t ' FRroAY, APRIL 1, T9«0 The W M ther Foroeaot of P. g, Woottoe Bum * FAOB TWEN TY Average Daily Net P t m s Run jRattrt|iT0tTr lEoPtiteg IfTralii Far ttw WaAb Ended M arch 26. 1969 €3l0aO s, eool, ooeaoUaal HgM at which time ah* was stopped ai\d leg*. wUl b* th* gueat apeaker at ndn «aiil|4it. Law la M o. O th Covenant Congregation ■What Is Life EtemalT" will be Gleaners' Circle, WSCS, of I Woman Q iarg^ questioned by a cashier. noilTirl aliBWero Smday, aot oo South Methodist Church will meet Sunday evenln®-. for. 13,090 the topic of the Rev. Clifford O. She was reieased'Uhder 860 bond high oooL HIgli 46-49. About Town Simpson of Center Congregation­ Monday at 7:30 p.m. In Susannah With King’s Theft for appearance In court Monday. - Youth of tha church of party suppliet MamlMr o f the Audit. _____ V al Church In the last of a series Wesley hall. Mrs. Mildred Morri­ tchool age are Inviteu lo ... Boreso of Oircnlation' Mnncheslep^A City of Village Charm King David Lodge No. SI, lOOF, of lectures on fundamentals of the son will be In charge of devotions. per meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the shop the I Margaret Carlton, -BS, of An- church. Mr. Burgh will talk In­ win meet tonight at 7:30 at Odd Christian faith Sunday at p.m. 6 I dover was arrested bjr Mancl^ester Church to Hear formally with the young people PRICE FIVE CENTS rellowe’ hall. A change in by­ in the Federation room at the Dr. Russel G. Meyerand Jr., head (Otooolflod AdvortlBhig on Pago 8) of the plasma physics section of I police yesterday and charged ^ th and will answer questions about MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1960 law* will be dlaouaeed. Refreah- church. FMRWRY VOL. LXXIX, NO. 15(1 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) menta-wlll be served. United Aircraft Corp. Research theft of goods exposed for sale. College Official curriculum and accreditation. laboratories, will deliver a public I According to police, she went In­ The guest speaker will address open thurs. and fii* ttfl 9 Miss Pamela Reed Barnes, lecture on “ Plasma PhjhilCa’’ at the to King’s Dept. Store and tried on the congn’cgation at the evening Rahbi Leon Wind of Temple daughter of Mr. amd .Mrs. Gilbert J. Frederick Burgh, assistant to Beth Sholom will have charge of University of Connecticut Wednes­ la red coat, then put her own coat the president of. North Pafk Col- service st 7 p.m. j Peaceful Use o f A-Energy C. Barnes, 20 Wellington Rd., is a day, April 6 at 8 p.m. on and started to leave the store. State Netvsi radio broadcaaU, sponsored by new pledge of Mu Phi Epsilon, na­ Rain the Manchester Ministerial Assn., tional music sorority, at the Uni­ Member* of the Manchester over station WINK on Sunday at versity of Rochester’s EJastman Pharmaceutical Society will meet '^.m. and weekdays next «:35 School of Music, Rochester, N. Y. next Wednesday, April B at the Hammer at Soviet Sign Roundup week at 7:16 p.m. Miss Barnes la a sophomore, ma­ Red Embers restaurant a t 9:30 France, ace joring in public school music and p.m. Westbrook, April 2 (/P)— Sunset CouncU, Degree of Po­ voice. She is a member of the > ------cahontas, No. 45, will meet Mon­ Eastman School chorus. Parents and aduH friends of Flood Area Science Three youths were arrested day at 8 pJn, In Tinker hall. Mrs Manchester Girl Scouts are in­ ;oday a n d . charged w i t h Ruth Lawton of Middletown, great Lt. Col, Arthur D. Mann, com­ vited to take part in a cleanup staging a series of thefts pocahontas, and her staff wiU make By th e AiSSOOIATED PRESS mander of Eastern Connecticut day at,Camp Merrie Wood. Gard­ A mammoth spring stora from homes here and in two an official visit There will be Im­ ner St., tomorrow from 10 a.m. to PAris, April 2 (/P)-Franc^~««pre.uito portant business discussions. Mem­ Group of Civil Air Patrol reminds tog an 1 1 -day aUte visit in which nearby towns. 5 p.m. In preparation for spring . . Miller Studio raged across the heart of the and the Soviet Union agreed , Cloud parents eind guests of both senior the Soviet premier plugged two bers are to bring items for the auc­ and summer activities. Lsinch will nation today hurling snow SUte Police said the arrests of and cadet members of CAP that today to cooperate in the themes—a warning against Ger­ Ernest Masslna, 19, Old Saybrook; tion table. There will be a social be supplied fOr those present by Directs Choir hour with refreshments.' the sixth annual awards night and freezing rain on portions field of science and the peace- man mlUtarlsiii and the need for Paul Gaffney, 19, .Cromwell, and sponsorer bv the Group will be 11 a.m. Others. may bring their Professor Greg Larkin will di­ of the flood-besieged Mid­ closer ties between-Prance and the Fred Kestenbaum, 22, Middletown, own lunch. Workers are asked to I’ul applications of atomic held tomorrow at 7:30 at Trumbull rect the a cippella choir of Ea*t- I west and torrential rains as Soviet Union. ' , followed a lengthy Ingestlgatlon, Marino Pfc. Arthur P. Bouf- bring a rake and work gloves. energy. These arrangements fard, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur Airport in Groton. em Naxarene College, Quincy, far south as western Florida. Government sources Said |the The trio was accused of thefts President lave been under consideration towering Frenchmen and'-the In four Westbrook hqmes. three in E. Bonffard, 97 Mather St., is Hostesses at the Luts Junior Mass., in a concert of sacred music -Tho new onolaugtit of precipita­ participating In a joint Navy-Ma­ Members pf the Ladies' Aid of at the Church of the Nazarene, 238 tion argured more ihiaery for flood throughout Premier Nikita chunky Russian have discussed a Clinton and four in Saybrook. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Museum on Sunday from 2 to 5 S. Khrushchev’s pre-summit wide range of international prob­ kldst of the homes were closed rine Corps amphibious exercise at p.m. will be Mrs. Richard Baaeler Main St., Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The weary area*. Already 16,000. per- will attend a sprfng rally of the •on* were homelCM from the aud' lems, concentrating on a reunified down for the winter. Camp Lejeune, N. C. and Mrs. Betty Dorr. The museum choir of 34 voices will, sing gospel visit. . Germany, the Berlin question and ■.t>. Applauds Lutheran Women’ s Missionary hymns, Negro spirituals, and | den apring thaw topped by 'freMi The acientlflc agreement* was All were' charged with theft an4- League 6n Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at is open to the public dally except world disarmament. breaking and Tentering. Police Chief James M. Reardon Monday at the same hOurs. favorite sacred selections. rain*. signed by Roger Seudoux, director Despite his declarations that all -Will be guest speaker at a meeWig Christ’ Lutheran Church. Hartford. The atom dropped wKxwa up' to general of cultural affairs In the Massina and Gaffney were held Of the Klwanls Club of Manchester Those wishing transportation may a foot d e ^ in area* of South Da­ irrench Foreign Ministry, and under 88,000 bond each, and call Mrs. Rayrnond O. Miller. 188 A program of cblored slides, (Conttniied on Page Two) Kestenbaum under 82,000. U .S. Gain next Tuesday, April 5 at the Man­ “ European Holiday, 1959,” vHll be kota aod 10 inch** in Nebraak* Yuri 2aiukov, his Soviet counter­ Spencer St. Chaminade Gives Friday and pushed into the Misais . . .5 .Si .. > ‘ ■ r-. ■'i.'• chester Country club. presented by Miss Gladys White, YOU’LL HAVE MORE FUN IN A part. 146 Wells St., at the Salvation •i{q>i valiey early today. Snowa The atomic energy agreement Labor Parley Set By GEOFFREY GOULD « British Prograittl '■'v^pped by winha up to 60 m.p.h. was signed by Pierre Couture, Army Youth Center tomorrow at New London, April 2 8 U.5 p.m. in the Federation spilled over banks, breeched Both formalize exchanges of in­ gram will be sponsored by the FOR SPRING cil president Terrence F. Hogan ■M' hvt' ’. i,#A,.. 1 , if'' back more pictures of how room at Center Congregational | levees, flooded farmlands and ate formation and documents In the In Rights Bill aaid today. .. -^K-V ' - , senior choir of the Salvation away at major highways and rail acientlflc and atomic flelds. clouds cover the Earth. Army. Refreshments will be Church. INTO SUMMER GUARANTEED TO PLEASE . The state’s six representatives ^road tracka. . * Khniaiichev, nearing the windup Washington, April 2 m —A key In Congress, both Senators, Gov. The find cloud pictures radioed served during intermission. 'Tick­ Vocal solos will be presented by I toith thas* outstanding faaturaa: TTie number of homeleas doubled Senatie vote strongly indicates the yesterday by tha new UB. sateUit* ets may be obtained at the door. Miss Thelma MacLachlin, Mrs. of hi* viait, today walked the stor­ Ribicoff and Labor Commiasioner yesterday. H ie Red Cross eatl' ied halls of the Palace of Versailles, buffeted civil rights bill is unlikely brought an expression of “marvelr Mrs. Alton Perrett is general Norman Slade and. Mrs. Edwin Renato Ricciilti taav« been invited • f e ma/ted that 14,000 were homelM where King LouU XTV once held to undergo any • further major oua” from President Eisenhower. BINGO chairman. Foster. Instrumental solos will be to attend the meeting, Hogan said. I-Naedleaa to. aay . they delighted EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 to Mghtatotea—South D ^ ota, Ne court. He motored to the andenl changes. ijawai given by Mrs. Dorothy Keeney j , The meeting, Hogan said, will acienttsta irito had fired'Thtm - J bfaaka, Iowa, Kanaaa, Mlaeowri, palacq Iro^'RahtooulUef, President Republican Leader E'verett M, be the first In history of all the ..^ O RA N G E H A tt— .72 EAST CENTER ST,.. 'ThV Arrteriean''T*gibn band will and Mrs. Howard £%ase, ^ ' Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan. Dirksen of Illinois and Democratic A rehearsal will take ,place at | Charles de Gaulle’s summer honie labor groups. "Sv ■ - *0 REOIHLAR GAMES s 6 SPECIALS • ISW ^PST^E rehearse tonight at .8 at the Le­ At least 1,000-more'had takhn ref­ 80 milto southWeat ’bf I ^ i where Itfader Lyndon B. Johnson ol Texas Taken "460 inilto- up, tito fW t ™ gion hall 7 p.m------i ’ ■ uge in West V li^ t a , Pennsylvania they have held pri-v^tie negotia­ teamed up yesterday to defeat ef' photographs were remarlubly clear for. such an experimental and New York. tions. forts to write into the House-passed Sued for Divorcer The death toll stood at 10—3 in Louis XIV chose the sun as his measure provision lor an an|i-jpb Bridgeport, April 2 l/P) ~ For­ forerunner of what may be a net­ ^ I N e b r a ^ , 8 in Mlawiurl, 2 in n emblem, but Khrushchev had poor discrimination commission. mer orchestra leader EnriC work of weather watchera that linols and one each in New York luck in the way of weather on his In doing so, they took the posi­ Madriguera Is being aued^ for could forecast big atorms all over and South DadgoSa. arrival in VsrsalUee. A heavy fog tion that the bill as it now stands is divorce by his wife who charges the world. This un-retouched photo shows view of clouds over northeastern portion of U.S. and Canada takm They took in an enormous quad­ that had settled over the city early about the moat that can be hoped intolerable cruelty. for and that any far-reaching re- The divorce suit by Madriguera’* yesterday by U.S. weather aateUltei 'Hros I. and released by National Aeroimutics itod Space Ad*- rant of the Earth, centered on the in the day waa still evident When ministration in Washington. NASA said picture waa made at 460 mllea alUti^e off the AtlanUc Timely Spring Arrivals to Spark Your Easter Wardrobe! Khrushchev’s motorcade arrived. vialoiis mlgdit vutUe It altogether. wife, Patrica Gilmore, who had Gulf o f S t Lawrence. Fleecy douds "It will be a forward atep," said been vocalist with the orchestra, coast and recorded by Army Signal Corps at Fort Monmquth, New Jersey. Dark w ea at lower spread over much o f the UB.- Bonn Assails Sparse crowds Hned the main Johnson, who called It neither a right is Gulf of St. Lawrence. Broken line i geometric pattern at left center are reference n^rks Canadlan area. . road leading through town to the became known yesterday through Republican nor a Democratic bill. produced by satellite’#*^pUcal equipment. (AP Photofax).______. '______' \ Everything shout the Ttuir-Ahla palace. an attachment on property in New­ The measure falls short of what town, which Madriguera owns. launching rodket and th* 370- Join the Ea»ter HALE’S INFANT and TOT SHOP British Stalling A few persona held up signs say­ President Elsenhower asked for. ing “Welcome Khnsdichey.” Other­ The couple', married In 1938, had pound satellite wdtked in fine style Parade in a new providing chiefly for protection of after they rose on a thunderous MAIN FLOOR, Rear wise there waa little response. operated the LaRonda Restaurant Negro voting ri^ ts. In Newtown, which now is the Negroes Stage tail of orange fiaime from Osp* Trade Speedup Khrushchev’s final talks with Dc But Dirksen said that "when Dag Opens Bid to Win training headquarters of former Canaveral, Fla. AJl ttajee states Gaulle, though held In an atmos­ you can’t get a whede loaf, you get fired "With split second precision. Bonn, Germany, April 2 (JPi— phere of greater understanding be­ as much as you can." He also heavyweight boxing champion Protest March FaiUe Floyd Patterson. Tiros was supposed to go Into a Foreign Mlnlater Heinrich' tween. the two leaders, offered lit­ quoted Atty. Gen. William P. circular, bihlt 450 miles ou t When Rogers aa saying its passage would Mrs. Madriguera’s suit attached Peace in South Africa • CpBflneiital and Brentano, today aummoned the tle prospect of producipf any Arm the property on which the one­ the checking Waa finished,, sclm t- BriUah ambaaaador to expreaa of­ political agreements, On Cape Town CLUTCH trqdftionol styles! A communique later today will (CflBttaioed OB Page Two) time restaurant la located. ficial concern about report* of She seeks custody of two of United Nations, NJT., April 2f African ^ govaronient to saaMMiat (A*)—D4g HammsTSkJotd a a ^ in could be dofi* to u|dield U.N. Johannesburg, April t'-(A)— strong Brittsh opposition to speed­ their three children, Maria Chris find lew point Colorful Madras, South Africa’s chief U.N. delegate charter provisions dealing with Several thousand Negroes demon­ The angle of inclination from th* ing up thp -natlon common mar­ Una, 16, and Enrique Felix, 10. The 6 today in his first direct move to racial ditorimination and human equator, which determines what COAT plaids, checks, ket program. Madriguerae also have a married strating against South Africa’s PL^TEX PARTY PANTS stripes and solids! Ambassador S ir Christopher daughter. persuade Bh« natlonalUt govern­ rights in/general. white supremacy laiya maabadjaut- past o f Um) Earth tha photo acaii- 8 AlUes Offer Boim ment to scrap its Jiarsh racial, . T h e United States Shd Russia slde C a ^ today and marched ner* veil! cover,' was off lesa'than Only Steel told Von Brentano Britain supported the resolution for UJj. Town laws. on the city. three one-thousandths of a dagree. • Tropical worsteds, ■upporta European inatltuttona but Neu) Contract action to resolve the crisis peace­ Tiny Deb and Twinkle Party Pants nylon marquisette. Ruffled opposes any move that would bring . The Secretary General net up a Police met them and ordered "I think it’s a-onarveloua devel­ lined with soft, waterproof plastic, pink and white. Snap'-on shetlonds, tweeds, Hartford, April 2 OF)— - Terms meeting -with Bernardue G. Fourle fully. ^ , , opment,” said President Bisen- economic difficulties to countries for a new contract covering union­ them to turn back. The armed style. Small, medium, large and extra large. / / If t v'l/ WMfWhWnt.KXn, after the I lla tio n Security Coun­ African and Asian delegates forces then tighten' e d. cordons bower when the first pleturea were hopsackinq! ! outside the common market. Military Bases ized employes of 30 southern Con­ cil voted 9-0 for a resolution call­ who brought in the c h a r grniany Britain and France abstained on pressed regret the resolution did and secoivl largest city. The Administration. Beautifull.v feminine. tano wanted to talk to the ambas­ many sorted out offer* today from never go outside” . NATO for bases to a vote by the union members the measut'e Which blamed that not go further. marchers had slipped out o f the Another achievement yesterday Feel completely ele­ sador about press reports from eight European oodiitriea for ea- without the consent of the 15- next week. nation’s white supremacy jioUcaes Caba Sory of Guinea asserted guarded Settlement on the pre­ evening also- buoyed the spirits o f *24,95 Washington that Prime Minister tablialhment of military bases .on nation alliance. The agreement was announced for the mass shooting of Negroes, that if South Africa failed to heed text of returning to work. "'.S.' apace aclentists. For tha gant. The Narfix fin­ TTie Germans have reached Harold Macmillan had told the their soil. Fourie, who warned the securi­ the oouncil’s call, the U.N. body The Negroes have virtually par­ time, NASA acientiato at ish makes it wrinkle United States the speedup could Membeia of the North A.llantic agreements for setting up bases (Conttoiied on Page. Three) ty council before the bajlot that should demand, economic and dip­ alyzed Cape Town with a atay- 'allops Island, Va., rocketed a resistant and water re­ Also—Tailored style of fine nyloh\ginghsm check In pink have “serious polltlcsl consequenc- Treaty Organization came fonvard in Holland and Belgium and are South Africa would regard ip ”a lomatic penalties. home work stoppage in support' of 100-foot balloon up several hun­ on the point of signing a similar pellent. Choice of and blue. In snap-on style. Small, rn^ium, large and extra with the offers alter UA Bonn gov­ serious light” any interference in Sir Pledaon Dixon of Britain their campaign against the pass dred milee, where it caught tha large. \ , Macmillan was quoted as saying pact with France. its internal affairs, said later he and Armand Berard of FYance books all nonwhltea are required -black, navy or beige in ernment ran into a barrage of Through NATO,, they are nego­ that if FVance and West Germany critictem lor approaching Spato, 8 Negroes Quit would await instructions from his said they abstained' because they to carry. (CoBOnaad oa-Fags Three) sizes 6 .to 18...... <(ii:i I cbhtihiied their path toward an tiating with Norway and,_ Den­ government' b^ore making kny felt the council WM exceeding Its . Police were-intent^nJieading.off whrch' is hot a member o f NATO. mark, and are - studying offers Ready To Wear Dept. economically unified western The Germans insist they must move. j authority in dealing with what another march into Cape Town like Regularly $1.49, Now Europe, Britain would in the long from Britain and Portugal. An of­ Diplomats felit, however, that that by 30,000 Negroes Wednesday,- Take Elevator To have outside room for training fer from Greece waa ruled out be­ College, Block South Africa regarded aa a do­ Second Floor run be forced to lead an alliance troops and establishing rear supply since Hanunarskjold’s invitation mestic issue. £ A similar march on Durban yester­ cause any base ther* would be too had been made infortnaHy, Fourie day resulted in a clash with police. against them. depots. One German official said distant In the event of a quick- Utiandra Sekhar Jha of India Macmillan sought to play down "It is a question of* whether we Mass Walkout could hardly ignore it. thanked them for not using the Four Negroes were killed and'18 Bulletins moving nuclear war. The resolution asked Mammar- these reports on his return to have parade ground aeddiera or The British offerod the Germans veto as some had anticipated. wounded. from the AP WirM London but he made no effort to fighting troops." Baton Rouge, La., April 2 (A'l — skjoM to consult with the South The big Nyanga and . Langa the use of a rocket firing range in Negro settl'emente near Capetown hide the British concern about the West German Defense Minister the Hebrides Islands off Scotland Eight suspended campus leaders Johannesburg, April 2 (A) speedup plan. This would bring have been cordoned off by- thou­ FVanz-Josef Strauss went home as a' training site. The Bonn gov­ urged followers to end their de­ Political observers see no chance PLANE SENDS SOS marked increases in common from a meeting of NATO defense monstrations and return to classes sands of soldiers, sailors and ^ 01/ivtte^ ernment said the proposal is be­ of South Africa bowing, to the - Beirut, Lebeaon, April 3 (FV— HIT OF market Uriff* against outside chiefs yesterday declaring he was ing given serious study, although at Negro Southern University .to­ U.N. Security OouncU’s plea to lice. Each district houses about countries. confident the problem “will be News Tidbits 20,000 Negroes. The ooBtrol tower at Beirut Air­ vnUi the fashion fUiir British sources reported the Ger­ day. abandon Its strict racial segrega­ port picked iq> aa SOS from aa solved without any difficulty.” mans are n o t. too enthusiastic. The student leaders agreed to Culled from AP Wires tion policies. Meanwhile the South African THE . Gen. Lauris Norstad,' Supreme leave the university after a -hour Press Assn. . reported arsonlsta naldeatlfied plaaq la the- region Gernian officials said their needs 6 These observers, acquainted with of ClypraB today. The distress Allied commander in Europe, was will not be iiiimediately affected by faculty conference last night. A early today burned down a pri­ the white mentality here, said the Signal said -the piaae waa on fire SPRING! Pupils on Bus ordered to begin looking immedi­ a new Britlsli proposal that NATO throng of stifdents waited outside New plans for building . tunnel council’s action was more likely to mary school for whites near Cape ately for sites for West Gwmany give priority to preparing for a in a light rain. Town. d axpected .to ditch wlthia SEASON , Liglitweight Flannels, under English C h a q n e I inside stiffen the government’s presint minutes. The atgual waa tmme- on foreign soil. war of 30 days or less and, as a University president Felton G. four years are eubmltted. by group attitude than change it.' Trouble was reported elsewhere Gabardines, Worsteds ' diatoly reported to the flagship Practice Exits ■Die defense ministers also result, reduce stockpiles. Clark, In a statement, said stu­ of American, British, and French No South African government in South Africa. Bands o f masked agreed to permit the Germans to •Time Is Important to us, no dents returning to classes will hot of tho UB. 6th Fleet, the US8 That Take The New contractors in London. . . Havana Dea Molnea, in Beirut hartiot. seek outside bases negotiating matter what happens with the be penalized for absences during (Cootinued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Two) hr Season Right In Stride! newspaper Revolueion carries re­ Unite of the fleet in the neigh- In Emergency with individual countries Inside British proposal,” , a German mili­ the .week. ports of new cane burning attacks NATO—thus ruling out Spain, at tary official said. “ Even if we plan “Police protection will be avail­ bofhood of Lebanon.and Cyprus by- airplanes coming from the were alerted to search for There's an exciting NEW look tp least for the’ present. for only a 30-day war, we still, need able for any student who may be north’’ but gives Idttle. evidence to Baltimore, April 2 — The training areas.’; . wreckage and survivor*. slacks for Spring . . . and you c m big, yellow school bus loaded with Strauss assured his counter- prevented by hjs fellow students support pharge... British: Euro­ ^Negro Rule Inevitable’ see it in all its many attracUve vari­ from attending classes,” he said, 62 children moved smoothly down pean Airways Comet Jet-roars HOODS STOP PRESS ations here! To the usual wide array “ although this is ppt expetced to into Vnukovo Airport, Moscow, of solid colors to jnix 'n match with the highway. Tokyo, April 2.(A>—Hbodlmn* Suddenly, driver Donald R, be necessary." to - Inaugurate Its London-Moscow your sport Jackets. . forced Oielr way into the pirfait- Amrheln pulled to the aide of the As Gus Combs the Bushes Clark said that 18 students had jet service. - South African Whites kig plant of tha multi-niinipaauin-nuiuon road and ordered the boya and been suspended indefinitely, but Soviet newspapers report Fran­ Com eTn in and get a N{CW idea of how wonderfully none were expelled. dreulation newspaperr Mtelntehl girls to get out of the bus — fast. ce’s second nuclear test explosion Uto the „ slacks can perk up your wardrobe! It happened in suburban Llnthl- Suspensions will probably be re­ today, threw sand In one paragraph without qom- piibUeation cqm. There was no emergency Widow Maggie Makes viewed by the State Board of Edu­ m ea t... Chllean-bgm ballerina Lived Long with Fear presses, and stopped that day, hut In Llnthlcum. they cation jvhen campus conditions re­ Lupe Serrano last night in Ha­ for about 40 minutes. Police ar­ remember what happened Sept. turn to normal, he said. vana perform.ed lead role In “ Fall rested three members of Blat- i 10, 1959, at Mountain-Lake, ,Parl< ‘The time o f their return will' River Legend’! with less, than By TOM HENSHAW -^formed Church opened his Bible subo-lad, a so!f-atyied rlghtfat In western Maryland. Life Rosy for Schultz depend on the behavior of the 18 three days practice - - a legendary (AP ReUglon Writer) for me and turned to Genesis 9:25 political organlzatiaB that ped­ and that of their fellow students,” 7 A cross-country passenger train, achievement... Paternal'and ma­ An air of fear hangs over the —‘Cursed be Canaan; a servant of dles InfinenM in Tokyo’* Aao- And Up sparks showering from its brakiS- the president said., servants shall he be to his breth­ knan District-' They hunted 10 fight then and there, or they’ll" The student crowd w^pt with the ternal grandparents of four chil­ white people of the Union of South locked wheels, slammed .Into a By DIAL TOROERSON dren orphaned by sudden deaths ren.” Canaan, of course, was the others. Police said Oie incident be. friendly. Only thing to do - suspended pupils when they an­ Africa; . , Negro race. was believed to be an act- of loaded school bus at a grade croils- Glendale, Calif., April 2 {/f) nounced they had agreed to leave of singer Mario Lanza^ and his Ing. Seven school children were is put them together, and see And it waa there long before thi “That mlnlater waa not an un­ vengeance. r—’En^iy day for two years a campus. Leaders climbed on the widow are locked in courtroota kind man; he waa not out to de­ Wiled and others injured. bachelor named Schultz got what happens.” bloody whlte-Negro riots of the 12 The quacking of curious hood of a bus and spoke to the for custody of youngsters in stroy the Negroes. But in his The Interstate Commerce Com- chased out of the duck pond past two weeks. S U.S. FLIEBS HELD You’re sure to look ducks ^attracted Maggie, and group. Santa Monica, California. heart he just did not believe Ne­ M en's miasion said the bus had stalled op by a jealous husband nametj. . Dr. Willar4 Uphaus, ‘ Who has ,So says the Rev. Dr. Everett C. London, April' 8 (A’) — Three you rjiest in this she cruised serenely to the Parker, a Congregational Christian groes are competent, to control the crossing but no effort was made gu*. served months of a 1 -year jail thing* in modem society.” U.S. airmen welte being detained dress. to evacuate the bus passengers. Duck pond ? shoreline aa Schultz, both tem­ term in Boscawen, N. H„ for con minister who was in South Africa today after BriUah poBce dla- per and feathers considerably The greater part of the Dutch Luxuriously adorned sThe orderly "emergen c y” In Right. Schultz, Gus and Mrs. Cuba No Red Base, tempt of court, says “ the Inner last fall filming a motion picture ooVered an orma cache in n beuan' ' linthlcum was just a test, the first Gus are a w a^n s-^a fiercely ruffled, was'freed.' ' " witness is sOU clear.” . <- . New on mlaeionary work. Reformed Oiurch in South Africa in Manchester. "Tbe men hnv* with fine embroidery: of a series sponsored by the Lln­ monogamous specie*. They liv­ Maggie spotted Schultz, and The white population of South strongly backa 'apartheid, the Castro Aide Says York Times says Vice President South • Africans versioit of strict hot yet been formmUy ebarged," on feather-lite thlcum Lions Club and the Anne ed as an uneasy threesome in her feathers arched. The Bichard M. Nixon has Infilcated Africa Is divided into two parte— aa Air Force spokesman said. Arundel County Board of Edu­ the duck pond at Forest Lawn bachelor swan walked slowly those of British descent and those segregation of the races. Moat Pimamist®— afijie Havana, “ April 2 (/P)—Cuba’s “that he has an open mind on a other South African churches have "lavasUgatlotts are oenUdotag A very popular item'with our customers. New com­ cation. Memorial Park—Gus In fear of into . the water, like a swim­ possible a'pproaoh to Gov. Nelson of Dutch extraction, both of whom and we are cow earatlng with tha imported alt pIm a ’ 111 Regulars, longs, shorts, mer .testing it for tempera­ Leftist economic boas. Ernesto favor white domination. spoken .out agaihst It. , tsiV r,;/Nof ' l exactly a* plete assortment of models and colors. Ckilorful “The first test was a mess. his wife] Schultz in fear of his A. Rockefeller a* a prospective dvlllan'*polioe." The spqkeaman cotton that's I short stoats. Amrhein recall*^. ’’The kids, didn’t life. ture, and then paddled toward TChe) Guevaxa, says the United vlce-presidenliai rimning mate." •The British I talked to feel American Congregational mis- said inveaUgattoB* oonoemed tha Illustrated. States need have no worries about ^ s h a b ie a n d . plaids, checks and solids. seem to know exactly what to do." Then someone found out that the female swan. • Former FBI agent is named to that a Negro uprising and event­ aionari'es have been in South Afri apparent theft of srma and nm- Sizes 35 to 50. Cuba becoming a Soviet military ca since 1835, working In schools mMmo tiiM 4 is 14 Winkle-resistant, too; It took them several minutes to get 50 miles away, at Lake Malibu,, Wbeh they were within a stiife-tofn board of monltork that ual Negro rule is,inevitable,'"says mnnltton from the armory at out. few inches of each other both base. is supposed to clean up corruption Dr. Parker. "They fear it, they and hospitals for the native Ne­ the big Scultborpe UJS.. Air lived an eligible young, wjdow groes, particularly the Zulu tribes. If you like b«ag hoUced-yoiTU love our ' Pastel Colors. ’ “They Ware more concerned over swan named Maggie. gave a high-pitched squawk He told ne\^men last night that In the Teamsters Union. , . Inter­ vvorry about it but they feel sUre Force base in Norfolk. -- *— Bielr hooka, lunch boxes and per­ the Island republic would he unim­ nal Revenue agent admits Rep. it will happen sooner or later. Neither the church nor the gov­ Bonpie Blair tiarty dresses. Fu^-skirtea Sizes 10 to 18. REGULAR. LONG. l y o years ago her mate of pleasure. The* — In a sonal belongings than they were in swan’s version of'the claissic portant in any major war because Adam Clayton Powell Jr. (D-NY) '. "One businessman of British' ernment objects to our workliq: 600 REFUGEES OUSTED t / l 7.J5 SHORT. . died. She had tried to console, with them,”.’ say* Parker. “ But enough to fill the room with you. Tiny-waisted SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT getting off thA bus.” herself by offering a cumber­ 'movie clinch — they slowly., o f the development of nuclear was not ^ven tlte customary op­ descent n- •mise ia favored by the town as _ (Contfiined from P»*o One) cuff buttons, (Champagne buckets, South won the opening lead V 10 5 ^ . tioned at Manchester Memorial Miss Muriel Daigle, Albenli^Roy, 1959 grand lists by Farmlands Ex­ N.C. Edgar Coughlin, EdwardEd H. Ralph, main secret, until ratified by the week. would be no party designation on gregational Church In Tolland. sesaor and now la aubject to ap : jewelry and apple sugar. time to study the 1960-Cl recom­ with the ace of spades and wished 4 K 5 4 3 2 ♦Oil Hospital, and 62 pints were given The Consolidation and Charier change’ Corporation and Green mended towh budget before a pub­ The man, Mark N. Hoknee, ia in New Loading Platform for a fleeting moment that he ♦ K 8 5 4 ♦ Q 10 » 6 I Ralph Chapman, Sherman Collins, workers. the ballot, although political par­ Survivors include one son, Ray­ Manor Estates, Inc. proval by the Board and the Court nstions should end nuclear testa, - Son Sergei: Long playing rec­ 1^, at the unit stationed at the Church Commission (CCC) has reaCiied mond D. Ladd of. Rocfloville; two of Common Pleas. charge of qualiity control, research A new unloading entrianc# for hadn't bid so . much. Then he SOUTH of the Assumption. Tauno Sapola, Norman Boulals, The employes were represented ties could properly campaign fojL The counsel said, “ An examipa- Khrushchev reportedly offered only ords. cuff links, scarfs, jewelry and lic hearing on iit last Tuesday. squared hia shoulders and set to David Jenney, Herbert C. Thomp­ by shopmen's local 532 o f the AFL- conclusions on all major points in thdir stale. sisters, Mrs. Walter McCray of tl(m of the net income of the cor­ The Board meets at 8 p.m. and devoloptnent for the finm, a trailer trucks has bean installed A A 3 Four persons became 2-gallon the mayor-administrative officer- token objections over France's sec­ skis. , , .The budget was made available division of BurllngUm Industries, by Watkins Bros, on -the lower work. ^ OAKQJ984 son and Alfred Sevigny. CIO Iron and steel workers. The The town would constitute a S(pringfield, Mass., and Mrs. James poration and other factors has in­ Tuesday Hi the Municipal BuUdlng. Son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei: donors. They were Austin Cham­ council form of government that It Three public hearings and other ond atomic blast In the Sahara to tow-napeople the previous day. (me of the largest textile compan­ level In the rear of the building. Declarer led a spade to dum­ ♦ A 7 Donors who kept appointments Connecticut Steel Fabricating and single taxing district for a base Deveran of South Windsor; three dicated that its economic value ia Scarfs, cuff links, champagne This was "unfair”, August said. i; uc bers; Mrs. Elaine Sweet, Mrs. Har­ found moat suitable tor this com­ tax, but additional assessments town businbsa are already on tha ies in the world. Trucks now back mpletely off my's idng and returned a epade A A 3 riet Mitchell and 'Mrtf. Georgia at the hbkpital were: Erectors Assn, bargained for, the grandchildren; and two great­ not. as. high as originally thought yesterday. bucket, apple sugar and a brief He called for another hearing. Sooth West Noitli East Henry Bruneau, Francis Cowan, employers, including a number of munity. would, be placed on properties grandchildren. by the assessors." agenda. De Gaulle had informed the So­ Holmes joined the firm in 1948. the adjacsilt street, Purnell Pi., from dumjny,. ruffing with the Markham. These conclusions will be avail­ An a'ddendum printed yesterday case. * , August also said that in order xr 2 F Pm* 2 NT P s« Mrs, Lorraine Peterman, Mrs. independent companies In the area. where' services are rendered. FYineral services will be held at .Under the coippromise. assess­ viet leader beforehand of the lest. In Dijon, .Khrushchev was also He was employed at the time by giving traffic unhindered passage. nine of hearts. Workers on the two units re- able in printed form Monday noon added the Parkade matter and to inform the public two hearings the May-McEwen-Kai»er Oo. of Formerly, trailer trucks either 3 F Pats 3 A Pms Marjorie Roach, Richard Fierro, ' An agreement covering workers The special assessment charge p.m. on Tuesday 'at toe United ments against the Parkade of .$!,- He explained it had to be earned given two electric trains for his West poimced on this with the porrled there were an unusual num Dr. Richard Demko, Miss Ruth at the town clerk’s office snd the would be based on the original slab an action.in which Dlrectora should be held: One on the Board Burlington which alas taken over parked on one side. of the street ten of hearU. “Never look a gift 6 V All PsM hericr of walk-in donors, 70 in all. In the norkhem half of the; state Congregational Church oif Tolland. 604,998 in 1957, $1,539,681 in 1958, out immediately or postponed un­ two grandchildren. of Education part of the budget Opening load — AI Matchett, Mrs. Sue Gorton, Pat­ was reached Thursday night by Rockville Public Library for any­ capital outlay and on the mainte­ The Rev. Frank C. Vanclecf will and $1,478,317 in 1959 would be Will consider waliring bid* tor re­ til fall because of unfavorable In wheeling around the country by the present firm. or jackniffd across it to unload. horse, in the mcriith," he diortlad. The collection itself, however, went rick Bolduc, Jerome Brett, Mrs. one to study in advance of the pair of the Highway Division and one on the other departments. Holmes headed the May-Mo- DaUy (toestto* more smoothly this month than it negotiators and mediators, and' nance cost. officiate. Burial will be in North reducisd to $1,386,000 in both 1957 weather conditions in the Sahara side, the Soviet premier has also August also criticized Town Di­ West then returned a trump and Dorothy Dowding, Mrs. Beatrice hearings next week. i For instance, the cost of Rock­ and 1958 and to $1,381,000 in 1989. eductor truck and disposal from Ewen-Kalser laboratories for 10 Scbolarahlps Stsnted waited for a txick with one of his Partner opens with one spads, did last month when many donors was to be put to s vote o f union Cemetery, Tolland. test area during the late Spring handed out expensive gifts to city rector Theodore Powell's invita­ MacAlpIne, Mrs. Katherine White- members today in Hartford. Tl’«| The printed copies will sl_so be ville’s new sewage filtration plant Friends may call at toe Ladd Based on a 41 mill^ rate,^ the tractor. \ years.. setting up the company's The Easteni States Exposition kings. He U still waiting. and Uie next player passes. You showed up to give blood for two house, Barbara Bendler, Dr. David would be borne by those connected and Summer months _ . . and government officials. They in­ tion for more comment on the first testing equipment and sys­ ulcer patients in Manchester Me­ workers had prevoualy tiirnecr handed out at the three hearings, Flineral Home, 19 Ellington Ave.. The French are determined to thiq year contemplates awarding South won the trump return in hold: Spades—K 8 7 6 4 2; HearU scheduled in various parts of the to the gewage system. The users clude: Shot gun. samovars. Rus­ budget at a regular Board meeting morial Hospital. Caldwell Jr; down a proposal made by the steel Rockville, Monday from 3 to 6 conUnue their testing program sian china, hand-painted cigarette tems. He. was in charge oif con­ six $1,000 scholarships to youths __7 2: Diam(Hids — 10 9 6; dubS Also. Mrs. Eleanor Maloney town and city so that every voter of, the filtration plant \Vould Have next Tuesday. He pointed out that dition an^ testing opetiutlons for from the New England states for his hand and led the four of W'orkers also said that a few fabricating companies. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. until an international agreement boxes and dozens and dozens of trumps to dummy’s seven—which _ J 7. What do you say. Mrs. Emily Johnson. Mrs. Anne will get a chance to ask the Com­ a special tax added to the town­ Carlyle Johnson Notes 51 Yearh^ three other public,hearings are Oheney B r^ . mills in Msnch?oter study on the college level. Answer: Bid two spades. Don’t .donors at the Church of the As­ can be obtained on nuclear dis- sputnik buttons. already on the agenda for that was an entry to dummy, thanks Gates, Phillip Harrison. Donald mission about the charter and to wide base tax to pay tor the plant VirgUio Nert for a number of years before 1938 The scholarships are to be called leap to four spades despite the sumption were giving the blood Kuehl, Arthur Dosne. Mrs. Esther MAN FOUND IN RIVER anhameht: In the meantime, they meeting along with other town to West's over-ruff. Declarer theij Cromwell,. April 2 (JPi. —Search express opinions. and its maintenance. Users are Rockville — Virgillo Neri, 85, \ when he joined the N o ^ Carolina the Governors' . Scholarships and length and strength in partner's as a Lenten sacrifice. Hubbard. Mrs. Dorothy Dunn, presently paying tor thia service Of Operations in Manchester want to make some strides to-1 bueinese. they will be awarded, one to a boy ran dummy’s good spsdes, dis­ Those donors who kept appoint­ ers dragged the raJn-swoIlen Se- Hearings, all at 8 p.m., will be at of 75 Prospect St., died yester­ ward catching up with the big ■ firm. carding a small diamond and a suit. The jump to four should Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips, Rosalie Sykes Junior High School Monda.v, in the same way, through the tax Students Present Arthur J. HobnSf, 39 Munro St., ot girl from each state, on condl show considerable strength, even ments at the Church of the As­ Trebbe, Margaret Smith, Mrs. bethe River here today and found day after a long Illness. /' mmmS i a three atomid powers—the United small club. at Rockville High School Tuesday, they pay Rockville. He was bom March 28, 1875, retired, is hM brother, Mrs. WllUsun tlons establish^ each state though most of it is distiibuntlon- ' sumption were: Helen Brooks. John Hulser, Fred the body of 29-year-old Albert As- Any cne who wished to hook up The Carlyle Johnson Machine^on machine tools," Simon said, States, Britain end the Soviet Vn- "Beware the Greeks, even bear­ pinwall of Blast Berlin. and at Lake Street School Wednes­ In Pisa, Italy, son of the late M ' J _ J t_ V rvy\'> — J 14. II.. _ J A I4. Gvil War Music South Windsor S. Davis, whose huM>and la the governor. ai rather than in high cards. This Richard Bhgge, Mrs. Mary Gara- Nasslff, Mrs. Rose Coro. Mrs. Eve­ to the sewer lines would pay a Co., founded in 1903, observed its and they've been put on prActi- lon. •' Winners are expected to be an' O ing gifts.” South quoted, some­ venla, James'Murray, Fred Baker, Aspinwall's overturned boat was day. Raymond and Mary Neri. He lived 51st' imnlversary in Manchester cally every machine I can Uilnk of Khrushchev will return to M ot- former Republican TojWi Commit­ hand Is far too weak for a n y lyn Rljley. Mrs. . Bthel McKsy. The type of government pro­ hook-up charge and would subse­ tee chairman, is hie - (iioter. The nounced on Governors’ Dsy. The what freely. E. E. Theriault, Mrs. Euphremia discovered yesterday, but there in Rockville for 48 years. He was yesistorirday. as well as submarines and air­ oow from his French visit loaded strength-showing bid. Mrs. Robert Dunfield and Richard posed by the ConsoUdation snd quently be taxed foy toe eervlce. •The Civil War In Song" was Davises recently moved ' to Vir­ Exposition this year will be from Apparently, the first thing to Grey. Mrs. Margaret Gryk, Mrs. was no sign of the boatman. Fire retired fireman, and a charter It Iwas another working day planes.” with gifts ranglng^from a ^orts (Copyright 1960, aene>*I Fea­ Griffith. I ^ Charter Commission (CCC) for Sewer line* could be extended to presented by the seventh grade Enes Named ginia. Sept. 17 to Sept. 25. know about a gift is whether it's Lorraine Johnson, Mrs. Marcella Walk-In donors [at the hoepltil men and state police took part In any area where.; property owners member of the Italian Social with little April foolery. The company, now ha# a ' wor)i car to a toy locomotive. • tures Corp). Martens, Mrs. T, C, Zimmer. Wll Rockville and 'Vernon la basically homeroom class of Allan Cone at Holmes .is married to the fasmor a horse or a Greek) were: ’ the search. ■ were willing to pay their propor­ au b. / When the company cam# to force of about 70 men, according to There have also been presents three student assemblies, at Marks Anniversary llam P,^'Pieston, .George Clarke, Gene White, Bolton skindlver, strong mayor-council form. Survivors Include three a o pA town In 1909. the Manchester half- Simon. It began in Manchester Sophia F. Robinson, whose brother, Richard Dugan. M 's. Dorothy The mayor, a part-time ofllidal, tionate ehare of the capital outlay for the Soviet premiers wife, Barnard Junior High School yes­ Chief Umpire John G. Robinson, is geneiaJ man- Emma Klngbaum,T4 Summer Carl Rivers. Alfred Hagenow Armstrong. Mrs. Maevll Benning­ assisted In the search. and maintenance. In this way, Ubero Neri of Ellington, S p ^ a co weekly Herald made note of the with about half that number. James Nichols, Truman Crandall. ia given considerable power in that three daughters, son and son-in- terday. sger of Cheney Bros. St., marked her 40th anniversary MIKE ton, Dr. Robert Butterfield. Mrs. sewers could be extended to Box Neri of Rockville, and Petor Neri event with the headline, "Biscuit "Moat of the production changea law. The hospitable French even The program ' consisted of a with the Hartford Gas Co. Negroes Stage STANKO’S Oak Grill Also. William Stenger, Mrs. Rose NauLiec, Frank Bycholaki he would appoint all department Mountain if all those who hooked of Hartford: three daughters, Mrs. Factory Sold.” • throughout the years," Simon sMd, Frank Enes of Buckland Rd. has March. She has been a cashier 80 Oak St.', Manchester Maye Stenger. Miss Marian Ander heads, and in turn he be held re­ remembered the Khrushchev skit, written by Sarah ’Chapin been named chief umpire for the Winsted Cited Normand LIvesey. Mrs. Albert J up to the sewer.lines v/ere willing Albert Glacominl and/Mra. Bert “The Eastern Biscuit plant has "have been brought about through ■ the 7D m\the Manchester office for that son, Carl Lombardo. John Alvord, Atty. Francis Set sponsible for the operation ,of the been sold again.” the article stat­ grandchildren. and Linda Garrison of South Windsor Little League this ,The Winsted Area Industrial No Cover, No MtalinuiB Sheffield. Mrs. Charlotte Ander­ to share the coat. The extension Glover, both of California, and utilization of the newest mswhlnery ______„ class, accompanied by songs of the tints. Protest March I.,eslie Andrew, Robert Fuller, Vir son, Roland Cunningham. Victor total government. jvould be feasible if tnost property ed, “don’t laugh; thia Is no April and methods.” Here are some of the gifts summer. {foundation (WAIF), has been DINE and DANCE gil .1. Provencal, Edward Werner, For Talk to CYO Mrs. Edward Hanipy of Rockville; Khrashchev and his faihU.v haVk"Titvll War period. Samuel Maca^ Block, Mrs. Cervetha Lechauase. Since the elected mayor would owners in the area, and in develop­ 12 grandchildren/eight great- food joke, although the transac­ The company has redesigned por­ Other umpires Include Reginald cited byi the Oonnectiihit Develop­ James Oiigh. aifton C. Coffin, Ver not be exipeoled to be a trained been given on their 1,800-mile tour luso was music director, and Mortgage Change SuggeatM ★ TESSY c h a n c e Mrs. Muriel Andrulol, Dr. Donald ments along the route from the grandchildrenj/and a great great tion. took place on the first of tions of the building it (Kcupiea on Allen, Ralph Paul, Richard Jones, ment CJommission (CDC) for "fore The National Assn, of Raal Hls- On Cape Town And Her ner Nylin and Warren LeForte; administrator, he appoints an ad­ Main St. in the North End. ' haa through France: Charles Jacobson was student di­ sight and.a determined drive" to W. Morrison. Dr. Robert R. Kee­ Atty. Frank A. Francis of the plant, were willing to hook up. No grandchild. / April.” Henry Walnor, Joseph Miranda, tate Boards' (NAREB) has pro­ “OOUNTRY STABS” Walk-In donors at the church ney, Johp Barrett, Mrs. Emily ministrative officer who works full­ one would be forced to do so but Scott H. Simon, 417 S. Main St, added to it, but the building's ex-; ‘ Khrhshchev: Three law books, rector. The school band played be­ Roger Spencer and Harry Lund- attract new industry. were: Francis, Devine, and Galus'zka law Funeral/eervlcea will be held fore the program. posed that private citizens be al­ (Coattnaed from Page One) The Home of Fan and FroUe Bastis. time on a salary in carrying out the charge for hooking up later now retired, was the general man­ terior today is little changed from two books on the Bordeaux region, gren, who is also president of the The citation came ■ with the re­ Waller C. Lawrence, Harriett firm ot Hartforff will be, guest the directives of the mayor and of Monday at 1 p.m. at the Ladd. - Members -of ..the cast were Ross cent-anRouncement by .-MacUet^^ lowed to hold home piprtgage* In­ Also. Bert Feingold, Mrs. Mary would be "higher.. ager of the company, which manu; 1909 when the company came to . -r:- three cases of champagne, two, league,. Additi . tist Pablo,- Picasso, a wicker aim diers; Jeffrey Nielson and PauJ, More ■ than 200 boys registered Schneider, Mrs. Eriks Wayland. Atty. Francis is a member of the Burial will be» in the Grove six years it occupied first blffeThen pany’a fact'orjr’^Vite’.''Pli■■a]iiT'’’''fi"aVir" „ Leone. Union soldiers, and Rob­ ot wailham. Mass:, a leading elec­ would be open to prospective home dents to destroy their pass books. George Leifier, Bruno Allczi, Rob­ Yurugor, Mrs. Harriet Brogan by the Counctl. A public hearing form before a referendum to ac­ racket for playing jal-lai, two for the Uttle Leagiie last Sunday, advisory board of the Diocessji would be held on the budget be­ Cemetery,, Rockville. two floors in an • old building on been drawn for a single story build­ ert Whitesell, a former Negro tronics manufacturer. owners a vast new sburce of mort­ It was the first report of masks ert McCorinlck. , Mrs. Elsie Spencer. Mrs. Nancy cept or reject the charter. No date sculptures, paintings, long playing but officials feel there are many T T R r a T Russell snd Mrs. Jean Saregent. Bureau of Social Service, past fore its adoption. has been set for the referendum, Calling hours'at the funeral Asylum St. near the Garde Hall. ing with room for expaiyion. records, a book on artist Vincent slave. The Winsted Area Industri.al gage money. In Rights Bill worn by militant Negro agitators. Also. Mrs. Camille Omnors, Mrs. home will be tomorrow from 3 to more who intend to register. An­ Foundation was organized -about A NAREB spokesman, jsaid jhe White police have been trying to grand knight of the Knights of CO' A neWly-eleoted- mayor -would but it la expected' to be held in In the 51 years In Manchestjer, Van Gogh. Production workers were Thom­ other session will be held for them lumbus, and . present district be expected to retain the exiating 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. the company has prospered, adding as Zabrovsky, Kathleen , Dunn, three years ago on the strength of a proposal looks for mortgfigres held round up the ringleaders for keep­ May or June. Also a book of engravings, cover this Sunday from 1 to 2 p.m. at concerted effort by various town (Coutfauad from Page One) . ■SI’DnRNI.V LAST SVIIMKB’' deputy of the Knights. He is also administrative officer if toe man The exx: was charged by voters new patents, doubling its work scenery; Connie Barrett and by individuals to be processed, ing African masses awsy from a member of the Hartford County Max Martin Kabrlek Sr. force and distributing its products Safe Break ^ ■ alone valued at $750, gold foun­ Co. 1 Headquarters, Volunteer agencies and some 200 local resi- closad and serviced by FHA-char- work, especially in the Cape Pen-1 were doing a good job. However, at a town meeting last July with Carole Craig, caatumes; Juris Pu- mark "meaningful progress in the ■■KDGK OF KTKBNITV” •ace Camera Sends and State Bar Associations. writing a new charter for the Rockville—Max Martin Kabrick throughout the United States, Can­ tain pen, barometer, a set of an­ Fire Department. Ellington Rd. dent.s who bought stock In the tered mortgages. This would'elim­ Insula where commerce and in-j r:t»S:U the mayor <»uld fire him after jJie tique china. gohlet and plaque from kinskis and John Helfrick. light­ Officials remind that players | foundation. In Us first year, the field of civil righU," His topic will be "'hie Power of mayor, was in' office Six months, town, city -and fire dlatrict. The Sr., 92, of 5 Woodland St., died ada and Mexico. ing. inate .misunderstanding of insur­ dustry remain crippled after two , Prayer." 12-member commiasion has at­ early thia morning at hl8 home af­ The company manufactures only Attempt FaUs Chamber of Commerce of Rfoiien. from last year's teams will not j foundation took an option on the ance proceedures by ,laymen un­ Sen. Joseph 8. Clark (D-Pa) bit­ weeks of strife. | Bas.. "SsMeslr” imleJis the executive, appealed to Robert Whitesell gave a choral "M se" 4;M-7:M_____ Council and two-thirds of that tempted to provide a goverhmental ter ia short illness. clutches, has concentrated on Mrs. lOirushchev: Crocodile hand wftu***“ ,!i"°'^"iibe eligible to play this year unless | tract of land now picked out by familiar with them, he said. terly protested the leadership aland reading dunng "Battle Hytrtn ofit^ey register for the new season. I Machlett. Demands of Negro leaders for j Earth, Cloud Photos body di8a|)proved the firing. A structure that will be efficient in He was bom Sept. 20, 1867, In clutches’ since World War I w-heil A break during the night Into hag. a dozen scarfs, a Basque tsble- present regulations provide that'' Wed. "Tke Ms rttkscBMa" cloth and napkins, a set of porce­ the Republic." Piano Accompa Robert Davis, chairman of the The CDC said new hospitals,-new .against additional amendments to aibolition of the hated system of i Howies Celebratl^ newly elect^ mayor could dismiss lU operation, that will be respon­ Germany, and he came to the Unit­ It dropped prcKlucllon of marine Cheney Tech on S<*ooI St. la be­ nists were , Carole. Craig. Paula loan's be made and held solely by broaden and strengthen the bill. idenUflcation paae .books wee the the AO immediately if the entire sive to the will of the voter*, and ed Statfs and Rockville ovbr 65 and automobile trarismiasion gears. ing investigated by Mancheeter lain. boxes of candy and perfume, finance committee, said the busi- j schools and a new main atr^t ^''approved mortgagees.” corpora­ (Continued from P a ^ One) Russian satellites have been even costumed dolls, sculptures,, suit Rosen Belsy H ^e, | hessness phase, of the leagueleagni* fund ■"'ere factors which helped sell the '^Thls' is a weak Republican bill, ■park that set off the explosion of heavier. So far as is known the Council approved. This provision in which the lines of authority and years ago. He was a retired shoe­ The article in the April 2, 1909 police today. tions capitalized . at $100,000 or violence aiid work boycotts that 25 Y p a r t s Wed responsibility are clearly defined maker and cobbler. He was a mem­ Herald said the Carlyle Johnson . cases, embroidered napkins, jew­ phy, Kathleen Dunn, and Sarah ] drive V has .. been extended to April: . . . _ watered down by southern and EAST Russians have not yet launched a is expected to . provide continuity A 350 pound office safe contain­ Chapin, Alan Snyder provided Winsted s main stem was tom more and meeting FHA’s rigid re­ have been wracking the nation. rays of the sun an^w as visible so the'voter and public official can ber of Maple Grove Society in Co. vwas organized in 1903 under elry and rugs. ,10. southwestern Democratic votes,” weather-watching satellite, though of administration in the govern­ ing about $50 was overturned and guitar accompaniment for ‘Tent" apart In 1955 by an autumn flood quirements. The Johannesburg Star estimat­ over most of the eastern seaboard. Mr.JHld Mra..,Elwood J. Howies determine who is responsible for Rockville. the incorporation laws of Ohio. It several unsuccessful attempts Daughters Rada, Helena and School Head to Speak he told the Senate. “ We know we - “This has been a very success­ they have said they are working on ment. yet makes it possible to Ing Tonight," which dashed into the narrow Mad ed the work boycott already has WindsQ of 68 Ri(lgewo6d Rd.. Southington, dismiss an AO who ia not doing a what. .... 4 He Is survived by seven daugh­ is backed by prominent capitalists were made to get it open. In the Julia — Assorted perfumes, scarfs. ' Merle B. Woodmansee, superin­ are being sold aibill of goods a 7 hMNl/TCa raOM ful day." .exulted Dr. Hugh Dry- the idea. / AnUclpating further growth of River valley -where Winsted is Photographers Meet cost South Africa’s factories jn d Though it swings' over much of formerly of Manchester celebrated good job. - ters, Mias Fried.1 Kabrick. Mrs. of Yongstown. The company took process the dial was first drilled, tendent of the South Windsor situated. For two years afterward Inroads into their business by sham." construction projects $84 million. CAST MAWTTOm den, NASA deputy administrator. their 25th wedding anniversary Sun­ the community, the commission Nellie Minor, and Mrs. Mildred its name from M. C. .Johnson, school system, will speak on "Ed­ the Communist world, T iro t ' l 1* The mayor, elected for a 4-year then knocked off with a hammer. clean up and repair operations itinerant photographers prompted The stormy arguments broke Col. J. J. Kruger, deputy police The balloon l.s s forerunner of a day. has proposed a charter that will Godfrey, all of Rockville, Mrs. Hartford machinist and inven- Then it was turned over and a ucation Through the Grades" at a out when Dirksen called Up the now THBC SrHSAT space age communications net­ not likely to raise Uie temperatures term would have veto power over crawled along while some of the Manchester's studio photographers commissioner In the Port Eliza­ of Russian leaders. lU pictures are After a dinner at the Old Mill in allow the government to adjust Charles Francis of Andover, Mass., tor . . .’’ metal plate on the bottom waa meeting of the local Junior Wom­ amendment to, create a 15-noember work. Southington for the immediate fam­ the Council on ordinances and ap­ Mrs. Martin Clifford and Mrs. Elsie On opening day last Sun­ town's shops and commernial en- to get together last night to dis­ beth area said police held firm ALL COLOB SHOW not nearly detailed tnoiigh to show propriations, but a two-thirds to that gr(5W th. ------Johnson developed his clutch partly tom off. TTie handle was an's Club to be held Monday at 8 temrises packed up and left. cuss ways of meeting competition. commission to seek the elimination control after arresting dozens of Tiros sound(5 like something out ily. they were surprised at a small Hanna, both of Manchester. #id while an apprentice for the Pratt day . . . over 1,000 people Frssk aisatrs Is military Instariatlons, on Earth. vote of the Council would over­ And recognizing that ■ the per­ silso damaged in such a way that p.m. at the Avery Street Elemen­ Then the WAIF came to Winsted It was the flrst such gathering. of racial discrimination in the hir­ Negro agitators, but he added that ■rmiDK a the rAgiioir* of Greek mythology, but it Isn’t. reception at their horne, given by fect charter has not yet been Mrs. 8rS?eph Gleason of . Geneva, (and Whitney Co. of Hartford, In it cannot now be opened. saw the unequaled home tary School. The talk was arrang­ and things have been humming Discussion centered on promo­ ing of workers by federal con­ the exjjlosive situation "needed PIsc — Cecil B. DeMilU's The name stands for television and their children. People from Man­ ride the veto. N.Yr iri“ nme to go tfito Tiros Ir further acquaint the publid with 'Monday at "11 a.m."- at- -the Ladd town bacirer.s helped~establlsh the tered" by—breaking-Ti- rear -ground----- WESTLAND held before the speaking part of banks added $8 million in net de­ over production techniques and move tp table and thus, kill it. IH[ B!',l IHfiO m IH( PI'.i They may go into Tiros II this Howies is manager of the Acous­ nominated at large, but all nins Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., lice order said “ Force must be Guests of honor at a safety as­ the proposed charter. Members business in Hartford. The business floor window. From there the per- ■ the program. posit gains during Febrtiary, bring­ equipment. Meeting at Butter- Johnson backed him to the hilt. used on any who disobey." summer. tical Division of the G. R. Cum­ would be voted on by , all the vot Rockville, with the Rev. Paul Bow­ son or persons went through the sembly held yesterday afternoon mings Roofing and Supply Co. in are; Robert F. Kingsbury, chair­ faired poorly and in. 1905 the firm According to Mrs. John O'Bri- ing total deposits to $2.4 billion, ac­ worth'i studio, were Meyer Rud- When the roll was called, the Gov. Gen. C. R. Swart signed a But the two television cameras at Bovvera School were Mrs. era in the town. Thus all voters man, pastor of the Union Congre­ bought out Johnson and Simon building to the office fsiclng School Meriden. would be able to vote for every man, John Mason. Wallace Thrall, A ant, membership committee chair­ cording to the Savings Banks’ nlck, hi* partner, and Herman amendment was killed by a 48-38 proclamation “mobilizing" a ll were both ready and working. They George Hatzenbuhler of the Bow­ James E. 'Vandervoort, Mrs. Mary gational-Church. officiating. Burial was put in charge of the opera­ St. A window on a door to the Assn, of Connecticut. WierzbickI, Leon Fallot, John uniU of the citizens defense force can snap tip to 32 pictures on com­ position T>n the Council, and the will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, office was broken, allowing a per­ TERRACE man, this meeting will mark the vote. Tweihy-seven Democrats ers School PTA snd Policeman Pfau, Mrs. Carol Burke. John Cot­ tion. The. Connecticut banks added to Roach and Morton Handler. and commando units not mention­ mand, a few seconds apart. These councilmen. although nominated Rockville. Friends may call at the son to reach his hand in to unlatch closing of the charter membership. and 21 Republicans voted for the burnsidf: Primo Amadeo of the police de: tier. Donald F. Berger. Herman G. In 1942 Simon and a group of Nineteen families have al­ Any young women between the their Investment portfolios In all The photographers took no pic­ tabling motion, while 27 Demd- ed in the original mobilization call. AV: -f HT I I■ ; ‘ f can be relayed instantly to Earth partment. Breaking Charged from certain diatrlcta, would not funeral home tomorrow- from 3 to stockholders in Manchester .bought it. major categories except U.S. Gov­ tures of the gathering. An official announcement said stations, or stored on rnagnetic represent those districts exclusive- Olson. Seymour E. Lavitt, Sam­ 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Two office desks, were ran­ ready picked their lot and ages of *18 to 40 who su-e interest­ crals and 11 Republicans Voted John Larmour, Heidi Cole, and uel Pearl and Atty Harry Ham­ out the Ohio interests. Simon was ernment securities, which dropped "Last thing we'd think of," said gainst it. The amendment was in­ the order covered 40 citizens' uniU Ends Tuenday tape to be sent back on command. Nancy Holloway of the sixth sacked, but the only things be­ house model. ed in subject* of educational, <:ul- To Boltpn Youth mer. president. He retlr(*a five years ago tural and humanitarian i'mpo'r- $4 million to $5J9 million. 'Total Butterworth. troduced by Sen. Jacob K. Javits and 12 commando outfits, but add-' When the tapes are full, they can grade introduced the program, de­ ^The <;!ounciU meetings and rec and hia son, Frank R. Simon, took lieved taken were some stamps tance with a view to community (R-NY), but he said he had decided ed that they would not report for JAMES i be erased clean to start all over scribing the work of the Bowers ords would be open. to the public. therelns. and loose change amounting to •NATALIE Paul J. Balkus. 16. of Notch Rd.. Holmes Blamed usefulness are invited to join. no' to call it up at this time after duty unless Instructed to do iw; again- School Safety Patrol and its ef­ Voters could speak at any Coun­ Until early in 1940, ’the company less than 20 cents. he.learned that a summary pro­ Although Tiros, shaped like an forts to achieve recognition for Bolton'-was arrested by police yes­ 36 ^ass Tests manufactured the Johnson expand' Other room* were also gone Those desiring further information 'SUOOtNL'^ cil meeting, and their vote would For Fatal Crash should contact Mrs. O'Briant. cedure had been agreed on to kill Too-hlgh and too-wide brow line 'CASH. oversized hatbox, is covered with the fifth conaecutive year on the terday and charged ulth one count be cast through their representa­ ing ring clutjh. proved in machln' through, police' say, and in an Dag Opens Bid to Win makes the eyes look small. Take National School Safety Honor Hostesses for the evening will It, But Dirksen, anxious to fores NKCALL) solar energy cells, its batteries of breaking and entering, and three tive on the Council. In Boat Safety ery the nation over.. upstair* aasembly room a soft showdown on the issue, moved care with that eyebrow pencil. probably will play out in' about Roil. Councilmen would be. elected' for Mkx H. Holmes .Tr., 19, of 15 But new developments are al drinks machine waa broken into be Mrs. James S. Braimigan and IM COLOR, counts o f theft. Mrs. Richard J Roberts. They in and called it up himself. three months because of the heavy The ten most important rules 4-year staggered terms at biennial The final examination, conclud­ Main St., has been found criminal­ ways appearing and the company and an undetermined amount of will be assisted by Mrs. B. Baer, Dirksen said he realized it put 6:26-10:00 '4:40-8:20 demand on them. for safety at Bowers School were AH counts were connected with elections. ing eight weeks of Boat Handling ly responaibile for the traffic death increasingl.v pressed by competi­ money waa taken. Peace in South Africa Because of, its near-perfect 100- then dramaUzed by third graders recent acts of vandalism ;At the Mrs. Robert Craig, Mrs. James him In an awkward position, but SaddealT" .School Board Unchanged instruction was given this week in of Terrence Cunningham, 63, of 21 tion, brought out, a multiple disc The electric drill that was used he told the Senate "I am Interest­ ••MeCalf” i-7:4a minute orbit,' Tiros I may continue from Mrs. Helen Bner’s class. The High School and at the Sealtest Cedar St., according to County clutcfi, trade named Maxitorque to pry open the safe could not im­ Henry, Mrs. Samuel Costy. Mr?. (Continued from Page One) rules were selected from suggea- The CCC proposes that tlie Glastonbury by Hctllla No. 94 of affairs so their children could find ed in enactment of a, clvH rights rman to orbit decades. Plant on Summit St. Board of-„B.(Jucation rerriain' a 9- the Coast Guard Auxiliary. Thirty- Coroner Louis W. Schaffer. early in the '40s. MMitorque took mediately be found, and police J. L. Rutin and Mrs. James Cos- tlons sent In by all the classes in He was released under S200 bond a future abroad. But the great bill." At 270 pouhds. Tiros is far from member board nominated and six men, women, and teenage boat­ • Cunningham died on Feb. 21, seven years to develop. Simon said, aseume it was also taken. mas. which abandoned the precepts of the heaviest U.S. satellite. The one the school in a recent safety for appearance in court on Mon: white supremacy in this country mass has no other home than Before voting on th* anti-job elected at large. Three" members ing enthusiasts passed the tests from injuries received in an ac­ but it proved Itself in short time ,Sgt. George McCaughey, Pa­ OE.S to Meet South A frica. and no money to that radioed back President Ei­ study. Taking part in the skit en- day. and ia going strong today. The Evergreen Wood Chapter, OES. could survive..Not even the offi­ discrimination amendment, the TONIGHT and SUNDAY would be iplectcd biennially, for 6- that were held at the Marine Corps cident on Feb. i9^,^ trolman Walter Cassells Jr., and prepare refuge abroad. These Senate broke a deadlock over the senhower’s CSiriatmas message in tiOed "The Safety Indians” were Def. Sgt. Joseph Sartor and Del. company holds four patents on the will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at cial opposition united party favors Terry. Sue Heins, David Blackwell, year terms. League Hall, and received Coast Police said at the time Holmes Det. Thomas Graham are investi­ have adopted the attitude that last of the amendments to the WINNER OF 8 ACADEMY AWARDS! 195IJ weighed 8,750 pounds, and Thomas Graham Indicated that Guard Certificates. clutch. the Masonic Temple.. Mrs. Francis Isuch a course. Robert Genovese, Linda Turgeon, several juveniles were also involv Whether, or not the Council failed to atop at a stop sign on Elm gating. trouble is probably coming, but House-passed bill that had been MANEFiELD The course-was given in tfie in­ St. and hit tfte Cunningham .'car,> Five years ago, the company Androse and Mrs; Leslie Newberry The government was expected to jymsTfst mr s* €r Judith Paterson, Thomas Barnes, ed. and more arrests might be should sen-e as the zonln;?-' board introduced, an electric clutch react with a defense of the white whatever it is they won’t hand recommended by its judiciary com -, terests of safe boating and safety which was traveling on Forest 3t., will have charge of refreshments. the country over to the Africans Side Accent Susan Tpomaa, Donna Carpenter, made. remains undetermined by the CCC. man's rights. in what government mittee. on the-water. A similar course will broadside, throwing Cunningham which ia proving, “better than ex­ Census Count Starts without a fight. Pamela Holmes, and Carol Sand- However, the Commission thinks pected,” according to Simon. It Halloween Prank leaders frequently refer to as a Most of uie committee amend­ Ends Tomorrow! strom. Each “Indian” wore a huge be offered the public next winter. some 25 feet from the^car. Census taking started In South And tragically bound up with that th,e zoning board ahould also has only recently- begun to show Windsor yesterday as six women forward bastion o f westem.ciVlllza- ments stirred little dispute, but placard describing his safety rul^ serve qs the planning and building Mrs. Mary-Cunningham, a pas­ Brings Arrests tion. this fatalistic attitude of the one sponsored by Sen. Eatee Ke- Large charts .depicting the a profit.-he said, but the company started calling at all the homes in Afrikaners is the extreme nation­ Hospital Notes board. Likewise, the zoning board senger in her husband’s car, re­ 'The methodical laying in of fauver (D-Tenn) aroused a sharp ia monthly accident record were dis­ Lack of Inserts ceived a cut lip, but did not require haa high hopes for future sales. A -— - ^ ^ RANCH OR CAPE COD town to obtain Information for the alism which has grown up since Liiusr of appeals would serve as the The Maxitorque is the bread federal government. weapons and ammunition all over' controversy over the ragiatraUon played and explained by Judith hospitalizayon. ■ Several juveniles who were In- •' the Boer War^A^ the beginning of prooedures to be followed by the ... . building board of appeals, and and butter item, and the company The ■ census takers are Mrs. the country in r«ceht days is elo­ Naschke, Marcic Lavallee, Jamea ' "liVlF 4 c an I possibly as the board of tax re Bring^3 Arrests Holmes and several other teen­ volved 'in a window breaking quent expression of the white at- the century. It has resulted in al­ f^eral- voting referees provided '•FTom Here to Eternity” Newton, Donald Conrad, Judith p.m. Matomity 2 to .5 and 6:30 to •' still makes parts for the old John- episode at the rear of the Andrew* Parry Roberts. Mrs. James Snow, At 6:80 and 10:00 view agers in his car were not Injured. Utude toward the racial crisis. most a pathological feel'ing of dis­ for in the bill. Teets, Curtis Smith, and Janf Bar­ 8 p.m. Children's Ward 2 to 7. Coroner Schaefer said that .son clutch which faded from the block last Halloween ap­ Mrs. Llo.vd Clarke, Mrs. Howard trust between the Afrikaners and The, 6-memher Appeals Board Failure to obtain I960 license Plank, Mrs. Eugene A. Provost “We would rafher have a guer­ Kefauvqr’s amendment would Fri„ Sat., conL from 6:80 rera,, sixth grade safety repbrters would be appointed bj’ the mayor Holmes told him that he had been scene nearly 20 years ago. prehended yesterday, accorcling to- English-speaking sections of the Patients Toda.v: 3.55 plate Inserts has assured three per­ Carlyle Johnson clutches are » 1 2 , 4 9 0 and Mrs. Elmer Dewey. , rilla war for l(k) years than live have required the court-appqlnted OO-HIT IS FOB LAFFS Sunday, One Show—6:80 who have given dally accident re­ for 4-year terms. Three members sons of court dates'Xs ,thq result of speeding and had gone through the Capt. Walter Cassells Sr., of th# 'under a black government.” one White population. referees to cimduct public hear­ “HAPPY ANNIYM&ARY” ports since September over the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jo­ would be appointed after each stop sign, causing the fatal colli­ known for smallness and compact­ Manchester Police Dept. Afrikaners—descendants o t the their arrests yesterday afternoon. Manchester Evening Herald Afrikaner said today. And the gov­ ings and permit state or county David Niven-Mitzi Gaynor achool's public address system. seph Ambrose, 16 Columbus St.; election. Appointment , was con­ They are Carl Guluzzy, 21, of sion, ness, Simon said. They are made He stated that the invAatlg'a- 8ont)i Windsor rerrespondent El­ ernment’s attitude is that one JDutch Voortr'ekkers—now ibake registrars, to appear and to make All the first graders and third Raymond ’ Finn, 81 ^im mer St.: sidered best for the appeals board Schaefer noted that Holmes “ ex­ in a number of sizes for coupling tion 1* being continued by Pa­ FHA DOWN PAYMENT “ Happy Anniversary” at 8:40 James McConvllle, "453 Summit Seymour. William AydeloHe, 24, of *390 more Burnham, telephone Mitchell Utical concession to the black up about 60 per cent of the white a record of the proceedings. It also graders sang safety songs and re­ because its members serve a judi­ 19 Bliss' St..' and Edwin R. Berg­ hibited an attitude suggesting that with motors of from 1 to 60 trolman Samuel Maltempo. population is a step toward black population, and English and other struck out a provision Jh the Read Herald Advs^ cited safety poems. ^ St.; John Feegal, 854 Center St.; cial function and .should not be he was not particularly concerned horsepower. ' 1 Damage at the time was esti­ 4-0674. House bill thst proceedlng*..^fore Twylar Tessler, 99 Broad St.; man, 24. of Thomaston. domination. European races the remainder. Second graders who emphasized subject to political pressures. i AH were charged with operating about this (atal arcident." ."They’re made largely for use mated at $400. The decision liot to arrest Afri­ At a time when immigration is the referees should not be contest­ safety, also with a song and a Terry Sweet, 940 E. Middle TpUe.; an unregistered motor vehicle. cans for pass violfttions was not ed hearings. ' \ Mrs. Stella Nolin, 9 Hackmatack The positions of town clerk and needed to balance - white {Mpula' poem, were Wayne Depathy, Ro- town treasurer - would be ' com­ Guluzzy and Bergman are (lue In if *f • so much a concession as a measure St.; Mrs. Lenore Hatloran, .42 Bol­ .-3.^ . tion figures ' with the Negroes, Opponents contended, however, landa Albert. Carlton Burke, bined since their duties are related court next Saturday, while Ayde- to get the police off the hook in the Afrikaners have resisted it to keep that Kefauver’a amendment would Catherine Scanlon. Paul Zenaty, ton St.-. Mrs. Bertha Loughrey, d5 lotte Is echeduled' to appear Mon­ ‘tn face of anti-pass demonstpatlons. Columbus St.; Alfonsri Renna, and' one jialarled person could be Need a numerical ascendancy.. They open the way for Intimidaitiop of Nancy Stevenson, Lynn. Begys, held responsible. 'The clerk- treas­ day. ; ■' Thousands were turning up at. have feared English-speaking peo­ Negroes applying to the iefereee William Dancoase, Paula F^mell, Hyde Ave., Rockville: Mrs. Laura SMART TIP FOR HOUSEWIVES! police stations without passes and Liszka, Avoii; Mrs. Estelle Pelle; urer would be appointed by the . . U'... Stonti Windows ple would become ' predominant to be registered as votew In areas Frank Jaquith. Craig Sweeney, 'council for a 4-year term. He would i I demanding to be arrested and the where fedral judges had found a tier, Wqpping: Mrs. Geraldine jDelicicflis Shady Qlen Ice Afrikaner churchmen have also and Joyce Preston. Hartman, Coventry; Mrs. Laura serve as clerk of the council, About Town police either had to arrest them or opposed the entrance of many pattern o f racial discrimination. B IN 6 O Demonstrations of the right Cream in the econonjical fam­ or Storm Doori? acknowledge th* law was silly. Ferlqnd, Vernon Ave.,"Rockville; which would fix hia salary. He K CALL Europeans because they are Ro Sen. John A. Carroll (D-atltutes tor tain. - • Center Congregational Church. ■iili; the family this weekend. Fronj Manchester take Oakland - more than 100 achoota ajtd 390 self- th ai:tes 12)4, 14)4, I6'4, 18)4, Mr. and Mrs. John Frank, 34D dynamite. Prilled amihonium ni­ Mrs. Francis Sullivan ha* been Garden Dr'.; a daughter to Mr. and Employes of the town other than iiii:; Street to Vernon Circle. At 3'«m0n Circle Tnke Rt. 83 to«. supporting congregatioiw with na­ 20%, 22)4. 2»)4, 26)4. Bust 33 to department heads would he classi­ Eighth District firemen used lyiiiwurd Rnck*ille for 'aboui a mile and turn right on Center trate. ' developed tor agriculture, 47. Size 14%, 35 bust, 6)4 yards elected leader of the Little Flower Mrs. John Rockenfeller, 4 Terrace become* a powerful explosive un­ tive ministers. fied. They woujd be hired on a smoke ejectors yesterday to clear liliii Road. Then follow the Westland signs' to the top of the THIMmiffmi of 35-lnch, ' " of Jeaua Mothers’ Circle, for the Dr., Rockville. smoke from a .house at 40 Cole­ At Th^Farm der certain circumstances. In oil Parker readily aclmita that "I ’m coming year. ■ BIRTH TODAY; A daughter to merit system and would have ten­ MILK Mt^rday Pesture 5:50-9:16. Tp order, send . 35c in coins to ure If their work was satisfactory. man Rd. where at televiaion set exploration it ia uaed tor sending prejudiced in favor of the Negroes', Sue Bumett. The Manchester Eve Other officers are, Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mulcahy,' but being in South Africa has (aught Department heads would be un- caught on fire and was badly dam­ shock waves determine the com­ Sunday Featare 2:00-6:20-6:40' ning Herald, U60 AVE. OF Olschqfskie, co-leader; Mrs. Ed­ Bast Hartford., aged. The fire did not spread,- flre- to ine a compasaioh for the white ward Moriarty, aecretary; Mrs. DISCHARGED YESTE5RDAY: (jiasalfied—they would have to be position of rocks deep in the earth. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86j N, approved by-^ * merit board,- but mep said. _ WRITE FOR FREE FOU)£R—WESTLAND HOMES ------1------South Africana.* Y. ' • ' ' ■ ^William Anderaon, treasurer; Mrs. Lawrence Foater,. Somers: Manuel . -Vincent Jr., 29 Falrvlew St,; Mrs. wmuld not have tenure. This' per­ b o y FEARED DROWNED "They were bom and braught up For Ist-claas mailing add 10c Donald Duffy and . Mrs, Gerald The Recreatiqff Depejrtment'a 4*'You Can Taste The Quality” Fa Um f r e s h NATURAL JERSEY Chareat, .rei^esenta.ttvea. Margaret Todd, 182 McKee St.; mits a mayor to select hia own de­ . Jewett City, April 2 UP)—X 2- in South Africa. Ibey have no other ( . PLUS ^BATTLE OF m E OORAL SEA” for each pattern. Print Name, Ad co-ed swim, period fropi .6:30 to McCa r t h y MILK FROM OCR OWN STATE year-old 'boy fell from a bridge country. But they wilt never agree u THRnj.lKG ACTION OF WOi^D WAR II x dress with Zone. Style No. and Also, Mrs, Gepirge Murray, It David Robinson, 88 High St.; Mra. partment heads CERTIFIED REGISTERED HERD > Jennie Crouch, Tdlland; Battista Provision 18 made’ tor persims to 8:30 will meet tor ita final seSslon Routes 6 &;44A TioMtkMAlhtn, Q m m . Into the Qulnebauf River yester­ to' b et^ -ruled the Negroes. Size. . ■ brary; i(ra. James Mui^bey, hoapt tonight at the East Side Recrea­ “THE BEST BY TEST' day and was presumed drowned. . "The British South Africans can SS==ES======S===SS|— SfiSSB' ' Send 35c today for your copy of tallty and welfare: Mrs. James Benedetto, 64 Homstead St. be nominated for office even though ENTERPRISES NEXT $7EDNESDAY; YUL BRYNNER-KAY KENDAL Si James Aceto, Sunnyvlew Dr., Ver­ they arie not affiliated with a po­ tion Center. The period has .been M VERNON ST. • MANCHESTER, CONN. / A search tor Eklward Barrett of go elaewhe;* in the Commonwealth the Spring A Summeb issue of our Coughlin; pubUclty, and Mrs. R // held every other-Saturday during V- Jeifett CIty.waa launched,. but no without too much strain. 1 “ONCE MORE WITH FEELING” and 'oompleto pattern magazine Baaio mond D i ^ ' and Mrs. Charlqi non; Earl Goss, Andover; ' Mris. litical party. Nomination* would be FERN WOOD FARM “ But tha Afrikaanert would bt Jawonki, contact chairman. Helen Chalta* and eon, EUjngton. either by petition or by party en- , the winter eeaeon. . MltcMI 9-457* HEiniON ROAD—BOLTON TEL. MI i-«88i triixn) of the bqdy was found last RANDOLPH SCOTT In “COMANCHE STATION” Fashion. night H m search resumed today. strangers aberywhere.'’ J ■ ' ' ' i i i ■ '(, ■ \

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1960 t Aqb four Tour WIU He Done on Ehrth" Wonders of the Universe haadad tradltlonallaU in our aiata at the following locations: 80 i k - iilaitrl^FBtpr department who have already vla- Marble St., 18 Chambers St., 41 Connecticut Edmund S t, and 387 Oakland St. uallMd this role for u*. and who Friday, at the Kingdom Hall, Hazards to Eyes CoFttind If^raUn have already begun playing it, who 7:80 p.m., Theocratic Ministry can hay? Yankee School. 8:S0 p.m.. Service meeting (He- 13 B lu ^ Street The only thing one can really By A. H. 0. USINESS SERVICES 1D)IRECT0RY lU ochetf^ Com. aay is that all thla balance of g«oond Oongregattonal Church F St. James’ R. O. Church brewe 10: 24, 25). Found in Space TBOKAS F. C^aUSON Rev. John E. Hannon, Pastor Saturday at the Kingdom Hall, WALt B R R. FERGUSON power politics Is the age old game 885 N. Main St. Publliberi It was with a mixture of shock Arnold W. Tozor, Minister Rev. Jamea T. O’Coniien 7:30 p.m., Watchtower Study ar­ Foultded October 1, 1881 of paper rehearwil for" war, that and nosUlgla that we read, the Rev. Joseph H. McCann ticle: "Be Swift to Hear, Slow planeU, the danger beMmae leea Mrs. Robert F. Loggle, By DR. I. M. LEVITT, DIBBOtOB war has supposedly now become other day, a description, by a New . a Minister’s Asst. Rev. John D. Regan About Speaking," (James 1:19). and leM and finaUy at abfiut the FublibUahed Erery ETenlns Except York Times correspondent at Al­ Suada'l»ya u d UoUdmTaHoliday Entered at the the lih^sslbillty for civIlUatlon, The FeU Planetarium dUtanee of Saturn the "bum po­ PMt Office at WaiiiMetter. Conn., aa bany, of the approaching closing 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Sunday Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 of The Franklin Institute tential” In eolir radiation dleap- IS YOUR BEAUTY READY Second Claaa Mall Matter. that, imless we wish to Invoke the day of ihe annual session of ,the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Church School. Nursery during and 11:30 a.m. Chnrch'and JPark Sts. ^ When the astronaut gets into pears. supposed impossibility,, we had bet­ New YorH Legislature. Various devicei are being eon- MANCHESTER subscription rates worship service. Service of Holy The Rev. Alfred L. Wllllamel spacb, his eyes will be subject to MANCHESTER FOR SPRING? _ Payable In Advance ter. not even begin playing the ‘There is sound historical ba­ Communion. Communion Medita­ S t Bridget’s R. C. Oiurch templated to prevent epace blind­ Rector severe and hazardous conditions ^ There will be no doubt about it ne Tear ...... • •*7 52 jrame that leads toward it, and sis,” the Tlmesman Wrote, “ for tion: Portraits of the Passion; Rev. John J. Delaney, Faster S£* Month* ...... •■••• predicting that the occasion will The Rev, Prescott Beach Jr., ness. ee Month* ...... ?-SH that, if we have diplomatic in­ "Last Supper." Rev. Stanley E. Hastillo Assistant allowing little or no error. A slight One form of protection li croeeed AUTO PARTS you’ll avail yourself of our peTsonal- Month ...... I ™ be disorderly. The only question SEAFOOD . >.••ea aaa aaaa*aeae*•••••• genuity, it had better be devoted 6:45 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi group '• Rev. Dennis B. Hussey mistake in judgment may result In polaroldi in which the roUtion of 270 BROAD SI _ - ized; professional beauty w e . 0^ is the degree. will meet at the church with Mr one lens against a second reduces Choice Variety e Copy toward devising some better syg "Scores of bills will be passed on Assistants ' 7130 a.m.. Holy Conimunlon. permanent- blindness for in space and Mrs. Stan Matteson. _ 9 a.m., ’The Utany with address the amount of light paeelng Always At Your Service For MEMBER Or^^^, ’ tern for running the world. Since that day in both houses, probably 7 p.m.. The Junior High. Group the "margin of error” disappears THE ASSOCIATED PRESS more than 100 in each. Messen­ Sundy Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, by the rector. Junior Choir. through to the eye. A second and Quality e MACHINE SHOP SERVICE The A»BOCiated Preei Is excluilvely the potential'of each nation in case meets with Mr. and Mrs. Herb in the Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. Worship services are conducted by This hazard is not imagined; It novel approach is a new fleas de­ anuuec to the use ol repuWiMUon of gers will be dashing back and # EQUIPMENT -’ of war fs the magnet which at­ Brown at the church, the assistant In the Children’s born- of reality. Dr. Hubertus veloped by the National Caah e PARTS (new and rebuilt) all new* dlspalche* credited to It or forth between the houses with 7:30 p.m., Sudy Group will meet Strughold, Professor of Space Seafood not otherwl** credited In thl* P»P*t tracts or repels other nations, and, bundles of bills for consideration. Church of the Aaeam'ption Chapel (old church) and In tha Register Company which la light 'e ACCESSORIES 99 BAST CENTER 8T< and alio the local news Published Iwre iir the chapel with the Rev. John Adams St. and ’Thompson IM, Nursery Chapel at 41 Park St. at Medicine at the U.S. Air Force sensitive and automatically ad­ All rlcht* of republlcatlon of iprolal thus seta up the game, it is obvi­ "Some of the measures on which e SUPPLIES T E L Ml 8-5009 ~ dllpatches herein are also reserved. the lawmakers will vote will not R. diSousa. Rev, Joseph Farrell, pastor this hour. Classes follow. Aero-space' Medical Center In justs to let only a pemnlasibla 43 O A K ST. e Du Pont Paint, Supplies ously tim^e for the age old dream of Bov. Francis T. Butler, assistant 11 a.m.. Holy Communion with Texas, analyzed conditions in amount of llgtrt through. Open Saturdays Until 5 P.M. Full service client of N. E. A. Serv- even appear on the printed calfen- T E L MI 9-9987 disarmament to have its chance to dar, making it exceedingly diffi­ Ovenant Congregational Church sermon by the assistant. Senior space as they affect the hihnan eye. Dr. Strughold Insists not only *®I>ub”istier» Representatives: The melt down the magnet. The dream cult even for experienced legisla-. '(Evangelical Covenant) Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 Choir. His conclusions. Indicate that our on these safeguards but also HIGH GRADE Julius Mathews Special Arency New tors to-know what they are voting 43 Spruce St. and 11:30 a.m. / 7 p.m.. Evensong . with Boys’ eyes are among' the most vulner­ recommends filters to simulate York. ChlcaBO. DMrolt «nn_^JV?"- may be the only last ditch realism Complete GLASS MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF upon. Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor Choir. Faith and Practice series able organs. Coupled with the fact some of the properties of light to CIRCULATIONS ______left. "Bills that have been lying in St. Bartholomew’s Church follows. This week’s topic, that our eyes provide the only which earth-bound man is ac­ s For Auto Windshields PRINTING committee for days or weeks sud-. 9:30 a.m., Simday School with a Buckley School Auditorium "What It Means to Be a Com­ sensory means of orienting us as customed. HEATING Knarfs * For Store Fronts and The Herald PrintlnE CoP"W?, class for each age. A new class will JOB AND COMMERCIAL uwumee no financial responelbillly for Atheist’s Choice denly will be reported out on the Rev, Philip Hussey, Pastor municant." to where we are in space and in When we become concerned ROTARY OR an sl8«s of window* t3rposraphlcaI er™r« appearlna te. a^ floor. And there is always the be organized in the parsonage Dally except Wednesdays in what position, ttfia stresses the im­ about details such as these it must FOOD MARKET o For Table Tops PRINTING ▼•rtlscnscotE Rinll other re&dlnK mettgr PRESSURE BURNERS . There w'ill he those, we suppose, possibility that some bills will be basement for young adults, meet­ Sunday Masses at 8, 9:15 and Lent: 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer in portance of protecting them. indicate that soon a man will be ing at 9:30 am. CALL US FOB FREE 540 E. MIDDLE TPRE. ^ Open 6 Days a'Week Prompt and Efficient Printing Display advertlelnp who will cringe, as If from offen­ introduced on the last day, usually 10:30 a.m. the Memorial Chapel of the Na­ Let’s explore the background of getting into space. PHONE MI 9-2295 In The Manchester Evening Herald. reaching the desks , of the legisla- 10:30 a m., Chiirch-time Nursery this problem to find out what the (Copyright I960, General ESTIMATES 8 AJM. to 6 P31. sive blasphemy, at the mere idea tivity. Of All Kinds For Monday—1 p.m. tor8 in mimeographed form .. ■ . • until close of Morning Worship. Wednesday: hazards are. Scientists studying Featnrea Cerp.) Open Monday Thro Saturday For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday of having Premier Khrushchev dis­ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. St. Maurice R. C. Church For Wednesday—1 P "> "While confusion is the order of Bolton Center 6:30 and 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ the brightness of the iky from the FOGARTY BROS. 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. For Thuiwday-1 p.m^ Wednesday cuss Christianity, and Jesus Christ, Sermon; ‘‘A Real Gift.” Dedication munion. Intercessions follow the J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS the day, the Republican headers Rev. Bernard McOurk, pastor eartli's surface find that in sum­ INCORPORATED SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 PJ«. For Fridav-1 p.m. Th^day. of pledge teams. 10 o’clock service. Phone inter­ mer at the middle latitudes of the Yet he did do this, Uie other day, know what is going on. No bill JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL 9 East Middle Tpke. 5:30 p.m.. High School youth cessions Into office before service. G.S., the Illuminance from the sun GLASS CO. in an informal talk with corre­ suddenly appears without their ap supper meeting with J. Frederick Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Radio Today CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest Telephone MI 3-5727 dav of publication except Saturday proval. And if a bill is passed 7:30 p.m., The Litany with ser­ is roughly 10,000 foot-candlei. Paul’s Paint for Decorating Needs 31 Blssell Sfc—Tel. Ml 9-7822 • a.nv______’ spondents during his train ride Burgh of North Park College as FUEL OIL RANGE OIL cold cuts and meqts mon by the Rev. James L. Grant, This represents the brightness of . . . ______• - <. ______I. and gets lost on Its way to the Sacred Heart Church 819 Broad St,—Tel. MI 9-4589 Are you planning to do any re-^ ' Saturday, April 2 through France, and it was quoted other house, as'^ has happened the speaker. Church-St., Vernon Reqtor of St. John’s Churc^' in a surface one foot from a light WDRO-1M9 in toten. in the neWs, and perhaps we had 7 p.m., Evening Service with Mr. Rockville. Discussion .foHow decorating this spring? If so, for yourself how beautifully they many times, it gets lost by de­ Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor source as bright as 10,000 candles. 1:00 Nays. Paul's Paint Supply. 645 Main-St. Burgh as speaker. : service in Neill Hall. /Refresh­ If we could get above the atmosp­ 1:10 Art Johnson •cover with no brush drag, and you Three Barbers on Hand Daily “One Cali Doe« It AU” The Game, The Magrnet all better look at what he said to sign...... Wednesday, No Mid-week Serv­ is the place for you to go, for they M _ eta Laavi mi ABC APPLIANCE % "There are many reasons for the ments will be served. 4.00 BUbop’s Cornsr will be amazed at the way they see, if therj Is blasphemy involved, ice will be Conducted due to the Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. here the brightness would increase 6:00 Nsws, SporU, WsstbST Call MM-1111 have that wonderful Adelphia Col­ The Manchester Bafber Shop, 1099 ^ i n St., h a s ^ * " “ " i " ! DRY CLEANING A mixture of new and old devices last-minute rush of legislative ao- to about 13,000 foot candles. 6;5& Sports. Nsws will stand up under all conditions. the people of Manchester for the past ten year*. It le owned w d whether some of it does not also Financial Ciimpalgn being con­ or Guide with its 300 color illus­ and LAUNDERING ^ REPAIRB fo r . dealing with the problem of tivity—the - human tendency to St. Fronds of Assisi Church Emanuel Lsitheran Church With this increase in surface 7:0t Art Johnson FOR REPAIRS, Why not slop in at Paul's Paint operated by Ralph and Paul Gutrelch whose rub off on the Western world. ducted. 8:00 World Tonight trations. and 700 different color Germany Is threatening to bring procrastinate, the rising volume of South Windsor . . C. Henry Apderson, Pastor brightness there would also be a 8:15 Music Till On* REPLACEMENT^ Dubaldo combinations that insure perfect Supply and look at the many ine and ladles hair cutting. Three barbers are ready to serve Brauchea At: 19 Mopie Stv-|41 9-8879 What Khrushchev said was this: bills, the'time required for .‘horse Rev. James F. Glynn, Pastor Roger Miwkey, Intern decrease in the brightness of the 13:00 Now* ON ALL TYPES OF things they have to make your you during weekdays and there are four^on Saturday, so you are . Europe out into the TalcottvIUe Congregational n :M Music Till On* MUSIC CENTER color harmoney in your home. You 501 HARTFORD RD. . REPAIRd ON— »;There is mu(* in Christianity trading,’ the reluctance of some Rev. Raymond B. Yaakauska*, sky. If we measured the sky really do not need the services of a home more attractive. Ask to always sure of proihpt service. The shop is open dally except committees to act, the pressure Church l-.OO News, Sign 0(1 186 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST see the pre-pasted and pre-cut pa­ that is common to 118 Communists. Assistant Pastor 9 "a.ni.. Divine Womhip and brightness, 25 degrees from the W n c-M i9 dec.prator when you take advan­ Wednesday when It la.closed all^ay. ______■______209 N. MAIN ST, ‘ ” GRILLS, ELKOTBIO IRONS, ' i of. power arrangements. and-dounter-pressures from special i Robert K. Shlmoda, Minister Church School class for three-year sun, we would obtkih- a certain . TEL 5fl 9-6269 per that makes papering 8 not 3:00 Conn. BsUroom COME IN . . . BROWSE decorator approved home? -A passing knowledge of how to REFINISHINGS Spoeidiiliig In shock and nostalgia for us. Vernon, Conn. gagement” , Susannah Wesley Hall. twinkle. If the moon Is visible. It 8:00 Nsws Weather BU 9-6333 When we have young children social club in America; the first niversariea by sending flower* to IriendAhlp and mutual Interest. ter all, the behavior of a non 8:15 Cona Ballroom talk flowers with the florist can "dear relatives, don’t wait uwUl the Our nostalgia is for those good Warren E Coveil, minister 6 p.m., Youth Membership Class, 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free Bus too will be about 30 per cent many of ua put off papering be­ airplane flight in the British Em r e a s o n a b l e p r ic e s n ils is an Interesting, perhaps believer. If it is his Instinct to re­ chapel, 7:00 Ray Somers “ T/lC Polly B"* plre; and the first Protestant help you save money. last minute to make arrangeimenta BRAKE SERVICE old, unreformed days In the Con­ transportation service. brighter because of the lack 7:80 Word of Ufe Power and Hand Tool* " cause It seems a shame to run the For example, if you’re going to FREE e s t i m a t e s noble and civilised experiment. Not ject the main burden of Christs 9:30 a.m.. Worship service and 7 p.m., junior High Fellowship, 8:00 Ray Somers Painting and Decorating Tool* church, - school, English town, for delivery in a distant city. necticut Legislature, when there 9:30 a m.. Adult Blbl* Study. atmosphere. Gift Department risk of dirty finger marks on the send flowers to a new mother in •van the French themselves, how- teaching, and treasure the one part was such a thing as last day nursery care for preschool cJiil- Cooper Hall. 10 a.m., Nursery In the parish The dark sky, combined with 11:00 New* Garden and Land Tool* new paper. Not so when your newspaper, post office, and dock­ You can save yourself the cost b t . so—w a p p i n g , c o n n . F m f Emi AHgnmtnt dren. Sermon by Mr. Coveil based 8 p.m., ‘The Senior Chancel Choir 11:10 Ray Somers Baby, Household, Party MANCHESTER yard 'in Canada. And Nova Scotia the hospiial, you might specify a o f a wire or long distance tele­ ■ over, are too sure that it is going of the Christ story which seems at chaos, when judgeship deals were house during church worship with the Intense illumination of the sun, l-.OO Del Rsycee choice is Birge Medallion papers nosegay or corsage instead of the AT THE DUCO SIGN still labeled judgeship deals, and on Acts 10:23-33. in combination with the Youth Fel­ Holy Communion. Text: John 8: is a strange condition slmilkr to W W r-lM 6 sad Banquet Need* sold at Paul's Paint Supply. This was the fir.st Canadian province to phone call if you’ll give your flor GoiiBral Rapair Wdirk to worte variance with His own teaching lowship and Junior High Choirs customary bopquet. Or send two iat enough time to send the order / T E L MI 4-1223 when, if a bill was lost, ypu could 10:45 a.m.. Church school for 45-59. Theme: Jesus and His Sig­ that created by some forms of 1:00 Showcase. News Invalid Need* BOOKSHOP has a clear plastic coating to pro­ win representatire government. n ie British, for their part, went that is the atheist’s privilege, be fairly sure there was no acci­ children from 3 years through' 8th present a Passion Sunday Choral nificant Statement: "If a man keep theatrical lighting. Everything ex­ 4:45 Mr. F lX -lt___ __ ANDREWS BLDG. tect it.against dirt and smudges, by mail. You cent also Include - along with this new experiment, up what, on the other hand, shall' dent Involved. * grade. Evensong service, assisted by the my saying, he shall never taste posed to the sun inside the cabin 6 :00 Soundnight-USAF 67 E. Center St.—Ml 8-1036 even oil spots. Put this on your personally elgned card. Senior MoUiodiot Fidlar Ensemble under the direc­ 5:06 Sbowesse and News It’s no trick to sending flower* to a point. That point was reached ,jay of those professed believers, Our shock is over the realiza- 6:30 p.m,. death” . or out is extremely bright while 6:50 Sport* Special PARKING IN REAR walls and laugh at dirt and tion that New York, where such I youILh Fellowship will meet at the tion, of Jack Byron Grove, Direc­ Wednesday, 7:10 p.m . Prepara­ everything in shadow is dark. 5:55 Showcase and New* CAMPING smears, just wipe them off, and or a plant to reJativea or friendS MANCHESTER when the European Common Mar- L,j those who claim for themselves tor of Musid. 7:06 Social Security. . , ■ ___ li-ving in most foreign countries. MASURY chaotic last minute rush survives, | Rockville Methodist Church, tory Service for Communion. These severe conditions create 7 10 Take Five—U.S. Marins Corps. your walls will look as good as ket, headed by France and West Christian label, who make and where there is such an ovef- 7:30 p.m.. Lenten Service with hazards to the astronauts. 7:15 evening Devotion* EQUIPMENT new. Best of all. this plastic Oast of a' floral arrangement is MEMORIAL CO, iMgahized :4t*elf. to the the same rejection-and—selectio.n whplming crush 6f legislative busl Center Congregational Church First Church of Christ Scientist Communion. Text: John 19; 3i)- 7'.SO Showcase. New* coatings loqks^ just like regular figured, in an intematiimaJ, mone­ Masonlo'TiiBpte - -Damage to the.retlna. of the eye *rSO Mutual SporU CUSTOM MADE O ^osite East Ceinefery PAINT •xclusiMibf Britain. At that point, Khrushchev does? Khrushchev ness, is a state which has Its legis­ Rev. Oll^ord O. Simpson Theme: "ItTs flnlsheffl” which results from looking too 8:36 Showcase and New* w— ;f going into M - Sermon; "A Parable of p.m. session on "The Church” with the Dr. Strughold showed me. a cent of the United SUtee pri­ pering boards, drop cloths, steam­ of the most common ia the un­ 645 Main Street . at Depot Square ers to make paper removal so begin dominating and mastering how often, InJChristiah debate of nual sessions. Our formula for •> the Rev. Mr. Vincent "Unreality" will be the subject Rev. Ralplv R. Rotf, leading. photograph of the retina of his vately owned dry-cargo and paa- Open Dally to 9:00 PJH. happy news of a cherished person’s A. AIMETTI, Prop. Western Europe, using its close as- whether or not Christ meant what that is that to double the preaching of the lesson sermon. 10:15 a,m.. Church Activity Pro­ eye on which there was a clearly senger-carrylng fleet now is made easy. A floor sender is inexpensive death. Harrison S t, Blanehester Tel. MI 9-0300 ber of legislative sessions would be ^ , church School J. FARR—MI 8-7111 to rent, also an edger to get soclatlon with its neighbors for its He said, is that episode cited aa The Golden Text is from "He­ gram for children. Cradle Roll defined circular patch. At the up of vessels built during the 1941- If you wire flowers to the family, to.-4ouble the amount of Nursery (3 year olds) through brews,” (13:9). through Kindergarten. European eclipse of the sun April 45 period of World War II. Th* around the baseboards, -a floor the message should be brief and own purposes. ’ justification for violence in the the Legislature______would get not" " i I' scrubber and polisher ma'.te gleam­ Junior High. Selections from the Bible in-, 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 17, 1912, he inadvertently looked American Merchant Marine In­ the card signed with your and As soon as Britain began) vis- name of Christianity? split the existing standard amount 5 p.m.. Refresher Course, Sub elude the following (Isaiah 40:28, stitute estimates that nine out of ing floors so simple. All of these your husband's names as In “John of business. If anybody is really Second Session Sunday Church at the sun just before total eclipss for SEE us FOR: uallzlng the partial unity of West- How much real difference be­ ject: "What Is Ufe Eternal?" with Insufficient protestion for his 10 veeseU in the private fleet will things may be rented at nominal and Helen Jones.” Often flower* WATKINS-WEST LIQUORS looking for a better way to run 29). School. Ordinance of Communion. • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings' prices and they- make the 'work am Europe aa a potential source tween the Khrushchev selection 6:30 p.m., CYP Club, Woodruff Correlative passages from "Sci­ Sermon topic; "Saved!” right eye. A photograph taken 40 become uneconomical to operata iroe addressed to the funeral of Connecticut, our recommendation Hall, guest speaker, the Rev. Mr, EASTER • Venetian Blinds so easy for you at such a modest tiie deceased and the card carriee of German dominance, rather than and rejection and UiEt too many would be to have the Legislature ence and Health with Key to the 6 p.m., Senior Youth Fellowship, years later disclosed the scar re­ within seven years. FUNERAL WINES-BEER Vincent. Subject: "Youth, Dating sulting from this bum. Dr. Strug­ s Storm Door* cost. your names only. merely a restraint upon Germany, | professed Chriatlana also make? meet only once eveiy four years. Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, spaghetti supper. • Combination/ \Vindows Before long it, will be tjme to an^ Marriage.” including the following (p. 385; IS­ 7 p.m.. Junior High Youth FeL hold has no slghf on that part of Some religious faiths do not per­ SERVICE BEER IN BARBELS Britain began looking toward the his retina which la scarred. CANDY Monchester Awning Co. put out lawn and porch furniture mit floral diqpiays at funerals, IS). lowshlp meeting with Marilyn and if you haven't given it a coat FOR ALL OCCASIONS! c answer to an association \^mon Methodist Church Basklnd and Charlotte Goodwin Scientists estimate critical ex­ 195 WEST CENTER ST. notably the Jewish' Orthodox rit­ • DELIVERY SERVICE • Penitence Can Be Late Vernon, C/onn. shop the of paint lately, now is the time to ORMAND J. WEST between Germany and France. A Thought for Today North Methodist Church leading. Refreshments. posure time for the development | ORfAT N iW PUML O il Telephone MI .9-3091 ual. And many families prefer that We have no partioular willing­ Warren E. Coveil, minister ' Established 1049 do it. Marine paint is especially contributions be made in memory ThatNvould be a British Associa­ Sponsored by the Manchester SOO Parker St. of "eclipse blindness” at about one manufactured to withstand the Choose from Finished Monuments Director ness to honor March for its last Rev. H. Osgood Branett, Minister St. John’s Polish NstionU minute or less. Dr. Stmghold says, DIVlLOPMlNTt of the deceased to a charKable in­ W EST SIDE tion wllhvRuMla. The Macmillan Council of Chnrches 9:30 a.m., Worship service and elements and la recommended for minute rush toward spring inserts. Catholic Church “In space' if the astronauts look furniture, porches, verandas—any­ When a family contemplates the*> stitution. visit to Mbaww followed soon af­ I nursery care for pre-school chil­ If you are tmcertaln about fun^ 142 E. CENTER ST. ^ PACKAGE STORE It was a cold, ugly month, out of 9 and 10:30 a.m., Holy Commun 23 Golway St. at the sun even inadvertently, FAIRWAY thing that is exposed to the weath- purchase of a monument they want print of your idea executed. Before Harry Prosansky, Permittes ter this new British appraisal. That Jesus said: “ A sower went out dren. Serman by Mr. Coveil based ion. Sermon: “Mountain-Top De they will'be caught by a blltz-lik* Main Street, Slanchester it in finished and the name carved, .eroi arrangenoents, one solution 'is Mandiestor’s Oldest .season-, out of time, a cruel whip­ Rev. Walter A. Hyszho, Pastor /IrrtezinSI er. * ' to be sure they are 'getting the 366 CENTER ST. waa followed by^riUah leadership to sow his seed; and as he sowed, jon Hebrews 9:ll-15t. cision.” surprise out o f darkness.’’ Stud­ e Open Hiura. and Frl. Till 9 Paul Mlsseri has been in the .vou will be called and If you wish '*’to aend a written expression of Manchester—511 9-0166 lash from a winter that had pre- 10:45^ a.m., Church School for very best in material and work­ sympajthy to the family at once With Finest FaciUt|e* toward the sununlvwhlch has bMn some fell by the wayside, and it ^ 9 a.m., Nursery (Children 3 and 8:30 a.m.. Mass. ies Involving atomic flaah'es on the paint business for many years and a change made, or something add­ tehded to be civilized. We prefer was trodden down, and the fowls children from 3 years through the under, including Crib Nursery) earth and their effects on rabbits manship. The place to go for the ed this can be done easily. If neces­ and send flowers a week or two resisted and delayed\by Franco- 10:30 a.m.T Mass. he is proud to .sell Masury Paints, to keep rating It that way-rthe of the air devoured it. And some 8th grade. Kindergarten (ages 4 and 5), Jun indicate that an exposure to the so If you are contemplating- any finest in monuments naturally is' sary a new one will be made to suit later to the family with a message German diplomacy. fell upon a rock, and as soon as p.m.. Intermediate Methodist ior and Y-outh Departments that doesn’t refer .to the bcrea've- coldest March on record—with no 3 St. George’s Episcopal Church sun for less than 15 seconds- may CLOCK and AUTO BODY painting Job. why not consult with the Manchester Memorial Co. lo­ your change of ideas. , Estimates Remember A , As for Khrushchev, and^ussia, it was sprung up, it withered Youth Fellowship meets at the (grades 4 through Senior High). result Ul. a retinal burn- and a him? Masury Paints are long will be furniahed cheerfully and ment. Delightful Place To Dine VIC’S PIZZA SHOP soft or sentimental concessions for away, because it' lacked moisture. | church for continuation of discus- 10:30 a.m., Nursery (Infants Bolton cated on Harrison St. Here you Happy events like housewarm­ their fear of Germany is probably The Re\'. Donald W. Greene, blind 8p"ot. wearipg, spread eilaily and the without obligation. 153 W Middle Turnpike the things it may have rushed to And eome fell among thorns, and Sion on, "Is^ there life after through age 3), Klhdergarten WATCH REPAI will find monuments that will en In choosing stones, as in so ings are. sometimes better handled deeper and more pathological to Dlorescui Mlselonary, Vicar Danger Lessens colors are bright and true. See dure,J___ ’ whose ' KACiiiYaf beauty will not Hlndim Phone Ml 9-3700 do in its last few days. ' the thorns sprang up with it, and death?” (ages 4 and 5), Primary Depart­ If the astronaut should travel many other' things, it does pay by you personally than by the flor­ RED EMBER r .. anybody's. Khrushchav will prob­ 7:30 p.m., Union Lenten Service ment (grades 1, 2, and 3). over the years. No other place in you to choose the best, for you get ist. ' lUddenly, at the last minute, the choked it. And other fell on good 10 am.. Holy Communion and to' the i(iner planets Venus and W R E C K E R ably, if the game comes down to ground, and sprang up, and‘ bare at the Union' Congregational 5:30 p.m.. Junior High MYF. JOHN POSTMA 1 Connecticut carries as many fin­ more for your money. Good stones I trust that tender seedlings of OPEN SUNDAYS PIZZA blackbird, who had 6:30 *p.m.. Senior High MYF. sermoh. Mercury, the duration would be ished memorials as they carry at naked power politics, play that red^vylnged fruit and hundred-fold.’" Church, sponsored by the Greater considerably shorter due to the SERVICE will outlast the cheaper ones for flowers and hertie are thriving on COCKTAIL, LOUNGE SPAGHEHI 8 p.m.; Evening Lenten ..Service. 10 a.m.. Church School. all times here. It is easier for most your sunny window sills now. game with anybdUy he can get_to l u t i n g on Feb. 29, and who (Luke 8:5-8). Rockville Ministerial Assn. A 2:30 p.m.. Confirmation inetruc- proximity of the . sun. Moving 310 Moin St. they withstand all kinds of weather a m p l ^ F a r k i n g color film, ”Thfe Power , of the TRIO of iis to choose from- a flni.shed without deterioration and the color When time comea to tronH>lant * RAVIOLT play It against Germany. TlurTfifKii®!! disap{>eared-for the-next foUr Grant, we beseech Thee Al­ Chiiroh of Mie Nazarene tlon. away from the. jsun to the outer ' DISCING Resurrection,” will be shown. M l 3-6233 memorial and there are always a remains the same. Make sure your them, keep some jn small pots for r- • his wn visit to France, he has niade his reappearance, mighty God, that, always pressing . 236 Main St. Wedneeday: 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ large .stock of them on display so ^Y FRIDAY and OPEN DAILY 6 onward in thy way with- devout We Have A Color Printers choice is a-wise one, one that will giving to the new homeowner as FRDAY NIGHTS minced no words about this, warn-1 the .whole, normal flock fol- C. E. Winslow, Minister munion. Nice Selection that you are sure when you make a thoughtful start towards a true 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. minds we may. escape the snares Calvary Chapel TTiursday: 7:45 p.m., Vespe» stand as a lasting memorial for ing his hosU against the potential lowing. Suddenly. Instead of more ( AHHcmbliee of God) > Of Waterproof your selection. yonr loved ones. friendship garden. SUNDAYS of the sins that beset us: through 9130 am.. Church School. and sermon. ■ ’ Arrlgo Aimetti, owner of Man­ RED EMBER • ' treachery of their nfw friendship snow, there was a sp(dng-.like rain, thy mercy, O Jesus Christ our 22 Vernon St. Crystals Granite memorials are--excel 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Classes for all ages. ■ - , • Wc Stock Creative chester'Memorial Cp. has been in Rts. 6 knd 44A—Bolton along the Rhine. If }ie can’t wean *h the midst of it the peepers Lord. Amen. K. L. GiMtafspn, Paster. ■’ __ * " ‘ lent and you may choose granite T E L BrU .9-4445 CLOSED MONDAYS 10:45 a.m., IVorshlp .Service. Golden Death ‘this business for over 30 years Imported from Finland and France away, from Germany, he began .their annual song. TVla was Submitted by: your FAVOBiXE BRAND he is a skilled craftsman as proven f r Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, classes Message by the Pastor. Theme: Sweden. Domestic granite Includes * will, eventually, join with Britain the latest debut .fbr them .in aU the “ Sanctuary of the Spirit.” Printing by the distinctive* arid beautiful I . Pastor, for all ages. Santiago -— 'The oldest church HALLMARK the finest, glowing ruby red from and ’s In iMJsing a balance to the Franco- years we have knovhi enouffh to 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m.. Children's Church work he turns out. Most people Wisconsin- whose beautiful cojor FOR EXTRA MONEY South Methodist Church. in Santiago, capital of Chile, (pre­ G O LD BEER want a monument that lends dig­ German arrangement. listen to them. March might as Rev. John Zanella, speaker. and Nursery. serves a small statue of the Virgin CARDS ‘ / 50 Cottage St.. ^ever“^ d e s . Balfour pink and Berube's 7 p.m, / Evangelistic Servicb. 6 p.m.. Youth Service. LUPUORS. WINES nity and beauty, and that is why Dakota and 'Vermont granite are As for us, we stand in the mid- well have left thefh for April, Mary which the city’s founder, TYPEWRITER SERVICE 6:30 p.m., Bible Study. Phone MI 3-0^25 they choose him to do the work.- also stocked here. Lovely marble Q—How should the flag be h'alf- WE PAY die, backing the original idea of "^be waning month made other Pedro de Valdivia, carried on his DUCO and DULUX REFINISHING If you do not see a monument that 479 Middle T1>ke. E. Cuba No Red 7:30 p.m., , Eastern Nazarene i.ddle during his original trek MILLER •from Sweden, Italy and France Is- maated ? . , Including Germany in the Western utesperate efforts to redeem Itsqlf. 8 Free Delivery suits you in eyery detail, tell h^m blanehester HICHEST PRICES Service College A Cappella Choir. from Peru to. Chile liKl541. Ac­ also stocked here. A—It ahould be first hoisted to European community, and hoping ‘There ^ a s a day when turtles be- Castro Aide Says Friday, 7:30 p.m., ^Christ’s Am­ IVednesday, Thursday and Fri­ PHARMACY M ^ 9 ? S M 7 16€ MI DOLE TURN? IKE, WEST what you have in mind and a Would you like to have a floor the peak for an instant and then ’Typewriter* and Office For RaKs, Paper, Metals cording to legend, hostile Indians Helps keep your sketch will be made and a blue- thls wdll. keep Germany harmless, 8®” suhning themselves. The voice bassadors, youth service, Bible day,' 7:30 p.m., the Rev. Robert executed Valdivia b y , forcing i.iii.i N i;o \n MANCHESTER Read Herald' Adve. that will never wear out. is easy lowered to- the half-ateff position. Machines Repaired, Serviced and Scrap Iron Goslaw, of Beacon, N.Y., will to keep clean beside looking ab­ but bound, also, by our special ties Gie mourning dove was heard. (Continued from Page One) quiz, aperial preeentation, "Pre­ draught of molten gold down his I’hoiir Ml : ii:;i burner dean a s it The flag should be a:galn raised to Rentals ' CALL OR DELTVEB TO pare Your Motives,” conducted by conduct special evangelistic serv­ solutely stuftriing? Why not con­ the peak before it ia lowered for to Britain and by our own decision rThere. was report of a cardinal. throat. Phone Manchester We Handle Stationery Along former collaborators of ex-dicta­ Rev. John Zanella. ices. heats your homel VICHI'S sider a slate. floor set in cement the day. that part of Britain’s game, as it Spring, bulbs began whirling up- etOMitroi for your- sunporch, family room With Office Machine Supplies OSTRINSKY tor Fulgencio Batista. RT-98 is the most completdy p a c k a g e s t o r e MItchsll 3-7043 Your Mail List As Desired Includes the possibility of an un- ward. An overnight green came in- He said there Was a marked sim­ Conc4>rdia EvangeUcal The Salvation. Army foyer, playroom or around the Q—Who was the oldest man ever Dealers In Waste Materials t o n i g h t effective fuel oil additive in use 20 BISSELL ST. deratanding with Russia, has to be to the lawTis. The sun was a warm- ilarity between "the present cam­ Lutheran Church 661 Main St. -AN EXCITING NEW SHOW! PUT YOUR HEAD IN OUR HANDS fireplace? It will stand the hard­ to be ‘elected vice president of the A. J. BERUBE, Prop. .731 PARKER ST. Winter and Garden Sts. MkJor A Mrs. E. Walter Lomle today. 'Thie helpe your oil est usage and its lovely colors will played If the world Is to live for tiling the .moment it came u(>, paign against Cuba” and the cam­ FOR THK BEST IN BARBEBtNG SEE ONE OF THE I United States? ' Ml 9-8477—BH 8.4?S42 Tel. MI 3-5735 or 30 S-5879 Rev. Paul O. Kaiser. Pastor Officers In Charge burner driver more clean, de­ last year after- year. This solid A—Alben W. Barkley was in his any kind of future ^litics, power | ^ came ^ early. With ^ y - paign that preceded the downfall FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF'THE MANCHESTER pendable heat, You get pre­ floor is easily cleaned and once light Saving Time, it would have of Jacobo Arbenz’ Red-tinged gov­ OOl^NTMJTIC^T MAS'raB BARBERS’. ASSOCIATION 72nd year at the time of his OT Otherwise. ernment in Guatemala in 1954. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. ^ mium service, too. All deeigned it ia installed you will wonder inauguaratidn. PAGANI’S BARBER SHOP Siqce the world has been shrink­ been setting late enough,for all Guevara said he spoke "from 9:30 a.m., (Jhurch School. 10:45 a.m., Holiness service. to make home heating easy. AMERICAN BARBER SHOP why you- did: not think of It soon­ wH«4* H*a «n s * 9:30 am.. The Service and Holy- Band and vocal music. Sermon by 58*/] Cooper St. ing. the classic role for us in this kinds of spring choree. , experience”, since he was in Guate­ ^ 457 Mala St. er.- If .you are Interested, call the Q—.With what great naturalist Communion. Major l^mie. •Ituation would be the same role But we a rt not appeased. The mala at the time. liNnbstone FARKADE BARBER SHOP Manchester Memorial Co. or. drive do you associate the .saiUng ship 11 a.m., The Service and Holy 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by signs o f spring somehow lack the Prime Minister Fidel Castro Caff fecfcfy for 1 ^ 3 DANTE’S BARBER SHOP . Manchester Parkada over and see samples of the slate. the Beagle? Britain usirf to play and may still showed up la'te at the embassy par­ Communion. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs, S07B E. Center St.. flavor of spring. This March was Lower Level They will be pleased to answer A—The Beagle was the vessel bo trying 'to play. Pur distance ty, wearing a dusty green uniform. Nursery in the ParlMi House Thomas McCann. •' any questions, fiiriilsh you with on. which Charles Darwin made his from Elurope, across the Atlantic, not worthy o f offering us any last Aides said he had just returned 9:30 and H a.m. services. 6 p.m., Prayier service. M ob ilh eat "e a g l e BARBER s h o p . PARKWAY BARBER SHOP estimates a n i there ia np obliga­ famous world cruise, minute delights. So far as we are from an outlying province. ' Wednesday, 7:30 pjn., Mid-Week 7 p.m.. Evening service. Music . 1 1 8 Center St. 387 Cenror St. Is now no more than ^ Britain’s by band and songsters. Sermon by tion. of course. concerned, spring begins . on the Most of the diplomatic corps, in­ Lenten 'Vesipers. Marble is lovely In any home, <5—What is a: straw vote? Channel distance used to be. The cluding U.S. Ambassador Philip Major Liamie.' JOHN’S BARBER SHOP RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP first roft windless April afternoon, , eterring PAT COHWAY ae C^r. Oak and Spruce St*. no matter, what the decor, for it A—A sfnall-scale sample vote classic rdlet'for us, then, would be Bonsai, already had departed and The U i)l^ Methodist Church .of CALL US fof expert WP on youf ne*l pimting job, 330 Green Rd. , to test how a real election would with a touch of cloud, but enough Castro commented: ’"Jehovah’s Witnesses W E GIVE fits into modem, traditional types to keep balancing the alignments . Bolton 'sheriff Clay Hollleter STATE BARBER SHOP go. The expression is from the sun to begin melting that lead in "I thought this (reception) Kojuto 44A and South Rd. Kingdom Hall MANCHESTER BARBER equally well. It la functional as b l ' Europe,. supporting Whichever GREEN STAMPS PAINTCQ 10 Blssell St. well as beautiful and there are so proverb: "Straws show which way would be over by the time I got Oariton T, Daley, MteUter 791 Main S t.. SHOP combination seemed the weaHer at OUT ’veins which makes every Rev Tal'ee of “the town too tough to ^ie many uses for it, table tops, man­ the wind blows." here.” 1099 Main St. WALTER’S IbABBEB SHOP warming step such a tired and de tles, tea tiles, coffee tables, ash ■ ■ /- —------any particular moment, j f we Castro met privately with Quad- 'fi.-SO'a.m., Church School for all' Sunday, 9 p.m.. Special public from the pages of The 723^AIN ST., MANCULSiLK; fHONE Ml 9-4501 ' 516 Main St. lightful slow mojibn.' roa In the embassy library..,. . talk, "Universal Disarmament By « BIERZ’S BARBER SHOP trays, for the bathroom and also ; Q-:-Are Puerto Rican* entitled thought Germany and France in departments. Tombstone Epitaph. MORIARTY buy -rue paint THAT’S WORTH THE WORI^ to vote If they are residents of the Quadros is leaving today for the Kingdom of Heaven/' 141 N. Main SL WALhfUT BARBER BHOP for ' clock*.. A t, Manchester Me­ taiiger o f being outpowpred by 9:30 and 11 a.m.,. Morning Wor­ ■ I morial Co. they carry 45 dlfforent United SUtep miainland? Menclwter Mowhi (Caracas, Vene^ela, where he will ship. Sermon: "Jssus’ Gifts' to Hie 4:15 p.m., WatchtoWer Study Walnut St. IB^itolh and Ruaala, wa would move N eeded A$$istanc^^ be a guest of PrMldent Romulo 31ANCHESTER GREEN. ( grades for you to choose from. A—Puerto Ricans are American Disciples: The Ministry." artlcle: .‘‘8eek Right Asabciatlons” BROTHERS PINE BARBER SHOP citizens and may vote In United ond TracUnf C«. Host to Osm any aadi' France. If Betancourt's Accion Democratlca (2 Cor. 6: 14-18; 1 Con 15: 33; MW BARBER SHDP Why not consider marble when Dartmouth College was so fl- party. The Brazillhn denied re­ 11 a.m.. Nursery. 656 Bentor SL' you are pluming to redecorate T States elections. a raaurgent Oernumy.. altered the 7 p.m.. Meeting of the Board (pf'* 34); ■ PAINTS Mancheistor Orneli \ flUiation, we would go l^ lc .to -nancia^ly pinchqd tiiat it ports that he cut short his Cuban j Wednesday, 8 p.m,. Public talks M l 3-5135 bad to borrow money from- its -visit because of an anti-U.S. slant- Trustees. ' , 301.318 Cwitw St. Britain a^id Russia. president. John Wheriock. instead van bis remnrks here by flie pro- 7 p.m., . Methodist Touth FeUow-'-/iln aU gervlce centers, folmwed by group stupes In the Bible Aid, THIwdier hmvs may hard- o l psyloff bis mimry o l 4912. ship. . THAT'S . EV'RYTHIN'-i^ Similar Problems atTBACKTOTR' PlKB AMD PURUC\PIH»’S 60T PbaiJ TRUCK.OOC. ®3SR A mVj b e UEVABLB’ WAMTS T(0 AOBOSS d o w n ^lEVi TV IHVESTUS^OH?! CHABfiETH* defeated the St.Arighthander worked two ahutoutAOker I T h a - ^ U 1 H«rAii(ut Win or Lose, Says book to be called "The# ihe Detroit Tigers drive* for the Phil*. MRS. PlKB'S 00V a MA30R IMVEMTeDifl SOJSKMMSMT New York, April 2 C,IP)—Thetmg Loulf Cardinals 10-5 at Lakeland, innings before and three after the PRESCOTT aAlMS ME'5 Kl cuocCJLATB #—^ F O R ANSWSRiM® MaryUnd’a JKaUAt 3 SUndardi ol New York Yankees .with a Long Season.” He’s also apparent­ and the Kansas City A’s stopped explosion in which 15 men batted. The GitaU hit four horaiW. STARTiMB a PU0UC / ^ cOVERB'O ^ (SOBSTipMS OM offlcUl bird eluding two • by WlUl* KM eUiA ' Service «R iB 50M perfection feverish spring record of 6-14, ly readying his arm for the long Pittsburgh 4-3 at Fort Myers. 1 PicKU6S/y CtHB 10 CBMSO^ 7 Maryland Neil Chrlatley and Casey Wise but they weren't enough to beat —Picture turb ‘ waa 7th of the 4 Above (poet.) need something, but a psy­ game. In nigiht" games, Baltimore de­ continued their timely spring hit­ B----- Vegat the Red Sox or AHatn Worthlnf* original Champions’ Pilot chologist isn’t the answer. He went the route last Sunday feated Washington 3-2 at Miami ting -with three safeties apiece. ton, thelB. exr-teammate, wh® IS------e Air, fire, in a six-hit, 4-3 victory over the and the Philadelphia Phillies out- ■"N. watar Jim Brosnan, witty writer, Bob Cerv. the A's power man. pitched ecorelee* ball in the nlntR IS Apportion 34 Standard 58 UnwroUght Milwaukee Braves. But with the slugged the Chicago White Sox hit, a ninth-inning, tie-breaking and lienth. . / ' anew, as 7 Thoae who professional pitcher and amateur 12-11 in.the opener of their Piierto 28 Ireland Inxle psychologist, proved that yester­ St. Louis Cardinals and Reds last homer to hand the Ihratea their The Giant* awapped' ’Worttoin#- carda (aufflx) Rican series at San Juan. 14 Occupant • Number 37 Miachievoua ' 87 Keen '?sonnal in 1968 as in 1959, how can day. The Cincinnati righthander ' year hp started 10 times and fin- fourth straight loss.. Cerv also ton to the Red S ox laat Tueeduy 15 Reluctant 5 Social inaect child 88War^O« By EARL YOST one account for the difference in pitched the front seven innings of ishetl only once. His won-lqst rec­ • The Milwaukee Braves were batted in the tying run tn the for Jim Maxehall. Maywood BidU- 10 Once owned 30 Community <<• Cubic the final standing*This, I. asked 3-0 victory over the Yanks at ord was 9-6, and hia era 3.80 in idle, and Los Angelea was rained sixth, and Bob Skinn^drove vah’a two-run double won it for 16 Lure \ in Maryland 45 Depot HCRALD SPORTS BDITC^ V. T. HAMLIN 17 ------Juana,'by Japan the one man who corjld supply the St. Petersburg. He allowed only 116 innings. ' ' out of a -game with the Dodger- across two' for the Pirates/'. the Red Sox. Kirkland’* homani Mexico J1 Repeat 82 Shrub d« Stv Petersburg, Fla.—“ The answer. four hits. Much of that work was in re­ town All-StaiN at Vero Beaclj Al Pllarclk paced the Orioles were hi* se.venth and elgh'th. Glahts ALLEY OOP ______. . IS Ruaaian \ appearance S3 Aisieting 41 problems are the same BOUNCED BACK Brosnan, a five-year 4- major lief, but continued strong outings Hits Khi In .Arizona 10-hit attack with three doiibles Jim Davenport and OHando Cepeda m B U T HDWCOUU? community IJ'Charfer . . 34 Put on ' aailyard ^ "TWO years ago many of our key league veteran, has always been a and drove m, two runs, incliiriirtg alBO homered _ uc uM/c SHED HIS/ THE \ fOUMIAlN O r 35 Color once ■. 49 Written fonn whether you win or lose. could move Brosnan alongside Cal The hits continued 'to fly In 30 Great diatreu is‘ ^ih more of Mlatreaa Manager Walt Alston of Yhe men were hurt or had well below good »even-lnnlng pitcher. Against MlLish, Don Newcombe and Bob Arizona where 'the Boston Red the decisive tally in the fourth in-'i Nineteen of the 25 run* at Tuc- ^1£AST>OURHO«^®^SolI vV1TH-^ 31 remlnine f rtlon average years. Last year, they all ning off Tex Clevenger. 1 ten were scored on homer*. Tony LEFT AN EASY TRAIL j OUT U N M IN ' J TO THW. I |ASAIN,_AfiE World Champion I^o? Angeles the once feared Yankees, he could Purkey as a starting righthander. Sox beat the San Francisco jjianta M?U? appellation bounced back. Puke Snider, Carl have easily worked nine, if Reds 8-6 in 10 innings at PhoetUx, and Al Smith hit three homers and Taylor won It fof the Cub* w ith a TH' CINCH?. k THINK, IS S3 Editora (ab.) Joe JJuxhall''aild Jim O'Toole are ' FAIRLY Dodgers reported. He should Furillo anil Gil Hotiges. That was Manager Fred Hutchin.son hadn’t the CSiicago Cub>-^outdid the drove In six runs, but a late rally ['three-run shot after two wew ou t - 34 ShakeapeOg, the top Cincinnati lefthanders. SIMPLE knRome this When I caught up with Alston he Don Drjsdale 117-13). Dannj- Mc- a .255 batting aveisge, lowest in sunmier. was still doing a alow burn at the juat, arrived from the minor leagiie Devttt 110-«)i Johnny -Podre# camp*. hi* career. . Robertson and AU-Amenca Jer­ T om N ieporte way rookie Frank Howard w,aa (14-9) and Sandy Kopfax (8-6) are ri' Wont poured in 51 points be­ acting but he was as receptive to Signed by the Milwaukee organ­ BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS hia childish actions. When assigned the Big Four. • ization a year ago. Johnson wa* Mike Higgins, disposed manager tween them to bury Akron, Ohio’s this Connecticut Yankee as the to play in a "B * game, Howard "I know that Sherry could ^ AAU Wtiyffooi* 108-88 in last L eads Azalea LONG SAM atawardeaa on any airline. assigned to Eau Claire. Wis., in of the Boston Red Snx, is scouting aulksd and stayed hofjie. a etarter and a big winner but I night's second round before 8,500 What about Howard, who la Tn the Class C Northern League. A the team* in Florida for the' Bo- With, or without Howard, the need a top man ,ln the bullpen. If product of Little League baseball sox. When I met the ex-skipper at at the Denver Colisctim. k Wtlnimgton. M-. C. April 3 ,(^1-- Alston’s 'doghouae? A pointed Dodgers will be tough again. one of the felloWs I feel can start Al Lang Field I asked how the Peoria, ■winner of the 1952 question about the moat delicate in Hartford and later Manchester '^n 1 Tom Nieporte was in a new and I feel that we should be bet­ doee not win. I may use Sherry-fn High and American Legion in catching situation was panning Olympic trial*, broke out of a^9-9 ; nosition going into situation on the club. pleasing position going ^ ter this year because of the ex­ regular rotation. He's strong Manchester, Johnson., la a third out. as the Sox do hoi have a man tie on the shooting of 6-6 Tom day's third round of th* 115,000 "Howard sure has power. ■ He enough to pitch, nine innings every 11 perience some of our younger fel­ baseman. He is 22 years old. on the roster at present who has Mescheiy of St. Mar>''s (Calif) Azalea Open golf tournament. swings at too many bad balls, and fourth day and-there's no question and never trailed the rest of the n lows picked up last season and in caught one inning in the American The Bronxville, N. C., profea* be swings to hard. He knows that about hU stuff. But. if I use Larn- "John.son has been doing real way in beating, the' NAIA Small the aeriee. I'm talking about well at WaycrosB. And wb know League. "Thing's don't look good.'l .lional, had a five-stroke lead after . V he cAn hit a ball out of any park Maury Wills, Don Demeter, John­ as a starter my bullpen m ay'suf­ College Stars 89-68. 1} what he did last year at E a u can't imderstand why Sammy 36-holea on a 64-68—132 per foitn- but ha tries to hit all tape meas­ ny Roaeboro, Ron Fairly and, of fer. I'll have to wait see what White decided to quit. He's still Ohio Slate's NCAA champions, ance through the first two daya. ‘J ure Jobe. He Btill itrlkea out too course. Larry Sherry," the soft- happens. I may have six starters,” Clair, coming fast during the second half of the season, ” He- a good catcher and a young man.” spilled by the NAIA chtb 76-69 in | His five-shot edge over runner- often. Once he learns the strike Alston continued. the first rotind, bounced back yee-i „p I nv^, pinsterw'ald of Tequeata, spoken manager replied. mond said of the Silk Town in- 5 fone. he’a going to be a good ball Just how much stronger . we'll One piitcher who may surprise "Where would you like the terday ■with an 89-79 consolation j,,], t:he biggest halfway lead plaver. is Johnny Klippeteln, who won all fielder, \ • le ‘TO c< be depends upon these young fel­ On Yakima Roster World Series to be played?," Man­ victory over the NCAA All-Stars ; year on the PGA circuit, 7—a hy WfA. W. TM. ■»t-US. 0t«. f»5*. . ~ ^ ^acrJill "I haven't decided Just what I lows. And the best looking rookie four decisions last year. The vet­ ager Al Lopez of. the White Sox coachte by Arad McCulchan, , 13 tournaments old 5 ^ win do with him yet. He’a got to eran righthander, Clem Labine. Currently Johnson is carried on “ Why, certainly I know you, Son! You're the yummy W- has been Tommy Davis, an out­ was asked. "Chicago, and I don.t Bartlesi-ille, Okla„ champion of ; j„ pinsierwald. 1958 PGA tour- plav to Improve,” Alston said as fielder." and Stan Williame back up Sherry the Yakima, Wash., roster in the care where else. The guys (White' the AAU's National Industrial ; ^vinner, Nieporte face* a convertible with the white eide*wall tireil'' he lit a cigarette In the ihade of Will Davis stick? as reliefers. CTaas B Northwest League. The Sox players) would like Los An­ L/caguc, * conquered the Armed ; <^^mgerouK rhalienger .a hpt BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD P fUlr Biggest headache for Alston Is JUDD SAXON the far and of tha visiting team "They (opposing teams and lone Clos* A club in the organiza­ geles, for money reasons. I don't Forces Stars 88-74 and will play j gjrsgk gfter a abur front nine atari RONPILTE IS ¥ IcJuff dirgmit at A1 Lang Field. The last Howard. And the .feeling is the tion is Jacksonville In the South care where the series is as long 1 As JUPP RECHVE5 A transatlan­ TOUSH, AS I 4_WE CAN'T DEAL pitchers) are having a hard time Ohio Stale In a consolation match opening day. \ tic CALL.. ------answer clearly indicated that the etting him out. I've been playing ex-Ohio State flash won’t be Atlantic, or Sally League. Bernle ^s the 'While Sox are in it.” Ihia afternoon (SiSO" p.m. In Fin.sterwald, 66 wa* the beat I CAN'T BE TOO EXPLAINED .'MAYBES BY ROUSON around too much longer this earlier ...Birri'Mi 8100,000 plus bonus boy will in all S'avia as much as I can.” Giovino. local baseball umpire The other aftei-noon conLe."it (3;30 ,^^ .second round in which 25 ■ ENCOURASIN6 ON LITTLE SPORTS sprtng. archer, ALRS. SEEING ARCHER probability be sent out for another Davis is a husky Negro from who did not sign for the I960 aea­ aeaspn and then waa_ signed last 'Mhile on the subject of World p.m. EST) sends the Armed Forces ; bettered par and 12 maethed SOCIALLY, SOON, C44W. 40 fee* j*ee C«A> yegr. The Dodgers have one more Los Angeles has a combination aon, called the plays in the Sally spring a."i a free agent by the against McCutchau s NCAA crew. BOSWORTH, I Brooklyn, old home base of Dem Scries. Al Lopez pointed out that ! it- THOUSHT I WAS and WLAVBC I CAN year to option out the lanky aix- Bums. Da vis. won the Pacific Coast of youth—Wills, Need, Davis, Rose,* League a year ago. Braves. He wa* signed by Jeff the Coli.seum in Los Angelai was Akron and the NAIA leani play Neiportey w’ho is not invited to SETTING CLOSE IVARW.HlM UP aeven outfielder. Only 38, Howard boro, Sherrj'. Drysdale, Koufax— Jones, chief New Blngland scout of j play, -''-Didn't ll i TOtllM, BUT I'At - again...] League batting title last year wilh A?ter falling "to make the grade (9:3(| pm.)--in the night curtain play in next week’s Mataera tour- has been the talk of the spring a .345 average. He struck out only and vetepans — Snider, Furillo, with the New York Giant organ­ the•u. National r-.oo'iiat-aLeaguers. ' lake the Dedgers one year to learn rai.ser before the championship nariient/at Augusta, Ga-. had nlJl# NOT SURE I'M ONE Hodges—that jelled a year ago. OP HIS FAVORITES camps for the past two years. 29 times, hit 18 liomers and can ization after receiving a bonus, Johnson is married and haa four how to play out there? They came game. one-pilt t greens yesterday, bring- NOW... ACTS. CHILDISH fly around the bases. "Davis runs The club could tumble from first children. in seventhseveuth^pne one year and won the The championship 'game send.'^, fl -----WE'RE IN Johnson stayed out of pro ball one i ing'nis tw'o-roiind total to 21. Ha This season he added something real’ well,” Alston added. "And he to seventh place in 1960, just as it next.” Peoria's closely-knit CaUs against i hits made only two bogeya In 36 /TROUBLE, JUPC?.' IF jumped from seventh to the top WE CON'T LAUNCH extra by miselng two gamea and haa a good arm and range.” Dan Parker gifted sports editor one of the greate.St collections ever holes and hasn't three-putted. THAT PLASTIC PROCESS drawing an undisclosed fine for With practically the same per- a year ago. of the New ITork Mirror, asked of college stars. Besides Robert- ; Tn third place at 136, Mx: MlOt* SOON, WEIL FORFEIT A -2 . the whereabouts of Herman Bron- son. who hit 29 points la*t night, off the psoe after a eecond day OUR LICENSE kie, only Manchester man ever to and West, who ■ bagged 22,- the . 71,: was Gay Brewer o< Cryiital »vg M usr BY JOHNNY HART Erskine, Career Over, r MAve^ Radio, TV Sports I play ,in the major leagues. When NCAA University unit includes i River. Fla. • M CHtR' B j Parker wa.s on the baseball beat' two other AP All-Americas. 6-11 ' Dave Ragan of Orlando, Fla., ’ e 516a !E xt6 a ] Bates, Thurston Clash : in Waterbun.', Bronkle managed Darrail Imhoff of California and and Jerry Barfier of Loa AngelM, CUJMSYCARP ToJay— Now a Sales Manager i the Brass (iity : club/v Bronkie Tarry Jackson nf- St. Johns (N'Y). tied for aeeond only three-Miota BY ROY CRANE 2 p.m. Baaketball: Boston I played with cievel'and \and St. Iriihoff has been the core-of the behind after the flrat round, hotb BUZZ SAWYER Pd-LSDcWklJ For^Duck Pin Crown vs. St. I-ouis, Channel 22, SO. Louis in the American League, NCAA defense laid out by Coach dropped to par 72 for 139 tOtaJa 5 p.m. All-Star Golf, Chan­ , 'Kr o g e r , HAW Sit , - r New Y’ork (NEA)— The year* (liminished Carl Er-ikine’s breaking in .50 years ago. Pete Newell of California. .Tack- and K tie for fourth with Bd Oliver / kCV WEST, THIS IS»WW5lt.< nel 8, 40. / YOU'RE ClEAREO M R foot hall tn & delectable offerino’ for the skinny hat set. But - - — son has seen little action here. of Denver and .Terry Plttmea of Larry Batea Sr., who won the title two years ago, and Bill 10:15 p.m. Harness Racing, M/WDAY/MAYDAY? ( EMERGEI8CV lANPING. he can stiU pitch w(irds. Often, the big jiames of Uie niound i Newell has called on Indiana's 6-11 Tulsa. Okla, MV WUNOSMlELiyS BROKEN, APV1SE RUNWAY.TWO- Thurston, a comparative newcomer, will be vying for^the Roosevelt Raceway. WTIC. Walt Bellamy to relieve Imhoff. Next at 140 were Don Wlett RE8UEST CLEARANCE FOR FIVE. WlNO FROM Sunday— corps refuse to admit to sagging arms and legs that led iiKOi ^^ listed as 32. but is beiieved'tb and the giant Hoojier has utrned Bofrago Springs.' C alif. and Sob. em e r g e n cy lANDING. Silk City championship tonight when they clash in the hnals SOUTHWEST. GUSTS 2 p.m. Basketball: B«»ston yesterday’* souffle. Erakine owned- be al least a few, years older. On i'n a solid performance. , Bnie of Mllw-aukee.- OVER. xUP TO 'SO KNOTS, o f the Men’s Town Duck Pin Bowling Tournament. Tlieir vs. .St. I»uis, Channel 22. SO. up to the decline of hi* produc­ "This is sun runny,” Erskine j the Sacramento roster, Oliva is [ he*d-to-he*d title match will taJtef 3 p.m. Sunday Sports Spec­ tivity in baseball. After 12 years, said to Jackie Robinson, "When | getting a shot with the Milwaukee , lare a't the Y lanes starting at John Aceto in their semi-final tacular. 1960 Senior National two no-hltters, and five World Se­ you start up, you have all the 1 Braves. "He looks pretty good , f:S0. AAU swimming and diving ries with a atrike-oul. record in 4 - is a clash 129rl09 and 105-94. physical ability. When you start j and haa a great screwball.” M an-; The** two are the lone *urvlvor* A top-prize of 850 is at stake as championships for men. one, he could afford to. down, you have the know-how, but j ager . Chuck Dressen told me. Re-1 from th* original field of 12S which well as the trophy e'mblematic of 4:80 p.m. World Champion­ When did he know the big game capi't follow through. j member another , pitcher whose Tiger Seeking Pender, entered the tournament three the town championship. Second, ship Golf, Channel 22. 30. waa finished for him? ' best pitch was a screwball. Carl week* ago. Bate* craahed the 'pin* "When you’re 20, you think the BY DICK CAVALLI third and fourth place prize awards "I could tell I wasn't giving my end w'ill never come. When you're Hubbell of the Giants? Hubbell j for a 774 total ■ In the quallf^ng will be worth »30, 820 and 810, re- 33. you wish it hadn’t, but T have now heads the Giant farm system. MORTY MEEKLE round to place' aecond to Howie Moriarty's Midget ChampA all to the club last year when-I Fullmer or Robinson apectlvely. fbed McCurry will re­ pitched my last major league no regrets about my decision.” Hampton’* pace setting 817 score. Morianty Bro.s. has won the Under Chuck Dre.ssen's system ; YOUR NEW r PONT MIND LOGINS THE ceive 85 for hlS .high single of 162 ■game against Pittsburgh.” said “No?” said Andy Bobuslelli, TTiuratbn grabbed off eighth place during the qualifying round. Rockville Midget Basketball of training, with’ the Braves, south-1 Boston, April 2 (j'P)— Rugged middleweight Dkk Ti^br w A a E T ?G e e WALLET 6 0 MUCH. BUT IT HAP the former Dodget righthander. New York Giants’ linebacker who I CANT FIND MV In the original field of 16 qualifiers Presentation of awards will be Loague' for 19,59-60. The John Gill paw ace Warren Spahn has per-, wants a crack at Gen6 Fullmer, Paul Pender and Sugar Rhy BY LANK LEONARD WALLEr— ITHINK THAT''GTOOaAR A LOT O F VALUABLE with a 736 pin-fail. coached midgets defeated Olejider’s “ My* 100 per cent waa about 30 is a member of the sales team, fected a pickoff move to second | MICKEY FINN BA PE R 6 IN IT. made by. Winnie Sharp of the Rec •too. "Then how come you and Jer­ I LO«T IT.' VANCe/ Both Uabeaten -Board. Body Shop 43-37 In the title game. per cent. * base.4 ''Firs), time Spahn tried-__ i t ,; Robinson— h'lt it looks Mice he'll have to defend his British -Both Bate* and Thurqton have "I felt like Preacher Roe w'heh ry play catch on the roof during' dunng a game, h'rcaught t'li^ ^ y i Flmpire championship tirst. .“Tiger may have to go back to marched through to the final* with­ he knew it was over for ' him sales meeting breaks?” coin," nressi?n said. And it was [ England to defend his Briti.sh Em,-'^------^------— L out losing a gaihe In th* head-to- when he threw his best fast ball j the flr.st time he had ever tried to | pile crown .soon,” said Jersey Jones _ 1 C ' head competition. at Stan Muslal'a head and had 1 pick a Hfinner,. off second base in i ia.st niglfl after tl\e Nigerian hat- o W l l U Club Bates met Bill Arcklvy in hia time to yell ''^look out' three j I^afs Meet Wings his pro ca('eer. Spahn Is g en -1 Her hammered out a^aplit lO-rolind, . flrat round match artd triumphed times.” ! erally conceded to have Ihe beat | decision over Argentina’s VictorVictorI 1 p | g | i g l y i p i n h P r s K l t t 139-102 and 137-102. The former At 34. Ersk'in, who was ‘Diskin' On Own Ice Todav pickoff move in the National sZalazarZalazar at the Boston Arena.. • . r champion drew Skippy Kearn* a* when the Dodgers were in Brook­ League to first base. Jones, who identifies himself as | hia q u a r t e r-flnal opponent and lyn. gave ,up a questionable 13th, M e e t i 11 g Tuesday Toronto, April 2 (A*) The De­ Tiger’s "representati^,” said in WHAT eliminated hia younger foe 115-108 year with the World Champions Ace fireman with the Milwau- the rires.sing room. '"Wiger hasn’t ■ KIND OF and 129-108. Bate* then squared for a try in the garment jungle of troit Red Wings and Toronto Maple kee Braves. Don McMahon, took | defended in just over\ two years. ' '■ A memberahip meeting of the ^ PAPEfte? off with Hank Grxyb In a aemi-fln- New-York, as national sales man­ Leafs resume their semifinal series I pgrt in 6(1 games, last eason but - ihose people have'rules jiusl Manchester Swim C(uh wUl ha al clash and won llO-lOl and 126- ager for a shirt firm. in the Stanley Cup hockey playoffs he,Worked ' ■ —■ in or-- wsrme^ ‘ up for like you do over here held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at tha E4*t 130; But after listening to his verbal tonight with the Leafs favored. 134 of the 156 games 'the club Side Rec. Ali.ad'ults who are ta* BY LESLIE TURNER Thuraton really blistered the Title .Match Offer curves- in a hcief. ..after-lunch gah The bc3t-t)f-7 series is lied at 2-2. played. " H e used that -134 fig­ Jones added he had received a lercsted in swimming or havq CAPTAIN EASY jane* against hi* first round op­ session, . one could not ' help but ure when he went In to talk con­ children who might be intereate^ > PCW MIMUTE8 la te r THE RBMNNiUd TIGER ponent, Howie Auguat. scoring and tonight's winiler generally will cable from Mickey Duff, manager A.^^v^OACHeSTT» fallen m a te .. w'onder if the gentleman with the be favored to go on and meet the tract with the front office,”' Chuck of Terry Downes, for a Liverpool in participating in the program A t THIG INGTANT eruihlng 146-105 and 148-lSO vlc- Dreasen told me. "And Mac had high forehead had not missed hi* Montreal Canadiens in ■ the‘ final title match, "and we,may have to I are invited to attend. bihausted.mepra torlea. Young Carl Bolin Jr. nfa* calling aa an after-dinner speak­ .something there, I don't plan,, to BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY BAIN* TOPPLED the neat victim for Thurston, and playoff. The Canadiens' beat- the go over, and take It.” At the organization meeting MR. ABERNATHY er. • Chicago Black ■ Hawks four work him as much this .vear. At ' held this week Mr.'Wayne Cartier, ' INTO A HOLLOW he waa brushed aside 125-118 and least I hope that 1 don’t have to.". Jones said, Thowever, Tiger CREATBO-BV A 119-98. Thurston won the right to Will Miss jPlayera .straight in their semifinal series. . chairman of the coaching staff, I'm going to mias all the guys eventually would welcome Pender FALLE^ TREB'. meet Bates for the title b y ousting or Robinson, "and we'd like to get announced the appointment of NOW.I WAMTTOU TO SEE THAT who lived off me the past yean,” Liii.s Ratkiewicz as co-chairman- said Erakine. “You know', it’* no Fullmer, too.” NO CATE CRASHEltS SNEAK Miss Ratkiewic* is a former mem* coincidence that Stan Ifusial hit Jones said that l£«the Downes ber of the Naugatuck Sivimmlllg " ^ IN T O MY p a r t y TONIGHT > Liberty Mutual X/aptures Hawks Must Stop 255 the year I retired from base­ fight doesn't materialize, '.'we’ll Club and Connecticut breaitfitielia ball.” give Tiger a good rest. He’s been Champion. She also sw'am for tli® Carl turned his tongu^-ln-cheek Volleyball Divisipn Title fighting a lot. It's like training, : Lafayette Swim Club and haa Celts Fast Break toward Jerry Coleman, formerly too. You can get kind of stale." placed in mafiy national maet*. / of the Yankees, who ha* joined Tiger, shorter, stockier . gnd ; Other members of the coaching Bt. Louis, AjJril 2 0P)vThe St. NATIONAL LEAGUE more museular than his lanky m the same firm. Town T m ih Oii«U»d staff will be Neil Conklin,, forme* Louis Hawks are first to admit I went to Ebbets Field the Final Standings South American opponent, fin­ Ba.<>sick High and jRensselaer Col­ i m i TUSN. Dt5A$TBRi IT WHIRLS AUD their chances of dethroning Boston other day Just as they, started W. L." Pet. ished strong last night in his lege sw'immer, William Tanner, ■P’ -• In pro basketball’s World Series The Zee-Men, made up at Man- »J*TM6 OIRBCTION 0BIT.3OIIL. tearing it down,” he w'ent on. "It Liberty Mutual ...... 45 6 .882 eighth nationally televiaed appear- , former Crosby High'iand .Unlver* 4 -Z vrlll hinge on their attempt to slow cheater. high school players, were brought back memories of the St. Mary’s .34 17 .667 ance over the last six months. T i-' aitv of Connecticut swimmer, Bev­ BY PETE HOFFMAN the Celtic* lightning fast break Clarke’s Ins...... 34 17 .667 ousted from the Coirrant-Goodulll ger dominated the first half o f ' times when we traveled to Yankee Basketliall Toumament as they erly Tanner; -former member of JEFF COBB triggered by Bob Cousy. Stadium. ' 1 East Side . .. r...... 25 26 '.4:90 the fight, then had some trouble Manchester Auto, •••22 29 .431 bowed to the Iron Men, 56-48. the Naugatuck. YMCA team; BY WILSON SCRUGGS The two bitter rival* go for the We'd sit'In tlie dug'out before' from the jabbing ZalaAJar before Thoma.s Hyson, the 1959 Ctonnec* tie breaker today in. their beat Steve McAdam topped the losers taking the offense again. , THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE the game and -go oveil the- Yan­ with 16 points. ticul Senior AAU - Diving"Oiam» four-of-aeven aeries after a aplit of ■The. National Men’s Volleyball , . I pion;, George Froel and "'BeauFciKw'TNMino | kees' batting order: 'Dqnl J,hrp\y MlOhael two gamea in Boaton. The giime to­ League was completed this wtek Kobinson Meet* Baldonl. , orfil'elli, both former ManoheaUr A eeiLtlAWT N0UM6 MAU day will be nationally televiMd. C 2 anything outside to Mantle; keep 'em Ipw to Rizzuto.” And then with Liberty Mutual winning the ^ Lutheran Five Wins Baltimore, April 2 iA>) Siigw i swimmers. Other promineht FWf SHOULD VOU WAUT16 )UKt ^OU DCSTIWfP BV HATE. p.m., EST). W'e'd gel to Coleman. 'Don't walk championship, with a fine record Ray Robinson, who aaya ' a birth g„.ihuner« will bO added to the Clyde Lovellette, a'6-ftet-9 vet­ of 45 wills and only 6 defeats. certificate haa never proved .any- 1 as the program ; outside In effort to k e « 'Ru»a411 pointed Aldo Pravisant. Bruce Amasecn. Missing when picture wis taken was 6tji at 7:30. Watkins and-Civltan'! five tlmee pa*t. gelee, 10. owny from the basket Clyde la a wlU meet \n the final three game*. Italy, 13, .da«]^ ahooUr from looc raJif A Twn Ktelley. (Herald Photo by Satemis). v itViA>* Ct ■\ -• ■"X H t-' PAGE NWB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHJESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1960 K g 1'^'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1960 72 Houses for Sale 72] -Hoiuws for SaM * 72 Garden—Farm—Dairy Apartmonta—Flats— Houses for Salt 72 FACE BIGHT Help Wanted—Feauil* 35 Help YYanted— BAST HARTFORD-aix roort' Co­ UNION STREET—Attractive two- 887 HARTFORD RD.-New 84i i BY-EAGALY and SHORTEN Business OpportuiqtlM $2 I . Tenements 63 SIX ROOM cape, 1% baths, ^ 1—COVENTRY — Minimum down room ranch, three bedroom*. Are-’ t Male or Female 37 Products . 50 'FHA. New 8H room ranch, bullt-ln ------lonial on Oak Street, Shannon--- famiiy' duplex now under construc­ ■ % Automobiles for Sale 4 THERE OIIGHTA BE. A LAW WANT TO MAKE DADY NEEDED to tkke ears ^ oallar, houM and gramda in ax- tion. ArenambauU, Builders, MI place, built-liM, on bos.Un*, bed iiatlent and do housewort. EXPBIUENCED wool presaer rOK SALE - ApplM, Macintosh, CENTER STTIEET—6 room flat, peUant c o n ^ ^ wall Umdaoapad O.E. Btova and oven, paneled Ore- ■''built, fliwlace, - gartee, lt«r, low -8-1440, MU 8-4298. financing; Tel. Ml 9-91M4 er MX 1 FORD, 1959 V8 Country Sedan ato- Rlonday through Friday, 10 a.m. . wanted. Good wages. Call in par- Oreai 'nsa and Starks, at low farm second floor, Immadiate occupan­ conwr lot, Boridoy School, OMini Pihcoplace wall, basement garage, one taxea. flS.pOO. U fc R Rea^, Mi 3-7351. Cha. Pontlcem. tlon wagon. automat*r, radio, heat­ $10,p00-$20,000 A Y^AR?7 to 4 p.m. Call MI 9-1714. . 'leas. S-8U6. 630 W. Cantor cy. Inquire 229 Center St. 4-8193. Evenings Mr. Chilstcnaen, MANCHESTER ^ Lovely custom' . B ut ywATli lus scabckt / son at Manchaitar Dry Cleaners, BU 9-67M. . ■ ■ - VERNON STREET-Charmtnf •new' er. Beautiful California brown. See VTheREVEB I TUR^J I IRMTATTOMS OFLIPE ■ THING 8V FAB Two hard working men/ can do / 98 wails street. built 7 room i^lit now under con- CLASSIFIED Brunner’s Dark In TalcottAdlle for WEDD KNOWN company heeds to'q FURNIBBED S room heated apart­ aai ^ BarbAra , Woods, Ml 8 room ranch, custom birch caM* CCOMPuAlSS A SflOUSE'5 '------^ this. A peat humus biMlness Is •truetlon. Reputable builder. Very a deal, 38 months to pay,______VJUgN VOU'Bt N A MUBBV- employes for survey work In w r GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes^ de­ ment. Private eiftrancea. Parking. SECLUDED, immaculate 6 room 9-7702. “HOME SWEET . HOiffi’' deAtrable location. Convenient to 'tieta, paneled bookcases, ceramfo 1V(E CA5 WE<^S ARE WiCWiNO UEVfi 101ME CAQ being sold. Equipment J Includes Rtanchester office. Some IJTlo* TOWN OE MANCHESTEli" livered. CaU Hathaway, MI 0-S488. Adults. Apply 20$ Autumn before power digger, bucket loader, shred­ ranch, built-in stove, garage, SDC ROOM split—recreation room, parkway. Floor plana available at bath, walk-out basement, amesltai FORD 1966 V8 convertible. Just ABOUMO "WE MOUSE preferred but not essential. Appli­ PRINCIPAL AOCOUN’i’ ANti Only a few left. ___ 7:90 p.m. mMy extra*, 8 aerea, tree*. Onto m —MANCHEBTER—New 8 room knotty pine laundry room. 1% drlva, only $800 down $18,900. Mc» der, 6-ton truck. Deads tq contracts RECORD CLERK / ranch VA baths, buUt-ln oven and Armstrong & Chamberlain, 96-98 overhauled. Standard shift, radio, I «aO.FlSABa'»0'euiAKf will be ^vep. Owner, will give in­ cant must' be over 21 years of FURNISHED—Three roome, bath, $15,900. Caflton W. Rutchina, Ml bathe, built-lne, wall to waU car­ Connecticut Boulevard. For in earthy Enterprises, Realtor*, MX heater Full price $1198 See It at . VJMAT ARE age. Apply at 983 Main Street or (Water and SeWer Departirient) 9-8182. range,' fireplace, overetaed garage. peting, garage, combination win­ 0-4876, Ml 3-6472. ______^IME CAB «VS .“O T rt^ lC E structions on equipment. Salary Range: $3803.30—$yns.80 Houaeliold Goods 51 heat, hot water; porch. Small Over. an acre of land, sellinc formation call BU 9-6476, MI Brunner’s Dark across from Vltt- 1«t CAR REVS, >NlTH SOUt NO.'TMtV’BE NOT. call Rtl 3-2319 between 9 a.m.-l children accepted. PI 2-7648 after dows and doors, amesite drive, 8-7616. ______CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS nor’s Gardens in Talcottvllle. Tel. DOiMO MEQEO^ p.m. per annum OAK ST.—< room. 2-atory alum- $18,700. R. F. Dimock Co.; Ml clfy eewerage and water. Excel­ BOl/TON—Charming 6 room epllt fi. " iNMVBAG.'X’Vt LOOMED, (Vacation. Sick Leave, Holidays) RUGS NEVER used, 0x12, $80; 4.p.m. 0-8248 or Barbara Woods, MI lOvel, formal dining room. iq»ct- 8^1.5 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. MI 3-S191. , .______THE coffee JOSEPH BARTH, Broker 9x16, $36; also larger and smaller tnum Biding, copper phimMng. new lent condition throughout. Lot A honey of a ranch In Bolton at -TAEIET EVERtMHCSE! 40 Buckland Bt. Knowledge of accounting princi­ NEW DUFLBX, 5 rooms, large liv­ wiring G. B. furnace, automatic 9-7702. ■______100x200. / ■ >. ' a rbaaonable price. Large wooded ous, living room, three'b«oroom*» DARK,' V8 SEDAN. 4-door. Heater, sizes. G.E. vacuum, $20. BU hot water, 'S-car garage. Lot oversized garage, fireplace, eleo COPV c l o s in g TIME.POR t^LAS^lED ADVT. (i^lp Wanted—Male . 39 ples and their application to record 9.«966. ing room, picture window, birch IV— WETHERELL Street—New 6-ROOM RANCH, 144 baths, lot on a quiet street. defroster, standard ahlft, under- Buckland, Conn. Keeping and ability to operate book- cAinet kitchen, ceramic tUe bath, 68x840. House completely ineulat- trie range and dish wairfier, wood­ MONDAY Thni nU D A T 10/^80 A.M.—SATtJRDAI 9 A.M. coating Full price 11799. Only ed. J. D. Realty. M l 8-8129. 470 room cape, $18,990. Fully plastered full baaement, two fireplaces, hot Orford Village, two 8-room ed lot, a terriflO;-buy at only FIRST CDA88 gauge makers, top, keeping and billing machines re­ BENGAL COMBINATION oil and heat, hot water, Venetian bllnda, walla, ceramic tile bath, cuatom water oil heat, cast Iron radla- $99 down Dow bank payments at RH 9-0320 quired. Application forma may be gas a tQ va. Excellant condition. $86 storm windows, attic cellar, cen­ Main St.______ranches, priced to sell. Both In $14,800. McCarthy Bnterprleee, Brunner's Open evenings wages, all benefits, paid holidays. built kitchen, me-half acre of ton, full insulation, plastered good shape. • Realtor*. MI 9-4876, Ml 8-6472. PLEASE READ YOUR AD RESTAURANT lor sale liTthe best 50,-55 hours weekly. Apply E A a obtained from the Office of Town for quick sale. Inquire 44 Lawla tral location. Available May 1. MI VERNON—8 roqm ranch, A-1 con. land. Minimum FHA flnancUm walls, birch. cabinets, city water MERCURY 1958 4-door sedan. Au­ location. No Informationon ’by phone, Gage Co., Mitchell Drive. Manager, Manchester. (Connecticut: St. MI 9-6097, 9-7886. ______■ available, R. F. Dimock Co., Ml and sewerage, 2-car garage, ame­ SOMERS—Five room ranch, excel- State Personnel Department, Room diUon, 8 acres lord that cotdd be Luncheonette In heart of Man- GlaMlBed or ‘Want Ad»’ art token otor tomatic, .radio, heater. - prayer For appointment call J. D. Realty ’THREE CUSHIONED tuxedo style FULLY FURNISHED 8 room used for building. 4H% mortgage 0-8245 or Barbara Woods, Ml site drive chMter. A good piece of Investment lent condition, large cabinet kitch­ The advertlaei ahould fMd hla ad steering Jiiet lijte new. Frtce MI 8-5129 . 470 Main Street NEED MONEY?? 405, State Office Building, Hartford, FIVE ROOM ranch, full basement, Connecticut, or any office of the sofa, excellent oonditlon. Xfl apartment, completely redecorat­ can be assumsd. Priced for quick 9-7702. ______property for the right' owner. Other en, full basement, attached ga­ aj^E A R S and REPORT ERRORS Ui Hme for totor- $1695. Drive it at Brunner’s. 3^)167 after • weekdaya..^ Weekends ed, hew furniture second floor, •ale. D> Realty. MI 8-8129. 4T0 2 fireplaces, hot water oil heat, Ustings available. rage, landscaped lot 100x180. Sf« t^e^d .. reapon^We lor - if you cap grind gauges, come to Connecticut State Employment Main St. V— MANCHESTER—New room cast iron nd lato n , full insula­ Marion E. Robertson, Broker. MX '\VTDDYS8. station wagon, 1955. see us. Part-time or full-time Sendee. Completed applications all day. central location, heat furnished, ranch, buqt-in G.E. ovan and inaertkm lor any ndverttaement and then only to the e x ft^ o i a Help Wanted—Female 35 $95 monthly. Call Ml 9-9$(» tion, ptaetered walla ceramic tile 3-5953. ‘make rood" tnsej-Oon. Errora which do not lesaen Verv clean inside, oiitstd' per­ hours arranged to suit your conven* must be on file at the office of DUPLEX, 8-0 rooms, new f u m ^ , range, flreplace, 3 bedrooms, near bath, birch cablneta, city water JACK LAPPEN AGENCY tSTadverUaement win not be corrected by “make good ineertfti fect" tires. It’s yours for $599 No Town Manager, Manchester. Con­ coppei plumbing, $ baths, alum­ bus, school. Pt1,.zd to sell at $12,600—SIX room cape, full base­ lencea. FA% G.I. mortgage may be a ^ Ml 9-4876, MI 3-6472. lovely view. Walkout basement present Income, willing to work 45 SALES B urned. Priced to sell- at 920,000. large, full haaement, hot water with picture window for a recrea­ Band No vertible. rad and heater. , Im­ GIFTS, BY AVON; Thousands of BEAUTIFUL mongrel puppies, Space lor parking. Rent $90. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 7 room DOST—Blue parakeet maculate condition, $1275 Reason Auto btlTlnK School hour week. No experience neces- 503 Middle Tpke. E. Adults ortly. References required. Call the R. F. DlmocK C a,./ Nfl oil heat, fireplace, fUU insulation, ’THE BUY OF A LIFETIME tion area and plumbihg to r extra 31857 Call MI 9-2608 people received AVON for Christ­ Mry. W51 prpfpr to tmln you weeka old, $5. Ml 9-9626. Dutch Colonial, S-car garage, ex­ 9-8248 or Barbara Wood*:’ Ml tile bath with vanity, combination bath. Quality built home with for selling—received nety Volks­ DARSON’S, Connecticut’s first li­ mas. If you are one of the lucky Available April 18th, Box T, cellent location, large lot, $17,900. wagen: Can be seen after 8 p.m., will guarantee man selected $90 BEAUTIFUL Cocker pupplea. black G.E. ELECTRIC range. Hotpolnt Herald. 9-7702. windows and dwre, gara|;e, Four rooms, flntshed reciwaUon many fbaturea. Starting $l4;890, censed driving school trained — Household Services women who did, you know what a 2- fahlUy duplex, centrally located; outside fireplace, shade trees, low down payment, mortgage ar­ LOST—Gold Identification bracelet. 23rMcKee St,, Ml 9-5756 fine product we manufacture. Why weekly. MI 9-0090, and buff, rhampion aired, three electric refrigerator, In good con­ ■Vn—MANCHESTER—Hew lUUng room in cellar, beautiful yard, ga­ Certlllied and approved Is now of_ Offered' 13-A ROOFING SIDING, painting. Car­ PAIN’TING AND paperhanging. months. AKC registered. H. C. dition. MI 9-4288. 3- car garage, side price, $18,800. lilcely landecaped, city water end rage'with screened In patio. A truly ranged. Call Kay Kaiser, Broker, Please call MI 9-9385. ^ ^ 1956 CHEVRODET Be! Air, 4 d(»r fering classroom and henlnd Good clewi workmananlp at .rea­ not becoma one of the lucky wom­ TEREE ROOM apartment, heat Custom built S-bediroem ranch, S room Colonial, lH bathe, fire­ sewer, 80 days occupancy. Owner MI 4-0270. wheel Instruction for teendgers. pentry. Alterattona and additions. en who sells AVON? Exclusive ter­ Chase Harilionv Hill, Hebi'on Rd., full basement, half acre' let, full place, city utillUcs, near school, terrific buy and a cozy home for FOUND—Black male mongrel «ith hardtop, V-8 engine, powergllde. HARODD & SONS, Rubbish remov­ Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ sonable rates. 36 ye’ars In Man­ Bpiton, MI 8-6427. FURNITURE and hot water. Call MI 9-7624. moving. the small family. pmver pack, radio vdth tw'o speak­ RH 9-6()76, al, cellars and attics cleaned. chester. Raymond , Fisks. Rfl ritory. We train you. Call CH Salenmen Wanted 3fi-A price, $17,500. Short way out, 3- bus and shopping, lame lot, sellini OPPOSITE MINNECHAUa Golf white apot on chest. (^11 teed A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn 7-4187. From COVENTRY — Four room apart­ bedroom split, $13,200. Home with for $18,800. Call the R. F. Dlraoci Fracchia, Dog Warden, Ml 8-8594. ers, heater, defroster. In excellent PREPARE FOR driver’s test: •Ashes, papers all rubbish, Harold St. MI 3-4860, 9-9237. FOR SALE—2 beautiful parakeets, Course, 0-room caps’. 5 finished Lots for Sale 73 condition. AH 9-2101 after 8 pm. HOqr. Ml 9-4034: RALES CAREER food, cages, and all. Selling. be- Model Home ment, heat, hot water, electric income, $7,900. Many more. Call Co., MI 9-8245, or Barbara Woods, rooms, full shed dormer, full JACK LAPPEN AGENCY Ages 18 to 60. Driving and class EXTERIOR and interior painting. stove, gari^e. References re­ The EHaworth Mlttfen Agency, Ml 9-7702. THREE .B ZONE lota with d t y room Three Instructors. No wait­ RAY S ROOFING CO., shingle and RBGIS'PERED nurse, 7-8 ahlft, 6- One of the World's l-srgesf I.lfe cauae no space. TR 8-1369 after 8 , C»8T OVER $700 basement, 2 flreplaeea, tile bath, Announcements 2 CHEVRODET 1959, 4-door wagon, WEAVING of Burns, moth holes hullt-ln'roofs, gutter and conduc­ Ceilings reflnishgd. P aperhan^g. Insurance Companies will hire p.m. _____ ’ quired. Available April 1. A. G. Realtor. Ml 3-0980, MI $-5824. breezeway, garage, combination MI 9-4806 water." Union St, Mancheater, radio heater, standard shift -Just ing. MaJfchester Driving Acade­ and torri clothing, hosiery runs, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. day week. Rfl 9-2324. and train two . men Prefer­ NEVER BEEN USED Crickmore, PI 2-6449. v m —BANTTNA Drive — Custom $2,800 each. Ml 9-8495. my, Pi 2-7249. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. SALE PRICE $899 VERNON—Do you want 3 bed­ built L shape room ranch, Im­ windowe and doors, large lot; Eve. Ml 4-1894, MI 4-0149 in c o m e t a x e s prepared in your like new, Sep for yourself, Brun­ hp-idbags- repaired, zipper re­ Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray Fully covered by Insurance. Call REGISTERED NURSE or DxP.N, ably married with good education­ FOR SALE—Adorable Boxer pup­ Quick occupancy. Asking price, ner’s Dark In Talcottvllle placement umbrellas repaired, Edward R. Price. Rfl'9-1003. al and sales background. Base In­ pies, had ahots and wormed, com- FIVE ROOM flit, separate oU rooms, recreation room with bar. maculate . ctHidiUon, fireplace, home or by appointment, Exper­ Jackson Rfl -3-8325. for relief. 7 a m.-3 p.m. 3 days. Y $4 WEBaCLY burner, near high school. Call MI country living' but right off the combination aluminum doois and $16,800. CAPES, FOUR BUILDING lota. For Infor­ ienced tax work. 24 hour -eervlce Garage—Service—Storage 10 men's shirt oilsrs reversed and T 3-11 p.m, 2 days in convalescent come plus commissions and plete sacrifice, inquire 19 | g^criflclnr^^i^'room, living room BRUNNER’S BEST BUYS replaced. Marlow’s Dlftle Mend­ CONNECTICUT Valley. Conctruc- EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, bonuses will pav $7.500-$in,0OO first riew Drive, I^akevlew Terrace, i 9-7109 after 8. turiipike, plug real dollar value?? windows beautiful location, large ’TWO FAMILY, 7-7.. Ofl eteam heat, mation call MI 8-8163. M3 8-4723 ______: decorating, ceilings, floors, paper* home. Rockville TR 5-4291. ^ . and dinette decorator furniture AssumaUe G.I. or F.H.A. wtxided lot Price $18,500. R. F, city sewerage and water, 8-car Large six room cape, full shed ing Shop. tion—Roofing carpentry, gutters, year. Future management posfi- Coventry. from model display home. We will MANCHESTER —. Deluxe 2 bed garage, amesite drive, good con­ dormer, 4 bedrooms possible, ce TWO A-ZONE lots with d ty water FEDERAD in c o m e taxee pre NO MONEY DOWN all kinds of aiding, specialize In hanging. Clean workmanship. Free GRILL COUNTER worker. Exp^- blllties. Retirement arid group bene­ for $400 down will buy .this 5 Dlmoek Co., MI 9-8245 or Barbara GARAGE FOR RENT. 139 B. Cen­ FDAT FINISH Holland window estimates. No Jph too small. John give you’ free delivery' and free room apartment. Large kitchen, room ranch. Call E. E. Bushey, Woods. MI 9-7702. dition. One tenement now vacant. ramie bath, extra added feature a f..»d sewer. Madeline Smith, Real­ pared with your savings J ta mind. ter S' MT'9-7177. aiumlmim sidiiig. Call Fred lence preferred but not essential. fits, Phone Mr. Van Peusen, M an­ 42 ! storage, - up to one year. ceramic tiled bath. Modem brick convenient utility room off kitchen. tor. Ml 9-1642. Reasonable rates. Call FD 9-8248. 1953 Dodgp. Station Wagon shades made to measured All Charest, Ml 3-7180. Verfallle, Rfl 3-2521. . Patio Drive-In.,' W, Middle ’Turn­ chester-Rfl 9-4604 . 9-10 ..30'a m daily Live Stock—Vehicles Real Estate, MI 9-2083. WEtJLS ROAD, VERNON—8 room 1952 Bulck Convertible metal Venetian bllndg at a, new building. Convenient location in DC-WETHERELL Street - New ranch, full baaement, tile bath, Five room in center of Manches EXTERIOR AND interior painting. pike, Rfl 9-8088. for appointment, and Andover, PI — ' NORMAN’S quiet residential area. Heat and MANCHESTER—47 Overlook Drive 814 room ranch, $16,990. Overeized ter. lafge kitchen, dining area, ! SBIVERAL VERY choice building INCOME TAX retuma prepared by 1952. Pontiac Sedan GARAGE FOR RENT. Ridge St low price. Keys made while you 2.6801. .5-6 p.m. dally. combination windows and doors, lots, city water and sewer, in • former Internal Revenue agent In 1854 Hudson Sedan wall. Rla.rlow’s. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Now is, the time to plan your TWO 8MALI saddle horses with <43 H ^W O R D ROAD hot water provided. $138 per —Charming 6 room Cape n 9.488$, . (off SUver LaneJ,,.^ month. Alao available 3-room 176x225, overlooking Connecticut fireplace, curiom built kitchen, most desirable area in Manchee- ■ your home or -by , appointment 3953 Ford Sedan - spring nnd sumrner painting, Rea. .-CLERICAL tack. MI *-9353. half acre-land; Priced, for quick ter. No agents. MI 3-7029. Also 8maH -bus,lnes8 se^ces. RH ADD. MAKES of, TV. radio and ROOFING — Specializing repairing sqnabVe prices w-ith estimates MANCHESTER apartment on O n te r 8t^ ’ Newly ■Valley, fireplace,-full cellar, pilas- large bedrooms. Minimum down RANCHES MI-3-192i redecorated. Heated monthly. FHA. R. F. Dlmoek Co., MI sale. 9-8938. ■ • . \6RUNNER^S’'"~~'“' ' . Motorcycles—^Bicycles 11 home electronic equlpfnenl ex­ roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ cheerfully given. Fully insured, OPPORTUNITIES Zoning BonrA of Ajppeal^ $80 .ter walla, garage,. and sUnporch MANCHESTER—Split level. Six On the Mancheater-Vemon Town pertly repaired with' a 90-day ter workx chimneys cleaned re­ guaranteed workmanship, -Thomss Poultry and Supplies 43i f - Before You Buy Furniture Any­ TTie Jarvis Realtv Co., ymir rents^ Owner wUI sacrifice. Make Us an 9-8245 or Barbara Woods, . MI Six rooms In fine residential area, where Shop at Norman's 9-7702! rooms, 144 baths, fireplace, ga­ 8 bedrooms, separate- dining room Resort Property for Sale 74 PHIDCO-BENDIX 16 lb. wash. 25c; Dine In Talcottvllle GIRD’S ENGDISH bicycle. 28’’. guarantee. Call Mr.’ Britney at the paired. Aluminum aiding. $0 Harrison, RTI 9-2497. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. of NOTICE headquarters 288 E. Center St. offer. EJxcluslve with Home Find­ rage, laundry room, ameaite dry 10c. Ducky Dady Daunder- Open Eve till 9 RH 3-5191 Manchester 'TV. MI 9-1046. years’ experience. Free estl- FRESH FROZEN turkeys, ready i ------Yt- —^ r------.. MI 3-4112. Mi 3-7847. ers Realty Co.. MI 4-1631. any cuatom cabinet kitchen,’ 144 ceram AMSTON LAKE—Lakeshore front Beat offer. Call after 6 p.m. RH any time; Jom , 50^ per time. X—BOLTON—4 room ranch, en­ drive, hot .water oil heat, large Ic baths, tastefully decorated. New center, 9 Maple St., across from 9-8612 males. Call Howley., Rfl 3-5381, Rfl Stlon^r" Of 1 closed breexeway with ialbuale lot. Owner transferred.’ Priced at property. Stx room house, 2-car First National Store. Open 24 1949 CADIDIjAC hearse, standard TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all 3-0763. ' hens 55c Schaub ’Turkey Farm, room set, FOUR ROOMS, second floor, auto­ 844 room with . all city conven­ ' garage, esetra lot. (tould be year makes. Highest quality guaranteed ______Courses and Clas^ __ 27 , ‘n V a r/elle^nt, « -Vrsized lot, 48 No. Elm 188 Hillsiown Rd , Manchester. 3-6189. matic hot water. Wells Street. CaU windowe, garage, axmlnge. com­ only- $19,800. Excellent condition. iences, full basement, • compact hours. . ' . transmission. Will trade for any­ LOCATION COUNTS! bination doors and windows, 44- • ’round location. Priced for tpilck thing 1 can use Good for hunter work and parts, over 47 years ex­ Also. 6 room house to rent. MI 9-5987 SEVEN ROOM bungalowr"—~ tile kitchen with dining area, large liv­ sale. Owners going to Florida. J. INCOME TAXES prepared In your Business Services'Offered 13 perience. Fam-iiis for service since Heating and Plumbing 17 ELECTRONICS offers well-paylng 1 benefits and pleasant working con-1 above will be DINING ROOM set, double bed. See These Top Values acre land. Immaculate condition. bath, glassed W porch, 2*car ga­ ing room with attractively paneled or fisherman. RH 9-3932, poBltloris 10 to technlclana i«:ciiiiii-icii*8 andfiiMj serv-j V-j finisFiir,ditlona. For»■«»» further information ....w. .. call rugs, curtains, knick-knacks, i x h h e e ROOMS, bath, unheated. $14,400. R. F. pimock Co. Ml D. Realty, MI 3*5129, 470 Mala St. home or by CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, 1931. -Phone Rfl 9-453’f for best **T ~ tmln > Vfra pAtMrfinn 3-1161. April 4. 1960. ^ Jarvis Listins: Today! rage, city utiUU^. near bus. and fireplace, realistically priced. In mind. Ml 9*o056._____ WEEKEND SPECIADS—1953 Chev­ service. PLUMBING AND heating — re­ icemen. "Leam-by-dding’’— train j Mrs. Peterson, MI 3-1161 Notice filed In office X Town • Articles For Sxle 45* Central. Parking. East Hartford. 9-8248 or Barbara Woods, MI school. Priced at $18,800. available all hours. Satisfaction modeling inatallationa, repairs. how at ConnecUcut’a Oldeat Elec-1 $85 monthly. Adults. Call M ALICE DR.—If you have been rolet $300; 1957 Ford 4-d(wr $895; guaranteed. Call Rfl 9-1316, Clerk-M arch 31. i960 9-7702. Wanted—Rea! Estate 77 1956 ChevTolet V-8 Standard. $650. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ A’l work guaranteed 25 yeara ex­ tronic School. Day and evening EXPERIENCED woman for cos­ ZONTNG BOARD OF APPEALS ;8BE THE 1960 Wbe^Horse ridiiTg tw . 9-6208. looking for a ranch home with CHARLES LESPERANCE SHERW(X)D A. BEECHLER AD EDKIN’S DAIRY QUEEN on pany doors and windows, custom perience. 21-hour service. Call clas.sea. Evenln claae etarta . tractor A-P Equipment. 945 Cen- ^ space to spare, this is it. 1330 ROCKVILLE — 6 room Cape on 8ELLINO—BUYING—Tradlngt W* Wescott's Auto Sales. Parker St COSMA APPUANCE SERVICE. metic department. Saturday Edward Rl. Pearl. Acting ’TWO ROOM apartment, fumiahed, MI 9-7620 REALTOR West Middle Tpke. Is now open. Repairs all make refrigerttors, work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- Earl V’anCamp. Ml 9-4749. April 4. Limited enrollment—free nights and Sundays. Apply Mr Chairman ter St. Nfl 9 2052. Open evenings. square feet of living area in this large lot with detached garage, offer you free confldentla] In­ 1951 ODDSRIOBIDE 4-door sedan, llmantlc HA 3:1196. placement aervlce—extended tui- bedroom home. 1^ baths, full beautiful view, many fruit trees, MAN(3flES’rER—Professional met! spections and arrange all financ­ DONATIONS requested of Items for freezers, washing machines, dry­ Bvms or Mr. Hart, Arthur Dnig. David S. McComb, Acting WESTINGHOUSE portable roaster j 5?‘VJdn s“’mi“ '-4ML^^^^ city -facilities, aluminum storms MI 3-6969 or MI 9-8982 radio, - heater Price $100 RH ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. tlqn'plan. Free catalog. New Eng­ 942 Main Street, Secretary RBNTALS--FIoor sandeis, , 'and stand in good‘condition. Price! basement. Delightful patio. Re­ —Here is a home on Main Street’ ing from start to finish. Mitten spring auction and rummage sale^ Millinery Dressmaking 19 land Technical Institute, 58 Union hand sandara, wallpaper alcana* r’aii m i 0*1M2 duced In price to $1S,600. and screens. $12,900. Louis Ghld- 9-3194 I " 9-0883, All work gilsrante-ed. Advt. No. 6-3 . - erf. cquinment, floor poliflhera,} 125. Call Ml 8-iWsg. ______which is In an’ excellent location. 28 BLWOQD ROAD-rAn Imposing will work hand and glove with M eth^lat Men — So. Methodist, Building-Contracting 141 Place, Hartford. Conn. Phone R N. OR D.P N. till! or part-time, far’o. Realtor, TR 5-7095. Ideal for offices with apartmenU 8 room /teerican Colonial home you. Member MulUpIsf Llstlpg Church. For pickup, phone RU 1952 DODGE Coronet, 4-djior Clean EXPERT TAILORING on ladies .lAckson 5J3406, vacuums C. J. Morrison Paint i , Buxines* Locatkms ALEXANDER ST.—Lovely co CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. ALL TYPES of carpentry work 7-3 and 3-11'. Vernon Haven Con^ 64 EIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, on second floor. Ample parking. located in a well established resi­ Service, Call the BUsworth Mitten 8HS188, RH 9-6443. condition. Good running condition. Reasonable rales. Call PI 2-7558 and gentlemen’s clothing. 139 valescent Hospital, Vernon, Conn. Store. 385 Center St.. MI 9 9713. Musical Instruments ’ 53 for Rent lonial with many plus features. 6 Priced In middle twenties. Ex­ dential neighbortiood. The room Agency, Realtors. MI 8-6980. •* $225 Ml 3-1893 done Alterations, dormers, roof­ Woodland Street. Call any time. rooms. 2 lavatories and a full bath. steam heat, one-car garage, near HARTFORD HOSPITAD—W^ted a ■between 1:30.4:30 or any time ings. porches., fini.sh upstairs, base­ TR 5-2077, ______POWER LAWN MOWERS-Jacob- ; gj-g y ^E new Kinsman spinet AIR-CONDmOIfED 8-room office. Beautiful rec. room. Attached ga­ bus, shopping and Verplanck clusive with Home Finders Realty arrangement Is flexible offering Saturday or Sunday. MI 3-2264. i SEPTIC TANKS Co.. MI 4-1S81, any time. either 4 bedrooms If needed or 3 MANCHESTER—Wanted for a buy­ ride from ’vicinity of West Middle FORD TEDEPHONE utility truck ments and garages, etc. Call MI Bonds—Stocks MoTtgages 31 WANTED—Registered Nurse, 12-8 CLEANT-D and INSTALLED ■ sen, Bolens, -Toro and Ariens. Self- organ, two keyboards with percus- 100% Main Street location. Park­ rage. TVo fireplaces. Carpeting. School. Excellent condition, er, 5 or 6 finished cape under Turnpike to Hartford Hospital. n.,59Sl. propelled, push or nding- 18 to 30 jjg j Dubaldo Music Center, ing. Marlow’s. 867 Main St. $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, Ml bedrooms and a large family room New paint Cast iron radiators MI a m,, salary open, Crestfield Con* CJombtnation windows. -Priced un­ COVENTRY—Dimock Road—Brick In addition to the den. Two tile $13,500. Lawrence F. Flano, Brok­ Houre ^ :80. RP 9-2681 after 4:30 3-4893 Call mornings 8-1, week­ Moving—Trucking— FOR SALE—Three demand first! valesrent Hospital. Call Rfl 3-2461. Inches. Ask for demonstration end | ^ Middle Tpke. MI 9-6205. der $22,000 for quick sale. 9-8464. 3 room ranch, plaster walls, full MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA BIDWEDL HORTF. Improvement 20 mortgages paying 6%. Interest' • SEWERS be satisfied. Trade In your old ma- i ______— ------—------MAIN STTIEET—Building for com­ baths, 2-car attached garage, large er. MI 3-2766. ends. television, service, Rfl 9-4641, Storage Mrs Binge. MACHINE CLEANED mercial business or office use. VERNON — Richard Road. Prac cellar only minutes from lake. A lot 107x220. Porter Street School Co. . Alterations, additions ga­ payments made promptly. Apply chine. Parta and service. We | VVHY BUY used Spinets — Check CIDER MILL RD.— An elqgant real buy for only $7,990. Exdusive LTS’TINGS w a n t e d for all types Personals 3 1954 FORD convertible, good condi­ Rl A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ rages Roofing a-nd aiding experts. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Box V, Herald. sharpen and repair most all hand. new Spinet prices at Ray Beller’s Will subdivide Ml 9-S229. 9 5. family home, delightfully decorat­ tically new 644 room ranch home district. Robert J. Smith, Inc., Ml of homes. Our brokers and sales­ tion, one owner. Reasonable Rtile- Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Light trucking and package deliv­ • INSTAlLATIOr and power lawn mowers. MI j Music Shop, 1013 Main Street. ed featuring charin. personality, In rural setting. Full insulation, with Home Finders Realty Co., MI 9-5241. VACUUM CDEANER8 repaired in ice: Spnng cleaning time. Attics, LARGE STORE at 28 Birch St. combination windows, ceramic 4-1531, any time. men on call at all times. For age 39|000, New top J A 8-3049 celiars, yards. Residential Com­ Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ery. Refrigerators, washers and MORTGAGES -If you need money, SPECIALIST 8-7958 Capitol Equipment Co., *8 Tremendous cash discounts. Apply Martow^S, 867- Main St. comfort. Custom built rancher of prompt, courteous 44*7^*^® my own home shop. Forty years budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR stove moving specialty. Folding we are'In position to finance m 7 rooms, 114 baths. Attached ga­ tile bath and lavatory, built-in PORTER S’TREET Section—7 room Ml factory experience. All makes, mercial. Industrial Incinerator a Main St. ': HAWAIIAN ELEfTTRIC guitar with j Near Main St. Parking. MANCHESTER—Salt Box r lai^ge home near school, den, full dining deszynskl-Felber Agency, HUDSON Hollywood Hornet hard­ S-9in9 : chairs for rent. Rfl 9-0752. second mortgages in any amounts. 8-room cottage and change rage. A home for a family that oven, and disposal plus many living robm with fireplace, dining 3-1409 MI 9-4291. low rates, free «*fl7natos, free top, 1955. full power, all year air and . cardboard drums. Light house. Largo wooded lot, extras. Level lot 160 feet front. room, large kitchen, living room ttoicklng. Rfl 9-9757. Terms to suit vour needs. J. D. Town and Coufttry S o n a r e ^ 'N f l‘''9.6*7i2‘’‘c .ll ! TWO STORES f^ re n t. 32-34 Oak wants the best. 'room, modem- kitchen, two spa­ 15x24 with fireplace, built-in book- trtcm^ nnd delivery. Mr.r-RtlUer. conditioning, a-clean carv Call Rfl ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Realtv. -470 Main St., Rfl 3-5129. . patio. $3,500, - . THAYER BABY carriage and pad. Street, heat ■ furitshed. Call -Ml Quick sale price $17.000. Robert J. cious bedrooms with bath on sec­ IF YOU ABE loKjkIng.tpr.cqurteqlia,___ JA 8-5409. __ ■ .3-6759 ,, net work done. Honest and relia­ ing Company. Local and long dis­ Can Be Ftnanred. very good confliObh. 'MI 9-4653. tween T’:30-5 p.m.' “Many other Ustings^ln’ all price “Smith, Inc., MI 9-5241. “ cases'and desk: i^taehed ons'car expedient service,. list your prop­ FLOOR SANDING and refinlshing. Drainage Go. 9-1690. ond floor. Forced hot water heat, garage, second floor, 8 bedrooms Specializing In old floors. Rfl ble workmanship. Call Roscoe tance moving, packing and stor­ S. -I. PIXICFE categories. lExcellent '\^flnancing breezeway and garage. $18,900. erty 'With us. J. D.\ Realty, ' 470 BXJBCTRODUX (R) Special — Thompson. MI 3-1895 for esti­ age Regular aervlce throughout USED BABY furniture and toys. BRICK BUILDING—Approximately available. ' 66 FOOT RANCH, 4 large bed­ and bath, extra building lot World’s lightest wel^Dheavy^dii^^ running condition. 9-5750. • Builder — Real F,#tate Ml 9-4143 Stroller tj-pe carriage and mat­ rooms. firep icej;arage. 2 wooded Other listings. Phllbrick Agency, $20,900. Phllbrfck Agency. MI Main St.. MI 3-5129.' \ ~ mates. ■ New England States and Florida. PI 2-6236 Anytime 2500 square feet for rent. O il or MI 9-8464. vacuum cleaner complete td.- $50 Call PT 2 7792 after 3pm GONDER’S TV Service—RTotorola Ml 3-6563. ______tress. $10* Crib and mattress, $20. inquire MI 3-7922. 10 Henderson JARVIS REALTY CO. acres. O rlton w! Hutchins. MI 9-8464. WANTED—Lots In A zone. Top dol­ Two tone color. See it today. Elec? BUILDR^.S straightened, secured. Wooden high chair. $7. Plastic car- GIRL’S SPRING dress and coat REALTOR INSUROR 9-5132. lar paid. J. D. Realty, 470 DODGE 1953 2-door station wagon and Phllco factory sendee. HI-FI, DIRECT FROM OWNER ensemble, size 6, $6; spring coat, Road. ENFIELD—Nearly new 544 room trolux. Rfl 8-6306. phonos and auto radios, 214 Spruce Underpinnings. foundations re­ AUS'nN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- bed. $3. 10" tricycle and wooden 283 E. CJENTER ST. MI 8-4112 ranch. Carport. Early occupancy. SOUTH WINDSOR AREA St., MI 3-5129. —^ — with standard shlfl, rsd.io, heat­ paired Carpentn’ repairs. Small moving, packing, storage. Low ponyy on wheels, $i0. Car seat, $3. size 4. $5. MI 9-1092. IRVING S’TREET, No. 183—6 room St. Rfl 9-1486. ______SVs-Roem Ranch LARGE STORE, 207 N. Main St. After hours call PI 2-8311, Ml 8-7*47 Cape, 2 unfinished, combination Tongren, , ______Broker, MI. 3-6321 Automobnes for Sale 4 er, perfect tires. It’s extra clean lobs welcome All work guaran­ rqte on long distanca moves to m 8- 1287. Good business center. New modem 3 Outstanding New Homes Full price $485. No money down RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- teed TR 5-5759, 48 states MI 3-5187.- v on large wooded lot. TOLLAND BOY’S SPORT Jacket, size 14, ex­ front. $65 monthly. CENTRAL storms and M A lim Rockledge. 6 room Open Sat. and Sun. Legal Nottce OLDER CARS mechanics spe- Only $29 month. Brunner's Lark In cars amplifiers, phonographs and screened-ln re d w o o d 1 ^ PONTIAC C?EDAR CLOTHES line poles In- tion, assume 4'4% mortgage, ex-, -. Ton­ AND Remodeling bath- S- .tailed and reset. Decorative fire­ cellent-condition. Tel. MI 9-6635. - Four famUy apartment. Fine In­ elusive. Roger R. Dupuis, Realtyf| ranch. dinlng .r2?»Pi,f?rage. o4«i« flxlt. y -irseU cars, always Talcottvllle ------— ...... ■" I changers. Over 47 years'total ex­ 'nDING porch with awnings, 2-rar Bonneville■mnvvllle 4-door hardtchardtop, li.-i miles from Parkway, gren, Broker,_MI 3-6821. _ m 9 9 0 ! AT A-COURT OF PROBATE,_ held’ a good selection. Look behind our room.s, additioris, rec. rooms, ga- Painting—Papering 21 new 6-ro'om ranch. 2-car ga­ place wood. Also kitchen table. Houses for Rent 65 vestment. BU 9;1014. AD 3-3307. at Manchester, within and for the CHEVROIjET 1957 4-door station perience 90 days guarantee on all carport with tool storage, power brakes, power steer­ office. Douglaa Motors. 333 Main. work. Potterton's, Rfl 9-4537.' rages. porches. All types of car- over-sized kitchen with rage. high on A hUI in beau­ MI 9-1853. ~ Wantei]—To Buy 58 Six large rooms and . sunporch Inspirit acre BetUpg, enchances District of Manchester, on the 29th .day ' wagon with radio, heater and work and painting. MI EXTERIOR AND Interior painting ing, radio, heater, etc Ex­ COVENTRY - On main road, only SK *^car^ga* pentrv bullDIn range and oven, cellent ronditidn. Private tiful grove. Approximately 8 with attached garage. Quiet street, thle superbly attradtive 6 room °*p're\om'. John J. W ^tt. Jw}**- n e e d a c a r and had your credit economy overdrive. Jet black with AVOID THE spring nish — law-n 9-4291 and paperhanging. WallpaMr WE BUY, SELL or trade antique TANKEROOSEN ROAD —4 room short walk to lake. 4 room home JJ,‘ ranch 1 with garage. Spacious turned down? Short cm down pay­ white top One. two. It’s for you books. Guaranteed workmanship. fireplace, wall-to-wall car­ owner. acres, overlooking river. WANTED—Freezer 18 cu. ft.. house. Call TR 5-7748 after 5. $12,800. completely remodeled^ln»id^.toll| J,X d ttV T h ’an'’appraUal. SU ' Estate of Catherine M. Psilmer, lata mo\vera sharpened and repaired peting, irtany other ex­ Very private and secluded. and used furniture, china, glasa, paneled living room, with unusual ot Manchester in said district. decMsed. ment? Had a' repossession? Don t Drive It from Brunner’s, Tolland Frep pickup and delivery. All Reasonable ratee. Fully Insured. larger. Tel. Ml 9-4997. silver, picture frames and old Attractive 6 room Cape. Fire- cellar ■ ceramic Ex- cr 'kfl 3-7560. flreplatpe, tortnal dlnlqg room and Upon application o( Catherine Glard v* up! Sen Honest Douglas, get Tpke . Talcottvllle 1 Roofing—Siding 16 Fast and courteous service. Deo tras. ju st over Manchee- .51 morlgsge.' ;ilace. (tonvenlent to schools and $9,56o.‘ Financing arranged. ______praying that an Inatrument purporting work guaranteed Rales, service, ter line In South W’lndsor. AUTOMATIC GAS hot water heat- coins, old dolls ERED; That slX months from, to this problem use hard pack­ recreation room, fireplace, ■7!. ■ satin, size 1-B, new, $3.50. MI near Center, schools, etc. Gentle­ extras. Assume 5% FHA mort­ now ready for occupancy. Fire­ •t. the 31st dav of March. 1960. be and tha 1959 CADILLAC Coupe de ViUe. man only. Ml 9-7881. formation please call MI 3-52) 9: same are limited and • allowed for the very low mllSage. fully powered, ing O.E built-in oven and range, ' 9-5134 1 gage'.'. Owner transfenred. Ml place. Double, lot, country setting . six room .cape,..4 flniahed. ga­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION 4-1203. Assumable 444% mortgage. Henry ^ rage, park-iike setting. Hot water cre‘ftUors within ^’hfeh to bring in beautiful turquoise. Rfl 9-0538 aluminum windowe, domes- WARM, CXJMFORTABLE room, J. D. REALTY . ' LAKE -r Waterfront S their claims against liaid estate., and very nicely furnished. large ______Escott Agency. ^ 9-7683.. ' ' rootn ■ rMich. Be ail settled In thle oil heatTPrice reduced- for imrnev said administratrix 19 directed to fjva 1951 CHEVROLET. 4 door sedan, -tic hot -water heat, large Boats and .Accessories 46 MANCHESTER — Deepwood Drive dlate sale. public notice to the credltorB. to bring [Gravel SUNDAY, APRIL 3— 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. clothes closet Priyats; home. Ml 3-6129 4 7 0 '^Main St. —Your choice of two four room BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room ranch, ! bwely setting when epri"* come*, their - claims within said time al­ powergllde. very good condition well landscaped lot. $16,300. Parking. 316 Spruce St, •even years old, loyer, large llv.J"^ Beautifully l^dacaped. Flah from lowed by publishing a cy of thin Can be seen at 23 Franklin St TEL. Ml 3-8403 FABULOUS' NEW flberglas boat homes. Ideal, for schools and shop­ Itour bedroom house, garage, order In some newspaper having a cliv Direct from owner, For ap­ ’ with motor, w*if(ht .69 lbs. Real ping. Both on large lots. Both un­ Ing room, dining room, and>f3'| your own dock. Hot water oil heat, after 8 p, m. , W. P. MILLER NOR’fH EOTJ^Room, board option­ .THREE fireplace, dish washer, family size large enclosed porch, recreation culatlon -In aald probale district wl^to pointment call MI 8-8529. 'buy, $299. Fits in station wagon al, separote entrance. Free park, der $18,000. Exclusive with Home bedrooms, full basement. By ap­ room. ten days from the date of tWs LOA-M STONE — SAND or cartpp.-in 9-6962. Finders Realty, MI 4-1681, any pointment only. $17,900. Other list­ kitchen. Asking $15,900. Direct and return make to this ^urt of tn# ing. kfl 9-2469. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES ings. Phllbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. from owner. Call MI 3-4289. Talcottvllle—8 room ranch, at­ notice j ; viTAI-LETT. Ju d * * " 115 " " time. - - yrVE PASSENGER high perform- COMFORTABLE room—twin beds, tached garage, built-lns. excellent > ance aluminum • runabout. Never centrally, loca:»ed. Parking. Gentle­ BELFIORE AGENCY ROCKVILLE—S-famlly home,' 8-8-7, ENFIELD — CJute six room fin TOO condition, on biis line. $1,800 to as For Sale luaed. $275. MI 3-0789. man preferred. MI 3-6872. large rooms.' Also store building ■ Ished Cape Ctod on corner lot. sume mortgage. . MI 3-5121 and nine garages. Owner can live’^ Plaster walls, fireplace, aluminum LATE! NOTICE 42 ScniH m Drive ;1959 14 FT. F1BERGLA8 boat, rent free. Property to be sold at combinations, full cellar, steel Call - f i -j ' 1-1 . sports model with lO h»p. Evln- FURNISHED ROOM near Main Bt. a sacrifice due to iUneea. Call for beam, assume 444% mortgage, Yes, very soon it will be — TOO OF SPECIAL MoneliMter rude motor. Will, consider selling 9 Hazel St.. Tel. MI 9-2170. mn more detail* Louis, ''-'•tfarb. monthly payments of $78.32. Ex- LATE to purchase ■« home at Wood- GOODGHILD-BARTLETT TOWN MEETING s u LJ.-U motor separately,— For appoint Houses for Sale Realtor. TR 5-7095. elusive with Home Finders R e a lty hIII Heights In Manchester vrtth REALTY, Realtors any time ’The legal voters of the Town .oT BUILTFOR MR. and MRS. CARL CARLSON.'126 GARTH RD, ROCKDEDGE, MANCHESTER ment call Ml 9-5265. Co„ MI 4-1581, any time.______V.A, mortgage. Thle desirable Coventry are hereby warned and 6-ROOM CAPE Apartments—Flats— THE SUBURBAN - In beautiful 118 PFUNQBTON 8T. '—A comfort home area is complete with city BU 9-0939 , MI 3-7925 directed to meet at The (Coventry Tenement* 63 Blrchwood Park. Three bedrooms, able colomal ho. 9 with fieldstone $18,900—6 room cape,' aluminum sewere and water. See the ranch Grammar School on ’Thursday, AD rooms finished l*/j baths, Building Materials 47 7 rooms. Sophisticated p’lt-level front of 8 rooms’ including 4 bed­ siding, fireplace, hot water heat, moderfeaturiM,,6 rooms, ceramic featuring luxurious living, sleep­ dormers, garage, trees, bus, 444% tiled b*tb G.E. oven and range MANCHESTER • April 7. 1960 at 8:00 PMt. to taka flrtplace, full basement, ahieslfe -a?® . EVERETT W. VAN DYNE HEATED 6 room apartment, with rooms, csblnet kitchen, dining action on the following articles: drive. Vi acre of wooded lot 2* USED BUILDING material for garage ana back yard. Bus and ing, jecre»tlonai facilities. 444% room, den and large living room. mortgage. .Carlton W. Hiitchlns, built into birch cablneted kitchen. $ 7,700—4 room s,-8 ind. acre*.. 2? sale, 2x3’s and ,up, sheathing, stor- mortgage can be assumed with Dishwasher, disposal. 2-car basgf $ r 9-5132 Low priciii at $16,900. ColoniaL ARTICLE 1. $18,500. builder children’s school handy. Eot water $10,900—Central 4 roomer, cV»ail. ■ To see’ 'W hat action the Town GRANT RO>D — MANCHESTER age bins, shelving, work benches, ar gaa range furnished,. $120 moderate dqwn layment.^ P- ment garage, lauhdyy area plus styles also avallitole from $18,400 $11,900—6 rooms, pofch, 2-car. el„te6burY, C(,t.n.-ME 3-4081 ■ two complete bathroom aets, two Realty. Ml 3-512'’ 470 Main St. ELRO STREET—Home with six w is h e s to t a k e on th e recommenda­ Coil owner Ml 9-4848 monthly. Ml 0-1046. nice deen lot with manv shade up. *■ - $14,900—2-famlly flat; good. tion of the Board of Finance that ■5* kitchen sinks, ■ (pabjnet), wooden trees. Within 100 yards of Bowers generous sized rooms. Elxtra large $15,000—6 room cape, Verplanck. 51,'^-room- ranch. 3 hedroptfls, pine paneled ^ kitchen cabinets, two hot Water THREE OR FOUR room' apart­ SO. WINDSOR—Executive type 6 •School and easy walking distance '.cloaets, large front porch, full JARVIS REALTY an additional appropriation of $1,« ^ CUSTOM HOMES BY CONTRACT ' ■ room Colonial, fireplace, full cel $16,760—Bolton ranch, acre. ,500.00 be made to the Board of living room .with bookcases, brick front, jE furnaces, modern radiators, com- ments including heat, ho^ water, to High School. Asking $26.^. basement, ->one-car garage, good MI 3-4J12 ° MI 9-1200 $16,0(}0—6 room ranch. Bokon. a* plete -windows. Including frame, gas for cooking, electric refrigera­ lar, twprcar attached garage and Robert J. Sriilth, Inq., MI 9-5241. condition, handy .to bus, schools.^, $16,500—Duplex on Center St. Welfare. 'basemeht garage, w’ooded property. 55: end alufinum storm windows, tor and ga* stove. CaU MI 9-7737 breezeway, only three years old. and shopping. $1(i,900. Other list­ BOLTON — Immaculate 5 room - >BnC?LE 2. ALTERATIONS AND ASSIST YOU IN ANY WAY PMSXBLE , . . r- „ doors, and plumbing supplies. BuUt by, McCarthy. Asking $24,500. ings. Phllbrick AgMicy, MI’0-8464. ranch. Just over Manchester line, t£6,800-oNew ranch, top value. To eee what aefton the Town ^ water and sewer. Finaiicihg arrangM. - — . Masonry Work from'8-7 p.m. ., IDEAL SiTUA’TlON for small busi­ $17,900—Choice ranch Lynch Dr. Pluinbipg and Heating •** Choman House Wrecking. Open Exclusive with Home Finders nessman, 6 room home plus l story fireplace, baaement garage,. com­ wishes to take on. the reoommenda- Wahted FH A or coriventiottaT mortgages available. Excava:Uon and Concrete p e t e PONTTCBLiLI 2S dally 3:30 p.m;-6, Saturday 8-4; or FOR RENT—Why look further? MANCH^TER—4 room ranch type bination windows. % acte lot,. Mc­ $18,800^ room colonial, 144 baths. tipn of the Board of Finance toat GLASTONBURY Realty Ml 4-1631, any time. frame building (2480 sq. ft.) lo­ M9,000—Hawthorne St. ranch. ANDREW ANSADDI CO, 12 McKee SL, Manchester ^ call MI 9-2392. We have new 344 room, heated cated 3 blocks (toip Main -St., home, central heat, city utilities, Carthy Enterprlaes, Realtors, MI ah additional appropriation ot AUTO S€RVICE 7 Choice of interior decorations. p l u m b in g and HBA’TINO apartmenU In realdentlal area of 544 ROOM RANCH, knotty pine excellent lot, on bus line. 110,900. .0-4576, MI 8-6472. $21,500—6 room ranch. Spring St $800.00 be mad* for ttw'Bnoer Bldwell Bt, Manchester COMPANY ! , businesB zone O, reelletlcally $28.000—Split UP on Lake St. RockvUle. Just IS minute* from cablneta. tile bath, living-dining priced $15,900. 8. ' A. BeecMer. Other listings. Phllbrick Agency, moval Aoedunt. A STATION MANAGER 106 Spring St., Glastonbury Piamonds-r-Watches— Hartford by. WUbqr Cnw* High L, baaement gaifage. good con­ MI 9-8464. MANCHESTER— Custom buUt $24,506—4 b ed ^ u s Rockledge. Dated, at Covantz^, Osaa. IWr This well kept 8-rtx>m Dutch Colonial in Manchfieter, DIRECTION'S: Take Wlndewneze S t oft Bioad oppoalte Wad­ Realtor, MI 3-6969 or Ml 0-896^ room Ctolonlal ranch, all klhg-slzed $35,900—New spHt In Btdton. dell School,.to Grant Road. Electrician ■ Jewelry,.: 48 way. Kitchm appliances furnished struction, $10,500. Carlton W, let day of April I960. GnarantceU Salary Pltu can- be yours for $17,900 this m ontt oiRy. For informa­ — — 4-m Hutohins, Ml 9-6182.' WAPPlNGr-Attractive 6 room split rooms, two fireplaces, complete $83.500—Brick industrial bldg. / , Richard M. Oahnat .! n I Building Material P«lHting and Decorating R O B O m BLECTOICAL MANCHESTER-4 room Colonial stainless steel bullt-ins. A value AND WE HAVE MORE. TOO Gmuniiaion tion call SERVICE 5 LEONARD: W. TOST, Jeweler—re with buUt-ln oven and range, dish- level, large kitchen. 144 baths. Bertrbh A- H*®*- .PECK LUbraiteR CO. JAMES FALCIMJE ear pairs, adjusts, watches expertly general rental agency- We MANCHESTER—$1,400 down as­ flnplace, garage. Lot 100x200. for only $18,900. McCJarthy Enter- T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor' Jamae J . OovMlo JOHN PONTICELLI and s 6 n S 2800 Main S t, Olaatohburjr sumes 414% mortgage. lAirge 6 washer, 144 baths, ceramic tUe. prises,' Realtors, MI 9-'4879, MI Iain St, Manchester n s f m t Rd., South Wlndaoc -S r Reasonablt prtcea. Open Tuesday •peciailze fn rentals qf all kinds. fireplace and paneled wall. JMeph Nice condlflon,HMt Alice Clampet, • BOARD o r Writ* R«xX Harold' PHILBRICK AGENCY S thru Saturday, Thuriday eve J. D. Realty, kU 8-8130; evening* room ranch, cellar, 'Carlton W. Realtor, MI 9-$64*. MI 8-7857. M473, MI 8-1577 ^ B l^ , 120 Spruce 8 t Ml 9^4887. MI S-ia<7^470 lOia SL Rutchia*. MX 8-8U3. ' Roeaetto. Bulfdwr. Ml OJI808, Statinlf Qnalificatio^ and 361 MAIN STREET—MI 6-M64 buiUHiii Sala^ Eapected \ ' ' !.• ' ■ '. ,

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music from Bizet’s "Pearl Fish­ him read it!" After Mahpn«y 1“^ ers," I gbt mad. I would have told up and told Kelly to ask School Band her to shut up, but the gossip vyas RUMMAGE About Town I Heard Along Main Str eet the ‘ p e o p l e if they wanted to so general, it would not have made hear the statement. much difference; i I \j ■ . <*• . . # AA_-_ Kelly wilted under the cries of P layf Well^ MaadiMter WATEB will meet And bn Some o f Manchester’s Stde Streets^ Too "yes.” He shook his head “ no." Getting.back yal Circle, King's baughtew, hear, but the coup de theatre was as well. She was accompanied by will obsreve 60th annual donation M orn 's; he’d stolen the scene and as Handel and as late as Leroy Pamela Parker at the piano, who day at an open house .program at th® crowd. Anderson. provided excellent support to the the King’s Daughters’ home, 614 An ensuing tribute by Mahoney to The band played well, period. soloist. New Britain Ave., Hartford, njsxt | Martin’s abilities ("even 11 not You notice 1 didn’t say they played As another example of the au­ Wednesday from 2 to ,j5 p.m. many people lilte Mr. Martin") was well for a high school band; just, dience’s rudeness, I might cite the CLAM SHELL no help. the band played well. And I mean fact that these two youngsters 3. But thne went on. And then Cor, Spruce and Birch 8ts. Now officers of Charter Oak I Butterwortb Studio it. Once in a while, it’s true, they got no applause on their en­ (Sweet, Tender Fried Clams Strietelmeier rose. He asked a were a little green around the trance; the audience was too busy Lodge and Ben Ezra Chapter, question about teacher’s salaries, Golden Fried men’s and women's units of B’nai | Engaged gills, but on the other hand, more talking among themselves to no­ Deep Sea Scallops and then commented that he, too, tice they had- arrived. Consequen.t- B*Hth, will be seated a t a Joint in­ respected Martin's abilities, but it than once they were truly Im.^ Fried Fan TaU Shrimp stallation tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. The engagement of Miss Avis pressive. The . average was very ly the poor kids had to start cold, Fish and Chips, Grinders would be a dangerous thing if Ridolfi to Elmll V. Dietz of Man- at Hillel at the University of Con­ Martin were regarded as so Temote good, even for bands of college^ before what they must have felt Lobster Roll, Chun Boll necticut The Installation will be “ I m rd e a chestfer is announced by her par­ caliber. was a hostile house. ' in perfection that no one could ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nello Ridolfi, Order to Toko Out preceded by a social hour at 7:30 question him. This was a loaded Consequently I was consider­ Altogether I congratulate the and a shovttog of the'film, “ Leon­ 117 W. Middle Tpke. Her fiance is ably miffed that the audience did' musicians, and in particular Mr. CoH M l 3-6051 comment and Martin went on to OPEN SUNDAY ard Bernstein in Israel," as seen on | the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. notappreciate their efforts. Vater under , whose baton they put an ingenious twist on it for his William Dietz of Manchester. S P.M. to 9 PM. Omnibus. own purposes. Throughout the evening there was performed. And I cry, "A pm on He rose, phlegmatically. His Miss Ridolfi is a graduate of a low but continual buzz of con­ Manchester High School. She is audiences of this type” in best •nie FWendstolp Circle, Salvation hands were pocketed. He was versation throughout the numbers. stentorian Snd Shakespearian employed by the title and anti­ Army, will hold its regular meet­ stooped. Drily and slowly, with a The implication was obvious: ‘.‘It’s tones. ing 7:45 pjin. Monday at the Touth "mister chairman” address, he said theft division of the Motor. Ve only the High School Band. We building. Mrs. August Gebel and that people shouldn’t bother tp hide Department, Hartford. don’t have to pay much attention Mrs. ’niomaa McCann will be co- worry about' his becoming unap­ Mr. Dietz attended local .schools to them.” diahrmen o f the service conunit-1 proachable when someone had al­ and St. Thomas’ Seminary. He Is I changed my seat, in hopes that Church to Form ba n 's tee. Members are reminded to ready blistered him that very eve­ employed by the Williams Oil Co. it was only one sect^n, but found bring their self-denial cards.' ning. He followed this up with a of Manchester. I the same thing on the other side New Adult Class Slowwww turn of the head and a A Sept. 10 wedding is planned. of the hall, and I inquired from GRINDER anU lonnnng, deadpan surveyal of Mor­ three other people. The result was A new class Tor post-high an in the audience. And in the di­ that out of . five samplings,, there PIZZA'SHOP rection of the same expertly-timed were four reported noisy sections. school youth and young adults will Tax Free Building iso SPRUCE STREET N otice glancie where Board of Education *11118 attitude on the part of the be organized In the. Simday School Officials who have done their own Ups March Toll audience is unpardonable. Those of Coven ap t Congregational Now Under The Ownerehlp Of WE HAVE DAILY share of Martin-burning in recent youngsters were working just as Churoh tomorrow. days. intently as any highly paid con­ Taxable building construction Dr. Tru'man Elsau will be the ARTHUR J. D A N CO SSE The crowd went wild. cert artist. If the gruilty ones had Instructor. ’The class will use a DELIVERY TO THE Sequel / granted during March was 29 per been only high school students manual designed, to deal with (Formerly Known Ae A friend found Kelly calmed / The Political Arts cent less than one year ago, ac­ (and many of them were) the practical problems of Christian "Frenchjr-the-window-cleaner” ) down two days later. Kelly said. rudeness might have been oyer- Public comment didn’t amount cording, tp the building, Inspector’s "Moran called- mq. whatever vile looHed to some extent. But when life.. BOLTOH -I to much at a budget hearing this “Ask the people. . !” monthly report, but fees collected The group; ;.wlll:;mCet at OPEN 7 PAYS A W KK I week in the Buckley' School. But names he could think of. one mother details air the symp­ . "And everybody applauded," Ite- this year outdistanced those of toms and treatment of her daugh­ a.'m. in tpe parsonage basement, ' I the theatrics did. x ■fhe class will be open to all. in­ ' lP.M.toHPAI' There were several^^ dramatic Cotu-ad Strietelmeier, a teacher at went on. - . .. last year' by 140 per cent. ter’s- case of measles. to. another AREA Manchester High School. "P e r h a p a,” he mused, they terested young 'adults. vignettes on how to crowds .The reason for the disparity is woman during a performance of and how t / lose them. Spectators The theatrics added up to this: should run Dr. Moran for mayor. Moran stole the 200 - member the construction of a $1 million saw maa^rful stage presence, by Roman Catholic high school and P IN E L E K O X 1 General/Manager Richard Martin crowd, first from Kelly, and then Justice Coming Home from Martin. Then Martin stole it Dog Warden Lee Pracchla re­ convent and additlcrs to Manches­ and a^ad error in riot.control by ter Memorial Hospital and Center I Mayor Eugene T. Kelly. • back. cently hauled a number of persona PHARMACY As a preface. Heardalong should Congregational Church, all of /e cast also included Dr. A. B. into court from the Green Manor which is tax exe.mpt. I Mpiun, who excels in upstaging say it is not about to read minds section of town, on charges of al­ 299 E. CENTER ST. or attribute motives. With much Building construction granted W. T. GRANT COMPANY 1 town offitdals with crowd-pleasing, lowing their dogs to roam. last month was valued at 31.685,- ^traged-'Cltlzen gambits. dramatic license, it is about to re­ As they were presented before TEL Ml 94)B96 port a scries of effects with ap­ 332, a whopping jump over the Roles were also played by for­ Judge Jules Karp, one after the 3663,859 of March, 1959. 370 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANGHESXER. CONN. mer Director Walter Mahoney and plause as their only measurement. other, and fined the customary 33, his honor’s curiosity became more The East Catholic High School, 1. After the hearing got under­ and more aroused. now under constructiqn, is estima­ / way, Kelly refused to let Moran He finally asked Fracchia, who ted at 3916,000, the adjoining con­ DEAR CUSTOMER: ' / V ' read,a prepared statement. Maybe was sitting in the rear of the vent at 3229,000, the hospital ad­ most. spectators didn’t know that dition at 378,000, and the church WE WANT YOU TO BE GRANTS GUEST ON A \ VERY Moran statements and Moran-Kelly courtroom, if he was making an­ THE/ARMY AND NAVY other drive In that area. addition at 3900. ’The total of tax spats are par for Board meetings. exempt construction comes to 31,- SPECIAL OCCASION. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU AND But anyway, many cried out: "Let The dog warden dutyfully ac­ knowledged that he was. 223,900. YOUR FAMILY TO SAVE A BIG 10 PER CENT BY AHEND- 'This prompted Karp, who by Taxable building construction, therefore, 1s valued at 3471,432. chance also lives in the Green One year ago, there was no Uuc ING OUR EASTER Manor section, to exclaim from BIGGEST ADVERTISING exempt construction. N GO the bench, "It’s a good thing Fourteen permits were Issued InvHaiion Shopping Event AND PENCIL VALUES IN don’t have a dog there!” A. NoA last month for single family dwel­ THE W ORLD lings, amounting to 3239,000. MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 4th— 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Miscellaneous building Included DANGim EVERY SATURDAY MGHT PRINTED WITH YOUR OWN K of-C Setback the high school and convent as well JUST IMAGINE BEING ABLE TO BUY ALMOST ANYTHING 8 O 'C L O C K AD.—8 LINES OF COPY as a 3’2,000 professional build­ Choman’s, 2,407; Ramblers, ing on B. Middle’TpHe., and a 310,- YOU WANT AT 10 PER CENT LESS THAN SRANTS LOW 2,393; 8th District Fite, 2,392; Fo­ 000 lumber company office oh EVERYDAY PRICES^^ ^ - 1,000 only $29.15 garty Broe., 2,332; Messier’s, Hilliard St. ~ 2,311; Stevenson’s, 2,310; HELCO, Twenty-nine permits were is­ W1LUAMS 2,297; Patten’s,' 2,295; Knight’s, sued for general alteratloph and PENCIL CO. 2,286; North Ends, 2,276; Cunliffe, additions amounting to 3119,000. REMEMBER . . 280 TOLLAND TPKE. 2,229; Packard, 2,083. The building department col­ MI 9-3586 First high, Knights, 117; sec­ lected 36,877 in fees. / CRISP AlltE ond, HELCO, 12. GRANTS PARKADE STORE— MONDAY. 6:

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Anfijr WmiaaMi will Mppear om. tbe Gene Kelly April 1« “Star P»- The Donna Reed Show radb" dhow . , .’ Flann for Sir Any Questions? L a u renee OMriet to star ka Dori)olev«ky*g “Tbe Miot" bogged . By BRSBlNll MHNSON ♦playing the wife of a pediatrician H«llywAod OwTMyfiiRt and mother of two children in a down beoaose of dUfarenoeg hb- Newqpapw BBteiftlii) A m b . tween tbe abow*g dtreetor aad email mldwestem town, the crlt- Q. I understand that “Naked writer . . NBC and Gillette bam Hollywood —(NKA) —It'a no! ioa chortled that “no mother C it/’ is returning to TV. Can you aigoed a 5-yeor exchielve coverage lonycr tlw ** Mfndonnn Reed’ be thia perfect” tell me la Janjea Franciscos will be contract for tho Worid Seriea Show,” yo« knowt nuit’a when aomeone m i^ the one of the detecUves againr — gnmea, tbrongb 199# . . . OMnerdn And the Donnn who loet the “Kadonna Reed” cracit s w i* A. James Franciscus probably MRohen wM star kt. an upcoming •‘Uh’* couldn’t be happier. And that’a when Donna aaya TV aeries called ’The BeaOhcoaib- It waa ona o t tboee tfalags that the ahow decided to “flex a whole wiU be out o f "Naked Caty,” as he’s happen hi televliton talerlalon and wtaldiwhld|]new aet Of muaclea” with a new tied up with'other commitments. need time to be Ironed out ' ivproadi to the dmneatic life of ■Iter winhte an Oacar for her Dr. and hba. Stone in tte mythi­ Q. During i gueM mppmnaM Frairic Gruber, known - aa the role of the pncy tramp in “From cal uttle town of on ‘The Jack Paar Show” eeveral Boawril of tbe cowboys for his to Btemlty." Donna Reed Hare’a how Donna' tella about months ago, Hana Oomeid teoRed probfle writing of the hone operas waa ijp tA by TV aa the “perfect a poem titled The White lisR- such aa “Shotgun Slade," ig noUa T*ve." staioe I have ported readying n switch, a new mother." “I waa criticized ifor ‘undei^ The aponaor who bought the tried,' to no avaS, to Had out the series for stager Gogl Grant. ^ying everything but it ieaUy name of Ita author. Can you hrip ■ "Donna Reed Show” aet down the waan’t underplaying. There waan’t Harry. Morgan of “Decemji m e?—Sy T. Bride" commented recently tuleo: anything there to play. It. waa A. Tbe tuthor. Is Helen Deiitsoli, “No dghtA no argumenta, and aort of like the way things hi^. Oscar Levant la a wit. Osa^^Oda aha cant even loae her temper.” The poem was written for a apec- wag witty, but John Or pen la real life. People fhtnir of tecular-and waa origtawRy recited After ona aeaeBn o( Dqnna a mother-wife aa ‘Juat a houae- Whitier. Someone ahould pun him WifCu’ by Helen Hayes. in the noee. "Now our acripta take the ^ Q: I f Abel Fernandes of ’The proach that inat^ of just belqg Untouchables” of Indian Ancestry ? a houiMwife I ’m a mlatreaa o f the counterpart of Robert Toung on What is his age and is be marrledT menage, a princeaa of the pantry, TV. — ^Palmer H. a maharnee of the mop. "Don’t tell anyone I amid this," A: He Is part Mexican. Portu­ *Tm everything now,” she laup^- she whispered, "but when the chips gese, Spanish, Irish, and Italian. T h m ed, *^ua being a glamour girl at ars down on our ahow Father Femsndea Is n and stngis. knows beat, too.” Ctm OBetteuf B a n k The acripta w the-show were ‘•phe-Donna Reed Show" has <)i Why doa the audience laugh a n d 7RMCT C O M M R r> ELECTRONiCS given a change of pace -^J’gttrtle one o f ^thoae controversial Iteugh when''“Thilh or Consequences” “N humor” alternating with-"ramrod” tracks, recorded In a studio pro­ goes on tbe air? Teddy A. LflBORfTORiES punch lines. Phil Sharpe, who once jection room w;hen' a amall autU- A: The audience Is laughing at iNsnuirailNeir worked aa a writer on PhO Silvers’ enoe views the complete halt hour, a Joke told Just bief ore the opming “Sergeant Bilko” ahow, waa but Doima says she keeps her show, durinjg what is termed the 277 BROAD brought in this year to help take fingers crossed every week. "vrirm-up." the “Ma" out of Donna. That he Not exactly sold herself on pre­ • ••BaitlH^ar ^ haa done by giving her more and recorded lau^ter for TV, she says: Q: M y friends and I .pre In­ more comedy lines and sharper "Every time our studio audience trigued at the theme music of “Ifo. dialdg. misses a laugh line, I say to my­ Lucky.” What is ita name and is has ever hadl Tt’s really amusing,” Donna self: 'WiHidei^U Maybe the auiU.- it puUished?— C. told me. ‘Tve been acting ever ence at home wUl‘’ tpol ’em and A: It is called “Mr. Lucky,” and was written by Henry Msncini whe since my four children were bom laugh. And you know something— Now—you can writ# (leeks (off-scre«n she’s the wife of Pro­ Pve watdied the show in the homes also composed the “ Peter Gurm’ ’ against credit instead o f your ducer Tony Owen) and now for the of friends and They Do.” theme. The music has been pub­ bank balance, and jfOQ eaa first time when we all sit down to lished by Southdale Music Co. | ahpayr hava a simtaatial dinner, the kids, I think, wait for There’s a *^botgun Slade” mit fand o f moaggr-ia-tbe4>aak to me to be funny. Q: Is The “Arthur Godfrey buy anything yon want atany *T w u never, allowed to do sic ..album coming on the market. Show” comhig back to TV?—Judy tim el Scott BnUiy, star of the western, ht comedy in motion pictures and has juat finished a photo session Tm having a ball. I still laugh A : The show is not schedulsd to for the art which will adorn the come back as a regular seriea, but every time I think about what cover. Pam, my 13-year-old dgu|hter, Godfrey will be doing specials rim. Ml 3 -n n .m said when we left tbs house to A teenage boy wrote George from time to time. go shopping one day. Aa we were Nader, star of ”The Man and the br isar spiaNam aal ba hbnssaM. Catallenge” on NBC-TV Saturday MEAL ESTATE and going out the driveway in tte car Scott Brady of “Shotgun Sladf ’ Nie said: nights, that he yfmm interfering with his weekend date. It seems aaya kiaring is a trick o t nature to INSURANCE SERVICE *" 'Now, mothef, don’t forget to that the youngster’s girl is sn ar- stop speech when words become goof off.’ 1 think my kids now d«it fan of Nader and refuses to unnecessary! think of me as sort of a feminine budge from her TV set until his Peggie Castle of “Lawman” de­ M R W REALTY COs Mijton Berie.” progrsm is over, making the cou­ fines a pessimist aa aa optimist H /B JU.UMNUII No, Donna doesn’t try to kid ple late for scheduled partlea and adto endeavored to pracUoe what ■SdSdKWS-^NSITBOBar hersdlf about being the feminino he preached. in RL dMler 8A-aa »-4Ut • Fbr every aad exposed window. DO YOU KNOW Sa t u r d a y Television PR O G R A M CKMT*yMifMff iftom Of ■afcav af l aadeo JS t m Mam Gun. WH Teaval S $ 1 A j9 6 a n d w . u a * Skt Bias ««riay Waavar Mww « makrlng Riohard Boone. Paladin Ttm Starr B. g ariaaaa. SS becomes Involved in International SAYB SAVB ^ F aikl • A itt Stores Bm st Salas Nnrm ael s intrigue when a prince is mup- AM MAIN ST.—Ml OaaZapla Bawflv ^ red In tbe doorway of Paladin's lt:W AMeaa Fateal fl£lri5n?^SJmaod Bmr. *'7ha bolel room and the dead man's Manchefitcr Awninig Co. DataeUva’s DUry M. Casa, of the Irate Inventor." Aa sMer. a Ruasiaa prince, a Oer- 199 WEST OKNtBB ST. Servieas AD Makes Of Hharig at CacUsa Boti-oalllstott daviea>mat mlsht maa~navar attache and aa Eng­ 1.-M Bawar eventoally prevent midadr acci­ lishman becoms suspects, MT KSSSl—ilitoliBriiei 19«D Washers, Dryers, r ilw fCM sliy dents turns Into a motivs (or mur­ der. n w S a ^ Baaaasa n . SS , Refrigmtors and (Color) starrlns Lems Greene U:SS Onasmske S t:M SSwTsarrtea " 8 u Francisco Hrilday.” Ben Starring James Araess. Chester, f i l e A h sH r A . Teieiisions At WIDIaai Tan (Tartwiisht 1s shanshaled onto a Doc and a wealthy Buffalo aU^ TUa la Crima Daiaetlaa boat heaS^heatBns forf o r Bone____ Kong. ner offer financial assistance to a Reasonflble F^^hies . Tezaa Kaaswa The DlobOlark Shaw ~S.-t8 beautiful but helidess Southern trM.Balaidair raifaraiaaae 8:W / “ j ' t. SS belle who arrives u Dodge City. CHAMBERS oa ■avia t "iBeaeadhunters______of Bofneo”_ .______Aa ex- Dlverca Ooari S Bfiovtng.... A U . Wo r k o iT ^ a n t e e d ‘“Straaze Holidar” - Claude Rains p^tlota from BaU to Borneo's ^w less Tears n and “ Murdar On The Footllghta.” Interior to visit the head-huntliM Vsur Just Msn w PaeUag.... David rairar. Dyak tribe and witness tbeir Get Set Os SS Storage.... WarM’a Baal Maviaa Stone Age rituals. The peurtr is 1#:SI Tembrisas TerriUry g led by. French anthropologist l*laratra t>. M Pierre Ivanolf. Mchard Wyle?^slM. “ No oSher S;M CaHaaa narbaaaa IS Way.’ A fine arts dealer susi>ects Long Distanee - MOVINfi f :W Oartaaa Oanlval t S:M Mnn And The Challeiwa^. M. SS ---- aa artist of being a man- wanted ISavta - IS George Nader stars “The Bntra tor treaaon, •Train To Tombetona” Dan Bens^'. Barton undertakes a dan­ Markhnm 4S ntAHJEB VAN 8BBVIOB Barrr-Tom Kaal.'- * „ gerous mountain climb and a Jubilee. B.SA. gg 4:15 Tha BIk rtsM M parachute lump to prove that, 1 «:M Brad Darla Shaw • emoUOnal stress promotes telepa­ U AS News, te th e r and Sperta 8. IS Florida Darby . . . •• thy. CnrtaJa Time a SOS B. MIDDLE TPKB. •iOO.OOOadded race for three-year- Wanted—Dead or Alive _ . S SiSn^y Night News SS M t f-fil87 or Htfd. Clf 7rl4fiS - old horaas” ^ • . Stairing Steve Me(}ueen. Randall Wrestling M . ropayaTbeata* S almost comes a cropper In hunt­ U ;1S Fealnre Film ^ > S B^ri Thrill; ■ JJ ing down a (UglUre omirged srith "Together Again” . Irene Dunne Dawcar U My Baataaaa JJ murder when the (ugltive^a father Wsrld’s Best Meries 8 We Sell tiW Amariesaa >• plots an iMenloua escape plan. The Ctome <)n ' ■ :ri Be Ow OseW : » LMve n 1b BeaVbr 8, SS. dt ;Slg Town (Jlrr T All fftr* CMt * % ^ ■’Wally'a Orchid." Beavers shy tlmeTlie raster IS TV Speciat Cary Mlddlecoff va Uoyd big brother, Wally, g ^ courage­ Shflnv Ri BARRE GUILD srtun at Crystal Rlyer. Fla. Jim­ ous and asks the meat glamorous ’“City of Shadows", Victor Mo- my DemarM, commentator. and aoriiistlcated girl In the Laglen.' MONUMENTS sophomore claaa to a dAiee. UtSS Nem * WaaOMT g Msues rietlMi TlMAter g S4S M*. Lucky . S Worid's Best Msvies B 1957 FIA T JJ Starring John Vlvynn. Lucky i il S News sp 4-Door Sedas. Model 1199 Thn b a Ban QuiM/llMMNat ttal S;M-Bi|r Mae ikaw W seeks help from an unusual soume IAS Featiws Film S (;M Bay Bw w s ■ srhen a strangely-srorded note “ A Dangerous Game", .Richard One owner, very sharp aMftMNyaarMCti Tap Waalara warns him that he is marked for Arien Malar Leasaa Baaaball U Charlie CAaa - 2S O N L Y $ ^ U hr dtpirttd bnd oaia OmsiR ft Baker af listen JJ SAB Mews aad WsaMsw . t Bata Tax TWkdhas g atSSihST'l^nrr Fonda. "M S k S SiSS News t ailtoatoMilflia. ngfewsy BaBdays H for BoqnW.’ ’ An escaped convict, S A P O R i n t m Gharila Ohu ^ ^ ‘ f srho baa promised to return to Maws. M prison after -rlritlng his dying , Q. Can you identify tbe fight aii- MEMORIAL OOMPANT ■ Tales sS The Voaasa g father, becomes the prey' of a TuwnMr on the recent TV produc­ 47# O e s tcr BL—XeL BO S-77SS , .Bhaat SMTiea J! mmeyJnmgiy beunly hunter. UtltopBtor Itotore Lawrpnea welk’s OaaeInK Party tion of “Body and Soul ?r* — Saul Al Warfc 7 _ ' s. w. n 94 Mapto 8t.i Manriheatar Pdpular musioal hour featuring A. Harry Valo—the regular fight I Haw 1b Marry" ‘^'^kmisaalrs A the Champagne'Music Makers. Mavis AtnifBS 18 announcer for Mndinon Square Sflie Fur Death^Vajlw Days Dive Bomber” , Brrol Slynn- Garden. Inadlng FhirlglB •’a?* S sii” 8M Melton Storage Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED PARK HILL lONDED nCKrUP W.H.ENRLAND ATLANTIC HEATING OILS 'FlowMr Shop . Fisher' LUMBER RO. Newim By . W ira OPEN ALL DAY L. T. WOOD CO. M l 9 - 1 4 4 1 DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 EM BiSOAD BT^^BO 9-7111 SATURDAYS 8 B. Center . f u. » ” f V * *1 » i. . PAGE''fiiR*EE r /V n- ** ■* MANCHESTER EVENmC HERALD, M^CHESTER, c 6 n N., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1960 p a g e t w o MANciiteSTfeR R^biNiNG HERALD, MARCriEiSt^A, CONN., ' ‘ SA'jfeRbXV, APRIL it,

IM W. MtDDUB TPHE. mtolMlI D-7S7S T U E S D A Y Television PROGRAM S U N D A Y Television PROGRAM FLETCHER lawman, he'# almost driven to t:t* Edge Of Night ' 1 claiming a second victim. Flemming, Secretary of Health. Beach. Fla.) will dUcuM moraln d:W CagtiacBtel OUauMm Adrralare Tim e Sz, M Soleaee FlcUoa Theater M CbsBBal and ethica In the nuclear age. GLASS (HIMPANY Am rricaa BaadalaAd tC t:M Hiuidi Wa T ro d < I Kducatlon and Welfare. Inter­ « ; t t Wkkt-:^' V «B f T t*«M« Erld Sevareid will subetitule for • ;W This Oar raltt l:N Fcatare Film * UBiverillr af Iha Air viewed on “ Education.’ Edward R. Murrow as moderator. SL*"m!^'* R...4.F U Talmae Cloaa-apa 2S ADTO GLASS______— ___ _ m _ R E F l Oatlarshl CUuim»H ''Seneadone". Eleanor Powell-Den- • :t& Nawa 4B . Meet The Press ^ ^ (Color) nie-O'Keefe-C. Audrey Smith. l:t* Prarrr College Nawa Caafereace Guest: Sehator Hubert Humphrey Ttm ENCIXISURBS — GLASS rUBNlTOBIl XOFS * '* * Starring*M ike Connor*. ELECTROKICS ■ :M tha OhrUtaphart 1:Z6 Voar Vaica la Waahlagtaa a ■ :M 'M h«lie T n y t r Papeye Thealer a. ** covsr agent Jinds himself hired ^ lid m k 1;M Accaal Oa Uvlag (D.. Minn.) . 7:M T *d »y Flret Shaw ** Thia la Tha U fa to kill the man he Is trying to FronMers Of------lUi Falfli 11, M Broken Arrow ' |’■ivcr*iiJ^ » l th* A ir Bey Begera " iABORATORiES ladaatrj Oa Pantda People To People » protect while Investigaung a ELECTRONICS l:4lfi Chrlallaa Selaaaa “ The Green Wound,** by Joseph 7:W n a y a r l:M Early Shew. _ crime committed by a pooalum Bloch, one drama of a cycle deal­ Phli Silvers JJ . 7:38 Town Crier, "Tlmherjack” . Bterllng Hayden • ;M CapUallam Champioasblp Bridge U New* and a midget. . Uhrlalophara ing with contemporary applloar 6:96 The Twenllelh-Century 9. M Teenevlne *• The Blflemaa •• LABORATORIES Vailh IB the Nawa lion of the Chrlsttaa ethlca. FraR- T:M PerceptieB Twlllghi Thealer / JJ 277 BROAD “ The Mysterious Deep. Part H. Brehkiawt H i m Starring Chuck Connors. **Smoke • :1S For AU Paapla chot Tone atara. * MANCHESTER Becky aad Hla FrimtAe •* Screen’ . A boyish «*D«riment. Cariaan Fnntlma t “ Inner Space.” Concluding epi­ l:M Hap Bloharde P;M PareeptloB sode of special two-part report on S:l* Almaaae >;U.CIaleii Cargo * smoking on the sly behind tjie 277 BROAD OhrlauBB SclaBCa Boy Bogeri 4# the oceana-of the world, dealing 8sU captalp Kugaree t:M Qalek Draw McOraw - * blacksmith shop, almost clears a Thla la Tha U fa 1:46 Toweri at Trntii { with ocean current*, behavior of Cartoea Playheaea murderer, by mistake.- _ , t:4S Amerlcaaa At Work 1:66 MaU O Tnne^ > MOTOR SALES ■:M Schedele Fer LcMaiag EA5Y TO th e'sea and the Importance ■ of t:M Feptpr* FUm Big PIrtaro . . a U.8 . Marshal ^ lt:M Lamp Unto Up Faat 2 The Qreal Cluaiange ^ _ t -TO rR OLDSMOBILE DEALER- t;U Walker. Newa akd Sperta * Rell^ous aerlaa. with p r. Georsa “ How Can You Get Things l^ n e further explorations of the ocean. "Too Meny Hu.bende t:M Bed Skeltoa 8h*W *. W PARK HERE Crothera. The problem facina a In a 'Democracy? Guests: Son. Special* guesU: Capt Jacquos- . ArUiur-Fred M*CMurr»y • :C* Almaaac ' ,a Skelton has Jay North * » X . Henry M. Ja<;kaon (D.. Wash.): YVes Cousteau, Dean Athelstan 512 WEST CENTER STREfT Diag ■>•» gcheel aUu- when ha porlrayi, ^ ^ ( U e family llvlna In a "deterloratlifle'' Spilhaus o f the University of Min­ RePiper Rheia , the Freeloader and suddenly tln M Then's never b p w ltln g X DepMMlable Service neighborhood In a' medlum-alaed Dr. Henry M. Wiiston, President M I 8 - l B l l Ter Phrel’* Fer Shew PbePe Fear Aaawoa - — ff American town will be dramallaed of the American Association at nesota, Swiss oceanographer ■ himaelf a multl-mllllonklre who probletn Bt STANfeK’S. Jacques Piccard and Navy lA . Leeeey T ppcp • ;tC Nawa ^ » . • » . « bewmea Involved with youiw — Beet Buy Yet In "The Seed Box” . Columbia University: Robert L. t:U Ospuiu ■ aagprep Newa aad Waatbaa * boy# newapaper#, bureaucrat# ' Thia la The Anawer * Hollbroner. author and lecturer. Don Walsh, who established a „ ' No ntetera eltlier. Open new world depth record earlipr t:M I Marrhlarrled Jew. • ;H n«4a Bepetto M and cope. , * to Challea Of SalraMea n Fro Baskothall tU M T h a rad n y eveB lm f* nnWI 7%ere’s iu> doubt about It. World's |l^ Movies t this year. < ^ "Safetf-Tesied Feere TV Daaee Party _ The Uhrlataphera M t;H Beu^ Break 7 :*t t 5*Toll Tbe Tratb J (Color) Guesta; Diana Dors. Judith When you buy TV or Ra­ Thia la Tha U fa . W “ Kissing Bandli" 8« « H «al ■ 2:96 I Soarch For . Advoainre 9 Btbvc SUIIIm U M ;M Bed B*we Shew Fbil BHrera Shew ■ ■ Anderaon and Joey Bishop. dio you watat dependable U:M Lock Up Aad U re __ ». « Whlxlybirda n Deagh Be Ml 7* 7* Celt 46 ** 61 Rellgloua serlea. "Tha Waraaw Bravo* Stallion Belirweed’e Beet Jl«m y Bmaol: 'nervtce to back It up— 2:66 Bopart Prom Washington ^ IS Comments • ^ ?! Used Cars" Wayde Pre#ton atarring. "Chain Ghetto". A apeclal program com­ Championship Bowling 69 U:M Oa ‘fiM Ga ' * Ruaa Hayden. ^ .of Command". Chris 1# arrested memorating tha aerenteenth an­ 9:66 SandM Sports Spectneninr ^9. 46 I \ 1 ; \ III'). -^ \ I I \ I I: S H I the kind you get here. 2:66 Lassie 9 Star Perf*nnaaee ^ , and thfeatened with court mar­ niversary of theiwaing of the Bud Palmer, host., “ i960 Senior Play Tear Baach *J. ' c 2 National A.A.U. Swimming and San Francisco Beat _ 9 tial when he questions the order ghetto In Poland's capital. _Spe- Overland Trail tS. 96 U :M i L » r » L u e r •• | of a career officer to evacuate •clal gueet: 'Rabbi Joachim Prinr. Diving Cliamplonships for Men." The Price li Bight ** ) America’s top Olympic swimming Movie Av 1 . ^ ^ U 7 :1 * ^weTISearlaa Edward# «• occupants of F7. WUdernesa. National President of the Ameri­ Kid^ Galahad” . Eklward G. Robin- U;M Deeemlwr- Bride , Ma*.. Highlight* » ConfidentialId e i------File II can Jewish Congrees. (R ) and diving contenders will be seen OeaeeatratUa 3* • In action. soh-Bette Davis 336 North Now# • , i« :M M-8qaad n . M Tha Llviag Word .' (ktnnonbaJl ^ 9? Teday’e Wemaa J Mart-In, 'I-et There Saerlflee of the Mass. Oral Bol^rts 19 .jsg em iMnfm Film < 7:M What la The World ^ J Starring Artistry, in Flowers 7:96 Dennis The Menace 9. 46 Main St. Ballinger poses aa a |ld;45.Falth For Today 9:96 Championship Bridge 19 ll:t* The Llriae , Be I-lght’’ I I With Charles Goren. Players a r^ Maverick ' ?• ?? SW?riSg’ John Smith and R o b ^ delivery man to rescue a kid­ Wet Wash — Pump Dry 11 :M Insights 9:66 Playhonse 96 ^ 4 ^ 19:66 Lev© Of Ufe ^ J. Crawford Jr. Jeaa Harper ^ naped eye .eiirgeon and save a Film _ I.geonard B. Harmon. Ivar Stax- “ Alas.-> Babylon, ’ starring IXm Tel. Tratb or Ceasequeaee* 22. Big Picture 3* gold vs Alphonse Moyse Jr., Ber­ The Beatle*. Oaa S, I cornea one of a group of reyoli^ child's sight, . . . FLOWER tram Gebhar Jr. Murray, Barbara Rush, K)m MI 9-5*253 (ionary terrorieta a l^ g the Garry Moore 8how - I. *• Fluff Dry Sacred Heart Hunter,’ Everett Sloane. Judith BUILDING MATERIALS U -.at Search Fer 'Temerrew UnlUn! States CJanadtan border in 11:18 Living Word «• 4:66 FanI WInchell Rhow. It Oeald Be Yea . ?! Guests: Janls. Paige and A Evelyn. R IU Moreno and guest “Midnight Rebellion” , ^ m Case. Savings Over 11:S* Oaihera Three ** Ask Wastilngtoa - 96 Star Dana Andrews. How an f^ere That B*b •. M. I FASHIONS ' ------Jamee Mnc- N«w.<*roan answer viewers’ nuest- LUMBER FUEL U;tt The Oaidlag UgU t. i ^Iw^nes as. s* *rV Preseato . *, 6* O rd in ary American, community uses II* ■ starring Ty Hardin 1"."**®"*®”“ ■1 Saw You Tomorrow." Involve# andr^w, boat. *T^^y Culled H^r tions. collective resources to live I:M New. . , By Laundry Service Original dance-^^g- Mo.vie ^ ^ ,, , ?-9 NEW HOORS: OPEN DAILt 7:S0 AJ«. MONDAT Utrii SATURDAY Aboat Face. ,___*•. I paaaage." Bronco la ahot by - a US Foreign.service agent (John drama ©f Harrlfit-Tubmano.,lf!adfr “■Trlumplv'of. Sherlock Holmes. through thg- holocaust, of a third * OPEN UNTIL 5 P0«. MONDAP Thni THUB8DAT ■ - t- At Berne 7t'ith--.RHty . Iriend Marahal HIckok. In Hudson) -on temporary duly In of the “ underground railroad Arthur Wanter-Ian Fleming. World war. M arie Matlaee _ *' , plan to uncovrt- a murderer.- France. In a ghastly 'accident In M ILIKO W SKi AT 4:96 Hartford Symphony Orehestm 9 Snnday Showcase ___ . g;M Let'a Traycl *? time’ during a weekend visit at during the Civil "War i>eriod. . Col9r. presents “ Hollywood Sings, '■Suer". Part II. Tyrooe Pow er THU la Oar Faith » '' WoYld Championship Golf 22. M l:tS Oar Mi.e Br^he ■ Draai. O'Keefe Shew , the home of a wealthy woman. Golfdom’s greatest pliwlng on the a musical revue starring Tammy FRlbAY I^IGHTS UNTIL 8:30 Towne become* a w>clal cH m ^r Movie At 1# , . „ ' i f 695 M A IN STREETT The Mad Hooae rj Grimes and special guest Eddie l!*a A. The W*rld Tarae I. ' Highway Holtdaya nation's iop courses. Bob Crosby HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTBRS Cladcrrlla TTechead woe. an helreaa and her enobbleh Ijike Placid Serenade . Vera Ral- Ml 9-5268 MANCHESTER I Televlalon Wurkahon 5 commentator. Sam Snead vs Albert. 'The revue takes a tongue- aoclety crowd, and endanger# me aton-Vera Vague in-cheek look at the development ELLINGTON BRANCH— wfeST RD., ROUTTE 88— ^TRemoBt 5-8*18 News happinesa of hta family and “ Teflaie Malfit'ano” . Marring Mason Rudolph. Fngennl changed 16;S« Keep Talking L «•. 63 Maureen Stapleton. Warm and Featnre §)t song and motion {lictures. 1:56 Frwyejp ____ _ - friend, because of hla Merv GrKfln. emcee. Regular LAUNDROMAT friendly woman, wife of a rea- Face The Nation 9;96 Lawman H t:M Day la OeaH ». aen.e of yaluea. panel member# are Morey Am­ In taurant owner, triea to help her News Interview program: with • :H Dlnnh Shore Show Fer Better er Were* - ». sterdam. Pat Carroll. Orson Bean 660 Stuart Novlns. moderator. Guest Color Guests: Vic Damone, The •■-T^iM V n t at A Co^i^ Danny Dayton. Paul WInchell. Mnrvts Bldg. frienda and cuetomera with their Wlere Brothers and special guest Qaeca Fer A Day »*. C en ter S t. personal ‘prohlema but la accused Senator John F. Kennedy fD. 1:M Gale Storm Sbew - • Paul Hartman. Vera MIIm Johnny Bfldnlghl n of meddling in their Uvea. Alao Mass.). Democratic Presidential B«*Uv Grable. Also the real son Hoaee Party »• George Peppard co-atan A Medle *• YOUR YARN SHOP (Desi IV ) and the TV son (Keith I.«retta T*aag Tlieater *t. and elderly achool croaalng goart Anton Waldek." atarring Joaeph aspirant Thib^eaux) of Lucille Ball and W. P. QUISH 11 :M News, Weather A Sports 3. 3, U (One Block EMt of M b Ib 'Wiaeman. Former European con­ 5:66 Matty^s Fnnday S:M Mr. aad Mre. Kerib In a typical auburbatn community “ Une of Screamagn* Casper, the I>e8l A max In “Little . Rlckjj* Yaaac Dr Matoaa Cl Big News 3* B etween Onk nad Birch) ductor who enjoya relieving the Combo. a seven-piece all-1 la accused of an unaavop' ao^ News nnd Weather 36 trlumpha of hfa paat career and friendly ghost finds a small boy, Beat Tbe deck a. The Many V t r e t of DoWo OHIle 1 Fealnre W Art Needlework SnppHe* trl^a to convince hla frienda that Billy, mho’s not afraid of him band. All Star rtoybaaee Starring Dwayne Hickman. Anx­ Free InstmctloTM RREEN PHlIRMAGY and welcomes his helpful tips on ‘The Rebel FUNERAL HOME 11 ;I6 "SpreinI” ^ - even here In America he la high- S:M Tbe Terdlet la Teara *. ious to Impeeaa aome cWlc-mlna- What Happened In Wleconstn? Free ParkfaiF CHARLES A. BARBATO lir rfspoclod bocauaa of hla musi­ how to play football, other stories. Movie At 9 Frem Tbeee Beale **. ed parent#, DoNe talk# hi# mother “ Find The Blackmailer.** TEL. MI S-5848 CeBBeetleal Baadetaad jack Paar Show 50 COTTAGE ST.— MI t-*868 B.S., Phnrm. cal bnrkgroiind. Caaqaest , 9 6 2*8 MAIN STREET and rather Into Joining the Cen­ World's Best Movies Charles Colllngwood. host and nar­ Ijockhart-Faye^Emerson. Katby Oedfrey tral High School Studenta ^ nn U A IID PRESCRIPTION News Roaadap * 9:96 Alfred HHchcoek Presents 9 ''Finger Man" ,, Nows Review ta rator. “ Mother !.^ve.’’ The p i^ Who De Tea Traett Parent. Betterment I..eague on the Fealnre to f* gram shows the work of psvcholo- The Ainskans 9< 46. 69 t;«t Baagrr A;^y Iff nUUK S E R V IC E Johns Hopkins File 7 tv 22. 96 ,v e.ve of the organlaatlon a annual 11:36 dnek Pnnr Shaw ** "■Venus and Tho Dead Klnfr . a ^sts at the University of Wiscon­ 1#:66 Ijoretta Young Show Comedy Playheaee ^ **. mu.ical reTue. Night Emergency CnII Jack Benny Program 9 AmcHcaa BaadetaaC ■ l t ;66 Featave Film _ .. . * I provocative Imir' of the world- sin who are studying mother love "No Eecape’’ Dean Jagger-John IT’S M l S-40S0 famous Balllmore Museum of and mother-child relationships Jack Benny enters sloggan cem- Slarring*Tlugh O’Brian '1Je Art with Denys Peter Myers, -with babv monkeys. (R ). teat, then tries td su6 tne firm RORERT J. INCORPORATED ^Sitng Home." Jeaa Park Salvation of Emma Clanton . Al­ Carradine ^ FREE DELIVERY ass'I director of the museum con­ I:M TV Calirgg Bawl * sponiioring the event when Ma Rusecll Hayden though Barp killed only 1:66 New* ** taining the noted Wurtsburger Information game; Allen Luden, entry loses. Tbe Three Stoeaea during hta career da a frontier 1:M Now# » Carey's M l Middle Tnmpike Eaurt Open End Collection of Primitive Art and • moderator and eight REAE t:18 Secret Storm ^ ______—c TEL Ml 0-144S Cohn Colleollon. contestants. Team of four under-, 16:96 h W* s My U s e * RESTAURANT l* : l* Wnshinelon BepaH 1. gradualss from University of Johnny Siaceato SMITH INSURANCE IN MANCHESTER • -INSURANSMITH8 SINCE l»M " 11:18 Capital Reparts * Oklahoma will challenge a team Not For Hire ESTATE of four from N.Y.U. Tea-4 ' N S M A I K s t r e e t , GRODNO FLOOR— M I 8-5*41 America At Wark 8* Alfred wHilchroefc FressAtn W E D N E S D A Y Teferision PROGRAM Why Not TBk* Her Out Yoar Senator Beparts * Falecttoa__ ___ Rpeelal gpscli 11:66 Sunday News Special 11 :M Command Performaaee ■ 11 rhamnlonshin Bridge Hawallaa Eye I, 46 To Dinner For A qu mgeT Nkliels T I D F Stories Feom Oater Spaca Time Present 22 96 News Elsley artd kob News News aad Weather Adventure J*™ * . ?! Starring Anthony E JUST ASK HER— Riahon Pike Chet Himtley Reporting, Amerieaa Baadstaad •• Courad. "The Lad:d y’a Not Ni ' For Mouclwster ■ Inc. The Rt. Rev. James A . Pike. features. Washington Beport 6:66 CsBUBeatal Claa*r##m SEE! STHAT s h e S A T S ! 11:16 Snndny Night Movio 6:16 SM;red Heart Traveling' Investigator Steele, Bishop of Proteslant Bpiscopal The Ijone Banger .. g *•** ” “ JhM-.lt3^I#land''. Joaa Oroea- on government order#. a » e e e to “ Ghost Town Fury.** two cour­ “Flgntlng C6ast Guard’*, 6:M ‘Tkia Oar FaMk . . ^ . ------J(5j, GOODYEAR Church Diocese of California, and wood-Basdlwo^-Basdl Badford. ^ ^ help ^ r l enter Hong Kong Il­ Con M I S-1415 (or ReeervBtloBS piest—William U. EsV. chairman ageous Youngsters team up with Donlevy-Forrest Tucker. Make A Difference Where Yon Save! OeattBeatal CIsssrMBi Feaeye Theater 11:16 Fealnre Film 9 IT DOES (Color) 77 legally. though he ta aware that of health educallon. Great Neck the Masked Rider In an attempt First Shew thelr'llvea will be in the hand# of PLENTT OF FABKING North Senior High School.' Great to capture a terror-bent outlaw “ What a Woman." Rosalind Ru 6:66 GatksHe Prays# Bey Begera 76 NYLON TIRES tJeck L. I.. N. T . A discussion on sell-Bripn Ahtm* . ___ [ ______* . -.lrf6 .X*day . _ _ . ______f;16 Karty-Bhew------_ ..... 76 hostile forces. _____ X. AT 45-E. OENTHB. ST. "Alcohol and the Adolescent." ^vervmna's Family 19 World's Best Movies 8 -ft -'fr- dr Mtortoag Bnalaar "Slave Ship". Wallac* Beery Hasbar Cammaad • " 1 * 11 :S8 Teeaers Talk Pp * Film • H “ Somewhere I ’ ll Find Yosi.*' 7:76 Prayer Tceasrllle It 6:16 I’ve Got A Secret 3 Btnre And Pinnt M6 Brond St. 11:.8S News J 6:46 Small World . 9. 46 f.,ntj Show 96 7:76 Tewa Crte# Twilight Thrttor With Garry Moore, host: panel- 1;M We Believe . J Arnold Tovnbee. British historian Nancy Steele I* Missing**. Victor 3i% Newa . _ ..__ My Friead Flicka Ista Bill Chillen, Henry Morgan, College New* C-unfcreBC^ « (from Tendon): Rol^rt Graves. Mcl.4iglen SAVINGS 7:66 Ckaileage e* CapMaliam 6:66 cintefc Cargo - Betsy Palmer. Besa Myerson and m o Ml 3-5179 Noted perRonaltty-Interviewed bv .British poet and novelist (from 12:56 News and Weniher i 8 Breaktaat 'naa* teats. MR. GAR OWNER! 12:56 Moment ef Meditation 9 6:66 Haa Blehards .6:66 Rat Maslerson -' urns aad Allen 18 « panel of college Mudenls. Ruth Washington. D. C.) and , Philip -Current Cartoon Playhodse g Hag>’. Moderator. Arthur S. W’vlle. novelist (from Miami 1:96 News 9 iijic/ L O A N 6:16 Almaaac A S S O I A r I O N Annual 3:1S Captain Kaagaree Three Musketeer# . _ . 16:66 TV Hour 6:76 Weather. News aad Sperts "How To Make a Killing" starring D ividen d 6:36 Schedale Far Xearalag E va Gabor. Claude Dauphin nnd 84 HOUR SERV1CK V f A / m r 6:46 It’s Fan T* Bedaee. -- 6:36 Spertseope, Newa B Weather - Robert Loggia. Story concerns a For thorough, depend­ R a te 6:66 Featar. Film . . _ Itobln' Hood beautiful woman who la consider­ AMBULANCE 6t.666T rm a a c ia t iii6Tit >t i6N "Three Girla About Town". Joan G ad i^ n t Gaddi# ing marriage to an heir of a vast able service on any make M O N D A Y Television PROGRAM Blondell-Janet Blair. Kaeore fortune* only to discover that his Diag Dear Beimel » 6:46 News S. 77. 63 SERVICE 9:66 Danny ’Tlisma* Nhow / 0 o z ^ A t a i M uncles stand in the way of his B'ho Do You Trust? 53 Romper Room “ 6:66 Sport# inheritance. of car see OF MANCHESTER ContlneniHl ClassAoaaf- 4:66:Banger Andy Petar Cfnnn Tex Pavel** Fam Show J# 36 8:66 FarT* Precfhcl Albert Bnrhe Beperta This Is VouT Life 77. 36 6:15 Sacred Heart Cornmedy Playhoase 22. 96 Looaev Tune* g After Dianer Movie . .. Ralph Edwards is host. 6:90 This Our Faith Amenean Bandstand 8 53 9:96 Ann Sothsrn 8h«w 9:15 Captain Kangaroo 7:6 TEL. Mi 3-0350 TV Tfiealer "The World o(*Sholem Alelchem . Weanesday Night Fights 8. M Continental Classroom Motie __ 18 9:99 I Married Joan * Gertrude Berg-Nancy Walker. Gale Kervih vs. Jay Fullmer. 10 (Color) “ Monster From The Ocean Floor” •“Th<* Glorious 4th” starring Dick Foco* S round welterweight. York A Confederate corporal 6:66 Reaatjr B re :* “ Shotgun Slade Bourne Buick, Inc. 6:69 Catholic Prpyer Anne Kimbell-StuArt Wade Don WILLIS Garage Moiie At Seven .. Movie At 16 ^ ^ 7:66 Today' The Three Stooges 46 directs the men in hi* charge to U :66 Bed Bewe ^pW " “The Long Memory . John M31i»- steal chickens from a nearto’ SPECIALISTS IN Doagh Be Ml “Square Dance Jubilee * *85 Main SL— Phone M I 9-i511 Vniversity of the Air 4:16 Secret Storm 46 Barry John McCallum 7:26 Prayer 4:96 Edge of Night 9 farm when they are without food. WHEEL ALIGNMENT aad ^ 0 ^ Hollywood'* Bert- __ * Adventure* In Paradise 9. 46. 59 "Her Cardboard Lover" Weather—Local Newff Beginnings QUALITlf USED CABS 7:25 Town Cfler Adventure Time 22. 36 BRAKE SERVICE New* and Weather Safe Fur News - American Bandstand .46 Gilixen Soldier 18 16:36 Oa The Go • 19:99 WIchfta Town ,, 7. *• 16:66 Hennesnfy 9 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Star Pertormaace • 26 Men Joel McCrea stars. “ Sldekicka. 7:96 Perception 6 :H Featnre Film - S A cowbov frames his friend on 'Breakfast Time “ Happy Go l^Xely". David Niven- Starring Jackie Gooj^r. When he tntplipP f-4581—18 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER Play Your Haach m - J 7:15 New*. DoagUa Edward* Storage Is ordered to field duty with the 11:66 I Love Luct » " The Pa*«erby horse stealing charge to prevf^t 9:66 Hap Richards Vera Allen \ him from marrying a wealthy 8:16 Almanac Fopeye, Theater \ 9. Marines. Navy dentist Harvey -Fhe Price la Bight **• * New* BONDED .eiCK-UP 8:16 Captain Kangaroo First Show 22 3nencer Blair objects to the as­ 71:36 December Bride- ' 7;9i Be Oar Gnect. socialite. Tab Hunter will atar in k new 8 :S6 Schedule For Learning Roy Borers Show Jf signment until pretty twins are Ooaceatratioa a J Starring Keefe Bra**elle. Trackdown 49 weekly half-hour comedy series 9:46. It’s Fun To Redare 5:86 F.arly Shew . « 96 assigned to hls staff. Diaacr la Served and emcee. Gueata; Father Ber­ 19:45 Inside Football “ The Fabulous Senortta* , Eslel- Oscar Night la Hollyw'ood 22, 96 Markham 9S titled, "Bachelor-At-Carge,- on 6:66 Feature Film •'ll™ _ . nard de Brlenne, Canada'* mu»li NBC-TV ncKt season. Tkb will Fisher •■Strangers” .- ^ Ingrid - 3ergm an- _____ letp JlXKldgUPP^ -. - ;______. A pre«Osrar Awards leiec-ast from SHERWIN-WiaiAMS 11:46 Tbe Ovl« Ward a cal prieft. De_ Marco, sing­ U:99 New*. Weather and Sport* 8. 8. 18 U Cave Of *le _ ♦ George Sanders Teeasville Y? I-ndlywood’ s Brown" Derb'y R es-’ :66 J. er and Salvatore Baccalbhl. opera New* and Weather play a successrul youngf bachelor Twilight Theater JJ ftaurdnt where Tony Randall and. Trdth or Co.aacgueaee# 77. 3 DRY CLEANSERS, Inc. Ding Dong Schoel MINTS EXTERIOR ringer. Big New* cartoonist.. .PatU Page will ap­ Homper Boom Rin Tin Tin 99 ,'Betsy Palmer will interview • INTERIOR _____ BesUcs* Oan 6. > Wagon Trota _ W. 99 Featnre 49 49 r u BROAD ST.— MI 9-7111 5:55 Clutch Cargo, J nom ine^ and_ other personaUties 17:36 Search For Tomorrew ro-f»tar* Ward Bond and Robert pear on Bob Hope's April 20 Tex Pavel's Fan Shew PICTURE FRAMES— ARTIST MATERIALS! It CesM Be Yo* n 3 17:15 Feature Film , Loonev Tunes * ^ 6:66 Woody Woodpecker * ’ . wTien they .slop ofU for some Uorton. “ The Maggie Hamilton “ Storm Fever . Cornel ^llde-Jean show.. .The ■We!cbme-Home-Elvis Cartoon Plavhouse ■» ' Awards festivities. WALLPAPER, Etc Love That Beb t. 46 5 Story.” A rpolled young fnrl 9:16 Cantaln Kangaroe *6 17:45 The Onidlag Light 3. 4 Wallace Qommittee on Frautk Sinatra's May 9:96 I Married Joan * Libernce ♦' ' 99 Movie at 10 99 981 M AIN ST. TEL. MI 8-6686 '(Susan Oliver) runs away from Jack Paar Show 6:26 Weather. News B Sports J “The \’erdict“ . Pete Lorre 1:66 Ndwa a #e M the'wagon, train to attract atten­ 12 spectacular will consiet o4 Focus '25 Almanac. 9 About Faces 6. *6. M World** Be*t Movle*^, 9:55 Beauty Break « 16:96 “ Ted Mack Jt The Origlaml — At Home With BHty 33 tion. (Color) “ Romance On the High "The Voice,” Sammy Davis Jr^ 16:66 Bed Bowe Show ^ « Cinbhonsf JJ Amateur Hour" 8. 99 Border Patrel Modern Digest - 55 Movie M *Uaee_ ...... “ Seas” . Tommy Sands and Joey Bishop... Dough Re Ml *<. *6 Entertalmjnent by talented per­ "Everyber Star. Performance 5 6:66 Albert, Burke Reports 86 mailing In-dhelr winning choices. MONDAY- Thru FRIDAY 1:66 Our Ml## Brort™ , A 12:50 New* aad Weather Sports lt16 A# rhe World Tara# .6 16 9:39 The Price 1* Bight • 21. 99 1*99 Headliae*/ first ABC "special." Play Your Hunch 9* JJ TV Show With June Allyssa 9, 46 Who Do Y'ou Tru#t7 11:66 I Love:Lucy ~ 9* 7:66 This Is AUeo “ Suspected” starring Ann Blyth. Color-Bill Chillen is emcee. ; New* The Price Is Bight *J Fealnre - * Girl. Involved by circumstantial 9 A.M. Newa - ' , ■ Men Into Space . ^ Economics of American Hlstarv 8 Mori. At 7 ^ , .. *,* The Christopher# Starring Wimam Lundipan. Col ’'Northwert Trial „ John LUeU eviden<;e in a murder, who finds 1:66 Prayer . _ * onel McCauley contradicts ms own MANCHESTER 11:96 Concentration *"• 9J that no one believes her account 3:66 For Better er.For Wersc 1, December Bride J Joan Woodbury ^ statement that “ there are no OPTICAL STTUB BAB Weather. Locat Newa „ of the fatal events. TEX PAVELS FUN SHOW aeea For A Day 37. heroes In space” to attempt the ULTRA FASHION Hollywood’s Be'dt (Cent d) 8 S2nd Annual Oscar Award Khow M AIN ST.— M I 8-1181 Cover Story ^ JJ Nrwa ol the Hour and Weather »« Say la Court #• rescue • bC a scientist who Is News .and Weather JJ 22. 96 6:36 House Party „ . trapped by the static charge of a "‘ HEARING GLASSES. Film . JJ Awards presentation ceremony of CARTOONS AND INTERJESTINO BITS Leretta Yoang Theater 27. 11:46 The Living Word . JJ Eeople's Choice JJ rccket launched from the moon PROFESSIONAL HEARINO _ 17 OAK ST. 7:18 Ma... HlxhllxhU ^ „ ** the Academy of Motion Pictures Gale Storm Show 6 to survey Venus. by OUALITONE 12:00 Love Of Life 9 *£ DoBRla. Kdwarda A «hr ,Hrw. Arts and'Sciences at Hollywood’s 7:66 The Millloaalra Orsie ft Harriet AID,SERVICE Truth or Coaseqaenees 22. 96 Pantages Theater. Boh Nope is Yoang Dr Malone 77. it Restless Oan 9. >3 Nrwa • ?! LEADERSHIP •’The T Shirt” . Oaxie's novel 699 MAIN ST. . 7;3* Kate Smith Show ■ • emcee The cast includes Pred Beat The Clock 8. 33 “Welcome Home” idea'for-the re­ NEW . . . Phose Ml 3-6247 12:96. Search For Tomorrow _ * Starring Kale Smith and featur­ Astaire. Cyd Charisse, Richard All Star Flaykoasa 16 turn of a distinguished cltUen Hartford JA 5-21S1 It Could Br You . ?S ing Neal Hefll and his orchestra: Oonie Sanimv Davis Jr.. Adgle |:M Tfce Verdict 1# Yearn 3. 16 almost backfire*. • Beauty l„ove That Bob*. ► ^ H -Guest; Arthur Tracy.-singer. Dickenson. RUa Fitzgerald, Gogi Frem Tfcese •*»•*• . 17 16 The Viking* 18 • Performance 12:45 The Guiding Light , S.. 46 Grant Busan Hayward. Joni . CenaecUcat Baadstaad Birerboat . . . ?• 9:99 The Millionaire J Home. appointnieiitB— 6:66 NeWk “ . ^ Darren McGavln stars. Captain James liYankte Laine; Janet COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK. Inc. Kathy Oidfycy ■ , • Conceaiability About Faces 9. 4f, M ^Wlth Matvln MlUeK A young by .your invitatloB. * Holden becomes Involved in Leij^. Gina lyOltobH^da. Yves Who Do You TrtirtT woman'isecretly backs the .singing At Hoine With Kitty t2 batlle'rf'between Cherokee Indians Montand. Carl Relnet* Barbara investments 1:66 Banger i^ y. . " Movie Mdlinee ^ 77. 36 career of her boyfriend with the DRAPERIES aid and the Army colonel who has Rush. Meredith WlUsqn, Natalie t ' MR. GEORGE F. JOHNSON JR., Manager Comedy Playhouao help of the million dollars she re­ “Suzev” Part I. Tyronhe Power been tirdered to relocate them In Wood and many'.othera/ Also Gary American Baadstaad. *■ iS 1:65 Our Miss Brooks ^ 9 Cooper Arlene Dahl. Rock Hud­ FRIENDLT AND HELPFUL •ntANSAOTION» HANDLED ceived 1:90 As The .World Turns 9. 16 “TlieiLong Trail.” ’"nie*Horn Blown At Midnight" Ferrv Como’* Masle Hall 22. 99 Chf^yenae 9. u son. Fernando I..amas, Hope ON ALL EXCHANGES U8TED AND UNLISTED—BfUTUAL FUNDS (Color) Guests: Sarah Vaughn Who Do Y’oa Trust ^9 Clint Walker stars In “ I..onc Gun” I#ange y and singer Frankie The Three Stoeges See Vs for...... __ CURTAINS . News J! Allen and Rossle. comedy team (R ) Cheyenne Bodie. In an. at­ Vaughan as participants. 6*8 M AIN STREET TEL. Ml 8-1105 :16 Seeret Storm and The Piero Brothers. PYRENE and C02 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS* . .. P * This Is The Answer 59 tempt to take the first cattle drive :36 Edge Ol Night. 1:95 At Home With Kitty . JJ 11:06 News, Weather ft Sports 9. 18 t Bc^tifully Cleonod 2:66 For Belter ot For Werso 9 JM into Dodge City, takes on trail >iBi8 New* ■" 22'- ALSO FOR REFILLING SERVICE Uaeen For a Oay 22 <6 pirates and mutinous cowhands. New* and Wealher 96 8:66 Dnekpin Rowling 19 . Feature 46 . 46 AU Ezpenae Tour# and Cruise* Day In Court v 8 ^ The Texan e , 8. 46 11:1& Fealar* Film v, s 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE SCHIEBEL BROTHERS ond Pressed 2-596 Hossf Parlv 8 16 Starring Rory Calhoun. Bill I.*ong- M ldn M t EQpisode". Stanley Holl- 7 Leretta Young Theater 22. 96 B E A U T I F U L d i s p l a y s SINCE 1919 Gale Storm Snow • .8 53 le|D )rid«‘8 into a .small 'town to away-NaUiahaNat ‘ Parry.“ GLOBE TIrkete, ReaervaUona, InfMianUon visit-an old lawmhn friend and Wsrid'a Bast Mavlaa DISTRIBUTORS 9:66 The Millionaire . J Airline*. Sfeniwdap, lUOroiUI Vnang Dr. Malone ----- 22. 96 finds him Jailed for homicide on — "Angela Are Flye" The LADD and HALL CO.', Inc. - PBOCTOB ROAD and CENTER 8TBMT . ' MANCHESTER Beat th* riordi 8 '9 the eve of what was to have been Fealare M TRAVEL SERVICE Hotd^ Beaorts. PHONE MI 8-2754— ROCKVII.LE. 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