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PAGB TWENTY FRIDAY, JUNE 98, 1«6I iHattcb(Bter JEttraitvs Avevpgi Dully Net Vreti Ri Vte Uw WMk EwM Mamhaia o f Maachaater Emblaim Staff Sgt. Norman Lt. Koss, U.S. drufi, WM oontlnmd laitil M y JWM M, 1M8 About Town Club have bean inWtad to a picnic Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo 12th Circuit 11 m court trial at noon Wedneaday, July 10, at seph O. Koss of 14B Garden Dr., EAST HABTFGRO. SESMON TIm Rav. Lawranoe F. Almond, Lake Alexander, Putnam, by the Is serving wlOi the Third Marine Martin Haraiiurda, 60, of Wap^ 13,804 IMUitor c t South Methodlat Ohundi, Putnam Emblem d u b . Mrs. John Airoraft Wing at Ell Toro Marine Goiiit Cases ping, arrested bat night M^lCan- .MeulMr «f Uw AodiV wlH be 111 oberge of radio broad- Daltac, president of the Putnam Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, oheater . for intoKloatian, today BnnM «f OnmlMtai OHib, issued the invitation. Reser Calif. oaata aponaored by the Manchea- .1 MANCHESTER SE8UON had the charge noUed. Maneh«$ter—~A CUy o f Villagm Charm ter Mlnlatarial Aaaoolation oVar vations may be made with Mrs.. CraOUTT COURT t HOUSE atatlon WXNF Sunday at 7:86 p.m. Alfred Ritter, 46 Chaster Dr. The Rev. George F. Noetrand, Dennis Johnson, 67, WUllmantic MroiMJETOWN SESSION rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal was fined 1128 after being found and dally next week at 7:30 ajn. John P. F. cmeU, 18, of 10 TOL. LXXjKn, NO. 280 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 (ClMrifled Adverttotng em Page 16) and 8.:S0 p.m. In yesterday’s Herald story list Church, wUl serve as chaplain guilty of operating a motor t ^ c l e Mints Court, and Charles R. RBoy, next week at Manchester -Memo ing the new officers of the Town while under the influence of liquor 21. of 1T8H Charter Oak St., both Sabbath Bve aarvlcA will ba Insurance Advisory Committee, rial Hospital. Mandiester, yesterday were each held at Temple Bath Sholom at the name of Earle Rohan was or drugs. ’The disposition followed fined 8100 on similar charges of a court trial. Jenson was ar HALE T:S0 tonliht. omitted. Rohan, retiring chairman Thi SUktown Elites color guard destruction of private ptmerty. Woman Canes of the committee, was elected to will sponsor a car wash tomorrow rested by State Polibe in Marlbor MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER — 648-4128 State News ough Feb. 19. ’The youths w t n presented for Diplomat the post of adviser. at the Femmla Neon Sign Cfe., 199 jury trial a week ago and' were Spruce St., from 9 fo 8. ^ George Klndberg, 27, New Masked Youths Britain, was given 10 days at the found gufity, and the okse was Khrushchev Gathers Members of Cub Scout Pack 112 State Jail at Hartford for larceny. continued until yesterday for dis Roundup of Washington School and parents Cub Scout Pack 144 will leave position. CZBDARTOWN, "oa. ( A P I - BOTH NOW! by bus for Mystic Seaport tomor ’The charge stemmed from a Nov. Changes who plan to attend a family picnic Two other dtaiges brought Three teen-age youths were STORES row at 9 a.m. from Keeney St. 29, 1962, incident in Coventry, at cW ip Johnson, Bolton, will Klndberg appealed the decision against both youths—^for laiosny given the w o ^ s h ^ treatment g r e e n School. They will arrive back In and hampering with a motor ve meet Sunday at noon at the achool Manchester about 4 p.m. and an appeal bond of |200 was by an 87-year-eld woman who, Explosion Wrecks STAMPS grounds, rain or rtiine. hicle—were n ^ sd. ..runs a rural store In Felton. A ides on Red Schism Open set. y Joseph C. Gomeau, 26, Bristol, The pair was anrested in Bast Mrs. Ida Merritt was about to Goshen Gas Station Expected ’Two Manchester men w e r e Joaeph Jay photo was fined 826 for speeding. He Haddam several weeks ago follow cloM her store for the night The British American Club wUl awarded sefwage treatment plant MONDAYS J sponsor a dance tomorrow from pleaded guilty. ing' an incident at the £ e g str^ when three youths wearing operators’ certifioatee at the last Engaged in which, poUce said, they broke 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for members and William Blazensky Jr., 18, of 69 masks entered. ‘They ordered GOSHEN (AP) — A 30- WASHINGTON (AP) — Premier G meeting of the New Elngland a window In a oar and allegedly Mrs. Merritt to the back of ALL YEAR! 1 guests. Charlie Varrlck’s orches ’The engagement of Miaa Unda Clinton St., was fined $6 after O r r a W J W a year-old Goshen service sta U.S. ambassadorial changes in e t g Water Pollution Control Aesocda- pleading guilty to intoxication. stole a wallet containing 836 and the store. She grabbed her tra will play for dancing. tlon. Charles A. Woodbury, 38 Jean Allen of Mancheater to Rich personal papers. walking cane, nnade from a tion owner escaped serious in a number of important posts Gary Meacham, 16, of Rt. 6. from Europe to Southern M Reception FAIRWAY J Server St., assistant foreman at ard Anthony Lyncheski of Troop, Bolton, charged with taking a broom handle, and gave the jury early today when an ex Manchester Emblem Club will the Elast Hiartford (MDC) Sewage Pa., haa been announced by her motor vehicle without the owner’s youths a thorough caning, Her plosion nearly demolished Asia are expected to be an sponsor a theater party Monday, Treatment Plant, has been certi mother, Mrs. Doria Hastings Beld- permission and theft of a motor his combination residence-ga nounced in the' weeks follow By July 22, at Storrcrwton Theater, fied for Grade in , and Raymond vehicle, had his case referred to (Continued on Page Four) West Springfield, Mass. Reserva V. Lavery, 40 Packard St., chief Ing of 64 Oambridge St. She is N E W C A R rage on Rt. 4. . ing President Kennedy’s re- juvenile court authorities. Theodore Cioppa Jr.,"ln his apart tu)n from Europe. tions will dose Monday and may operator at the Elast Hartft>rd also the daughter of Joseph Allen Nolles were entered by prose be made with Mrs. John Zlemak, plant, has been certified for Grade ment at the time, suffered a broken The .switches in pro.spect involve BERLIN (AP) — p ^ of New Haven. cutor F. Joseph Paradise In the RENTALS pelvis and dislocated hip. 8 number of resignations. Still, 96 Cooper Hill St. IV. cases of Allan Burrill, 18, and Ed Khrushchev turned *^îer THE MARRIAGE Her fiance ia a son of Mr. and Senate Vote 'The wooden living quarters and officials, pointed out that diplo from a lukewarm Mrs. John D. Lyncheski of ’Troop, ward Dailey, 19, both of South office space were demolished by matic as.signments are regularly CONSULTATION Officers of the Crlstoforo Co Windsor, on similar counts of lombo Society will be at the Ital Miss Alien is a 1951 gi'aaua,.e Vacation Specials the bla.st. A 10 foot hole wa.s blown rotated and some of the envoys ception to a major Sovi^*’ of Manchester High School and a larceny (imder 816), out of one of the cement block appointed during the first year of summit parley call^ O F F IC E O F ian American Club, Elldiidge St., Richard Adams, 24, of 28 Depot One, two or thrSe weeks Unlikely for tonight at 7:30 to collect dues. 1959 graduate of Mt. Ida Junior garage walls. Two walls were left the Kennedy administration are ently to consolidate College, Newton Centre, Mass. She Sq., pleaded guilty to a non-sup Get Oar Rates standing. now up for reassignment afte:' two DR. ALBERT QUADE CHILDREN'S port charge and his case was con for a showdown with ’The VFW Auxiliary will sponsor is a service representative at the State trooper Robert Blouin said years in their overseas posts. Southern New England Telephone tinued until July 11 for disposition. Paul Dodga PonHoe a gasoline tanker truck was pump Administration sources gave Chinese. Red IN STO R R S a card party tonight at 8 at the ’The case of Alan C. Edwairds, Bill on CD The (Chinese-Soviet HEALTH SAND post home, 608 E. Center St. Co., East Hartford. INC. ing gas into the storage tank when these among the changes in the 34, WUllmantic, dtarged. with op the explosion occurred. There was offing; feud broke into the opeÎoglcaj WILL BE CLOSED Mr. Lyncheski is a 1963 gradu erating a motor v^lde whdle un Phone 649-2881 WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi 378 MAIN STREET no fire. Charles W. Yost, a deputy rep- as at least five (ômmuni*. ■KaJh W. H. ENGLAND Donald E. Besser, son of Dr. and ate of Troop High School. He re der influence of liquor or dent Kennedy’s 8176-million fallout tains responded to Khi-,, J Chief’ FROM JUNE 80 Mrs. Edward L. Besser, 114 Ade ceived a B.S. associate degree in re.sentatiye to the United Nations LUMBER C O . $12.98 shelter program—its legacy that under Adlai E. Stevenson, to be call. ^ *h ch ev , laide Rd., Is on the honor roll for engineering in 1966 from Keystone of a legislative stepchild—Cipcars Budget Signed (k)inclding with the me»»i TO J U L Y 11 “ At the Green”— 649-6201 the final marking period at Mount come ambassador to Yugoslavia. .Iiinlor College, La PUume, Pa., Better Dreeeee headed for a test on the House HARTFORU (A P )—Gov. John A career diplomat, Yost would Kremlin published a Khh*> the Hermon School, from which he re and a B.S. degree in chemical en- floor. N. Dempsey has slg.ied the budget speech in which the Sow "*’chev cently graduated. Second Floor succeed George T’. Kennan. w’.io guieering from Lehigh Unlversiity, But the man who would be In bill that was dictated to him by is returning to the Institute for mier: ' ^ *t Bethlehem, Pa. He is a member charge of guiding civil defense three Republicans in the closing Advanced Study at Princeton, 1. Acknowledged as not-. of the American Institute of leglriation through the House con hours of the 1963 General Assem N.J. President Kennedy's cal) "? ’®cthy Chemical Ekiglneers. He is an ceded today it would take an all- bly. Career, diplomat Henry A. By- newed efforts for peace L O O K - The bill includeo a general fund analytical enghieer and test engi out campaign to win approval. roade, a senior adviser with the 2. Reaffirmed the "prin neer at Pratt and Whitney, divi And the administration's civil budget of aibout 8&T0 million for U.S. Disarmament Agency, to be peaceful coexistence as ct THIS WEEKEND sion of United Aircraft Corp., defense boss, while optimistic the biennium starting Monday. ambassador to Burma. He would era! line of our foreign - Zcn- East Hartford. about prospects for House passage But he refused to accept every succeed John S. Everton, former 3. enlarged that the A Sept. 7 wedding is planned. HO R SES of the measure, said Its chances in thing in it. He ujKd vetoes on four Communists have "cvt*®*»C Ford Foundation official, who is and 4th of July the Senate are dim. items. sharpened” their relation That’s the situation after five Among other bills vetoed yes (Continued on Page Four) Moscow -and accused thenT '**th weeks of civil defense hearings be terday as Dempsey continued to sorting to a “ racial apprj^ of r*. for SA LE! fore a House Armed Services sub plow through the staclc left him an attempt to ■win Asians *'‘^**” in committee headed by Rep. F. Ed when the legislators wept home ricans to their side, rath***** Af. ' ward Hebert, D-La. from the regular session June 6 to the side of Cktmmunist,?*’ th*ii We have had a new shipment of HAND-PICKED .Hebert said the subcommittee was onit that would have made it S even D ie Lads and Lassies Dance skin is white. *Ôs% DON’T simpler for a person to divorce a WESTERN and ENGLISH HORSES. They have been ^vilI resume executive-sMsion Khrushchev made th« heavlngs July 10, taking secret mentally ill spouse. Seated on a ceremonial rostrun). President Kennedy D O N 'T go in heavy traffic to the shore thoroughly checked by a veterinarian for sound physi- last ■ week at a meeting •P*cch testimony from Pentagon officials (Besides the budget biil, another Central Cktmmltteo of th- thg mJ: watches a display of Irish dancing by youngsters in D O N 'T deny your jEamily a nice cookout cal condition! We have good children’s horses and tdH: before it decides what to do about piece of legislation signed was the In Crash of Eyre Square, Galway. (AP Photofax.) Communist JMirty. 8ovi*t D O N 'T deny your family a nice place to bathe aduR horses. We also have fine ENGLISH PLEAS the legislation. measure outlawing the practice o t It wa's at that me*u« URE and JUMPING HORSES! Hebert himself indicates he’s optometry in comme clal eetato- Kremlin ruled out p u bilr^ Khe D O N 'T deny your youngsters the thrill of fishing for the measure. With millions of Ushments such as department and Bus, Cars a bitter Chinese attack lives potentially at stake, he said, jewelry stores. cow. Peking, opposed to**? • ALL HORSES ARE GUARANTEED! # Sizes: 12-20, 12^2-221/^ if Congress errs, it should be in lit has a "grandfathei* clause” ence with the West, ' LET'S GET GOING Coronation Tomorrow the direction of caution. Hebert that will allow optometrists cur RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP)— A JFK Winds Up Tour called for Khruriichev’* ^ e c t 100% amel jersey . . . Bermuda would be floor manager of any rently employed in this manner to bus with 31 persons aboard skid The 30,000-word docuin For the&l||rst time in generations, a papal coronation will civil defense bill sent to the House continue. But no new Ones may be FOR REAL SUMMER UVING collar . . . permanently pleated full ded early today, jumped the cen tried to dictate the. Îso OPEN 7 DATS take place outdoors tomorrow in St. Peter’s Square. by the Armed Servicea Commit hired. ter island and smashed into two the meeting the Chinese tor 11 MAPLE ST. CIRCLE “S” RANCH skirt . . . Striped ribbon belt. Col Pope Paul VI will celebrate Mass with cardinals and dig tee. The present law on divorcing a autos. Seven persons were killed sians have scheduled Rua- Across From First National nitaries seated alongside. (AP Photofax.) The bill would authorise 8176 mentally ill spouse requires that and 26 injured, four critically. Of Ancestors’ Land Moscow in an attempt to i M EAST ST., A N D O V E R # 643-2937 ors: Aqua, navy, yellow. % Store Parking Lot million to provide federal incen-. the court Appoint two psychiatrists The scene « f the citash, 10 miles their differences. out to examine him or her and inform COIN OPERATED tlve payments to public and non west of New York City, Was a The Red OUneae emk- WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! profit institutions Which build pub the court on the probability of mass of wreckage, bodies, and GALWAY, Ireland (AP)—Presi nuclear weapons. Disarmament is East Berlin used the M D O check nearby ASHFORD LAKE for all the lic fallout shelieru.. further indefinite hospitalization. dent Kennedy arrived in Galway also high on the Kennedy-Macmil- 16-Lb. IVasb—26c parts of bodies. Police said two of Khrushchev’s arrival to o) of above pleasures It aldo calls for shelter con The bill vetoed by Dempsey 'would the dea4 were in one of the ears today on the last leg of his Irish lan agenda. 8-Lb. Dry Clean—81.76 have eliminated this requirement. the Peking document to n D O drive out to ASHFORD LAKE Senators Against struction in all federal buildings. and five were passengers on the tour and was accorded the free The President flies from Sannon covering the Soviet premr*Y*'"«»» AfSlaUnt Secretary of Defense Mu, but they had only four posi dom of the city as thousands to Gatwick Airport in southern it. ■ Vie- D O call Art Knofla— 643-5440 or 649-5938 Gteiiart L. Pittman thinks the Rail Fund Claimed tive identifications. cheered. England where he will be met by The East aerman For.,, , and ask for ASHFORD LAKE DETAILS .proDpecto. are, good lor House ap . m m HAVHN —(AP) — ■nie Two ]persons died at Hacken Kennedy flew by helicopter Macmillan and other dignitaries istry publicly rebuked th * S . **!»»■ Open Daily from proval. ‘ ‘There’s a good deal more b a n l^ p t New Haven Railroad, sack Hospital. One was identified from Dublin to Galway’s sports and an honor guard of the Royal for the act. ®M ese D O buy a lot or cottage at ASHFORD LAKE 1561 W . Main $t. ‘Lily-WhUe’ GOP support for this than has shown grounds and then motored down Air Force. A 16-mlnute helicopter 7 :30 Eum. to 5 :30 p.m. which owes the federal govern as Miss Leonora Lerner, 24, Ruth The Kremlin said Khry^ CASH Itself,” Pittman says. erford, a passenger in one of the town to Eyre Square for an out ride will take Kennedy and Mac ment $12,749,000,000, may soon came to East Berlin to ichev "The problem is to take this door ceremonial full of infor Including Saturday owe it only 810,949,000. cars. millan to the prime minister’s in the 70th birthday Willimantic WASHINGTON (AP)—TWo OOP:8>Javit8, and its moderates, repre rather unappealing subject and get The government yesterday put Police identified three of the mality and enthusiasm. home at Birch Grove, 87 miles SundaySiindav to fnr r EastSWiit n«pn.—German '^bratinn Mnators- have cautioned fellow Re people to give it time and atten Kennedy would up a triumphal outside London. Open Thursday Nights sented by Scott, that adherents of in a olaim for 81.8 million award dead bus passengers as Anthony nlst leader Waiter Ulbricjjj**®>U- publican. not to “ beat each other conservative Sen. Barry M. Gold- tion,” he said. Vertullo, 67, of Clifton; Joseph A. three-day tour of his ancestral They plan to give top priority ASHFORD ed the line recently in litigation But no one to Moscow i LUMBER Phone 423-1649 tiU9 to bits’’ In a conservative-liberal water, R-Ariz., may be steering Plttpian said Kennedy is square with the New York Central Rail Ciaputo, 78, of Rutherford, and land with a quick swing around in their talks to coming negotia row or paint the party ’’Illy ly behind the measure, and when the rugged West of Ireland before lin believed seriously Ber- the Republican elephant on trails road. Joseph J. Domino, of Pompton tions with Russia on a nuclear brlcht’s birthday was the white” in disputes over ei'vll Ihey don’t want to travel. the time comes for House con Ihe dlaim was in the form of a Plains, a sailor. heading for a quiet reception test ban. rights. sideration "there’s no question in southern England and talks son. Birthdays of (kanp..^ - **•- Javits said it was onb thing for petition to U. S. District Court. The accident occurred several Kennedy also is expected to pre- ficials within the Red LAKE Sen. Jacob K. Javlts of New a ‘‘leading candidate” for the 1964 that the President and the entire hundred yards east of the Route 3 with Prime,Minister Harold Mac orbit Judge Robert P. Anderson set. no June is Busting out all over! millan. acknowledged by teleap,-.' Are (26 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER) OFF ROUTE 44 York spoke out in the Senate Fri GOP presidential nomination — administration's support will make date for a hearing on the petifon. Drive-in Theater on Berry's Creek (Oqntinued .on Page Six) friendship and good .of day against what he said would meaning Goldwater—to oppose the itself felt.” The Now Haven won the 81-8 Bridge, where the highway rises Bareheaded as usual and radia The Outstanding Lake Development of Eastern Connecticut ting energy, the smiling, waving By the time the East o ' be "a mortal threat to my party central provision of President “ It has a clear high priority,” million in an action involving in* sharply over an underpass en Oonpan and a very serious threat to the President grew solemn as he radio completed a broa,j, Kennedy’s civil-rights program, a trance to , the movie. the arrival festivities, ~ Jjf** of ARTHUR A. KNOFLA. Sales Agent country if the Republican party proposal to enforce racial deseg (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Seven) It happened just after the Inter- signed the scroll according him Tel. 643-5440—875 Main St., Manchester—Tel. 649-5948 riiould go Illy white.” Galway’s highest honor—the free YGOP Finishes by Ulbrlcht and a crowd of**n"* DOUBLE regation on privately owned firms City Transportation Co. bus crested less East Germans, it w ««*.i In San Francisco,- Sen. Hugh dom of the city. j serving the public. the hill and started down. The that something else was IlhoS**'*' WORLD GREEN Big 2-Day Outdoor Scott of Pennsylvania told the But it was quite another thing, wreckage of the bus lay at the City officials extolled Kennedy Rowdy Parley transpire. to Young Republican National Fed Javits said, for the party of Abra foot of the hill, most of it on-the as a third-generation Irishman eration that "with misplaced zeal who came back home. They spoke About every three hours the r- ham Lincoln to permit Itself to be . six foot wide, center Island, which dio broadcast the name o t and unduly violent clashes of tagged as In any way segrega-! is only a lew inches high.' in Gaelic and English with the by JERRY RANKIN STAMPS opinion, we can cripple ourselves emphasis on the Irish tongue. It SAN PRANCISeX) (AP)—A plea more East European leader **** tionist. He said no civil righto pro The bus driver, Wilbur Parker grievlousiy, . .and lose the next flourishes more in the West Coast for unity has closed the Young his way to Berlin. Wladislaw gram is going to be enacted with Jr.. 30. Paterson, said: mulka from Poland, Antonin N ' tlecUon.” out Republican support. “ I was coming off the hill over area of Ireland than in the Dublin Republican National Convention, A L L W EE K capital. votni from Czechoslovakia, j*?® ’ BUILDING CLINIC Scott also put into the Congnês- “ We all knopr that civil rights Berry's Creek and I was in the marked by bitter discord over Kadar from Hungary, TeJS®* Once a great medieval port, rional Record a statement In hasn’t got a prayer without Re left lane when a car came out of election of officers. Zhivkov from Bulgaria. "o«or A. which he said he did not know of publican votes,” he said. “ We all Galway has contributed thousands Veteran observers called the June a single “ responsible Republican oif emigrants to the United States, Their names were dropped au^ know that cloture (debate Ilmita-! (Continued on Page Eleven) 13th biennial meeting which end FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS AND CONTRACTORS, TOO! which Kennedy said now has 28 leader who Is not morally coip- tlon) hasn’t a prayer without R e-' ed early today one of the rowdiest (Continued on Page tU x) mitted to the fundamental princi publican votes and wq are going million citizens of Irish blood. ever staged. During the more than SINGER C/ime Sforfs Friday, June 28fh and Continues to 5:30 P.M. Saturday, ple of equal rights for all Ameri to have to have closure to get The Irish never had such a four days, the Young Republicans 29th cans, regardless of race.” legislation.” Visitors Crowd visitor, the great grandson of a heard senior party members coun ■ r- t These Statements reflected ob To break a filibuster by limiting poor emigrant who made good in sel harmony while they were en- June 29th. Come Early, Stay Late! viously mounting fears by the most staggering fashion. The tor aged in heated arguments. BiiUetins party’s liberals, represent^ by (ContlnuMl on Page Six) i rent of acclamation has kept Ken The climax came Friday after Gettysburg for nedy’s Secret Service g;uards ever noon when after two hours and 45 Called from AP Wirog AT THE PARKADE MANCHESTER on the hop—from homespun get- minutes of uproar, Donald Lukens, Anniv ersary togethers like the family party at 32, of Washington, D.C.. was elect his Dunganstown ancestral home ed chairman of the Young Repub USSR ASKS REOAU, SPEC OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 to the glitter of ceremonies in lican National Federation for the Rail Battle Looms GETTYSBURG. Pa. (AP) — Dublin (^stle and Ireland’s Par next two years. The Goldwater MOSCOW (A P)—Bed Cfcla. BAHLER-MOSER ÂIRY STORE Thousands o t visitors • began liament. ' • disclosed today the Soviet Um?* There’s never been an outdoor clinic like this, before 1 Here’s '-'N Republican is minority clerk for has demanded riie recall ^ YOUR CHOICE streaming into this ,once-tlny Kennedy issued a resounding the U.S. House of Representatives Specializing in Farm Fresh Milk, Ice Cream and Dairy Products . . pledge in the Irish Parliament three members of the rat- ** where many factory representatives and the .courteous Cash crossroads town today to r the Rules Committee. PRODUCERS • PROCESSORS • DISTRIBUTORS FREE COME AND GET 'EM 100th anniversary of the epic Bat Friday in support of a proposal Lukens narrowly beat the more embassy In Moscow, "a T??* Over Rock Island tle of Gettysburg. Ireland first sponsored in Uie Unit-’ without preoedeat In the ^ Lumbr staff have joined together to bring you easy-does-it REFRESHMENTS ON SAT. ONLY tlons between the two A tMt« tempting The three day commemoration ed Nations—to halt the spread of (Continued on Page Two) SINGER* is expected to attract a quarter powers. Western diplomau ^ 55 GRAND OPENING SPECIALS ideas . . . trailerloads of direct-from-'Uie-factory merchandise By ROGER LANE athe Union Pacific and spurned the Soviet nrijlo* may Rug Cleaner- AP Business Newa Writer of a million people to the lush RoMsItr Ffankfirt Heineman’a tender. green fields, where 100 years ago, the Chinese % ^ c o t t Green Stamps With All Packaged Products Floor Polisher. plus a fabulous array of name branded building i»oducts. NEW YORK (AP)—A financial Dr. Stephdn Ward, L^don society osteopath who faces Nettled on » “ We intend to move right ahead 61,000 Americans were killed, vlet-Chinese W w logteai^^^l^. iScrub. wax, ■torm la brewing that savors of with our proposal to Rock Island vice charges. (AP Pljjbtofax.) dne to epen In M o s ^ knock-down, drag-out fig h t s wounded or captured In the bat Dr. Furst’s Mnemonics This is not' a sale,. . . but they do represefat typical Cash WONDER ROLL stockholders,’ ’ sale) Heineman Fri tle that virtually decided the Civ “The Chinese could hkv. Z * " polish, among the legendary railroad day. In this, he would be asking the matter quiet,” one Buy One Gal. Bohler Farms with ninatnrd and rrtl«h il War. FREE—FREE shampoo rugs. Lumber’s low, low cash and carry prices. baroiu of 76 yean ago. shareowners to repudiate the judg diplomat commented, st*. *?** It blew up almost overnight this Local Hotels and/ motels have ICE CREAM FOR 99c Milk G lass PLUS A CUP OF ment of their elected directors. been booked solid for months. Cures Ailing Memories ginning to look as If FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS week In the idyle of erte battles To do this effectively, the North Vice Hearing Promises really want to eotne waged by the Hills, l^ d srb llts, Even Gettysburg stores and res month.” *** fHAt Sugar Bowls — Cream Pitchers OOGA-GOU Western presumably will have to taurants are in the ’spirit of the Harrimans and Jay Gould before gain access, to the stockholders’ With the purchase of Bacon, Cot FEATHERWEIGHT* FREE WONDER CUPCAKE the turn of the century. event, dressing their waitresses NEW YORK (AP)—Do names|,unforgettlng wife, a phenomenal and get the second . Bat of the Rock Island, raising and sales girls in full-length cali fall trippingly off your tongue memory and practically no knowl TUNA BOAT SBiggg. * tage Cheese, Butter, Orange Juice, VACUUM. The prise: the Chicago, Rock the question of a possible court More Uproar in Britain while perfoitoing introductions, SAN DIEOO, Calif Island and Pacific RalIrDad, a co dresses and bonneta to recap edge of English. IVIargarine or two dozen strictly fight on this issue. and do you never forget a face? In the last 20 years, he has Tho San Diego tnna one for 1e Just 7Vt lbs. for midcontinent line with stratê. ture .Civil War atmosphere. Farm Fresh Eggs. In Wall Street, raUroad finan The town itself is decorated with Do you always remember ex taught at least 26,000 absent-mind reported by radio h » i ^ light cleaning. RUBEROID FIBERGLAS INSULATION importance to Western railroads cial analysts set up end took no- LONDON (AP)—A shapely_red-^ly toppled Prime Minister Harold actly where you parked your car? assed off the coast o f ^ because of its access to Chiosgo. flags and red, white and blue ed Americans—in his School of Limit 4 Half Gals, to Customer tlos. head who once danced in s Paris MaemfUsn’s government. bunting. Souvenir shops are sell Can you invariably go straight Memory, ‘ at adult education Friday with one vessel While They Last! SPECIAL TRAULERLOAD FOR OUR BUILDING CUNIC, 16" and 24" WIDTHS The adversaries: The rich, sto “ I don’t know where Heineman nightclub was expected to be to where you laid your glasses or two hours and six ethers _ _ _ _ _ ried Union Pacific Railroad, a It was Ward who introduced ing everything from ash tfay courses in Brooklyn Ctollege where can get the money to carry the celled today as a surprise wit Christine to Protumo and Soviet maps of the batUefield to Union keys or sewing, hours before? he and his wife are instructors by an Ecuadorian bwah^T?? kind of Goliath in present circum fight,” said one. “ It seems like ness in the sensation-packed vice Then you need no advice from with your purchase of any stances, and the poor-rriatian CU- naval attache Evgeny Ivanov. It Army hardtack. and ' at various business firms San Diego representative INSULATE NOW 24 he’s tn riu to do this with mirrors. hearing of Dr. Stephen Ward. was also Ward who broke the Twenty-seven states and the Dr. Bruno Furst and Lotte, a fel where he guides young executives ship Ranger said today SLANT-O-MATIC* cago A .North Western Railway, ^Ths CANW certainly doesn’t have The proeecution told 2S-year*old 50 Free Green Stamps With Every Vi Gal. O f Our the David of the piece. scandal involying the three • way District of .Columbia will "take part low memory Instructor and his in remembering names, price lists by radio with the slUa,^!*” Zigzag Portable Economy ^32*^ $^*48 the wherewithal. Ronna Ricardo only 10 hours be sex relationship of Miss Keeler, in the commemoration) wife of 35 years. and sales talks. another boat who said iR d SAVE Guiding the North Western’s “ But there’s no doubt he’s a fore the Ward heartog opened Fri Farm Fresh Milk slingshot is Ben W. Heineman, Profumo and Ivanov, who was The program includes 'pageants But most of us Belong ^to the His 'most recent venture is train ger was boarded about sg smart ofierator. You can’t sell day that she was wanted as a'wit- generally regarded as a Soviet In of folklore, speech^ from distin masses of the great forgetful, ing the staff of New York’s new tra m the ooaot by ore»ia„T™ y ’ b o i^ ohalnnan since 1966 and him short. He got the money nssB sgalnat the 60-yesr-old socl- widely regarded in the Industry telligence agent. guished personalities such as for those -who depend on a recall est hotel, the Hilton, to be ingra an armed Ecuadorian somehwere to,gain control of the sty osteopath. This is the second day cf the mer President thright D. Eisen that’s ridiculous—we usually re tiating by remembering every veeeel. Tho represeataiHaÎ PIGTORE WINDOW RIOT TRAIUKLOAD SALI OF as an unusually bold and re North Western in 1966, and he’s sourceful executive. Ward faces si|ht charges which hearing before Magistrate Leo hower, a mammoth parade, the member (Mily trivia—and a string- thing about guests down to the tho armed vessel later wia S a ' C h S U W /L MR. JENNIJE Hmum, sa'ved It from the graveysxd.” include running a call ^ 1 stable Oradwell, who will decide whether dedication of two new state mon around-the-finger technique that choice betwem olive or lemon tgr nMiqland authoritlee t o n !- n o ” wide z 4*2” high etmiplctcly PLYGIMS FRE-FMISHID ^ Heineman startled the railroad In rejMtlng the North Weatera for upper crust Britons and living world on Monday with a hand Ward should go for trial at the uments and many displays and fails most of the time. ' twist. lease the Ranger. ^ *•* \ W E G I V E y MADE WHILE YOU WAIT ^ rtfer. Rock Island directors de off the earnings of playgirl Chris Old Bailey, London’s central crim exhibits. “ Anyone can develop a good Kindly, balding Furst, who primed— FaDy weather stripped^ PLYWOODS oR 4'xT t k - H some 8U6*mllll(Hi offer in stock, cided the Union Pacific’s was tine Keeler and her blonde room Eric Daffiberg Income bonds and eaah for the inal court. The hearing ia expect The highpolnt comes Wednes memory,” says Dr. Furst. “ Look beams encouragingly at your LANDINOB OLAUltjw ^ Cones, Sundaes, Milkshakes mors attractive, partly because of mate, Mandy Rice-Datries. ed to last five days. day, when 1,100 “ troops” from at me. My very bad memory every toddling step toward a TOKYO (AP)-Peldng a.e,. Take out auh. Rock Island. tax advantagea, to Rook Island Miss Ricardo waited in the SINGER The aurprlaa i$la the graator Mias Keeler, 21, wearing an North .and South Join to re-enact when I was a law student in Mu grown-up memory, and who can today claimed Chinese CoIlS? Take Home jQuarts and Pints $6.7S WILL BE HERE riiarehrtdars. wings Friday while auburn-haired off-whito suit and an air of cool the famous Pickett’s Charge. nich 60-some years ' ago was a recite every card in order after nlst coastal mlUtta tu n e«^"*' SEWING CENTER because of its tlnmg---three days Allied with the Union Pacific ChruUiu and Mandy held the bofore 'Rook Island wpoton were solf-oonfldence, said Lord Astor '.At 8 p.m.—^the pdecise nine it elassroom Joke.” one riffling of the deck, thinks me Noaalist Chtaeae agenle e(t v was the wealthy and powerful stage with ssnaatlaiisl accounts of had paid the rent of one. apart started a century ago — 600 . That’s when he got Interested in mory must be trAlned like muscle, China hetweea u and (RBBN SINCEa SEWIM MACHINE CO. TO HB.P YOU to peas on an sariler, tegnpOng fiautbem Paeifle Railroad. m im MX in Looden’s governmental, ment aba occupied—“ though thera “Rebe” will emerge from Semi* mnentonlcs (the science of me and sneers gently at the thought day. R saM Mm TAMPS. All Farm Fresh Dairy Products Are *’ iR peont bGOA and conflicting offer from the Un Two PloHiicI v r ... under the Unton Padfio-Rook dlplomatle and high aoclety eiiv was BO ulterior motive in that.” nary Ridge to begin the mile long mory) and later was able to that the mind can become oysrt^ kUled NataMaUats wUhTSS ]• 832 Main Street WITH YOUR ion PaoUtc, raUdon’s No. 1 moo- bland dtrangoment, the Southern cles. m Processed By Moser Dairy, Rockville eymaker. Slto admitted she had sexual rs- march to the Unloii ramparts astound judfes and sway juries crowded. were taken prisoner. The eZZT, \ Tel. 643-8888 Faciflo would get to buy, upeu The story Msmed certain to latioos with Profumo, and slept and clump .of trees known as with his impeccable recounting of He has numerous systems of munleta elalmad selspn at nh , ' ‘AiiMtawtstlWSmURCeL I Spowisii Loeawoed Closer .observers toought tooy DRIVEWAY PROBLEMS ^tooted some warning In Rode oause as Mg an uproar as only once with Ivanov. She also “ the hi|d> water mark ef the Con testimony and previous rulings. memory, but for those who would made earbtaee, rifles, Uand m ks, but ea Thuradiy original dtaeloauros which e a u ^ told af attain with Jim Bylan— federacy.” A n o u t s ^ s n antl-Nasl, he came Just like to be able to vemember ammoaMlea, Nook Maud dtreoton'wotod tar tho downMl of tem or War Mb>* to ttilB eountzy fei 1938 hy^ way o t M b Oi Virotann and >sa» Mb ’jatoBsWy at 9n ta », atth aa

■ ' K Armagh Daily N«t Ri tlw W e* IMed Th« Wwtliar Pew e—I t I V. M. Ww Mmv *" b b M, 1M|; Pertly deedjr a* t* 13,804 Lew M to 19. Rondey pertly Keinber e< tbe Andit ■y, warm aad kamid wfth am t e e * o< Onmliittaa ed *ewew. nyh W te tA ManehMter—~A City o f Villagm Charm ------— 4------TOL. L X ip n i, NO. 230 (TWELVE PAGES—TV 8E(mON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 (Oleaalfled Adrertleliif a* Peye 10) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Woman Canes State News Diplomat Masked Youths Roundup Khrushchev Gathers OBDARTOWN, €m . ( A P I - Changes Three teen-aye yonttie were ylven tlie w ooshed treatment by an 87-yfar-eId wonmn who, Explosion Wrecks Aides on Red Schism nine a rural store In Felton. Mrs. Ida Merritt was about to Goshen Gas Station Expected close her store for the nlyht when three youths weailny masks entered. They ordered GOSHEN (AP) — A 30- WASHINGTON (AP) — Prem ier Gets Mrs. Merritt to the back of year-old Goshen service sta U.S. ambassadorial changes in the store. She yrabbed her tion owner escaped serious in a number of important posts Cool Reception walkiny cane, m ^ e from a from Europe to ' Southern broom handle, and yave the jury early today when an ex youths a thorouyh canlny. Her plosion nearly demolished Asia are expected to be an By Berliners his combination residence-ga nounced in the' weeks follow (Continued on Paye Four) rage on Rt. 4.. ing President Kennedy’s re- Theodore Cioppa Jr., In his apart tuj'n from Europe. ment at the time, suffered a broken The switches ii\ prospect Involve BERLIN (AP) — Premier pelvis and dislocated hip. s number of resignations. Still, Khrushchev turned today Senate Vote The wooden living quarters and officials, pointed out that diplo- from a lukewarm Berlin re office space were demolished b y . "’ Stic assignments arc regularly ception to a major Soviet-bloc ' the blast. A 10 foot hole was blown | rotated and some of the envoys out -of one of the cement block .appointed during the first year of summit parley called appar Unlikely for I garage walls. Two walls were left the Kennedy administration are ently to consolidate strength I standing. i now up for reassignment after two for a showdown with the Red State trooper Robert Blouin said I years in their overseas posts. Chinese. Bill on CD I a gasoline tanker truck was pump-1 Administration sources gave The Chinese-Soviet Ideological Ing gas into the storage tanlt when j these among the changes in the feud broke Into the open agafii, the explosion occurred. There was offing: as at least five Communist chief WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi no fire. Charles W. Yost, a deputy rep- dent Kennedy's |175-mlllion fallout tains responded to Khrushchev’s re.sentaUve to the Unlted..^Nations call. shelter program—its legacy that under Adlai E. Stevenson, to be of a legislative stepchild—anpcars Budget Signed Coinciding with the meeting, the come amba.s.sador to Yugoslavia. - Kremlin published a Khrushchev headed for a test on the House HARTFORD (A P )—Gov. John A career diplomat. Yost would N. Dempsey has sig.ied the budget speech In which the Soviet pre ? floor. succeed George I'. Kennan. who But the man who would be_ in bill that was dictated to him by mier: is returning to the Institute for 1. Acknowledged as noteworthy charge of guiding civil defeii.se three Republicans in the closing Advanced Study at Princeton. legislation through the House con hours at the 1963 General Assem President Kennedy's call for re N.J. newed efforts for peace. ceded today it would take an all- bly. Career- diplomat Henry A. By- out campaign to win approval. The bill includes a general fund 2. Reaffirmed the "principle of roade. a senior adviser with the peaceful coexistence aa the gen And the administration’s civil budget of aibout 1670 million for U.S. Disarmament Agency, to be defense boss, while optimistic the biennium starting Monday. eral line of our foreign policy.” ambassador to Burma. He would 3. Charged that the Chinese about prospects for House passarrc But he refused to accept every succeed John S. Everton. former thing in it. He used vetoes on four Communists have “ extremely of the measure, said its chances in Ford Foundation official, who Is sharpened” their relations with the Senate are dim. items. Moscow and accused them of re That’s the situation after five Among other bills vetoed yes (Continued ou Page Four) weeks of civil defense heatings be terday as Dempeey continued to torting to a "racial approach” In plow through the staclc left him an attempt to win Asians and Af fore a Rouse Armed Services sub ricans to their side, rather than committee headed by Rep. F. Ed when the legislators we^t home from the regular session June S to the side of Communists whose ward Hebert, D-La. akin Is white. Hebert said the subcommittee was onit that would have made it S even D ie Lads and Lassies Dance simpler for a person to divorce a Khrushchev made tbe speech will resume executive-session last' week at a meeting of the heavings July 10, taking secret mentally ill spouse. Seated on a ceremonial rostrunj. President Kennedy IBesldes the budget bill, another watches a display of Irish dancing by youngsters in Central Committee of the Soviet testimony from Pentagon officials Communist party. before it decides what to do about piece of legislation signed was the In Crash of Eyre Square, Galway. (AP Photofax.) the legislation. measure outlawing the practice of It was ,at that meeting toe Hebert himself indicates he’s optometry in comme cial estab Kremlin ruled out puUication of for the measure. With millions of lishments such as department and B u s, Cars a bitter Oiineae attoek on Mos lives potentially at stake, he said. Jewelry stores. cow. Peking, opposed to coexist If Congress errs, it should be in It has a "grrandfathei' clause” ence with the West, in effect ^ Coronation Tomorrow the direction of caution. Hebert that will allow optometrists cur RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP)— A JFK Winds Up Tour called for Khrushchev’s scalp. would be floor manager of any rently employed in this manner to bus with 31 persons aboard skid The 30,(XI0-word document also For the first tinie In generations, a papal coronation will civil defense bill sent to the House continue. But no new ones may be ded early today, Jumped the cen tried to dictate the agenda for take place outdoors tomorrow in St. Peter’s Square. by the Armed Services Commit hired. ter island and smashed into two the meeting the Chinese and Rus Pope Paul VI will celebrate Mass with cardinals and dig tee. The present law on divorcing a autos. Seven persons' were killed sians have scheduled Friday in mentally ill use requires that Of Ancestors’ Land Moscow in an attempt to iron out nitaries seated alongside. (AP Photofax.) The bill would authorize |175 and 25 Injured, four critically. million to provide fedemi incen the court appoint two psychiatrists The scena «if the oTash, 10 miles their differen<:es. tive payments to public and non to examine him or her and inform west of New York City, Was a E ie Red fSiineM embassy Ih 'profit Institutions which build pub- the court on the protoaibUity of mass of vnreckage, bodies, and GALWAY, Ireland (AP)—Presi-^nuclear weapems. Disarmament is Elast Berlin used the occasion of lie fkUout shelters.. further indefinite hoepltalization. parts' of bodies. Police said two of dent Kennedy arrived in Galway also high on the Kennedy-Macmil Khrushchev’s arrival to'distribute It alao calls for sbeltar con The bill vetoed by Dempaey would the dead were in one of the ears today on the last leg of his Irish Ian agenda. the Peking document to newsmen struction in all federal buildings. have elimiinated this requirement. and five were passengers on the tour and was accorded the free The President flies from Sannon covering tiie Soviet premier’s vis Senators Against dom of the city as thousands Aiulstant Secratacy of Defense b(ls, but they had only four posi- to Gatwick Airport in southern it. tei|M L. . Pittman thinks the tiv6 identifications. cheered. England where he will be met by The East OeMtiaa Forslga Min J Rail Fund Claimed Kennedy flew by helicopter Macmillan and other dignitaries rogpecU, are. good ior House ap . NEW HAVEN -^(AP) — Tt»« Two persons died at Hacken istry publicly rebuked the Chinese proval. "There’s a good deal more sack H osp ita l. One w as identified from Dublin to Galway’s sports and an honor guard of the Royal for the aot. bankrupt New Haven Railroad, grounds and then motored down Air Force. A 16-mlnute helicopter ‘Lily-WhHe’ GOP support for this than has shown which o w « the fedoral govern as Miss Lewora Lemer, 24, Ruth . Eie Kremlin sedd Khrushebev town to Eyre Square for an out ride will take Kennedy and Mac Itself,” Pittman says. ment 112,749,000,000, nuLy soon erford, a passenger in one of the came to East Berlin to take part "The problem is to take this cars. door ceremonial full of infor millan to the prime minister’s in the 70th birthday celebration owe it only 210,^9,000. mality and enthusiasm. rather unappbaling subject and get The government yesterday put Police identified three of the home at Birch Grove, 87 miles Sunday for East German Commu WASHINGTON (AP)—-Two OOP^Javlta, and Ita moderates, repre- Kennedy would up a triumphal outside London. people, to give it time and atten in a claim for gl.S million award dead bus pasM êrs as Anthony nist leader WaUar Ulbrlcht ■enators have cautioned fellow Re- sented by Scott, that adherents of three-day tour of his ancestral They plan to give top priority publicans not to "beat each other conservative Sen. Barry M. Gold- tion,” he said. ed the line recently in Utigation Vertullo, 67, of (Sifton; Joseph A. But no one to Moscow or Ber Pittman said Kennedy is square Caputo, 73, of Rutherford, and land with a quick swing around in their talks to coming negotia lin believed' seriously that UI- to bits" in a conservative-liberal water, R-Ariz., may be steering With the New York Ceeifpral RalU the nigged West of Ireland before ly behind the measure, and when road. Joseph J. Domino, of Pompton tions with Russia on a nuclear bricht’s birtbdiQr was tbe real rea row or paint the party "Illy the Republican elephant on trails heading for a quiet reception test ban. white” In disputes over civil they don’t want to travel. - the time comes for House con- ‘ Ihe cllalm was in the form ‘ of a Plains, a sailor. son. Birthdays qC Communist of in southern England and talks Kennedy also is expected to pre rights. Javite said it was onb thing fo r , "there's , no question petition to U. S. D(Strlot Oourt. The suicldent occurred several ficials within toe Red orMt are hundred yards east of the Route 3 with Prime Minister Harold Mac acknowledged by telegranis .of Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New a "leading candidate” for the 1964 I President and the entire Judge Robert P. Anderson set. no millan. GOP presidential nomination — administration’s support will make Drlve-in Theater on Berry’s Creek (Oqnfinaed on Page Six) frioidship and good wishes. York spoke out in the Senate Fri date for a hearing on the petit'on. Bareheaded as usual and radia day against what he said would meaning Goldwater—to oppose the Itself felt.' The New Haven won the |1.8 Bridge, where the highway rises By the time the East German It has a clear high priority,” sharply over an underpass en ting energy, the smiling, waving radio completed a broadcast of be "a mortal thrpat to my party central provision of President million in an -action involving in- President grew solemn as he and a very serious threat to the Kennedy’s civil-rights program, a trance to.the movie. the arrival festivities, attended (Continued on Page Two) It happened Just after the Inter- signed the scroll according him by Ulbrlcht and a crowd of list country if the Republican party proposal to enforce racial deseg (Contlnued on Page Seven) Galway’s highest honor—the free YGOP Finishes should go lily white." regation on privately owned firms City Transportation Co. bus crested less Blast Germans, it was clear the hill and started down. The dom of the city. that something else was about to In San Francisco, Sen. Hugh serving the public. Caty officials extolled Kennedy Scott of Pennsylvania told the But it was quite another thing, wreckage of the bus lay at the Rowdy Paisley transpire. foot of the hill, most of it on -the a? a third-generation Irishman About every tbree hours toe ra Young Republican National Fed Javits said, for the party of Abra who came back home. They spoke eration that "with misplaced zeal ham Lincoln to permit itself to b e , six foot wide, center island, which by JERRY RANKIN dio broadcast the name «C ene Is only a few inches high. in Gaelic and English with the more East European leader on and unduly violent clashes of tagged as in any way segrega-! SAN FRANCISCO (API—A plea opinion, we can cripple ourselves tionlst. He said no civil rights pro- bus ‘ VriverT Wll^;s;‘- Parker his way to Berlin. 'Wladlslaw Go- Jr., 30, Paterson, said: flourishes more in the West Coast for unity has closed the Young mulka from Poland, Antonin No- giieviously. . .and lose the next g(ram Is going to be enacted with Republican National Convention, •lecUon." out Republican support. "I was coming off the hill over, ^ votni from Czechoslovakia, Janos Berry’sBrrv’s OCreek eek and IT wasu/ao in)n thefv,e i1 , , , marked by bitter discord over Kadar from Hungary, Teodor Scott also put into the Ck>ngres- “ We all knop that civil rights Once a great medieval port, election of officers. aional Record a statement in hasn’t got a prayer without Re- - left lane when a car came out of Zhivkov from Bulgaria. Galway has contributed thousands Veteran observers called the Their names were drofqMd one which he said he did not know of publican votes,” he said. “ We a ll. of emigrants to the’ United States, 13th biennial meeting which end a single "responsible Republican know that cloture (debate Ilmita- j (Continued on Page Eleven) which Kennedy said now has 25 ed early today one of the rowdiest (Oonttoaed am Page Six) leader who is not morally coip- tlon) hasn't a prayer without Re- ’ million citizens of Irish blood. ever staged. During the more than mitted to the fundamental princi publican votes and we are going Y / •. • *w The Irish never had such a four days, the Young. Republicans ple of equal rights for all Ameri to have to have cloture to get heard senior party members coun cans, regardless of race.” legislation.” Visitors Crowd poorS^n’mSânrw^LsrgU'iS emigrant who made good sel harmony while they were en- These statements reflected ob To break a filibuster by limiting most staggering fashion. The tor aged in heated arguments. BuUetins viously mounting fears by the rent of acclamation has kept Ken The climax came Friday after party’s liberals, represented by (Contlaued on Page Six) r Gettysburg for nedy’s Secret Service guards ever noon when after two hours and 45 Called from AP WixM ______t______^______on the hop-^from homespun get- minutes of uproar, Donald Lukens, togethers like the family party at 32, of Washington, D.C., was elect Anniversary his Dunganstown ancestral home ed chairman of the Young mpub- USSR ASKS UCOAIX to the glitter of ceremonies in lican National Federation for the MOSCOW (A P )-^tM l Ohtoa Rail Battle Looms GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) — Dublin Castle .and Ireland’s Par next two years. The Goldwater disposed today the Soviet Uaioa •.V\. Thou6and.s of visitors began liament. Republican Is minority clerk for has demanded the reeoll of streaming into this once-tiny Kennedy issued a resounding the U.S. House of Representatives three members of the Ohlaeee crossroads town today for the pledge in the Irish Parliaijnent Rules Committee. embaaey in Moaoow, a step- 100th anniversary of the epic Bat Friday in support of a proposal Lukens narrowly beat the more without preoedeat In the reli^ Over Rock Island tle of Gettysburg. Ireland first sponsored in the Unit tlons hetwcHi the two feadtng The, three day commemoration ed Nations—to halt the spread of (Continued on Page Two) powers. Weetens (Hplemate laid is expected to attract a quarter the Soviet aaMoa may prompt By ROGER LANE ^the Union Pacific and spumed of a million people to the lush toe Chinese M iûyoott the Bo- . AP Business News Writer Heinemah's tender, Dr. Stephm Ward, London society osteopath who faces green fields, where 100 years ago, viet-CSilneee flIUogloal taUu 'NEW YORK (AP)—A financial "We Intend to move right ahead 51,000 Americans were killed, due to open In Hoeoow Joly 5. ■torm Is brewing that savors of with our proposal to Rock Island vice charges. (AP Photofax.) wounded oi;, captured In the bat Dr. Furst’s Mnemonics "The Chinese oonld have kept knock-down, diag-out fights stockholderir,'’ said Heinemsin Fri tle that virtually decided the Civ toe matter quiet,” e«e W eeten among the legendary railroad day. In this, he would be asking il War. « cHplomat commented. "It’s be barotu of 76 years ago. shareowners to repudiate the Judg Local Hotels and motels have ginning to look as If they doa’t It blew up almost overnight this ment of their elected directors. been booked solid for months. Cures Ailing Memories really want to eome here Mozt week in the style of eide battles Vice Hearing Promises To do this effectively, the North Even Gettysburg stores and res month.” waged by the Hills, Vanderbilts, Western in-esumably will have to taurants are in the spirit of the Harrimans and Jay Gould before NEW YORK (AP)—Do namesûnforgettlng wife, a phenomenal gain access, to the stockholders’ event, dressing their waitresses TUNA BOAT SEniBD the turn of the century. fist of the Rock Island, raising and sales girls in full-length cali fall trippingly off your tongue memory and practically no knowl The p rin : the Chicago, Rock the question of a possible court More Uproar in Britain co dresses and bonnets to recap while performing totroductions, edge of English. SAN DIEGO, OoUf (A P) — Island and) Pacific Rafiroad, a fight on this Issue. ture CJlvll War atmosphere. and do you never forget a face? In the last 20 years, he has The Son Diego tana fleet hoe mldcontinent line with s tr a t^ c In Wall Street, railroad finan The town itself Is decorated with Do you always remember ex taught at least 25,000 absent-mind reported by radio belu har Importance to Western railroads cial analysts sat up and' took no- LONDON (AP)—A '. ohapaly_red-<^ly toppled Prime Minlater Harold flags and red, white and blue actly where you parked your car? ed Americans—in his School of assed off tbe ooaet a t Eenader because of. Its access to Chicago. Uoe. head who once danced In a ParU Macmillan’s government. bunting. Souvenir shops are sell Can you invariably go straight Memory, 'at adult education Friday with one vessel eaiaed ler The adversaries: The rich, sto "I don't know where Heineman nightclub was expected to be It was Ward who introduced ing. everything from ash tray to where you laid your glasses or courses In Brooklyn College where kvo hours and six ethsis haaoed ried Union Pacific Railroad, a can . get the money to carry the called today as a surprise wit Christine to Profumo and Soviet maps of the battlefield to Union keys or sewing, hours before? he and his wife are instructors by sn Ecuadorian bomber. A kind of Goliath in present circum fight," said one. "It seems like ness in the sensation-packed vice na'val.) attache Evgeny Ivanov. It Army hardtack. Then you need no advice fro.m and at various bustoess firms Son Diego repreeentative for the - stances, and the jx»r-reIation Chi he’s trying to do this with mirrors. hearing of Dr. Stephen Ward. was also Ward who broke the Twenty-seven states and the Dr, Bnmo Furst and Lotte, a fel where he guides young executives ehlp Rangef said today he talked cago A North Western Railway, vTbs CANW certainly doesn’t have The prosecution told 23-year-old scandal Involying the three - ^ a y District of (Columbia will take part low memory Instructor and his in rememljering names, price lists by radio with the skipper ef the David of the piece. the wherewithal. Ronna Ricardo only 10 hours be sex relation^p of Miss Keeler, in the commemoration. wife of 35 years. and sales talks. another boat who said the Ran Guiding the North Western’s "But there’s no doubt he’s a fore the Ward hearing opened Fri Profumo and Ivanov, who was The program includes pageants But most of us belong to the His most recent venture is train ger was boarded about 8d mltoe < slingshot is Ben W. Heineman, smart <^rator. You can’t sell day that she was wanted as a'wit- generally regarded as a Soviet in- of folklore, speeches from distin masses of the great forgetful, ing the staff of New York’s new from too ooaet by orewmmm Mwmm b o i^ chairman since 1966 and him sheet. He got the money ness against the 50-year-old soci ulUgence agient. guished personalities such as for those who depend on a recall est hotel, the Hilton, to be ingra an nrm^ Bcuadoriaa flehlBE widely regarded in the industry somshware to.gain control of file ety' osteopath. This le mile second day of the mer President Dwight D. Elsen that’s ridiculous—we usually re tiating by remembering every veaseL The representattvev e a S . sui an. unusually bold and re- North Western in 1966, and he’s Ward faces eight charges which hearing before Magistrate - Lqp hower, a mammoth parade, the member only trivia—and a string thing about guests down to the toe armed veesei later woeroe told Murceful executive. saved It from the graveyiurd.” include running a call ^ 1 stable Oradwell, who will decide whethe'r dedication of two new state mon around-the-ftoger technique that choice between olive or lemon bgr mainland autherltke to aa- Heineman startled the railroad In rejecting the North Weetem for upper crust Britdns and living Ward should go for trial at the uments and many displays and fails most of the time. twist. tease the Ranger. world on Monday with a hand offer. Rock Island directors de off the earnings of playgirl Chris Old Bailey, London’s central crim exMbits. “ Anyone can develop a good Kindly, balding Furst, who some $U6-milUon offer in stock, cided the Union Pacific’s wa& tine Keeler and her blonde room inal court. The hearing Is expect The highpoint comes Wednes memory,” ,says Dr. FUrst. "Look beams encouragingly at your LANDINGS CLAIMED income bonds and cash for the more attractive, partly because^ mate, Mandy Rice-Da vies. ed to last five days. day, when 1,100 "troops” from at me. My very bad memory every toddling step toward a TOKYO (AP)—PeUag R Rock Island. tax advantages, to Rock Island Miss Ricardo waited in the Miss Keeler, 31, wearing an North and South Join to re-enact when I was a law student In Mu grown-up memory, and who can today claimed .Chlaeae Ooiai— The surprise iftts the greater shareholders. while aubum-taalred otf-white suit and an air of cool the famous Pickett’a Charge. nich 50-some yearn ago was a recite every card in order after Blot eoastal mlHtla taiaad becanee at Its tlii*ig—three days Allied with the Union Pacific and Mandy held the self-oonfldsnce, said Lord Astor ■ At 6 p.m.—the pdecise om e it classroom Joke." one riffling of the deck, thinks me tlonaltet Ohiaeto agoola atf I before 'Sook UaBd (Ureoton were was the wealthy and powerful ■tage with nensatioaal accounts of hod paid the rent of one apart started a century ago — 000 That's when he got Interested jn mory must be trained like mueclc, Ohfaia hetweaa nlha U to psuw on an aartlar, tqmptli^; Routbem Paelfio Railroad. sex in London’s govemmentsl, ment she occupied—"though there "Rebe" will emerge from Seipl* mnemonics (the science of me and sneers gently at the thought day, M sol and conflicting offer from the Un Under tbe Union Padflc-Rock diplomatic and high eodetx cir was no ulterior motive in that.’’ nary Ridge to begin the mile long mory) and later was able to that the mind can become over l^ e d « MaMiawHsto^ ion Padfle, rafldam’s No. 1 mon Island arrangement, the Southern cles. She admitted she had sexual re march - to the Union ramparts astound Judges and sway Juries crowded. were tekea prieeaar. Vha eymaker. Pacific wotad get to buy, upon The story seemed certain to lations with Profumo, and slept and clump of trees known as with his Impeccable recoimtlng of He has numerous systems of muoisle olalaMd aataaia ef Cloaer observers tooughtfht tkey comnletkm «L .& e m a m . about oause as Ug an uproar aa the only once with Ivanov. She also "the high water mark at the Con testimony and previous rulings. memory, but for those who would made earidase. riflaa, dat60t6d — WMSNk In Rook «a-bak tf vpMk luan^tonakafa^ original dtsclo told at affairs with Jim Bylan— federacy.’’ An outiôken anti-Nazi, he came Just Uke to be able to lemember auima dtlm , {■land ranks, b^êB~ Thursdar the dciwalril at tocmer War to tola country to 1988 by way at dinaton' Totod •Utae Jetm 'D, frofOmo and ----- . m Vats lovaoi) Mto *wtoawtty e( P rafi* w|lh an & ' ^ ‘■ . /

FAGB TWO HANCHESTEB SVEMN6 HERALD. HANCHESTEB. OOMIL SATURDAY, JUNE 29. 19«S MANCHESTER EVENDfO HERALD, MANCHESTER, COMk.. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 i r r**r Y A G B T B B S V Senate Vote 'Middle-Aged Dr. Furst’s Mnemonics Sheinwold on Bridge Unlikely for Cures Ailing Memories Writer Tells I LEAD RIOETT TRUMP aaam amem TO SAVE CONTRACT NoflMontowAMlU*. .. How It Feels B ill o n C D (OoBtinned from -Page One) likely to have access to these. So By ALMED.SHEINWOLO NORTH find outstanding features, just im • A' certain ' aort of hand keeps ' By HAL BOYLB the names of newcomers kt the if you were a cartoonist. Draw ercmlng up in p a r, contests, and $ 1 1 5 8 garden club meeting, he recom HBW YORK (AI^-Mlddle a g e (Cnattnned from P**e Ona the face, on paper if it's avail periiapa it also ocebra often in Is when— ^ mends : able; if not, in your mind. play. The key play U interastlng U V U t Make sure you hear the name. Then compare your drawing beozuse it IncUoates « kind of You spend more time 'rislUng VUtrruu) said. However, he added Wok friends In ths hospital Uian he Is “very concerned about get- Ninety per cent of introductions with the real person and cor planning tiiat may often be het:j- are slurred, he says. If you don't rect it. fUl. ^10 9 54 spreeliig In night clubs. ting a hearing in the Senate." Everythliqf that happens to you Subcommittee members say it hear it, ask again. It's flattering What about remembering sriiere South dealer f 1097 58 OffS will take an administration-backed to the person you meet, because you park the car? The second you . ^rth-8outh ’vulinerable reminds you of something that drive to overcome congressional it sounds as if you really are in get out, form an association be Cîeing lead —King of Chibs. happened before. You spend mote terested. tween the car and its location, South ruffs the third round of ST W 8(541 time remembering than you do disinterest in the program. - , sxMrienclng. “The apathy of the people has ! | Then repeat the name as often connecting it with a drugstore, or clubs and must now lead trumps W A K rubbed off on the members of the as you can in the ensuing conver a peculiar tree or a green shut in the hope of losing only three 'Ihe govemmant seams more ot House." one congressman said. sation. tered house. It doesn't hurt to trump tricks. ♦ 7 a foe than a partner or patron. Form an association with the look at the- street sign on the You know perfacUy well zriiat V8WI w«». Thers are no statesman left in “It will have to be a real selling the world—only polltlelaiu. effort, a real cricus in the House." name. Mr. Black, black hair. If comer, either. . ^ this average plscyer leads. He AQ r«o Over the past decade, admin Joseph Oannaa Bmce Watkins there is no meaning find a sub And the glasses you put down pushes out the Jack of spades — it You pick up a newspaper, istration requests for civil defense stitute. Barlow; bar, barely, bar when you answered the doorbell? Engaged and gOM down. glance at the headlines, then read ley. (Useing the same first let the obituaries before turning to have bounced up and down—and Named to Parking Authority As you rise, Aientaliy associate The engagement of m im West wins with the ace pf spades Oongress has almost Invariably ter.) them with the table or whenever and gets out with any card at all. ths ace,, he can later lead ttie the sports pages. You feel kind of Prudence Ann Wood of Vernon let down on'me days when nobody slashed appropriations far below Write the name down as soon as you've laid them. to Josqjh Sldward Sohifley of Port- South now has to lead the ten jack and ten to force, out the king the budget proposals. Two nww mofnfeers—both down*^ Both wort activo in tho oaitI' you can. Furst has had few casualties of spades to the king; later he and queen. He Will still have the Interesting has died. paign to remove parking meters And while you courteously ap vtUe, N.Y., baa been ennounoed All told, this year's civil defense town merchants—have been ap with his students. But he remem by her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. leads the nine of spades to the nine of spades to capturs Bast’s More things seem to get stuck request totals |S48.9 million. The pointed to the Town Parking Au from Main St, pend his name to every sentence bers one young man who took to queen. 'Thereupon East wins his eight, and the contract la safe. In your teeth. Other autlKH-ity membem are i as you talk, study his face. The ClBcil C. Wtood, Center Rd.. Vetnon. kmg-delayed tm k with the e l^ t money request is before the House thority by General Manager Rich heart his admonition to look at Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Dally guestton Now and then a fellow catches Appropriations Committee, with Atty. Herbert Pbelon Jr., chair- biggest reason you can't remem- people, then look away and try to of spades. ‘ Partner opens with one spade, himself actually listening to his ard Martin. man; Joseph L. OEerwinski and ber a face is that you really don't Mira. Charles E. Bhillley Sr; a t wife. bearings due late in July. form an impression. He was doing Portville. Any Bad Break and the next player passes. Yon Bruce Watkins. 234 S. Main St., Baymcmd E. Gorman. I look at it. his homework diligently on a sub The same sort of thing will hold: Spades, K-Q-8-7; Heats, Q- It gets harder and harder to get WHAT’8 IN A NAME? will succeed John B. Bamlni for a Miartin recently asked Atty. | After you do look, Furst likes way train when the object at his Mias Wood is a 1960 graduate happen if there is any 4-1 trump 7-8, Diamonds, J-O-S; Clubs, g-9- out of that easy chair. COLUMBIA. S.C. (AP) — A lo five-year term to expire in 1963, Pbelon to review the powers of ] you to apply his charts. They study, a shapely young thing, of RockviUe High School, and wifi b r a ^ The stogletob may be the A What do you say? You first s^h, then grimt, as cal tot recently acquired a kitten while JoeÂi Garman, 68 Bowers the Authority in prepantlon Cor ^ break down the features into var- crossed the aisle and slapped him. graduate in September ftvm the ace, Ung, queen, eight, or seven, Answer; Bid two spades. You you bend down to tie a shoelace which .she named Cleopatra. She St., will fill the unexpired term of emaotment of the special taxing. ious types. The FBI, he says, Sighed Furst; “I'm sure he Joseph Lawrence School of Nur and the lead of tiie jack will re have maximum values for this You never meet anybody In still calls it by that name but Dante Paganl, which expires in distriot, to be ac., can TfOHCOlflR* SHOWN AT 2:20, 6:80 and 9:10 Manchester Approximately one fourth of on the market yet? What are Its a divorce issue out of the unload I OUR STAFF FBOPiE win be happy to show you around spray paint, load lathes, operate the nation, or 46,382,261 persons, side effects? PLUS ing of troubles. Because they’re SHADE TREE SPRAYING welding guns, feed preoees, a n d were in the school-age bracket A — This drug Is available too often gtiUty on that score Ranch is a time-honcared gem a t $18,990. T h ^ r e aU ând explain how simple financing can he. The assemble parts. of 6 to 17 as of July 1, 1962. only on a doctor’s presdripttoii. Tony Curtis, “THE BLACK SHIELD ■ themselves. Have your shade'‘trees sprayed now. For the canker The‘trade name Is Oytomel. It Janet Leigh in OF FALWORTH” in color I Papa may be the soul of diplo air-conditioned. They aU share innumerable fu Model Hcones are aU ready for the Grand Opening. worm and other chewing insects that destroy the foliage Is used primarily for peraoaa macy at the office. whose thyroid doM not put out But he reserves the right to let and weaken th« trees. enough secretion (persona with ENDS “LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER’’ At 6 and 9:10 off steam when he gets home, tures that make living an art instead of a labor. Come see Ellington Ridge. ’TONIGHT. Plus "SWORD of the CONQUEROR" At 4:25-7:40 DEST hypothyroidMn), or w h o Iwve and he expects his wife to take it

PAGE POUB MANCiilESTBiR EVENING HEBAIA MANCHESTER. CONN, ÂTURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 MANCHESTER EVSSNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. OOKN, SATURDAY, JUNE 98. IMS P A O E F t y i JUmri^patpr < m r In Domnaric went on to one R, too, takes giant leaps toward t aora phase od Ha atqpiiossd mis- Ms maturity and fruitfulness Heralding Homes Êpnittg IJpraUl iBon and auuulata, and Mian « i - whensvar M gats a good steam Rail Battle Looms FDSLmSD — — eouatarad a autpriaa rObutf which bath night. When the tsnqserature I m e. n a y b o w bo^le the entire govem- stays at least ssrMgh as 80 all Churches night long, there has to be humid-1 THOKAB _ ment and even, in new eleetitmg, WALTBK R bitas: oonsuwmtlves into power, it ity to make it so. and the combina Over Rock Island Ohvoh aC tha Urbane Home in a Country Setting was negloctingr one Uttle piece od tion is one ail gardeners greet with | Concordia Lutheran Church St. Jamari Otanreh jôuodi i W 1. i m Adana St. and' political aiwareneaa R ahould have delight and glistening gratitude. 40 Fltkla Sk B«v. Edward J. ReMdoo, Farior (Oonttmied from Rage One) * If the battle is joined, a final Rev. Francta J. Publiabadiliabad Breniiia b e m t realised that, when it teemed to Bev. Paid O. Kaiser, Pastor Rev. Bagaae F. Torpey ■undk;iw and Bofrdim. Oatcred at tb« decialon may be years off. Hie B «v. iooiab H . MoOaaa Po(t pines at Ifaacbsstar Cnm., at reach tot a penon’a land, it was Jail southwest and south of Kail- Beeoi I saa City. issue next goes to stockholders of ■9 azn., Holy Oommunton, Church Rev. JolM D. Regnn STORY BY .DORIS BELDING w-f- J >nd Class Mail Matter, touching somethIngr much more As part of the North Western the Rock Island and Thiian Pa Bebool and Nursecy. SDBSORIFTION RATBB precious and aaored than his mere Connecticut I plan, Helneman announced open cific. 10:30 am.. The Service, Church hCasMe at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and PHOTOS BY SYLVIAN OFIARA ^ _ Payable la Adraiiee money, touching’ the one individual ing of merger talks with the Chi School and Nurseijr. lfl:80 ajM. at It A A hOM and intimately, the Interstate Com Monday tixnoiigh Friday, 9:16 to 11:80 a m . fe * M ^ h s right—that od ownership and dis cago, Milwaukee, St. Paul A Pa merce Commission, national r e 11:46 a m .. V acation CIhuroh School Jl***®* MOTths •••••••••••••••••• 5.W Yankee cific Railroad, and presumably read regulatory agency, would St. Bartltolotnew's Church Despite its country setting the Oae jioata 1.88 posal— that is right next to the Wednesday, 7:30 pm., Vesper Rev. PhUp Roasey. Pastor hopes to pick up financial strength have to give approval for any Ooapal BU| home of Mrs. Edne Kaempfer, Rt. right to thought and opinion Itself By A H .0. from that quarter. Service, Fred Badger, lay leader. Rev. Bldiaid O. Bollen, t U ^ M t a r i h __ MBMBSR OP change in Rock Island statua. 44A, Bolton, has an air about it ^ THB A880CIATKD PRIDOI as the 'very last the individual will Aariataat Pastor Tae Associated Press Is exclustrely willingly surrender. Emannel Latberan Ohm^ 10:80 am., Braakljig Bnad. that suits the background of its entitled to tbs usete otnpubllcatloaof reoe"‘‘ “ ol " Axiijoumment night of the reg Ohnroh St. •t 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and all news dtspatobss o r a te d to It or ular 1903 aessicn, Connecticut Wonders of the Universe — — 18:16 pm., Sunday School. owner. She Is a teacher of piano aot otherwise credited la this paper I Rev. O. Heniy Andenoa, Pastor 11:16 asn. 7 p m ., G «4| > ri Mariliig- and organ, with many years ex hljo the local aeira published here. Language Kremlin Reads General Assemibly, was some John PofflnlMuger, Intern thing of an off-night for more TkMrilay, 8 p m , P riR w and ..*U rights of repobllcation ol special— K is Interesting to find Moscow St. BrldgePa Church BUda meeUB(. perience in the New York area, dispatches herela are ^ so resenred. characters than Senator Maurice 8 a m ., Mkxtnlng Sudfragen Rev. John F. Delaney who came to Bolton last year. correspondents analyxing Just how 'Fertand, the dapper little Ap- Russians Test Moon Hturadhy, 7:M pm , Btraat Full serrlce client e( N. B. A. Seir- and why it has happened that a ' 9 am., Divine Wbnhlp and Rev. Stanley E, HaatlUo maeting at M^n and Oak Sta. A nhxture of French. English ee, Inc. propria'Uons Committee chairman Church School for children 4 to Rev. DefmM R. Hussey and American antiques furnish the mblishers RepreseatatlTea A s supposed big Kremlin puah toward Who ran 'up and down stairs so 10. Nuraery. Sennon at both ser- eight room house, which has two Jullu Itothewo tfoiMdal Agency—Now much, apparently on some pension stricter ideological cuitw on Rus vlcee by Pastor Anderson, “God’ll •t 7, 8, 9, 10 and U the Salvattoa'Amar batlis and garage. It stands on Chicago. Oe&olt and Boatea. bill bisêee, he was. all winded Rocket in Pacific MEMBra AUDIT BDBKAD OF sian writers and artists has not Ooooem for the Lost.” a.m . « U MWa S t. about an acre and a half o f gp-ound. CIRCULATION!:. out about the time he might have materialized from the recent meet Major R. W altar: and a well pre.-»erved barn is on been trying to report the one bUll RUSSIAN TEST MOON slans have introduced a degree of Soolli Metiiodiat Ghimli Center Coagregatlonal Ohnroh the edge of the property. The home The Herald Printing Company, Inc., ing of the Central Committee of the state had to have in order to| ROCKETS IN PACIFIC reliability which this country can Rev. J. Manley ^haw 9:80 am Sunday School lor is believed to have been built about assumes no financial responsibility for pass out its educational grant to By DR. I. L. LEVITT United Ofan^ of Ohriat typoCTaphlcal errors appearing In ad- the Soviet Communist party. not achieve unless we too fire Rev. Ray C. Hrills Jr. U Center St. 1795 by a Post family. ▼ertlaements and other readlmr matter Hie surface fact seems to be towns during the next two years. Director, The Pels Planetarium great' many boosters. ’This not Rev. CUffwd O. Slmpoon, Minister 10:46 am , Holinaaa maethig. A .studio has been made by re In The Manchester Brening Gferald. Senator Fenland may have had j Of The Franklin Institute only has not been possible but that, although this session was 9 and 10:46 ajn., ISoaalBg W or- Rev. Joaeph H. Dudley M urio b y OMndal band and aeng- moving the walls of what was foc- his preoocupations, but so did The new Soviet rockets being will not be done In the immediate riUp. Baby Nuraery, two and tfcree Asaoelato Minister atera, SennoB by Otdet IVsd Ihx- merly two bedrooms. A gfrtid pi -Jâbiay adrertlsing closing hours: 8uppos(«j to deal speoiflcally and others. fired into the Pacific Ocean in future. The Russians may be in For Monday—1 p.m Friday year oM Nomeiiy. on. ano and two electric organs are in For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. directly jWlth Ideological questions, One of the deservedly immortal j exhaustive tests are in all prob- toe enviable position of building 10:46 ajn., Four and lliw Friw 9:tii a.m.. Church Sendee. Ser 2 pm.. Horipttal vMtntion. by one section of Uie room. Its hack For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. its discussions were followed by statements of the 1963 regular ad- ability the forerunners of the rock- up the reliabUity of the booster mon: "Our American Heritage”, Mrs. EUnabeth WUaon and Mre. wall is covered with butlt-iri book For Aursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. joumment night came from a fig- ots which will take the Russians to be used for the lunar flights by Klndergiarten, Susannah Waakey For Friday—1 p.m. Aursday. an absence of any definite deci- HaJL toe Rev. Mr. Dudley preaching: HicnMa McOuai. cases filled with what their owner For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. ure who Is occasionsily rated as h) tiie moon from earth orbit, the testing to occur this sununer 6:90 pm„ Prayer Mrvtoe, Od. has been told Is one of toe largest sons, while ail that has happened, in toe Pacific. Nuiisery for youn^ children in the Classified deadline: 10:30 am . — cf greater importance than even Unlike the Americans who plan Kindergarten Room. 'tirUbam Spatlg, in ohaige. collections of music reference m y of publication except Saturday — The ad'vantage of using earth- Qinrch of the Nazarene 3 am . ^ in public has indicated a tacit a Senate committee chairman. ^ establish a lunar orblter 'with a 236 Main B t 7 pm , Servioe in Oenber Paitc. books In this area. abandonment of the siqiposed It was about 10 minutes to mid- landing module to drop two men orbital rendezvous techniques, is Mluale b y GMadri band. Serm on t o Pale green wallpaper matches night, supposedly the legal ad- nn the lunar surface, the Rus- that smaller boosters can be used Bov. Robert J. Shoff, Barior Second Congrenritminl Church Saturday, Jhne 29 goals of strict standards and rego- Bev. Fdlx hi. Davis, Mlnlater Cadet Dfanm. the trim of the bookcases, which jourament hour, that tWa other *hins plan to leave for the lunar The Russians will not have arc lined In bright red. An indirect latlons. achieve the 7.5 million - pound 9:60 axn.. Church School nliifwia Mrs. Rlriwid H. Plnney, figure, who shah remain anony- surface from earth orbit. Hieir ftxr a ll ages. Aaeoolate Mbilster St. John's Priiah Nnlloaal light casts a soft glow on the So observers apeonlate on the In view of the obnsiderable i^m-ket engines for this mode have thrust of the Saturn C-6 for these A Right Not Taken Easily I 10:30 a.m., Chkdran’s Church Catholic Church books, and a pair of tin scones, Given time, given repeated and why of tMs. magnitude of hia particular error two-thirds the push or thrust boosters. A further ad-vantage lies Rev. Waltar A . Hyixfci made in Italy, with painted green in calculation, came into the Sen- rocket engine vdiich in toe fact that smaller bisters and Nursery. 9:30 am., Servloa of. WVwahlp. urgent demonstration od the need, For one thing, they report, that 10:46 am., Worship Servioe. NXxnaeay. Sennon by the Rev. leaves and etrawberries, are placed ? ate Cham/ber 'with a quick, trl- ^® Saturn C-6. are cheaper, thus trinunlng the opposite each other on walls next given a fair Indication that the Communist leaders from various Message by the pastor. Theme: M!r. Davla: “A GuMhig Splrilt.” Maaaaa at 8:80 and 16:80 am umpbant rush and proclaimed that .^.® Russians have corroborat- booster budget and the many nec to the bookcases. p«rtlcy involved will work, in prac other countries, like France, Italy, the Democrats now had every- *nade by American sci- essary firings will Increase toe re ’’Add To Tour Falto-Knowle^.” 7 p jn ., EvangeUaWic S ervloa The opposite end of the studio tical tenns, and a given society Hungary, and Poland, warned the thdng they had to get in order to “^® optjmum way of liability of toe system to enviable is flUed with Oriental art objects, adjourn satisfied and in good or- a mw on the mewn is to proportions. The argument for toe Meesage by the pastor. Hieme: win adjust Itself to afanoet any Russian leaders that the Intellee- ^ * go directly from.the earth to the earto-orbltlng mode represents an "Juat a Minute.” Area Churches Including Chinese prints, an kind of social or economic togeth- tuals in their countries ‘woujd not old story to our N.A.S.A. scien Wednesday, 7:30 pjn., Midweek ancient three-fold screen with •Phis was. as events tum»i ouL return. However, the oai-ved wood figures, and a paint emeas. The weUare state gets its tists who pondered toe selection aervlce of prayer and praise. stand for any unoompromlsfaig a small misstatement, of fact. 8t. Jrim’a Epiaoopal Cburrii St. Maurice Starch ed tray on a teakwood stand. The fingers on something in almost Ideological hne laid desvn by the Th«— DmnnrKiii — nuiv I for the Russians «UBSians aa lorfor milthis coun- of toe lunar-landing method. aware Russian Plan UnveUed Community B ^tist Ohnroh R t. 80, Vernon Briton tray is placed in front of an early every country, Krem lin. Bev. James L. Grant, Rector Rev. Bernard L. MoOurk, Em pire divam with burled maple fleeted ^ ^ J^rmperform The Russian plan Indicates that 68S E. Oentei- St. ^ many decades, the weMdre For a second thing, observen »îsa must have a push or a toe first flight to earth orbit WUl Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, Minister Pastor fium e. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. A music oabinet, made foi- the state haa had its most suocessdul noticed that even speeches in' the ^ ^ thrust Of from nine to tSZe mll- consist o f an unmanned catfan. they do Once this has been established, 9:30 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Masses at 7, 8:80, M and U:S0 Kaempfer family In Frtince about democratic torm, 'and its most Central Ooeninittee meeting itself 9:80 a.m., Church School for all Red and'whit6 figured wallpaper above mantel provides bright contrast for dark pine paneling of dining room. Mrs. Kaempfer in reflective mood rests on sideboard in dining room. have nor do they seem to be con- then perhaps twenty-four hours ages. Classes through Grade 2 have Sermon. a.m . '150 years ago, fills a side wall. genuine acceptance, in the Scandi showed considerable sensiti'vity to ^ ^ ^ ^ things they templatlng a booster vehicle the later a crew can be lofted Into W ednesday, 10 a.m ., Holy <3om- Its-doors of dark wood are decor-, M expanded session lasting view by a door, when not In use. navian countries. foreign criticism. , -.V ®hs® our Nova. Thus the prob- orbit. From the results of Vostok through morning worship. munlon. Sacred Heart Uhorcli ated with lighter wood Inlaja of Friday, 9:30 a.m., Holy Com musical instruments. A Meissen African violets thrive in the light, "rtiat was why it made news, the Finally, right inskle Moscow and ^N<^, It was a bad night in the lem of a manned lunar landing in and rv, we know that an or 10:80 a.m.. Morning Worship. Rt. SO, Vernon ^ resolves itself Into one of either bital rendezvous can be effected. munion. figure of a woman at a piano, and from the north -window and a pic other day, when the voters of Den Russia itself the KremUn found it Sermon: "On Freedom and Faith ’’ Rev. Ralph Kelljr,. Pastor It eeems^ to retrospect, to have orbiting the earth or orbiting the The crew in toe second phase can Nursery is provided during church Saturday, 1 to 6 p.m.. Senior a Chinese figure carved from white ture of “Papa Bach,” hung on a mark very cleaiiy and very defi self dealing with a “ocsispiracy of been eqpedajly bothersome and moon. ’Their scientists have de- maneuver to do the actual dock service. Young Peoples Fellowship picnic Msssss at 7:80, 8:10. 10 and jade, are on toe cabinet. side wall, emphasizes musical at nitely rejected four key measures silence” on the part of Russian oomfusing to the good clerks of elded to leave from earth orbit ing In orbit and once toe rendez at home of Mrs. Douglas Roberts 11:15 a.m. - M’Jsic enthusiasts from near and mosphere evidenced throughout on Bolton Rd. the house. wWdi had been proposed by the 'Writers and artists. R proved un ithe Senate, wtoo cue cAiarged with while this country plans to use vous has been effected, toe crew Calvary Church far, including artists, teachers and the offlciail reapohsihiility of com- the lunar orbit, will transfer from their spacecraft friends, often gather in the studio Bodal Democratic Party which able to dragoon any of the intel (AssembUes of God) St. Fraaols of Assisi Ghnrtii ■ A large colored poster illustrat piling the Senate Journal. Controversy Erapts to toe unmanned cabin. A pro 647 E, Middle Tpke. Union Congregational Ohnreh for impromptu musicales. ing parts of a piano not generally govema the country by coalition lectual figures who enjoy popular Sooth Windsor We had, from our personal ob- Before discussing the details, it pulsion system is needed, howev Rev. K. L. Gustafson, Pastor R ockville Rev. Raymond R. Ynskaashaa The dining room of the house seen, is on a recently erected par with the Radical liberal Party, respect inside Russia to come out aervation, been under the impres- might be remembered that an ao- er. For this a two-engine propul Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Assistant Pastor was its original kitchen. The tial wall in the kitchen. -A small measures which had already been with even ritualistic statements in slon. that the last act of the 1963 rimonlous controversy was spark- sion system can be orbited, either 9:46 a.m., Sunday School olassee Rev. James F. Glynn, Paster Nelson Tainter famaly of Hartford, hallway at the rear of the kitchen Senate, accomplished 'when the ed in this country because some fueled or unfueled. If toe engines purchased the home in 1919 for approved by the Danish porila- support of the proposed new ideo for all ages. 9 a jn ., AHoimlng WorriUp, Ser leads to a shed which Mrs. Kaemp- clock was alreedy ^ reading mid- rather astute scientists believe, as arrive unfueled, then a tanker 11 a jn .. Divine WonShlp. Sermon vice of Hedy Communion. Medita a summer residence. Many layers fer is having insulated and heated ment. logical policy. will be sent aloft to proirlde the Massss at 7, 8, 9,10:16 and U:80 night, 'was the pnanhge of former do the Russians, that earth-orbital by Pastor Gustaflson. tion: "He Showed Them His a.m . of wallpaper were removed from for use as a guest room. Suddenly, the people of Dm- In short, 'what the Kremlin tried Senator Paul Aanenta’a bdiU set- techniques are superior. While the necessary fuel. Once toe lunar Hands,” the Rev, Mir. Bowman the dining room walls by the lander is readied, it can take off .. ^ P-™- 7 p.m., services at Originally the house was design . mark were calling a halt to an ex- to do, with Khrushchev hfanself at ting up a deraoHtlon code for ilsks are about the same, the dls- AasemlMSes o f God Bilile Chmip preaching. There wlM be a re 'Painters to uncover the pine panel Connecticut. Other otoeerveps, not covery that tipped the scales In for toe moon. 84. BernarFs Ohnreh ed for living on one floor, with a pajurton of the power and responsl- least temporarily lending himself w ^ d s in dharlton. Mass. Rev ception of now members. ing beneath. A large fireplace guilty of a certain moment of âvor of the lunar-orbital mode The Russian trip to toe moon St. Bernard’s Tcr„ Roohvllle has a swinging iron crane with large attic overhead. Two bed hOlty of the state. The state was Ernest Berqudat of Patterson, N.J Rev. Pairtofc F. Mahoney rooms and a bath have been built to the effort, was to turn back the disbraotion fai ■which we had been United States was that a will not take as long as this coun guest speaker. black iron kettle, a steeple dock about to do something whidi they do too high, tt Xiarentiy just understood soi whose mo- pears to be toe eUmlnatlon of ren- ful. After this year we can look Mrs. Kaemipfer teaches piano dezvous in a moon orbit. By toe for accelerated rocket firings of Rev. James L. Ransom, Minister TaloottviUe Congregational Ohnroh and organ to adults and children. wanted, particularly, to keep for thing—something which didn’t The United Methodist Chnrch 1 r*“ ® ^® 8^®* ^® moon,^thls large - size Ix^ters which will R ev. R obert K . Sfafanods, MinistHr She has devised a piano course eign buyers from poming In and have a single gim btiilnd it, but But’ by the Journal, one found could well be a routine procedure, 9.'80 a.hi., Sunday School with Rt. 44A IBoItoa for adults, in which she says, she eventually put a man on toe classes for all ages. trying to opemte speculative land merely thought and opinion and none ^ these expected bits of In- The one point that must be re- m oon. Bev. Abram W. Sangrey, Minister 9:30 am., Morning 'wcnlidp has developed an approach which 10:46 a.m. Morning Worship. ventures inside Denmark. mind and taste. The Russian intel lon^tlon. In fact, one had to do allzed is that the large-scale flr- Copyright 1963 aervlce. Sermon: “What Do You is uncomplicated and requires t» conôral^ prospecting to find Ings of giant boosters by toe Rus- General Features Corp. Sermon: "A Uvely Hope,” by toe 9:30 a.m.. Morning 'worshlp- Seek?” Deacon of the day, Don special musioal talent. &rt, in its effort to achieve these lectuals would not be coerced, and the demolition code bill mentioned ttev. Mr. Ransom. Nursery for pre Seirmon: ‘The W <^ of God.” schoolers. ald Geer. “Who’s Who otf American Wom protections of the Danieh common they are not coerced. ^ an. And where ■was tt when one 3 p.m.. Church family picnic at en” describes her as a pianist, 7 p.m.. Evening Service with MoKlrmey’s farm. Wednesday, 6 pjn., BlUe group good, the government was also, la si- ice in 1942. 300 Fariur St. measured than that of any other FIELD 18 WIDE OPEN toefa PetOT w as the disciple who VenMNi Methodlat Ohoreh dies the government will pay out While President Kennedy was loved Jesus. Peter’s name in Rev. Earle R. Caster, MMster garden plant. But they ooukl HUNTSVILLtf, Tex. (AP)—In a R t SO OPEN A ll DAY to them. But let the government visiting Ireland earlier this week Greek means “rock.” Peter is toe Rev. Robert Firby equally well be called garden field where toere is little compe toe traveling White House an begin to reach for authority to rock-Uke man whose confession of 9d0 a.nt.. Family Worship Serv nights, because they perforin, for tition two sophomores at Sam nounced an important change— faith In Jesus to be toe Clulst, toe ice. VNDAY teU them what and how much they Houston State teachers College 9 am., Morning worabip and aknost everything, something of Henry Cabot Lodge to replace Son of God is the foundation upon 10:30 a.m.. Informal coffee hour child care. Sennon: ‘*Ito Oom- can grow on their land, and they hand-plait ropes which they sell Frederick E. Nolting Jr., a career which toe Church is built. Faito in to meet new pastor. PINE PHARM ACY the same mirade they produce for to rodeo performers. Bo Ashom majufanertts-Vm ” Summer Sun begin to brldls, aiul not merely co m . foreign service officer, as ambas Christ is toe foundationstone of day School. 14 CnN’i'EB ST.—MI 9-9814 of Barker and Ray Lenart of sador to South Viet Nam. Nolt- Christian belief and practice. To for reasons of greed and profit Oora, on a hot moist nighty puts Houston have been working at toe First Church of Christ Scientist ing’s next assignment has not yet day the Church remembers before , Maaonlo Temple lliia same feeling—that what a every whorl' and joint and curved, craft for two years. The intricate been set. God the Big Fisherman who be process is .ope that probably -will man privately owns must remain Mriended leaf into the business of came a fisher of men. U am., Sunday service, Sunday subject to his own decision and never bow to toe machine age. AT LONG LAST SeSvoot and nuraery. collecting moisture, and it is some The boys turn out about two Rei^. John D. Hughes FlU and not be drafted from him OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — It took St. M ary’s Church “Christian Scienoe” will be the interplay between this reaching up ropes a week, and these sell from her 51 years to do it but Mrs. OPERATING All SUMMER Into some concept Involving the W to 118 depending on toe ropes’ subject of the Lesson-Sermon. The and out for water and the nourlsh- Carl Troia finally {ot to meet her Golden Text is from Isaiah 62:10. foiimion' good—remains univenal- complexity. The strands are hand- "baby" brother for toe first time. ntent and strength the water pro- PENCILS, PENS EVERYWHERE Scriptural selectfons wlU include “Preaching and Teaching for Christ’'— 62 weeks a year. if strong among hisnsn betaga woven to meet toe requirements M rs. ’Troia, 66, left S icily with BRISTOW, Okla. (AP) — OUver vldM which will, by morning, have of each customer. Some prefer John 14:16, 16. Correlative pas- tilursrar land and what they build her father and sister in 1012, a Hlggenbothorn owns more tluui i,. aagra from “SciciMe and Health Onr Sunday Schoid ie eqdpped with Bible eentered lee- added indien to the bright of the nine plaits; others want “ medium month before her brother Antonio 700 pencils, pens and mechanical sr grow on land is involved, and K plaits” or "small nines” or sev with Key to the Scriptmra” by aone and dedicat^ teachMs te eerve year eaffae te R y . plant. On mirii a night, com will was bom, A depression, two world pencils, bat not one can be used Ms«y Bhker Eddy, include p. 96:- is, therefore, the one lAiase of civil grow more than it wlU grow in a en plaits, Hiere is a different size wars and immigration laws kept to write. Hiey’re mounted on There’S a dase for everyone at •:80. for different size hands. 16?16. - rlgbta legislation which la most full weric of more normal weather. him from qpming to America, but stripe of cloth hung like drapes 8 p.m., Wedneaday meeting. Lenart and Ashom get plenty of he and his wife and 18-year-old around toe walls. And now he is iBstiiKUvely reMstid in this ooim- It is the same way, less vlaibl.; worit as there are only atoyt aev- Reeding room hours at 749 Main .daughter finally made It. ’They running out of walls. at, excepting legal holldaya, THE SALVATION ARMY SUNDAY SC H O O L »nr. paritaps, but no lass fundamental- jp plalters Ih Texas and Louisiana, were greeted at the airport by But, he had to borrqjv a pen and four or five in too northern Miooday through Shturday, 11 a. ■ • M b A I I M h With Mm N ft fcsar la n k a more than 60 membeni o< ^ Tfoto tram m neighbor to endorec • 681 MAIN a a B B R - taially. m. to 4 pjn.| lliundtor, U njn. i t o 6 PJB. -l* ...... ^ Victoriao Lady arm oha^ at left of ilttiing room and .Gentleman’s ehair ait right are covered in amethyst velvet / Panels of traiudueent glass liber oover patio and make it available for entertaining In rain or shine, afi

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and Charles E. Prelle of RocHvllle; MANCHBSTEB .EVENING HERALQ. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 a daughter. Miss Dorothy Prelle Senators ainst of Rockville smd two grandchildren. Eight Wounded ilf, Fray The funeral will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Mdd Funeral JFK Winds Up Tour ----- Christhie C. Kerr Home, 19 Ellington Ave. The Rev. As Man Kills Wife^ SeU ELUNG’TON — Mrs. Christine Laurence Hill will officiate. Burial ‘Lily GOP Cordtsen Kerr, 68, pf Ootuit, Maas., will be in Grove Hill Cenietery. died yesterday at a Hyannis bo#- PHOENIX, Arix. (AP) — A S S - ^ Hospitalized with lesser wounds Friends may call at the funeral year-oldia.r*A ln man,m a n havingKtovrlnsw failed a at* mw__ « « .i______. Of Ancestors’ Land pUal. were Mrs. Roberta Montgomery, home Monday from.7 to 9 p.m.. reconciliation with his former (OMtknwd t n m Vac* Om ) > Goldwater has said he will not She was bom in Goshen, Ma_.. 61, sister of the dead woman; L a on Sept. 7, 1896, the daughter of 'wife, killed her and wounded eight da’S two brothers, Harry, 7, and vote to kill off a Senate filibuster Mias Kathleen Schaeffer other persons before taking his (Contimwd from Page One) ♦Kennedy arrives—at Gatwick and debate require* a vote o t two> on civil Mghts measures, although August D. and Mary Barms Omdt- VERNON—Miss Kathleen Viola Chester Jr., 12; two more of the near Birch Grove. Extraordinary third! of those present and votlnf, sen. wn life early today. gunman'a children, Mary Alice, he said he supports much of Ken Schaeffer, 20, of 115 Arnold St., Police said Willie B. Williams sent Macmillan with a compro security precautions hava been or R in a full Senate of lOO. There nedy’s program. This statement Mrs. Kerr had been associated Hartford, sister of Mrs. Howard 10, and William James, 11,' and mise on the projected nuclear taken by the Brltlah to prevent In are ' 45 non-Southem Democrats) for many years with the J. IVatson 8r. shot himself In the chest with Robert L. Walker, 1?, a neighbor. .SS SERVICES DIRECTORY has rekindled support for him in Wilson, Emily Dr., died yesterday Hie .12 gauge sawed-off shotgun fleet for the North Atlantic Treaty cidents. not enough to choke off a filibuster the South for the presidential Beach Insurahce Agency in Hart at her home. Police said all Involved were he used diuing his wild shooting Negroes. Organization. Kennedy throughout his M-hour without the support of at least 33 noihinatlon he says he is not yet ford and was treasurer and direc Other survivors are her parenU This Is an Issue on which stopover Is keephig out of public of the 58 Republicans. tor of the company. Five years spree. Mrs, Jones, who divorced Wil seeking. a brother and sister and maternal Killed moments before was Min the United States and Britain are sight—except for a Sunday morn ago, she moved to Ootuit where grandmother. liams in 1961, was sitting on a bed divided. It Is to be a main topic ing appearance at Maae In the she became a member of the real nie Joiies, 52. when felled. W W W E t n R The funeral will be held Monday Three of the wounded were chil in the talks between the two lead chapel of Our Lady of th« Fbrest MANCHESTER t r ib u t e to WATERMELON estate firm of Dudley and Kerr. Williams fled, police said, to an ers tonight and Sunday at Mac- near Macmlllan'a home. Ihe She is survived by a brother, at 8:^5 a.m., from the Ahern dren of their 30-year marriage. apartment two blocks away where HIGH GRADE Today in Washington Funeral Home, 180 Farmington Police said Williams shot Mr*. 'mlllan’s home. President le not risking any sort DILLEY, Tex. (AP) — Famous Clyde A. Cordtsen Sr. of Somers he had been living with Mr. and of involvement In British affairs AUTO PARTS Rd.; a nephew, Clyde A. Cordtsen Ave., Hartford, with a solemn high Jones and wounded the others af Mrs. Isaac Timmons.' Kennedy evidently is as keen as SEAFOOD for Its watermelons this town ter the door to Mrs. Jones’ apart- ever on the U.S. scheme for an at a time of rising political ten BROAD Sr, WASHINGTON (AP) — In the: ►NAACP line" In covering news of Jr., local dairyman; a niece. Miss “t St. LawTence Mrs. Timmons said Williams, sion in the country. n o CHOICE VARIETY boast* of having the only statue PRINTING news from Washington: racial incidents and civil rights. Marjorie M. Cordtsen of Ellington; °Too‘e Church, Hartford; at 9 mekt was opened to him by a son her uncle, burst into their apart armada of 25 ships, manned by to a watermelon anywhere in the Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Shortly before midnight. mixed NATO crews, each carry Macmillan himself Is in deep Always At Your Service For ' NOT SOLD: A Republican sen The charge by Sen. Strom Thur a great-nephew and two great- ment , shouting he’d just massa' political trouble with tome of his Quality state. The vividly painted statue JOB AND COMMERCIAL mond, D-8.C., ame Friday as Oo- nieces. Cemetery, Bloomfield; Reported in serious condition at cred His family. ing eight Polaris rockets. But he 0 MACHINE SHOP SERVICE show* a three-quarter section of PRINTING ator says he wasn’t convinced by lumbla Broadcasting * System Friends may call at the funeral a Phoenix hospital were WllUe B. realizes the wobbly British and own Conservative followera Join o EQUIPMENT Funeral services will be held Mrs. Timmons said she an;. The Whlte-Glbson Funeral found scattered on the ground out- emerged, they said, and Williams the complex legal, military, tech AJboi:U_Towii and RENTALS • For Auto Windnhleld* REPAIRS questioned In detail about what ment.” Home,’ 65 Prospect St.. Rockville, Visitors are requested not to aide the apartment. *waa‘ was found dead. nical and political aspects of the 858 BURNSIDE AVE. • Store Front* and the senator termed "the conflicts’’ Thurmond complained that the project. Eighth District firemen at 7;40 First In Manchester. New oars, w alzes of window* between Korth’s appr^sal of the is in charge of local arrangements. thin^ trio m®re EAST HARTFORD networks gave more publicity to The family has suggested that P*r If, later, London and Rome and this morning were called to 23o fuU osalntenance, fully insured • For Tablo Tops I f ktapl. rival designs and the appraisal of the killing of Negro integration Stlen^ fused to discuss the fat* of the Doming St. where a frayed elec friends who wwieh may make me Americans, Capt. Ben. W. Stutts of others decided positively to join to reduce your problems aad the uniformed military. leader Medgar W. Evers in Jack- morial contributions to the Cancer W orld News the Americans and West Germans trical wire was caualM sparks on 289-6333 OFEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. BEPAUtS ON- Mundt' is the senior GOP mem Patients Today; 245 Florence, Ala., and Capt. Charle- contact with the roof, ^ e officials worries. For full Informatiou son, Miss., than to the killing of a Society. In the scheme a lot of time would Power and Hand Tools RATURDAY 8 AAL to NOON GRILLS, BLECTRIO IRONS, ber of the Senate Investigations vdilte man during racial violence a d m it t e d y e s t e r d a y - Mrs ton A. Voltz of Frankfort, Mich. be saved. And Kennedy would be called the Hartford Electric Light can m subcommittee Investigating the The U.N. , command said they Painting and Decorating Tools TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, In Lexington, N.C. Miss Katherine King W Miller, 97 Ridge St.- Walter In B rief able to outline the enterprise to Co. and repairmen arrived to cor award oX the TFX—Tactical Fight BrMnard. East Hartford; Allan were making a routine border rect the situation. Oardgn and Land Tools VACUUM CLEANERS, SUnton replied that decisions on SOUTH WINDSOR — Miss Congress around January. Paul Dedge Pontiac Baby,; Household, Party J. A. WHITE HEATERg, FANS, er. Experimental—to General Dy what gets covered and what Kingsbury Ave.. Rock- check when they made a Later Kennedy and Macmillan namics Corp. over a- rival Ud by Katherine Leonora King. 82, of PANMUNJOM. South Korea navigational error and were INC. and Banquet Supplies SEWINO 5IACHINES doesn’t are based on news judg 659 Main St., died 'niursday at p i *’ Crane. 91 Baldwin (AP)—After six weeks of silence, will discuss with their ad'viaers 378 MAIN STREET Invalid Needs G U SS CO. the Boeing Oo., MiliUry boards ments, not "on the basis of color.” Rd., Mrs. ^ I lle Moran. 80 Broad forced down by Commimist some new ideas designed to break bad recommended the Boeing de Hartford Hospital. ' Communist North Korea has ad ground fire. North Korea Phone 649-2881 81 BlaseU St—TeL 649-7822 AHworfcguarantfnd ? However, he said that if news the old East-West deadlock on a sign but had been overruled by She was bom Jan. 20, 1881 in ton- V Coben, Elllng- mitted for the first time that two charged them with aggression. media were to be challenged on ton Velmore Gagne, 60 Broad St ; American helicopter pilots shot nuclear test ban. We Urge You. To Support the civilian chiefs of the Defense their new* judgment, he wondered South Windsor and -had lived in Mrs. Lois Glode, Vernon Ave. VIENNA, Austria (AP)—Seven Department. the town all of her life. down over Red territory May 17 young Czechs went on trial in W. Averell Harrimah, U.S. spe termites? The Lutz Junior Museum If It didn’t “raise grave questions V em ^- Jeremiah Squires, 82 Ox- are alive. cial ambassador, and Britain’s Think of Glass, Think of White Korth said In his testimony the about our freedom of news cover- Miss King was a member of Prague today charged with “en Custom Mads TFX as designed by General Dy First Congregational Church. Robinson. 43 Fos- A North Korean delegate told dangering the security of Afri Science Minister Lord Hallsham PONTIAC the U.N. command Friday the two will lead the new . approach to the DON WILLIS namics would be up to twice as She is survived by a brother, qt 19 Locust can and Asian students of Prague 8la*, **ven by ' a n d New* official* at American r!;iV Mikells, Vernon Rd., Americans have been arrested Russlains at another test-bam par automatically think of the J. A maneuverable as Boeing’s at ex Broadcasting Co. and the Mutual Olcott F. King of Ft. Lauderdale, wlton,- Robert Kaminsky, 49 Wil- University.” Window Govoriass *• the White Glass Co. is the „ treme altitudes and speeds and and detained as criminals. He ley In Moscow In mld-Julv. White Glass Co. of 81 Bissell St. placing of screen wire. It is so woadcastlng System also disputed F8a.; a -niece, Mrs. Deborah K. ard Rd.; WlIHam Burba.’Colches Prague Radio said the youths The encounter this weekend be Monehostar GARAGE vastly superior for two prime Walker of South Windsor; and said they were "In normal condi were arrested May 11 after they I Window Shade* Why? Because you know that only easy to put off these items until we TEMPEST ■raurmond’s allegations and ter Lynwood K. Elmore. 119 tion.” tween President and prime minis Rug Cloaning quaHty work is turned out, and 18 Main SL, Tei. 649-4531 Navy combat missions—defense stressed their aim of objectivity several grandnieces. ^ ^ k ^ o o d Circle: Wanda Hub- had attacked Negro students on e Vertical and Venetian. Blind* really need them and then it seems and beachhead support. A memorial service will be held But he warned U.N. officials to the streets in downtown Prague. ter ■will be a unique one in many this Is also attested by the fact as if everyone else was in the Officials of the National Broad KaUierine “stop repeating your fruitless at- I ways. Here's why: Compony Drapes and Hardware Auto Store Running Safety Program that they display the AID Service SALES and SERVICE A TAB FOR JAPAN? The Gen casting Co. withheld comment un- tomorrow at 2 p.m. at First Ck>n- NeUleton, .379 Bldwell St.; Mrs The ringleader of the group, same boat. Be wise, plan ahead Spncialiling In eral Accounting Office contends gregational Church with the Rev. ' tempts” to obtain their immedi Peter Tumar, was charged with I Organizers of a British ban-the- IS Hannaway St. emblem of the Pittsburg Plate and have the windows ^ e d now. ul they could study the senator's ate release. I bomb movement have arranged Glass Co. Identifying the White that Japan should be asked to re remark. William G. Lorimer officiating. Berzins, 120 Forest St.: Mrs. Ter- roughing up about 17 African or Del Knowles, Prop. FINDELL'S victor Mward DollaFera,^dragging? This will not happen With summer upon us, showers BRAKE SERVICE pay the United States for military Burial will be in Center Cemetery. North Korea had repeatedly re- Asian students. 1 for pickets to demonstrate when owners of Manchester Auto Parts, Glass Cto. as their Autoglass In can come up quickly and if you do Pau] D o d ge POTTERS ON THE JOB; A na- Ma Priskwaldo. 146 Bissell St • Call MS-0012 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST with a Monroe Load-Leveler, with stallation Dealer in this area. Only assistance costa of nearly a mil Uonwide strike of sleeping car There wjll be no calling hours. 270 Broad St., have inaugurated one of these installed you get a not have ventilators this means lion dollars a year. Joseph Tremano, 66 Pearl St • Ja- Phone M8-4865 dealers who give their customers Front End AKgnmtnf porters which had been scheduled ’The family suggests that friends wn Stanafleld, 91 Green Manor an Educational and Highway Safe con^fo^table, stabilized ride and shutting the windows every time Pontiac, Inc. The accounting office. In a re 3-DAY ty Program for the benefit of me the finest service, plus quality you leave the house. This will not to begin at. midnight Monday has ■who wish may make memorial Rd.; James Wlgren, 62 Agnes Dr • R>. A. PEARL, Prop. with today’s low cars ample clear workmanship, are selected by Pit 878 Main S t^ T el. 849-2881 OMinrol Rnpoir W otk port RHday, said the law auth been averted, at least tempo donations to Miss King’s church. ^ w e n c e Batz. Tolland; Mrs. May chanics, service men, etc. High ance la a must. Save money and happen If you have glass ventila orises the President to arrange rarily. < . SERVICE! on the list of safety features was tsburgh Plate Glass Co. Any one tors in the windows. They are The Newkirk and Whitney Fu ^ te r. 6 Gerard St.; Mrs. Elizabeth enjoy exjtra stability on curves. Im taking his car here for work can with nations receiving military as A National Mediation Board neral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., —^ also — one held May 27 at the V.F.W. proves steering and also lengthen ‘hey let in light and air but sistance for reimbursement for MacDonald, 25 Avondale Rd do so with the utmost confidence. not the rain. Just take the Bast Hartford, is in charge of ADMITTED TODAY: EMward Home which pointed out the Im the life of your car with a Monroe the cost of pay and other benefits 1* ^thdrawlng its strike '“ order ‘on anungements. FURNITUBB OLEANmG portance of ôck absorbers and Load-iLeveler. Insurance companies also ‘author measurements to the White Glass CUNLIFFE received, by U.S. personnel on Tomaso, 115 Irving St CAMPING ize work to be done at the White Cto. and they will cut them for you TGURAINE pending action by President Ken b ir t h s YESTEStDAY: A load levelers. A representative of • On May 20 a Highway Safety military assistance duty. nedy under the Railway Labor Mrs. Sophie C. Carlson the Monroe-Matlc Shock Absorb Brake Clinic for mechanics only Gla^ Co. and you know how rigid If you prefer they will measure MOTOR SALES . But the report included a reply Act. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter EQUIPMENT thedr standards are and they see to y w r windows and inatall the ven- Mrs. Sophie C. Carlson of Milo Gustafson, East Hartford; a son Whyyour ers was there to illustrate their was held at the VFW Home where it that these standards are main EXPERT AUTO BODY and PAINTS the Defense Department tllatore. Many handymen not only The procedure calls for the Maine, died suddenly yesterday Oleksin- Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, value in preventing accidents, also PoUce Oilef James M. Reardon In FENDER REPAOW that coUectiem of such costs would Resident to name an emergenev while visiting at the home of her troduced Fred Winters, representa tained. Archie Larochelle arid install the ventilators but install be "unauthorized and unprece skl, 655 W. Midflle Tpke.; a daugh Air Mattresses, Stoves to answer questions and explain Joseph White, owners of the busi tob enôeures and glass shower For Inst Rnsnltt dented." board to investigate the dispute daughter, Mrs. Willard G. West ter to Mr. and Mrs. David Bush- Lanterns the reason why Monroe stands for tive of Ammeo Mfg. Co. of Chicago ENAMEL and LACQUER gate, 448 W. Middle Tpke., Apt. 13. who gave a complete brake-shop ness, have always maintained the ^ lls. These are such time savers, THURMOND-NEW8: The broad and make recommendations. This nell, Clark Rd., Bolton; twins a T u R n p i K E quality and dependability; In fact high standards set by these com they keep all the splashes from the REFINISHINOS JJ°'^^yPO*tpone a walkout at least Mrs. Carlson was bom Nov. 12, son and daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. MANCHESTER Monroe Is the world’s largest demonstration, including movies, casting networks have disputed a 1887, In Sweden. slides and a lecture. A bralce drum panies and take pride that their floor and your bathroom takes so REASONABLE PRICES Southern senator's allegation that J. Robert Erickson, 194 Eldridge AUTO BODY SURPLUS SALES CO. builder of ride control products. company is so highly rated. much less time to clean. Estimates FREE ESTIMATES PAUL'S they appear to be “following the At issue are wages, working Other survivors are three daugh St.; a son to Dr. and Mrs. Robert turning lathe showed how scored hours and job stabilization. ^ ters of Miami and Naperville, Fla Stanton, 23 Bmce Rd. 169 N. MAIN ST. Few ]>eople realize that worn drums could be turned, smoothed, How about the condition of the cheerfully and there is no PAINT SUPPLY and Overland Park, Kan,; a son at Depot Sqoare shocks are a potential hazard. The removing the scori’ng and scratch windshield in your car. is it crazed obUgaUon. If you wish to have BT. 88—VERNON, CONN, b ir t h s t o d a y : A s.tS6e TOKYO (AP)—JapMeae po SIKORSKY GETS CONTRACT come from the Hotel Blltmore, NEW HARTFORD (AP)—Five- lice swooped dovm on organized Ihc yond the amount of inter free. 20 BISSELL ST. year-old Ernest Ellis w m killed to Ward, she testified. She added 1:® Review WOODCOCK Tremano Injured Phone 643-9149 which It owns jointly with that her meetings with Eylan oft i®rry Blahop gangster* today In the biggest WASHINGTON (AP)_A 513.5 years? The place to put New York Central. lEtst night in an accident on R t REfRIGERAUON CO. raid ever couducted In this coun — ______The Reid family est you collect. 44 near his home. en occurred when Ward said he s ’™ Review niillion contract has been award Hydrmmatlo Transmission Income from the hotel was not was short of money. ?;* Raynor Shinee As Scooter Flips try. The move, police said, was ed by the Army to Sikorsky Air Without B strong, free them: U.S. Savings State police said Mrs. Catherine 1:00 News. Sign Off Ostrmsky Repairing being fairly distributed between But "I never considered myself In part to keep mountain resorts Card of Thanks craft of Stratford. Conn., for si.\ Take U.S. Savings All Work Guaranteed CUSTOM MADE the two Unes,.the New Haven con Ellis, 30, was driving the family l:00N ew , DEALER IN WASTE A 27-year-old driver' of a motor ■*8 beaches free from hood America, that home Bonds, issued and guar car when she lost control of the a prostitute or a caU girl,” she twin-engined CH54A turbine heli CANVAS AWNINOS tended and was igiheld by the New said. “Stephen said that you have MATERIALS Mooter is Jn critical condition at lums during the summer holli' » to thank all of our n.irhbor. copters. The award was an- Bonds, for example. Texaco Lubrication Service Ytork State Court of Appeals. vehicle and it flipped over. MANCHESTER Manchester Memorial Hospital to- days. A police spokesman said I';!.?'*", relative, for the*,S^„y you’re saving for would Mrs. Ellis was apparently being to have the mentalUy of a prosti> In^ kindness and sympathy shoirn nounced yesterday by the Army, anteed by the United The government petition alao tute, which I didn’t have, and it iiaRS'enifoT^"- . day after his scooter tipped over 8j827 officers had fanned out bereavem ent.^ We es- which plana to uae the heavy*duty We Give Green Stamps asked that the New York law g;lven a driving lesson by her hus M e m o r i a l c o . on Union St. yesterday afternoon. “ rough the major cities and Vi/' those who sent the While this investment offer little comfort. Trav- band, Daniel, 30, state police said. was not quite so wrong just once RAGS, IRON " developing greater mo States Government. firm of Sullivan A Cromwell be or twice Bleeping with a man and Keyboard Rhythm* Oppoalto Enat Oemetefy Joseph ’Tremano. 65 Pearl St. arrested 1,464 members of what ^ Oscars.'”'* 'oined the bility in combat areas. The CH54A excluded from receiving any of Injured in the crash were Mr. 7:15 CArears mffered head injuries. TTie acci are known as "violent groups.” hM a lifting capacity of about does pay a substan e l would and Mrs. Ellis and their two sur having some money from him; a 7:9u Monitor SCRAP METAL Mrs. Newton R. Taggart and sons the money. The firm represented man I knew and liked.” dent occurred about 4:50 p.m. nine tons of carg;o. n viving children, Daniel Jr., 7, and QiKdity ManioHak According to poUce, ’Tremano tial rate of interest, it hold little USSR the New Havdn and was credited Catherine, 2. Christine declared she had uiooSiV®” by the railroad trustees with ob never had sexual relations irith Over SO Years Experlenoo' and PAPER WM traveling north on Union St pays off in another way fun. W ith Suburbia taining the judgment against the Ward. “ioo when the scooter tipped- over. Wit Centiml. BODY, FOUND IN LAKE 781 PARKER ST. n e s s told police that the vehicle "We were like brother and sla l:to Robblh Coll 649-58D7 as well. The money out freedom, The government based its claJih WmSTED (AP) — The body 1:3? Mete ve. Phile TeL 848-5715 or U S ’ S i n had nearly tipped over twice be Today" on its payment of notes owed by of a Oolumbua, Ohio hospital pur ter. My life really used'to revolve 6:(X> Radio T onl^t A. A IM E m , Prop. fore the accident occurred. THE MAGAZINE OF around Stephen,” she testified. 7:80 Dance Party you put into Bonds for there’d be the railroad to the Cîase Man chasing agent was recovered today ,3:13 Mote ve. K ratee .. Patrolman Kenneth Barker la in PLEASANT PLACES SEE US FOR hattan Bank. The notes ware In Highland Leke about eight Among the things he asked her Harrioon St., Manchester «viM*i H*a iiin* tm vestigating. • Almninum Boll Up AivniiijB hours after his canoe overturned to do, she related, was to bring little futime A MONTHItiP FEATURE OF paid In October, 1961. home ^ i s who had taken his y o u r HOMETOWN DAILY • Venetian Blinds In a rain storm. m u k d e k s u s p e c t e d • Storm Doors fancy. Christine said she even l:0OJbe.CiJ?h™’' - “ ‘' in saving at IIP': -ii8i NEWSPAPER The drowning vloUm was Donald 6:00 Bin Hulthes HABTFOKO (AP) _ The • Combination Window* Pomfret Marks Birthday E. Ck>bum, 43, of 130 Falliaa Rd., took a job as a model, in order 12:00 Girard w ^-oovered body of a North ' ■ FJIIII to meet girls that Waril would all. Manchostar Awning v.o. POMFREJT (AP)—Pomfret cele and employed by Lima Memorial like. WATKINS-WEST Mid woman was found M her Urnirlyrflfrr Hospital, Oolumbua. 195 WEST CENTER ST. brated Its 250tk Birth(Cay today Miss Rice-Davies, in black coat, 1:10 C B S -Ifh New Bxiiart at 9 Florence St today. with all the traditional hoopla—pa Coburn’s wife and hla brother- l:Ib Showcase of Music OALL PWloe s ^ she may have hem 1E»rtttn3 IfrraU] Telephone 649-8091 floweiy hat and white gloves, FUNERAL While you EatobUshed 1949 rade, baseball game, barbecue, in-law, W. Vernon Favey of Wln- 2:00 Yankees vs. Red Sox M odeled. The victim was Iden- block dance and fireworks. ated, survived. Mrs. Cobum swam rocked the court when she said 6:00 Showcase and News 643-6563 WUUams, about she had been intimate with 66- DBS—European Diary SERVICE • FAOKWra SO. She was found la her bed are saving _ The small Eastern Connecticut several hundred feet to shore. year-old Viscount Astor. The name 6:66 R e Sports Tima You get more flutn money from tovm was originally settled In 1686, Favey was found cUngiing to a 7:00 OBS News •t 8:50 a.m., by W llUeltBroIS BLUEBERRY SUNDAE Savings Bonds. That’s why Amer moored boat. ' of the viscount, son of Amerlcan- ,7:10 Showcase and N e w s ORMAND J. WEST •**®0®*I*®t of another apart- for the fu- but was not named and Incoruo- bom Lady Nancy Astor, cropped 13:15 Stan Off icana are buying billion worth ratiMl until 1713. up casually when Mandy was NLRB HEARIN08 RECESSED Director poUce he went to the vic- a year and holding thmn an aver ture, why The name is a more or less asked If she had been Intimate bta a apartment to borrow a bar age of 7 years! phonetic rendition of Pontefract, a HARTTORD (AP)—The Na with any men a t Ward’s apart Hyacinths Jam Dam 142 E. CENTER 8T. Luscious, fresh, plump Blueberries over not put your town In Yorkshire, England. tional Labor Relations Board ment. fresh Blueberry Ice Cream . . . with a Pomfrefs population is about heartogs on charges of unfair la The 18-year-old dlmpled^BT* • ■■ Capa Town.—South African Gov- Manohenter’a OMeot MoneliMttr Moving 2,200 less than it was In 1732, when bor practices at plants of United s^d she met Ward through 6mme]it workers are clearing swirl of whipped cream and topped with the first census counted 2,566 In Aircraft Corp in Connecticut has dam-choking water hyacinths from With Flneot FaelBtieo and Trucking Co, habitants. Keeler. Visits to his apartment and 100 ml] a cherry. Enjoy one over the weekend! Buy an EXTRA Bond during the Freedom Bond Drive You Rime Rm )ob. . . wr hivi juti Uw riiM Du Pont been recessed until .Aug. 20. The ■a cottage he rented on Lord Aa- nllea.ctf fthe '■Vaal ' River. testimony heard by trial examiner Pikit lor it . . Ir colors to rnitch inytlMRl Hwt i OMWIt' Dairy farming and the culUva- tor’s estate followed and they BOTH NOW! quRstion on color?. . . what to iM?. . . how to do it? “C** *PPl® and peach orchards Lee J. Best yesterday-capped two HER BATTING AVERAGE STORES were Intimate. CAU NS (or ispirt help on your next piimini job. are Pomfret’s leading industrtea weeks of hearings. The charges O ^ E N Keep freedom in your futiTre with stem from the settlement of the Open STAMPS Fined in Tax Case UAC Strike of 1960. a frequent visitor. 20U1 reunion one woman aroaând Ward, she testified, suggested said of her past: "I havefbeen &lJ(du>son PAINT CQ l^ T F O R D (AP) - Dr. AHm CONTRACTS AWARDED married twice, divorced 'twice, F. Jackson, 66, of Hartford, for- they should get married. IT'S THE 723 MAIM OT., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 BOSTON (AP)—The Army an ‘Jle always said he didn’t have and, I have two lovely daughters. ' NONDAYS m w ebairman of the State Civil nounced yesterday It has awarded The history of my life since grad Wgtrtn CammtaBlon, has been fined f , T ”®y “ W he BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK armament contracts totaling $2.5 had loto of friends. He . mentioned uation seems to be 2 runs, 2 hits ALL YEAR! 53,000 on three counts of Income million to two Connecticut Arms. and 2 misses.” ^ evaelon. He was found guilty I-ord Astor and said:“ We have BERRIES! -•r> U.S. SAVINGS BONDS The Weatcheater-Weatem division always got BUI who can help u*.'» June U of failure to pay 54,700 In of Olln Mathleson Chemical Corp. ‘FINE ITALIAN HAND’ FJURWilY Routes 8 and 44A—Manchester, Conn. prosecutor Mervyn • The present system of punctua iSS*..-®** received from In New Haven won a contract, for Grifflth-Jonea U any other names 1' PAINTS 1067 through 1966. Hie govern ■51,372,000 for continued produc tion as a means of dividing writ ment charged that during that pe rent? Rlce-Davles tion of 7.82 millimeter cartridges repltod that the only two men ten language into section^ by var iManrlfratrr Enwting 1|rralii riod he excluded from his toported for the M14 rifle and M60 machine ious symbols was developed, with Income more than $26,000 In pay Ward mentioned were Lord Astor g w . Scovili Manufacturlrig Co. of and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. subsequent variations, from a sys- ments from lawyers for,, treating Waterbury received a 51,155,600 tern employed by ari Italian schol- look for tlio goldoi irckos... 0 pemms involved in accidents. In . he suggested marriaga a r luid printelr, fidua Manutius, Advertise in The Herald—It Pays contract for continued bomb pro he ^ d M t hla friends and MU 45 WEST CENTER STREH paaalng oentonce yeeterday, U,S. duction. ‘ in the late 16t)i and early 16th woula he5> us," ^ 5 teatlfled; centurifa.' ...... SILVKkjJkNE ncTiNsicm \. '■I

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONM SATURDAY, JUNE 39, 1968 PAGE N D f l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 FA gB JB K g T BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB THE LITTLE SPORTS r M)CHACLKA.«\ EfTART A THUMDCRÎi FLOWN TH’ 6 ir ls m a d . now th at Herald Angle Pearson Selected as All-Star Starter 4tDHAA BRCWINEM fOOfJBUT-W* AM RID OFTHAT MOOR 6KUU..M9Uf 5PHSRE, IM PB CHARMER IN TfclW, ' USpaakw Poll Unknown to Birdie AMO Q oisr/, USHtfer IS Abo S t i l l E l u d e s ISAnnad flaat XlSpoU Believe what you want. Hitting .313 U 'A fe 33 Give _ . Biggest Thumper with Twins J8King o f UtemY ___ BUGGS BUNNY ITH toie According to the current iaaue of Sport magazine, a eon* E a r l y W y n n U Hindu mootti fidential poll of all 10 American Lrague managers have aORotf Has WAI^ UP.SVLVESTERl REMEMBER ...TH' sE“^S S S ‘"~ 8 S » come up with the following nine players as the best lit their This Season NEW YORK (AP)—It’sf f nesota for parts of the past three ^ A. i r < ZSEmiiMt YER GONNA SIT UP QUICKER WE GET dTd&bad'alM respective positions. '' seasons, pitched his first complete CHICAGO (AP) — Ancient . 2SRanlo«e S K s a B T " « S 3 T“ been an uphill struggle for major league g;ame in the opener FRONT WHERE 1 C'N BACK T' CAMP,TH' 34Qaary 48Atli>eip1wie r m t B« m — Jim OmtOe, BaM* NEW YORK (AP)~Little Hannon Killebrew and the Eariy Wynn, whose queet tor NQWONPEg SOONER WE EATl 96 Abie'* |M a Surer llaoUng. Also, sines W s with a nine-hitter. Jim Kaat won SITIN ' SOTIPEa- KEEP AN EVBONYA! r r- m ore. , new rubber material adheres to Albie Pearaon, a three-time Minnesota Twins. But now his so o th victory is becoming 37 Terminal I” 1r r~ r r Second Base — Bobby Rlohard* the second game but needed re an agonizing crusade, had no TWET LATV FEUNE'S SSFaittnar a cinder base, oonstniotion time loser in the major leagues be the, once - slumping slugger lief from Bill Dailey, making his NOT PAOOUN'i MNFT? 39 Reply (abj ■oa. New York. Is reduced ahnoat 00 per cent oom beef after his fifth try'to oradh nr IT 1 Sbortatop — Lola Aparido, Baltt- cause of his anemic build and ninth appearance in the lart 13 the m agic p it c h i n g cirrte MGreak lettar pored to nonmal track bulking and the American League ays. 31 Oirl'i name re” m ore. batting average, was named llennant chasers are in atride failed Friday night. SSPntUes IT" - tsohnlquea. Third Baae — Frank Malione, starting center helder on the —and climbing. Aa a matter, of facL Cleve aeindtan waltfila Boaton. Based on a rvfcber sompound RED SOX-YANKS— land’s 48-year-old Wynn left STPamela’a [T" 1 American League All-Star with Killebrew supplying much LefWeld — Tom Treab, New devskipsd by Naugatuck Chemical Frank Malzone delivered Bos E team today. of the muscle the Tvrtns ran their ton’s winning run against the a fter six InnlngB and a fiv e- 8T York. dlvlJlcn of United StatM Rubber hit pitching stint against the 38 Feminine nanm do., the track is dust-free and The 5-foot-SVi Los Angeles lead- winning streak to six game.s Fri Yanks on an infield hit with two 40 Light brbem OentarBeld — Mtokey Mantle, o ff batter, who is batting .SIS and day night, crushing the Washing Chicago White Sox more or 41 Fourth AtiMen jr t New Y ork. weatherproof to the pdat where out in the eighth following a walk 1 lacing hia league In rune scared, ton Senators In a doubleheader and Carl Ya.strzemskl’.s single. leas (rf U a own ncoord. And, caliph Blghtfleld — AI Kallne, Detroit a win resist damage caused ty ALBIE PEABSQl^ 43 Anatomical IT oined a field of such diamond 11-4 and JO-8. Red Sox relief ace Dick Radatz It turned out, he was token off Oatcher — EUton Howard, New oontractlon or expansion due to J the hook—the Indiana rallied HE CALM BEFORE dnct sr cEinate oondlUona. giants as Willie Mays, AI Kallne KlUebrew belted his 17th homer, was the winner for a 7-1 record. THE STORM* 43 Papal eapaa Y orii. and Henry Aaron fo r the S4th an Yastrzemski had gotten the first In the ninth for a 4-3 victory. jgx 46ChaTactalatlea Pitcher — Steve Barber, Baltt* Athletes have been oompeitlng Top Two ^'inishers two doubles and three singles and Wynn, who returned to thn eoMeafOTlng !TS’ M for 78 yean on cinder and asphalt nual All-Star game to be played hatted across five runs as he hit off Downing, a single with one ■ m ore. in Cleveland Jidy 9. out in the seventh. Then the Red baseball wars In tribe wrar- devioet Laat week while In Boaton'a Fen tracim which often suffer weather raised his average to,., .280—his palnt June 21, had a great BY V. T. HAMLIN 80 Evening party damage and force postponement The American League, which For Each Position high point of the year.' And the Sox quickly chased the young ALLY OOP 81 AmpbHhmtar way Park I talked with Birdie Teb- divided two games with the Na southpaw with a three-run rally. duel going for six Innings with Htt betta, Cleveland Manager, about o r oaaoeltation o f ewenite. The rub Twins advanced to within 1% 22-year-oId Dave Debussche*^ 82 Vary stupid BT berized tradk can be used year- tional last year, m aintains a 17-16 games of the league lead—the Elston Howard homered In the THArS RISHT. the jx d l. NEW YORK (AJP)—First and seeking his first major leûe DMrmsOUITE )fROM A1»nH r-;A— CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER DOWN round despite oUmate oondlriona. over-all advantage. One game end closest they’ve been to the top last of the seventh for a 8-8 tie. AN ADVENTURE / CENTURY / ^ ANP WE'RE / WEU.,1ISU E SS C" “l^ t poU?,“ he aaked. second pJaoe finishers In the vot • • • victory. PROUPOF THATNMAKES IT 1 Change Also, a makss txack marldngB ed in a tie. The leagues return ing for major league AU-fitar since the opening week of the sea TOU HAD FCR 1 BUM TO A / ACHIEVEMENT I SLooked aikann The releaaa from the magaslne, WyiMi, yielding to pinch bat 'tDURSELF.OOPiy THRONE IN / ROR A BONE- vfTYi I d/y^f I IIUAUII tr SA znoc^ vUrilbto. to the one-gam e plain this year haiâll/ game to be played at son. INDIAN8-WHITE SOX— 3 Native which had arrived the prevloua after a four-year double All-Star ter In the seventh and trail s o t W EEKS! ASE CAVEMAN Athtotes Who tasted the track In Clevdi^ July 9, wtth votes re In other AL actiem— ’The 43-year-old Wynn left after dLettuoa ST n day, waa outlined. period. six Innings at Chicago with Cleve ing 3-2, explained: “For five • Before “Who picket It?,’’ TebbetU con trial events dalm they oen feel ceived: Boston’s surprising Red Sox, innings, I had good stuff and •biapilff (kU the added bounce provided by the Shortstop Dick Oroat of St. Lou NA'nONAL LEAGUE land behind 3-2, but the Indians A tinued. is with 388 votes and right fielder held hltlesB by Al Downing for six pulled It out with two runs hi the was getting the boll across the Told that M managers did, ha mbberizlng oompound. The track SXmt Base — BUI WhlU, St. innings, pushed across three runs HARMON KlLLEBREfiV svay I wanted. Then, I started Al Kallne o f D etroit with 236, Louis, 230; Orlando Cepeda, San ninth against Jim Brosnam. Ted m rep lied : already bas been credited wkfa In the seventh and scored the getting tired and told Birdie helping set a new 8t Lcuie pub were the leading vote getters In ^ a n d s o o , 36. percentage jxiints ahead of file Abernathy was the winning pitch “It's a dammed lie. No one has a poU of their fellow players clincher in the eighth fo r a 4-8 er. Tebbetts, and he took me ouL even aaked me. Some cock.eyed lic h l^ school stadium track and Second Base — BtH Miazeroskl, triumph over New York’s first- White Sox and the Red Sox with * • • which produced seven repeatera a three-point edge on the Twins. “Fm gradually working Into New York writer muat have field high Jump record of six feet, Pittsburgh, 227; Ken Hubhs, C9il- place Yankees. from last year's squads and i>6 oago, 14. • • • ANGELS-’nOERS— shape where I can pitch with dreamed It up." four IndMs compared to the previ real surprises. / Early Wynn of Cleveland failed The Angels handed the Tigers only four or five days rest Third Base —. Ken Boyer, St. TW1N8-8ENATORS— ? P.8. The Sport atory did carry a ous mark of five feet, eleven tatoh- Two players, first basemanôe Louis, 186; Ron Santo, OhioeLgo, 52. again in an effort to win his 300th, their fifth straight loss in their and be ready whenever Blrdtte BY J. R. WHiLIAMI byline, and It by a New*York Pepitone of the New York /Yan but the Indians shaded the Chi Killebrew, out of the lineup lor opener, striking for three runs In wants me to go. T OUT OUR WAY baseball writer. 'Ihe rubber ooebpouad increases Shortstop — D ic k Groat, St. three weeks early this season with kees and shortstop ZoUo Ve^willes cago White Sox 4-3 wlUi Willie the first befoi'e a man was out. “I thought I did pretty good, "Where did tbay have my the resiliency and durahlUty of Louis, 236; Maury WlUs, Loe An a knee Injury suffered In spring of the Minnesota Twine, were geles, 25. Kirkland’s squeeze bunt in the But In the second game, trailing although I didn’t have the NOW CUT-THAT OUT/ rated7", ttre Ihdian\fleld DO0K oonventlonal outdoor track sur named for the first time.. ninth inning sending in the decid training, has been on a bit of a 8-1 going Into the sixth, the ’Ti stuff here I had a week ago > mi w NIA. W. TJA !•» lU. QW 1 I'M NOTOOtMaiOLBT &SlC6d« * faces and reduces maintenance Leift Field—Tommy Davis, Los tear the past two weeks—ând so VOU TRICK HER OUT WV The starting line-ups, /Exclusive Angeles, 14J; Frank RCbkison, ing run. gers exploded. Colavito got the In my first crack with Cleve Not reoaUlng the posltloinn, from costs required by weather dam of pitchers, and th^ players’ Leon Wagner clubbed two hom has Minnesota. The Twins have big hit, his second homer of the land against the Sox." Wynn THE BWCTHBOOM JU S T OM to 10, I noddM that 1 didn't age. Cincinnati, 82., won 10 o f 18 In that span and BY AL VERMEER BECAUSE VOU’Re-IOO v o te s: / Center Field—WlUle Mays, San ers and two singles, driving In game with two on. Gates Brown, lost to Chicago 2-0 a week PRISCILLA’S POP LAXY t o E B T 0PAM17 k n o w ., Because tbs ruibher substance NATIONAL LIhlOUE four runs, as the Los Angeles An Hammerin’ Harmon has collected who had walked leading off the before on Ron Hansen’s two- ‘‘Those confidential podia are for can be Incorporated in a hot as- iFrancisoo, 186; Vada Pbison, Cin 22 hits in 81 at bats, with seven a S T IN T H E R E b e Bill White, St. Louts, first base, cinnati, 82. gels won their doubleheader over liming, smacked a three-run dou run home run In the ninth at | « 0 I S E N T IT OUT „ A M D NOW ISN'T f o r e s h e 00 1 5 / the Urda,” this Btrdte cbliped. homers and 13 runs batted in— phslt-ccnorete mix and applied by 220; BUI M azeroskl, Pittsburgh, Right Field—Hank Aaron, Mil Detroit 8-3, but the Tigers pulled ble. Cleveland. BE OILED AMD , CUTTINi^ THE . rr, DEAR *T Should know, for soon after I oonventlonal asphalt paving equip second base, 227; Ken Boyer, St. out the second gam e 8-3 vrith a boosting his average from .225 to Wynn said he doesn't care jSMARPENED- G R A S S IS A was traded to the Boston Red Box waukee, 230; Roberto Clemente, .280. _ ri HAD A LOT T ment, many coHeges and untversl' Louis, third hose, 188; Dick Groat, Plttobuigh, 22. ■ seven-run outburst in the eighth ORIOLBS-A’s— if he gets No. 300 against the J3F TROUBLE >N1TH PLEASURE! a magaslne guy came to me and ties wUl rind track building ooeU St. Louis, shorts^p, 288; Tommy inning highlighted by Rock Osla- He had plenty of support as the Barber. 12-6 for the season and W hite Sox, who released htan said he wanted a oonflden^ re C atcher—iEd Bailey, San Fran- M V LA'W N, lowered, the U.8. Rubber people Davis, Los Angeles, left field, 141; dsoo, 129; John Edwards, Clncin- vlto’s homer. Twins made It seven straight over 11-1 against the A ’s In his career, last fall after five seastms and ■ MOWEBU port on aU the battem’ weaknesaes soy. Willie Mays, San Francisco, cen' And Russ Snyder’s ninth inning the Senators with a 24-hit barrage. turned in his first complete game gave him an miMiocessfal trial In the American League. He of naiU, 82. At the fit. Louis, Mo., Public teri field, 16iS; /Henry Aaron, Mil AMERICAN LEAGUE homer gave Baltimore a 2-1 de Jim Hall had four hits, Including since May 18th with a six-hitter. tois spring. fered me 1800 and that wqg Ug Setaool Stadium, where the AJL.U. waukee, right, field, 280; Ed Bai cision over Kansas City and made two triples, while Earl Battey, Vic The Orioles had stranded 11 run “ In fa ct, I would Jnnt as money In those days. I accepted First Base—Joe Pepitone, New champlnshipe were held, 860 tons ley, San FYanclsco, catcher, 129. Steve Barber the League's first Wertz and John Goryl all ners In blowing several scoring soon get No. 800 against the V_ and gave my personal run-down on York, 113; Dick Stuairt, Boston, 62. of rubber - Rspbalt - cnudied-stone AMEIUOAN LEAGUE Second Base—Nelson Fox, Chi 12^m e winner. hom ered. chances before Snyder’s game Yankees and knock them oat the hatting weaknesses of every Jot) Pepitone, New York, first Irae results left the Yanks seven Bill Plels, who’s been with Min- winning shot In the ninth. player in Qie league eKoept those mix were applied to a one-quarter cago, 1*1; Bobby Rkdiardson, New of first place with the White mile track fonn In one day. The buw/112; Nellie Fox, Chicago Y ork, 66. Sox taking over,” he said. on my own team. I listed the Bos second base, 141; Frank Malzone ton players but put down their material was batched previously In Thhrd Base — Frank Malzone, “I'D say one thing. JVliea I Boston, tliird base, 184; Zollo Ver- Boston, 164; Brooks Robinson, Bal get No. 300, I’m going to get strong points." an aaphalt-hiot-mix plant, trucked saUes Minnesota, shortstop, 188; Aooordlng to the Sport poll, to the stadium, and laid down with timore, 67. toe winning ball and carry it Leon Wagner, Loe Angeles, left Shoirtstop—Zollo VersaiUes, Min aroinid in my pocket a oo^ e none of the managers who psctlcl- ordinary rood paving equipment. field, 169; Albie Pearson, Los vV.. '*'• patod evaluated Ms own players. A ton-tm tandem roller compress nesota,' 813; Luis Apanalclo, Bal of days before I have It gold- ues, center fleld, 104; Al Kallhe Sun in Same Position plated or 'sometoing." timore, 46. Besides naming the league leaders ed the oomposltian to a one-and- SetaYiit, right field, 226; E arl Bat' Left Fleild—Leon Wagner, the managers rsitod regular play a-half In^ thickneas. tey, M innesota, catcher, 198. 6 - 2 f ers on each of the JO American Angeles, 169; Carl Yi awnhim,fcc.m■ ■ r Mickey Mantle, the Yankees' Boston, 51. DONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL I/eegue teams ait every position. ailing slugger, drew 131 votes, 27 “ Now that you have overridden your wife and eettied IBalttoore and New Torlt dom Mormon Battery Center Field—^x-Mlckey more than Pearson for the center New York, 13il; Albie Pearson, Los HOW DOVBO OH, B oy - ^ on the type and amount of life insurance you need, inated the Muad, gaining eight of When Ron Brand, 3S-year-old field spot, but Albie also drew 90 For Southpaw Spahn Angeles, 104. THAT'5 HANPy how are you fixed for hospitalization?" the’ nine berths, four places each. catcher recently recalled by Pitta- alternate votes. This was a provi UKETHISHAMPY Al Kallne of the Tlgeia was the I^ h t F1did^-Al Kalkie, Deiirodt, WHVMOTHaf OgTORW M.TgtfVi burgh, la behind the plate, and Ver sion stipulated by poller Frank 226; Bdb ABison, Minnesota, 25. LITTLE GUN, SSS&I lone outsider who broke into the Sloouip of the coihmisalonsr’s of BOHHtE? non Law la pitching, a noteworthy Catolhei^—E arl B attey, M inneso N E W Y O R K (AP)— Wlllle McCovey In the eighth^fly and Julian Javier extended his select group. baseball "firat’' wUl be added to fice In the event Mantle was not Inning to defeat Cincinnati 7-8. hitting streak to 11 games with AMERICAN LEAGUE 'lay : n the twilight of his career. place by edging Philadelphia 4-3 It easy tor Bob Gibson, who because of foot Injury and C hicago ...... 44 SI J587 — sidded as a parting shot. lations department, the articulate wUl not he available for the All- Now 42, the ageless left-hander on Ron Santo’s 11th inning homer brought his record to 7-3 with Meanwhile, the Sport poU was Pearson has been designated as Boston ...... 40 80 JI71 IVi anyw ay, TM MUCH youngster from Los Angeles wrote: Star game, Pearson was official starting center fielder. of the Milwaukee Braves brought and Pittsburgh used Bill irirdon’s six-hitter. Dick Drott, 2-6, took the M innesota ...... 42 S2 JS68 TOOBUSYTOACTA* Inbecestlng reading and controver "One interesting aspect of my ly named the starting center field back memories of his early days two-run homer as the key blow loss. H HEFERR IN POMTLEa sial, which he]pa sSU magazines. devekuid ...... 88 35 .521 6 life is that I am an ordained Elder er. Friday night when he retteed 19 In a 3-1 triumph over the New • • Los .Angeles ...40 88 JUS 5)4 ARSUMEN1S * s In the Church of J.esus Christ 'of Eleven clubs, six in the Ameri U lS TH IS t . men in order and wound up with Y ork Mets. GIANTS-RED8— Battbnore ....89 87 JUS 5)4 Latter Day Saints (Mormon). I’ve can, were represented on the a three-hitter and the 838th rtetory • * • New Type Track starting squads. The Cards led Sports Viewing Vada Pinson got the first hit off KauM S OM7 ...88 88 .465 9 always wanted to combine with o f his career in a 1-0 triumph over BRAVES-DODGERS— Marichal, a two-run homer with Detroit ...... 28 44 .380 14)4 kS ' i^5» A new Tuhberlzed oomposLUon Vernon La w as baseball’s only (to with three members, Infielders the Dodgers at Los Angeles. Beside? Gilliam’s single, the two out In the sixth. Pinson's Washington .. .28 55 .295 22)4 track w as In use a t the TSth my knowledge) ‘Mormon battery'." White, Groat and Boyer, the G1 SATURDAY With a brilliant performance In only other hits off Spahn were an annual Amateur Athletic Ikolon 1:55—Yankees vs. Bed Sox elthth inning single—the Reds only Friday’s Results MrSaac^ STiktttalC, 1 Other Interesting ancedotes re ants with Mays and BaUey, the which he did not allow a hit imtil eighth-inning single by Frank How T rack and EleOd OhBmploiHM.pa lated by the young receiver are Twins with Versalles and Battey Channel 80, 8 other hit—chased Marichal and an Mhmeaote U-10, Washhigton Jim Gilliam bounced a single past ard and Maury Wills’ single In the error by winning pitcher Billy 4-8. last weekend In St, Louis. that his mother played softball for and the Angels with Wagner and 5 pjn.—Cleveland Open third base writh one out In the ninth. The Brave? got the game’s The expertmen't^ track, ap many years and was a catcher Pearson, had two each. Channel 8 Hoeft endabled the Reds to tie it Los Angeles 8-8, Detroit 8-8L seventh, Spahn brought his 1983 lone run o ff Don Drysdale, 9-9, In 3-3. H iller, M ays and M cCovey Boston 4, New 'York 8. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NE a i . proved by ths a A.U., could be (naturally) and that his firstborn Mays Davis, Groat, Boyer, 5 pjn.—WJde World of Sports record to U-8. the first inning on a single by Lee son first saw the light of day on the Mazeroskl, Wagner and Battey Channel then .took over against Al Worth Baltimore 2, Kansas City L instrumental In setting new It was the 68th shutout of his Maye, a walk to Eddie Mathews, ington, 2-2. McCovey had two “ ^ W A S « .w e u -,l LOSTGONTROU AND li/£ NEVER BEEN SO EMBARRASSffii records heoause It gives atUlebes first day of the 1980 World Series, were repeaters from the 1962 sea 5:80—Race of the Week CSevrtand 4, Chicago S. 19-year big league career. Hank Aaron’s single and a sacri homers for the night. Orlando Today’s Gomes C0JiaN6 CVEB.1HE i m £ WHEN CWSrtS) IN THE R squads wUl be named next week AMERICAN LEAGUE by the managers. Ralph Houk of Lock 10,. Ztminer 2, Mlnoeo 1, NATTONAL LEAGUE WHAT ON EARTH ARE OH, NOTHING, wFLL NOT SKIP rr.' StlU^y tbe likely starter for tbe the hotting leader for Manchester SEE HERE, PEPPER the A m erican League wUI pick the Senators; IBattey 17, Killebrew 17, w . L. P o t era vou SAYING, p e p p e r ? MOM, X -IE T 'S vlslton i. so la t. He’s tops in average Wertz J, Goryl 2, Twins; Snyder SAMVE^DIOYMIHAVE The same ohib mot in tlMir rest of his squad Tuesday, July Ed Bressoud Forgotten Man St. Louie .44 SO .596 SKIP IT.' (.368) and runs hatted tai (five). S, Oriides; Hawaii 14, 'Yankees; ANYmiN&TDOOWrrH opening game a couple of weeks 2 and Alvin Dark of the Nation^ Los Angeles . .42 81 J175 IJennis Rodgeni'' la the only other will make his selecfions 'Thurs Wagner (2) 18, Angrils; Cash 9, San Francisco 48 82 VJJ7S THAT PROPELLER? ago with Soutk Windsor taking regular over tbe .300 mark, he’s 1 !? day, July 8. Oolavlto (2) 11. Tigers. Cincinnati .40 84 JM l 4 advantage of Manotaester eriora to at .333 wMi four htta In 12 tries. win a 10-6 deoision. Both teams In RSox W in over iêw York C hicago ...... 4040 84 J141 4 siiow 2-2 records to date with The locals got a battling boost M ilwaukee .87 36 JS07 6)4 ManCheater also having a tie from Eric Ozola last Wednesday Tightest Concentration in Years Pittsburgh .84 89 .466 ja e ii (with Wethersfield), when the atooky catcher oluhbed NEW YORK (AP)—For gled up the middle for the Philadelphia . .84 41 .458 10)^ LiaCiaoe, a new com er to tbe one of the longest hMs of any year gotten m an ICddle Bressoud, first Boston hit. Malzone and New York ... .29 46 .387 IBi/i squad, has one vlctoiy to ritow (Is at ML Nebo. He dubbed an out who didn’t come close to a Dick Stuart both followed Houston . .28 48. .868 17 side pitch fa r and amroy Into the Traffic Jam in QevelandHGoIf base hit," deserves equal blll- Friday's Results 0 ^ appeazonoe) while Hutchln- with singles and the Sox had , ing with Frank Malzone and Chicago 4, Philadelphia 8, (11). son has worl^ peuts of two softball field. A player there a run. Lu Clinton then dou CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER fielded the ball (on one bounce) Dick Radatz for Boston’s big bled to left center making it Pittsburgh 3, New York 1 games and li’'0-l. He ahsoihed With Most Entries in Running series opening victory at Yan St. Louis 9, Houston 2 , the kMS when these same teams near first base. 2-2 and chasing Downing. IF5B^KAVmVBTI» Other games on the zone slate kee Stadium. Milwankee 1. Loe Angelto 0 iNFORMAnoN we N eenx w hia first win a week ago tomorrow The Red Sox, held hitless Chuck Schilling walked and 'tomorrow show Wethersfield at CLEVELAND (AP)—The |JJ0,-8to make one of hie famous stretch Yastrzemski singled in the San Francisto 7, Ctnciniuril 8 MV C0U5M PROM OLUMTA wheta he stopped Stafford Springs for six innings by rookie Al Today’s Gomes TDCAiaWSUPPUBV'------CO a ooa-hltter. RockvlUe (2:30 at Heniy Park) 000 CTeveland Open Golf Tourna drives, but he had a lot of com eighth ahead of the Malzone MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ment featured a traffic jam today pany at 189, where 11 are brack Downing, edged New York Chicago (Jackson 9-6 or HohMe ON HIS UAMAt T j m . IF Vertwron Geoxge M ay has been and Coventry at Stafford Springs. 4-3 last night In the opener smash which Kubek grabbed with 76 survlvora of the first two eted. off his ear on a bad hop. He 8-6) at Philadelphia (Mahaffey 8- PetCWre ^mF«nu, of a strenuous five-game 9 ) (N). MeNii«M tâdmaw. tM rounds packed within eight Ed Furgol, the withered-armed fired to Bobby Richardson OH,OHJ MAYBE DON'T WORRY, A L — \ strokes of each other. 1954 National Open champ who weekend series and closed to New York (WUley 6-6) at Fltto- within 1% games of the at second but Umpire John uriTf TUP(?F*< A YOUR DANNY WILL PGA officials said it U the appeared out of it after opening Stevens ruled Yastrzemski hurgh (Friend 9-6 or Sctawall 8-4) SOME GAME, EH, PHIL? AND \ LONG FLY TO CATCH IT — EASY' Weather Could Be Big Factor with a 76, came back for the tour Yanks. 8 p.m. tightest concentratimi of talent in Malzone, the American was safe and Malzone was I GUESS OUR GOAT HILL ) LEFT THAT MAY years, and they’ve arranged an nament’s best round—a course credited with a hit, Schdlling St. Louis (BrogUo 8-8) at Hone- record 65—to stay In the fight at League’s leading batsman, ton (Nottebart 5-4) (N). 18-hole Monday playoff instead of knocked In the \rtnning run scoring what proved to be the In All-Star Grid Tilt Tonight a sudden-death climax If a 72-hole 140. He had six birdies and 12 winning run. Milwaukee (Lemoster 4-4) at pars and said it was one of the off reliefer Hal Reniff in the Los Angeles (Koufax 12-8) (N). deadlock occurs. eighth Inning on a single off After the Howard homer, most perfect rounds he had ever Radatz got much tougher. He Cincinnati (Nnxhall S-S) at San BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — nie^MoKay will go with Bill Nelsen Heading the pack with 135 af played. Tony Kubek’s ear: Francisco (Sraford 9-8) and Bruhn with Rtm Vanderkelen. ter rounds of> 65 and 69 were 40- Top relief pitcher Radatz fanned toree of the nine men weather could he an Important he retired. Sunday's Oamea factor. In determining the winner Both hooked up in a Rose Bowl year-old B o W ininger, CHUaho- showed no effect of a report Chicago at Phlladriphla ma's Mg game hunter; 27-year-old Radatz (7-1) got the victory of ten ia 's ttdrd annuad All-Amer pasring duel last New Year's Day, Second Deadlock ed sold arm when he received New York at Pittsburgh, 2 pJO. wlfii Nelsen and Us fallow Trojaiis Gary Player, who ewnes from credit for the triumph after in relief of rookie Bob Heff ica football game. ner who surrendered the first Milwaukee at Loe Angles If It oontlnuM hot and humid emerging vlctwious over the South Africa, and 26-year-old surrendering a., tying home Tommy AarorTof Gainesville, Ga., For M oriarty’ s two Neiv' York tallies. Rich Cinrinnatl at San Franrisoa aa It bas been all week—and the Badgers. run to Elston Howaid in the St. Louis at Houston, (N ). The East, favored slightly by 1058 National Amateur finalist seventh inning. The appe. r- ardson singled, advanced on a Weatherman says It might—fel wild pitch and scored on a lows like Mississippi’s Jim Duna those who have watched both now In his* third year as a pro. Moriart.y’s played a 1-1 tie with ance was Radatz’s 30th of the DAVY JONES BY LEFF" and McWILLIAMs Tom ’Treah double in the first AMERICAN LEAGUE way, a 370-poiinder, and Michigan teams in practice, is fortified by Masters champion Jack mck- Herb’s last night, their second season, eighth in the last nine tie of the week In the Hjartford Inning. Pepitone singled be OUR a g r e e m e n t Btata’ a D «v e -Bahrm an, a 280- a line dutwelghUS West bjf laus, who described his pair of 68 games and sixth in .the seven YOU'LL HAVE an average of 27 pounila per man. Twiligtiit League. meetings with New York to hind a Marls groimd rule dou Rain out abort toot nigfatk g a u m MR. ABERNATHl BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THAT'8 RIGHT, CALLS FORCAS/f YOUR MARINA poundMT, m l|^t find themaalvoa a rounds ss “Just fair,” was wrap- at Waddell but a five-run uimring DAVY... M l55 O K A Y WITH In addition, toe East la deop in Md In n four-way tie at 186 with Gene Johnson turned ptbeher as date. ble in the fourth. AE/VACr/ff5 WITHIN THE M E... EVEN ■ lot before, the game’z end. The whole thing had a fa In the fourth enabled Sears to top IF I FAIL TO SPECIFIED SIK Heat'And exercise often result in quarterbacks with Vanderkelen,^ TV>ny Lemo, the year’s fourth be buried eight Innlnga allowing Boaton had tied the score IF IT TAKES miliar turn-about ring for Sooc PoJice * Fire, 5-4. 5p"t^^rcr© -ei THANK VtXJ, DUDLEY, .1 SUSPECT WE MAY HAVE CO M PLETE MONTHS'TIME, YOU S I X . weight loBs. Daryle Lamonica of Notre Dams' ranking humey winner; Jim Fer- six Mte. Johnson struck out one 2-2 in the seventh and had UX>KS LIKE SOME PARTY c r a s h e r s ! THE O O P / GINTLEMEN* and walked six. pitcher Bill Monbouquette. He Fine relief plM'Miv hy Bob BUT I'M AFRAID VBAR*/ The forecast calls for warm and and Glynn Oiifflng of Mississippi. ree, who had eight birdies Fridsiy runners on 'second and thiid ED BRESSOUD Coohrane, making Ms' first start, youR , WE MAY BE y o u HAVE and miss a tie for the top by bo- Heria’s scored In the third when when Renlff replaced Down had a no-hltter going here for 5Rs=“ NO CAUSE humid weather again today, with 6 1/3 Innings last year, was highlighted the action. Jim Hai- • o o K o u r RUNNING SH Cf TO WORRY. a high tem perature o f about 90. geying the 18th; and Bob Ooalby, pitcher Pete Sals got an infield ing. Bressoud was Intention two away in the eighth: Bres Doves Play Monday hit off of Jim Mtetarty’s glove aoud went deep behind second tagged for a cheap bunt single loran drove in vbat proved to he isA eio Aftanioon or evening thuiider- who admitted, ‘Tve had a hot put ally Walked. tbe winning nm with a aacrMoa • u c c e s s Ttie seventh annual Keny MIo ter since the third bole of the after Jotan«m hod given up a hit, On pinchhitter Russ Nix- for plnchhltter Yogi Berra’s by Howard which touched off ahowera also were predicted. fly . AS USUAL/ Chare Memorial Boftb^-Oohoiar- tournament." a walk and a hit haitsr. <»'s low liner which Kubek smash and threw hun out to an isprlslng and a 3-2 Yankee Approximately 80,000 fans were . victory. > Tim (YNeiU hod a siiifto and MR. expected to watch the East, dp guM betiwem toe tonur Veteran lorn Susa and flrstr Moriaity’s soored in Iba top of trapped, Bresaoud barreled kill the threat. Only one Sox runner reach Manager Johnny Pesky to double tor the winnsn and Kw ApBRNATHy. coached by Wtscansln'a MQt osld ctuanplon Raytieriiaa Owdl- roum ) oO-laa M .vraB has*.'* Blaya IS. Gtoitost n m m T. M t o V'

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liANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 PACE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1968 Biuineafl Locations PACNTBN Land For Sale 71 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For .Sale 72 .Lots For Sals 78 For Rent 64 Apartmenta—Fhia— HEBRON. — 40 acres, S3 cleared, WEST BIDE — e room Cape, rec IMMACULATE 6 room Cape with BOLTON — 8 bedroom split, alu MHlTHMP$aiE$ Building— Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN HoBiriKdd Gooda i l CUSTOM DESIGNED executive OAKLAND T E R R I ^ , 76x140, _ .hy Mirhael A. Pelll,M.a P_ Tencmenta i S gTORB FOR RENT, 787 Main sr, 1500 frontage, beautiful uamoiled reation room, close to bus line full shed dormer, tree shaded lot,' minum storms, hot water heat, 8 home in one of Manchester's Zone A, trees, seclumd area, near HOUSEHOLD APPUANCBS t o 28x100, air conditioned, full cellar, location, $21,500. Joseph Barth, and shopping, $16,500. Phllbrick 3-car garage, oil hot water heat, acres land. Chambers - Realty, prime ' locations. 7 spacious bus line, $1,900. 646-7819. W ES THE METHOP VWJ DSC CALii ME on yoiir forfiilca needs, BIX ROOM,. S-tamUy duplex, «a ampla parking. Call 242-6774. Broker, 640-0820. Agency, 640-8464. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, WS'aC WASHINO YOU, APf fOQurrfx sale, also G.B. refrigerator; an plaster walls, q i^ t y built and 643-2325, 648-6930. rooms, sunken living > room, W MAKING COFPEE APPCCT t tique table, dock dhd ohalr. Laurel Place, S rooms down, B carefully kept. Reduced to $16,- vanltory units, table-tops and SuiGEBOTIDM VMSNV S TNENNaESOASDIS eouioin’" cathedral celling, 2 huge fire THE AMOUNT OP CAPPEINfi CLASSIFIED LEAST COMCERNEDWHM ■ ■ CARe„ 6«-a687.______bedrooms and bath up, a v a l l ^ COVENTRY LAKE — $8,500. Cute 400. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, PORTEIR STREETT area — Older 6 places, landscaped lot. Call own Suburban For Sale . 75 - - , YOy GET ? • island stands. 649.^934. AGAINST YOU.' STORE® FOR RENT Hoiuea For SrIo 72 waterfront homq' 4 rooms and dlS ENTIRE company LESS.' ' Aug. 1. CaU McKinney Broe., too. 649-2818. room home, 8 bedrooms, garage, er 649-6285, after 5 p.m. or Satur BVERYTHma In sterilised recon 648- 6060.______Excellent Location bath, storage abed, garage, nice shade trees, located on quiet BOLTON — CUSTOM built Coloni QUALITT CARPENTRY—Rooms, lUeEATiNEDlOQUlT- SIX ROOM tmmaciliato boms location with 64 feet of beach day and Sunday. basements refinished, built-ins, ditioned used furniture and ap ANDOVER — 8 family apartment street, handy to shopping .and al-Cape, 6 large rooms, wooded wowjf pliances, high quality—low prices. FIVE ROOM apartment, first floor, Apply across from Shady Glen. 104 feat frontage. Financing available. Va 6-3-8. Seven-years-old with 8-car transportation, $14,600. Phllbrick ROCKLEDGE — Just listed. Im acre lot, owner, 648-4508. ADVERTISING formica, tile, general repair. No on TiimpUte, 650 feet deep. Bel LeBIsnc Fumlture, 196 Booth 8t., Um o backyard, avaUabls July 1, cant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, garage, spring fed pond with Agency, 649-8464. maculate 5% room ranch, 3 bed ]ob too small. Call William Rob |96 monthly. References raqulrsd. Air Real Estate, 648-0882. 648-1677, bins C arpen ^ Service, 649^8444. Rockville. 4T5-2174. Open 9-4. Manager country setting. Five rooms ideal rooms, fireplace, kitchen bullt-lns, 649- 014V______for owner; huge Bolton stone fire garage. Owner transferred, priced Farms For Sal* 76 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS STATE THEATRE MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, COVENTRY — ExceUent 4 room MANCHESTER 2-years-old, large kitchen with place, ceramic bath with built-lns for quick sale. Evenings call Bill 8 AAI. to 6 PAL BENDDC semiautomatic washing MANSFIELD — ROUTE S3, 16 ranch, fireplace, bresMway, ga and aluminum storms. Also, FARM FOR SALE Just off Man !i Special Services 15 bulIt-ins, dining room, 8 bedrooms, Here is your opportunity for Boles, 649-9859. Warren E. How chester Green. Inquire 995 E. Mid machine, |90. 649-8802, 649-4946. miles from Manchester, 6 rooms, rage, $11,000. Joseph Barth, Brok 82x60 sturdy frame out-bulldlng. A land, Realtor-Trader, 643-1108. $76. Call 648-3466. attached garage, lot 100x800 with er, 640-0820. a home plus Inceme. Two dle Turnpike. TREE CUTTING and removal, lots Honaes For Rent 65 trees, $10,900. Phllbrick Agency, good buy for the business man at COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT SEW m a MACHINES, 1962 models, $24,600. 742-6043. family flat convenient to every LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN — Beautl- cleared, insured, Joe Pelletier, never used, $35 or $2 weekly. FOUR ROOM cold flat, second 649-8464. MANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, thing. In good QOndition. Steam MONDAT Hun nUDAT lOrM AAI.—SATURDAY • AAL 742-7B68. SINGLE HOME, 4 rooms, central, ful 7 room Colonial,' family room, Wanted— Real Estate 77 648-8044. floor. Vine St., Manchester. OaU ideal 'fo r working couple. CaU dishwasher, disposal, attic fan, at VERNON—Non-development pres heat, 2-car garage, beautiful 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces, 1% 743-7888, 7*3-8180.______AA ZONE, 8 room Cape, 6 bed tached garage, nicely landsca^d OUAtYOU CAH'TPOTMlSTOUS.’ iaeG you; 649-9048 or 742-7789. tige neighborhood. Beautiful 6 yard for outdoor fun. Realisti tiled baths, all built-ins, ^rch , REAL ESTATE Ustlnga wanted. rooms, full basement, secluded lot, close to schools, $16,900. cally priced. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Roofing—Siding 16 B ut he w ent ^ PLEASE SWYOUU lot, exceUent buy for large family. room Cape, full shed dormer, tree city utilities, large lot, full attic, Free estimates of value. Law YPT- stay; please Offiea and Stort TALCOTTVILLE — 7 room single Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. shaded lot, priced to sell. Hayes OhMilflea or **Want Ado" ore tafeen over the irtione oa o o COMPLETELY ID FOUR ROOM apartment, seookid Evenings BUI Boles, 649-9358. plastered walls, full insulation, rence F, Flano, Realtor, 643-3766. u fl' fS<^COLATEP COFFEE vontanoA The odvertiaer ohonlil reod his sd the FIRST DAT IT A. A. DION, m e . Roofing, siding, PIECES YMEN THE .ocaAff Eqalpment 54 home.'OaU 649-8396 weekday^ af Agency, 648-4803. ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor laundry, in basement, hatchway, painting. Carpentry Alterations floor, central location, 648-6884. ter 7 p.m. and anytime Sunday. Warren B. Howland, Realtor- FOUR BEDROOM Ranch. 36x52’ i-l'H’LE AiORE CAP. AFPBARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the next Inser KITCHEN HELP PLEASE.' Trader, 648-1108. foundation, two fuU ceramic 640-4543 — 643-735'. many extras. Charles Lesperance, WANTED B and C zone lots In FEINE THAN COFFEE •srin and addiUons. O eU l^ . Workman NEW TYPEWRITERS, 168.96 iq>; QUIET SECLUSION Huge 649-7620. Manchester area. Charles Pontl- tion. XlM Herald Is responslhle for only ONE Inoorreot or omitted IHAHTEDTDTAKE baths, fire alarm, large kitchen, screened porch. Immaculate 7 BY PRIP OR vacuum lasnrHna for any adverUsement and then only to the extent of a ship guaranteed. 899 Autumn St. used typewriters, $39 im. Berube’s FIVE ROOM apartment, |80 MANCHESTER - Naw $ room celU, 646-9644. 648-4840. A T W » E e - Typewriter Service, 4'T9 B. Mid- Summer Romes For Rent 67 100x200’ lot, $17,600. Phllbrick room Split, 1% batiis, garage, MANCHESTER — Attractive 3 MANCHES'TER — 6 room Cape, 3 'BOILEP COFFEE «i|iiahe good*' Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the vahie of monthly. Call 649-8900. brick ranch, buUt-lna, 14x20 living ^ e n c y , 640-8464. bedroom colonial in Woodhill ^ MOST. ^ ^ k e „ Mancheater. 8419-8477. room with flreplaoa, luUf acra lot, large rooms, Manchester, $18,900. bedrooms, recreation room, 2 full 2-3-4 FAMILIES, plus singles, ; wID not be oorreoted bg “ make good” Inoertlon. R. DION ROOPmO and siding, al ^kainkt'to . GIANT’S NECK Heights — Modem Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-6182. Heights, 1% baths, combination baths, attached garage, wall to maximum advertising and con MONRAV; stomach S'/MPTOMS. "eiG - MIKS." FIRST FLOOR, 8 room apartment, 4 room cottage, sleeps 7, $70 per reaaonably priced. Hayaa Aganm, MANCHESTER — 8 room modern windows, convenient to schools terations, ceilings, painting and residential sone, heat, lights, hot 048-4808. wall carpeting,' dishwasher, dis tracts plus buyers. Call E. E. gutter work. Satisfaction guaran WBHTOWSM week, Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. home 4 bedrooms, family room, MANCHESTER GREEN — Gam- and shopping, $18,300. Owner, 1 Bushey Agency, 649-2083. lOSTBWSCeSC Wanted—To Buy 58 water, refrigerator and mnge attached garage, 166’ frontage, posal, aluminum siding, storms, teed, free estimates. 448-48S2. dk«SEV c/ry .. bolati built, 6% room ranch, laun Hoffman Rd., 643-1794. screened patio, nicely landscaped, 1 furnished, $106 monthly. Cnll GARDNER LAKE - Northwest trees. $16,600. Cariton W. Hutch dry off kitchen, finished recrea WANTED — HOMES to sell. Due *®**bb*^Spreciiatbd DIAL 643-2711 kj: ‘ WE BUY BELL or trade antique 649-8849^______Shorefront. Modem Housekeeping. $13,800 ins, 649-5182. excellent location, $1,000 down. 6 IDWBH1L HOME Improvement and used furniture. cUna, glasB, tion room with fireplace, attached AVERY STREET — Large 6 room Schwartz Realtor, 236-1241, Pasek, to increase In business, we are Company—roofing, skUny, altera $53 weekly up. Visit weekends. 1. ranch, attached garage, full base ■Uver, picture (nunss sad cm SMALL FOUR room unfurnished Six room Cape In a vary cen BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room garage, nicely landscaped lot. 742-8243. getting short of listings. Please tions additions and remodeling Free colored pictures, brochum. tral location, recently redeco Warren E. Howland, Realtor- ment, walk-ln closet, large tile call us for free appraisal. E. A. coins, old dolls and guna, hobby apartment, private hath, refrig Arrowhead Grove, Colchester 4, Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 Seven Die of all types. Excellent workman ooUeotlons, attlo oontenta or wbols rated, full buement, combina Trader, 643-1108. bath, foyer, fireplace, excellent VERNON — S bedroom, roomy Mitten, Realtor, 643-6930. ship. 649-4495. erator. Apply T. Morrow, 36 Birch Conn. Norwich 887-4605; Hartford bedrooms, very neat and clean, condition throughout, large lot. eatates. Fumlturs Repair Berrioo, St. 649-3286. tions, ameslte. Close to all permanent sldtog. $18,900. Hayes ranch, large lot, coufitry setting, TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? TaloottvUle, O oi^ Tsl. 648-7449, 342-0278. schools. Now vacant. MANCHESTER — Beautiful 4 room Urgent sale needed. Charles Les- city conveniences, recreation Eeg^TNotlce RAY’S ROOPmO CO. — shingle Agency, 643-4808. ranch, excellent condition, wooded perance, 649-7620. COVENTRY LAKE — 2 water room started, dream kitchen with’ In Crash of and built-up roofs, gutter work, lot. lull price $11,700; short ■way large dinette. Call owner, 648-2018. ^ OBDEB OF REABING ______. BIS8BLL STREET — 4 raems, front cottages, $276 per month. T, J. CROCKETT, SIX ROOM GAPE, breezeway, at FORD STREET — 8 room frame 14-Hour Auswerius Senrioe roof and ^Imney repairs. Ray tached garage, paneled and out — 8 bedroom ranch, one acre State of Connecticut, District of An Hagenow, 649-2214, Ray Jackson, Business Opportnnities 32 Help Wanted— Male 36 “ Articles For 45 Rooms Without Board 69 first floor tenement. $48-4861. Open for July and August. 643- REALTOR land, $600 down, full price $11,800. house, all utilities, needs paint, RANCH, 6 ROOMS with attached dover. Probate Court, Town of Bolton, i686. ' screened porch, aluminum com $12,900. Joseph Barth, Broker, June 26, 1963. 648-8325. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete binations, near bus line, $16,900. Over 100 more homes, all price garage. In excellent condition and Estate of Alyce J. Stratton, of Bolton, Bus, Cars NEWLY established , well pay CARPENTERS WANTED, good PICNIC TABLES — Extra sturdy, 648-1677 ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mitten 649-0820. situated on beautiful tree shaded in said District, a minor. Free to Herald Readen ing, 5 station beauty salon in pay, apartment buildings at 579 all bolted construction, 6 fo^ light housekeeping facilities. Cen FOUR ROOM apartment, second ANDO'VER LAKE — Lakefront Phllbrick Agency, 640-8464. Present. Hon. Norman J, Preusa, trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 floor, $56. Adults. Call 640-0178. cottage, 6 rooms, all modem con Realty, Realtors, 648-6980. lot. Close to schools and shopping. Judge. Roofing and Chimneyn 16-A shopping center, Vemon-Rockville Hartfoid Rd. Apply Field Office, $19.95, 8 foot $22.95, 10 foot COVENTRY LAKE — $11,000. Must be seen. For further details (Continued from rage One) Want lofORnatloB on ane o< oar classtfied ndvwttSMBwrtit Mo $25.95 and others. Assembled, de- Arch Street, Manchester. veniences, available monthly* or CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, Upon the appllcaUon of Jerom e. I. area. Marvelous opportunity, 649-3566. FOUR ROOMS, residential, cen Lakefroqt home, exceUent area 89 HOLLISTER — 4 bedrooms, East Hartford $21,800 call, 643-8886. Walsh, guardian of the estate of said MBsww at tha telepbeite latedr Stanply eoB tta ROOFTNQ—Speclsilxlng rspalrtng Uvered. W. Zinker, 875-71^. season. 640-2574. large living room formal dining minor, praying for an order permit business growing rapidly. Must ONE ROOM to rent, private home, tral, patio, cellar, furnace, stove, room, cabinet kltcheii, 3 bM- (John Hand Dr.), 6 large rooms, close to all schools, 3-car garage. nowhere and cut in front of me. I roofs of oU fanda, new roou, gu^ sell due to other interests. Will fi Owner 649-6118. MANCHESTER — Owner will sac ting payment from said minor's estate ter work, chimneys cleaned, ra- EXPERIENCED painters wanted. AIR-CONDITIDNER, like new, 8,- private entrance, 110 Cooper HIU refrigerator, parking. AduHs, no COLUMBIA LAKE — SmaU water rooma, recreation room land- garage, completely rebuilt 1066, for the maintenance and support of said hit my hrakes and went into a nance, if necessary. Write Box D, Street. 040-0006. pets, $80. 649-6208. acaped yard. Marian E, mbart- year ’round home, immediate oc ^COLONIAL WITH rifice for quick sale. One-year-old minor as per application on file more skid. I got thrown through the MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE paired Aluminum elding. SO Herald. CaU 643-2804 between 6-9 p.m. 300 BTU, used very little, ask front cottages, July and August. LITTLE MAINTENANCE to be fully appears. It Is CaU 648-2698, 640-4920. son. Realtor, 648-5058, cupancy. Can be bought furnished raised ranch, 8 bedrooms, 1% windshield.” yeere' eocperlence. Free eetlmatea. ing $90. 644-8966. FURNISHED ROOM for rent near concerned wiOi here! This brick MORE VALUE baths, 2-car garage. Howard ORDERED: That the 10th day of 649-0500 CaU Howley, 44S-5861. 64S-076S. TWO ROOM apartment for rent, for $12,600. T. J. Cirokatt, Real July. 1963, at . the Probate Office In Parker said he left the Port Au Main Street, MO-2170. 0 Hazel beat hot water, gas for cooking, CAPE COD, Hyannis — 2 bed FOREST STREET—DeUghttUl 10 tor. 643-1877. 7 room ranch shows Imagination Realty, 232-0275, Carl Zinsser, Bolton, at 1:00 o'clock In the afternoon EXPERIENCED hydraulic back- in its planning, is decidedly dif thority bus terminal in New Yortc HENRDC BIRD CAGE and stand, Street. electric refrigerator and stove fur room cottage, all conveniences, room former Cheney resldenee In 643-0038. be and the same Is assigned for a and leave yoor mrssagr Yoa*ll hear from oar adverdses !■ M hoe operator. 649-7842. ferent from the ordinary run of Three comfortable bedrooms, hearing on aald application, and that at 12:46 a.m. bound for Paterson Radio-TV Repair SerriCBB 18 DISSATISFIED WITH good condition, $4. Call 640-2767. nished. Call 649-7787, 5-7 p.m. available to responsible party. park-like aettlng, 6 bedrwmis, 4% notice of the pendency of said applica Mww. wMhoot apeodlng all evening at the telepbooe. the m ill.. Tree studded lot and large living room with fire QUALITY RANCH — Rockledge, with 34 passengers. Four peuwen- SECOND COOK — Manchester Me 648-5841. baths, exceUent condltian. Owner OPEN HOUSE place, family kitchen, dining tion and the time and place of near- CONNIES TV and Radio Service, ONE SLEEPING room for gentle 648-7444. double garage, 1% baths, fire- large bedrooms, garage, combina ing thereon t be -'ven to all persons in- gera got off in Secaucus, leaving YOUR PRESENT JOB? morial Hospital. By appointment room, plus a full rec room, terested by sending a true copy of this 30 riders and Parker. avallablo all hours, ^tlafsctiixi only, phone 643-1141, Exit. 209. man with parking. Call 648-4872. SANDWICH, (!lape Cod. 5 room cot SUNDAY 1 - 5 ptaced living room. For more de tion windows, partially finished Furnished ApartBMBita M *A OVERSIZED CAPE, 7 rooms, 2 tails call Wolverton Agency, Real garage. Large lot, treed, bullt- basement, wooded lot. Asking $21„- order by certlfleu m^ll. postage pipre- Lost and Found Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-A gpiareiiteed. Call 649-1816. Boats find Accessories 46 tage, TV, fireplace, heat, full paid, to Jerome I. Walsh. GuardliGuardlan. . Three bus passengers—Robert SICK OF FURNISHED ROOM for rent, for bath, shower, near beach. $85 full baths, 4 bedrooms, large liv 127 Diane Drive tor, 649-2813. lns, city conveniences too. Call 600. 643-1470. 753 Main Street, Manchester. Conn., Medvltz and Joseph Cardin, both FOR SALE — Good well seasoned gentleman, with kitchen priv 1% ROOM FURNISHED anart- weekly. Good fishing, swimming, ing room, formal dining room, at Mr. Bogdan right away, 649- and the Veteran's Administration. 96 of Passaic, and James Williams LOST OR STRAYED — Brown and THREE-YEAR-OLD American mo Salesmen Wanted 36-A 6806, 643-2980. MANCHESTER — Executive con Pearl Street, Hartford 3. Connecticut, bile home, 2 bedrooms, aluminum Moving— ^Trucking— used lumber in assorted sizes. Al ileges. CaU 649-6014. ment, light housekeeping, bath- boating. 648-6882. tached garage, 150x160 wooded lot, Three bedroom ranch,, waU to MANCHESTER — Edgerton Street. of Paterson—said they were seat black, 4-months-old, large puppy, CUTBACKS - LAYOFFS ? so, storm windows, inside and out Looking for a pretty package? temporary ranch home, scenic all at least ten days before the date set ■ predominant German Shepherd awnings, completely furnished, LOCAL CHEMICAL sales route room, reasonable, centrally lo $22,600. Phllbrick Agency, wall carpeting throughout, new for said hearing, ed about three-quarters of the Storage 20 side doors, one gas hot air fur Then, see this 4 room expandable AAA area. This excellently main- NORMAN i. PREUSS, Judge crossbreed, male. 643-0812. assumable mortgage. Call 875- opening for neat, reliable man in cated. 640-8404 totween noMi-6 BLACK POINT — Bellalre Rd., 8 649-8464. ly painted in and out. Assume way back in the bus when they nace, radiators, sinks and tubs. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman pre bedroom furnished c o 11 a g e, G.I. mortgage. Owner Cape overlooking park, full cellar, MANCHESTER Vicinity — Ranch. 'tained 8 room home offers large 6334. MANCHEIS'PER Package Delivery. Perhaps a business of your own one of the nation’s leading coni- ferred. 21 Edmund St. p.m. felt it skid and jump the center LOST — SMALL brown traveling One 80 gallon gisi hot water heat shaded back yard, porch. Call 4%$88.60 MONTHLY. Attrac oil heat, plaster walls, natural 8 sunny bedrooms, 14x16 living center foyer, magnlflclent celling Light trucking and package deliv is the answer! ! A Sunoco Serv panies. Average* income in the tive 3-bedroom ranch, aluminum island. shave and toiletry case between NEW 16 FOOT travel trailer. WUl ery. Rdtrigeraton. w a ilim and five figure bracket. For interview er. Also, plumbing supplies. Open MANCHESTER — 8 room apart 643-5000. 649-7648 woodwork, fireplace . . . be sure room with fireplace set in to floor fleldstone fireplace wall They said they frit an impact rent by the week to responsible ice Station provides not only a daily 8:80 to 6. Saturday 8-8. Cho- ment,' central, utllltlea. CaU New storms, cellar, ameslte drive, to see It, ri4,900. Wolverton Agen paneled wail, family size kitchen in living room and dining room Hollister St. and Coventry by way stove moving specialty. FobUng good income but security for call Manchester 644-0202 between ROOM Fancy. c e 11 e n-t condition, aluminum E. E. BUSHEY, Agency 1963, at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, tires, best offer. 649-8782. Char-Bon Real Estate, 648-0683. and that notice be given to all persons PTjOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng •Walk storms and screens, 2-car garage, interested In said estate of the penden COLONIAL 1969 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2.-door FOR ENTIRE HOUSE FARM LOAM, top quality, |l^yard convenient to school, recreation (specializing in older floors). load, $12. Call Columbia Academy 158 Silvflr Lchw * FIrapIcKM 649-2083 cy of said application and the time and hardtop, blue and white, full pow Painting. CeUiugs. Paporhanging. area and bus. Immediate occu aace of hearing thereon, by publlsh- If you have a good forced air heat AGGRESSIVE GIRL or woman to 8-9323 after 6 p.m. East Hartford fng a copy of this order In some news er, call 649-4100. No job too small. John VerfalUe, NOTICE * Tarroees Manchester pancy. Call owner 648-8779 for ap- paper having a circulation In said dis ing system and proper wiring, we do general office duties, one girl ■ RUTH L. ORZYB pointaent. FLEMING RI^ 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, 2-door sedan, can install a 2-ton Fedders Flex-' 649-6750. S P E C l^ SALE — Picnic tables, * Cenerot* Ropedrs trict, at least five days before the day office, shorthand not necessary, extra sturdy 2” lumber, 8 foot TOWN OF COVENTRY of said hearing, to appear If they see excellent condition, very low mile hermetic. 24,000 B.T.U., $685 ; 3 pleasing personality and am ZONING BOARD Td. 289-6302 DELIGHTFUL GREEN MANOR RD. — Owner EDISON RD. — Cape, 4 down, i cause at said time and place and be MANCHESTER age, reasonable. 649-0386. ton, 33,000 B.T.U., $840. $12.96, “rfdOt $14.60. DeUvered. W. ... Reosenobla. ^. transferred. 8 room Ranch, cer unfinished up, fire^ace, garage heard relative thereto, and make re Private Instructions 28 bitious, g o ^ future. Write Box H, Zinker, 875-7143. OF APPEALS turn to this court. Herald. Children 2 Tears and Up 543-0851 CUSTOM-BUILT amic bath, screened porch, dis patio, oU heat. Owner 649-0069. ELMORE TURKIIjGTON. Judge 1959 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4 door T. P. AITKIN CO. PIANO— By London certified in At an executive session of the posal, wall to wall carpeting, Foaturinq — hardtop, power -brakes, power 12 CUBIC FOOT refrigerator, Zoning Board of Appeals held June Regardless of where 23 Tolland Tpke. structor. New students or adults clean, excellent condition, Tec- SPLIT-LEVEL birch cabinet - kitchen, garage, steering, air conditioned, 3- wishing to renew- their skills a WOMAN FOR housecleaning, may 24, 10i6S, the following variances your service man or 643-6793 umseh unit, top freezer, 649-0980. large yard fenced for privacy with e Tappan Electrio Kitdirii speaker Wonder. Bar radio, new specialty. Starts summer term. Uve in. CaU M9-6416. were unanimously granted: HIGH, COOL ELEVATION lots of trees, extru. Priced for tires, excellent condition through woman is stationed, ALL KINDS OF clocks repaired 643-2310. SUPER-CEDED ROTARY (1) Burton Andrews, Pucker quick action, $15,800. Ken Ostrin- e Built-in Dishwasher out. Must sell, best offer. Call WILLING TO LEARN? Let Av« Herald, 1160 AVB. OF GAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. early occupancy. Tongren Agency, JOSEPH EARTH Scratches, bums removed, color Business Opportunities 32 typing required. Apply Lombard AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. For Ist-class mailing add lOe for year ’round home, furnished or THE WILtlAM'E. BEU10RE AUENOl Auto Aecessorle»r*1 ^ B changed. Manchester Reflnishing tion. Notch Rd., Bolton, Conn. Here’s a home weU worth the asking price of ...... * 1 0 | T O O 643-6321. unfurnished, lake pri'vileges. 649- Bros., Route 6 and Burnham St., Recreation room, 1 ^ baths, For Ist-oliuM mailing add 10c for each pattern., Print Name Address l E o r n h t s ' Co., 643-9288. THE STEAK HOUSE in Bolton is South Windsor. (RFD No. 2, Manchester, Conn.) 9770. | i^ m w 4 4 9 .0 3 2 0 1068 OLDBMOBILE motor and all cleaned up. Has to be sold. on or after July 1, 1063. combinations, nicely landscaped DHUBOTYo NS:—^Vernon Clrole to Route 80, canUaae OB Roato •ach pattern. Print Name, Address with zone and Fattern number, ROCKLBDGB — Oontomporaiy REALTORS transmission, low mileage on mo- REWtoAVINO of bums, moth boles. yard, execlient condition, extras. 80 to'Dobsoa Rd., left ea Dobson Rd. to Miriam. WUh Zone, Style No. and Size'. 'dust 60c for the New ’68 Albuqn ranch, 8 bedrOoms, 2 baths,'spaci RQCKVILLB — lb room Colonial, Some restaurant equipment WANTED — MAN, Uborer and The right to accept any Bid or 643.5121 w in Aooept Trades . . . tor, 644-8266.______Zippers repaired Window Bbadee available, but don't overlook the truck driving. We service and in- reject any or aU Bids is reserved Priced below maiket to seB. , Don’t wait—send 50c today for Miuiy lovely designs! Dire«tVxis ous family room, garags, wooded 5 bedrooms, business seme, many 431 MAIN ST. f fe r a lh made to measure; aQ atied Vene- tremendous possibiUties this loca staU septic tanks and sewer lines. if deemed necessary for the beat Jjpur ropy of the spring k summer for suit and af$d>an in kiilt; doily, lot, ^ ,9 0 0 . PhllDriM Agency, posaibUlties. Toogren Agency, 848- tlaa blinds Keys made while you tion presents. Ideal ter aufouho- Inquire MltcheU Drive off Pariter intoreat of. the Towh of Bolton. ^ Basiq PariiSca. edgings and. aUppera fa orodietl 5SSL Racordars ter n u t tive, manufacturing, n titf, etc. St., 9 a.m. or 4 p.m. M c K in ^ Board of Education, Bottoo, OwiMT 643-4034 P I^ N E O W N ER— 875-6320 Road fierald A i w a , Marlow's, 80T Main, B4042BL T. J. Crookatt, RaaMoa. MBdBTr. Brm . Bewerags Oia Ormneettont, t a a >4^ 106B. ,, __1, 0 .0 \ W “ 1 I

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Dr. Robert Sul tar of New Brit ain win apeak Tuesday at 6:30 psn. Improre^ Faucet Police ArresU A ^ u t T o w n at a meeting of the Rotary Club at the Manchester Country Club, Asked for Globe JUnnan S.C. Brian C. OilM, acn Henry Joasph nxyk, *•. « c t M r. and M rs. Chartea K, OiU, Hip subject will be “Smoking — Business Bodies 18 Margaeen atationed at Thula A ir F orce ALDON PROMOTES TWO ^ Technology where he received hls^ BUYS LONBROAN if^land. TeAephona Oo. representa- the Stats Oflios of PUblio Health early today were each ohorged B riti^ Oonununily Council. William B. Thornton of 143 S. Uvea. Baae, Oreenl&nd, and la an admln- The A 1 d o n Spinning Mills diploma in 1965. on «»6 oondltfon of the wa,t«p In with breach of the peace. The to- latratlon clerk. Corp. In TalcottvUle has an Cavedon, a Korean Conflict and Lakewood Cirole, president of the The new awlitehboard aUowa the cldent occurred on Pine 8t. at Members of Ladies of St. James' nounced the promotions 'of two Thailand Theater veteran who Manchester Sand and Gravel-Co., a n s w e r ^ service to connect In the town reservoini. about 8:16 a.m. following a family; Cantor and Mm. George "U W ald wilt meet tomorrow at 7:46 p.m^ at men to positions of vice president. served with the army, la a member has announced the ptmehase of the coming calls to a oUant wharevar The more rigorous lnveaUgB.tlon argument between Petlr and his and lamdly, &1 AiceUla Dr., will the John F. Tlemey Funeral Home, The announcement follows a re of the Aeronautical Historical As transit-mix concrete business of he may ba. In an amergency, the ZIO W . Center St., to pay respects took place tn May, when the Mote wife and her friends. The argu arrive bacjc In thia country Mon cent board of directors meeting at sociation and the New England the James J. Lonergan, lnc„ on doctor ia speaking directly to his found aU town water suppUee up ment ended with Esyk and Petig day. They have apent the past 8 to the late Mins. William F. Taylor, the firm. Aldon, spinners of wool- Carders Guild. R t. 6, Columbia. patient in aeconda. Conference a member. to par. ^ . . exchanging blows in the middle months In Israel. He is engaged to Miss Lorraine calls, befween three or more peo A quick chech in J'une brougnt of Pine sT. Petig poeted a $100 ple, are also pout of the aervioe. Miss Susan Behet of West Hart A. Pitcher of Scarborough Rd., marks sgslMt the Howard and bond and Esyk la being detained The board otf dlrectom o { Man- Manchester, and a fall wedding is OWbe HoOow reservoira. at Police Headquarters In Ilau of ehester WATEB wlU meet Monday ford, formerly of Manchester, has ' BRIEFS ""I?.’-#..(I been elected as a student council planned. Both showed tigna of hawmesB bond. Both cases have bean set at 8 p.m. at the home of Mre. Bd- ' John YankuUs of 149 Blssell St. organiatne which could Indtoate down for court appearance July wln MdOonneU, 57 Branford St. representative of the class of 1966 recently coropleted an intensive at Central Connecticut State Col similar disease bearing organlmB 16. •nie WATBS will meet Tuesday at COMPLETES BANK COURSE two-week training school at the ooUld survive the treatment being Roderick C. Konrad, 17, of ‘E( the Italian American Club. Weigh lege, New Britain, where she is a United Statea Gypsum Oompomy’s fresiunan majoring in elementary WilMam R. Jtobnson o f W eir St., given the water. Lakeside Dr., Andover, early to ing In w ill be from 7 to 8, after Glastonbury, treasurer of the Sav national headquorteni in CMcogo, However, both imperfect ““ Vl day woa chatged with making an which there will be a buMnees education. She is the daughter oC m. He joined the firm in 1961 Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Benet, and a ings Bank o f MianChester, iBAt pies came from faucet which could unnaceaaory noise with a motor m eeting. week graduated from a three-year and serves the Manchester area os have altered the qt^ty of the vehicle and was ordered to appear 1962 graxiuate of Manchestw High salesmcLn. He was one o f '26 School. eduoaiUon program at Brown Uni water, according to Lawrence in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Membem of Gibbons Asseonhly, salesmen for Gypsum la the United July 16. The youth was arrested versity. WittkofSkl, acting superintendent •By CattioUc Ladles of Columbus, will States to attend the course learn of the Town Whter Department. after being observed squealing his meet tomorrow at 7 ;45 pjn. at the The course, which covered all M ar, 6 Area Students hoses of savings bank (^sera- ing latest techniques ih reaidential Ihe State has ashed for an Im- tires as he left a W. Center Bt Joto F. Tlemey Funeral Home, end commercial building. prmrad sampling faucet at Globe drive-in restaurant. ferant 219 W. Center St., to pay respects tdons, was aponsored by the Na tional Association of Mutual Sav HDoMow. Monda: to the late Mrs. William (Bridget) Make Dean’s List Thom 'McAn Shoe Store will "If there were anything aeri- Taylor, a member. ings Banks. Johnson was one of 81 savings bank officers to com open new headquarteqi at 857 ousiy wrong, you can be sure the Six area students enrolled in ag- plete the program, which inriudes Miain St. Monday. The newly re state wouM orack right down on Church School Sets Gary A. Haugh, son of Mr. and ricultuml programs at the Uni three, two-week sessions on the modeled and decorated area, for it" Wlttkofald says. "N o. Mra.*T. David Haugh, 32 Garden versity of Connecticut made the merly keller's Men's Weeu-,*is the The Department of Health St., is home on a 20-day leave. He Brown campus and special proj- Closing Exercise desm's list during the spring eerts and wrltiten assignments be newest remodeling effort being makes regular monthly checks haa been attending Englneman semester. V & i g tween residence sessions. done by downtown Mlancheeter and more stringent quarterly testa o f dayl Class A School at Great Lakes Na Three are students in the College business firms. closing êxercises for the Voca Of particular importance in the on town water supplies. tion Bible School of the Zion w rote val Training Center, Great Lakes, of Agriculture and three are two- WlttkofWd also reported that HI. He will report for duty aboard program was a case study project EvanÛcal Lutheran Church, 112 CajHcl year students in the Ratcliffe Arthur F. Ferron William B. Thornton Mrs. Beatrice Bjork of 206 the week-long hot spell couJd the U.S.S. Paiute stationed in Hicks school of Agriculture. They involving the hypothetiaal "Old Cooper St., will be Wednesday, m W tc Wbodhridge St. this past week bring water />estrictlons If It con iiwiden ktayport, Fla., upon completion of are: en and specialty yams on the The price of the sale has not attended the annual pilgrimage of July 3, at 6:30 pjn. on the,church his leave. He is a 1962 grûate of tinued. though the town has a wen lawn, and in the church audi turned In the College of Agriculture: woolen system, is noted fo r Its been disclosed but property and Stanley Home Produots, Inc., with at Love Lane which it has not Mancheeter High School. First honors, Robert A. Gehrlng, employes’ profit-sharing opera- equipment acquired by the sand some 500 other independmt Stan torium in case of rain. Aay. w yet put into service. Certificates for perfeqt attend dooit.) Coventry: second honors, Steven tion. and gravel firm includes two con ley dealers and manag(4ira, at a At the end of May the water G. Patrick, Columbia, and Sandra Arthur F. Ferron o f 13 ' Con crete plants, one located at the ance will be awarded, and thm The three-day sales oonferhnce at level In town reservoirs was lower k ep t a A. Malin, 284 Woodland St. stance Dr., Manchester, has been rear of a 37-acre tract on Rt. 6 W estfield, Miass. She received a will be a tour of exhibits in the In the Ratcliffe Hicks School of than at the same time the prsvious parish house and church assem inar a n named a vice president and plant and another on leased land at silver cup for tap sales achieve three years. Agriculture: First honors, David manager, and Alfred W. Cavedon Storrs, plus five transit-mix ment. bly rooms. , J. Charter, Ellington, and Frank Wittkofski says the level was RefreShmente wtH be serv ed th a t a Jr., TalcottvUle, has been elevat trucks. arting hack up when the warm WESTOWN K. Derrick, South Windsor; second ed to vice president in charge of Lonergan will retain equipment The closing •will be open to par ta g mu . Roberi W. Cove of Windsor has .lell hit. The Love Lane weU will ■ 1 PHARMACY I I honors, Esu'le G. Lawrence, 153 production. for his construction business ents end friends. 0 t elttu been promoted to the new position n o t be cut into the system SariMoi 459 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9946 A very St, Ferron, a Woonsocket, R. I. na which is a separate entity from of manager of oontiocts adminis the concrete making operation. a oontinuing need for .the wati h m n t Marine Weather tive, has been with Aldon Spin tration at United Aircraft Oor- evident, ao that It will not' To maintain our continuity ning for 17 years. He was recently The Manchester Sand and Grav o w * y 1 porate Systems Center. turned off and on oil sumniier. tO e.stk WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) The the assistant plant manager under el Co., located at 60 Adams St„ Car Leaving Lot of medical senice we are the late Ray Playdon. was founded in 1924 and haa 21 of than a U.S. Weather Bureau issued the Sears, Roebuck and Oo. expects b a .flon following marine weather sum •He joined the firm as an audit ita own transit-mix ^trucks, prior to spend ipore than |60 million Hits Moving Auto clerk in 1947 and became a pro to the new acquisitions. The firm o ( til Open All Day mary today: for newspaper advertising this Junior Organists Tliougt Tides will be high along the duction clerk in 1951. In 1957, has other plants on Rt. 32, Bagle- year. George H. Struthere, vice A Center St. resident last itight 2,200 " Connecticut shore today from 5 Ferron was named to his most re vllle, and in Enfield. Processing president in charge of merohan- plants, where stone and sand are Heard in Recital was given a written warning for h e and p.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday morn cent position. His background in dlse, gave this estimate based on failure to drive in o proper lane SUNDAY cludes a course of study in yam crushed, are operated both here y w i o a ing from 5:30 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. preMmlnary reports and forecasts when poUoe investigated a minor WBJIl V Low tide at Old Saybrook is at manufacturing taken at the Rhode and at Monson, Mass. Ihe .Ainior Division of the Con for the remainder erf 1063 from two-car crash on Center St., 51 m o e • 12 noon today and at 12:30 a.m. Island School of Design, after the more than 750 Sears retail necticut VaUey Chapter of the feet east of Roosevelt St. No one which he was employed at the Hammond Chord Organ dub re Simday. ON FAIR B AN K S . BOARD Stores, Including one at the Mlan- was hurt in the accident, police ■Vend Simset today Is at 8:29 and sun Falls Yam Mills for two years Johil S. G. Rottner of 848 E. cheater Parkade, across the nar cently held a recital at Watkins said. prior to leaving Rhode Island and William R Jirimson Brothera StudloB. rise Simday is at 5:21. er cent. Preparatory School in New Milford the Hartford National Bank A followed by a two-year course in Trust Co. He Is a colonel in the TAB, rieWly developed low ool- BILL TUNSKY woolen and yam manufacturing at US. Army Reserve and a former orie beverage of the Coca-Cola The W AS-NU SHOP STAMPS Bottling Co., went on sale locally 2YB the Philadelphia Textile Institute of judge of the Town court of Man 476 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—"AT THE CENTER” 649-9095 ALL WEEK chester. Jime 24. MERGER New Products: New era badges WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, JULY 1 for oatUe so they can be tagged The M anchester A n B w e r i n g for indi'viduel Identification are Bifuminous Service at 318 E. Middle Tpke. has and MONDAY, JULY 8... offered by a ^Berkeley, Calif., WILL CLOSE JULY 16 tiuu AUG. 15 FOR VACATION merged with the Robb Service in firm thia week . . . You won’t Concrefe Rockville, making it possible for have to paint your backyard fence CU/ford R. Walker both telephone answering services anymore if you use this new vinyl DRASTIC REDUCTIONS NOW ON to serve Manchester and RockvlUe basket weave atrip which has ORIYEWAYS - and transferred to the agency de areas absolutely toll-free to clients. partment in 1963 where he super been introduced for feTKdng by ALL SUMMER CLOTHES! The increased territory cover Allied Chemical Carp, of New PARKING AREAS vised agency ajccounts and expen age ■was accomplished June 6 with ditures. the installation of brand new elec York City. Six-inches in width. It Appointed the company’s first tronic equipment known as a Oon- comes in 200-foot continuous coils W. G. SCHWARZ CO. comptroller in 1960, he has been centratorddentlfier. and is available in white, green, INCORPORATED Instrumental in the revision of yellow and coral. Its resistmt to 'The local service is the first L«or«' ROUTE 83, VERNON company budget systems and ex-. firm in the aOea to take advantage deterioration by salt air, mois "W O W " What Service TEL. 875-2042 IJonsion of activities in ' fore^ of this stride forward in telephone ture or other weathering, this firm IM y says. PLACE ORDER—PICK IT UP IN 10 MINUTES FREE ESTIMATES ing expenditures, planning im b commimlcations, It was reported PONT BELIEVE US? THEN' TRY US! eds, and special co^ studies. by Betty Ruth Edwards, owner o# the business here. "We now provide enopioyment for six Manchester women, have Spring Special PIZZA-RAY'S NORTH COVENTRY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT had many artides published In our 130 SPRUCE STREET — Ml 3-0031 btode naagazines, and have played RANCHES and CAPE OODS Open 2-11— Sun. 4-10 NEED TIRES? active part In starting a Oonnecti- Painted For SMALL cut association while working very Sat. till 12 LARGE hard to help the pUbhe in accept ing telephone answering operators PLUS PAINT 75c CLOSED WEDNESDAY ♦1.25 40% DISCOUN'R PAPER DRIVE as people there to help—not to and TRIM 25c Extra Each Item hinder,” she said. NO DOWN PAYMENT Among the accomplishments of SPECIAL PRICES ON ONE YEAR TO PAY... SUNDAY, JUNE 30, STARTIND AT SA.II. the Manchester Answering Service LARGER HOMES is its installation of giant switch' boards called S67B, first to be used ALLSTATE PAINTERS ARMSTRONG TIRES FOR PICKUl) GALL 742-6N0 in this area, and installed after Coventry—^TeL 742-7S6S FUU 44>Lr NYLONS FRANCIS DEOABLI, Chairman many consuUationa and help from Hartford—289-6988 LOOK- engineers and Southern New Eiig- ) 6i70x15 - * 8.95 7JOX14-10.90 7.10x15- 11.90 ODOx14-12.90 •PLUMBING HORSES IM iK ■ - 12.90 OJOx13-10j)O Water Heaters • HEATING Humidifiers D R IV E W A Y S for SALE! PLCS TAX—NO ntADE NZEDBD II Amub'oiig Premium deep treads at special low prioco. All Ann- Dehumidifien • AIR CONDITIONING Fref Esfimales On: strong tires have lifetime rood hazard guaraatM. Free mounting. WeJ ^ e had a new shipment of HAND-S*IC^D WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD Air Cleaners — 5RN and ENGLISH HORSES. They have been FIRESTONE CUSTOM TREADS BITUMINOfUS ASPHALT PAVIN^ thqpughly checked by a veterinarian for sound physi GRADE A RUBBER—FULL DEPTH TREAD Heat Pumps 18 MONTHS GUARANTEE / • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS cal condition! We have good children’s horses and a ^ t harses. We also have fine ENGLISH PLEAS a l l 14" SIZES AT ONE LOW PRICE 8.8A Water Pumps • GAS STATIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS WHITE OR RLACS—NO TRADE NEEDTO WILLIAMS URE and JUMPING HORSESl ALSO SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL 16" W ater“l3oolers ALL WORK PERSONALLY SOTERVlgED OIL SERVICE, Inc. • ALL HORSES ARE GUARANTEED! # Water Softeners WE ARE 100% INSURED DISCOUNT Zone Control GENERAL E^CTRIC DEALERS STATION Bath Roopis DE MAIO BROTHERS SINCB 1999 Known for Quality Prodneta and Servlea CIRCLE “S” RAHCR 0 451 WEST CENTER ST—649-0980^ TEL. 648-7091—WE CARRY JBNNITE SEALER 941 Brood at.. MHUhMtae-MI S -u a l A n s Th -a n d q v b r • 443.2937 M, flC Hantjr m Kd., oharfwl The in- St. at i famllr and hla le argu- Id Patlg JUNE 29 thru JULY S mlddla a $100 OHANNtaUi S-«^l9-tf-M -tM t'M detained i lieu ot yilMBe w m i k —a i x m u h t s y w u m v o . h . t . p u m p f o w » o o „ tea. Mn aet loe July 17, oC ‘Edge’^ Scripts Written arly to- iklng ah i motor > appear In Florida by Vendig icheater, arreated •By RUTH B. nfOMPSON allng hia wrtteivi and "aeaemtily line produc- iter St. Maiiy K. Wellea sported five dtf- serent mink cosita in one.week on Uon so widely ptibUciaed when "Bdg« of Night" the CSB8-TV Haliie' Carrington had muiUpIe daily soap operas some yeani Monday'dl>rougih-yViday daytlmer back? moved up ah hhur in the (from d;30 to 8:30 p.m.) No. Definitely no stable of writ ISets its eighth year. ers, it aaema, Hia method ia more , “No, we didn't write five minks akin to the stage’s Lindsey and rcise the aorlpt,*’ amiles -Irving Oouae way of doing things. “Jim Vendig (now pretty much the dean Pentile, who Joined me for an ap- le Vaca- of daytime seilea Witera), we just ' prentlciMhip->-and it was a tough one—13 years ago la now my full Im Zion wrote the ohoracter of Louise collaborator. We work five days a urch, 112 Capicl rWh . . . and Mary her- week, sight hours a day. In fact idneaday, aelf took It from there." (And, my back la braced now from the e, church ineidentally, always after she'd sheer strain of too much typing.” | h audU iwrwsd in her Nancy-mink-of-the- day, Mary went home In a cloth Vendig served a solid appren : attend- ooait.) ticeship himself. He entered the The queatlons I asked Vendig College of Ceramic Engineering nd there not far from his childhood Chicago a in the kept adding up to myth-shatter- kijg anawem. home to please his father, with i drew to please himself. In the ITor example, he is the proof early depression days he financed ) aerved. from Now York Olty where JUl Theatre and p y a twist of | ol tha .rtiow ia produced—euid other fate was finally offered two radio, than a couple of quick trips a year writing Jobs the same day. He took' Auto ha ,oan’t h# lurad away to either the "Judy and Jane” show and' of the entertainment meccas. stayed, with it for 5,000 scripts, T h o ^ he wrote something like Euat night then, went on to become one of Sf900 “PeiTy Mftsoci" radio acripts, broadcasting’s most successful ■nlng for he and the ftmous fictional law- iper lane writers. to the parting of the "We write with as much care as a minor WhjW when Meson moved to Holly- Four "charaotera" greet their author, Irving Vendig, (center) on one of his rare visi'ts to tho : St., 51 If we were writing for Broadway "Bklge of Night" sot. Left to right are "Phi; and Louise Oapice,” (Ray MlooOonnell and Miary K. and suggested he do the —and We write the equivalent of . No one aioM. Wells) and “Nancy and Mike KarT"^(Ann Flood and Larry Hugo). ut, police 52 Broadway shows a year!” has a lawyer character VOndlg -eommented. I very own, now, though. He’s And in their viewing audience, hand an especially tricky case, the case in court against Perry Mason tit. Gerard Just oank ever seem arle Jun- ««fa d ln g Mike Karr, hero of by the way, are some of the same Montlcello, N.Y., Poet Offic4 got a can start humming “ Tea .for Two.” I bo get his man. ! making . parking t ^ e d by John Lark, who’d played way opening night. Actresses Tal j how to proceed. I too bitter. j format is based on the problenis ihe. failed w radio Perry, and who Withdrew lulah Bankhead and Shirley Booth )t Though he outlines loosely a year^ There will be another frustrated of a fugitive who must keep m ov-. ateering Cro^l'Hdge . . .’’ because unlike watch regularly and PuliUser-prlze ahead, Vendig draws- on his stage' failure on. television next fall;' I ing, working dolly only at odd to make V eri^ , Lark did want to go to experience to create according to Jdbs and making no ohMe friencB, atriking 'Winning playwright, Marc Connolly Lt. Philip Gerard is the iwfjjrwood and ia there now. Lau- detoured to Sarasota on a recent the portrayal of the actors. "Anne character name. He will be the while in constant fear of recap ound car r m a Hugo is the current Mik« Florida trip to tell the author- Flood and Mary Just are Nancy "relentless” pursuer of David Jans ture. 'alski, 4fi, iuBkrr* creator what high quality writing and Louise’’he says and when an • sen, one-time "Rfchard Diamond” j That idea is a good one. But We were lunching at Satdi’s and he considers "Edge . . .’’ con actor or actress catches fire the private eye, who is returning to how long can hold an audi accident ▼aodlg became a magnet for ta- boast. author .keeps "building the part.” ' | home screen'd in a neiv television ence for a cliff-hanging chase imlng to- hie-hoppera aU of whom re- The viewing audience also is said I Another Vendig-ofeated series series, "The Fugitive.” when you know the Chaser doesilt’ juet weat CMMMhed, "Why didn’t you 1st m e to Include 30% men. Vendig recall (but one for which he has ceased I And just like Hamilton Burger, have a chance? in no po- littow you were coming!" Vendig, ed two recent letters from the writing to concentrate on "BJdge ■ And the show keeps temtikhng and only the unhappy D.A., Lt. Gerard a handaome man with chieled fea- stronger sex that he found especial of Night” ) is the long-run “ Search i NEVER gets his man. As ” 1he you that Lt. Gerard is on the trail turas apologlMd wHh a half- ly rewarding. One was a thoughtful for Tomorrow" also on CBS. with its weekly stock opening -r' amae, hedf-ahnig. Fugitive,” Jamssen aliydys eludes analysis by a college professor, the Vendig and Gentile are manag-! him, week after wee^ after week, ‘"nie Fugitive,” an route to his It ia oerUimy evidanoe of Van- other was from « ' Marine .who’d ing to squeeze a little time away or as long as the spottoor’s money execution, escaping ' when the dig's stature and the sure place been transferred to lesclhad and from their “52 Broadway length holds out.- train on which he and Lt. Geractl IBdge Of N lg h f holds, that he plays a year for television” for-a ; e wanted to know how the' sequence As Kamiltotw^Burger,-. WilUam are riding is wrecked. ‘ can stick to ; hla ohoaen,, way of he’d been following ended. special project. What Is it? 'Why Tallman has ^dn excuse. Miason’s Since he is seen handcuffed to MCs, Baraaota; prescribed to help "Today’s people can- identify with writing a play.(real, live and In the clients are Always innooeilt. Lt. the prisoner who escaped, Lt. Ger lAILY bis daughter bvereome a riaplra- our characters," says Vendig. flesh, however,) for B roaây! CJerard isn't so lucky. As “The ard appears destined to capture tory ailment twenty ,yeam ago, ia "Nancy, ill certainly no sol^l-opera I ------, FVgitiv^’* Jlpvsscn has been tried only the fancy night Club come now hia idea of heaven on earth. sterotype ot a crying-housewife. » THE and opnviot-^ for the .murder of dians and comedy program writ Does Vendig have the stable of She Is a woman who made a career Hollywood on TV his ers. for herself, who has her own ideas, ''o reajly is innocent, however, It will be the weakneas ot tfie her own spheres of Influence, Just s, however, Lt. Gerard does- show, that's for sure, w as her husband has his own spheres BY ERSKINE JOHNSON ,’t know. He goes rigtit on “But,” says Janssen, “I think JOHN L lENNEY of influence. Hollywood OorreqMmdent chasing Nm “ to the neg(e(%,’' says the show’s strength win heip seB "We last because the cHkracters Newspaper Enterprise Assn, the show’s prospectus, “of his this weakness. The plots witt be have- depth . . . they must and do HOLLYWOOD — (NEA) — The family and his career. ’ ’ AGENCY develop." And the viewers certain-: district, attorney who never wins a I The pursuit is' remorsdsss, buit (Continued on Page Four) ly do identify. When the actress playing Mike’s first wife wanted out, Vendig obligingly killed her in im off , . then couldn’t get his dally long distance call through to C ^ because the switchboard was SATURDAY Television PROGRAM flooded by Irate "mourners.” Xlma duwaal ( 8) The Story < 8-1088) American FootbaU C. LEROY NORBI8 Then there are certain post of UKW ( » Sky Klaz ( 3) Brokee Arrow Coaches All-Aaseriea Game fices that encounter spots of Watch Mr. Wiasid (18) Third Maa Buffalo, N.'Y,' 'War Memorial Presldeot (M) Daadlepla Bcwliag Itll Wide Conatry ' Stadium, the'players are 80 col lasuranoe of All Kinds trouble because of the program’s ItiM f ( I) Rewr (M) Championship Bowliag lege seniors, considered the best Bonds “ viewer identlflcatlon." The story < S) Mario I »ad Of .Sllaharaia (48) Oraad Jary football playera in the country. r B. Center S t—«48-411T is set in '"the mythical town Of ttt) JelTa CoUia (88) Magic Lsad 11:00 ( 8 ) Mews. Sports B Weather Monticello" but once when Mike (M) Adveatarc ( 8) Lacy Show (80) Mews and Weather III* t i> Ub'D Nk. S ( 8) Tree Adreatara (88) Satarday Might Bepoot < t) My Friead FUoka (44) Maaloraal 11:10 (88) Cartaln T li^ (St) Bpart Special* (SS> Magie Bsach ;> croes the Wide Missouri.** T*^Sur K^wUmg is expecting. - (R) ( MOSS) HboteBaaay 277 BROAD :e s IM your oU Wiroor to t a yoir. - Itooludes annual cleaning anM 'k m (^ i iSimiaiSr'SSilel Goff Tonraa, Jack Linkletter host to folk n e a t music series. From Syracuse ^ o^ k -u p your . h^ttnir oyatam, 'Riia is your boot protMUon I) WMa Warid Of p g p i« e University. M.Y. ' Len th ns' 24-Hour Grand jlfalnst BorvUM ifityivupUoaa when you asod heat the moot. Endurance, Iw Mans. France, tits (88-80) ShtatJay Nfgh4 A4 The With Jim' McKay, series h o ^ de Movie* Eifccllv* At One* scribing tha Bctton. “M lor of tho I King.') Joffiwy (SS) Chet HuiUey SepirBag Hunter, Michael Rennie. Young sailor’s bravery come to fore •iM (Isil^^StoM'ot thplreek ' when outgunned British shipa take G LO S Ei msasuro- of-N *af b*ttlosh(p (tor- . Liberty. Handicap, $16,000 n. (B> . “ IGE added, from Aqueduct. Long ' IMaiid. N.T-, FreSr^poesela eaUa Lawreaoo WeHi jbei) SATURBAYS CO. the raoe. t) Have Gna. Will Travel (It) ladostry oa Pasodo k Ichard Boone. A miner beta bis 25 In St., ( t> WaoUisr “ Silver Strike’ ’ and PalAdla'a ATMINNI woo 848-8488 1:46 (M) Aasericaos 01 IKesfk right to work It in a poker game. P ni'lHg 3 ^ I RaekviHoi S:0e (U-SSI Mews t) Qu m IdImi (M> Mary Filae e( ffca Wes* Sames Amess. Dennis Weavsr. Print of heel of old boot provide* im \A\ club to the slayer *f a poung S:U (SO) Wasblagtoa Bepert rancher, (R)

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•qwMar wsH Mosivwa by tlw praai BlahM Mhow” INBOVr SUNDAY Television PROGRAM •fd tSs iVir S m t outiroe pcadUon qf.tonse « bS tat- Basel fShMay Booth) rifasia H um M IM • 8 8 S ie s »f8 1 M / / y TV PeraonalUies OewUr* h>oijsoti Pprtanoe fa medtoHl leaaatefa to to make an y more brownies tor liM < t) Matmta at OMafait, Kawa- ( ^ ) weadegfol World of Oslap eTlIkn* ^ 'Dr, HBdare” episode,^lhe g l s ^ S ^ e . (Color) Fart n of eactumde of Miw tsetalqite cC HBhig higUly Bio- har oM Mend Kr. Griffin (Horn Wle anneta and sound agiijintan aUppiu Btona" on NBOTV ard Smith) unleaa he aniplogH («{ two American students m F lo r ^ Car radio navar t Oordon and SheMa M ence Italy who become Involved I r v i n g QHH b ^ to oovar the oMtkn as tt dauslops Thmaday, July 4 (««0-«:9o pm. Herbert Johnson (DonaM Fbstes^ < ______. In tb6 ot X>MUh'* dHmui In an art theft (R) Iha Ghbor and Jhama BS3T. Repeat of Feb. M, KOMt. m^taupna of Father Alfred (848-18) The Fetsoas (Color) I sounded so aineaa IMS. T h e 'XMtUn Du are Ufa gueiME on in “Herburt for EDre,” on NB Davay » OelUlh ( 8) Big 8 Theater MOTOROLA "NDCDi OmaMm FMjaeito p «)d i» Whvd," a look at the A toyshop full of dolls comes to *!•* < »> Of Tha Birar Bm A Quests: Jack Carter, At Gnahhm hnsto. ___ Ronnie Haran) to her naciowooda Ufe, New Hngland sailors sing < 8) Me- Aaawer •Boy’s Ranch." Butch Jenkinah Totle Fields, Quela Qill. a r X rvtag CRtIki has oom e u|)oai tun itanoes ot a young doctor in Jkek CKng) eondueba group tbier- James Craig. (1988) ^ ( 8) I ’m Dickens 8W» 8H8 MNEUe vMas inMtMtM: o t th e w ortdVi TMStaat hos- home—and betxxne taegeta of a lusty sea chanties, handsome Ladin- (SS> D ilv Daas gahaai (80) M ajor LeaSgne H a s ___ ot w y sendona w W i flm ^ ( 88) (8848) Jane Wyman ______Vibrasonic the dranm o< raaMy," pjRaIr! *«h * Reaoue," a dm iwatto waU-akned aquhrel gun — fa Americana give a formal party, (88) Saeied Heart gj«v*Iand .iMians vs. Chicago "Once Upon a .Crime" with Pater (pwbtoyed by gueafc sto TKemoty ot a WMy" on NBOffVto and classical songs ars transtorm- PJ® ( ) The Ohrlatoi^ni White (from Chicago). Joe Lawford. A child tries to teach a MMtlctSnf two ppomuna pro- iHm rsooed of the i______88 “ <> ®ob Wolff cover. thief a lesson In honesty. Norman FeB, 8)«vto M "Wide Oountry" ‘Ihuraday, July 4 ed into popular tunes during NBC- * ’ ** i JJ 5 5 ^?” * "® * * * WarM sound sysfem a w x d b y OMBb £ r doete by a trouMeHfiooting unit at my, Baitatok O’Neal and (, 8> Crtala 1*3* Answers 8:88 ( 88-88) Oar 88 Where Are Yenf ■Du Botit Sbow at ttM WVok® the New Tortc Fire ~ (7:80-8:90 pm. E«3T. Repeat of TV’s "Sing Along With MHeh" (M ) The Ohrlatophera Allen Dullefl. former Director of Joe E. Ross, Fred Qwynne. A a w le y ) fa T iro Itonasnbi Out Jan. 8). color show^Frldgy, July 6 (8:80- (88) Oral Boberta the C.I.A. interviewed t o John new police inspector la startled to mmUr , Um roivtaw w m M, "H lu li aad ’Yaocnedtan BaoioBeage," a NBOJPVto The Scî. An mcamlnatlon of I^ fu m o find there Is no serious crime in FOR CARS oatugUt (with wunderM olMtty s oandM study o t CRieHey B erm an a t 9:80 p.m. BBT. Riepeat of Feb. i , 5*!? Heart T ron aai affair, Cuba A Chinese-Rnseian the Toody-Muldoon sector. (R ) »«| ;«th Hour*’ WMneaafay. JVIy >8i88 ( 8>jump Uata My i%et relations. aUoB o r (MMUinttoaMi W o m Sm»- TTOriC. A mountaineer tender Baas too- 1968). Religloua series with Dr. George ( 848-88) Sanday NlgM Mavle 0 (dO-Td pm. SMJV. ' Repeat of fated from the w«»td aad Me tanm Crotners. 8:88 (88) Film "Fu ry at Showdowii.^’ John Der • Adds oonotrt-hall rgalltm to olnaMiiw to wwtMli w moait flcMonol ONMki oam e to N B C flrom CBS, M anto 6.)^ « 8:88 ( 8) Fair Exchange ek. John Smith. Drama of a gun fa ‘TimpeMBe,’’ OO-mimita oolor feei- The Alcoa Premiere summer ( 8) Jewish Mews Views ( |) P o^ e Cartoon. ear radio mu8lo which he jolnad In Septeenher IM A (»> Challqe Of SatraBaa 8 slinger called a coward by his Maldiii’ iw nty p»y off ki Midl- ture on NBC-TWa 'The Virginfan’’ program departs from its usual <88) Saoriflee af the Mass town. (R ) • Attaehas to any ia*voMt Before beootntiHr Director o f I\d)Ho ^ kklmnito, candid toudy of the Wednesday, July 8 (TdO« pm. W ) Take Two 8:88 (8848) Bonaasa (Oeler) noe Msvaff saa Um o iM to i' Affaiie tor OBB News in 19M, dramatic fare to iHwaent a variety _ . (88) This Is The Ufe McNeill, host-moderator. nagativa-ground ear radio adtaal esmettenoe of prepantog' a OBJiyr. Repeat of Nov. it, IMM)- M:1B ( 8> The Christophers Lome Green, Pemell Roberta. p i ; ^ la noMbtag n ew to r CRtMn. he wrote, dhreetad and ptraduoed ahow, "George Gobel PreeentS)” 18:N ( 8) Look Dp Aad L ire Guests: Julia Meade. Scott Me- Hoes learns that a mailorder ro i** pwaent- Thursday, July 4 from 10-1} nan. “The Stepinac Oue." George , „ Mrs. Jack Kramer. mance can offer surprises. (R ) A S LOW A S S!?**/.“ F ** *• "" “rtkwi Tttoh suoh awBrd-wliining TV and redo pn>- M g«r on NBC- "People W*I TSalk,- a aaw audl- Voskovec ‘ mrtrays the cardinal 5:88 (8-81) Olevelaad Open OoM ( 8) Beal McCoys or T V HklwltaniaB m the "NBC WUKe graam. ’Hieae Inoluded ttie radio NTT over ABC-TV, Toamament Walter Brennan and Richard TVto’‘DuBpnftBHowofthaWeeW enoe-partkiipatlon game show, wp sentenced ny communists to hard (88) TV Presents ■nd the "T w w ttoH b setoeo "The NattoUto Nlghtnuro,” Arne ao labor. Crenna. A beautiful new house Oartta^’ owUor on OBB. pretntor on the NiTC Tekivision The Miarmly-aoclaimed "World ( 8) Goaa. Beport ( 8-88dl) Major Adams Trail- keeper sets her sights for Luke. ■which won the Peabody Award, Network Koextoy, JUy 1 (M-g:K ^ _ <88) Faith For Today master Pm > Jototag NBC in Kay I960 as ex- euMl the tetevtolon settoa ‘Th e of Jimmy Dotdittle," whl tries to get her sheriff-brother to s e r ie s-^ awanl winners. They Aa dkeotor o f FUbUc Aftotor tor C U M eMorte by Dm. be repeated oh the NBC-TV Net . < 8> Comments M People Cartoon series. ease security regulations at were the "NBC White PaMr” pw>- guest-star in "The Tall Shadow,” a Work Thursday, Jtriy 4 (10-11 pm. (**) Film _ _ (18) The Christophers factory. (R) C B S N« wm, GMtMn was reaponslhle CMttoeple to help Mm drama about a sod engineer who BDT). 8:88 (88) Meet The Press (Color) 18:88 ( 8) Candid Camera tor the oreatton of sw fi televialon (88) Frontiers of Faith ( 8) Combat the "Purex Special tor Women" (88) Western Jamhoree Durward Kirby, host. Allen FunL programa aa "The Twentieth Oen- 11 lift ( ) Americans At Worti * (18) Onr Faith Guest: (Jarmel ()ulnn. 81 (88) Probe tury,” ''Oanuuent,” "The Laat 11:88 ( 8) A ()aeat for Certainty (58) Film ( 88-88) Show Ot The Week HJiCIIIONICS The “NBC White Ptmter" series ( 8) The School Story 8:88 > 8) Mr. Ed Behind the scenes view of play Wtord,” ‘The Great Chalec«»," (81) For Yonr Informatioa Alan Young, Connie Hines. production through rehearaal. LAIOIIATORHSS •*> **>P*ot w ith "BeMnd the News with Howard TUESDAY Television PROGRAM ^ (88) This Is the Life opening and closing of "The The Da Affair,” a minute-by-min Mr. Ed, the talking horse takes K. 8mMh” and "W oinanr Zir radio Ihss Ckoxacl U :88 ( 8) International Zone Dragon" at Phoenix Theater, ute examination of the D.8. gtoem - 8(88 (’ 8)S) ^ To Ten Tka Tralk ( 8) Take Two steps to end ostracism of a new N.Y, w n n m o M m . programoMbig, Ms naune to promin (4 a 4 » Oerabot (81) Championship Bridge neighbor. (R ) M :88 ( S>. Whsl’ . ’• s My 1Une?____ ment’s reaetion to orMs, and (fa4ri Yea DeiVSnr^ «OMeat Vic Molorrow, Ric Jason, ( 88-88) Ray Mherer’ s Sunday Re ently aarooiated with *'UMt One,’’ ( 8) DIeeovenr '88 forces captured German di (88) Bing Aronnd S nây port With John Daly, moderator, and scored again with ''«t-h i," a mov- AlriialU (8848) Wke De Yea „ „ (88) PrMIem Today panelists Dorothy Kllgallen. Ar STANEK 449-1114 and sensitive exploration of the whloh led to "The Hidden Rmn- ?:J5 I l\ ® rrai of Mtoi operate on wounded F rei. News snecial on President Ken 18:88 ( 8) We BeUere lene Prances, Bennett Cerf, hiU on,’ ’ ‘Th e CMindes-Mkirphiy 88-8S) Todur with vital Information. (R ) ( 8) Oale Storm Show nedy's European trip. Guests. S(Mtfaem Negro’s tl^ t iagainst dis- ■ , -Vtolt ... 8rt8 ( 8) l ^ d Bridgea.8bew (88) Darey * Goliath (18) Insight ( 8-8«4S) Mews BpecM oilmlnation. ui that first year, the Oase: A ohronicie of Terror'’ and Adam Sh Newe A ft^ raT S S ^ „ „ (88) Air Force Story ( 8-88-88) News A Wealhsv Ih June o f 19B0, GMtMn w a r pro- southern mansion of a beontH U:B8 ( 8) Yoar Congressman from Jon Provost. June Lockhart, (88) Basday Edition woo seven major awarto for its 7 : « ( 1} S l S r t U f J & J I ^ ' .^..The .RooUes,' Sin. (R) Conneetteat Timmy, who's decided Lassie 11:18 (88) Sun. Might Movie aoMevemeots, in e lu d ln g the mnted to Prognm Iboeedttva: 8 :M ( 8) Owtala Koasaiaa Joto Payne, Betty OrtMo. 8:88 (8 ) Soeate (Premtosat lr t 8 ( 8) Pereeptloa could perform in a carnival de “Rebel Without A Cause." James ■lttv• P ® * Aveard ,fa-88) Bamper Roam ten, Albert Decker. Rkshonl Egon, Ryan ~ OtfesL . (88) Jr. Candlepla. Bowling Dean Jones. O'Toole tries to save Quinn. Parley Granger' (1965) esitabitsfaed by Long Islaad IM ver- A naillve New Tottoer, be ^ engineer attempts to heMeWI l t l 8 ( 8) Yonr Congressman from (88) I « ( e Skew tsnitod ntoho aoHnoto, ilw Cloltege t :U 8) 4- 8:88 ( 8) MUltoaalre (fa) FIrrt Shear'•® *' 1:88 ( 8) Washington Beport (18) Snhsorlption TV ‘P a s s a ^ W est" John Payne, ttoM^from dtsttiguiahed opiidoti 8) Bert af Oreaehe (18) Frontiers o f Faith _ Arleen Whelan. haoUa. In WMd Wlar H 8 : « (88) B a c and 0 « a ‘R e n e i^ e a .’ ’ Bvelya faeyes, < 4 t^ ) Haarailon Bye•* PTwalwW (88) The Best o f Oroneho 0.00 /V,’ Or AMve U:85 (88) Feature 88 Irtrry Parke. 7.88 : 8) Dennis The Menace _ T b s j iuoaeps o t ths 'KBC WlUts eervad in tha Mutow CUpa, and fai88 ( 8) o S e a t e ^ b errt Conrad, Anthony BIstesL ( 8) Bags Bnnny i u.*’"'* * 99eatkes TTkea A. murderer steals a rnanuscimt (88) The Christophers x f '’ Anderson. < 8> Moment of MedltaNen Ceilingrs leap into life and become intri0 ttinc patlenM o f depUi and dfmen- asrlee oontfmsed ia the du rin g Mb tour sHtended Harvard Lopoka was trying to buy, (R) 1:88 ( 8) Yankee BasebaU Mr. W l^n tries to scheme for a favorable verdict when Dennis be (88) Lord’ s Prayer sion with tile! , » « ■ « seaaon when rnUm anA Onukaaite SOhlool o f B hgltiioeciiig .9:88 (88) Bariy Shew _ „ Yankees vs. Boston comes Judge on "Children’s Day." 1:85 ( 8) Newseope and MTT tor toctmeoal hwlniiig in M:88 sisi^} ?!sssriSsr^ 8:88 ( 8) Yonr OommnnHy (R) 1:88 ( 8) Moments sf Oemfcrt, Oeel- awards irndudsd the MldMy HIU f t ) ifa iM Draw MeOvaar m d a r and ootnmunleaittona. Hto jr t o a 'T S MMee) (I t ) Sfeerin af Ooohtee night Hymn A ceiling job in your home is not how cheap you can gat R, It hi how good man Fowndmon Award and the ( I f ) FUni Safurday itsiTtew Award tor "An- ^ y m n fa the Flaotfe on 5:81 ( 3 ) ladBStrjr ea Fa Nanette Fsbimr. ^ ^ » good job eaR Mr. Chariea gpiT! Joun^ to a W te" aiul the M ty wMh ths rank of cap- U : i t ( » 4 #>;t & iPrtee la RlaM 8:88 ( 8) Kewi aad ^ (8^ ) Diek iW ea Theolsa 649-4920 or 644-0601. Brush or v p w f. Homea, O n l ^ TniTiMti lni tola, jCplor) (U) Bto nelore Cs.rd-oheating drifters play NMkmal OonCerenee on Boctoi Wjraua (98) w E afe New *“ ------d tarn gfiT^* W a*ws Annual Award tor "The CHOta I8 a tnatoae of GotMard UM8 (fato) (88) Newi Lee- ---- Ma• Rosemary MONDAY Television PROGRAM B a ttle at Nesihurih.’* OoMege fa Ftolndekl. Vt., »:8./.var^' (58) Bis ^rio8a ie Time Channel The ouirent TV seaauo an tor dfaectior of the Khren Homey d:8l (88) M?. Loeky 8:85 (88) Call Mr. D CMnlc fa New TIotk. He is mar- Jolot)^ IT" t :U (58) lodaetry•try ___Parade Oa ®* Cemlert hae seen the preeintotton o< a toro- .Color? 8:18 < 8) WeaUieWeatker.ker. NNewe « aad ii» i 8e Nm tansies ______5*1® S*!! 4“ *»l«aM At Week rted to the former Doulm Zlsldnd, who also deals In wine, (R) s '. « \ Nowsoope -BnlleHn Beard •:*• ( 8) ITpnr Senator past repost hi the sector — U fa e f M e r ***** Brnssolle Shew Death of Statin’' and 'The M m of (FM 8) Tiatk er CeSeSmeln ATTIC FANS S'55 ! I**™ Cr**r 8:88aim I( S!8) Fellow y99*A®tt. The W®Ro Sm * Spsrie (88) Weatker Wim Nqelle Adam, Ann B. Dsnia 7:8# ( S) Educatlonnl HhiuiBhrv’’ — followed by 'Bato- New Ttortc dty. .. « tortwaBeSr (8848) Today Shew (U> Ufe of BIley M ) FtbB Fresrw O raoJ^, Bpeelol 95aiK Be ready for the hot weather (88) Weather PainferSt Builden, D e c o ro fo M Wh SootattaedKedlohie.'' <48) A d vealaiS Ri Tha <58) Newe ahead with a HUNTER ATTIC ((M88 l) Weather (M ) Bnekskia Boh 'Th e Natfonto Future” seiAae of (88) Lone Baager • :85 (fa) aabhoaee '*Kenn«3y’a Bawnsa FAN installed in your home. < 8) JUnoaUonal (58) News M R -h ou r w eek ly T V (tofcaitea ( 848M) Geaeral HaesItM 8:48 ( 8) a o ee ^ Oa Overt Complete with fan louvers and 8:85 (88) anbhease brought together dtott^gutohed Bu- Coming Shows |i-aa At wWgto 8:45 < 8-8-88-88) . l ^ e (s S s -S t) Foene On Ameriea h m ( 8) Ae n o Werid Tara# 7:88 ( ) To TeU A e Troth all carpentry wwk. 8:88 ( 8). Closean ea'Bpaila ttonal and wntid flgurea in dtoous- 8 fPremlM-e) dramatisation at i't! kangaroe 8:85 ( 8-88-88) llew s ' (18) SabaeripilaB TV mMrgenoy eosee at Detroit Rbs- stona o f thnoAf and higtortatit sub- 8.88s.m ( 8) Hap Richards8elonee 7:88 ( 8) After Dtaaer Movie Baeketoge 9:88 ( S) MlUionalre (82) Local News and Weniher OLDSMOBIU tor women’s psehtoena ia todayV woeid about Ms happimss, by way «ri8(‘1)’ lEJj^rd" •• ^ J&N8 * Weather (88) Amerlean Memoir ( 88>)) Bnerta Oamera B :M ( 8) Starlight e S5** Qronche (8848) News and Weather “TOTIK OUNBHNMUi DBAUHT m|)kay changmg wmM. of hla TV show, fa "We’re Going (48)._ .) Newe CHUMk programa tor 'Du Pont 7<88 ( 8) DarU Ntyea Tkealre ^ „ {!}} Stove Allen Shew 18:88tS'iS ( 8) Calendar ®®1* Show (53) FUm to Have a Baby,” the Satanday, 7:18 (88) Special Report Show of the Week” have been June 39 episode o f "The N ew Joey («LS 8) L a r e ii^ gis ?V) iKSavlKT-*^ (8^ ) Say When 7:15 (22) Summer lUghllghte f12 WEST CBNTBR S9MBT (Color) John Smith, Robert F il /.II . *ô" Trn rtf (38) Sports Camera ler. Slim is harqeeed_to a girt (88) Morning Movie (88) N ^ e Ml S-MH j^ > m Se^V^^ Frevoa afterer he. . . arrests______VIni Wraer tor 18:48 (48) Lord’ s Frsarer ••!8o (.5) Homemakers Mevle bank robbery, (R ) (28-88) Play Yonr HnnM 7 :N (82-38) Monday Night at the Mov _____ s 1 8) lit e T o f ig s U 1:88 ( 8) News A _ We .. ' ies ( 8) First Baa » e ( 8) Newloope A Moments si „ „ < 8) Day In Court (8>-N).fiiretta âas ” Ih the Good Old Omnfort WILSON 18:55 ( 8) Almanac (Color) "Hell aad High Water.” ALUMINUM LADDERS O mt Sf»BB>Y SfMciolty tody Garland, Van to Richard WIdmark, David Wayne, ___ (38) News 11:88 (8840) The Price Is Rtgkt NEW or USED (Z f) AAmetfesn Liberal IrtS ( 3) Moments of MedHoOen ELECTRICAL CO. (Color) Bella Darvl. A retired naval of u 'lw a r— $i.ooft. _( 8) Jaae Wyman —^ ficer investigates a plot to start TiULY DEUCIOUS Residential-Ooniin.-Ind. 11:88 (88-38) Concentration • World War in. (R) 32 'to 40'— $1.30 ft. 649-4817 — ess-7876 (8-88-53) Seven Keys ( 8-8843) The Dakotas 13:68 ( 8) Love of Life V Larry Ward. Jack Elam. Ragan's CHICKEN life is threatened when he Oempleto with ropes B mUERAMR MR A (28-30) Yonr First Impression m v w w h m o iw im im WEDNESDAY 7e/et?isioii PROGRAM^ (Color) questions a posse's action. (R ) and I ~ COBURN & MIDDLEMOOK, hM. Time Ohonaei . . . . \ Tennessee Ernie Ford (28) Discovery at Brookfield Zoo Prompt 3n •*•* J® J® “ »h® * » ■ » 8)88 ( 8) DaMe OUHs 13:30 ( 3) Search for Tomorrow 3:88 (28) The American Liberal CASH The wmWs "SaesC eatta’ ehlek- (**;W,Von Don’t Say MMm T Dwajme Hickman, Frank (2848) Trnth or Conseiinenoos INVESTMENTS SIS I-SI siHartes-d ( 8) Dlseovery ’88 8:80 ( 8-884U) The Biflemaa cn” wHk faoomparable taste. ®:i®{8,Op The Gillis family is held ho (8-89-53) Father Knows Bert :k Connors. Johnny Craw- MB. OEOROB F. JOHNSON ffB., rtnnngir 7:t8 < 3) B iln lly L lv lij* ^ * * . (4848)...... ~Who . Do 1Yon by an escaped convict. Let's Talk Aboat heatre » ^ <14) The, Ragtime Era 1:30 ( 3) Ae The World Turns Danny said cost 81,100. (R) 875-3303 Omrtoia (fa fa ) .Make. Boom For Daddy • * * * L *]/.*>'>'S.J®®®®®iJ HlllbUHes ( 8) Connectient ' Movtetime ( 8-40-58) Stoney Bnrke 403 CENTER ST/—MI 8-3000 8:88 (48) F ro a H erfo T s < 8) Adnriral Ja^ Stow Buddy Bbsen, Irene F.yan. Orai^ (SO' Harvey Olson Show Jack Lord. Stoney is forced to 8:88 ( 8) Hop M ld ^ s ny tries her sobering up mash as (80) News compete In games of strength '• a cure for Mrs. Dn/sdueTa hypo I'If Si!! S^vb^ra Bernard Mow against an older man. (R ) (88-88) Banuter^ * ’^ Room ® **®W chondria. (R) - 1:55 ( 88) Snecial Beport ^ ^ (88) Visits With A Scalptor (48) Boso The Clown siss Mystery Theatre . (80) Mea of Destiay 8:88 ( 3) Andy Griffith Bkow ^ DlffertoH# W lMN T o e 8 b v *I (8} Ad^ral JTafA Phow 8:00 ( 3) Password 8:15 ( 8) Debbie D rA e Shew Hugh O'Brian. Bethel Leslie. A We’ll be glad to show you a match Ronny Howard. Don Knotts. 8:88 ( 8) MlUlonoIre n e^ p a p er editor Is shaken by A S **l'l* 'K‘6 TnUi (O) Opie's leadership Is thi-eatened issi RrAiJffissr dylng.rnm ’s confession. (H ) less selection of Mohawk or (80-53) Day In Coart when a new boy movee to May < 8) Beat ot Oroaehe 3:M (U ) Midday Report berry. (R ) t ‘M (45) Kiag aad Odie (58) . With A Scnlpier Bigelow carpet right In yonr own /i 18:88 ( 8) Ooleodar B m |M> Kariy Mow 8:8* ( 8 -t^ ) ()m Man Hbglmi 3:M ( 8) Hense Party m-38) Art Unhletler Skew Stamey Hollosray, Audray Totter. home. Make yonr home carpet <**-M) The Doctors Panelists are Jayne Meadows (88-88) Say TThea vS AVINCiS ( 8) m io Do Yea TFMstr (48) ______(tool Higgins,becomes a cafe star {» oomfortabie! . . . in'®®* Wyman Presents and Carl Reiner. 4% (48) Moraiag Mevte rave hM nephew's investment. 3:55 (38-30) News . (88) Exp. the Universe Yoaag World fR ) Mrt# ( 8) MomeniakersHomemakers MevieMe’ SlSSÎISs^', .. News A“ Weather 8:00 ( 8) Edge of Night 18:88 ( 3) Password inn/ I.O A N (8848) n » Year. Year Hmdi ~ (Oeleri' (8) D U Yan^Dyke Stow MANCHESTER CARPET (88-38) Loretta Yeung Shew Allen Ludden host. Audience par ’ • < > 1 I \ I 1(1 ( 8) Day in Oeort M w TylerôCre, Morey As»- ( 84048) Qneea For A Div ticipation game show with guest _ T MAIN 9TOEHT — TBL. 648-1191 18:55 ( ) Alnumao 9 k iii K :. rie«l*TO. The rollee think (18) MilMn Dollar Movie celebrities. 68 8 ___ (48) News S ll Main St. — 64S-n6g ?28-38) Special Bepert 11 :M (8^ ) The Price h M 8fM tOT <*•) Vlotory At Ben Truth Pros'dent Kennedy's European ' ( 8) Jaae Wyman t;tS ( 8) News (M 4« Yon Don’t Say (celer) 1 1 1 i MLU TlX inV E U m i i 1 i DID YOU KNOW U rt# (88-88) Oeaeeatratiea ___ (58) BriUsh Oaleadar ( 8) Dlscovenr ’88 trip. ( A484S) Seven Keys < .848-53) Ben Oapey TH A T THERE IS NO SUCH THINO 8:88 ( 8) Weather. News and Wesley Addy, Lori Monoh, Pagmm (8^ ) Who Do VoB Trostr Vincent Edwards Bom Jaffd. 1007 MAIN ST„ MANCMUWtfUl e ROUTE M, OOTMMTBV H :M ( 8) Levs Of Ufe 8:88 ( 8) 87th Freelaet i I ! S®V*' Denglan Edwards (fa - ^ Y e n r Fbret tmuresfaii (U ) U fe at Mley ?/.■?£. T lk T S K s 8:88 < 8) Ranger Andy Show Ctiaey is censured, for Ignoring AS UNIREAKAILE LENSES? (Color) ) K and cities. (H) ^bdu ctlon" of patient who In (fa) News A Went '^•48) EleveaUi Heu A MM ttot k treated for aafety reasooB wffl wNhetand a „ „ ( t ^ M ) Tenaeesee Ernie FUid « * ) DIsoev®ry at ( 848^) American I Fireman’ s mascot. (R ) 00 18:88 ( 8) SMseh For TemMrew (48) Sheeaa Wendell Corey, Jade Glng. live (28) Helfets Master Clans Wart firom g 16 M u ge ofeotgun r t 18 f ^ . Ito rarbnary oofety (88-88) Trath e r 0_____aBsesu' Seeing from Hlundale iMtor k derived from treatment In an oven at 1800 degrees for t t .u 88) ^ywright At Work LATEST CAPITOL RECORDS 5:45siss } ( SeSe!®J®* 8-88-88) News P*,®^**' tragi’. Ef'^® ■•••* D«44r (18) A ir Fewer MPtaW period of tbne and (luicMy aiôoled to develop a 7:8# ( 8) Bonth Riders (8843) Discovery ’83 11:88 ( 844848) Mown Wealhot iMi I f J ( j ) 4 ^ S m S s i - lin t Sperts of rtreesee emanstkig from the lene eenter to edge. < 8) News, Weather a!u Tkree Tkeatre (H ) Big News 7 Love you êcoiffe' (U ) Sntoerfpilea TV 5!!;:% êrlcaa NewsstaM •WftBrfoB* to break tlM lene, the idastk frame i (24) Jaoa Oosnal 8:88 (B ) Movie at 8 „ <••) News aai. Weatker U :U ( 3) MooAay Starlight By AL MARTINO ^ betnel eKploeioii o f tlM Jens m Jt ehatters H w vey OlsMi ( S- 8-4848) News. Wealhsp » .SS.''®? u®%®"’'" Horteno Diet- ’ rico. John Wayne. "NeandeÎ Man." Robert SnoUBOerJ within the frank. News Big News ( 8) Admiral SSiA The Ohrie#rt*er| STS Cmtondzed .Seat Covers (88) S The S - Admh A d ^ :aad Bwabhy (t t ) toerts Oamera ûn For -Tto Son." EMasE CBStomized Aato Tops Shew ulS Jlj A * ^ (88) iGwm (58) Film 1 1 :8 # ( 7t58 < 8) TV Bepert# •:S8 (1(88) B arb "Johnny Baser. Robert Tkvior, ( 8) YogT 1 Lons 'niniar. RAY BELLER'S MUSIC SHOP TURNPIKE (8S48) T a i i ^ (O(8M eri Dor YflLLIS (Sorago s ra (/iil88) S SherUt ® ^ ®* 9*?W»® U:8B (88) LerlTPiaM i (D1800UMT BEOOltDM) n ieves s t u u ^ wild ton## In 8:85 (58) Per Year bfermatl 18:88 ( ) N e» ooSWC- IMO MAIN ST., KANC------ss to the VIrgtaba’s roundiv orow. ( •) Oaema 8 EUTO SEAT COVER 8 15:85 (48) The Lord’ s Froyor . .. faetHabaa _ BAND INSTBUK------£ ^ ) Wasen Tra|a IM W . IBfMto Tpke.—64S-6S65 *• i“ > K ‘ 8l Oem- Irt# ( 8) Newseope. X e m e A i at Osnw * '* * ilart 2 aad torsn Maai RENTED — EEPAIBBD__< John Mesitlre. A poiaSe# apsnesl lert. Hymn is,»!&'•«- (88) Kews lift •DMld shattor the M w w r J r U T . (88) Late News M88 ( 8) News, trealber mrt Sto aaeab of itedttntlin ^ Onee Upon A dUpaMorEAmJ PAGE FOUR jtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 2$, 1968

a nslMman** Ib a panaaoent oona- [t v N o te b o o k ] pany is headed by Hume ChoM. and MUa- Gam. . .. • •; -- T H U R S D A Y T e le v is io n p 7 m o k i o j d i n m ‘T m h^dng,-’, aaV» ihe. glam- ‘^tta T ■) i-e(. JkmleH------■ Wew |i«iie r Katofpiriw AMMlatloa owua aetreas, (Ma.ia my chance to prove. I ’m an aotieas, N*W YORK (NBA) -r iuu M m U going' to apend h e r aum- m>t jUBt a aex aymbol. I- think my c »re » ba^been held up from five mer In Minneapolla to prove to Jnrat Shew the earoe dance. (R ) Minneapolis is a provlpg gûpd ....•:W < , ,< •> M m lrM Jaek How I «w y the^girt«nexit-door!” (W) n reo Staesda Amerteaa Bsalaeie ■yatem ■ for this kind of thing, be advised } « K * I- U-iM M e« t iN IKMd> Haael' tOaler) that that city ia the home of the . M * * f^ m sa y s ahe h a s Uted SwaWky Sh irle y Booth. Haael trtea b a r. new Minnesota Itiea ter Company, to gpet- away- from •iM own kind of blackmail. retuaTas . f w*iht she calls “the Indlan-girl to make. browniaa, to' force M r, - , a refreshing experiment which de- {iSrJrafligLir** Oeehiee OrifHiita hire Heihert. (R) ^ aervea some attention. part” in nMvies and on television. t m rS d S W ) MeBale'a Navy n S T n iS U f WeaRie* S ir Tône Outhrie, renowned ^ quit movies, went to the Bmeat Borsnine. McHale uias ^ to rs’ Studio, participated in the old battle niovle soundtracka aa,a Broadway and London di-reotor, is . Newe weapon aanlnit the Japaneae. ( It) . - i Audio’s South American tour and T rs M Kerales Vevie 5‘Jf (« 5^} ) A?a*lif“Atelianu aa* Dadorwaler worked Uke a beaver. Mil ttMa.w (i .. News A" “ Seeide l«:W ( n Nstaas • iM ( . . S b irl Conway. Zina .Bethuna. “The reetot? 'Ihey offered me MWkrt I SI ajs?¥i n»ore Indlan-girl parts in Holly (IS) U b ef *1% A nunefitsatn^ learnateshfua theuita suppoaâu(f|MNSÛ rloTUB* . )«•» Sympheay tim of a teen-ase sa n s la lyln sv wood, and television wanted me'to U : f f (t t ^ > Th« PrioR It BliriMt < 0 «M JJI? ??*• * Weather play HoUywood glamor gals.’’ t« -tata WjrmMi (M> Adrealarei In Tima l t ^ > World of dlmmy Deo)«^. l l : l t (M ;^ ) CRneentnittea • iM (M) oiahheaae So she’s o tt to MUnneapohs; Ob Sparta S ^ ia l p ro fra m o f Doolittle, both - hoping she’U oome back with the .. ,* Sivee Ken aa World w ar u hero and ooa> reputation as an aotreas. Or a , „ (M) Rewi trlbutor to the aeronautlcM (cbroV. — ■ diM (M> Sperto P i encea. (R ) girl-nexit-door. Tsd Sfai TV Pramlera l:M ( Wyatt -■ W U.S#■ i-M (! J)5;* q52’ r « r Tem em w f * * * {J}, — jrlpUan TV Oeorse Gobel preaenta a musloal Another handaome- human who v ^ e ly show. Oueab; Or CoeiesseseM 5«wa A Weather Brothera. Peter Nero, Cliff NoK has Dome to the reatiaaiUon tha t Kaew* Bm i 'T^rel Time ton, Oeersta Carr. (R ) ------TRe OnldlBR L Irti" '^*.*a * Weather. thew’s something more in aotkM V.-5* .<»»> Naw._0 a / llw A ■ . . iH i family Karfcerl — than looliB, is Rlohaird Beymer. l!t a < SeDer Tils (M) luiuâ el Oett The young, niovle star is ourre^y ' '' — wviBvaeMOeaeral H o IDII r I irw. Camera I ( » « 4 S «I> Nawa, Weathar and t . - Wlifc titiir I mrerfa on a studying binge in'^New YOrk. l* li ( 8) Ag The World Tarae Tlta < •) Award Awi Thealra Mn> B i| r Mewa "I decided,” £>iok says, “aCtM < •> OenaecMcet Mavietfane Xta)' wida Oeantry (W> Nawa S Weather w ritin g with peopde Uke Joanne <•»> ®wv»y Oleee Shew HTTKarl Holliman, Andrew... ..I^jrlne. 11 lU ( S> Thnraoay Starilsht Mea of D e itin y < MdiU) Adventarec at Oatla J^^Rarrlet B v e ry day he ha s a c ting lennona a.aa gpaeial Jjbpert ( •> Sparta View *ita i ») Paeeward Hit* airf Wally hare a mixup 11 :M Te a lsh t Shew (C). —at the Aotors’ Studio and prt- (C ebrI with paira of datea at a naw ( S I Oiaema S vrtoly with Lee Stnaeberg— . . . Day la Oesrt reataurant. (R) <*»> Men la b S M a ■miee aiffa or Dorw.” Iren* slngitw lessons and exetoise olass- Dunne, Van Johnaon. S:M ( Sir Raeae Party (Ml American Memoir ' (M l Iio rd ’a Prayer «• _ He also find* Umc to write Jke Qeeter • iW ^1) P a * » Maae'a ( >) Nawa. Weamer and Memeata (hos working on a- soreenpiay), (4a «S) Jaae wIfyaaaa ynu rreeeelii ^ym ond Burr, William Hopper. of Madltal^B to point and to sketch. But none *:M (JM*) Newa The |iMretai7 of an Inventor •I Newaeepe and Mamanta M *:M ( S) Bdaa OI R ia h l ..Rerry'a help when her om- nafart tor What some oonelder Ms tort*. lernita ftaas ployet“s rln dlctlve wife la alaln. 1) He 1 8-te^} Qaeen Per A Day (R ) - Beymer, bom in Avooa. Ia., ( S ta -U ) Deana Bead Shew I'la ?S'*“ Kaâ^ Jeaa auffera conaolenoe painss af- can cop* with the forces of nshir* moved t o Los Angeles with hta te r conning >Liex Into beinitin s a parents when be wan 10. "nie boy rw ke n d chaperone (R) but. who hM trouble dsAllng with., ( t » Btosraphy . people, cn NBC-TV’s ‘ ‘BJmpim" faccinated watching a neigh t 'U * rs a tf W oêr, Local Nawa form to save Ci>mmand*r Btoner record but he said he wasn’t /ffL?»Jk>riag n o Valvenw (Jack Albertnim) from Navy equipped. ‘Ihey said he should courtmartial after Stoner become* study and let them know when he V ‘(*V) 18 (88) SpaHlyht w as ready. " '* * I 5L.J1“S*‘ '• ‘f Certainty intoxicated on "exotic punch" and /*•> gtorta Camera drive* a truck through a Malayan " I’m ready now,” he says. “I'm B.Ma na I 8) CApiftlji KsEEsr*# Oêtor (M> Nawa « < 8) Bawhide :eneral’g .prime garden in “ Opera- groing to record a single and then *■** ! 5^ Blchard* Brie Fleming, Clint Eastwood. fion: Impereonation’’ on NBC- an album. I ’m sUU not great and 5 *> I * Laane Shaw A goyernraent census taker who T V ’a “ Biwlgn O Toole” Sunday, 55*-*®* Romper Roam uka tiM drovers help is suspected ^ going to study some more. other mrtives. (R) Juno 30 (7 p.m, BDT. Repeat o f ^ a n e k BvontuaHy, I want to do a Broad a .< !*!! S *K ’■'“O CiooB ( 8-4d^> ClMyeane Nov. 26, 1962). way musical.” 5 ;i2 ! l \ SffiK;a?rS“ '“ Clint Walker, Cheyepne seb out ELECTRONICS *f,t,or en Army officer accused of ^.something he now killing his commanding officer. f^ ls he can handle. But he’s try- U ;0* ( 8) calendar (R) — ' iflBORATORIES to break away from HoHy- <*J-Se> Say When <**> .Spoolal News Sammary wod type-castings I * A>. r * Trn a tf President Kennedy's European ^ (M) K o m ln ii Movie trip. PAINTING “I ’m tired.’’ he sayn, “of play- ie :N ( S> Homemakera Hovb /ff? Americas Baalnsas Syatani INTERIOR, EXTERIOR 277 BROAD ,<«:»•) *■'«?/•« H.*;S (Oabr) (8*> HaaeymaaaerB »x>y dominated I (8*) Dance Time WALLPAPER BOOKS Wh.f r TWt’s not me. lf< :S a.« S *, ( Yv 8) Almanac *■ (84) daaa Caaaal Wimt I want bo do is make a PAPERHANOINO 11:M <*M*) The Price Ia Rteht (OabrI 1 it ) Basb 88 FLOORS aad OElLlNOS Effscifw At One* W ertjw so I can prove I ’m not I ( 8) Jaae Wrmaa MMtin Milner. Arthur O'Connall, oomiMted b, my mother.” ' t : 8* (28-M) Caaocatranaa RetolUng at high pressure living, PAINTRD aad REFINISHH> •• aa / Serea Keya an inventor seaks a strange form ^He’U probSibly get one where he’s U:N ( S> Lora Ot U fe of ehcafae. (R) Worktnamhlp Ouaraatoed CLOSED ‘***™toated by h is horse. ôer Flra t Impreaatan FWly Inenred (Color) Mrtch Miller, lêslle Ug- Mary Rynat. Sea SATURDAYS chootiea and lÛn American goSw oncaa muaic are featured. LEO PELLETIER AT NOON la -u / 5t*LS.** A“owa Beat ( M d^> ntatatonea (Celor) 649-6826 ESTM,.'Si"L,SSJl,','|S Or Baring The ...... H o lly w o o d 1:M I 8) Bm i Se lle r 648-964S . * r.aa 5*5^.’ l*^**h K itty •ide <«-M) I'm DIekaa'a—Ma'a Faa- I \ I. \ IHi I 'll . I I. f 11 i .'"'•rid Te*»» o n T V ‘/af? Canaactlcat Morietlmo f.'S?. Ingela. Fen- (W) 'fei,**!' Aettea Nawa 0*»o» Skow S H O P o iM .. . (58) Faith For Today Mmlt they help get him fired. SAVE PETS ( 8) Orocoet (Oonttaned wont Fagn Oun) 1:58 Special Bepart (84) Sammer Droao* lâaMral I:## < 8) Poeeword • iN ( 8) Hllchaack Hear shout how a nun—he’s a otioe ra- Sjil*** Kkyoo- , Elisabeth Allen. YOU SEE PET FOODS ■pected doctor—survives k i suoh a . (W-88> Day In CosrtiC o lo rl Mary Lou Ryhal. Sea LY okooutlve exonerated of THIS dramatic sttuatton. He’s Jnnooeait y -a Mldd*y_ Bepart hb wifeb death. (R) SIGN but unaUe to psxrve H. (Z^> lie Da&ra S '* frice b Wght (Oabr) PET A H IR E ••However, The Fugitive’ wM Bill Cullen ia emcee. *:« (‘ltS { 52?a W *■■••• Strip n^ be one of those one-step- ®yrnea, Roger Smith. d o r d M SwppWBs shoad-of-the-law - shows. We’ve FertiKsm been algnod to do 2T and the 184*48) Qaean Par A Day ' tag(R)* ‘ **''****"*^ ’"'Uh lynch- A f i t i t A neutenont, except foe the epen- «:8* ‘(‘V) ?i'‘5?,"n“l5S“ T j& ^ Hita data Faar Pr»ram Sm ^ Shrwbo "Sr, w * appear in only six or ser- Oueata: Gordon , and Aeila Mao- en stannan.” S !ft *15 ? f* Ohkm-i. dnyita Mans- Lowa MahHnoacw (4^ ) Who * Van Ttsa tr^ *{ri° ^Harlem Globetrotters oa f u r n i t u r e Jaatssen Is delighted with the - -1 ( 8) Jlows. Her— -IJoj^hi^MrrsrAe----- “ • lliu MAIN ST. Ixrara Mpwan hta fM sinoe “DiamotM];" 4!:S |M I 8)!} Ban i*EyowHnaaa SharpowaJ him a host of fans. “I (iSde) iZatak'llm a^* IW o r news event of" the weak, OHVA'S ESSO think, he says, “that the pursued f-ia ABaeri^ BnndatanA vritt Charles Colliagwo^ anA other News Correspondenb. re 411 HARTFORD RD. always comes off better than the s=M, i i ) V * 8*''th?2f c r “ porting (M- MT Sgaad . UTILE & »» hope tor 5 •> Admtml âek Shaw "1' ( 8) HePaeaay «URWELL’S TEXACO trMard,-that a fo r sure. (U) FasTaTe 1475 Stiver Lane, E. Hartfokf McKINHEY When “Diamofid*’ wan toded, a.a. iX’.i f " ! ' * * . - iUiM ( 8A;4*88) News. Weathar aa U WOODBRITOE ST. rrtumed to movies and J;S }Sîî4r^ " jJ^'^g^NoWi RUDY'S SERV. STATION . , Mnacheata r < M 2-142 . News aad Weaiher 184 B..(E!NTBIR ST. I>ebble Reynolds in a ooraedv- vii?tSrlisL2ia;i[Cl.aurten. - . M :|S ( •» AaMriea’s araatoat .Ksviaa rionanoe, “My S ix . liovea.’’^ ^ ^ nlrM taefc " “ Guest in the House.” Anne Bax WYMAN OIL CO. Be Staaxaa ter, Balph Biellamy, -■ Inc. fURlUye, he might «M) Tha Admiral Aad <«»y Stave Mlaa B i^ 34 M A IN St . COMPLETE Ms new Miow. “My Six taaw . • UtW use) ipdHa Baudap (88) Vlba - - lltSi PECK LUMBER CO. lE A im r UiW (eriarl Bf tatftten off aACer those 27 j■ ■) Oinsnw asnw a i . . . 8 M A IN ST. SERVICE toown, '*n»e Fugitive^’. w U nt-leant m S S & i S l J S ^ "Trtaaul*Ill* ^ Island.”. bland, Wallaoe ^ ^ y . Jnckle^ Jackie Cooper. Cooi flnta ^^^**12*’* **'**‘« * buiRrln ISI iSP” ”^ PLBN’S TEXACO iRfe attend to final Miow oNmax.. The taw Wta • :M (8 ) N ^ a * Watahta . ^ lyer .. . . Ml MAIN ST. ; levtaty detail that ^;2S Manaaiata ml Oani. up with our Cart. Hynan ke ^ you iook- How NASSIPF'ARMaS IBE your best M l MAIN ST. T * * r » - •>M i'ii 9^£SiJ* igifh 0 *Brtan and. Bethel Len- DICK’S GULF Cameo Bûfy t m ( 8) r M S n 470 H A R l ft>r H ainiiN i Burger (It) t u » ml , "The Rules of the ** the final Kaeon show __ I f i t (88) News A drama in which a dying SfudTo A murder for Ga r n e r . RUG < x li M 0 -2T M leave* un wlto thn BBS ^ ^ (88) News t3B S jft_ “ *®ther waa executed, on 8 QRI8WOLD ST. •00 Mata S i, V JJ^ ^ W ho ’n to ptajr th* itau. ‘J r a f t M ystery The*. | S < T S S iS % a ta^Wndneeday, July 3 (9-10 pjn. STATRJIEiiy^ STAnGi* • :M { U t4*fS> Notra TTO M AIN ST.