Bank financ­ win-W illiam s Co. WE BUY, SELL or trade an 900 and trades wCl be con­ Sdm H. Lappen, Inc., 649-6381, Oai: C. Albrecht 649-6806. . Hospital and surgical bene­ tique and used fumiture, china Ugh sebod, bus, shoppii« Md 6I9-9737. ______I verton Agency, Realtor. 649- 848-7446. J064 MERXJTTRY convertible, 9205 l)elweell 4 7 p 111. ; ing arranged. Enlly insured. WANTED Office help. King’t sidered. T. J. Crockett, best offer. Call 643-2466. fits 3>.j HP. WIZARD outboard, gla.ss, .silver, picture frames minutes from Parkway. Bqulp- FX>R RENT—7 room house In! Realtor. 648-1877. Free estimates. 619-9658. Jo­ COUPLES Dept. Store, Manchester. used little, asking $.50; also, FIVE ROOM ranch, • years •> ______TVr ,, Tl. ^ r. seph I^. I.ewis. . .Profit .sharing plan and old coins, old dolls and ^ with OB refrigerator, Talcottvllle. CaK 849-8396, Sun­ antique brass bed. Call 649- guns, hobby collections, attii range MANCHESTER — central, bus dd, large living room with JjHirrCl^PrS * W SllSCC 1968 RAM BLER Amei'i/2-Rewriler Service. 649- No job tiK) small. Jolm Ver- SCHOOLS ESSO HAS^SEVERAL 81X. 649-3266. 643-4312. < MANCHEISTER — New on the failie, 649-57.50. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. A HOME OF YOUR CHOICE... •ton of Manchester, Connecticut, i Dept. 403 SALESIiADY, experienced bet- market. 6 room Split Level, Monday evening, August 31, ' ______SIX ROOM duplex, ideal lo ^- Business Property very convenient to shopping, 1872 N.W. 7tll .St. tei- apparel, full-tim e p re­ tlon, two children accepted. 1964 at 8 i).m. in the Probate STEPS, SIDEWAU^S, stone SERVICE StATIONS schools, etc., niceHy landscaped NEED INSPECT THESE—YOUTJL ENJOY Bonds—Slocks— Miami, Florida 33126 ferred, part-tim e, 1-5:30, Call 1 ^ Sale 70 Court Hearing Room on tlie walls, fireplaces, flag.stone ter­ Mrs. Hills for appointment, CaU 640-1146. ____ lot, in a congenial neighbor­ ELLINGTON 8EEINO IT ALL AND WE following stilidivislon: races, hatchways, dry wells. Mortgages BUMNBBS ZONE m - Eight hood, recreation room almost WILL ENJOY SHOWINO TOIM N am e ...... 643-2128, Tots 'n Teens, M an­ ROCKVILLE—X Laurel S te ^ m o r t g a g e “Ansaldi Heights - Ad­ All concrete repairs. Rea.soi> SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ che.ster. FOR LEASE 4 rooma, first floor, heat, Jnm rooms with two offices, sep­ flnidied, two baths, assumable Time to make a change be­ dition No. 4, Cliai’te r O ak able. 643-0851. water, electricity, stove tor- arate entraaoe, suitable tor 44% mortgage. Owner trans­ fore school starts, priced limited funds available for sec­ Addre.ss business or profeealonal use ‘•REAL ESTA TE M OUR ONLY BUSINESSS” Street - Mancliester, Conn. ond mortgages, payments to Help Wanlefl—Male 36 MEDICAL AND RETIREMENT nlahed. 876-0677. ferred. $19,300. Warren E. for quick sale. Roomy 64 Property of Andrew An- YOU ARE A-1! T m ck is A-1! Phllbrick Agwicy. 648-84H. Howland, MLS Realtor, 643- Cellars, attics, tra.sh, small ■suit your budget Expexlient City ...... ^ ta te room Ranch In pleasant MONEY? saldl. Sale l ”-40’ . Aug. 3, .service. J. D. Really. 643-5129. PLUMBING and heating men, THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ 1108. country setting. Must be 1964. Havden L. Griswold, Inicking done A-1 right! Call PLANS AVAILABLE ter, wiring for electric stove. ESSO SERVICE station for Warren E. Howland, Baaltar Age ...... Phone ., experienced, for new installa­ lease at Bolton Notch, ngb- seen to be appreciated. For C.E.” 64.3-2928, Tremano Tnicking, ^ BETTER ARRANGEMENT tions. CaE Andover 742-6290 af­ NEW OOLONIAIhP - We have S68 MAIN STREET MANOHESYBB Service. 848-8068. ways 8 and 44A. Contact Mr. information caU owner, 876- q4f-ziqt All interested persons may of your finances will make te r 6 p.m. just listed two four bedroom Call CONTACT MR. LOTHROP D. haOaap, B37-4188. oteonials with asl file extras iq> 6058. Aaeoclateot BUI Bolee, 04S-866S attend this hearing. HAVE SMALL pickup truck— more of your income available Help “ toe, 0*-**T. Heysa Agenoy, 8M 8*8. Secretary teed. Call 643-4913, 644-8141. Conn. pike, between 10-11:8 0 a.m . r. dan 8»-7387. Realtor, 77 ‘'f-ife-

j* ‘ SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, U t4 f s r l K a t t r l f » 0t»r CttgntttB ljgrali> Edwards Heads V S . K B K NRC Taking Second Look School Rofiatmtian CBS TV Crew m a ** **** superin­ tendent. of schools has an­ Business Bodies At CiHiveiitioii .Jppear Set At Composting Operation nounce that all elementary schools will bs open for reg­ Frederiok O. ■ ^ ~ '* * * ^ istration Sept 8 from 10 a.m. Since laat October the North-4 Inetead the enUre opjwUon to noon. The registration Porter Bt, JSSSUf In N.Y. Race east Refuse Committee (NRC) would be carried out within a with Station WTIC, Hta^ort, modem, landscaped plant, the date for all pupils not pres­ left.last night has been considering ways that ently enrolled includes kin­ jfOMUMMi from paf« Oae) four Manchester area towns brochure says — which in turn to work at would produce revenue for the dergarten children that did vantlon for CBS, * V h ^ M could esUblLsh a refuse disposal not register eariler In the hMU]ed hy 8«n . B arry OoW incinerator for their Joint use. town in which it was built. one of their teamA The composting process that year. ntfviae the uee of WTTC-TWs i t e r . But at an NRC meeting this NORCO employs is substan­ Additional school informa­ S S w S on truck, veWch ^ a>nie atate OOP organisation month—when three of the par­ liadership, however, la behind tially similar to the composting tion, Including bus schedules, to the oonvention dty Aug. 1». ticipating towns agreed to form geatlns, and the natkmal orpm- you do in your own back yard, school hours, homeroom as­ He will have a crew of ntoemjn laatlon has not opposed him. a regional authority to build when you pile raked leaves to signments and new school from CBS Hollywood, ChM., The Conservative party ot and operate sui incinerator— decompose into a mulch for the programs and curricula, will working vrith him on pWnipe Ifew TOTk, which broke away committee member Frank garden. be published in The Herald fO T ^. He was Civil 6 e ^ «> m the OOP a few years ago. Stamler of Manchester suggest­ Detail changes are claimed on Sept. 8. director for Manchester from ia expected to field a candidate ed that the towns might prefer to eliminate the odor and ver­ 1954 to 1957, gnlnat Keatlns and Kennedy. Instead a refuse disposal proc­ min attracting qualities of the On May 18 Edwards ; Clare Boothe Luce, former ess called composting. raw refuse, and to speed the Post Vacated pointed chainhan of ^ Con­ nncresswoman from Oonnectl- Ten months ago the NRC re­ process of decomposition. necticut State Industry Ad­ dut and former ambassador to jected composting as impracti­ Best of all the claimed ad­ By Mrs. Heins visory Committee (comraunl^- Italy, said she is considering ac- cal. What brought about Stam- vantages is that the process re­ tlons) by Robert T. aepting such a nomination, but ler's eleventh hour suggestion? quires no land for disposal of fense commissioner of w f m - trill make up her mind next Early this month Stamler re­ the end product. The humus­ Mrs. itobert E. Heins of 216 # -v. . eral Conununications Commis­ week. The conservatives also ceived a letter from SUnley like material composting pro­ Hollister St. has thanked Gen­ sion. An appointment Iv Qoy. bold a state convention Aug. 81. Spiegel, assistant to the presi­ duces can be sold as a eral Manager Richard Martin John Dempsey May 8 to the Wagner said he hoped Kenne­ dent of the National Organics fertiliser or for fill. for reappointing her to the Town Telecommunications SMVtces dy would help him revitalise the Corporation of Atlanta, Ga. The usual means of refuse Safety Committee, but has Administration was confirmed Democratic party in New York, Spiegel said he had seen disposal use up large amounts asked to be relieved of the ap­ on May 18. On June 8 he was where the OOP now holds the newspaper clippings about the of land; Incineration reduces pointment. elected to the commission on governorship, both U.S. Senate NRC’s efforts, and would like the bulk of refuse but still re­ Mrs. Heins, who recently communications and public re­ 4 seats, and a majority of both to present the NRC information quires land for final disposal: completed two years in the of lations of the Southern Confer­ . tytiiMw of the legislature. about a composting plan, his composting would reduce ref­ flee of president of the Man' ence of the Methodist Church. Wagner also said that Adlai firm calls the NORCO process. use to a marketable product— Chester PTA Council, suggested S Stevenson U.S. ambassador requiring no land for disposal that she be replaced by the in­ He also suggested his firm Kentucky Leads to' the United Nations favored could provide disposal on a con­ at all. coming president. Dr. Harvey One of the reasons the com­ by the "reform” Democrats for tract basis for about 83.50 per Pastel, "who would have a bet­ the Senate post, had helped him posting process is being offered ter opportunity to keep the FRANKFORT, Ky. -Fifty- ton of refuse. The NRC has esti­ at a lower per ton cost than in­ five per cent of the whisky in round up support for Kennedy. mated that it would cost an council informed of the activi­ cineration is that the end ties of the Safety Committee." Internal Revenue Service bond­ average of about |4.75 per ton product can be sold— helping ed warehouses is in Kentucky. 7 S % Ride B im c s Mrs. Heins, in writing to Mar­ for a regional Incinerator. to pay for the cost of the op­ tin, said, "I think the work of Indiana warehouses are second NRC members agreed with eration and a profit for the op­ the Safety Committee is very with 13 per cent and Illlnole WA8HINOTON — Bus sys­ Stamler that they would like erator. important and certainly de­ third with 12. tems carry T5 per cent of city to hear about the composting The National Organic Corp. serves capable representation • public - transportation passen­ process and set Sept. 10 as the operates one composting plant and respect.” gers. About 6,400,000 people meeting, date. in Kingston, Jamaica, and has ride buses in, a year; only 1,800,- Along with his letter to offered bids to supply refuse 000,000 ride subways. Stamler, Spiegel sent a bro­ disposal for Quincy. Mass., and chure describing the composting Five from Town StMMER SPECIAL! Broward County, Fla. One of Portable 'Typewriter plan — and a raft of claimed Manchester’s most up-to-date girl scout fumUhlngs headquarters has been relocated on the the questions that has bothered S « a T a t House A H ^e Department Store, 945 Main St. Mrs. Pauline Magnuton Cleaned, Oiled advantages. Quincy residents is whether the Enlist in Navy Adjusted AQ Among them (besides the cost process will work in a northern above, who 1s in charge of the relocated and remodeled department, reports f line of clothing needs and accessories for members of area Girl Scouts ia available. (H New Ribbon saving) — no separation of rub­ climate; it remains unanswered. OPEN Five Manchester men enlist­ aid photo by Pinto.) ______bish and garbage required, no There is always a certain ed in the U.S. Navy Tuesday aMi to dispose of, no unpleas­ amount of risk in adopting a ^ YA LE EVERY and are at the Recruit Tfalnlng SUGGESTION AWARD 4 Flint Dr., has been award­ Typewriter Servlee ant odor, no flies, no rats, no process for a municipal oper­ Center. Great Lakes, 111. They held an Interior Decorator fires, not even any exposed ation that is not tried and true; John G. Chaves of 7 Oval Clinic at the Community Y on ed a sewing csise ais the recent 649-4986 MONDAY! A are all 1964 graduates of Man­ Lane and Elio Falcetta of An­ winner of a Singer Sewing Ma­ dumping area. often there are large benefits chester High School. N. Main St. to be gained as well. Whether dover have won cash awards in The pKjpularity of the meet­ chine Co. “ Young Stylemaker” the NRC communities will The new recruits are Richard the Pratt A Whitney Aircraft’s ings by Interested housewives contest conducted for tween- FAIRWAY adopt some form of compost­ Soblelo, 226 School St.; Peter Suggestion Award Program for WM ovenvhelmlng, Mrs. Her- ages 10 to 13. ^ e cu test w m OBJBEN STAMPS "1 ing as the answer to their prob­ McCarten, 253 School St.; Rob­ July. shev said. Since childhood, sponsored by the S i^ e r store r lO N N E BELL lems—and drop plans for an ert Fregln, 116 N. School St.; Chaves, a working leader, re­ H e le n e has been Interested in ^ f Mato St Manchert^ ! incinerator that were ten Victor Lozier, 46J4 Summer St., ceived a second place award of 4nfHopnmtin0‘ and has ^^88 AlD6rt IS DOW 6lig^D46 lO 1 NEW I months in the making — re­ and Forrest Williams, 42 Am ott Rd. -, 1 MOISTURE 1 mains to be seen 1 LOTION 1 THE TIME Martin-Herdic Parley Open, TO C A U 1 Reg. AA 1 study to the School of Interior ___ } $6.00 ^ a W V J But Public Won’t Be Heard Design. The United States sport para-! YES, «6 Mrry L Her Instant Interiors p chuting team arrived to New losophy means exactly w h ^ it York City this week after hav- BILL IMPORTED BONNE BELL General Manager Richard4lo “be in the Muntelpal Build says. At a nominal fee. Her- three of four major Martin ruled yesterday after­ Ing from 10 a.m. to noon, and mene will go into your home gj^tgjrories to last week’s world TBNSKY from 1 to 8 p.m., ’Tuesday and and, to an instant, may suggest (.jjjuYipion^hlps to Leutldrch, CIBARS sad COSMETIOS noon that next week’s meetings change-s, such as color schemes, Gertoany. ’The men’s over- Wedne-sday, Aug. 25 and 26.” F O I ^ - between himself and Rec Super­ Martin instructed both men moving of furniture, a picture I champion, S. Sgt. Dick CIBAREnES! Available intendent James Herdic "will be to bring with them "all direc­ here, maybe one over there, or Fortenberry, told the press that ALUMINUM Exclusively At open to the public, who may at­ tives to the recreation depart­ just supply some ideas that pg^^a - Commander chute, • Doors TobacM Posch tend M observers, but may not ment related to purchasing and could go with one’s personality ^},lch was designed and made • Windows speak." employment procedures from or secret thoughts on a change py ptoneer Parachute Co. Inc. • Canopies 1101 Main St. PINE PHARMACY July 1, 1960 to date.” of decor. 1 168 Forest 9t., Manchester, Next to Keith’s When WMitacted by phone at • Jalousies his Vermont vacation hideway,, The Herald learned yesterday was used with g;reat success by 684 Center St. — 649-9814 that the Senior Citizens Club Martin said that he could “ un­ IN NEW POST American jumpers. “The Para- • Siding is one of several recreation de- B, James Harvey Jr. of 18 Commander caused constema- derstand Mayor Francis Ma­ f>artment affiliated groups Nye St. has joined the Abbott among rivals because of Free Estimates honey’s apprehension at the Which are rall3ring in support Ball Oo. of West Hartford in jjg maneuverability and reva- and Easy Terms! possible effects of a public of Herdic’s management of the the newly created position of untlonary design.” meeting.” but told him not to department. John G. Chaves sales Mid service engtoeer to ------OaU Now Befota BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVINB worry, and added, "I feel con­ A committee of five Senior the firm’s Greenbat Cold Heat- Barrows and Wallace Oo. of Ckild fident that I can keep it un­ Citizens, representing a group S466 for his suggestion for use ing Division. Hartford, with branch offices at Weather’s Here der control.” of 150, will meet on Monday of a new rivet on discharge Harvey will be in charge of Manche.ster Shopping Park- • DRTVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS Martin said that he felt com­ with Martin, to express confi­ ducts used in jet engine testing introductory surveys for manu- | g^jg reports a record fir.st six 649-909S • 6MtS STATIONS e BASKETBALL COURTS pelled to "openly air the cloud­ dence in Herdic’s management. operations. months of 1964 with $13,120,264 All Work PersonaUy Supervised ed dispute that has been pres­ Martin said yesterday that Falcetta, a leadman, received The real estate firm had a 43.5 ent ever since the Barry and “because of such expressions 8138 for his recommendation per cent increase over the com­ We Are 100% Insured Macri recreation department of confidence, plus others of for elimination of a manufac­ parable 1963 period. audit was made public.” criticism, I am convinced that turing process on certain en­ In scheduling the ail-day only at an open hearing can I gine assembly operations. 'Tuesday and Wednesday meet­ determine the true merits of Some 112 employes shared DE MAIO BROTHERS ings. Martin told Herdic, "It ia the dispute.” 85,649.50 to the monthly cost PIZZA Tel. 643-7691— We Carry Jennite Sealer my intention to explore the ad­ savings program of the firm. PIZZA AUGUST SPECIAL ministration of the recreation SPECIAL SPECIAL department to the extent neces­ Americans Alive POSTAL AWARDS sary for a determination, by Nine postal workers at the LARGE PIZZA — 5 ITEMS Manchester Post Office have me, as to its merits." In Congo City been given special awards cer­ $2.00 SAT. - SUN. ONLY! He asked Herdic and Town tificates and-or checks for time­ Controller Joseph Clementine (Continued from Page One) ly suggestions that have been PIZZA-RAYS 643-0031 accepted and adopted here. 643-0031 by pouring thousands of home­ Recipients included sub-car- 130 SPRUCE STREET FERRANDO'S less and unemployed into his rier.s Rene Rivard, Warren Fa­ SLOPPY JOE and MONSTER GRINDERS capital. About 50,000 persons gan and Ronald Schack; clerks — MANCHES’TER’S FIRST! — may be expelled. Richard Moriconi, Leo Houle, 10-MINU’TE SERVICE ON ALL CALLS In Bukavu, 1,000 miles east of Nicholas Pagan! _ and Thomas Don’t Believe It? --- ’Then Try Us! Leopoldville, efforts were un- DonneUy- cu.stodian John Young ORCHARD derway to restore the city to g^^j Raymond ThlffauH, a sub- and Raymond ThlffauH, a sub normal. All shops were closed clerk. GOLDEN JUBILEE PEACHES and re.sidenls were without wa­ Suggestions included earlier We are located on Birch Mountain Road, off Hebron ter, electricity and telephone collections, rerouting holiday B. Janies Harvey Jr. service. collections to eliminate high­ Avenue. Rt.^No. 94, Glastonbury, Conn. The rebels retreated west­ way hazards, and numerous facturers Interested in having NOW AVAILABLE ward Friday toward Shabunda time-saving changes to the post their cold heating operations 1 OPEN ALL DAY in the face of a fierce Congolese al sorting and mailing rooms. reviewed in the light of newly- counterattack. Col. Leonard improved equipment and oper­ SUNDAY Mulamba’s 800 troops, rein­ INSTANT INTERIORS ating techniques. forced with 160 gendarmes American family living today A University of Rhode Is­ PINE PHARMACY flown from Leopoldville, struck is sprinkled with conversation land graduate in 1988 with a Peaches 664 Center St.—649-9814 back Thursday night. where the word "instant” is B.S. in mechanical engineering. Two U.S.-made T28 planes used, almost as habit. Instant Harvey has 25 years’ experi­ -Vv equipped with, machine guns coffee and instant tea have ence through various engineer­ AT SOUTH and rockets pounded rebel po.si- been the rage as a quick bev­ ing and supervisory responsi­ tions. They were reportedly erage refreshment and time bilities that included design, flown by anti-Castro Cuban ex­ saver. planning, production, plant lay­ iles. The latest in this line is “ In­ out and the selection and in­ ORCHARD . KIT'S An American transport plane stant Interiors” by Herihene stallation of machinery, as well METHODIST evacuated 60 wounded Congo­ Hershty, a Manchester woman as improving production proc- ^ ANSWERING lese soldiers and 10 dead to Leo­ who has the knack and perspec­ esses in studies of cold head­ HILL poldville. tive of vUsualizing changes in ing operations and equipment. AVERY ST., WAPPING SERVICE The rebel tribesmen stormed room decor, to enhance a room He is a member of the Amer­ CHURCH the city Wednesday and pushed to the tastes of the homemak­ ican Society for Testing and * the army back. 'Then the tide Rates and Service er. Materials. turned and the rebels fled. Hermene, who works out of 1226 MAIN STREET To Fit Your Needs A radio message received in BRIEFS her home at the "Old Cheney EUsabethvllle said rebel snipers Jacqueline Albert, IS, daugh­ LILLIAN HATTIN Bam ” off Farm Dr., last fall August 28, 1964 killed six Belgiaqs. However, ter of Mrs. Blanche Albert of Proprietor there was no confirmation from Belgian authorities. Tel. 643-8979 U.S. officials have not given Mayor Francis Mahoney stand on the return of Sunday up hope for the missing Ameri­ liquors permitting electors of both political parties in ex­ Invites Yoti^To Worship cans. Vice Consul Lewis R. Mac- pressing themselves if a referendum is called for in the sale Farlane, 26, of Seattle, Wash., of Sunday liquors in restaurants and grills is certainly ‘a and Col. William A. Dodds, 60, and Lt. Ctol. Donals V. Rattan, lame duck’ Issue. 9:00 A.M. Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. Employee is 39, of Alexandria, Va., members As a member of the Board of Directors and the Mayor of the U.S. military mission to locally I would appreciate the, answers publicly to a few "Now I Know In Part" Gordon Olson, the Congo. questions I have in mind. “ With the pressure from within Accused of your own party ranks could you have taken any other position Director of Youth An unconfirmed message reaching the United Nations had on said Issue?" RENT A FIAMELESS Embezzling said that papeiji belonging to Could you tell me or inform the Herald readers “just Worship fi a hungry heart seeking for love. Rattan were folmd on the body how are they, the liquor outlets, going to make money on of a dead rebel warrior. the seventh day if such money Is not made on the six days?” U.S. (3onsul Richard Mather- ELECTRIC W ATER HEATER You are invited to worship with us. Both monay >od morchandita hava "Did you know Mr. Mayor the Manchester Liquor As­ " t o son of Fresno, Calif., who fled sociation Is against the return of Sunday issue, because of with embassy personnel into the leading ,af said petition?” All the Hot water you want for yourself, and neighboring Rwanda, said there had been no Americans in Bu­ “ Are we forgetting the real meaning of Sabbath Sunday?” your family without having to buy o water kavu other than those in an offi­ “If said lietition is voted favorably would you care to give For pastoral service during August ssy pre-lndlcation on the increase on the crime rate?’’ “Fm heater. No installation costs for nbrmol in­ cial capacity. please call Rev. Jainas M. Gage, 74?-8588 In Washington Friday, U.S. sorry to inform you, you aren’t fooling anyone thto„one time stallation. No maintenance worries. No re­ Senate Majority Leader Mike at leaatr" pairs. Call your plumbing contractor, your liil Mansfield, D-Mont„ urged that Let’s move ahead, please regardless of your announce ^ ‘ V the Un' to States avoid in­ stand. People like myself aren’t so gullible anymore. electrical contractor or , t-l: Nursery provided at Susannah Wesley Hall creased, involvement in the Con­ f but' not least ‘are we the Inhabitants -of ttie City and Kindergartan for the 10:45 service.^ go. Undersecretary of State Av- of Village Charms going to, be dictated to ,by reastaurant S. The Hartford Electric Light Com pany erell Harriman eald In Balti­ owners?’ more Friday n ^ t that the United 'States win continue Its «U s ad paid for by F)raiiois J. H i W W IO0R msTORdnm lucm tmnts sumxirt to tile Congo. , ) ' _ 'J . . ■ .i('«. A: ' } ■j '.i'l i (• ; V. p- n- d- AUO.1 2 MiraAUO.2tl ta- OHAMMiBlA le- Kl- TV mek| lEitrttws i|rraw Is* nr, vn > ao n WeSK—ALL BHMm kVBD. B. *. MOUmON * CO, bM. ii« S«8 Led on re­ Fall Preview: Back to Comedy ar-

By JOAN CB08BY ^Stevens is playing a suave, HOLLYWOOD (NBA) — The Ouany, Broadway public re­ moguU of the miniature movle- lations man in CXZS’s “Mrs. 1y- tarwi that ia televlaion have de­ Broadway.” In creed that vlewen will laugd^ if ‘Peyton Place’ ia Chapters nd- it ktUa them when the new aea- — Launches a show that ky. son roHa around. could be a major trend-setter, >nd The aeaaon begina officially AlSCs “Peyton Place.” Adapt­ ioIb : Sunday, Sept. 13, whm NBC ed from, but not necessartly ta “The Rogues.” Zt ia * based on, the clinical Orace ____that: Metalious novel, "PeyUm Place” -.- Sees a returh to the half- will be telecast twice a week, hour format. There will be 51 on Tuesdays and ’Thursdays, at hatf-hour sho>vs -on the air, 9:30 pjn. ISach episode, pro­ compared to 32 for laat season. ducer Richard Ooldstone /said, — Marka the entry of big- wiU be “an act of a pUy—the name motion picture stars into first 104-act play ever attempt­ weddy series. People like ed. Our only problem will be COiarlea Boyer, David Niven long Intermissions.” Dorothy (NBCa “The Roguea"), Bing MsTone, Kd Nelson. Ryan CtxMby (ABCs “The Bing Cros­ O’Neal, Mto Farrow, Warner by Show"), Mickev Rooney Anderson and Patricia Breslin (ABCs “Mickey'’), and Caro­ head i cast of 12 regulars. Re­ lyn Jones (ABCs “^nie Ad- port are if the show Is success­ terns l. ful, it may go to three times a week in mid-season. Hides three separate, half- hour situation comedies, “Kar­ en,” Tom, Dick and Meuy” ! and “Harris Against ‘he World” I imder one title, “Ninety Bris­ tol Ckmrt” (study those initials and you will have an idea of the network presenting the se­ ries). All the famiHee involved in the shows live in a lo s An­ geles bungalow court. The sto- rioe are linked together by a snoopy bandy man given to talking to the camera. The Monster OlrcuU But most important of all, the I new season numbers 22 new Bottled in Bend half-hour situation comedies ! Ford, is a wet "Beverly Hill- by “Mr. Magoo,” a cartoon se­ i which, added to the holdovers, I billies.” "Gomer I*yle, USMC,” ries with the Quixotic hero T h e Man From U.N.CXtB^ ' makes 20 hours a week avail- is a. spin-off from Andy Orlf- (and Jim Backus’ voice) i(tar­ is bottled in Bond , (James), ' able for mass chuckling. |I flth’s^show, with Jim Nabors as ring in epics from Robin Hood and has Robert Vaughn as tbs I Among the comedies are two iI a bewildered Marine trainee. to the Paul Revere story. suave, sleek, unruffled agent about the normal, ordinary mon- * "Gilligan’s Island” is about a “Kentucky Jones,” DCnh'ii surrounded by beautiful women , sters next door, ABC’s "The bunch of castaways on a desert Weaver's series, leads into and madmen out to capture ths ! Addams Family,’’ with Carolyn , island. One of them is Tina “Saturday Night at the Mov­ woHd. I Jones as Morticia, and (3 S ’s ' Louise, which should set male ies,” bock at the same old A sample of the sly dlalocua ' “The Mimsters," with Yvonne viewers dreaming. stsind. comes when our hero and tbs De Carlo as an All-American NBC Buclcs the Tread Two of the brightest NBC beautlful-lady-of-the-week have ghoul. (TBS’ serious effort ia the shows appear to be a pair of been captured by a madman. One of the most promising hour-long “The Reporter," cre­ tongue - in - cheek adventure They are handcuffed to and series, and one sought by all ated by Jerome Weidman and shows. ‘The Rogues” U about suspended from an iron pips. three networks, is ABC’s "Be­ starring Harry Guardlno as a a family of utterly charming Steam has been turned on as witched,’’ starring Kllsabeth New York newspaper columnist conniyers who will work very they will be cooked alive. “Your Montgomery as a "house-haunt- and Gary Merrill as his manag­ hard to get money Illegally, but death will be slow,” says ths inc. broomstick-riding, caul­ never lift a finger for a legit­ madman as he leaves. Bays dron-stirring witch” married to ing editor. Vaughn to the lovely lady ‘Profiles m Courage’ NBC has the fewest new imately earned penny. CJharles and Brian Keith advertising executive Dick Boyer and David Niven are co- (tersely) “Sorry.” She says York, who realises all new mar­ shows, seven, and is the one (nobly), “I knew there was dan­ network to buck the half-hour sU rs with Gig Young, but it la — Sees Ibe return of 47 per- riages have their little problems Young who will carry the act­ ger when ^ took the Job. Yon fotmera who have previously to be worked out. One of the comedy trend. Early Saturday mustn’t blame yourself.” Hs problems is Miss Montgomery’s is being turned over to family ing burden. Gladys Cooper and appeared on series, fhe three Robert (Joote complete the fam­ stars of “The Real McCoys" a|re mother, another witch, played shows with the delightful, fllm- (Bee Page Three) back, Walter Brennen in ABCs with great hammy humor by ed-ln-oolor “Flipper,” followed ily. -H ie Tycoon." Richard Crenna Agnes Morehead. In CBS’s "Slattery's People" Sergeants And Robots A smd Kathy Nolan in ABCs ABC, which luw the most new *Btaadside.” Dennis Weaver shows (IS), also has the most SATURDAY T e i M n PROGRAM lAL h as left Chester’s limp in Dodge new comedies (9)'. Besides those City to play a horse trainer and already mentioned, there is U:M <8) Mavte TIate ,(% u n ei (S> Laraasle 11:U (S> Satarday Spectaealaa reluctant father to a Chinese “No ’Time For Sergeants,” star­ U:W (I) Sky (S8> Bis PIctare (tt> Cartaia Time • refugee in NBCs ‘Kentucky ring an ingratiating newcomer. (tt) latcraatiaaal Shawttase “The Whale T ratk” SB Jones.” Craig (Peter Oun”) Sammy Jiyckaon, as the ingenu­ Featara (M> Mbw . State nap. IM Fear Jast *«■ _ ... ll:Mf (**> Itata Shew 031 cence is an Army bottleneck; (S-M lA w eric— -■■■*-— (48) O averaar Bftalealt Pea- lt:S 8 ( 8) Mavte (tt-M> Watch Mr. Wtaartl U :U (88) Mevles TUI D tm a and “Valentine’s Day,” which ftM O) The Iter-Baal Oaatadr derives its charm from Anthony Dea HerbeH. “Aaetawr •* • 1:48 < S> News aad Wetahta SaH er.” O a ^ : Brala Kavam, Bddla 1:48 ( 8) Nawseap^ Msassat Air-Condifion Franciosa’s portrayal of a pub­ 1:< a.F .D . Me. t O aattari aad HyasB lishing executive with his mind (tS> PilBi Adaass. ‘rrylaf (W) Talk Hack Blekev’s eareer, •* devoted to chasing females. (4S) SkeHn sf Oaofcisa a series at ariskaps. The Waaraa’s Taate tion-adventure series on ABC. (•> Drakaet la PaUUcs. Uaa Haward i» (M> nSi _ . . tarviews eaadidates artvaa Bad "Voyage to the Bottom of the (M) Oel. Otawaa Jr. .Tabal feaiale palMelaaB. Ste” stars Richard Basehart. Www FEOQERS and David Hedison and a ter- (M) AaMticaa / (S ) m T Bata’s w ate , UU (U» Basekad: 8:88 ( A8A48) Attaatie CBpi Tba out submarine that has picture Mata «•. Ckieaga Oaba Oeaveallaa CItjr. B apart m A S end hv—tiwiwif windows. “12 O’CHock High,” t:M (SJt-M) Baaebd: haw the reaart city <*• Yaakeee vs. Bsstsa eeaveattaa, aad the teark pa*- ki Comfort starring Robert Lansing, is a l:M (M> Sal Mavie tla s B aa. serious World War Il-oriented «;W ( t-M-M) ilk Aaai^ ^ttaaH (n-N) BaaabaU: series, based on the .movie of oaa OaU Uassle. Uve (rea N.y. vs. Beslaa ELECTRONICS the same name. lirestoae Ctak, Akraa, Okie 8:88 <*) The D efeat^ ' For Sonroy Coi . . . FlaUtac kalas at tka third B. O. Marshal^ Darraa Ma- LABORATORIES CBS has a docen new shows, reaad. Oavla. Aa ateraer, beeaaita seven of which are comedies. «;l* (M> Wiaas ta Baropa lalataated witk a olleat seek- T. P. iUTKIN CO. “Living Doll’ presents the ciroll i;W < S> Sat. at the Bacas lap a divsree. (B) ^ „ s V (l-M) Warn at Spate Lawreaoe Welk Shaw 277 BROAD Idea that Julia Newmar ia a MatUaal! AAV W atw Fala 8iS8 (I) Sammer Plukaase Heating;—Cooling robot. "Many Happy Returns” Ckamplaashii, Isa AbbsIs s } AUea Casa, S asaa OUyaa.. AU-Aaiericaa Saap-Bax Barky, Ceaiedr aksat an Aawrisaa Sheet Metal Work stars John McGiver as the head Akraa; WarU Okamplaashlp hasbaad tryiac to sainive la of a department store’s com­ DemsIitlaB Dctfcp, Laackaiya, Haare aa the haahaad’a eara- WATCH FOR plaint department. Cvra Wil­ laps aa aa artist. 27 Tolland Tpke. as’) Navy FSai at the Weak (S-t*-W> UaUywaad PMaoe liams is back as a working wife. - Taaay Martla, 0yd Charissa, OUR ) 643-6793 "BaUeys of Balboa,” with I>aul (M> FSatkalli ea - hasis. uaeslai Mahalia Olaate vs. Bed Sklas (M) Street st Baaper Jaeksea, Carbett Maalcs, Far- fsM (t> O ar Mlaa Breaks aata aad Teieher, athais. (IS) Bis Plctare _ , Sab. T.T. (S8> Have O aa WUl Travel (M) BUI IhUta <48) Trade Blapa [ • :M (I) CIsse Up Oa Sparta TV-JUdto, SnlM BBd L T. WOOD CO *Phwi^6«^llt9 8:11 (I) News tld8 (8-8-■S8-in^>------Mawa, Wsathas, Turn East from Main St. at State Theater on to BIssell •:M (S> Brakes Anew aad S p a te ...... REOKNHNI. >.B1 PI I " 2 pAge ( t 1 r : ' ( ■ ) two MANGHBSISB SnilQlfG m II^GEE8lii|t,, OONW^ I ’V t' c V- >. ' ...... 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O a a ^ aM& at JUMaa Oa- (48) H«w ta m Sn a n t o a - (S> Jawlah Nawa a a i Tlewa ^aoal aa4 k S a taitaara la S a MtM (S> Oaadid Oaaura (8848) Haatter Maklajr ItayaoB . jM t at Bm BlatH a _ eh * Ohallea at BahraUaa Ooaad] Sparta Fall Preview t 1:88 (8848) Heae Tm > Oaa« at (N ) Saariflea at Ika Xaaa Staia Oatr. aitaaB. ty Mackaaaa 8:88 (8) PeesweH n ia la Tka U fa Tha . I«ak Vn nU U f (M ) Saaday TV Notebook 748 C ^ Baltclaaa aariaa. (S> Fra Oat A SOeral I S ^ f % o w at tha Weak tn m Pago Onto at leaBaa traai lha tHai, “ Sr. (»-M > mm Tha Fn (Oalar) Fraak MeOaa, aapi (M> Oaea Mike laalaht (t> Tareatlalh Oaalaty■aaty haaaida at a tUahl daak aaoor not bbunlg myself, When s glamour girl takes a' OM-Umen say ths (M> ra r Ta«ar BacoaallBc at tha Ittraclc ‘ Waild abaaad OSS Fraaklla D. Baaa- 244 (8844) Hewe aa« Weatker U :M (S> Camara Tktaa War n Anted atlr ir drap ^ lata arrit. Social Saaaritjr U Aeliaa farmer Batch aadaryiaaad strous. But Tvoons DeCarto (88-M) AaSlker W em 744 (U ) LUa at BOar M llrcaca chiat. (B ) M:8d (8) What’B My Llaa turns out tho sucoeoaful “ Tlw such aoeacs "H it Out Bound.” (8) TVafltaiMtor ( 8-8841-4844) DemaevaUe Mta Xanuale (S> Faatore wanta it known th at ahsSi stM (8848) ftaMral MMSital (M> Waatera Jaaakatea Hawo. Waathaa Twaatieth Otntuiy' will hav* Haaal Oeaveattaa 11:U Amerleaaa at Waih (U ) Sob. T.T. another cdiow on CBS thla going to kxdc ptotty good. 8:88 (8) T* Ten The T n ih (84) Seieaee Beraatar " ------^ Ohiuila Ohaa aad Sparta (8848) UaMB Fta A Bm 8:44 (U ) Bab T.V. U ;M (S> Clittr at nma^ (M> iWaatod Dead ar AUra U:M <|> iBrle seaaofL It is “Worid War L” D m swiea fa mMstton fa 4:88 (8) Baasev Aafa Shew (■) Vidlooa ” Tha Warid at Apo” % ) Afrieaa Writaaa «t Tafar (St> Haa lata Saaea 0-IS.M) Daaaaefatie OoBraa* JFK’s ’PreaieS’ - C8B’ upcoming ’^1m Mun- (8848) lU M Star Bhaoreaaa “ (JaUt)^ Byataadoi’ * laahary Ons of the more impressive ators.” Fred Owynne will be her Montgomery, atn (U ) MIBtaa DaOar liavla U:M The ExriHaa Taara (M> Oallaat Maa entries Is NBC’s "PtefUea to husband, made something (1848) TiaBauuriM U:48 (8) Nawa^ Weatkav, A r <88) Marla series, has Just oomplatod w rit­ 4t|8 (8848) Navra U tU ( i ) Taeatar “ Bfariiakt (tt) Film I 1M (S) Laaala ” Tha ladlaa FIchlar" H M OouFSgs,” bassd on the lato Uks Frankenstein’s playmate. 4:88 (8-IS) Mavla FaraaU Aak Abaat Sahaal Jaa Praroat. Whlla tryiay ta Daaylaa, Blaa MartlaelH Prasldant Kesmedy’s Pulitser And AI Leiris, fa a Draaula- ing a (^dren’s book, "Anna' "TkaI ULiskt rit AeieeaAeiaaa taa itraatr* (M ) AaalnaaaBl Caderwatar eamtart a trichleaad tarrier We ^H ara Laaala alamblaa aa ralaabla Faraat” M m Payao, Prlne book. Am historic dra- tape get-up, w m p lay OraiMlpB. leana, *■■■ <•) VMieoa latormatlaa. matle anthology, this features 'D»ere are some others, too—fa- (88) TaalcM (t> Zaaraiaa Saaaa Marrow COWBOY MARiXN U:88 (88) Saorta Talk Baak 11;S» (••> Lata S ^ stories o f psople, alone sad un- dudiag a child teat has a ten­ (M ) Sea. Matiaaa N.y. CaatMaOllal “A c Maae'^^iehard Cariaao U:88 (8-48-88) Newa “ Coaatjr Fair” Jaaa Iflth 7iM (S> My FararHa MarUaa sided, forced to take a ooura- dency to kxA like the Wolf NARRATES WWV Dean Martin, in bfa first tsfa U tU ( 8) BIc Mavie (M> Air Farce Slarjr Bay wi^taa. TraaUa atarta liM (8) Bawaaapa, Mamaata ot Man. Aad than there Is Yvonne. “SUvw Blver” Bnal Than, Camtert goous stand. vision drsmstic debut, wUl plsy Aaa Skeridaa U :U U ria t Ward whaa Tim priala a aecrat far^ (M) Lard’a Prayer l2 tt (S) FercapUra mala Martm haa mamblad -la 1:W (I ) Decay And flnahy, there Is ons new Aoter Robari Ryan win ba a professional gunflgfater on (48) Mavie (»> Oalaloaatad Maa hla a lce^ 'IB aroroamc daaaajia Mae ta Ulh .ett. In a pleasant aulanga of _ _ _ dooumentaty probe of tha Oraat tore retiring, li hired to MB the — Oemteri atari Habart Hamphray aad Oaatary ■mayylera by aa la- WB3LXJNOTON — cairlstmas M AIN m U M S f •M-UW adventure, humor aad history. fkom the slaeves. And low out. W ar era." town's leading citlsen. (88) Nawe Sam J. Krria. tarmer. (B> helpo atart off the aummdr a * make up fa destoed to (SI) Film ' (t-SdAO) FalMoa ’M. Oaaraa- 8t Ndsr Teric Heal I t ’s a season Uhe all seasons, 1:M (S> Face lha NaUaa tlea prerlaw. Saaa. Habart cation In New Zealand. Schools filled with those eventa which photoigraph very pide. It Is ao- laaaea aad Aaa«a*a Ham^ray, Sam J. Brria. Alaa close from mid-December to altar and llhiminata our times. tua^r s Ugbt green. You can Oaeatai Jaha M. BaHap. Arthar Schlaalayar, Jr., early February, and from De­ Jamaa A. Oarlapb, Stcpkea Oaarge Oobal, athera. And whether or not you are Itnn i^ i w iM t the people on the Mllchall. • :M (8) N Salllvaa Shaw cem ber 22 to January 10 n ear-' there Is oomplotsir Bp to you. set (sar when thay S88 thnA” W E D N E S D A Y Television PR O G R A M (M ) wiaalac Flaa Qaeata:, A a Baarilaa, Oardaa ly everythintr else closes too. TIm malfp8-up a t fir s t wew a l : a (»-M > Dadac Baya aad Sheila MacBaa. Cab Cal­ ^ t carols blan frxMn store Uttls dttfarent. After tha pilot, (H ) MBItoa Dallar 1 (88) b to i»a le OaBlas >;M (S) Year A>mmaaHp laway, Morccaiaa aad Wlaa, fronts, and Santa Claus is seen 8:88 (8) Baaiaiet Baaaeatai (88-48) TraMaaaatar (88) DeBaaeraUa Caavea <«-n-M> ” ' everywhere.- soHM (duuiges. 848 (8) MaaMBto at Oaaa 4:M (8-81) Hevia (8844) Mawa aa« Waath IT DOES A O H fiw M M t T m S e v v I aa4 Hewiee>e (N ) Tka Tkree 7:M (84) Saar ~ SHOP o m I ‘They suggMded desk Itoaa 848 ( « Tha Uvbut 7849 4:U (M ) Baeto aaS (48) Newi S A V E under the eyea. I Wouldn’t do (U Tawn Omr 8:88 (8) ntaiiaeBUHi 748 (U)I) Lite 4 JUIar th a t — 1st them sue see, I (M ) Hawkeye (84-8848-88-84) 1 Television i88) PHaa Mattoa4 Caavaattoa M O N D A Y P R O G R A M V fH E R E wasn’t go^r *0 do that. But (848) Op«nUtaB ------IM ) TriM BUI M ahah (84) Atiieaa WrUara 4 Y O U S E T w e oompromisad o n 'e x - 7:88 (8) WSathar J48) The ASailral a a « Bwak 848 (U ) 8ab T.T. Tlau Ohaaael (U) Mlllloa. Dallat.MavIo 11:88 (8A) Nawi. Weather and S \V 1 >j (i s aggerated Olaopatra-style eyes. (84) At laaae t;N (8) SaauBor Samealar “ Shadow ot the Slalra” Frie­ Sports THIS 8:88 (8) Bis 8 Oaaaafa TIaka l : N (84) Oiteaa (8e> Africritara aa Parade da laeaeat, F. Cavaaaash U ;U ( 8) Mon. StarHsht And long Mack flnggmails. ~ - (M ) m w ea DaSar Mavie 8:44 (84) Peitaraiaaee • ;8( (8) Momeata at Oamtarta (88) Maverick “The Serpent M the MUa” 8:88 (8)S Oastaia Kaagaaea Bhonda Flemlas, WIIHam Lam LO.A V 'D iey’Fe so lon g 1 e w it do ante- StM (8) La ta m e ^>ihur 4 Maekey” D k * P: t :N (84) Tawa Crier 8:88 (8) Newa and Weather 18:88 t i i % ) News But ahe will atSl look saRg, ' Talk M ) Mavariefc JorvAr 7:88 <8> VaderalaadiBc Oor WerM (84) Whal'a New 18tU ( 8) Mavla (88) Blftaaaaa HUS ( 8) Wedfaaia;leaiay Blariight (lI-38> Taday Uaw (48) Newa “LHc ot JBmIle Sola” PaM despite R aM. What more can ImR-CR) i Irinnm S#m e irm ru n r* ii 1 1 laM iLLum M Hijnuki h . : (48) Bfaa 'A a CSawa 8:48 (M ) Oabhaaaa J'W4k A rOraaM RUe” (8) Oparatiaa Alphabet 8:88 (8) Sparta M aal, Gloria HoMaa a 1 ^ — or boy — wmkt 8:88 (8) Neara, Waatfcar, and ■oai Deaala O’l’Keata, Uwkl Eep> 7:88 (88) Weather (48) L a ir ^ a (48) Movie M . O. S. (» Dafulr Baers “ Madamolsalla Fill” Slmiat M91 M AIN IX ava H m a t’a Maw warn 7:88 (8) Perteotlaa 8:M ( 3) Newa aad Weather a R o o n a t , I t f a i t h ' s Boom movie studio stoag fa Par A Mawa (I f ) Taalcht (8) Friaada at Mr. Oaahar (88) Sammar Special Simone. Kai4 Kmasjw S M48 ( M ^ ) Mawa 8:88 (8) Cantata Kaasaraa 8:88 (88) Special Bapart 18:48 ( 8) News a ^ Weather hard to understand, but the MiM ( I ) Mavla 8:88 (8) Jac\ La Laaa 8:88 (8) Nowa 1:88 ( 8) Newicapa, Mamaata o f story behind ‘V .O A ^’ fa simple. Camtari aad Hyau FtJRNTrUIUD Oeaeral 8iM (M e w S ^ ^ a w a , ISaatfcar “ Maala Oarta Starr” Meileoe « 8 ) Oparatiaa Alphabet (8) Oallaat Maa M M M A IN Whanoverasoana Is sfaR with 8:U (» IKra DiataWk, VHtoria Da Maa 8:88 (8) Hap BIcharda iUm) Haatlay Brlahlair Ba­ (88) News (E> A a 8sBaaa B4 (48) Mavla (8) Qlil Talk only the oemeeeh and ao souad. Fart ■ :M (» > toia M Bayar i "One Crawiai Ita h l” BMIa (88-88) Baaipar Beam n t ) Dlacaveay OUVA’8 EBsb ra ea >88 (8> Mawa faawart, Wmaaa iiiiia (88) Boio A a Clawa 8:48 (88) Newa SHB PLAYS A WITCH t (81 Sart^ a Sfcc M48 (48) Lar«’a Prayer 8:18 (8) Depaty Daws 7:88 (8) Democratte Hattonal Oaa- 4U HARTFORD M>. OOHMANH. (8848) K iH le r - BalMdar 1148 ( 8) .Mawaeaar, MaaaaBta 4 8:88 (8) Leare It Ta Beaver Omatari and Ih m (8) qaaaa Far A Day (U ) la The Fabltc latoraat Bllaabeth Montgomery wHI PLEBPS TEXACO 8i4f ^ (88) ^Maara Tkaval Tima (M ) Mew* 18:88 (8) Newa (88) MaU Order Market play, of all things, a witch mar­ BefoN ha beoama a aawe- lo m Of Uta 141 ( 8) Maws, WiBthar, Maaaaui ^ ) M -ia B a a . ,1a. (88) Oemacratic Caavaattoa M 1M A ZN 8T . 4 Kadfadiaa (84) What’a New ried to a down to earth mortal man, C88 Neem oorreqjMndant II) M r Whaa (8) Oaaeral HaapMal (88) Newa aad Weather In “Bewitched,” a new ABC- Charles OoUingwood vrochad as (88) Gala Storm m iK W K L U U TEXACO M48 7:18 (38) Sparta TV series scheduled to start M IS Stiver Lana, K Hartfoid s oowpuncbsr, timber mshiei' aaj Dauai 18:88 (8) Mavla (48) l ^ a aad freighter daekhand. 1ST (88-88) Waid Far Ward 7:88 (18) Ufa ot BUey this fall. Miss Montgomery wUt 148 Lome Greene Adjusting (8-8A48) Friaa la BIcht (8-88-88-38-48) Deamewtle Ma- play Samantha, ju>oprd^ to a ■CAn 8BRV. STASfON (8) 11:88 (88-88) Caaoeatraltoa tloaal Coaveattoa spehesman, and cast “ ihlschiev^ (8-88-48) Oat The Masaada (84) Ot Foeto aad Poatoy 719 MAIN ST. 11:88 (88-88) Jeoparily 8(88 (18) Sab. T.V. 0U8 spells as the bride of a 7M MAIN S1MBBT — «4S.im ' ToFadier Image R&le (8-88-M) M laila. Uaka (84) A a Aeaah Chat perplexed mortal, a New ToMc W YM AN o n . OO.. 148 W ^ U:88 (8) Lave Ot U ta :88 (84) Travel Ama 8 (88-88) Say BThea 8 ;88 (84) Faradlaa an Barth advertising executive. — ENJOY A NEW WORLD OF HEARMO 24 MAIN Sr. AHIC FANS lito () fa _ (8-88-48) Father Kaawa Bart 18:88 (84) Aatiqnaa m M . 18:88 (8) Search Far Aaaarraw w m THE NBwanr m t h o l a s s ju m ■OUiYWOOO (MHAd-Mowfcf conEMsion, ganlto* (88-88) A ath ar Oaaaeaaeaeaa SI8T1NB TBLBOAST Ba naadr tor tha hot uraathar played neas. Creating Ben has bean ap> (8-88-48) Tana. Brale FOrd A TV PfMWriA ahead with a H U NTER 1:88 (8) Beat Sellar OTARION SUPER-f •n m t to- flvu tfaUoaUy refreahing.” ATITCFAN tastallad fa your yuan of gataM Thetu bava baan other oot^ (8) Movie Five major religious broad­ honm. Oontolato with fan (88) Film “Th«re’U he a lady lawyer on casts, including two hour-long a Tfastam daddIrT pensationa — such as tlw v « y (88-88) At Home 771th HMIp "the Defenders” for the first bust! The Sup«r-9 la tim ultimate fa hearfag aUa ] 9ew faUTUrs and aE earpentey (48) Newa specials, one of them video­ mver-power battery, new super-seasitiA anqdUler- Baa um nun noa imwcr w ZionM Oroano twaais to hswa obvious oas of bitttag a ho- time, in a comedy titled "Oon- I thejraln and power ta ooeveot V80(rtc* ._j^% Slapg 1:88 (48) Barbara Bernard Shaw - taped in the Slstlne and P a u l^ lBM)ainneaU even up to 86 deolbels. Ughtureight compact trim desfan. The Swaths adjusted raaoonstoly wsl|r Aad naBM wUh "BeaaiiaiLMfau ob­ 1:88 (8) Aa The World A m a fUot of Interest” scheduled for Chapels In Vatican City, are be­ a good thing too. Ms has rir- vious is Oroone’a sfagfag., Bto (88-88) Let'a Maito A Deal the fell seaimn of OBS-TV. hM the toohA, oonvetacnoe aad perfonBaaee you want fa a beailag aid. V yoeliava W T£r% aw «JIMfa (48) Haw A Marry A MHHaa- ing prepared for shoiring Bcait eyegteM aid beoauM your loofs to ^ aovere, you muot tty the ITmiii ■ (»48) AiwSar WEM twdty bsooms Amorioa’s .fattisr slbuina, lUu An upoondag' oaa alre , Cloris Deaohman will pUy the season. to boHovo Itl For a free demoaatrat^ atop la or can ua aooa. " (8) image; If ha was dtotuibad. R osMsd ”HolooaM to tha Pon* 1:88 (88-88) Newa modem portia vdio pleads a li­ might MMfce ths foundattoas of daroaa,” give hta* gpuat satfa 8:88 (8) Faaaword ^ The visit to the Slstlne Chapel 848 (88-88) Loretta Yanas bel case affainst a drama critic. will feature Miohaelangelo’s our ouMura. But both Ifa and fa«RloB. (88) Tkla la The Aaawar The sori]^, incidentally, was famous fresco, “H m Loot *'Bo bnbm i'’ NppNsr oonCinla He has reoontly begun toidng (48) Damacialle CoavealiaB written by a woman. Judgm ent Oraene, Ids fathsriy ssaifa 8:88 (8) Hoaac A r ty ringtag lossons, sad his taachir (88-38) The Dactora snd patansl white bair gUstoa- atdd that i f he’d only b a g ^ a ___ (M8) Day la OanH ingfatliesua, alloTred as hs bad tow years sooner be could fawu 8:88 (8) The Hdce Of Night (88-38) Aaothar World TURMPIKE EVrO to search a bR to find whsit ha had a caraer fa grand opera M (8) Trallmaator MANCHESTER TRY WILSON O v 8PESDT SMcWtjr osllad "artfatle refreshment." ha’d Tvaatad R. (88) Oaaeral HomUal TRULY pBLraKMJS n s c m i C A L c a “mMti” said the Pondtoosa But tha item w blrii gtvua Nw 8:88 (3) To TeU A c Trath MANCHESTEt SEAT COVERS pator, "the oharaotar- of Bon (88) qaeaa A r A Day CYCLE SHOP Tninpike Texatt ! « • W . MMdto Tphs. good gray aotar the moat apbrti- 4:88 (8) Baascr Andy Show OVODB SAUBS d S B R YIO B CHICKEN Cartwright Is something I oso- ual J

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8 Nan mob Nan boil outl ing ainc 8e rAOB rOUB MtAMCmlSTBat EVBNING HBRALD, IfAMCHEdTER, CONN^ SATURDAY. AUGUST 22, 19M port! Bnd bulk dem' THURSDAY Teie„hion PROGRAM In Hollywood on TV ■eco •■■■>» toSMStW (Mto> Tri 1,000 (ft) raieata Ask Abml >etoM (Oto)_____ Maara (M) U.8. (•) M eau sts «t Csm/sH (M t> Marla What’s Haw (9> Frajm (M) Baeky sad Bia Frleads (M> Saarto took BOCiLWOOD — (NBA) ^Ing a tremenodus difference in ( I) Tawa Oilar (■) Tha BHlaauui (M) Nawa can oC Kood oliMr, Ulevlaion his appearance. (I) A Qaaat far OaHakUr (to) Caaat af Maate OtMa ( 9 9 M 4 9 W-M) A I. I knowr Uuit during- the “I wanted to soften the lines Tadar 8a#w (tt> FUai Hattaaal Caavaattaa n mmec there are timee when ( I) ^BaraUaa Alphabat (M> WBd B U Hlehsk (U) Lila af Busy heig of my face,” he said, “and W ealkar <«> The AdaUral and Swabby Ha^ebarry Heaad tiM (19) Jab T ..., The) set to a spice rack, but (•> Ftiaada al Mr. Osaka* (U> lOHiaa Dallar. Mavis (M> nrtralt af di my hair. It was aU right to look (» Oaptala Kaagaraa '*Terehy Gate Her Maa" Bar- I (M> The KdMM Bltle kold fast. The Hollywood film a bit tough for ’87th Precinct,’ Isa MaeLaae, Oleada FarraB I (N) Hera aad There tlmi teotories are even now begln- <■) daek La Laaaa OperstfSB Alphakai (M> Maverick I (M) At laaaa ’ll 9:M (t> Haa B Ichaidt I (M) Oatdaar Ufa to be more peaceful." a S i Olahlwasa ) (9) Newt, Weather Of late, I have chatted with He’U be an airline pUot, new­ (U-M) Bamaar Bsias (S) Tharsday Starilcht air T k » i n fi'•> News. Weather, sad Sparta *------I Mm stars of two of the upcom­ ly married to Connie Stevwis. Baaa Clawa What’i Hew Darrleax, Baavrtn ing shows. One is an old friend,' They Uve In an apartment • iN (t) Laava R Ta Itoavar (^ ) News Naws (I) Sparta, Newa, Weather U:U ( •) B ly Mavis ^ . . Make B m b s Fa* lladdi (tt) Klay af Oalf “Fssaaatad" dasa Cmwfard, •on man, who will do his con­ O’Malley. Bums’ monologue will (S> Oaaaral HaapUal Vaa Henia (tt) Special Bepart ( ning for CBS this season on a open each show, after which M arla (9) Laraatle 1;M ( S) Nawa, Weather, aad Ma* tk Say Wkaa a r flodc of comedies heading your (S-MrW) F atkar Kaawt Baa* better be, else all is lost. Deh- (S) Search F ar Taa tk nsr’s enthusiasm is more excit­ way. ’This would seem to be the (K-M) TraUi ar Caaaaaaaaa ing to watch because he’s a year of the big laugh. Weet- Bast Sellar long time and it’s probably sunset and quiases qulsn’t. (t> Msive (M) Film K harder to become enthusiastic. Bik the comedy performers Ifewa NBW LATE-NIGHT SHOW <^son with NBC’s “Richard ttiU and that," Dehner says, (M> Barbara Bernard Shaw for example, is brilliant Prince­ <1> As The Warid Tama HOLLYWOOD (AP) — ABC, Boone Show’’ anthology seriea, T *T feel the n«ed of belonging. ton graduate vdio is given to Let’a Make A Deal after atudying the generally en- will be attempted again next ZtolM the series will give me a such flights of self-analysis as: (M) Haw to Marry a Milllsa- thuaiaatic commenta on a re­ season on CBS’ weekly revue psychologicaltycnol security I’ve nev­ alre “I am a fervent believer in (t>-M> News cent five-day teat run, haa aeries, “The Entertainers.’.’ B er had." studying acting. Of all the crea­ (S) Fssaword awarded interviewer-commenta­ Carol Burnett, Bob Newhart Bad TasSe DeMcioua (tt-M) Loretta Ysaac and Caterina Vidento will be tive arts, only acting is without (N> ThU I* The Life tor Lea Crane a late-evening X Hs’s been in two series be­ mechanical aids. Bvery other (M) Saaie weekday network ahow atarting show toppers, but the company w. fore, but in both cases he Joined o bm will Include a number of ypung creative artist uses some kind 9i99 Bay la Caari head-on conflict with NBCTa newcomers. cor sm er" and "The Roaring ’20s” the writer’s pen, the composer’s ■lie) Newi Johnny (Jaiwon and, in many cov -.-and appeared on them only (» Tha Bdae Of Nl«ht t h e olx> m a s t e r piano — ,to help him build an Aaather Warid communities, Steve Alien’s ayn- nee •poradically. Here he’s in on emotion. (S) T ralliaaster dlcatod series. Jack Gould, television critic lyz( tbs beginning. “Only an actor must do It (M-M) Oaaaral Haspital of The New York ’Hmes. once (3> Ta Tell The Trath d escribe comedian JdtSkle glo Add he’s virtually fallen In alone, -without mechanical aids; (to-M) eaaea Far A Day BBPBB’TORY RETURNS rlol love with the character hs And the idea that this can be (S) B a a ra r mMy Shaw HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Televl-, Gleason as “the Noel Coward of playn—Commodore Cecil Wyn- done without study is pce- (tt-M) Match ^am a sioa repertory, starting last sea- ’Toots Shor s. E toon of the Yacht Club. He’s posterous." (•> Adaalml dsek 8 particularly delighted with the See? A barrel of laugba. (Al uniform in which he’ll be a Khi tbom in Paul Ford’s side. of He’ll wear a blue biaaer -with FRIDAY T ekvhu ,n PROGRAM leei white pe^ buttons, ascot, A Com ing Sh€hv8 Chaaaal (88) Ciabhaasa *Cr*News. aad Weather the light slacks, white shodSK^a (I) BaasBaar Semester (82) Special Bepart l t :U ( 8) Friday Starilyht yatchtlng cap i^>lete with navy- (M) Ayriealtare aa Fsrada I (8) News "Goodbye My FW y aoww (9) Mameat* al Oamferta (8) Baarbaa Street Beat tope scramMed eggs and a ’The Democratic National Con­ (88-M) Haatiey Briakley Ba- Crawfo,d..Bo6,.rt^Y.ay^ aad Newsaapa 'The VIrjHnIaa" cm toMhing Uudgnta, a spy glass vention at Atlantic City, N.J. (9) The Ohriatophera V t S Cast af Hope Briaa Doalevy ha! with which he opens and shuts gets underway Monday and will (1) Tawa Crier (M) Toalyht (I) Frarress af Maa ; (M> News (49) Sammer Flayboaae I gates (so as not to soil his up- occupy the major networks for (tt-M) Taday Shaw I (8). Death Valley Days (14) Sabscrii^lea TV U :S4 ( 8) Sports to psrclass hands), and a huge much of the week. Whether )paratiaM (tt) Toalyht (tt) Weather (M) MaU Order Market 11 :M tal emblem on his biaaer—a pair of viewers will receive a choice (tt) Weather aad News ( 8) Biy itsvio (S) City af Time “Sceae of the Crlaso" Dii tobstsr clawa bolding a ship’s or an echo, now that CBS has (I) Frieada af Mr. Osaka* (84) What’s New (14-44) News sad Weather dohasoB, Arleae Dahl me Joined the team coverage for­ (S) Captala KaByarva (49) Lard’S Prayer (8) dack La Laae 1 (tt) Sam m er HiyhHyhIs \ A Peaceful Face mat, remains to seen. (M) Sparta ( 8) Newscope, Momeato tl (M) Oparatiaa Alpha bet Comfart and Hymn do’ Hsuper, a clean-cut, Ameri- l;M (8) Haa Bickards (M) New* pol ABC will have Howard K. (8) Olil Talk I ( 8) The Orest Adveatare (M) New* ^ ^ •an-boy boy type, may be hard Barra Sallivaa, Skip Hamet- 1:8 ( 8) News, W eather, aad Ma- not Smith and Edward P. Morgan (88-M) Bampar meals af Csmfert for you old "87th Precinct" fans (M) IBaaa 'Ibe Clawa er. Story af the few days fai 1 as its mainstay. CBS will ex­ (8) Dapaty Dawy 14M whea Fresideat Orover to reoognlae. Instead of comb­ Clevelaad disappeared tram ing his hair straight back, he is periment wtth its recently-in­ (8)'*■ Leave■ It ~Ta > BaavBaavar stalled Robert Trout and Roger (8) Qaaaa Far A Day I pablic eye. (B ) nf M:M (8) News I 8-89^) Destry K1 Mudd. NBC will display Ita van­ (88-M) Make Beam Far Daddy daha' Oavia. Destry tries ta ba ning combination of Chet Hunt- (8) Oaaaral Haspital rehabiliUle aa aaUaw for Ike ley and David Brinkley. (M) Oale Btarm saka at the man's IS-year eld PETERMAN’S chi U:M (8) Mavie saa. (B> Mi (88-M) Ward F a r Ward (tt-M) Have Gas WW Travel Some non - convention pro­ (t-te-M) Friea Is Blyht (M) Master Class SPECIALISTS fat HEA’TINO grams; “Rally ’Roimdthe Flag, (88-M) Caaoeatratiaa (M) Baseball: (8-8e.4e) Oet The Mesea«a Bastaa vs. N.Y. Yaakees Boys,” with Paul Newman and (88-M) deapardy (84) Hartford Symphoay WE INSTALL THE... Joanne Woodward, will be (l-M -M ) MilIlsslay 1Uaka ( 8) Baste M (8) Lave Of Life ifartta Mllaer, Nehemiak Fer- p l a n e t shown on NBC-’TV’s Saturday seff. Tad aad Bas stir eam- lay Wl A L L - N F. W Night at the Movies’’ tonight at (8-89,49) Father Kaaws Beet maaily haired by defeadtay a ELECTRONICS I. (8) Seareh Far Tomarraw aiarderer. (B) I (ttMV.TrsR' ar Caasa^BMeas ( 1-89-49) Barke’s Law LABORATORIES (8-t*-M) Taaa. Rmie Oeae B arry, Olsele MaeKew- ■^""■icsv-Aanilsid n The Beatlee will appear on (8) Beat Seller ale. Barke lavestlyales tha C3S-TV’a ‘"The Ed Sullivan (9) Mavie death at a dress firm’s halt- Show” tomorrow from 8-9 p.m. (M) Film awaer. (B ) 277 BROAD (88-M) At HaaM With KMty (84) Sam m er Drama FesSval GAS BOILER In a rebroadcast of thfir Feb­ (M) Newa ( 8) ft’s A Biy Warid ruary appearance. 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