. , - r - / FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1961 FAffll TWENTY ^anrliirBtpr CnrninQ ffi^raUt ATenge Dally Net Preu Bob For Om WMk JM M The Weather Hay «, IN I roreoMt of U. S. Weather BeriM The Keeiaey FTA will aponaor a the holiday Is an oocaaton for «on- bake sale tomorrow at 8:S0 a.m. at 'Jews Will Note flrmatlon and . for aehoOl servioes. About Town House and Hale department store. Hospital Not^ Seniors of the Temple Hlfli 1 3 ^ 3 2 6 Claer, eogl, tonight. Ixtw 88-44. Feast of Weeks School wrho will redelve gradua­ VMttag boors are X to t pas. tion certificates are Edwraird Bor- HOUSE &. HALE Member of the Audit Sunday moetly gimny, onotlaaed Tha MaadHwter Hod and Gun The enmul dinner meeting of Barean of Gtronlatloii cool, l ^ h in 6de. Club win hold lU annual gpring the Planned Parenthood League of for aU areas except matoroity The Jewish holiday of Shaviios. gtda, Susan Cohen, Louise Cooper, MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER where they are X to 4:S« aad «:SV Martin Ooodstine, Nancy Hall, Manchester^—A City of Village Charm cleanup at the clubhouse on Daly Connecticut will be held at the or Feast of Weeks, 'wHi be ob- Hi), Coventry, Sunday, Dinner will New Haven Lawn Club In New to 8 p.m.; Slid private reoim Jo-Unda Leib, Barry Snyder, be served. Haven Wednesday, May >4, at T where they are I t a.m. to * pjm* eerved beginning at eundown to­ Phyllis Solomon, and Gerald p.m. Visitors are requested met to morrow and ending at sundown Wallach. VOL. LXXX, NO. 196 (TEN PAGES—TV SECH'ION) MANCHESTER, CONN:, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1961 (Claealfled AdvertUlng on Page S) PRICE n V E CBNTB The Rev. Charles K. Shaw, prln- smoke la patieata* rooms. No more Monday. George Sandala, chairman of dpsl of the new EU«t Catholic The annual potluck for Girl than two visitors at one time, per Holiday services at Tenqile the Temple school committee, 'will Scout adults in Manchester. Bol­ patient. present the certificates. Mrs. Louis Hilgh School which will open In the Beth Sholom will be at 10 a.m. fan. win be guest speaker at a ton and Glastonbury will be held Hurwitx, president of the Ibmple Heeds Plea by Junta nMHrting of the Klwanis Club of i in Neill Hall at St. Mary's Eplaco- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: on Sunday, at which nine seniora Sisterhood, will present each gred- Alabama *s State News Manchester Tuesday noon at the ipal Church Monday at 6:30 p.m. John Horan, Bolton; Linda Wake­ of the Temple High School will uate with a Bible es a gift from Manchester Country Club. field. RFO 3, Rockville; Otto be graduated; a Yiskor memorial the Sisterhood. Thomas P. DeUlastro, 19. son Wicke, Massack Boarding Home, service at 10 a.m. on Monday, Advertisement- Buses Bar ROK President Yun Roundup of Mr, and Mrs. Peter J. DelJIas- Rockville; Peter Sierth, South and a sarviob for parenta and chil­ Anderson Shea Auxiliary, VF\V. tro. 27 Essex St., and John P. Windsor; Mrs. Prances Korner. 63 Kennedy, Nikita Talk will sponsor a public oard party to­ Humphrey. 18. son of Mr. and dren at 11 ajn. Monday. Get charcoal in rtew 10 lb.‘-sixe EIro St.; Mrs. Pauline Janelle, Shavuos ii'obseryed aqven weaka and 5, 10 and 20 Ib. Briquets at night at 8 at the post home. Mrs. Patrick W. Humphrey, 86 104 Union St., Rockville; Mra. Bias Foes Linden St., have been assigned to after Passover. In ancient Pales­ Plnehurst, Saturday. Hod Carrier Evangeline Delnicki, South Wind­ tine. it marked the end of the Cancels Resignation Mrs. Edward J. Moriarty. 27 K Co. of the 2nd training regiment sor; Mrs. Beryl Wilson, Broad Kensington St-, was elected vice at Ft. DLx. N. J., for eight weeks' grnin harvMt Which began on Blymlngham, Ala., May 20 Brook; David Behrmann, Hebron Passover and wrais tielebmted with Picket Lines president, suid Mrs. Peter E. basic -training in the A m y Re­ Rd, Bolton; William Auden, V (/P)— A Greyhound bos polled Kaktenia 12S Adelaide Rd., cor­ serves. After six months’ train­ a pllgrimaga to Jerusalem to Seoul, Koreg, May 20 (ff)— f^un from expressing regreU about Durkin St.; Mrs. Louise M il'e's. Presents Recital bring flrat fruits of the new har­ out o t here today with a ra­ the revolt that overthrew' the Halt Trucks responding secretary of Mount ing. both will assume hometown Scott Dr., Vernon; Mra. Paulihe Bowing to pleas of rebel gen­ Saint Joseph Academy Alumnae duty with the 169th Infantry of Miaa Pamela S- Parker, 17, a vest. to the Temple, cially mixed group on board. elected government. Seen First of Series erals, President Yun Po-sun Association at its annual meeting the National Guard in Manches­ Joseph. East HuTford; Mrs. Jean senior at Manchester High School Of greater, aignifleaneb, how­ The young Negroes and white "The military coup d’etat seems Hartford, May 20 (/P)— A recently at the Academy in West ter. Willard, 76 S t^ p Hollow Lane; ever, ie the fact that 50 days after people had waited at the sta­ today ‘’.withdrew his one-day to give the people many encourag­ new complication has devel­ Catherine Koebler, 170 Maple St.; will be presented in a second aolo the first Passover,, the Israelites old resignation to give South ing hopes for the future although Hartford. Both will serve two-year piano recital Monday at 8:15 p.ni. Sincere end lielpful guid- tion almost 18 hours trying to it wss quite regrettable and I wish oped in the 42-day-old hod term a Tne car wash, achedul^ by John Mrs. Charlotte Overley,' 9 Eva Clr., recrived the Ten -Commandments Korea’s new military regime Rockville; David Scott, 572* Cen­ in the chapel of South Methodist on Mt. Sinai. For : thousands of ence in the selection el get on board the bus for it had.never occured in this coun­ carrier strike. Mather Chapter of DeMolay for Itnitaj your lemily mdsumooL constitutional status. try,” lie said. tomorrow, has been postpone un­ ter St.; Mrs. Kathleen Boudreau, Church. The recital will be the years, the Jewish people have ob­ Montgomery. The wily pas­ Several Hartford area contrac­ Deep River; Mrs. Mabel Loomis, served Shavuos as the anniversary Consult os without oblifition. . The 6S-year-oId elder statesman And he warned that he would re­ tors have complained that they President May Get til Saturday, May 27. fourth in the spring aeries by atu- sengers were the almost two sinnounced that he had agreed to 248 School St.; David Grlllo, 24 of the revelation of God to their dozen members of the racial­ sign again if the new regime takes are encountering difficulties in ATLANTIC Highland Dr., Wapping. dents of the Werner Studio. ancestors at Sinai, and' the accept­ stay on as the civilian figurehead a direction of which he disap­ storing newly-arrived supplies be­ The American Legion Depart­ THOMAS FINNIE ly integrated group. chief-of-state to avoid "interna­ cause union truck drivers are re­ FURNACE OIL ment of Connecticut will hold its ADMITTED TODAY: Linda The pianls^ daughter of_Mr. ance there of the Torah with Its tional repercussions.” proves. Jean Topping. 88 Hillside Dr.; and Mrs. Leo Parker of Lowell, divine laws and teachings. It is in 328 CH.\RTER OAK SlAtBET In lightning raids during the fusing to cross picket lines... Aatemadc Delivery annual Gold Star Mothers tea Sun­ MANCHESTER Birmingham, Ala,, May 20 Foreign diplomats are credited Some of the supplies, they said Moscow Invitation day at 3 p.m. at the Legion Home. Florence Boucher, Haziirdville. Ma.ss„ will be graduated! with hon­ this spirit that the holiday is ob­ to the president and United States night. South Korea's military 2 yesterday, have had to be shipped L T. WOOD CO. 556 Enfield St.. Thompsonvnlje. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ors from Manchester High where served today, and for this reason. —A band of young Negroes officials take the view that Yun rulers Jailed members of deposed Phoae »P 3-im to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burke. 30 .she is a member of the Na^tlonal Premier John M. Chang's cabinet elsewhere. A majority of the firms Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. and white persons today re­ remaining in office would make have also sent delay orders to their By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Victor Zableskas pf the Manches- Pleasant St., Rockville; a daugh­ Honor Society and the High School recognition of the new regime au­ and generals who refused to back newed efforts to crack racial Tuesday’s coup. suppliers asking them to postpone Washington, May 20 (ff*) — President Kennedy’s meeting : ter Auxiliary will be in charge. ter to Mr. and Mrs., William Ban- World staff. tomatic. deliveries. : Gold Star mothers from Manches- nard Jr,. Cbventrv. bairiers on buses in Alabama The president announced with­ The 61-year-old ousted premier with Premier Khrushchev at Vienna next month may be the She will play the entire program but drivers continued to re­ Meanwhile, the latest attempt to I ter who will be guests are Mrs. BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. from memory. The first part of the drawal of his resignation at a news reportedly talked himself out of settle the strike again ended in first of a series of U.S.-Soviet summit level talks extending ' William Zukia. Mrs. Anna Bensche. and Mrs. Earle Reichle, Abby Rd., Parker recital will consist of Ed­ fuse to carry them. conference flanked by the two top arrest. He defied military police deadlock yesterday after almost 10 For H o M st Mrs. Francis Fitzgerald. Mrs. Wapping; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ORANGE HALL “I have only one life to give trying to take him to prison and over the years of the Kennedy administration. ward MacDowelVa "Woodland leaders of the. ruling Junta — Lt. hours of negotiation. How the relationship between the two men develops will Ecoaomkoi Rapaira an Helena Erickson, and Mra. Howard Gilbert Bailey, 49 Berkley Dr.; a Sketches." < ^ e second part will and I don’t Intend to give it for Gen. Chang Do-young, who named demanded they produce a warrant } State Labor. Commissioner Re- Rodia. TV. Staraa, • Flavell. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Include "Golliwog's Cake Walk.” CORE or the NAACP," Joe Cav­ himself premier and defense minis­ signed by Junta leader, Gen. Chang. nato C. RicciutI, who attended the depend gi'eatly on the impressions they make upon each other Kittle. 64 Brook St., Wapping. by DeBuaay, and "The Butterfly” anaugh, k greyhound bus driver, ter earlier in the day, and MaJ. U.S. Gen. Carter Magruder, the session, said no further meetings in their conference in the Austrian capital, June 3 and 4. But PbaiMqtaplis, An infomal tea will be apon- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: by LaVsllee. She will conclude by told the group aa they tried to Gen. Pak Jung-hi. supreme United Nations command­ sored Sunday by Uje Songsters of Saralea Thompson, Andover;'Mrs. have been scheduled. it is already apparent that Kennedy’s whole approach to talk­ A ppliM cas playing “Witches Dance;’’ by board his bus for Montgomery. ’The 38-year-oId Gen. Chang in er in Korea, reportedly has de­ Neither representatives of the ing with Khrushchev is quite different from that which has the Salvation A m y in honor of Mildred A. Cowles, 72 Hudson St.; MacDowell, Ritual Fire Dance" The bus did not leave as the taking over a* premier named a manded that South Korean mili­ Hod Carriers, Locals 230 Hartford Mrs. Florence Stevenson, a mem­ Mrs. Bella Rogowaki, 362 Adams by de Falla, and "Warsaw Con­ integrationlsts stood around the 15-man cabinet—all military men. tary units which defied him In and 611 New Britain, or the Hart­ prevailed in other U.S. administrations since World War II. ber, who will leave May 23 for an St.; George H. Chariton, 258 Nev- certo" by Addinsell. BINGO loading platform, following their The presence of th; revolution­ ford General Contractors Associa­ The central element in Kennedy’s attitude appears to be a extended stay in England to visit era Rd., Wapping: Edward Wer­ Phone MI *-45S7 Miss Parker has studied piano Every Sat. Night A t 7 :30 usual pattern of waiting. ary leaders at his side did not stop (Continued on Page Two) tion. could be reached for com­ conviction that top level talks with the leader of the Commu­ IM Center St.—Cor. of CHinrch I relatives and friends. The tea will ner. 11 Cross St.; Christine Edith Cavanaugh said he hod heard be at 3 p.m. in the Salvation A m y Kirby, Legion Dr.. Vernon; Cyn­ since she was seven years old. She 72 EAST CENTER ST., M A N CH ESTER ment on what steps they will take nist bloc are desirable and may be useful in easing East-West has been active in the high school of "a big caravan” waiting down next. Youth Center. The social will be thia Marie Garey, 42 Seaman Cir.; the road to stop any attwnpt. pt In all approximately 6,000 union tensions provided the atmosphere in which they are held is open to all friend* of Mrs. Steven­ Miss Judith E. Clough, East H art­ orchestra and is Its president this year. She also plays in the high Integrated bus riding hi AiabOna. Bulldozers for People workers are Involved — 2,000 hod reasonably favorable to calm discussion of outstanding world son. ford. carriers and 4,000 construction issues. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. school dance hand and for the Large orowds whieh gottiered Betty Jane Turner Dance School. ^ r m f it“3 0 0 at the Greyhound tamUnel here workers who have refused to cross Some administration officials now say that such meetings Anna J. AbraiUs, 172 Eldridge St.; picket lines set up by the hod Steven E Polyanchek, 31 W. Mid­ Tickets may be obtained without late Friday night had dwindled should be regarded as normal and should be considered worth­ chaise at the Music Shop, Potter- ' to small groups of onlookers early workers. HOSPITAL COMFORT dle Tpke.; David Behmann, He­ today. Castro Again Bids The major stumbling block con­ while even if they fail to produce spectacular positive results. ton’s and Werner’s Studio. the new bron Rd., Bolton; Mra. Margaret The prospects of the youths rid­ cerns the union’s demand for a Already there is apvculation las, ------Ganound Cowan, 51 South St., diplomatic quarters that If the Rockville; Robert Oliver LaRivi- ing integrated out of here aboard hiring hall which would act as a AT HOME! HOUSE &. HALE a regularly scheduled bus ap­ clearing house for all construction ■Vienna discussions go smoothly ere, 58 Highland Dr.. Wapping: STRAPLESS BRA labor. The association, which rep­ Khrushchev may Invite Kennedy World veals Bruce Leo LaRtviere, 58 Hitfiland peared dim eg this Deep South To Trade Captives to visit the Soviet Union. The cen­ city entered Its seventh straight resents construction companies in D r, Wapping; Phillip Flint TVyon, the Hartford area, has refused to ter of this speculation is Geneva S4A Cbeatnut 8t.; W. Stanley That Fits__Like A Bra With Straos day of mounting racial tension. where Secretary of State, Dean Hope, Caution Broadwell, 28 Utchfield S t; Mary MKESM.E They tried to board three buses accept the proposal on grounds emd ride integrated yesterday, but Key West, Fla., May 20 UP> —a SOS saying, "They sank us, they that it would permit union leaders Rusk met yesterday with Soviet inien Clark, 806 Center St; Frank A committee of prisoners captured sank us. to establish s dictatorship. Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro­ P. Gavello, 78 BtsseU St.; Walter SATURDAY. M A Y 20 none of the buses left the station. Then they settled down in the in the recent invsslon of Cuba After repeating his proposal to Meanwhile, in New Haven, the myko. On Big-2 Talk E. Johnson, 11 Datis Ave., Rock- I0:S0 AM. to 12:30 PM. will be sent to the United States trade prisoners for bulldozers “as The two foreign ministers talked \1IIe; Paul EMward McNicbol, 9 Bt. Rev. Msgr. Jose^m F. Donnelly, . 9 5 (Oontliiiied on Page Ihree) tomorrow to arrange for the ran­ compensation for the damage chairman of the State Board of over plans for the Vienna meeting By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ironwood Dr., Vernon; Anne Cath­ COVENANT som of their companions. Prime caused by the invasion forces,” Mediation and Arbitration, said as well as the problem of Laos, The world hoped today the Ken- erine Jaworski, 33 Clyde Rd.; Mra. Minister Fidel Castro said today. Castro asked his audience whether he will call a meeting of the board which Is the subject of a 14-na- nedy-Khrushchev meeting in Aui-. Ann Zeitung Hale, Stoira; Mra. CONGREGATIONAL 32 to 38 Castro, speaking on television he had its approval. The crowd early next week to try to settle tlon conference at Geneva. The tria two week* from now would Barbara Marie Manning and son, 5 from Havana, said the 1,200 pris­ cheered noisily. substance of their exchange was ease international tenaion. But CHURCH Jury Decides the 20-day strike of plumbers in 816 Hartford Rd. A-B-C oners captured in the April 17 at­ Castro also offered to trade the the greater New Haven area. not disclosed but press dispatches there wae caution, abput expect­ SPRUCE STREET tack would be exchanged "In in­ leader of the Invasion forces — TTie strike by the plumbers cen­ quoted diplomatic sources at Ge­ ing any momentoue results. It take* the Formfit 300, of mold­ UMW Violated creasing order of bnportanes" for (Japt. M ant^ Artime—for Fran- te r around wage increases with neva as pointing out that Khrush­ "It's the Vienna waltz,” said the Sponsored by M’omea’OiOuIld ed Polynet, to bring you a bra ■ieo (Ilia liook) Molina, a Cuban the plumber* AAing for a 25-«ent Skirt Lengths Criticized chev visited the United States In Conservative London Daily Sketch 500 bulldozers. now awaiting ieotonce in New September 1959 and owes an invi­ GrNler comfort for Hw NO STKAK .. without Rtraps that feels as good The Cuban prime minister sdld boost to their present $4.20 an Jacqueline Kennedy should wear longer skirts and Britain’s Queen over a cartoon showing the 'U. B. CEM ENT ' NO SIAM! . . . a* a bra with strap* , . . supports l(e had reports that the United York City an a aecond degree mur­ hour rate and the plumbing con- Elizabeth II should shorten hers, Emilio Schuberth, Italy’s lead­ tation to an American president to Presid^t and the Soviet premier potionl, oatlor coro for NO vimn M TNI CUPS. a* well as a bra with straps. Antitrust Act der conyictioB. visit Russia. dancing together. you, at low, budgot States was considering dealing tritetorz refusing to meet the de­ ing fashion designer, says in an Italian magazine. Schuberth W. H. ENGLAND through the Red Crossr but that Molina was eonvictod of slaying 9- mand. *' says it'g a question of knees in the case of President Kennedy’s During' most of the Eisenhower India’s philosopher - statesman. rotos. Coll or visit us. Formfit 300 is the strapless you’ll Knoxville, Tenn., May 20 i 'y*ar-«ld Magdalena’ D ram etr~vr wife and that the queen wears her skirts longer than fashion dic­ administration the President and Vice President Sarvapalll Rafflia- LUMBER CO. wear all day . . . every day. Come this was not necessary. "We don’t Venezuela during a gunkOMIe be the late Secretary of State, John In a caM vdiich may make legal heed intermediaries," he said, add- tates. Mrs. Kennedy Is shown leaving church In Palm Beach, krishnan, said the future Of hu­ Natural in today and be sure to TRY Form- history, a federal court Jury has tween pro- and anti-Castro ele­ Man Found Dead Fla.. last March. The queen i.s shown at a Red Cross children Foster Dulles, resisted summit manity Is at stake In these cruel ENJOY fit 300.' ding, "Mr. Kennedy now has the ments in a Manhattan restaurant. conferences pressures on the times. m€DICflL • Open All Day Saturday o or Whits ruled the United Mine lYorkers floor.” New Britain, May 20 OP)—Sev­ center in Rome during her visit to Italy earlier this month. (AP The Molina case has been wide­ enty-year-old Arthur Klaje was Photofax). . ground there must first be as­ “One of our ancient scriptures w i t h Numbered Certificate of registra­ Unit« ■violated the Sherman Anti­ When he made the disclosure, ly played up in Cuba as a political­ surance of positive agreement lest tells us that when danger ia near, PHflRmflCY L I F E tion goes with ever>’ bra . . , Form- trust A ct found dead in the Wtchen of his , jaMMg.HWiaL8.l. MH«4l4a "At tho Oroao”—MI 8-5X01 Castro has been in the midst of ly inspired Judicial decision based home yesterday. Police said he ap­ failure to reach agreement at the salvation also Is near,” he said in fit's guarantee for your satisfac­ It was the first time, as far aa a speech to Cuban government of­ on U.S. hatred of Castro. parently fell and struck hlg head summit should lncrea.se East-West a New Delhi banquet speech that MILLER HIGH LIFE tion. lawyers in the suit have been able ficials, foreign diplomats and The prime minister said the most Violence Flares Anew tension. put the moral support of his neu­ Summer to determine, that a labor union two days earlier. Formfit fiber facta; Bust sections unionists. They were attending a important prisoners now in Cuba Klaje’s death was attributed to Prior to the Eisenhower years. tral nation behind the coming ifl 1.' i)f !h has been adjudged guilty of anti­ meeting to celebrate his winning would be returned last, but only meeting. Aitv-AMAa roiYNiT of Polynet covered with all nylon; trust violations on a national .a skull fracture, and was listed as President Harry S. Truman had It’s unusual for Pine^iurst elastic sections of acetate, rubber, of the Lenin Peace Prize. after he had received the last lot accidental. Authorities said KlaJe, met with dictator Joseph Stalin at He spoke at a state dinner for scale. He also startled his audience of bulldozers. visiting U. S. Vice President Lyn- ■ to have a Friday night ad­ and nylon. The Jiuy yesterday awarded a who lived alone at 40 Rhodes St., Berlin at the end of the war in Eu­ don B. Johnson. The YWCA Playschot^ CASUALS when he said the Cuban Navy had Besides Artime, Castro is hold­ was believed to have fallen while French, Rebels Open rope but during the rest of the Tru­ vertisement in the Herald 190,000 Judgment to a small East evidence that a launch that disap­ ing Jose Miro Torra, son of Jose British Foreign Secretary Lord '’Srvizrw Tennessee coal mine firm which repairing an electric cord near man administration there was no . . . but then again it’s un­ peared May 8 with a loss of 17' Miro Cardona, who Is hesd of the the ceiling. enthimiasm in Washington for Home told reporters that to meet usual for ua to have two had brought the civil action lives had been sunk by "a subma­ Anti-Castro Revolutionary (Coun­ Kennedy “ia a salutary experience Otters against the powerful mine work­ further summit session.*. kinds of TENDERCURE rine of the Central Intelligence cil, and Carlos Varona, son of An Former President Dwight D. for anybody . . . and we hope very ers union and the trustees of the Agency.” tonio Varona, who is another exile Kaman to Idle 200 Algerian Peace Talk CORNED BEEF to offer A school preparatory course for four-year-old boys and ■UMW welfare fund. Under anti­ Elsenhower modified his own posi­ "It is, of course, difficult to leader. Bloomfield, May 20 (4’)—Kaman tion and the policies which he and (Continned on Page Three) you on Saturday. Many girls. C la^ S begin on September 14th and end May 29, trust laws, the Judgment is auto­ prove, but one conclusion was that Earlier, Castro said the Lenin aircraft will lay off 200 workers 1962. (Public school holidays and vacations are ob­ Esqan-les-Bains, France, May,,»,.site closer to the peace talks In Dulles had worked out toward a ^turday’a we are sold out MAMIL.TON matically tripled to 1270,000. our vessel was sunk by a penetrat­ Peace Prize he was awarded by or 8 per cent of Its employes, be­ summit conference in the summer . . . Our meat manager, in served). The playschool is held 5 days a week, 9:15- Philips Brothers Coal Co., a now ing torpedo,” Castro said. Moscow Was earned by the Cubans cause of a lag In new orders, 20 (JP—-France and the Algerian ' this Lake Geneva resort city. of 1959 in part at least as a re- 11 :,30 A.M. defunct partnenhip, sued the He added that prior to the Re­ who fought off the Invasion. Charles Kaman, preaident of the rebels opened peace talks today It was reported frftm Algeria the search for something Brewed only union and the fimd’s trustees appearance of the launch — helicopter - manufacturing firm that word has already been .siilt of Khru.shchev’s threats and Aegistrations for the 1961-62 term are now being ac­ BEACH / and the De Gaulle government pressures to change the status of Bulletins new, decided to see if you in Milwaukee... Naturally! charging they conspired with large R48—the Navy had received an (Continned on Page Two) announced yesterday. pa.ssed to the .500,000 soldiers in West Berlin. Having met the cepted.. Enrollment is limited. coal pr^ucers to monopolize the made two side conciliatory ges­ the territory to fire only in self are interested in .spiced or tures. Soviet premier in the 1955 .summit Culled front AP Wires Our staff is professionally qualified, experienced and Volvet step— soft coal industry and force small Laundry Bill Pasted defense. It was understood that conference at Geneva. Ei.senhower Kosher style tendercure Brown Ombre firms out of business. 1. French forces In Algeria were patrols would continue in f#’- ter­ corned beef. It looks good rommitted to the high ideals of our organization. -4 Fashioned for Hartford, May 20 (A’)—The ordered to cease all offensive- op­ Invited him to visit the United White Straw P c y d s M a c ,/ / The firm said the alleged con­ Castro^s Picture Fading House has passed and sent to the ritory, but only for reconnaissance States, The two men conferred at B.ANKER CITED, AOCUSm> . . . smells even better . . . .Mrs. Ralph Maher, Erector cool comfort spiracy began in WSO and was car­ erations against the rebels they purposes. \/A( .1 -I JAVI r-i PAMf-'ra Senate a bill permitting coin- have been fighting for almost Camp David. Md,. with the result Birmingham, Alp., May 26 (JP and it will be ready for sale Mrs. Paul McKay, Assistant Listen tp Kathy Godfrey, WINF- in fine ried out through the 1950 bitumi­ operated laundries to open on Sun­ Paris said that its cea.se fire or­ that Khrualjchev shelved for the —,\ Birmingham bank officer nous coal wage agreement, still the seven years at 6 p.m. early Saturday. A wonder­ For further information call the YWCA office, MI 3-7206 CBS, Manchester. 10:10 A.M., leathers / ' f days. 2. Algerian rebel chieftain Ah­ ders Would remain in effect for time being his,threats against Ber­ who was to have been honored Monday thru Saturday. Contest industry’s basic contract. Supporters of the bill yesterday one month and would then be re­ lin. Eisenhower agreed to a formal by the .Amprican Institute of ful selection of lean cuts in or Mrs. Maher, MI 9-1328. and straws. ■While labor unions normally are Minority Rules Cuba, med Ben Bella was flown from a every day. hi gave two reasons why the meas­ fortress pri.son the He d'Aix to a considered In the light of develop­ summit conference at Parks. Banking (AIB) toda,v has been either our regular famous exempt from antitrust laws, as ure should be passed—It would\ ments at the peace talks. While The Paris summit a year ago arrpste' thin, and u s e TRdW attorneys said-they would By ROBERT BERRELEZ cried one ur'^rground movement ollce quoted the two as say ed Nations and man in space.. eertificates and was to receive man in prison. "They ruined ua and 2 It for delicious sandwiches on file a motion asking the court to Miami, Fla., May, 20 (/P) — A f they committed the gets of R etir^ General of the Army three awards at a banquet to­ n"e bread. set aside the Jury's verdict and powerful mindrity, with a fading mbnths and months of work, money vandalim at the Old Fo Agri- Douglka McArthur in rare public night. direct a' verdict in favor of the Sind material are gone Just because speech eays people on both sides Deserve picture of Fidel. Castro os leader, they didn’t tell ua they were com House Votes Republican union and the welfare fund. If-the rules Cuba today. (CoaUnned en Page' Three) In cold war desire peace... Presi­ PAKISTANI HAIL JOHNSON motion is denied, the attorneys Ing.. What’s wrong with your peo­ SPECIAL PINEHURSt This minority, horn out of the ple?” dent Kennedy steps in to force 60- Kararhl, Pakistan, Ma.v 20 said they would appeal. nucleus of well-trained Cuban day delay in threatened nation-' l/P)—Crowd* shouting "iJing live The case stems from an action La Cabana appeared .populat Pakistan and long live the NEWS for MOTHERS filed by the trustees against Phil­ CommunisU who went into the by the top-ranking people of the Astronaut Shepard Wide rail strike by setting up Highway Funds Bijdget BOTH! hiUa with Castro to dupport his nation. There were no less, than 25 emergency study group under pro­ I ’nlted States” wciromed U.S. lips seeking $56,000 in back wel­ A'lee President Lyndon B. John­ wiHi small chiMren fare fund royalty payments. Under revolution against deppaeri dicta­ doctors, some hemisphere—re- In Mystery Flight visions of Railway Labor Act... tor Fulgencio Batista In 1058, is knowned specialists—in our prison, Sharon Dahl, pretty 16-year-old Hartford, .May 20 (/p—Housers, ized by the 1959 session of the son today as he arrived for talks bent on c|wrylng the new revolu­ schoolgirl, admito killing her par-, Republicans have passed their legislature. with President Ayub Khan. A Through the courte.sv of the (Continued on Page Three) but hardly any aspirin to‘ease a Los Angeles, May 20 up — As­ fleree midday sun and dust-laden tionary dogma to every comer of common cold. A well-known Ha tronaut Alan B. Shepard, who ar­ ents as they slept in Coleridge, $151.6 million highway fund budg­ Shea charged that in rejecting WONDER BREAD CO-M- Latin America. Vana lawyer died of pnuemonia on Neb., because they objected to her et for the 2-yeBr-flscal period be­ the amendment the Republicans wind off the Sind Desert kept the rived at International Airport In crowd to the smallest of any PANY, the Wonder The objective; Bhrentual destruc­ May 10 despite repeated calls pn a Jet trainer, refuses to disclose dating.. .Mrs. James Orr of San ginning July 1 over Democratic were saying, in effect, that they Actor Chico Marx tion of ’’imMriallsm,” the social­ the prison commaadant that a man Antonio,' Tex., whose husband diasent. did not have to be bound by the that have welcomed Johnson In MERRY-GO-ROUND will the purpose of his visit here, the six capitals he has visited In be in our .parking lot Satur­ istic term for the United States, was seriously ill in a cell. But bis . *'It’s just a routine flight we was trampled to death by en­ The 141-77 vote yesterday fol­ intentions of the 1959 session. Rushed to Hospital without global, war. death served to call attention to raged elephant at irtiopping center lowed party lines. This showed, Shea said, that fu­ .Asia. Nevertheless, the Viee day morning from 8:30 till want to got in aome practice,” he President quieki.v launched Into What part Fidel Castro, per­ our plight. Thb' next day aspirin said on arriving late laat night. last April files $I million damage The GOP highway budget akso ture legislatures w-ould not be 12:00. Rides are free, .«uh- sonally will play In this is ques­ and some penicillin were available suit against System Food Stores, incorporates a $150 million road an airport speech declaring he Hollywood, May 19 i/R—Chico The Navy commander rode a bound to carry out the wishes of had brought President Kenn^y’z jwt to whatever niles the Marx, oldest of the five comic tioned by many. to combat an epidemic Of influ j Another source, Who asked to "million in interest charges to the year bonding program by the Need Kali-sten-iki ihoai de­ with olleclimuntc: uphuUlury, remain unidentified, said the 70- w« rode to freedom yesterday from A civilian engaged by eeoret He refused to answer other ques­ misrepresents the negro.” House two years ago.' Lt. Cmdr. Victor A. Prather, galtons of delicious 89c Ice' wMlily and cnvic* laalt Havana. imlice to count prisoners in the Sir Winston Churchill relaxes in state. Na\-y balloo:ilst who was idlled year-oW. piano-playing .^ comic’s tions from reporters. He said the Republicans have Cream continues all day at signed for flrit itepti toft,. campacl far l»ng.u|i , illness apparently was connected The majority aeemed hopeful of Area of headquarters,' told us "Can’t you say you didn't find country home at Westerham, Eng­ Action on the. bill came at the after setting an altitude record SA N D LIR OF BOSTON’S RUSTIC-AIMS . . . stay com­ c m end- of a 7-hour'.session. Most of "taken a firm position against the low price of 69c J 2 gal­ flexible, beautifully mode of •Incog* In I *I to a hei^ ailment he suffered a returning to a "Free Cuba” some­ privately he had often heard the us?” Shepard asked. “You don't land, feeling well again after minor May 4, The medal was presented lon. fortably abreast of fashion! GIVEWAY’s n^w insm|> is .elastic lined might futl Ibt. day. But moat all ware at a loas figure, of "over 147,500” detaineea have to say we go| here.” Indisposition . . . Because vandals the debate on it, however, had any reckless, long-term bonding to Prather’s W -ow by the Prscl- fine’tt moteriab. year ago- ' , been held Tuesday. It had been scheme.” guarani** c*v*rt fr** repairs "He’ll probably be in the hos­ to explain how, or when. ; in H avaai alone. When photographers took his damage office building owned by di>nt in a White House eerecBoay. and gives as you walk. Handsopie vamp, stitched so-low for a new and parts *«c*pting only' But this question was no''mys­ The litorrogatlon at the secret picture; he said, "That wasn’t nice, Robert Johnson in Jacksonville, sent back to the legislative com­ He added, however, that the Re­ Piwther’s two chlldreo, Marta card •*! ' ' ; pital,'for a while,” the source tery to the nearly 3,0f)0 Cubana missioners for checking before publican* were willing to confer Lee, 5, and Victor A. Jr„ $> sold. “I believe they have giVen police hsadquortors and my pres­ was it jrsllowa?” He refused to say Fla., he spends night in building to Sansibi* pr/ctf look pf slenderness as welcome as the tenderness with which Lhese left In La (?&bena when I left the. ence at on' exchange between a G- a wrord after the pictures were Keep watch . . . Late actor Gary coming back to the House. with the Governor Monday on the were on hand for the oocoolon. Pinehurst mdk» Kalhtt»n-ikt him axygen.* , 5.00 9.99 famous Sandlera.cradle busy feet^ n . 9 9 military JaU last'May 12. To a 2 guard and the Papal NunciOr taken. Cooper leaves most of his estate, Tn an attempt to amend the highway Issue aa he had re­ Prather was injured fatally af-, A m S OOBNUl OF your fined volim CONVENIENT FREE PARKING Marx, whose first name is Leon­ man they were sure either direct Monsignor tails Centos, se<)ipaed t( bill. Rep. William T. Shea of Meri- quested. tor he and another Navy, offi-.; ard, was accompanied to the hos­ 'Die T33 Jet was refueled and belielied to be worth more than $1 KAOr MMl TDKNFfKK jfl baby shoot, Rear of Heihse & Hale American Intervention or an btva- bring .ptrikingly to mind on p(t aervieed in m Paso., Tex,, enfoute million, to hls_ widow, Veronica; dAn. minority leawier, proposed The GOP highway budget biU eer, Cmdr. Maleomb 1|«|% - BEIGE *nd RED cALP pital by his second wiff, tho for- slon by the Organization of Ameri­ here. But it wasn’t known where daughter, Maria; and mother, Mrs. that $24 million be set aside for reoidiad a record altftode ot mor lU iy DiVlthss. can States woul^ liberate them. (OsattnisR OR Voga Two) the flight ortginatod. Alice Lu Cooper. 44 minor highway projecto* author­ (Continued ea Png« Two) milcc.

• ■ 1 :r PAOSTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER;, CONN^ SATURDAY, MAY 20,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,’MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1961 PAGE TH R U Coventry Heeds'Vlea hy 'Junto. n Kennedy, Nikita Talk Violence Flares Anew Business Bodies Seen First of Series Mrs. Breiman Resigns ROK President Y«n STRESS PfSRSONAUL SRRVIOT fH rie ty store chain, now offers French, Rebels Open That nine out of ten articles nearly 40,000 diffarent items from CRAFTY DEFENDER , need not be ironed after washing Is pennies to 1100. STEALS SECOND South depler (Oeattaoed from Page Oae) Oennany — a country By Alfred Skalawokl No(th4oiMh In Policy Controversy evidenced by the personal ssrvics hU anger waa directed mainly Cancels Resignation^ of "fold up and wrap" stressed by where the national female image A baseball player knows what NOl About Town a 1 10 4 againat Bleonhower aa President Algerian Peace Talk Manchester Laundermat at 660 Im been A freshly scrubbed, to do when he can’t expect to get Mrs. Bernice M. Brennan, Orsdetoquestion: Who is better qualUied AT—FEA'TCRE SHOW N'Etof The government press bureau in ficiated. Douglas Pearson, 16, of 113 Pearl city urban renewal project and Troop 162 by 20. jobs as substitute teachers that today. A griuhiate of Rockville ______gUNDAY llm i ’mUIWDAYivrEATDRE FIR8T~ I wouldn't try again until daylight. Burial waa in East Cemetery. a porch. Mdrril has ordered an au­ expected to stop running this A. A. Maneggla of highway funds to the general would bring them as much as High School, McNamara was for­ sh o w n 'S tJNDAY AT 2:00-5:35-9:10 They made no effprt to board bus­ Bonn said West German Cnianpel St., yesterday afternoon was ar­ probable construction needs. topsy to determine the cause of* afternoon. If they go, such a Tax Collector Catholic Women Named lor Konrad Adenauer'welcomes the Bearers were Ernest Noskie, An. rested on a charge of failure to Claims Drop Slightly The Catholic Ladtes Society of fund which the Democrats began $1,800 In any school year. The merly associated with his brother es leaving late last night and early drew Noskie, Henry Klein, Nor­ death. stoppage would hamper movement Bolton, Conn. present celling is $1,200. at the B. L. McNf^nara A Co., real today. meeting and thinks Khrushchev grant the right of way as a result Jobless benefit claims in Rock­ 8t, Columba committee chairmen two years ago and propose to do and Kennedy should get to know man Lutzen, Leo Monast, and of a two-car accident at the corner for next year, anmmnced by Mrs. again this year. In concurrence with the House, estate and afSpralaing firm in The yxrikhs entered the station, Richard Klein. ville dropped slightly last week Paul Jurovaty. president, include: In their highway bill, the Re- the Senate passed bills ' that Windsor. oarrylng tickets to Montgomery, one another personally. of Porter St. and Westminster Rd., to a total of 435. The drop fol­ Mrs. Samuel Kolar , of Andover, piiblicans disclosed their plan to would: U. S. oapltol goods manufactui*- m m m Ala., at 2:45 p.m., yesterday. They The Japanese Foreign Office also Manchester police reported. lowed a staewdde trend showing a . .sxpledes In s dramsUe approved of the summit meeting Robert Nicholson The Pearson car, goihg northwest decline from 64,202 to 63,317. hospitality; Mrs. Robert McCor­ Provide a $200 a year increase for Require any municipality that ers predict a steady rise in new said they intended, to stay "until Flineral services for Robert iebron, cooperation with ' employes In all 31 categories has decided, by a vote of its gov­ machinery orders throughout, ^ as a chance to slacken world ten' on Porter St., made a left hand turn About 6,325 of the claims across mick ofM* TER'’""'" we get a bus to Montgomery." Sion. Sources in Tokyo looked for Nicholson, 3 Edgerton PL, were Into Westminster Rd., directly in Catholic charities: Mrs. Karl of the classified service. This erning body, to purchase land year with fourth quarter volume Driven, apparently fearful of the state were filed under pro­ would be in jidditlon to making through condemnation to go ahead climbing nine per cent above first a frank exchange of opinion be­ held yesterday afternoon at SL front of a vehicle driyen by Edwin visions of the Federal Temporary Hammarstrom of Columbia and violence, refusM to take out buses Mary’s E p isco ^ Church. The Rev. P. Johnson, 34, of 23 Oak Grove Mrs. Edward Hauschild of -Ando­ permananl (.he $180 cost of living with the deal within six months or quarter volume, according to a r u /onLOMNl carrying the Integntted group. tween the two top leaders. Extended Unemployment Act. drop it. In order that the property BOLTON NOTCH A Yugoslav spokesman said the Roman L Harding ' officiated. St., which was coming in the op­ ver. parent-child education; Mrs. boost granted by the past two leg­ finding by McGraw-Hill Machinery F ^ m t J Buses for Montgomery weren’t James McKay was organist. Payments during the week to­ Philip H. Isham Jr . organization islatures. will not be kept off th$ open mar­ New Orders Forecast publication. Routes 6 am t 44 4 Tito government hopes the Ken* posite direction on Porter St., po­ taled $2.1 million. The average canceled—they Just didn’t leave nedy-Khrushchev conference will Burial was in Blast Cemetery. lice reported. and development; Mrs. John Bau- The Democrats also propose ket unnecessarily long. Directors of the Superior Elec­ thp station—when the group tried weekly check was $35.27. freezing the cost of living hike and Give the consumer protection ■^ENDS'TONIGHT! contribute to peace and better in* Bearers were Leslie Keith, Richard ' The J(dinson car skidded into the sola of Andover. legislation. tric Co. of Bristol have declared to board them. Brown, James Thompson, Clifford Pearson vehicle after Pearam de­ Also. Mrs. Walter Wheaton, have recommended $300 hikes for department the responalbttlty of a 6-cent q shafe second quarter ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS ternational cooperation- ELECTORS VOTE BILL state employes in the lowest 10 enforcing the fraudulent advertis­ TATLOI m iEW S FMCH The threat of 'violence remained, . "We have in the past spoken Holmquist, Eric Phipps, and James cided he could not execute the turn spiritual devielopment; Mrs. John dividend on the flrma common as it has since a white mob Caldwell. Hartford, May 20 (P>--The Farley of, Andover, library and lit­ pay grades. ing statute, which Is being amend­ stock. The cash dividend Is pay­ V SMM b UM M . IMM b DUS m u . Saaito b several times on the usefulness of and applied his brakes, police re­ House has passed and sent to the In other legislative action, the ed to make illegal such practices m IS sut'iaH a a>ae b aw iaaa ■ IMUSM B4SMI Jumped the so-called "Freedom (such) meetings," said the spokes­ A delegation from the British ported. The right hand door of the erature; Mrs, Edward Jurovaty of able June 15 to stockholders on Riders" of the do n g ro u of racial Pearson vehicle wa« damaged. Senate a bill requiring presiden­ Andover, program: Mrs. Benjamin Senate sent back to committee a as having available for-sale only record on June 1. EUZAKTH TAYLOR YOHD man, Drago Kune, In Belgrade. American (Tlub called to pay re­ tial electors to vote for candidates a few units of an item that was equality last Sunday, and beat The British press unanimously spects at the W. P. Qulsh Fimeral Arresting officer Lawrence M. SanGiacomo of Andover and Mrs. bill setting higher penaltiee for Purchases by the F. W, Wool- JAQK ixmmoM IRT ACTRCSS some of them unmercifully. The nominated by their parties and to Maurice. Bolstridge of Columbia, bookmakers and ’’numbers'' game advertised at an attractive price worth Oo. of products manu­ applauded the encounter. The Home, 225 Main St., Thursday Smith investigated the accident. to lure customers into the place integrated CORE group waa test­ evening. The case will be presented for plea whom they are pledged. sunshine; Mrs. Clarence Grant of operators. factured in Connecticut reached SHlRUpr rnmmUUMC Liondon Daily Express said editor!' Supporters of the bill said the of business. ★ Sad BIO HIT AT 9:40 aad 7:U ★ ing bus station segregatioit in the ally that the gap since an Amer' In Circuit Court, Manchester, June Columbia, public relations'; Mrs. The action by the Senate yester' an all-time high during 1960 of south. 5, requirement should be written in­ Yvon Desautels of Columbia, ways day makes It unlikely the bill will Give the Architectural Examining r tm mrnemuimMr lean and a Russian leader last met Board, which already has the pow­ 13,642,300, it is reported by the A crowd, building up to seveiral to state law to avoid the possibil­ and means. be brought out ag..ln this session. Cambridge, Mass., district office -I lias been too long aijd tmprofitable'. Wallen L isted ity of a situation that prevailed in Mrs. Jurovaty and Mrs. John er to revoke an architect’s certifi­ CHARLTON HESTON VOTED thousand at one time, gathered "This time there Is the prospect Polaris Plan Hit The Houses had approved It earlier cate of registration for unprofes­ Woolworth, the world's largest in the area around the station some states last year when elec­ Bausola will represent the society In the session. MBST ACTOR that the exchange will be business­ In Fair Condition tors threatened to cast their bal­ at the Diocesan convention in East sional acts, the power to suspend last night but it thinned .out aa like and inform^, with a minimum , IVashington, May 2Q (JP — Rep. Recommittal 'o the committee it in cases calling for less severe Bnilwisin ■ JuiSnH^ the night wote on. lots for candidates other than Hampton May 27, was strongly opposed by Republi­ of competitive appeals to the gal­ Frank KowalskL Connecticut, has those nominated by their party. A food sale will be held at the can minority leader Mariani. He action. President Kennedy reportedly lery,” the Express said. Roger Wallen, 25, of 11 Tyler Joined four other Democratic rep­ close of each of the three Masses urged prompt action, saying gam­ Require contractors planning to tried—and .failed—to reach Ala­ But the conservative Dally Tele CSrole, who received a fractured resentatives in urging Secretary of May 28. bling is “something that's a plague set off explosives In the ground to bama Gov. John Patterson, then graph’s correspondent in Washing­ Jaw and other facial Injuries dur­ State Dean Rusk to delay final de­ Neighborhood Meeting in our soclet.v here in Connecticut." warn any gas company serving the iU’k S .11>( %V { I HMD 6f"lMiHa”l. settled for talking with Lt Gov. ton regretted that the Vienna ing a softball game at Robertson cision on the U. S. offer to furnish Mrs. William Jacobus, Girl area at least 24 hours in advance r-H E n a k e d Albert l^untwell about the ex­ meeting will not Include other Park Wednesday is listed in fair Majority Leader Louis L. Glad ■to allow precautions to be taken NATO with .five Polaris nuclear Scout neighborhood chairman, has stoiie. D-Bridgeport, said there plosive stalemate at the bus sta­ world chiefs. It’s like 'the Hima­ condition at Manchester Memorial submarines until Congress can by the utility firm. SUNDAY-440NDAY-TUESDAY JUNGLE tion. What was said wasn’t re­ layan moimtalneers who don’t ac­ Hospital. was a need for further etudy be Make the value of the goods consider the m atter fully. In Memoriahi cause it was feared many wives vealed. ' tually set foot on a lofty summit He crashed into dnt of the light In an open letter to Rusk the taken determine the penaitiea for At Birmingham, the Birming'- for fear of offending local deities, poles in centerfield while trying In loving memory of Thomas Brown, and children would be thrown on shoplifting, basing the penalties k i n five noted that the 1954 Atoihlc who passed l^way K ay 31, 1959. Headquartera for Remington relief if the lohger sentences In &JNHf S ham Post-Herald reported that a he said. to catch a fly ball during a Dusty Energy Act provides that nuclear SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST on those in the laroeny statute. Justice Department spokesman "U this case, the drities are the League softball game. weapons may be used only at the Down a road that’a calm and peaceful the bill were enacted into law, Permit the state adjutant gen­ Oulded by God's loving hand, Get Entry Blanks At Under the bill, bookmakers con­ n o m c ouoit said Gdv. Patterson had told a other powers who wlU not be rep­ He has undergone two opera- direction of the President Ha has gone upon a journey eral to issue service ribbons to wuMn presidential aide that he has the tioiu to repair'the damage to his Bembe'a T^rpoqrriter Service victed of a. third offense could be members of the state armed forces .tHEYCUIE , • euiisiitw resented in Vienna,” the British This law reflects the deep con- To a distant brighter land. fined up to |3,0(X) and sentenced MnSTSSSTSiSuhiMm "will and force and equipment” to eorxespondent explained. face aad jaw. He recently came eefn of tbs Congress that, if nu­ 679 E. Middle T ^ . .whenever they are called to ac­ I.IIBSBBIK4KM1 Although our hearta are heavy A t tko Greea. ■ to up to two years in JaiL. Num­ [■wiOOIBPOBAl give full protection to all traval- A few new qi^ra in West Gsr- to Manchester from Orange, Mass., clear we^ions were under the con­ With the sorrow we must bear, tive* duty for more than seven Adults 91.60—CUIdrai 78e era in A.lsbama. msny and Japan wars suspicious to woric a t P ratt and Wliitney trol of other natiems, the posstblUty Kay It help to bring ua comfort I P 9-2477 bers game operators would face a days, as in the case of nktural dis- it . FoRTUrsiE Knowing be la happy there. maximum fins of |600 and a throe- asters. Ere. 8i0e—S et, Sim. S and S w m f *«aiA B M M r sad «*VllXAaB o< the DAMMED" 'nie governor couMn’t 'be of ths motivss snd logic in such a Aircraft In the maintenance de- of an all out nuclear war would be readied for comment maeUni:.. p s r tm e a ^ Increased immensely,** they said. Wife, son and daughter. yjLC® yotnt MANCHBSTBB BVENINQ HBBALD. MANCHESTER. OONN^ SATURDAY. MAY ZO. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1961 PA G ! I l Y l ahottt le the huslaeee Piraak IswiMwIt aa' gptaKtv, Tenth •Wond^s of the Uniterso^* i 4UmrlfYBtYr o f rooadhig 19 and arrestlag Oara- will moiib 98 gbiaiali.at Ttto> T d - Connecticut lo w lv ifra U i feUow traveloro, and St-ttMf ae heodlama. Hila la a coavenlent oet on BuittaaDr^ Greater Power Needed OG. of categories, which might cover Yankee a tn g M M 8 ‘V M A ' 466lgAtadAi^^^ ahnoet anybody, and which re­ vita aeiaaaaa bdSna'^ heuia. There wtU ha ao voopar or Bvanlag Serv- lieves the nlUtary regime of any Bjr A. H. O. Sevtk Methodist Charch Ohardi e< the Aaattmptiea lea. ' In Flight to Stars need to.preve that South KMea le Wrihaaoday, 7:80 pjbh Dr, Olar- You can think what you will of Lawrence F. Abnoad Adams St. aad Thsospsoa Rd. suddenly crawling with Commu­ tsv. n a a d a T. Battar, Asslstaat •Boa W.. prwdeBt d Radio the road-bttlMlng programs o t the Percy M. Sporrier nists, who belong north of the bor­ Nlolster Mteekleery PaUoaraMp krUeh ^ ? (Prof., m n n tlata aro vlgotwialy pujraulng to« i r e c t RepubUcana and tha Democrats, USIN ESS & SERVICES JD) ORY aratOB Radio Station HCJB w & day is k t o o m to traaafer tha der. but. whan It comsa to thla column’s at 7, t, 8, 10:15 aitd •nfiiiMr.And now dirooMr df Y ffe t a t ______8 and 10:45 a.m., Morning Wor­ 11:30 a.m. Usad^ulMen fit tkleettvilla, win OennAiy’a InsUtuta for Frapulalon I Mao Battar. But perhapa there la eome tndl- highway program for Connecticut be tha gueat apeaker d the eve- you will have to concede it cer­ ship. Church School for nursery PhyAca. was the pioneer of “ re- catkm o f what kind of penon the taing. / gmemtive cooling” by which a tain clean fundamentals. through junior high. St. Barlholoaiesr'a Chnrek tioa AiamlMr, Adraao* 10;4S a.m., Church School for Buckley Sehoel Auditorium rocket engine A eooled with Its new regime might consider to be Thate isn’t an ounce of'politics Pint Otarali ad Chilit SetartM Hydrogsa Oaa a FraaaUaat In It. senior high, Rev. PhUlp Hpamy, .Paster own fuel—the technique that prob- either Communista or hoodlums in MaaaOiB Temple. abW did most to make today’e The hydrogen gas tus ptooess MANCHESTER 11.00 It won’t appeal to votes of any 3 p.m., Spring District Con­ produosa would spurt from the B;K) the detaila of the rulee it haa an­ ference “The ‘ Church and The Masses at 8, 9:15 and 10:80 am. rockA enginee operable. One of MANCHESTER The "Charleston Flair** •a ***aa aa « .S kind. OM^IoatikOn*.. 1 nounced for the cenaorship of the Arts,” theme. 11 o4n„ SunSloy Mrirtee, SunAy many acinatlets to escape Russian roekat’s Sting Aiamber throe VaMdy ^5 M And it won’t make conventional School add Nonwry. tlinoo fhator ttian from ordinary Korean, press, and under which it sense. 3:30 p.m., Older Youth Fellow­ S t Bridget’s If. O. Ohnrdi “eppro]Metlon” A the end of SEAFOOD AUTO PARTS You’ll like our individual suggestions for variation* of 6 p.m„ WadnosAy ntaatlng, chemical rockets—at a speed of It won’t call for the appropriat­ ship In Susannah Wesley Hall. Bevi deha U DeUaey, Paster World War H, Dr. Banger also eon- this new hairdo out of New York. Call for an appoint­ haa alratuly begim arreeting come Reading room noun at 749 ceived the idea d slowing an an­ slightly mors than seven miles a Choice Variety •. '0 BROAD aiciualTaly ing or the spending of a smgfe tax "Pros and Cons of Unmarked Po­ Rev. Stanley E. mistOle aocond. ment soon. hoodlum editors. lice Car,’’ theme. Rev. Deanls R. Buaeey Main S t, Toanu^, Fri(rldl^ Satur- tipodal bomber by looping It dollar. day, 11 ajn. to 4 p.m.B.; Thursday Although this propellant will bo an amOMaiabaa oadttad to tt or Under thla censorriiip, the Ko­ Bond issues will be the one thing 4:30 p.m.. Spring District Con­ Asalstants through the atmosphere beftnre Alwajra At Year Sorvleo For not olfearwtat crodttad ta tiila paaor 11 ajn, to 9 v.nt. landing. In the followiiw AtlAe— avaUAile after 1965 aad would A< Quality > 91AOBINE SHOP 8BKV1CB aad alao tbo ioeal B*wa rean press must publish no mrti- it WiU be certain never to float. ference. Business session in Wesley “Soul and Body” wlU ha the low us to travA to the moon and AO risMa tt ropabUcMloe of.----- HaU. Masses at 7, . 9, 10, 11, in the second in a series by IS Interna­ o EQDIPBfBNT clss which might qusstion the ob- Our highway program to end 6 subject d the leeaon-aennon. planaU more rapidly than with dltpatcS^ haaln ar* alao laaarrid. all highway programs is very 6 p.m.. Eighth Orsds Member­ Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. tionally famous mace solentisto Seafood o PARTS (new and robnUt) jectivea of the military junta. The Golden Text la from Pa. and plannere — Dr. Sanger dis­ chemicA rockets, it is still not ACCESSORIES mil aonle* eUaat et H. B. A. Sarr' simple. ship Class in Susannah Wesley the best answer to travel in space. HaU. 86:4. cusses nuclear energy for space o SUPPLIES let. toe. It must publMi no articles which It is to put OminecUcut back in St. Jamee’ B. C. Church Scriptural aelaetlona will be The water plasma fiosion rock­ 43 O A K ST. W 99 EAST CENTER ST. PubUalian KepraaantatlTa*; TOt the mud. 7 p.m., Spring District Con­ Msgr. John F. Haanon. Pastor traveL — Dr. I. M. Levitt, Editor 'O Dn PVld». every acre they owned, and they Chapel Chdr. Senhon by Mr. miles. thrusts up to 100,000 tons, this 7 AJM. to PAL daanlfled deadline: 10:30 a.m. .aadk Korea is to develop as it goes 9:30 a.m., Sunday School ctuses 4, youth Grades 10-13 and adults. intermittent water plasma fission F06ARTY BROS. 6 Ot AU Kinds day of pabUcaUoa azoapt Saturday— have been paying buUding lot for all ages. Morning worship for children and Gaard. “The WUl of God." But these are oAy the rudi­ IN OORPORATED SUNDAYS, 7 AM. to 8 PAI. along. It may wipe out that truce 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worahlp and mentary achievements A .a young rocket is less fantastic than it t aja. taxes ever since, and if there is 10:45 a.m., HoUncss service. Wil­ youth. Grades 5-9. Sermon, “The COAL, J. A. WHITE line between South Korea and any one thing which has mined Church SdMoI. Nunery t o r la- science. With the development of seems, and may offer transporta­ liam Hall, vocal soloist. Music by Plumb Line." tion between Earth, Moon, Mars, CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest COMMUNITY PRESS SatnrdaT; May 30 North Korea in one way at least— farming as a profession and liveli­ 10:30 a.m„ Church School for famte. Music by the Emanuel t b o ir . manned vriiiclea able to travel Citadel Band. Sermon by Maj. and Venus at a coat of about $5 FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL 9 East Middle Tpke. thsre will bs Isss difference be­ hood in Connecticut it is the fact Lamie, “Spiritual Wisdom.” children and youth Grades 5-10. Rite of Confirmation. Sermon by throughout our solar system and •19 Broad S t—l^L Ml 8-4089 cold cuts and meats GLASS CO. Pastor Anderson, 'Think of These into other planetary systomq will per payload-pound. 91 BlaselhSt—XeL Ml 9-7388 Telephone Ml 8-5727 Adlai To TniTel Too? tween the brands of life and goV' that Old Man Cross, looking for 3 p.m.. Hospital visitation by Morning worahlp for adulto, youth in toum. mral votes, set out to save the and children and Grades 1-4. Dedi­ Things.” come a new cAturA epoch. The lea Boeket Modern TV Features Portables DuPont Lucite Sold at Johnson’s emment on either side of the bor-^ Mrs. Elizabeth WUson and Mrs. Such advances In rocketry de­ To attain even higher exhaust AMimigh dromnatanea baa ra- farmers frqm the mud. . Thomas McCann. Classes for In- cation of new chapel at close of Why not make this aiunmer o f Is thla the year you plan to havt^ der. ’The disappearance of an old tra­ service. pend on the ways we find to power velocltlss — up to a hundred times MBtly forced him Into a cartain struetion in ailult membership. space atilps. greater than with chemicals and G all M l 4-1111 mors enjoyable ‘ one with a i>ort- least 90 days, picture tubes are your house painted ? If so. we sug­ worst problem with oil-type “ One Call Does It AU” ditional Industry, once the back­ 3 p.m., FardWell tea in honor of 3:30 to 7 p.m., Hartford Asso­ able TV ? With a portable, you are installed with one or two-year gest that you consider using the paints, allows moisture vapor to aacrifloe d Ma oam paraonal praa- bone of Connecticut living, left an ciation Baptist Youth Fellowship Begiiming with black powder with correspondingly lower fuel FOB REPAIRS, DRY CLEANING ABC APPLIANCE Mrs. Florence Stevenson. Area Churches and ending with hydrogen, rocket consumption — ws must turn to not confined to one room to watch warantees available. The store is new DuPont Lucite Acrylic house escape, shuts out water, without tlxe,—^MdlleaUy wttan be waa Pitiable economic gap which had to be 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service. workshop at our on “Christian REPLACEMENT Dubaldo programs. Take it on the porch, in open dally from 8:30 to 5:30, un­ paint for wood and masonry blistering or peeling. fUled somehow. Witness.” fuels have relied until now on the electrostatic ion rocket ON ALL TYPES OF and LAUNDERING REPAIRS foTBad, In tbo Ubltad Natlona, to 7 p,m.. Evangelistic service. chemicA reactions in solid Aid Converting mass into AeetrlcA your bedroom, even in the kitchen til 9 on Thursday and, for the homes. It is the easy way to long­ Now you can paint in any After televirion had awarded it That gap has been filled by the Pomona Grange, special ’ guests. 4 pm.. Board of trustees meets. Sacred Heart Ohureh MUSIC CENTER to make Ironing seem less like er lasting house painting. This is Branches At: deny and acorn allegatlona of new industry of road building, llqAd propellants. In the future rather than thermA energy Is a summer months, will close on Sat­ weather, no waiting for dew or 19 Maple St.-MI 9-R879 self Ita “Emmy" distinctions the Public enrollment of Anna Addy 7 p.m.. Junior High and Senior R t 80, Venion 186 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST work. When yon buy a portable TV urdays at 1 p.m. sold at the E. A. Johnson Paint rain to dry. Paint safely 30 min­ American compUetty In Cuban af­ which employes more people than Youto Fellowships meet at the Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor thq claeslcal may give way to complex procedure, however, that Co., 723 Main St., and they will 601 HARTFORD Ru. REPAIRS ON— other night, a desperate thought Sunbeam Troop and commission­ exotic propellants consIAlng of results in more weight and leas TEL. 90 9-6805 or a table model at Modem TV utes after or before rain. fairs which were aubaaquently farming ever did, and wtUch has, church to- attend Laubach youth gladly tell you all about it, 209 N. MAIN ST. presented itself. ing of troop leaders. Sermon by free raAcala such as atomic oxy­ output Ion rockets are thA limit­ Service, 405 Center St., you are For a quick-drying paint, Du­ GRILLS, ELECTRIC IBONe, prored all too true—Adlai Steven- in fact, come to be the state’s rally at Center Congregational Masses at 8, 9:80 and 11 aon. given a brass stand to hold it, ab­ DuPont LUcite Acrylic house biggest and moat impressive indus­ Maj. Charles Southwood, Hart­ gen, nitrogen, or hydrogen. These ed In thrust and could be used only Pont Lucite Acrylic dries to touch aon atm baa left more pnatlse What in the world would tele­ ford. Church, Manchester Youth Coun­ ACCORDIONS solutely free! Buckland Pupils paint marks an Important mile­ TOASTERS, PEBCOLATORI, trial activity. cil, sponsor. are being considered today. to commute between platforms in 30 minutes. Second coat may be NEW SYSTEM vision have done with this cere­ S t Mauilee’s Church KINSMAN ORGANS Another wonderful portable TV stone in paint progress. This new, applied one hour later. VACUUM OLEANEBS, abroad than almost any other One of its most Impressive fea­ While ail astronautlcal progress Aready established In space, not revolutionary paint is the result LAUNDRY mony, and thla time, and those St. Majty’s Episcopal Church Belton so far has been with chemlcA directly from the surface of one la the Motorola Astronaut, the Plan Talent Show You get wide coverage for true HEATERS, PANS, American. His devotion to Ideal- tures is that it is self-perpetuating. dehovah’B Witnesses Rev. Bernard L. MeOurk, Pastor WOODCOCK Private Instructions of years of extensive research and statuettes, If it hadn't been able to New roads are always needed to Church and Park Sts. rockets, the efficiency of the chem­ planet, to another. first truly aU-transistor portable economy, ideal application of Lu­ DRY CLEANERS SEWING MAOHINBS I m and principle la still widely Rev. Xtaomaa D. Byrne, Kingdom HaU REFRIGERATION CO. Instruments luid SuppHea TV. The battery will play for five field tests to produce an exterior Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. get rid of five of them on “Mac­ carry the tmeka and materials and ical reactions involved la still quite Their low thrust and slow speeds Pupils of Buckland School will finish of superior beauty and dura­ cite is 450 square feet per gallon. napeeted. Director of Edueatioa 791 Main St. Masses at 7, 8:80, 10, aad 11:80 low. The matter converted into full hours consecutively before you It is easy flowing, easy spreading, Phone MI 9-7753 beth?” ^u^m ent and men to the point give them small Agnifieance for present a talent show at a meet­ bility. All wark guarantood I f used and protected properly, where the next new roads are to a.m. energy by chemlcA means is oA y Interstellar travel. OreliBOtra for HIrt need to plug it into an ordinary ing of the Buckland PTA Tuesday flows easily over entire sur^ce, What a gruesome thought! We 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion., 3 p.m.. Public Bible lecture. “Are AC outlet to recharge! This means In addition to excellent resist­ this .la a great American asset. be built. A cuual census of traf­ one ten-billionth of the totA mat­ Nuclear fuAon rockets ars pos­ at 7:30 p.m. at the school. The spreads evenly with a minimum of doubt that even televirion itself, fic on any Connecticut highway 9 a.m„ Morning prayer with AU Faiths Good in God’s Sight?” S t Bernard’s Churah ter used, an efficiency so low aa to sibility, bsssd on the nuclear reac­ you can take it where you want, show will be directed , by Mrs. ance to weathering, Lucite house brushing or rolling. President Kennedy la now re­ will usually reveal that approxi­ Junior Choir. Address by the Rev. 4:10 p.m., Watrhtower study 31 S t Bernard’s 7Fer„ Rockville make Interplanetary travel-~too tion principle that gives the you are not hampered by the lack Rock Begin, program chairman. paint resists blistering. It is ex­ Lucite is non-staining, almost with all its talent for keeping on article, “The Sacred Bible and Our ceptionally easy to apply, dries in CUNLIFFE ported to be planning to take this mately half the .traffic consists of Mr. Byrne. Other services in the Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Paster time consuming,. hydrogen bomb Its power and a A u a m EVERYTHINO IN of electrical outlets, take it on a non-chalking, and will not stain with the routine down a well chUdren’s chapel for kindergarten Problem of Smwival.” (Joel 2:32.) boat, to camp, anywhere at all. By Guest of honor at the PTA 30 minutes. The final topcoat can DON WILLIS aaaet and spend part o f It by send­ mix tmeks heading toward the 860 Days to Mars technique we have had for nearly a meeting before the talent show adjacent masonry surfaces. It marked trail, could have complet­ members and in the nursery chapel Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group stu­ Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. A chemlcAly propelled trip to recharging, this amazing new en­ be applied in damp weather or also hides surface imperfections, MOTOR SALES ing Mr. Stevenaon on a tour of next new road. And by the time the decade. 250 TOLLAND ST. will be Mrs. William Thayer, a over slightly damp surfaces—a ed the awarding process if thsre end of any particular line haa been for nursery children. dies in the Bible aid, “ Your WUl Mars would take 360 dajv. Since BOOKS ergy cell will give you more than uniform flat finish hides surface EXPERT AUTO BODY and T.*>i»i America. Hie tour Itself II a.m,. Morning prayer with Be Done on Earth,” at 237 Oak­ St Fraaeis o t Aaslsi Church While a fusion rocket would have Science, Fiction, Best Sellers 2,500 hours of peak performance. 'teacher at Buckland School for 15 real boon when the weather docs GARNGE had not been theee five Intemip- reached, the traffic o f the tmeks there woAd have to be a 400 A y the Aghest efficiency <0.7 per cent EAST HARTFORD years, who is transferring to Hol­ roughness and imperfections. PENDER REPAIRS could be harmless and pleasant, Senior Choir. Sermon by the Rev. land St., 20 Marble St, 18 Cham­ South Windsor layover, the totA for a round trip . GOME IN BROWSE Why not ask to see and hear it at not cooperate. It will not chalk isv^ain St.. TeL MI 9-4581 tiona In the business of pretending used in building it has worn out of its matter is actually turned A - BU 9.6333 lister St. School as a fourth grade or stain adjacent masonry sur­ Best of all, Lucite will clean and probably would be that, and the beginning of the route, so that Mr. Byrne. Babysitting nursery, 41 bers St, and 12 Trotter St. Rev. James P. Glynn, Pastor would be more than 900 days. Modem TV Service? The screen up with water. No messy cleaning ENAMEL and LACQUER that this or that worn and out' Park St. Friday at Kingdom Hall. 7:25 Rsv. Raymond B. Yaskaoskaa Using chemlcA rockets, a tri|rip to to energy). It is handicapped by is a large one, 10 inchea, much teacher, Mrs. Thayer received her faces and may be thinned with REFimsHINGS proAtable for the United States as it is time to pave it over again. the 10 billion degree temperatures Power and Hand Tools ••The PoUy B’» training at the New Britain Nor­ water. Job after painting, just wash your Speciolfadim In worn banality was worthy of cltS' This is the nearest thing to a per­ 7 p.m.. Evening prayer in the p.m.. Theocratic ministry school. Assistant Pnator Pluto, the farthest planet from Fainting and Decorating Tools larger than the average portable equipment and hands with soap well, if Mr. Stevenaon were to Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. we think exist during - the reac­ Gift Department TV. This Motorola Astronaut has mal School and taught in the East Lucite dries to a lovely satin REASONABLE PRICES tlcn for outstanding excellence. petual motion brand o f industry the sun, would reqAre about 122 Garden and Land Tools and water and wipe up spots and FREE ESTIMATES' carry with him Iknpe convincing Dally, 7 p.m., Evening prayer In ’Theme, ’’Seek Peace With Your Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 9, 9:10, yean! tion. no difficulty in pulling in stations; Hartford school system for seven sheen fini.sh ■ that hides surface BRAKE SERVICE yet developed, and thla is certainly To build such a rocket depends Baby, Honsohold, Party MANCHESTER years before joining the staff at imperfections and stays beautiful spills with a damp, soapy rag. and disarming m t a n ^ t o the ef­ Nothing has ever summed up chief among the many things the memorial chapel. Brother.” Day’s text, Isa. 60:5. 10:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. : But It would take oAy 18 Ays and Banquet Needs they come in so clearly that you It will pay you to stop in at the RT. SO—WAPPING, fXINN. Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ on the development of new shapes Buckland School. She and her hus­ for years. Front End Alignment fect that the Ublted Stat>s.la not the current poverty of television which make us admit that our if we had the energy to travel at, Invalid Needs would think there was an outside E. A. John.son Paint Co. and find AT THE DUOO SION munion. Celebration of an ember Center Congregattonal Church say, 9443 miles a second, moving and structures, perhaps a magnetic BOOKSHOP antenna. band live at 24 Hammer St., East Further, when used with Du­ trying to buy anything In partkla- programming as dismally as did own highway program, that of S t John’s Episcopal Ohnreh field to replace the solid wAIs wa Hartford, with their three chil­ out more about this miracle paint. putting Connecticut back in the day. 11 Center St. in a ArAght line and under a ANDREWS BLDG. How about your TV antenna Pont Blister-Resistant Primer over TEL. Ml 4-1888 General Repair Worii tts desperate search, the other RockvlUo currently use for the combAtlon 67 E. CJenter S t—Ml 8-1086 dren, Michael, Laurie, and Joanne. They have a handy leaflet that lar with ilia prestige. mud, doesn’t make sense. Rev. Clifford O. Sfanpeon, Rev. Jamee L. Grant Rector constant acceleration of one grav­ for your regular set? Did it get bare wood, the resultant finish not n lg ^t, foifor pro grama to which the and discharge chambers. A pro­ PARKING IN REAR Mrs. Maurice Willey, president only lasts 50 per cent longer than gives general Instructions for ap­ But tte truth seems to be that ’There is, in fact, nothing to rec­ Second Congregational Ohureh Minister ity (equA to the speed of a body damaged during the hard winter? plying to wood, redwood, cedar, “Enuhy^’’ might bs awarded. 385 N. Main St. Bev. Laurence J. Vincent, falling to earth.) longed period of haAc physical re<> CAMPING of the Manchester PTA Council, ordinary house paint but Is also the prime purpose of the Steven­ ommend our program except the 8 a.m.; Holy Communion. If to, let Modem TV Service fix mahogany, new shake and shingle pleasure that ould come from liv­ Mlnlater. Rev. Felix M. Davis Assodato Minister Thus we must look carefully at search must precede the develop­ will Install officers of the Buck- extremely resistant to moisture- It w a s' gil^tlable. It was gro­ 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Holy Commu­ ment of a fuAon rocket. it for you. If you are interested surfaces, for painting new yellow son trip will be to see If he can ing in the kind o f state it could Aseociate Minister, nion and sermon. other ways to propel apacesAps. EQUIPMENT land PTA, all of whom were re­ blistering, cracking and peeling. MANCHESTER tesque. The last possibility would In­ in a rotor antenna, they are of­ elected except the vice president. The outstanding advantages of pine lumber. Also how to apply to TOURAINE talk Latin American policy Into eventually recreate. Nor do we ex­ Mrs. Richard H. Pinney 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church 4 p.m.. Groundbreaking cere­ vFor more than a decade we have CUSTOM MADE fering a special price reduction We suggest, ^trat, that televl- had nuclear fission in both steady volve the anAhUation or complete Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, They are Mrs. Kenneth Prior, using Lucite are many, among masonry surface.s. Full instruc­ line for common action against pect understanding and apprecia­ Services. Sermon, "The Easy Way mony on Vernon site. Air hlattreases. Stoves, right now. A rotor antenna brings tions are contained in this leaflet MEMORIAL CO. rion try to make ne^ year’s pro­ tion of what this : leasure might 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and to Destruction." and explosive forms, yielding destruction of matter and Its con'^ CANVAS AWNINGS president: Alexander Penny, vice them the following: Cuba. He will, suiposedly, give 6:30 p.m.. Young Peoples Fel­ verAon completely A to energy: Lanterns in even the distant stations clear­ and once you have, painted your Opposite East Cemetery PAINTS be to be too general and wide. Church School. Nursery fon chll 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School about one one-thousandth of its president; Mrs. Donald Bergin, It lasts 50 per cent longer than particular attention to the three gramming a little better. .. lowship meeting. the photonic rocket. ly. For all kinds of antenna work, home with DuPont Blister. Resis­ We don’t expect the Chambers dren during worship service. Ser­ for nursery through Junior high. total potential energy. ’Therefore, secretary; Mrs. Donald Wells, the best of oil-base exterior house Per Best Results We suggest, second, that tf It MonAy, 7:30 p.m., Altar Guild Here, the propellant woAd Isava MANCHESTER depend upon XIodem. TV Service. tant Primer and Lucite Acrylic natlona, Brazil, Mexico, and Ecua­ of Commerce, or even the farmers, mon by the Rev. G e o rge Roberta, Lower junior classes, Grades 3 meeting at St. James' Church, it could certainly apply to rocket treasurer; Mrs. Willian Bolton, paints, when applied according to Quality M«moridls doesn’t, it abandon, out of kind­ propulsion. - the rocket at the speed of ligA, at Walt Laraoureaux, owner of Mrs. John Fletcher, and Edward directions. Hou.se Paint, you can expect a dor, whirii have most cpenly sig­ or the legislators of even one of D. D., Interim minister. Coffee and 4, attend church with their Zion St., Hartford. SURPLUS SALES CO. Modem TV Service, haa had years long-lasting, trouble-free paint Over 80 Years Experience those counties which has a rela­ Harnessing such energy to the a velocity 100,000 times greater Bride, council delegates. It resists blistering, ends the nified their reluctance to Join us ness to itself, any such public hour and food sale in Fellowship parents. WednesAy, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ than from the chemicA rocket, 169 N. MAIN ST. of experience in the service field Job. tively easy chance qt life because Hall after worship service. rocket creates a difficult technical In any hemisphere measures aimed promenade of its own lack of en­ 7:30 p.m., CYP Club meeting of munion. maMng it pOsaiAe for uee to Visit at Depot Square working here in Manchester for PAUL'S it has bMn neglected, compara­ 1 p.m.. Youth Pilgrim FeUoW' Thursday, 7:30-8 p.m., ConOrma- problem: How to keep the fierce Call Ml 9-5807 tertainment power. Manchester Youth Ootmcil. In the radiation from destroying the inhabitable plamto A other jA n - Opeoi Dally to 9:00 P.M. eight years, then operating his PAINT SUPFLY at Castro. tively speaking, by the march of ship will join in the cleanup at the sanctuary. Si>eaker, Dr. Frank tlon class. progress to A te, to come Into church. rocket's wAla This is far from etary systems and to attaA prac­ J. FARR—Ml S-1111 own shop at the comer of Hills St. 645 Main Street Mr. Stevenaon, traveling on such Laubach. Fri Ay , 9 a.m., Holy Communion. tically imllmlted erulAng perfor­ and Hillstown Rd. for over three A. AXMKTTI, Prop. irtford bearing petitions asking 7 p.m.. Youth Pilgrim FelloW' 7 p.m.. Bridal Show rehearsal at being solved. Radio Today a mission, will no longer be mwely One temporary solution sclen- mance. years before opening at 405 Cen Harrison St., Manchester How To Stimulate Busineas that their county be allowed to ship' wlU meet at the church to North Methodist Church , Elks Carriage House. Tel. Ml 9-0.’!00 the enlightened and distinguished slip back toward ita natural state. ter St. His father. Walter La- proceed to Center Congregational 800 Parker St. Saturday, 8 p.m.. Bridal show at WDRC—1860 One particular news Item which To the contrary, v j expect even NEW FAIRWAY moureaux Sr., and Bob Werner travrier he has been on other re­ Church to hear Dr. Frank Lau­ Rev. H. Oogood Bennett, Minister Elks Carriage House. ship meeting with Diane Harrison First Lathe ran CXnirch SEE US FOR: 1:00 A. J. at Midday is recurrent in the business and oiir more sylvan areas to be ddm- are associated with him. 3:06 Jerry Blshiip Snow cent tours among our Good Neigh­ bach. leadAg worship, and Elizabeth RoekvUle e Aluminum Roll Up Awnings inated primarily b; envy of those Rev. David G. JaxkAmer, D.D., When Modem TV Service does 6:06 Art Johnson Show bors. He win be a man with a pur­ financial sections these days 9 and 10:80 a.m., Family Wor­ Taloottvllle Congregational Ohnreh Crandall, recreation. o Venetian Blinds 8:05 Raynor Shines We bu^, seU or trade antifoa sections of the state where the Pastor. work for you, you can be sure that 11:05 Spotlight on SporU WATKINS-WEST makes lu feel very sorry for all OhanA of the Nasarene Bev. Robert K,^Shlmoda, Minister NOW OPEN e Storm Doors pose. To be sure, he wiU be as nice ultimate ideal, that of. a state ship. Guest speaker, the Rev. everything they have to replace 11:15 Kaynor Shines and used furniture, ehlna, glaaa, the learned and competent econo­ paved solid from border to border, 250 Main St. Stephen Moon of Korea, former RockvIlA Methodist Church e Combination Windows 1:00 News. Signnff and friendly and persuasive a man Rev. C. E> Winslow, Minister 148 Grove St. 9 a.m., SunAy School classes Next to Popular Market in your set is of the highest quali­ FUNERAL oUver, old coins, gold cotao, mists, Uieoretical and practical, has already been approached. And minister of education at North 10:45 a. m., Nursery opens. IVTlC-^1080 as we could possibly send on surii for A1 ages. Adult Bible elssa. MonchaslBr Awalng Co. ty, nothing but name brands ara 1:00 Monitor dolls, guns, hobby coDoetlons, even we are good-natured enough Church. 11 a.m.,. Morning worship serv­ Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Pastor o World Green Stamps o 195 WEST CENTER ST. a mission. To be sure, he will at­ who have been in Washington 9:30 a.m., CSiurch School classes ice and Sunday School. Sermon, Teacher trAnAg class. ever used. They repair ail makes 1:10 Home Decorator SERVICE attic contente, or whole eotataa. to hope they get what they want, 9 am., Sunday School. Nursery, 10:15 a.m., Church Service. Holy Telephone Ml 9-3081 of sets and respond to calls quick­ 2:UU Detroit at Boston tempt to persuade, rather than these many months post supposed­ for all ages. Adult and young adult "The Birthday of the C h u r c h.” 0:30 a.m., Church School, Grade 5:30 Special Report Appraisals, and that it serves them right. Grades 4-12. Communion. Sermon, “God’a EetabUshed 1949 ly. To help in this respect, they ly doing something to end the re­ departments go to their classes at 10:30 am., SunAy School. Nur­ Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 4 through adults. 6:00 News, Weather ORMAND J. WEST threaten. But in our private world, where 9:30 then adjourn to meet In the new Covenant.” New members have an answering service which 6:20 Strictly Sports cession. we consider ourselves privileged to sery, kindergarten. Grades 1-3. Munroe. Ushers are Percy Spicer 10:45 a.m., Church School, nurs­ 7:05 Keyboard KliiKPini But not even the velvet glove, sanctuary at 10:10 for the cradle received into fellowship. Service covers the store each day (except FURNITURE dwell pleasantly and meditatively 3 p.m., Norwich District Con­ and Henry Higgins. Deacon of ery through Grade 3. Morning broadcast to Sunday School FAIRWAY 7:30 Monitor Director The news item which makes us roll A y program. . Sunday) until 9 p.m. 10:30 Jazz REPAIR SERVICE the ingratiating voice, the halo of on what would really be fine for v e n e s at South Methodist the A y is Everett Castetter. worship, Sermon, "Redevelopment Blatn Street Manchester'' feel sorry for the experts, and 10:45 a.m., Worship Service, Dr. rooms,.Nursery during service. Stop in ' some day and ask to 11:{H) News 148 E. CENTER ST. Idealism and ainceiity, will hide Connecticut, we will keep on un­ ' Gustafeon, Factor 0:30 a.m., Sunday School with 0:30 a.m., - Church School for shapes are carried here. Complete U:0U News SPAGHEHI should have let other hemisphere 9:80 a.m„ Ct)drch school with satisfaction is guaranteed and all 11:10 Ray Somers • Cnstom Furniture m ^ ers are being employed.'Fac­ bach says; “ I feel deeply about classes for AI age groups, kinder­ Grades 6 through high school. 1:00 Del Rayces Slip Covers sind Draperies Ra v io li countries, discover and label Castro- 9:45 a.m.,’ Sun Ay School. Loyal-^ cAsoes tor all ages, nursery VICHI'S tubes and component parts used Berube Rents Typewriters tories which make rocking chairs this matter of praying and hold­ garten through adult. 10:40 a.m., Chiirch School for WINF-.12S0 Made to Order for themselvee—and for us. ing others up to God.” ty Campaign in prom ss. 10:30 a.m., Churchtime - nursery hifants through Grade 4. through adults. PACKAGE STORE in repairs are guaranteed for at Have you heard about the *35,-f - 1:00 CBS News OPEN DAILY have a sudden rush of orders, “When we pray for other 11 a.m„ Horning worship. for children under third grade. 10:45 a.m„ Morning Worship. 1 1 a.m.. Morning worship. Ser­ 80 BIS8ELL ST. 000 Scholarship Sweepstakes that dow-n, not only is money lost but 1:10 CBS—I f s New Complete Selection of Materials, Similarly, if here is one thing we valuable time as well. Arthur 1:15 Showcase of Music 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. vdiich require extra hours, men, people we ore not persuading God 5:45 p.m., Visitation by young 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. Sermon, "The Scandal of Re­ mon, "Separated Unto God.” lOSTON, LOS ANGILIS is being offered by Berube’s and 1:35 Ix>cal News and Showcass FREE ESTIMATES should do now, it should be to re­ people. Berube is certainly more than well SUNDAYS d materials. In practically every to help them. We are gtvinig Him Sermon, “The MoAI Church.” ■ spectability,” by Bruce T. SAter, 7 p.m., Evening goepel hour. LONDON Remington Rand? There is noth- 2:00 CBS Newff frain from being the ones who try 7 p.m.. Family Gospel .Service. Church School night Message, qualified to seryice machines for 2:10 CBS—Time to Travel 808 N. Main St., Olanchester unity in the whole country, a chance to help -them. We be­ 7:30 p.m., Youth rally at Center pastor's assistant. 2:15 Showcase of Music 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. to organize this - hemisphere Wednesday, 6 p.m., Prayer Serv­ Oongregatlonel-^^urch with Dr. 6 p.m., Sehlbr PilgrimtPeliow- 'The MeUenlal Reign o f Christ” For The Best In ing-to buy, just stop in at Berube’s he worked six years for the Royal MI 9-6324 CLOSED MONDAYS furniture stores have been making come the channel for His will.” MODERN at 470 E. Middle Tpke. and pick Typewriter Co. of Hartford, and 2:3o Mutual News against Castro, by trying to bigr “Jesus told us to love our ene­ ice at the parsonage, 22 Vernon St. ^ssie''^ 2^ 2:35 Local News and Showcase a specialty of rocking chairs, and FMday, 7:30 . p.m.. Training up your blank and fill it out. Who worked on all types of machines 3:05 News or persuade support for what we mies and to pray for them ... How T V SERVICE Imows, you may be the lucky one. In the Brooklyn Navy Yard for the 3:10 Showcase of Music taking advertising to announce can we prajr loving prayers for the class studying book, "Ways of Un­ WORK CLOTHES 3:30 Mutual News think should be dOM. We should derstanding God’s Word,” taught The first prize is a *10,000 Kolar- Federal Government from 1941 to 3:35 Local News and Showcase that they have them waiting for Communist leaders in Russia and 405 CENTER ST. rrs FOR EXTRA MONEY wait for the hemlsi^ere to decide by the Rev. Harold Dron, Shelton. shlp and there are fifty other cash 1957. Whether you want your ma­ 4:05 News customers. in China?" C onor of Griswold B t DUCOandDULUXRfflNISHINe 4:10 Showcase of Music Berube*s prizes of *500 each! chine.* serviced on a contract basis that something o u ^ t to be done, "But we are not told to pray . » 4:30 Mutual News TYPEWRITER SERVICE Now if some professional econo­ Zion Evangelical Luthieraa Ohureh TEL. an 8-8805 Do you need a typewriter oc­ or just want a machine fixed, 4:35 Local News and Showcase WE PAY and then come to us for help in for people when it is easy to pray 5:05 News 479 Middle Tpke. E. mist, or some prestige-laden busi­ (Mlseourl Synod) 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST Morry's casionally? I t - so, the sensible Berube's is the place to call. seeing that it geta done. for them nor because we approve COME and HEAR 6:10 CBS—Calling American Manchrsier ness man, or some Madison Ave­ Cooper and High Sts: MOTOROLA MANCHESTER thing to do is to rent dne from All size covers for portable and 5:35 Local News and Show'Case HIGHEST PRICES of them. Wa are praying for Rev. PiMii G. Prokopy, Poster standard typewriters, up to 20" are 5:50 Sports Special This should be our simplest rule nue smartle, or Congress passing HAIIY MUU MEN'S STORE Berube’s. They have all kdnds on bEBUlLT TYPEWRITERS FUR SCRAP PAPER, RAGS, people because they need prayer, hand, including Royals, even an carried here as well as typewriter 6:00 CBS News ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, In this situation: that we do not just aa we feed hungry people be­ SALES ttiKl SERVICE • Maaebeatar 147 MAIN STREET 6:10 C ^ —The Sound Story METALS and SCRAP IKON some law, or some federal agency 9 a.m., Sunday School. FrM bus eiectril: typewriter if you wish one. desk pads. Ty)'ewrlter ribbons are 6:15 Showcase of Music L. C. SMITHS. Etc. push our own case against Cas­ cause they need to be fed, or as CALL OR DELIVER TO launching some boondoggle, could transportation. We sorvtoo aS makes of TV, TTie fee for rental Cs a nominal available, in red, green, black and 6:30 Mutual News tro, but that we wait for the we try to save a man’s soul be­ "^iiif'<^MItelMa 3-7043 Next to Eatnaoe to State brown, red and brown, brown and 6:35 Local News and Showcase We Handle Stationery AJong^ ever stimulate and produce this 9:30 a.m,, Adult Bible study. Radio and Phonographs n e a te r one and saves you the considerable 7:00 CBS News homlsi^ere to develop its case cause his soul neeA saving.” 10 a.m.. Divine Worahlp. Also expense of buying a machine. black.'Envelopes of all sizes are 7:10 Mitch Miller With Office Machine Supplies much economic aotlvUy, putting "God is seeking a way to re­ Interesting stocked, even up to 10", and VPD 7:55 CBS News and S|>orU OSTRINSKY against him. rite of Confirmation. Text: 1' John Dr. Frank Laubach ITiere are just a few of the IBM Your Mall List As Desired a fading Industry on Its feet, and veal Christ to the Communists. ring binders made by Joshua Meier 8:05 Showcase and News Dealers In Waste Materiab 4:19 and Mark 11:3. Theme, “God WOOLO'S GREATEST UVING UTIRARY EXPERT Gothic type machines to use for 10:00 Dance Remote We might be surprised to find spreading tonic effects through the How can they ever see Jesus If (Jo. that take 8 x 11 paper, priced A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 731 PARKER ST. Loves You and Needs You.” Nur­ billings, etc., and these sell for 11:00 Mutual New’s Tel. AH 8-S786 or 80 8-6J16 oiit bow much easier It is to whole American economic chain, it they cannot see Jesus in us? And Accurate just *56. These machines are com­ from *1.25 to *5.50. 12:05 News MI 9-3477—Ml 3-6342 sery In the pariah house during « What would make a belter grad­ 12:15 Slgnoff achieve and lead a.united hemlS' would be labeled a tremendous and so. If we are sincere in our pray­ church worship. YOUTH LECTURE — CENTER CONGREGATTONAL CHURCH pletely reconditioned and may be ers, we not only pray that they rented or purchased as you wish. uation gift than a portabl,e type­ phere if, as its biggest and most inspiring aocpmplishment. 2 p.:!)., New England District Complete writer? You can cl.v.o- - any make may see the Lord Christ and fol­ Lutheran Laymen’s League Con­ The rental-eservice offered by powerful nation, we had strategl In fact, whoever was responsi­ low Him, but that they may see you like and nothing could please Deaths Last Ni^ht svhMt IPa Mm« la cal and psychological sense enough vention business session at St. SUNDAY, MAY 21, 7:3opm lafsmatlsael Users tSs^rsrsg^i Berube’s is one that is used by a high school graduate more than ble would have a proud report to the Lord Christ in us and .in our Matthew’s'Lutheran Church, New "Suburbia many people, individuals aa well to station ourselves at the rear, action. We will pray that they a brand new portable typewriter. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS make to the President, and might Britain, Zion laymen will attend. T h , ChrMion Selsnca Msnhsr as offices. Certain machines are The use of a typewriter in college and play tha role, of one among even be called to the White House may see the Lord Christ in the 2:30’ p.m., Voung peoi^e ot 2Uon used only during a certain period Washington — Former Republi­ way our government acts.” COMMUNITY LECTURE— lAILEY AUDITORIUM One Nsrwe, St., t sstsn 15, Men. Vm Him tht )ok... hm )«l tht tMit Du Pont Today" is a fine way to bring up^ the can Sen. George W. Malone o t Ne­ many rather than the role of pow- with Enfield and Wapping socie­ , h in t for It.,. k colon to irnkh ateMnil Hm ■ of the year in many offices, there­ to receive the President’s personal Bernice A. Chappell, 7THE 91AOAZINE OF marks and keep them up. vada, 70, died yeaterday of can­ oc^ected leader. ties as hosts to the W a 11 h e r MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL SsnJ yn^t nssqsessr.. for the quostion on eotar?... whotta b m ? . . . how to do HT fore, it makes renting of these commendation for having achieved North Methodist Church. PLEASANT PLACES Berube’s offers a mailing serv­ cer. During his 12 yeara in the ■Xpert League birthday banquet held at' choclsd. Ineloosd f M my. dMck er CALL I I for export help oe yow next pohrtini fob. machines the only s e ^ b le plan. ice for those sending out material A Sffrvic* OALI. such a very tangible contribution Bethany Lutheran Church, West money srdor. □ I yeer $20 A MONTHLY FEATURE OP If you are interested in the rent­ Senate, 1947-59, Malone waa a • MOVHim on a monthly basis. Send a list of relentless exponent of greater Of to the cause o f economic recovery. Brazil Needa Credit Hartford, □ fi itenttio *10 □ 8 mamiN *8 YOUR HOMBTaWN DAILY ing of any business machine, call names and addresses and the plates Ml S-4862 Hoodluau Et AL MONDAY, MAY 22,8K)opa)^ tariff protection for American • P A e K M H I Yes, Indeed. Hie economist vriio N K W ttF A na Berube’s, MI 9-3477 and Arthur will be embossed and the mail will SincBrify EgjokosonPtmca Berube will be glad to give you all business. , H m new military nglna In oouM achieve oomethlng like that Brasilia — Brazil is facing a Concordia Evan gel teal LottMraa flWV bo sent from there or from your Where Personal serious food crisis. A drought that the Information. own office. A graphotype embosses New York — Mrs. Grace George floutb Kocaa la beginning to mark would have it made for life. Hla Church SpoetoraO by: MlANCHfiSm CO UN aL OP CHUOCHES 723 MAIN STn MANCHESTER PHONE Ml 9-CMl^ Brady, 81, who acted on, Broad­ Constderattaa spoiled more than half this year’s ' Wintar and Gardw Bto. The servicing of business ma­ plates for permanent addresses, ItasK first treaties would, we ^ppose, ACAGiV chines and rej^ra is offered' by way for more than 50 .years tmder b A Tiaditira wheat crop has also spoiled that of Bev. Paul C. Kaiser, Factor BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK EoBtiitig Ifpralh the plates put on an addresso- \ lUng it makaa no pro- be titled “Introducing Compensa­ Argentina, Brazil’s chief supplier. k Beriibe's at reiUbnable prices. graph aiid the work is done quick­ the name of Grace George, died nwniew wqta olwat la tha hustnssa tory Rhyttunie Ameliorations Into Now Brazil will need credit — or a 6 aAi„ Hidy Oommualoa. city Ape Many offices subacribs to thp ly and efficiently. The Barrett yesterday. She first- played Broad­ 400 Mam Street' new eoffee customer to trade with 9 u d 10:80 aja.^ Hia SentoA OPEN TO PUBUC monthly service plan, thus .you Adding Machine Co. has named way in 1898 and lu t appeared la aClHUlBK riMSana. a Hnmentarily BtaUa llocnanila —to obtain abroad tha 1,700,000 |9ra assurad of the parfset per- Berube as Its factory representa- 1951 in W. Somerset Maughikm’a Wtaatloa.** O uiwfc Eehool aad aunanr. P A ! N T s Ona thlBg it doea maka toM d wheat ohe ae#A 7 pJB,, Adult B ilA dM E 8S46 formaaoa oC all iqaeWnaa in your tlva, and their machines are sold “The Ckmetant Wffe.” She waa a I affleo. When maohlnaa break and serviced here. native of Brooklyn, N. T. PAGE sa MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY. MAY 20. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1961 P A G V U r m DAILY CROSSWORD PU2S6LB BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLB RePOBnOWCTTV' WT THAT KNCH iy THt The am ifopnccirru ^TUnr ANY THIN 00MB i P«OPMAl>rSEEME!> RCTUSN ■EASNAPAThrCR MCKPOSTHKOnCSSl . FERASUSHTFeCJ^OtTHWITH, ^ WORWhfFtR'IHAT e-Measure Homer Sparks Rangers’ Wiii 2U.«TW A r— Herald Angle IndependiHit S la lt s p i r r j c m . By EARL YOST rMSUBCj OFITK - tu M w m X VA*MO W 9 H M * 9 6 < K i Ilueky 8U n HiUnakl, who turned S S S S r - S T j from baaeban to golf, la the only aOQiteiel ■cratch player Hated In the mem- Same Feud, New- Sites Captain Socks atBWYbeeto. herahip of the Mancheater Country BEYOflD ■TBeRSACHOFmoiA.m/ u s e v n itf Club for the 1081 (eaaon by the -KeAO.VlMBM »M M --UffMriBffirtr 500-Ft. Smash I O F fW/ VtSlLAMCe, MB’S ' immiuiiBiit— -S?!l"«?t>cut State Golf Aaaocia- For Dodgers^ Giants X40M tpK T]/ MPeefOBW (n rj Hon. HinnaWI fiblHii the teveted UKELV TOBOUBLB UDaeca*' ■ club championship, ah honor he ^HlS iWvIsSTMeMT M8hMt-l aSMeidiMlaU In ii-1 Victory Stele aroitoPiBi Mined la»t year by defeating New York, M»y 20.{JP)-—There m*y b« virtuftlly a whole jWAWPtAMS/j dtrloB ITPItabcr Einar Uorentzen In the finals . . . new cast, but the Dodgera and Giants ar* still beltinf the be- ItOeateetid teOnfted OntJ Playing in the recent North-South When they elect a fellow .v i p e M l m MAet Amateur Open at Pinehurst, N. C„ jabbers out of each other in a .feud that had its start on the AMERICAN LEAGUE SINMni aibepleMot 88957% , SH.. eilU A T ae captain of his ball club he’s MSBaedclar lia e Hllinaki qualified in a playoff and banks of the Cowanua in Brooklyn and on Coogan’s Bluff in W. I„ Pet. G.B. A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN MSeUetet supposed to assume . leader­ W im ^ e e te STgieealaad SSST** BOMwIiraate then lost out in the first round New York. Detroit ...... 2 8 lO- .697 ______en allaail but not before staging a great It was the Giants who snatched New York . ..1 6 IS AS2 5 ship of the team. Phil Custer, 9 o m w o t n H B^ioveii n itaie'eaail 44GenMediickB IlltetaM the National League lead from Oeveland .. .. .17 14 .548 5 su B ssi»«r SSeeSe 4esikiit MPercfc comeback. Down six holes with captain of Cheney Tech’s SStriniMi six to play, HilinskI won the next the Dodgers with a two-game Radio, TV Sports Mlnneeota . ..1 7 14 .648 5 MMNDsrruw MSaavle baseball squad, did just that •W WKRS five only to lyse out on the 18th. sweep at Lxia Angeles almost a' Baltimore . .16 16 .500 « 'i « ----- UiU r I r 1 r r r w month ago in 3-1 and 6-5 decis­ yesterday afternoon as he led the admtiiMxattre p r The Pinehurst field was one of the Saturday— Kanuia City ..IS 14 .481 7 Rangers to an 11-1 victory over cepKil IS best In the country wltli 57 scratch ions. And last night the Dodgers 2 p.n.—Taaka va. ladiana, Washington . .15 18 .455 8 Lyman Memorial at Lebanon. S# BeeoMpeBee n" ”1 players and 38 others with one twice came from behind for an 8-7 Chicago . . . . .18 18 .419 9 OliaaMi S; WKNB 810. The Rangers' shortstop had «0Clkk-bMt)M IT II stroke handicaps in the field. victory at San Francisco that 4:10—^TV Raee at Week, Boston ...... 12 17 .414 8 teBedamatlaa IL Thursday the Central Connecticut trimmed the Giants' lead to two Channel 18. Los Angeles .11 19 .867 lOl'i three hits in- four trip* to the plate eSettdtiide II games and hoisted Loa Angeles in­ one of which wa.s a tremendotus (Miteedar rr n r ir Golf Association will stsge a one- 2 p.Bi.—Red S a x va. Tigara, Friday's Results ■ 1 day event i t the Msmchester Coun­ to a virtual tie for second place. 500-feet tape-measure homer to 1 (eonib. tem ). CluuuatoO, 80; w n C 1080. I.a>s Angeles 4-1^, Chicago 8-8. PHIL CUSTEB teMdfebeidiiig try Club. Cincinnati la the official runner- 4:00—Sparta ThriUa, Cleveland 9, New York 7. leftfield. Cheney coaches Tony StOninntM sr r 0 H ■ • • • up at the moment (by .002 per­ Chaaael 80. Baltimore 4, Washington X. A la Mickey Mantle D’Angonna and Bob Donovan de­ ^MSpeiter w Gene Johnson, who started the centage points over Loa Angeles) 8 p.m.—Big Ttone Wreatilag, Minnesota 11, Kansas City 1. clared afterwards that in there 66Bsdsclor after raU3ring for a 3-2 victory opinion it was the longest ball even MNhImdcm sr bMebslI season with Austin, Tex., OhauBel 8. Detroit at Boston (Postj^ned). fTlIeet dlebw ■ 1 In the Double A Texas League, has against the Milwaukee Braves S p.BB— WreatUng, OhaunN 18. Today's Probable Pitchers lilt by a (Theney player. < while Philadelphia skidded Pilta- DOWN fT been sent do\ni to Cedar Rapids, 8:80—Preakneas Raee, New York (Terry I-O) at Cleve­ Among Select j Custer added two singles to his ■ 1 Iowa In the ClaHs B Three Eye burgh to a close fourth, 4-1. The COuuuiel 8. land (Bell 1-4), 2 p.m. "WWT* (four master and drove In three CARNIVAL ISoMletob.) Chicago Cubs added to the woes BY DICK TURNER Srendnlae W League. The property of the Mil- 10 p :bb.—F ight of Week. Washington (McClain 4-2) at .1IIIII W inriP l*€i ohfc-slded contest. This 2 ■ppeDatlon wanKee Braves, Johnson got oft to of St. Louis and Cardinal Maha- Foraaadoa ve. W riiltt, Baltimore (Brown 2-1), 2 p.m. TT A l l l J C t l . O marked the second time thlsaeasen S BOBiea date U' i i j a slow start at bat, although Ms ger Solly Hemua by beating the P R IS C IL L A ’S PO P Ohaaael E Kansas City (Nnxhall 1-0) at that the Rangers topped the Leb­ BY AL VERMEER 4Peem R m defensive play was brilliant, and Redbirds, 1-0, behind the seven- Minnesota (Pascual 8-8), SfSO p.m. anon nine, winning 11-6 Itv tbe •AtMtbaa li tt 4 hit pitching of Glen Hobble. •Weep a t the cutdown date he wae aa- Snaday— Detroit (MossI 4-0) at Boston Is Shoemaker .season's opener. Th«y say when the IS ■igned to Cedar Rapids, a team • ■ m 0 t p.m.— Yanks ve. Orioles, (Sehwall 0-0), 2 p.m. sun (s . winir 7Lat&w t Fourth Win o f Seeeeu . • SoTlet aliaaa ST H he performed with a year ago . . . DODGERS 8. GIANTS 7— An Ohaaael 8, WKNB 810. (Only Games Schedule.) Inglewo(5d, Calif.. May 20 (An - The victory was the fourth In tBeedfft.) infield hit by Maury Wills and a | 2 p.m.—Red Sox ve. White Sex, Sunday’s Schedule Willie Shoemaker, five times Na­ six starts for the Rangers and lOPajr ettention double by Wally Moon gave the to sr Ohaaaels 8, SO, WTIC Chicago at Boston (2). 1:80 p.m. tional riding champion and only assures them of no worse than >a UMonraeeet -J Dodgers the deciding run in the 1080. Baltimore at Neiv York (2), 2:05 29, has joined the selert circle of even split for the season; ninth inning against losing reliev­ p.m. jockeys who have ridden 4,000 Ail told, the Rangers collected er Billy O'Dell (1-2). Johnny Cleveland Minnesota (2). 8 p.m. winners. Roseboro had capped a four-run Scholastic Baseball 11 hits with. Wayne Glidden get­ Detroit at Kansas Oty (2), 8:80 Shoemaker booted home Guar- ting two singles in as many times eighth for the Dodgeri, giving Cheney Tech 11, Lyman Me­ PITCHER GETS HIM— Pitcher Jerry Caaale of Los An­ p.m. SHORT RIBSr BY FRANK O’NEAL them the lead with a three-run morial 1 anteeya in yesterday’s third race at bat. acorlng twice and driv­ geles tags White Sox Jim Landis who tried to score from Washington at I>os Angeles (2), at Holl5rwood Park. The two- ing in three runs. Winning pitcher homer that made It 7-6. - Norwich 5, Bulkeley 0 4:30 p.m. Starter Juan Marichal blanked year-old colt scored hi.s first Phil Hence also had a two-run New Britain 2, New London 0 third on a pitched ball that got by the catcher, in the Monday's Schedule victory by 8 1/4 lengths as Blirgti. the Dodgers on three hits for five Southington 7, Windsor 1 sixth inning of the teams’ first game at Los Angeles last Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:80 p.m. The Shoe hii.stled him out of the On the mound. Hence effectlvriy ■P8HTW innings, then gave up a three-run Rockville 8, Farmington 2 Chicago at Boston, 8 p.m. homer by rookie Willie Davis in the night. Catcher Del Rice retrieved the ball and fired to gate into an early lead and kept handcuffed Lyman setting them Plainville 2, Newington 1 Baltimore at New York, 8 p.m. him there. It was the 4,000th time down on two hits. One was a solo W .Q W T sixth. Ttie Giants bounced back In laiington 6, Somers 5 Casale, who took the throw while on his knees. Umpire Washington at I.«s Angeles, 11 vU». the seventh when Harvey Kuenn's a Shoemaker mount was first homer by losing pitcher Bud Gold­ SouDo93«d* Glastonbury 6, Middletoam 8 is Sam Carrigan. (AP Photofax.) p.m. acroa.s the wire. stein which spoiled Hence’s Wd S -1 0 three-nm ciouble broke a 3-3 tie. (Only Games Schedule.) JEi2£. “i m ABOUT Kuenn drove In the Giants' last Willie and Johnny Longden. Ed­ for a shutout. Rangers did all of their scoring BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Hfi im u T four runs, hitting a solo homer N.ATIONAL LEAGUE die Arcaro and England’s Sir J CANT CAT in the ninth off winning reliever O.B. Gordon Richards now constit’ ’ in three innings. They tallied five p u n se Duren Saves Pair for Angels to Make Houk Squirm ,W. L. Pet. times In the second frame and had luim tu frUM, im. A1HW5I Ron Perranoski (2-0). San Francisco 20 10 .667 — the top four riders in thorough­ ao amay / T M w r p i o ^ It was the seventh victory in bred racing. Longden, who has a pair of three run rallies In the Cincinnati ___ 18 12 .600 2 third and fifth. Game was caUed nine one-run decisions for the Los Angeles ..20 14 .588 2 ridden 5.511 winners, is 54. Sir IT 'f 0 9 ' Dodgers. And it was only the Gordon, who has retired, has 4,- at the end of five innings because P ittsbu rgh ____ 16 12 .571 8 of cold weather. fourth defeat in 12 one-nm deci­ Yanks’ Bullpen Falls Down Milwaukee____IS 14 .481 Sv, 870. Arcaro, with 4,690, is 45. i i ^ i i p sions fo^ the Giants, who had won Chewpy <11) St. L o u is ...... 11 16 .407 71; No Parallel Rb r h a • rbl o t ■0^ their last five games. Chicago ___ -N il 10 .867 9 TTiere has been no parallel in LuRogf. „ 3b FRANK KANTZ• • • •. ' New York, May 20 (/F)— ♦4-2, and the Lo« Angeles Angels. TVins while southpaw Jack Kra- Philadelphia .. O 21 .800 11 American racing to the meteoric ' M*|i|‘o'ieit'"3b ' Frank Kants of Manchester, a for­ REDS S, BRAVES t —The Reds, When the New York Yankees after losing seven straight, swept lick won his fourth, against one Friday’s Results 12-year career of the 98-pound. ’ Jarvis, ib i[ 2 2 2 2 j j ‘ once easy pickin's for the Braves a twi-night doubleheader from the defeat, with a seven-hit job. four-foot-11 Shoemaker. His fir.st, J/f^nian, c .... mer all-etar eoooer player In Eu,- can’t win with hot bats, there • • • Chicago 1, St. Louis 0 n<‘nc6*. p 1 2 9(100 ro|^ will l^lpear udth the Hnn- and righthander Law Burdette, CTiicago White Sox, 4-3, and 5-S. winner was Shatter V April 20. 13 10(03 has to be something wrong. * • • PhltodelphU 4, Pittsburgh I MonroA. If ., ...... 8 I 1 1 0.0 1 ganaae against Ognlwo In a pre-, beat Milwaukee for the fourth time ORIOIF.S 4. SEN.'VTORR J — Clnclnnali 8, Milwaukee 2 1949. He was National riding GlidiAn, cf ...... 2 2 3 0 0 08 Umlnaiy game at 1:80 Sunday for in four tries this season behind And there is. The starting INDIANS 0, YANKS 7 — The Baltimore, after losing five in a Los Angelea 8, San Fraticlsee 7 champion In 1950 (tied with Joe OHri»r. rf ...... 8 1 1 0 0 0 1 the edfUMtIon match at Willow the flve-hit pitching of Jim O’Toole pitchers are shaky and the Yankees backed starter Bob Tur­ row, replaced Kansaa Cit.v in fifth Today’s Probable Pitchers i Culmone) and 1953, 1954, 1958 and Totals (4-3). T)ie young lefty, now 2-0 ...... soiinw n'iu Brook Park in New Britain be­ bullpen is bare. The defending ley and Luis Arroyo, the first of place while ending the Senators’ Loa Angelea (Oraig 2-2) at San 1959. I Lxniaa (I) tween Scotland and Turkey. The against Milwaukee this season, American League champs now the relievers, with home runs bv winning streak at five. The Birds Francisco (McCormick 4-1), 4 ab r h p4 a • rM KUmamockc of Scotland will meet shut out the Braves after a third have scored sei-en rune in each of Roger Maris, Yogi Berra and Hec­ did It with a three-run eighth in­ p.m. ^ , Grssnbtirf, lb ...... r f ’-R.— O ■ aw»n,i«».Ta^ji».niar>SM:^ — inning homer by Frank Bolling, tor Lopez at Cleveland and had a ning and they got ’em ail with­ 1953 is the highest for one year i Bat-s, sa ...... j t - to the Bestiktas equad from Turkey. two consecutive games — but Pittsburgh (Gtobon 2-2) at in thoroughbred racing hlstorv. 5.'",',' ...... 2 £ 2 ^ • • • who had three of their hits. A they’ve, lost them both, barely 7-4 lead going into the eighth. out a hit, scoring the three on six **Jimmy's •o quiat. Mom. Th» only «rky 1 know iMim Philadelphia (Roberts 0-5), 8:05 I JU D D SA X O N St(x:k oer racing this weekend two-run homer by Gene Freese tle^ holding on to eiecond plaoe after Then the Injuns came up with walks b>' loser Tom Sturdivant Few major stakes have eluded R»hsllo, 3b ...... 2 BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD he*B hurt i« whan h » ordtrs rsgular inttead w o p.m. the courageous, talented reinsman. SJ ...... 2 will find shows slated tonight at it for Cincinnati in the fourth and three times blowing leads in a 9-7 four consecutive hits, the fourth (2-3) and relievers Dave Sialer Milwaukee (Nottebart 2-2) at of da luxff hamburgers!” Gus Beil’s sixth-inning homer put a tying two-run single by (Jhuck He has been . aVtoard two K en-! Marmiaoiv if'V.V.':'. i OH,SURE.' \JUSTA6K)«y< both Riverside Park Stadium in lose at Cleveland last night. The and Marty Kutyna. Hoyt Wilhelm Clnrlnnati (Him! 8-1), 2:80 p.m. THEWB )I'« VW3RKm»jf Agawam, Mass., and Joe Tinty's it away for the Reds' 13th vic­ Indians wrapped it up with a five- Essegian off losing reliever Tex (5-1) won It with two hitless In- tnekv Derby winners—Swaps. Rlrhard. rf l _____ .leooowotiAay RBfT (SOT TO PE Von for Txe tory In 15 games. Both shots were Clevenger (3-2). The deciding .St. Louis (Jackson 0-2) at Chi­ 1955. and Tomy Lee, 19.59. Burz-aa. rf IICENSEP \F»PER. A80UT Plainville Stadium. Green flag mil run eighth inning against three ning.s of relief. cago (Ellsworth 0-2), 2:80 p.m. I OUT A PIANE, MSS BALLAgO/ be dropped at 8:15 for the first off Burdette (3-2). Tank relievers. run was forced home whbn Jim • • • Among $100,000 races he has,Tota1a ------V •vou NOD MOTS. BUT ) lOCAL USE . LITTLE SPORTS B Y RO U SO N « • • Sundav’s Schedule 1 3 18 4 3 1 WHAT'S UPj’ J OF PRIVATE race at each track . . . Sports Car Manager Ralph Houk hasn’t had Coats hit Woody Held with a pilch .ANGELA 4-5, CHISOX 8-8—The won; TTie Hollywood Gold Cnp fhsns.v ... 068 OS—11 T)M»<»tD,Mt.tewisN^ owe? Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 1:85 001 OO-.lI dduttBofi C^. 11 fttel rM*tote Cea. Club of America will stage a race PHILS 4, PIRATES 1 — Jim a complete game from his staff in with the bases loaded. Angels won the opener on home three times—aboard Swans in ^''1'!”*" " , . . _ OP TM f • Fund shonld get a slaable boost owner August Busch n v e Hem us P e f ^ t track conditions and ‘ 'v’”. 4 •? ‘ y.- . h i|| . . . Dave Orcntt of Manptaester and General Manager Bing Devine White Sulphur Springs. W. Va..fawesome tones. "This is his course ! inning's "o^ nia v* PKMtnn"r,.uf.H''* May 20 (A5,c^- The way the prin- and he jtist knows which is the ,h " '.'P i ■ /'(V’l'W '’'" owns stock oar bearing No. 83 a vote of confidence — a - tup- te innings to defeat Liberty weatlier pi’evailed today for cipal character ia friaking about right club to use. The rest of us •a.B.xrra’s - (.20 which Phil Mitchell drove to first posed pat on the back which us­ Mutual. 7-,3, la.at night at Mt. the 85th running of what I plaoe in the first of two featnre ually turns out to-be a kite of the golf course they might well more or le.ss have to guess." Nebo. Two runs in the .sixth and MORTY MKEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl races last Saturday night at Rlv- death in major league managerial change the name of this tourna­ The West Virginia slammer has five in the seventh pulled out U\e promi.ses to be one of the ment from the Sam Snead Festival •rnide. circlee. been pro here since 19.36. While derision for Civitan. most exciting Preakness TH » CHART RVE-reor-aaKr AOCORDINO to the Sam Snead Benefit. Snead wa.s the big show. hi.« 64 NOU SHOULD BE EIGHr Only extra ba.se hits were triple races, with nine colts scrapping MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD XAMVHOr ^ fAVS'tOUARE. AND A HALF. TD*TH» CHART feet ; FOUR INCHES TALL. Snead atood almost virtually un­ yesterday was second best among by George Green and double by AI CVSTWExaHT/ ) HOWTALL T O R M 3LR challenged today at the start of the the scores of the 60 contestants Klein. The latter also added three for gold and glorv. m s TOO BAD AREVtXJ? WEIGHT... third round of the $10,000 event. (two wlthdrewi. Stan I.,eonard, singles tn pace, the Civitan attack. .lark Pi'ire. trainer of favored 7 ' HE SAW [ Ha was six strokes ahead of run- the Canadian, wielded a red-hot Don Conk and George Dickson Carry Bark, might have described "LOOKAWAV* nenip Gary Player at the halfway putter to turn In a 6.3 for a 36-hoIe each had two single.s for Mutual. the end of the ntile snd t)\ree-5ix- mark of the 72-hoIe event with a total of 136 and third place. Civitan ...... 000 002 .5 -7 -9 -2 teenth.s rare. brllliapt 129. And there seemed to Others among the top 10 were Mutual ...... 001 200 0 3-7-2 "I hope it's a five-horse blanket JOIN A coot be little chance he would be U.S. Open Champion Arnold .'^elbie and Rybrzyk; Kallio and finish and that Carry B ark’s nose caught. He has won this tourna­ Palmer, who added a 67 to his Cook. Is in front.” he said. ^ ment five times in the 14-year his­ opening 70 for a 137. Carry Back has made it a habit tory of the golf show. Tied a t '138 were Chick Harbert RET SOFTBALL " of getting just enough in front "He’s really a great golfer.” .said of Miami. Fla., and two club pros. after a ,mad rush that leaves SUMMER Player, the Masters champion and Bill Ogden of Glenview, III., and Spotting -\rmy * Navv seven watchers with their hearts in their top money winner, in somewhat Bob Watson of Elmhnr.st, N. Y. runs In the first frame. Telso had mouths. His tingling finishes have to push aoro.s.s a nm in the sixth put him out in the lead for the 2 to .squeeze out a 10-9 victory in' t h ree-year-oid ■ champlonxhtp of LEAGUE thelr".3'e>;gaw sfi-iig^ 1961. ettWhffim.hite TJKHM.WJlNi.HH. Coming bark strong. Tel.so went His success in five out of eight m JjOss ahead by a nm with three, two CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Schoolboy Golfers Avenge major races this season i.s the ______and four run.s In the next three more intriguing because of his low innings' after being .shutout In the MR. ABERNATHY •TRANORS POtrrotTT UXM T TtMT cost background. An original in­ B> KALS'l'ON JONES and FRANK RIIK;EWAY BACK IN HERS IMUI45/ftMCB «U T NB To Windham in Double Victory first. Army and Navy tied the vestment of $700, the son of Saggy game up with the tallies in the I DON’T V^_»i(yrn«R>iiiyt _ a J Holiday has put $512,868 Info the pockets WHAT I CAN Y UNDERSTAND fifth and Telso finally won it with KNOW. CUSTOMERS ARE TH E ONES 5152S ;,T O a ^ Briatol—Capturing their third of owner Mr.s. Katherine Price, Favorite Carry Back irtWork Out w e v e p e e n IS WHY THEY CAU-THEM J WHO ARE ALWAYS WAmWet PROMILY VOR M W ^BOIW MRIMN their sixth inning run. and he will be shooting for another HEPER?R WATTERS? ~ BTlLi puMfiTl eSMscutivs triangular golf match Edwards Sparkles Fat Doninn. whose two run W m im h ' s a n d M m ' s Tm s $126,200 as first prize in the Preak­ ZOAAlNUrES! In a' row, Manchester High's tal­ homer put TVlso ahead in the ness. some danger signals by finishing ‘ Saturday, was pronounced "Good . WHERE W o m M 'i Do h M m ented Hnka squad increaasd its As Rams Win, 8-2 fourth, finallv won it with a sacri- The bulk of his earnings this fourth and fifth in the Louisville as gold” by trainer Tommy Kelly. ARETHE record to 8-1 for the season. The fire fiv in the sixth driving in year have come at the expense of Classic. Jockey Johnny S ^ e rs told ^ WATTERS? M m 's DomM m Rockville r— Led by Co-Captain Dirk Sauer who had tripled. Hank Indians, defeated Windham, 8H- Crozier. who will be taking another There will he no excuses about , Price “don’t worry about a thing" M ixffd Do u M m Cliff Edwards, Rockville High’s Felle also homered for winners. crack at him. (3arry Back beat condition of the Pimlico track. It after taking Carry Back on his 8>4, and Bristol E sltem , 11-1, at baseball team trounced Farming- Tom Martin led losers with a dou­ l«ys Md Gills Crozier in two $100,000 races in hasn’t been rained on for a week j last half mile workout. "He looked Oths Chippanse Country Club. ton, 8-2, here Friday afternoon. It ble and single. Florida and then in the $125,000 and has been growing faster daily, mighty good” . reported •’ trainer Jimiors M d Mldgffts TThe -victory over Windham was was the Rama third conseuctive No summary statistics were Kentucky Derby May 6. The Derby course, a sixteenth o f, Parke after Oozieris final tuneup. turned In with this game. a sweet one' for the Indians. Earli­ trtdmph and their sixth in nine . Not Match Rsce a mile longer, had been soaked by . Experienced dockers described starts this springs. er tn the Spring, the Whippets Chuck Parke, who trains Crozier rain u j the . day bclore . a/id was a Sherluck "At his best." /WMCS4- ptensd the only defeat of the year Edwards, who started the triple for Fred W, Hooper, refu.fes to ' ‘.".--/“ V: The nine colts will reach the ifetwcNAqr T-ao on the Indians at the WllUmantic play Vtrhlch helped preserve Tue.s- view the- Pi'eakness as only a But no one was building up for starting gate around 5:45 p.m.y Country Cli* by a 6H-54, mar­ day’s win at Newington, brought Sport Schedule match race with Carry Back. any apology. Globema-ster, who There will be television and radie'^ dislocated a hind knee joint last broadcast (CBS). J E F F C O B B gin. hla big bat into play yesterday to “You have to watch all of them.” THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY PETE HOFFMAN ■park this tdctoiy. After aocking BY WILSON SCRUGGS Co-Captatai Roger Poe and Dick Monday, May 2? he advised. a two-run homer In the third to He meant Dr. Miller. Sherluck, ^ EXCUSEMC, I VOU WONT BE Kerr ahared medalist honors for Bacon Academy at RHAM, 3:15. ^TO MARTHA WAVMB?)mOT BXACTLY.I the day with a pair of 77’a Dave send the Rams in front to stay, Globeniaster, Hitting Away, Crim- E ernandez Needs Win to Gain Title Go ' HAVE TO WAKE HAVE VOU TOLD HEr/ i 'm OOIM6 IT. KEPTM/AITING, Edwards climaxed his big day -u-lth ■ Golf -Manchester At Wethers­ aon Fury, Nashua Blue and Or­ DEARi DEAR Kaye had a 2 and the Indians field, 3. ^'>00'' l_A p h o n e VBT, OOtIfi? other co-leader, Wayne Reynolds, a grandslammer . in the victors' leans Doge. ’’Their owners aren’t WTOAfiE/THISCAUSFOR A . ^CALL. LADY.. five-run sixth. Methodist vs. Baptists, 6:15. New York, May 20 (P)—Jorge'j'W right No. 8. Howe'ver, FMman- ■lipped to an 8. putting up:$l,500 to race for noth­ Femandez of Argentina still i dez’ only fight this year was an BEAL CELEBRATIOWj' Victory was credited tp Don Le- Nebo. ing.” . Parke reasoned. f e r . ______Key to the victory over Wind­ Ferriera who did a fine relief job B. A.’s I’B. Pagani’s, 6;15, Char,? When the bettini is ove:'. the thinks he whipped Emile Grifflth | April 8 decision over Denny ham was Karr's performance after taking over for starter Stan ter Oak. fans are expected to make Carry twice last year but didn’t get the > MoyeK a fellow he beat last year. against the .’Whippets’ Bob Palm- Olander in the ' fifth. Bernie " Tueeday, Ma.v S8 Back close to an even money fa­ decision. Npyv that Griffith o-«ma Wright, a European traveltr. sr. Ths latter ahot a 78 to loae ArckiVy aided Edwards in the base vorite with Crozier 'second choice. the world welterweight boxing has fought four Umea tbia year. medaliet hooore for the first time Rockvijie at Southington, 8:15. title, Jorge is anxious to prove his He drew with 'Yama Bahiuba, knock department getting two Track—Eastern" Sectionals st After that, there will be a lot.of this iiesr in s match and Kerr bat- singles in the Raijis’ nine hit as- .nail biting over..-whetber-U>--p)ii p fi)n t,______^___ atgpped.in as.A.aub la 8Uff>.>Bgiut- Owd him to an eveirtplit of three .WCoiw, - 1 - ...... —— ” ' " 'While Griffith is else.w'here, get­ Hart and also subbed when .be samt. \ ” ... ^ Civitan vs. Congo, 6:15, Nebo. down a deuce on Globemaster, points. Win rnarked the second tinie sea­ Sherluck or Dr. Miller. ting ready to defeivj June 3 in upset Federico Thoapaon. In hla Indiana wiU facs four opponents Telso vs. E|gg, 6:15, Charter Los Angeles agahist. Gaspar Or­ last outing, April 21 In R one son Rams whipped. Farmington. 0 « * .' L. P. Sasso's Globemaster, an iMNitL naxt week, They have single dates Rockville ___ 002 005 lOx—8 9 1 $80,000 baby; hung, a defeat on tega. FernapdH will kMp biuy stopped H^ilmut Ittrtel. -V. with Wetharsield and Maloney on Farmington^ .100 000 010—-1’8 1 ^ WediWidiy, MSiy 24 Carry Back in the Wood Memorial tonight by boxing Ted Wright of Femandea has a 72-6-1 road and a trlaagular match with Olander, Deferriere (5) and Bou­ Temple v«. Mutsial, 6:15, Nebo. April 23 and wound up sixth in tlu Detroit a t S t Nidiokka AienA with 49 knockouta Wr Oeoard aad Matt at the MuKhas- dreau Hancock, Raskowski (6) and G iu’s va. T^eeidteM. 6:15, Char­ Derby after leading early. Dr. FentoBdsn la rated No. 4 among 86-5-4 record, ptueopni tcr CeuBtry ChBt. Dahlt. ter Oak. MUlar and Sherluck alM flsehed tha ebaUeagtes by ■ Iffng and bout ‘

I ' '• 7 • ■' ■' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 20,1961 F A a s m n r r UANCHBSIBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIER. CONN.. SATURDAY. MAY SO, 1961 PAGE NIKE GRrdin— Farm—^Dsiry Weaiiiig Apparol—-Furs 67 Sttmmier Homes For Rent 67 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 HptuiM for Sale 72 Baattnit aad PlonMBf 17 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ArtlckBFora«lu 46 ArttdeB For Salt 45 Products 50 H oues For a »k 72 AQUA QOWN, worn two hours, RANCH—6^ rbome, 3 years old, MANCHESTER, 80 Ford St, 6-room LAWN UOWBOUI^TIbco. JaoobMB. WHITE BIRCR togs, > foot lengths, CAPE COD — 3 bedroom cottage, HOUSE HUNTING? SIX ROOM CapCi rec room, 1-car PUJMBWp AM1> hMtix« - r*. zuiteUo tor mother o( bride, MI Bowera School area, fam ily alse CUSTOM TWO-PAMILY Bolena, Ooedall. AHaML Ridtag for flrsplaess, 38o each. Also, all modern conveniences, close garage, nicely landscaped. West house on large lot In center of raodaUM tnataltuloBa. rafMtn. r h u b a r b for freezing 16 ibz. $1. 9rf)030. to water, $100 weekly. CaQ MI kitchen, plastered walla, cast Iron Side Realty, t o 6-6319. town. All utilities, $18,500, All work guarantMd X yoaro «(• mfiwere. Bolens T h.p, Rldamatlc hardwood. Pick up Saturday or Don’t miss these South Road, Bolton, axeeUrat CLASSIFIED svsoings at 36 Indian Drive. Mijler'a Stand, 160 Spencer Street. 8-8800, baseboard heat, 1-car garage. Thla Manchester two-family 4-6, with many extra*, pM BOATS—16 foot Lyman plus UemSn with parking, MI 84432. ROCKLEDGE—6 room ranch, 1% asking price is *21,900. Spaciala In our famoug do-lt-your- play home. We will give you free ANDOVER — About 87 acres, ap baths, 3 fireplaces, 3-car garage, St. Large 6 room modern ranch, ranch, breezeway, oversize ga­ TOCR COOPERATION TbHX n ieel A il 9 OW 11 guaranteed. Can IH ».1810. trailer end acceeeorles; 14 foot We have other Capes, Ranches, 2 baths, attached garage, 2 fire­ BE APPRECIATED l^lUl IVII I I Mlf department. Tubea—60% off, delivery and free storage up to one FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one proximately 4,000 foot frontage. large lot, built-tn stove and oven, rage, all storm windows and Lyman, $395; 14 foot aluminum and Two Families from $9,500. For places, deluxe throughout. An oversized cape (the type that PHILCO RECOMMENDED service adJuatlDle rabbit ears with awiteb, year, block from Main St. C$11 MI Reasonable. Tongren Agency, t o aelUng below cost for only $34,600. doors. Swimming pool. Nicely with trailer and acceseoriee. New 9474$. 3-6821. further information call is hard to find). This home has on hi-fi's, radios, televisions. Alao reg. W.36, 89 now 99c; Red Bird trailers from $99.98. McBride’s For further Information or ap- Bolton—South Road—Stone Cape located house. *18,900. Pool aey mounts only 99c; Chan­ NORMAN’S >intment to see call the R. F. *4,000. Total *22,900. seven good sized rooms, five of Ltist and Found 1 1 Busines Services Offered 13 guaranteed service on all other Spert Spot, 109 Center Street. MX SPACIOUS airy room, very nicely VERNON—11% wooded scree with ’THE Cod. 7 rooms, beamed ceiling* and thern on the first floor. Spotless makes. See our anniversary sale nel 8 yagl antennae $1.99; UHF 9-8747. 443 HARTFORD ROAD Imock Co., MI 94245, Barbara Ml 8-1534 furnished, tile bath, private home, about 1,000 foot water frontage. P. ELSIE MEYER AGENCY wood paneled throughout, (no up­ condition. Full basement, wooded specials under Articles for Sale. bow tie antenna 4i.39; VHF lead-ln gWoods. MI 9-7703, Johanna Evans, keep) , full dining room, corner cup­ JOSEPH BARTH. Broker NOTICE IS HEREBY given that~ CUSMA APPLiANCB 8 e rv ice -R a Before you buy furniture any­ parking. Gentleman. $1$ Spruce St. V. T on^en Agency, MI 84321. lot. Up in the area close to Shady Paw Book No. 88208, issued by Claes. No. 46. Open evenings and wire 3c a foot; and many, many 13’ PLYWOOD boat, newly painted, MI 9-8653, REALTORS boards. Rare country setting. Many MI 9-0320 pairs all makes refrlgsrators. where—shop at Norman’s. MI 9-5524 MI 8-6930 Glen and the new shopping district, The Savings Bank of Manchester treesers. wsahlng machines, dry Sattwdays. Satellite Electronic more Itema acctHnUngly priced. excellent eondltlonr 300: sJso TWO SEPARATE rooms furnished bearing fruit trees and cultivated Uniy *17,800. has been lost and application has era ranges, oil sad gas bumera. Service, 166 School Street, Man­ Quantity Untlted ao hurry. Open woman's white uniform, size 9. MI with heat, bath, kltchbn privileges Honses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER blueberry bushes. About 2 acres BOLTON been made to said bank for pay­ Ml O-OOU. All work guaranteed. chester. Ml 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. evenings till 9. SateUlte Electronic 9-0130. 219 N. Main Street, Manchester! level land. 2-car garage. Quick oc­ Service, 188 School St., Manches­ USED FURNITURE. Ml $-7449. WEST SIDE—$13,900. 6% room MANCHESTER Owner says to sell this home, and ment of the amount of deposit. MI 9-1109 or MI 9-8918. Exceptionally well kept 8 room cupancy. T. J. CROCKETT, REALTOR COMPLETE REPAIRS — By Stu­ TELEVISION antennas and rotor Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Help Wanted— Femnlo 35 Dogs—Urda—Pets ter. MI 9-1788 or JA 8-1669. 31’ CRUISER, 8’2” beautiful trail­ Cape, large kitchen, fireplace, what a tremendous buy for *17,800. systems Installed and repaired. er, new motor, electric starting, ranch, very large living room, 3 Call on Our Choice Listings Seven rooms, including large liv­ art R. Wolcott on aubunatlc RENT A TAPE recorder a, low as fenced yard. Carlton W. Hutchina, bedrooms, dining room and kitchen, Marlborough—Close to center on MI 3-1577 Serving Manchester and sur­ MORTGAGE MONET —We can WALLPAPER closeouts—160 pat­ life preservers. Ready to go. MI MI 94133. Route 6A, with 575 ft.’ frontage. ing room. Two car basement ga­ LOST—Main Street vicinity, key waabere dryers and eleetrlc TEACHER—Nursery School. Quali­ MINIATURE POODLES, 6 weeks, 60c daily. Marlow’s, 867 Main. Call COMFORTABLE room for rent for attached garage, combination win­ rounding areas. Modem TV Serv- supply any amount of money. terns to choose from—47e per sin­ 8-6074. Before you Buy: Wooded lot. Trout stream in back rage and six acres of woodland. case with keys. Tel. Ml 9-9953. ranges. Ml 9-MT8 fied, experience desirahle, for 8 female, $36. Blonde Cocker pup, MI 9-8321. young man or woman. MI 9-0030. dows, fireplace, high elevation, ice, 408 Center St., MI 8-3306. Terms to fit your needs. Handled and 4 year old groups, morning female, AKC registered, $38, TR gle roll. Over 100 bundles—41.97 MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, yard. 3 bedroom ranch, extra large TREE PRUNING, removal and lot per bundle or 8 bundles for $6. ONE FURNISHED room with all family room, modem kitchen, 8 complete city utilities. Only $15,900. $17,500—Trim 5 room ranch, lot Lots For Sale with strict confidence and exped­ and afternoon sesslona. Frilly 6-2894. STERILIZED used furniture and living room, cabinet kitchen, ar­ Ijikefront home—and on a double 73 Annoofioemcnts clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., Sherwin-Williams Company, 981 1969 CHRBS-CRAFT boat. 36 foot improvements. Call at 186 Biasell bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good 81x300, bullt-ins, fireplace, in iency. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., equipped school. room and play­ appliances, excellent condition. U & R REALTY COMPANY tesian well A bargain under lot. Five rooms plus porch. Two- MI 9-6053. Main. Cavalier. Ml 9-1638. St. lot with treea. One block to tercom system, owner trans $ , . TWO B ZONE lota with city Millinery Dressmaking 19 MI 8-6129. ground. School terjn October till KEV! bronze-brass and chrome 12 000 bedrooms. This is the “ Lustron” (A.L.A.V —AUTOMOBILE LEGAL schools, shopping and but, $16,900. MI 3-2692 ferred. water. Union St Manchester. May. So. Windsor Cooperative FOR SALE—Squirrel monkey and 18 H.P. EVINRUDE electric 14 foot dinette sets, mattresses, and other home—maintenance free. No paint­ Aasociation. Special Repreaenta- INTERIOR decorating and coun­ FOR ORESSMAKINO and altera- cage, $38 or best offer. MI 9-3433. 17 CUBIC FOOT chest typa frees- Fbllhrick Agency. Ml 9-8464. R. D. Murdock MI 84473 Developers or Investors—43 lots *2,350 each. Ml 9-6495. Nursehy School. Call Mrs. Richard marine plywood boat, trailer and items, 80%-40% oft. Credit terms, ing required. Very easy to care tlve, Clifford W. Barnett 28 Otis seling service. New and interest­ tlons, call Lyn Kratzke MI 8-0682 Reeves, MI 4-OOM. sr, excellent conditloa, 3% years Apartnicnts—Flata— fapproximatelv 23 acres). Ijirge ing idea« to brighten your home. Business Opportunities 32 old. Call after 4 p.m., OV 4-8981. acceseoriee, reasonable. MI 9-1364. no down payment. LeBlanc Furni­ BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room $17,900—Custom built brick front.! for. Owners moving to Florida. MANCHESTER—2 adjoining B zone St., Manchester, Conn., Ml S-7424. any time. ture Hospital, 195 South Street, frontage on Route 30, Tolland. Sections Or entire areas done eco­ CUTE UTTLE puppies, part Poo­ ______Tenementa______M rsmcb, fireplace, dining room, room ranch, kitchen seats 12 lots, convenient location. 'Tongren, FOR LEASE or sale—high gallon- CAN YOU TYPE well? Are ^ FIVE PASSENOEHt high perform­ RockvUle, TR 6-2174. Open 9-9, EXCELLENT CONDITION Tract .lust over Vernon line 5 min, nomically. Call MI 9-1042. age service station, located in working too many j hours each dle. MI 8-4010. cabinet kitchen, 8 bedrooms. at table comfortably, soft yel to Rockville^ close to Exit 98, Wil­ Broker, MI 3-6321. BOLJXS 8 h.p. giurden tractor with ance runabout, front and center Saturday till 6, We buy houselots GENERAL RENTAL agency J. D. low beige color decor, birch *12,900—Four rooms with large P erson a ls Moving—Trucking- Manchester, principles only. Write week? you tired of wasting Realty. 470 Main Street! MI Shown by appointment. Marion B. bur Cross Highway. Lots on record breezeway and attached garage. LAWN MOWe KS sharpened and attachments, $75. MI 9-1043. decks, cost $475, sell $298, Never of furniture. Robertaon, Broker, MI 3-8653. Restful, easy care, 8 bedroom cabinets make this kitchen 7% ACRES, high elevation, .teautl- 'P. O. Box 269. Manchester, Conn. an hour or more of your day in 8- 8129. 2/3 of pre.sent zoning, slightly roll­ This garage Is oversized and al­ EXECTOOLUX Sales and Servica, repaired, sales and service, pick Storage . 20 WANTED—Home for kittens. MI used MI 3-0789. ranch, living room, fireplace, din­ houaewife’i dream, 3 bedrooms! ful view, minutes out, trees only commuting time? We may have PEAT HimUS $15 per load de^ SHOP MARLOW’S for odd chesta ing room, picture book kitchen, ing land. Good drainajge, city water lows ample storage in the rear. banded repreaentaUvs, Alfred up end delivery. Complete line of SMALL MOVING and trucking 9-1853. ATTRACTIVE 6 room duplex, 8 SO ACRES, 194$ Colonial Cape, 6 Lovely landscaped lot. *2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins! MI what you are looking for. We need livered in Manchester. Bonair Peat of drawers, dressers, teds, and washer and dryer, garage near aliout 800 ft. away. Nice lot with trees artesian well, AmeU, m Henry St. TeL MI Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, MANCHESTER Package Delivery. company. Goodwill and PUC li­ large tedrooma, formica kitchen rooms, recreation room, beauti­ 9-5132. S-04S0. garden and lawn supplies. L A M Light trucking and pipage deliv­ a good- typist capable of learning Company, MI 8-6515. 14 FOOT RUNABOtrr, motor and night tables. Low prices. E-Z fully landscaped, fruit trees, out­ bus, schools and shopping. Reason­ quiet street. Will FHA or GI with cense included. P. V. Tongren the use of transcription equipment. cabinets, full basement and attic, $18,900—Five minutes to Wilbur Several beautiful old colonial 10% down. EVluipment Corporation, Route 88. ery. Refrigerators, washers and SIX KITTENS need homee. Phone trailer, reasonable. Call MI 3-4077, terms. Marlow’s, 867 Main. buildings, reasonably priced. Carl­ ably, $17,600. Agency. MI 3-6321. The hours are excellent, the salary FORMAL GOWNi^ sUe 10-12; steam oil heat, copper window Cross Parkway, 20 minutes to homes with large acreage, brooks LOT FOR SALE—South Automobiles for Sale 4 Veraon, Conn. TR 6-7609. stove moving specialty. Folding MI 3-2321. ton W. Hutchins. MI 64132. Not too far from town. Windsor, la good, the office is a delightful white dress, sire 11; large chain BBF'ORE YOU buy outdoor sum­ screens and itorm windows. Op­ H. B. GRADY, Broker downtown Hartford, custom T. J. CROCKETT, REALTOR* 100x200. Call MI 3-1408. chairs for rent. MI 9-0783. mer furniture apywhere, be sure posite Center Park. Adulta pre­ OLDER CARS mecbenlca epe- SPRING CLEAN-UP-Attlce cel­ Help Wanted— Female 35 one in which to work. Don’t apply drive bike. 16” wheel. MI 8-1453. Building Materials 47 35 LAKE STREE7T—7 i-oom co­ built 5 room ranch, large kitch­ South Windsor, close to Vernon lars, garages, yards, hunting bar­ AireriN A. CHAMBERS Co. Ixtcal- for this position if you are Live Stock— Vehicles 42 to see Marlow’sr large selection at ferred. Immediate occupancy. Ml lonial, IJ'vlng room with fireplace, MI 3-8009 en, built-lns. Ample closets. MI 3-1577 GLASTONBURY clale, Bxit yourself care, alwaya USED WRINGER type washing low, low prlees. Marlow’a furni­ 9- 7629. Circle—3 bedroom modern ranch, a good aelecOon. Look behind our rels emptied, vacant houses moving, MCklng storage. Low SECRETARY—knowledge of short­ grouchy, unfriendly or unpleasant. formal dining room, den cabinet Mahogany paneled fireplace carport, finished recreation room, machine, good condition. Very ASSORTED USED lumber, build­ ture, 867 Mun. 14 acres adjoining Apple Hill, S otnee. Oougles Motore, S8S Mam. cleaned. Barrels for tale. M A M rate on fong distance moves to hand. bookkeeping desired. One If you think you qualify, write us kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bed­ wall In living room. Bookcases beautiful wooded lot. immediate oc­ reasonable. MI 9-1100. ing and plumbing auppilea. radia­ TWO ROOMS and bath, heated 4 bEDROOMS lots on Route 2, approved for Rubbish Removal Service, MI 48 states. Peraonalixed aervice. MI girl office at Manchester Parkade. about you training and experience LARGE SHETTLAND pony for ex­ rooms, 1% baths, landscaped lot Walkout basement. Front patio cupancy. Price $16,900. to Box M, Herald. perienced rider. Call PI 2-6369. tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors LARGE \VoRK tench with 16 apartment, Oakland St.. MI OPEN FOR INSPECTION models, (15,000, $5,000 cagh, balance NEED A CAR and had your eretbt 9-9767. 8-6187, CH 7-1438. Call for appointment. Ml 3-2758. and windows. Open daily 3:30-8 9-5229. 9-5. 102x612. Marion E. Robertson, Manchester — Rural residence porch. Attached garage. 90 FEETT woven single picket fence, drawers and one cupboard; 3 Broker, MI 3-5958. on release clause mortgage. turned down? Short on down pay. heavy gauge galvanized steel 36” p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock zone. Attractive 4 bedroom ranch For more details please call ment? Bankrupt? Repoeaeanon? CRAIN SAW work — IVeee cut. MANCHElSTEXt Moving and Truck­ PREPARE NOW for this summer’s kitchen chairs; 1 kitchen stool; 2 Sunday 2-5 p. m. qg QUARTER HORSE, bav gelding, high, reasonably priced. MI 3-4396. Place off North Main St. Choman’a floorlamps; RCA console radio; NORTH COVENTRY — 6 room 2 baths, kitchen with built-in oven $23,900—Wonderful older home, 8 Stephen F. Rose, MI 3-7308. Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ Rewcoable rates. Call PI 3-1KI ing Company. Local and long dis­ vacation with extra cash earned Help Wanted— Male apartment and bath; furnish your SIX ROOM CAPE, breeseway and RICHARD B. MOORE tance moving, packing and stor- • ” ' about 7 years old. AC 8-3854. Houaewrecking, Ml 9-2393. dOg house for small dog. Call MI garage, full shed dormer, 3 full and range. 15x10 enclosed breeze­ rooms. Air conditioning system 10-12 Laurel Street—$18,500 las, get tbe lowdown on tbe loweat between l:S0-4;W or any Uma in your spSre time as an AVON FOR SALE—Power products. 2 own heat. Hot water furnished. PI way, full basement about 50x24. Ga­ MEdford 3-4832 Saturday or Sunday. SM Regular service throughout EXPERIENCED part-time out­ 8- 8898. baths, wooded lot. easy walking throughout house. Aluminum Directions: Center Street. Man­ dorm and smallest payments any­ Representative, Cash in on the cycle go-cart engines, 2>4 h.p., 34046. rage. Large lot, many trees, flow­ aiding, aluminum combinations, J. WATSON BEACH & CO. England States and Florida. board motor repairman, prefera­ distance to schools, bus, and shop­ 21 Central Row, Hartford chester. to Church St. to Laurel. BUILDING LOTS for sale. Charles. where; Not s small loan or finance ever-increasing demand for our $15. Sti h.p., $35. Cali MI 3-1657. Diamonds—Watches— 17” MOTOROLA TV with convert- ers, shrubs. Half mile from Wilbur 2-car garage. company plan. Douglas Motoni, STEM’S, SlDEnVALXS, atone walla, Ml 8-6568. Fragrances, Deodorant.s, Cos­ bly mornings. Tel. MI 9-8747, Poultry and Supplies 43 THREE ROOMS, heat, gas, lights ping. Don’t miss this outstanding JA 2-2115 Signs on property. Ponticelli Agency, MI 9-6644 or fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Jewelry 48 or, table model. Very good condi­ value, $15,900. Philbrick Agency, Cross, 2 miles to East Hartford MI 3-8109. 838 Main m. metics and Gift Sets. We will DINING ROOM set. suitable for tion, $36. MI 9-5624. included, $75. 245 No Main St., MI Golf Course and F^iller Brush. Work dona et reasonable prices. TRUCK DRIVER over 21, exper­ FOR STRICTLY farpn fresh eggs, 9-5229, 9-5. Ml 9-8464. To see these exclusives call Mrs. 457 E, CENTER ST.—Seven room Act fast — older but comfortable help you to succeed. Call BU try Manchester Poultry Farm, 472 cottage, $40. New men’s military 6 room apartment each side, duplex 19M , CHEVROLET—t-dcA>r station MI 8-0796. Painting-PipsriRg 21 0-4922. ienced preferred but not neces­ style suitcase, $15. MI 9-7918. UbONARD W. YOST, Jewelers - Frances Wagner. MI 9-5306, MI quality built English colonial CAROLINA COAST—*5 down, $6 sary. Inquire in person. Wijliam Keeney St., MI 9-9904. CLOSING OUT 2 Philco refrigera­ PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial Walton W. Grant Agency style, 3 rooms on first floor, 3 'bed­ monthly buys large homesite, wagon, low mileage, eocceUent con- Repairs, adjuati watches eimrt- tors, 1 automatic washer, 1 dryer THREE ROOM apartment with 8-1028. home, 3 master ted?ooms, *21,500. diUen, reasonable. MI 9-0386, 68 LAWN MOWERS, all types sharp­ Peck Lumber, Inc., 2 Main Street, stove and hot water. Will be avail with 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, large Lillian Grant, Realtor to 3-1153 Owner: Call MI 6-6174, rooms on second, each apartment. 70x150, in beautiful Boiling Spring EXTERIOR AND interior painting. DO YOU WANT to earn extra FOR SALE—White Rock started ' ly. Reasonable prices. Open 'Tues­ 8 OK used TV sets suitable for cot­ ened and repaired. O. Snow, 888 Manchester. See Mr. Robert Peck. day through Saturday, Thursday able June 1. MI 3-$$5S: li'ving room with fireplace, hot Large, open attic. Oil heat, porches, Lakes. Satisfaction guaranteed. 52 E. Middle Tpke. Ceilings refinlshed. Paperh. rhanging. money? I-et Burton's show you chickens, small orders accepted. BOAT TRAn^BR. Converts to box tages. Get oUr low prices on easy MANCHESTER—Rockledge, Seven Summit. Tel. MI 8-4881. evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387, water heat, one-car garage. By ap­ BARROWS & WALLACE ROCKVILLE — Excellent value. walking distance to school, bus and fresh water lakes. Free literature. Wallpaper books. Elstlmatea given how. Openings for sales personnel, MAN WITH sales ability, for MI 4-1959. trailer. MI 9-2690. terms. Marlow's, 867 Main. room split level, 3 baths, 2 fire­ 1054 FORD Station Wagon. Best of­ Fully covered by insurance. Cali ONE (2) ROOM and one (3) room pointment only. Philbrick Agency, Near park, 6 room ranch, ceramic shopping. Can he Ixjught with Boiling Spring Lakes, Southport SAM’S UPHOI-STERT - Retind hours to suit, experienced pre­ real estate office, college edu­ places, finished rec room, sepa­ fer takes it. Superior Serrlce Sta- Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1008. ferred. See Mr. Schneider, Bur­ apartment. Unfurnished. Tel. MI t o 6-8464. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) bath, recreation room, wall to *3,100 in cash. Both apartments 80, N. C. from the shop. Can take care ot cation Or equivalent in exper­ 3-2068. rate dining room, 2-car garage, tion, 186 Main Street. ton’s, inc., 841 Main St. SMALL OLDER refrigerator, good wall carpeting, city water and available. all your upholstering needs at ience. Pleasing personality accus­ Articles For Sale 216 W 00D6RIDGE—$15,500, cosy, immediate occupancy Porter St. 55 E. Center St. sewer. *1,600 down will assume EXCIERIOR and Interior painting. working emdition, $5. MI 9-6450. School. Call John H. Lappen, Inc. 1968 HUDSON JE T , compact car. great savings. Call CH 3-3378. Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. tomed to active contact with the TWO ROOM apartment, all fur­ homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, 4%% mortgage. Full price *11.990. If It’s for sale, call Gale SUMMER WORK tor college stu­ WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim MI 9-5261, MI 3-5219, Ml 9-7445.. MI 9-5306 Resort Property For Sale 74 Good gae mileage. Ebccellent con- Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. dent. shorthand, typing and gen­ public. Excellent training program FOR SALE—Power mower, kitch­ nished. including heat, lights, gaa steam gas heat. Crane boiler Betty Gessay Kristofak, Realtor, dlUon. Leaving town. Must aell. HEAVY DUTY RototiUer service med. plastic coated, many 1961 and hot water lOr a working cou­ 2 years old, fireplace, freezer, DONALD S. GALE REALTY Floors. Good clean workmanship. eral office work. Own transporta­ with income whUe learning. It Look! Compare! Buy! en set. Sunbeam mixer, two 46 HARLAN STREET*^ room TR iS-5531. MI 3-1964. for hire—lawns and gardens. CfU patterns to choose from. C. J. ple only. Call MI 3-7480. rrmge, 2-car garage, ameaite BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Ml 9-3920. Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. tion. Apply 215 Park Ave., East qualified, write Box F, Herald, chairs. Phone MI 8-7629. MANCHESTER CO. stating, age. education, business Morrison Paint Store, 885 Center AT BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN drive. Abundant shade, evergreen, Cape, fireplace, 1% baths, full *87,73 MONTHLY, Immaculate 5-room cottage which can be OLDSHOBHE 88, 1964, very, good Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI Hartford. HEBRON — 4 room apartment, basement, enclosed porch, garage, 9-8083. experience, etc. Replies confiden­ St. ANTIQUE solid brass bed, several fruit trees. Wide frontage, 400 foot exceptional c a p e —S large split, recreation room. Garage, 485 Farmington Av#.. Hartford easily winterized, Marion £!. Rob­ condition, reasonable. 158 I^ e- STONE MASON AllVkinda adults only. Call after 6 p.m.. Ml wooded lot 75x150. Marion E. ertson, broker, MI 3-5963. stone, bricks, blocks . nfeplaces. SECRETTARY. general office work. tial. antique chairs. Also modern Holly­ depth, exclusive Escott. MI tedrooma, living room with fire­ huge lot, 4%% mortgage. Carlton ADams 8-0818 wood Clrele. BXTEIRIOR AND interior painting, HOME MADE ravloU, fresh or 3-0946. 9-7888. Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. 13 years experience. Ml■ “ 9-8001 Typing and dictaphone experience. frozen, SOc doz. H Paaqualinl 346 wood bed, custom made. PI 2-6118. place, dining room, modern kitch­ Eve, and Sundays JA 8-8280, LAKE CHAFFEE, Ashford—Brick decorating, ceilings,^ floors, paper- National corporation. Sickness and en, tile bath, garage, on beautiful 1951 BLACK CADILLAC 4-door after 6. Avery Street. Wapptng. “London Park” AVAILABLE immediately—Central MANCHESTER—8 room finished MANCHESTER—Porter St, area, AD 2-6225 5 room waterfront summer homer hanging, steaming. Clean work­ LETTUCE and annual plants. Fleetwood 60 Special, excellent health benefits. Box D, Herald. Situations Wanted— HEBRON, CONN__ JUST 8 MILES FROM MANCHESTER location, 5 large rooms, first floor,, NEW 6 room California style lot in finest area, *16,500. furnished, gas heat, double fire­ manship. FYm estimates. No Job Rugs, curtain stretcher, toys, Cape, city water and sewer. Ask- BOLTON mechanical conation, good paint All TYPES screens repaired with Female 38 separate furnace and garage, $103 ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sepa­ place, double lot. *13,000. JA 8-7387 aluminum screening. Call MI too small. John Verfallle, MI EXPERIENCED bookkeeper for flowers, all sizes of clothes. MI lag $11,900. Tongren Broker, MI EXCELLENT CONDITION—Noth­ and rubber. Recent valve Job. hy- per month. Second floor, 5 large 3-6321. rate dining room, paneled firC' after 4:30 p.m. 9-4633 for free pick-up or laave 3-2631. part-time Work in retail store. EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires 9- 6469. place wall In IMng room, 18’ ing to do but move in and enjoy liv­ Like Modern living? dramatic, electric windows. Call Payroll, posting to general ledger, FIRST SECTION WOODED rooms, separate furnace, garage, ! at 447>i Main St.. 11-1 daily. work in her home, shorthand, elec­ kitchen with built-ins. 2-car ga­ ing in this 8-4 bedroom Cape, over­ MANCHESTER LAKEFRONT (x>ttage omlot 60x300 owner MI 8-7808. PAINTINO AND paperhanging. writing of checks, etc. 15 or more SEPTIO TANKS SINGLE AND dou^ teds, $15 $93 per month. Children accepted. BOLTON—6 room ranch, breeze- sized rooms, lovely kitchen, vesti­ tric typewriter. Phone MI '9-8574 SECOND SECTION Call MI 3-1751 way, garage, large lot, with or rage. fully landscaped lot, imme­ Then this frame and brick 8% feet, located near ^tnam , cottage PLYMOUTH 1956, radio, heater, I GARDENS PLOWED and har- Good cleaa workm anrap at rea- hours per week that can be fitted between 8-5. AND each. Two spool beds. $10. 15 bule. nice lot in central location, room split level is for you. Builder's OWNER TRANSFERRED — cheats of drawers, $$-$20. Com­ without furniture. MI 3-1273. diate occupancy, John H. Lappen. is 32x36 feet with large porch, ap­ automatic, red and white. Good rowed, no job too ■mall. Phone sooabla rates 80 years in Man­ to your schedule. Apply in con­ SOLD OUT! Jigyy opgiEQ ROCKVILLE—24 Grove Street. — under *15,000. own home having many extras. MI 9-5951. chester. Raymond Flske. MI modes, $7.50, Bookcases $12, each. Inc. MI 9-5261, MI 9-7445, MI proximately 60% completed. Must eimdltlan. PI 3-6860. fidence stating experience and PLUGGED SEWERS Beautiful redecorated 2-room fur­ $74.44 COVERS mortgage and 3-5219 Spacious living room with fire­ MUST SELL sacrifice, *4,100. Low down pay­ 9-933T. salary desired. Box U, Herald. Dropleaf oak dining table $15. CHARM AND VALUE—Can be place, dining area, kitchen, 3 bed­ Situations Wanted— Male 89 nished apartments. TR 5-9594. taxes, 4%% mortgage, near yours in this truly delightful 3 bed­ ment. will finance, private party. Round oak dining table $17.50. SEVEN ROOM quality built Eng- rooms, bath and a half. Attached I LAWNS MOWED, $3 and $4. Call EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe­ Machine Gleaned school, shopping, 8 room modern room ranch, includes big living ■Two year old, custom built Gar­ Call CH 7-7160 between 5-7 p.m. 1956 FDRD, 3-door, standard shift, WANTED by handyman — small Plano stools $6.60. Piano I tench UNUSUALLY nice 4 room apart­ ranch, MI 9-9468. lish colonial home, 3 master bed­ garage. 140x428 lot in d)!slrablc Io= MI 8-8429. cialize in commercial, residential, WANTED—Woman to do spring Septle Tanln, Dry Wells, Sewsr Still The Lowest Priced $12. Child's rocker $6.50, Corner room with fireplace, birch cabl- rison Colonial, 6 rooms, I 'j tiled V-8. $426. MI 9-6288. painting Jobs inside or out. Rea­ ment for adult couple. Electric rooms, $21,500, Owner. Call MI cation. For appointment to see call baths, ' patio, well landscaped, industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or cleaning. MI 9-2507. sonable. Box E, Herald. Lines Installed—^ll a r Water- Oiina closet $65. Empire desk $25. range, refrigerator, heat, hot SIX ROOM CAPE—Handy to bus. nsts, attached garage, stone front small we do them all. Joseph 9-6174. Mrs. Annette Hunter, MI 9-3695 or aluminum screens and windows, prooling Done. Quality Home In Conn,! Antique potty chair 31. Maple water and garage included $115 banking and shopping. Fenced In and patio and so much more. Make MI 6-5.306. Suburban For Sale 75 FOR 8 A IE —1934 Ford pick-up. Cal] Hoawhold ServicM Dionne, contractor. Call MI 3-0404. WOMAN TO stay with elderly lady, dropleaf table and 6 chairs $50. MANCHESTER-2-famlly flat 4-4, an appointment to see this today. city water and sewer, near shop­ 8 hours dally. JA 7-2920 oV >11 monthly. Apply in person after 8 back yard, $13,500. Don’t miss this ping, transportation and schools. MI 9-9663. O fferai 13«A Maple dining table $60. Mahogany large lot, central heating system, TO SETTLE estate —reasonably WANTED—Palntjng Interior tuid 9-5797. after 4 p.m Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 p.m. 116 Russell St. excellent value. Philbrick Agency, PLENTY OF SPACE—In this modi­ BARROWS & WALLACE FHA or VA mortgage available. MeKINNEY BROS. China closet $25. Doll carriage MI 9-8464. Buckley School area. Call deszyn- prtoed 6 room house, main high­ WlSAVINO cf Burna, moth nolea exterior. Ceilings, halls, and en­ 5-Room Finished CAPE COD fied 6 bedroom Colonial with mod­ Price *19,200. Owner. way three acrea of land, newly TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER for one THREE MALE Chihuahua pups, 6 $6.50. Large coffee grinder *20. FIVE ROOM apartment, second ski-Felber. Real Estate, MI 3-1409 (O'fice open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) FOR SALE— 1958 Buick. fair con-1 and tom clothing, hoetery nina. tire home. Free estimates. Rea­ weeks old. AKC registered. 34 S«wtraq* Disposed Co. floor, central location. 452 Main $11,900 — CUTE 4% room ranch, ern kitchen, dining room and living decorated, new heating system. girl office. We’ll train. Extra bene­ 130-183 Pearl S t —MI 8-5808 Electric stove, like new $75. Tea or MI 9-4291, 55 E. Center St. ditlan. $175. MI 9-2818. | handbags repaired, Upper re­ sonable rates, no obligation. Rock­ Marion Place, Hazardville, Conn. $12,250 St. Call Ml 9-3083. kitchen, dining area, fireplace room, all aluminum storms and DH 3-0559 Call Ml 3-2786 week days. ville TR 8-7828. fits. MI 3-2451. wagon $10. Pine chests of drawers MI 9-5306 placements. umbrellas repaired, RI 9-7881. and commodes, marble top tables paneling, close to shopping, bus, ROCKLEDGE—New 7 room s^Rt many extras. Can you afford to men’s shirt collars revera^ and THREE FURNISHED rooms, liv­ level, 2 full baths, built-ins,, heated miss this value at *13.900? 1353 PONTIAC. 4-door, stick shift, j and commodes, cherry tables, dry 4% % mortgage. Carlton W. replaced. Marlow’a Uitle Metid- sink, 3 violins, coat tree, clocks, ing room, bedroom, kitchen. Gas Hutchins, MI 9-5132. family room, garage, very spa­ AT LAST; A chance to combine BOLTON rood shape. $135. MI 8-0326. Ing Shop. Electrical Services 22! and lights furnished. Low rent. DUPLEX—5-5 centrally located. Wanted— Real Estate 77 picture frames, many other odds cious home for only $23,000. Eve­ Make an offer on this one. your business and home together Apply Apartment 4, 10 Depot $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, fire­ nings > n 3-0527, M l 4-1189, MI raTrRAOTLER~8UPER^ i^oori HAROLD A SONS, Rubbieb remov­ , - '5< -i’-; ' and ends. MI 3-7449. to keep your overhead down, 3 Open House Sunday HAVE AT least 17 families looking FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt aerv-1 Square. place, storms. Small cash assumes 9-9858, Warren E Howland, real­ for 4 bedroom homes with dining nifio. heeler, standard shift. Im­ al, cellars, and attlca clsaned. tee on all typee of electrical wir­ Spring Special! TWO FAMILY—5-5 completely re­ year old ranch home and a 40x40 ROGERS SILVERWARE in factory $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ tor, M I 3-1108. steel building. Many, many possi­ room. Could be older and priced maculate. Tel. JA 2-S763. Ashes, p ^ r s . all rubbish. Harold ing Licensed end insured Wilson | THREE 2-ROOM apartments,apartn one modeled inside and out with 3-car 2-5 P.M. CASH IN sealed carioons, 60-piece service ins, MI 9-5132. garage. Under $17,000, bilities. Tongren Agency, MI *15,000-*18.000. What have you? Hoar. MI 9-40S4. Electrical Co., Manchester. M l; for eight $89, sacrifice $18. BU 4 room, and one! 56 room.roo T. J. COVENTRY—Near lake, 4 rooms 9-4817 Glastonbury. ME 3-7878. , ON Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1578. 3-6321. Birch Mountain Rd. Please call me today. One family M68 CHEVROIET, 4-door, reason­ FLAT FINISH HoUand wtadesr AMCSITE PAVING 9-6955. MANCHESTER and bath, all year 'round house, Two FAMILY—3-3 very large needa 9 ft. ceilings not over able can M l'9-9891. fully insulated, central oil heat, rooms, A-l condition, assumable *16,000. Thelma Jeffries Escott, ahadea made to meaisure. All FORMER SALESMAN has 17-plece metal vanetian bitnda at a new • DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • PARKING LOTS PROPERTIES nice location, lot 110x125. PI mortgage. Just reduced to *15,500. BOLTON Six room ranch. Living room with ^ broker, MI 9-7683, Private InstrucUons 281 waterless stainless steel cook­ 5% ROOM apartment, heat, hot 2-6118. low price. Keys made while you MACHINE GRADED • PAVED and ROUJW ware. Will deliver. Reg. $149.50, water, garage, JA 8-6628. 6 room older home in very de­ 1954 RAMBLER HARDTOP, as Is, wait. Marlow’s. NORTH COVENTRY Lovely 6 room expandable Cape, S K ' rK d= .'' '‘i,r ',1; I SELECT TrjdMT N. $100 MI 9-8923 after 4:30 p.m, ELECTRONICS - Radio—Televi-1 BOWLING aacrifice $39.50. BU 9-6958. sirable neighborhood, large lot. ga­ MANCHESTER j% Free inspection upon request. Call pickup truck, in good running ASSORTED UVING room furni­ room, heat and hot water. Newly Full price $10,700. bedrooms. Can be purchased FHA *18,900, Honest economical. Guaranteed 90 ‘■Connecticut's Oldest Electronics THE PRICE IS RIGHT decorated, centrally located, $15 beautiful setting. iTils 8-tedroom G.I. mortgage or ran be refinanced. the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, - order. Priced for quick sale. School." Ehiroll now for June ture, reasonable. MI 9-3702. or GI minimum down. Imruediate Full price *13,500. Realtors, MI 3-6030. days. Famoua for aervice for. 80 BOOM per week. MI 9-8404. 5 room ranch in A-1 condition, home ha* .living room with raised Phone PI 2-6072. occupancy. Call the R. F. Dimock yeare. Phone MI 9-4587. Potter- Class. Free catalog. New England LAMPS—Plne-up and bridge. Maple hearth fireplace, picture book kitch­ Directions: Ea-st Center St. turn! Technical Institute, $6 Union TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED 1% baths, fireplace, hot water Co. t o 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI ton'e. Established company now ex­ booikcasea. Victorian chair. Ma­ BEAUTIFULLY redecorated five en and dining area. It is * dream U & R REALTY COMPANY right to Porter Continue on Porter i WISH SOMEONE to handle your Place, Hartford. JAckson 8.3406. heat, full basement, good lot, full 9-7702, Johanna Evans. MI 9-6663. into Camp Meeting Rd. which be-1 real estate? Call me at MI 9-0330 Trailers 6-A panding nationally offers reli­ hogany knick-knack rack. MI room apartment. Heat, watef, house at the asking price of *15,900. MI 3-2692 WASHER ■ REFRIGERATOR Te- price $17,800. comes Rt. 85, turn right off Rt. 85, for prompt and courteous servica, 9-2690. garage. Residential, 90 minutes FIVE ROOM ranch, amesite drive, R. D. Murdock >U 3-6472 TRAVELO 33x8’, three rooms, pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, STENOGRAPHY Intermediate able persons opportunity to op­ Gape JVaturea e 5 Flalahed Rooraf • Custom Birch OaMnete onto Birch Mountalil\Rd. Sign on Joseph Barth, Brokpr. from Hartford. Adults. TR 5-4120 Many other listings available. full walk-ln basement, ceramic tile VERNON air conditioner, excellent condi­ guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4687. Pot- dictation, claas starting June 16. erate part or full-time business fm Optn Stairway a Oeramie Bath e Formica CTo^tera o Oak property. Floora o Kiteheu Exhaaet Faa. OUTDOOR FIREPLACE with after «. bath, near school. Phone MI 9-7931 CASH WAITING for property own­ tion throughout, $1,200. BU 9-8184. terton'e, 130 Center St 80-100 word leVel, Mary Jayne oven, never used. Cost $80. Sell OVERLOOKING YOUR OWN PIC­ FOR SALE—3 year old 3 bedroom Mitchell. Ml 3-8295. -with established bowling cen­ DE MAIO BROS. ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor any time or MI 8-1713 after 6. ers. Please call us before ybu buy ranch, air conditioned, knotty pine $40. MI 8-2887. MI 9-4643 or MI 3-7357 NIC AREA—In this attractive 3- CAMP ‘TKAILER, new tirea and SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - ReUred ters, Product and service en­ bedroom ranch with basement ga­ cabinets' Ih kitchen, one acre lot, Or sell. 'SpSedy service. J. D. new body, ateel frame $60/ MI from the shop. Can take care of dorsed and hlghl.v recommend- /YEL M l 3-7691 , Business Locations 5| BRETTON r o a d —Excellent back yard fenced with round cedar BARROWS & WALLACE Realty, MI 3-5129. 9-7D18-. LEAVING STATE—must sell. For­ "EXCEPTIONAL VALUE” — MAn'- room ranch with large screened rage that has many extra features all your , upholstering heeds at ed'” ify'Tead^lng bowling c w ^ r s Large 51-Room RANCHES mal traditional living room' set, For Rent i 64 chester Oveen area 3 bedroom and the best of construction. rail, artesian well, amesite drive. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) great savings. Call CH 3-2378.'. rear porch, front patio. Attractive Asking *13,900. Crfll PI 2-6468. SELLING YOUR home? Call Cle*- • SEPTIC TANKS and top professional bowlers. ' sofa; fan chair, and easy chair ranch, 1% baths, recreation room, living room with fireplace. Plas­ zynski-Felter Agency at any time Auto Driving School 7-A with ottoman, genuine down cush­ EXCELLENT spot for any business 55 E. Center St. CLEANED and INSTALLED Exclusive—non-competitive. $12,600 or office. Center of town, plenty wall-to-wall carpeting, unusual tered, attached garage. Land­ for quick aervice. MI 3-1409, MI ions, Imported Italian frames w^ith MANCHESTER—7 room Cape, 121 Building-Contracting 14 of. parking. M 9-5329 9 4 patio, assumable 4%% mortgage, scaped. 6 apple tree*. Near bus EXCLUSIVE WITH MI 9-5306 9-4291. MORTLDCK’S Mancheatar'S lead­ No selling or e.xperience re­ slipcovere—ail custom made. To $20,990. Owner leaving state. MI High. By appointment onlv West ing driving school. Three skilled , • SEWERS line. Call owners, MI 9-0806. No Side Realty, MI 9-5319, A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, alduig... duplicate new would cost approxi­ OFFICE FOR rent hiar Parkade, 9-6049. agents, courteous Instructors. Class room MACHINE CLEANED quired. Cash Investment of $1.- m ately $1,300. Asking $300. 3 Chi­ J. D. REALTY CO. NEW 5% ROOM ranch, 3 bedrooms, painting. Carpentry AUeraUane reasonable rent. 188 W. Middle fireplace, paneled kitchen with fnatructiona' for 16. 17 year olds. and additions. Ceilings. Workman 450 to $7,250 can provide excel­ nese figure lamps, cost over $100 Turnpike. Call MI $-6308 after 2 CAPE—6 rooms, excellent location. 470 Main St. MI 8-5129 543 VERNQN STREET-Muat be Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director • INSTALLATION Freshly painted. Private back seeii to be appreciated. 7 room built-lns, basement garage. all WEEKEND SPECIAL ship .guaranteed. 399 Autumn 8t lent Income immediately. For new, asking $28; GM Frlgldaire P. n>. . BOLTON LAKE of Driver Education. MI 9-7898 40” electric range, $50; Kelidnator yard. One-car gar^e. $16,500. older home, new cabinets, floors utilities, on bus liric. Priced right. MI 3-4889 SPECIALIST personal interview with com­ MANCHESTER Good financing. (Charles Ponti- ■ refrigerator In good condition, $26; Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. 163 foot lakefront, oil iieat, and heat system. Priced lor quick LARSON'S Connecticut’s firm li­ CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel­ pany executive, write fully, in­ rec room, living room 35x36’, sale. Good financing. Only *13,900. celll Agency, t o 9-9644 or MI ROCKVILLE censed drivmg school trained - bedroom chaise lounge, wine print STORE OR office-space, ideal for Want ,Four Bedrooms? ing. repairs No Job too small. Ed cluding phone number to: ‘ 1 with slipcover, $20; master bed­ SIX ROOM home 3-3. Close to Cathedral celling with stone Charles Ponticelli Agency, MI 3-8109. i Certified and approved is now of­ Town and Country small business. Call MI $-2487. Let Us show you this oversized Slaaiak, PI 2-7584. room set 9 pieces, includes ted, everything on School Street. Oil fireplace, 35>. foot enclosed 9-9844 or MI 3-8109. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE fering classroom and behind Cape Cod at 29 Harlan Street. Liv­ SIX -Ro o m house, near main shop-1 box spring. mattress, vanity, steam heat. Immediate occupancy. porch, 8 bedrooms,'$22,500. Call wheel instruction for teenagers. DRAINAQE GO. ing room with fireplace, separate ping area, oil heat, storm win­ Appealing 8%-room Colonial BATHROOMS Uled, additions, re­ TRIBOE.LER CO. dreaaer, bureau; 3 bedside tables, Only $12,400. Call M l S-5305 any­ owner MI 3-0033. Ml 9-6076. Honses For Rant 65 dining room, family size kitchen, dows, St. James Parish. *14.500. home, 2-car garage, attractive modeling, rec rooms, all types of Ji2705 Empire Ave. and chair, solid mahoganv. Needa time. MANCHESTER carpentry. Call Ml 9-4291. - Ml 9.4143 2 ceramic tiled baths. Full base­ Call owner, MI 9-6461. brick entrance foyer, beautiful PREPARE FOR driver's teet Burbank, CaUfornia. some reflnlshlng, $78. Mahogany THREE ROOM cottage on Lake St., Box Mountain area, partly VERNON—Sunny View Drive, Six ment and attached garage. Large landscaped lot with shade trees, Agee 16 to 60 Driving and cleaa ADDITIONS, recreation’ rooms, re-1 teg wagon, $10; combination wal­ room split-level, colonial decor, trees enchance the beauty of the Is Quality Workmanship most desirable location, sun- room. Three Inetructors. No wait­ nut radio «nd record player con­ furnished. Call JA 7-0820 between 5 5 FINLEY STREET modeling. All UTie* of carpentry, i, 8-13 a.m. panoramic view of Conn. Valley, on'is-half acre lot. Call Bert Mc­ porch. 1% . baths, 3 spacious ing Manchester Driving Acade­ >n 4-1700. sole and over 800 modem records, Namara at JA 8-8798 or MI 9-6306. important to you? This custom bedrooms, full formal dining large well-landscaped lot, 30-day Excellent custom built 2-year-old my PI 3-7249. 78 r.p.m., $8n MTIB •S—nMNOlaced—sealed. Superior yearr enerlenee. Frab entimatet. I H ROBEBT D. BItmiN>CK---ia 8-8881 ar MI S44TD MEdford M882 p ev en , M I $-6616. CaU H o i^ , Ml S«S8t, laiootMUo, Ooaa. T u i m M U K Crater it. Brans, MZ M $ 6 | . pattDf. l a H7S7, 7 - ■ >f1 ' ;"V

SATURDAY, MAY SO, 1961 r A o i n N in an (I| ?8t»r KvettHtg %rraUk Scouts Give About Town Heard Along Main Street Hospital. Notes A mMtlnf of Mu 7 BuahneU And on Soma of Mtmeheitor't Sido SkroaUt Too VWttag koon ara 9 $a S pjo. Folk Program CIm ben^ ay Awdlikxy. USWV, will be far an araaa axoapt matanuty ^ Monday mta t 1:801:S0 p:pA . a t Uie where ttwy a n 3 to 4:39 aad isM ktore than 400 Brownies and boom of M n. Roae Converse, S2 . Greateat Mow f trjdng to be helpful, swung the to Si pjiki aad private rooms Xbtermediate Olil Soonta preamted Wadsworth St. A memorial aerv- A Manchester family has been door to the cell block phuL'^' where an 16 an. to 8 pja. aonga.and tolk daneea of foreign tee will be helA There will be a without a television set for aev' The sergeant had the key, but VMton an reqaeatod aot to lanSa in nn annual JuUatta Low social hour. etnl months, ever since the tube such doors are not designed to be amoke in paUaato* rooua. No m on program at Buckley School yeaterr,, blew. Instead of staring at the unlocked from the inside, and a than two vialton at om Uma, par ~ ■diaT'-nflarnoonr'"'— •■■-' ' useless thing they.decided to re­ large steel plate makes it dlffl- Maneheatar-liodte>'Say wUl be cull TOt a jwrson tq^ reach aroteid ...... ------I - Mm. Robert Taylor, 86 Ferguson cbae^^^ed at the Masonic Hmne and move it from the^t^hg iw in arST Rd.. Chatman of the Manchester- Ho^dtal in Wallingford tomorrow. make it into a Unen cabinet. and Inaert the ke;^. C N iaaa: 340 Btolton nortbeaet neighborhood, A religious ssrvice will be held at After awhile, they, became ac­ He finally was able to work his ADMITTED YKSTERDAY: welcomed fHendi of scouting who 3 pjn. Those who wish transpor­ customed to the simple table that arm around the plate, get the key Richard Bowen, 570 Woodbridga attended the program. The pro­ tation wiil meet at the Masonic took the place of the set, and they in the lock and open the door. S t; Mlchaal Pasleka, Wappiag; gram was plaitned by girls of tha Temple tn Manchester at 1 pjm. began reading books, talking to A Non. Mrs. Ruth Stafford, SSUtngton; Junior plaimlng boaid under the one another and thinking. Misa Anna Hall, Crystal Lake; Er­ direction of Mrs. Edwin Doughty, Miss Jacqueline Coy of Man­ Therefore, the other night the nest Dowrnaa, Blast Hartford; Mrs. aaalsted by Mrs. Maurice Pass. chester______has beenj electede ' vice ' pres­ 11-year-old son startled his moth­ Sunshine Girls Mary Farrall, 613 Main S t; Mra. Gifts from each troop to further ident of the EJementary Education er when, on being told to go to Martha Sclmeider, 18 'Waat S t, the work of the International pro­ Chib at Seton Hall College, bed, he protested that he wanted Rockville; Kathleen Boyle, 92 gram among Girl Scouts and Girl Greensburg, P a, for 1961-62. to stay up and see the end of the To Note Birthday Middle Tpke.; Mra. Mamia Leon- OuldM tooughout tha world wera show. hardt 4 Tanner S t; Mrs. Ehleen resented to Mre. Paul F. Adams, Miss Emily Kissman of Man­ ■What show," she asked. Pythian Bunahina Glrla of Ftltz, 172 South St., Roc^Ue; 55 8. Hawthorne BL, Juliette Low chester was elected vice president "That.one.” he said, pointing to Frances Herron Oounoil will cele­ rSpreaentatlve for Manchester. of the- taitheran Women's Mission­ the kitchen where his older sister Mary Ann Paquet Wapping; Mrs. ary League at the convention in was talking to her boyfriend over brate a second annlversaiy Mon­ Patricia Sawyer, 65 BYanklin S t, n e 20 troops which participated day at 7 p.m. at Odd Fellowa HaU. Rockville; Mrs. Mae D im low. and their leaders include Brownie Atlantic City, N. J., on Thursday. the telephone, while gesticulating Troop 20, Mrs. Grover Mitchell The 1962 convention of the League at the wall, crossing and uncross­ Gilbert Hunt, Manchester High South Windsor; James Comins, will be held in Hartford. ing her legs, twining a curl with 404 N.. Main S t; Mrs. Roaamary and Mrs. Herbert Stevenson; Troop School teadier, will ahow alides Livington, 9 Thistle Rd.; Miss 30, Mrs. Walter Schardt and Mrs. a finger, staring at Uie ceiling, in­ of the Phlnney-Hunt tour laat Gene Carroll; Troop 48. Mrs. Youth groups of all churches specting a bent slat in the Vene­ summer. Parents, friends, and Margaret Zorekis, 92 Hilliard S t; youth rally, sponsor­ tian blind, sitting on the kitchen Nancy Greenfield, Tunnel Rd., Frederick Bletzer and Mrs. Don­ will attend a y prospective Sunshine Girls are in­ ald Humphrey; Troop 7L Mrs. Rob­ ed by the Manchester Christian table, examining her nails, occa­ vited. Pythian Sisters of Memorial Vernon; Lionel Rook, Anthony Rd., Youth Council at Center Congre- sionally covering the telephone Tolland; Kimberly Macomhac, ert McComb and Mrs. Karl Kehler; Temple will ierve an anniversary T r ^ 123, Mrs. David Douton and gatlmial Church tomorrow at 7:30 partially with her hand and mum­ cake and other refreshmenta. Thrall Rd., Vernon; Joseph Cole­ p.m. to hear Dr. Frank Laubach. bling. and then twisting her tor­ man, 32 Brdokaide Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Frank Landers. world famous literary expert and so around, with one hand on the Mra Bklitb Dubois, 55 Ek»ex St.; Also, Brownie Troop 124, Mre. missionary. receiver and the other flat against Conrad Hauk Jr., 18 Franklin St Maurice Pass and Mrs. Theodore her free' ear, to see if anyone was ADMITTED TODAY: Donna Malek; Troop 131, Mrs. Russell Manchester High School stu­ eavesdropping. Police ArresU Wentworth, 129 Hemlock St. Vennart and Mrs. Donald Egger; dents who governed Manchester BIRH YBISTERDAY: A son to Troop 67, Mrs. C. A. Reynolds and OM for a day recently will discuss Mrs. Henry Tetrault Jr., and Troop Helpful Prisoner Alfred H. Mandell, 34, of Bloom- Mr. EUid Mrs. Herman Golnik, 105 e k their experiences at a meeting of One of the sergeants at the Man­ Chestnut St '' 68, Mrs. John Stniff Jr. and Mrs. .a u the Rotary Club next TUe.sday at chester police station had a rather flcld, was charged yesterday at BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son to Edmund Peieshluha. 6:30 at the Manchester Country red face one day last week. He got 10:40 a.m. with passing in a no to Mr. and Mrs. Flianklln Ehig- Intermediate Troops were Troop aub. lamd, Bolton Branch Rd., Vernon; 66, Mrs.' Normand Andrews and locked In the cell block In the base­ passing sons on El. Middle Tpke. Ml*. Anthony Balbonl; Troop 83, :d ment of the building. * He will be presented in Circuit a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ver­ < n he was in the process of tak­ non Farrar, 42 West Rd., Rock- Mrs. Donald Geer; TYoop 113, Mrs. boi ing a prisoner to a cell and, as they Court, Manchester, June S. ■ville. Walter ' Sodano and Mrs. Mra. James •U entered the cell block, the prisoner, lychaid Shea, 36, of 613 Main DISCHARGED YESTEnUJAY: Siegel; ‘Troep 114, Mrs. Arthur M ; DepeRriable St., was charged at 2 p.m. yester­ Wayne Phillips, 249 Main St.; Jolmson and Mrs. Donald Paine. m I day with intoxication and will be Mrs. Charlotte Overly, 9 Eva Also, ‘Troop 45, Mrs. Herbert pmsented in Circuit Court. Man­ Circle, Rockville; Macy l4ke. Blast Huffleld and Mrs. James Maher; & Useil Refrigarators chester, Monday. A bond of $2S has Hartford; Burton Chamberlain, 4 Troop 80, Mrs. John Ooman and ATLANTIC Bancroft Rd., Rockville; Miss Ready for an old-faahloned beach picnic or a clam-digging party, these models display^ sun and ton Mre. George FlaveU; ‘Troop 61, Overiianled and Tested beep set. fashiona from The Fair at a show laat night sponsored by Ladles of S t James at S t James’ school Mrs. Vernon HauschUd and Mrs. FURNACE OIL Robert Fiske, 51, of 10 Depot Rosalie Boaro, Hebron Rd., Bol­ ton; Mrs. Carolyn Lebel and auditorium. Miss Sandra Starrett la wearing white clam diggers with zipper pocket and poncho with Claude LeBlanc; Ttoop 51, Miss Antooiailc iiellvery St., was charged yesterday ■with gay turquoise and magenta diagonal stripes and white Italian straw beach hat. Miss Sally Middle- Jane Kassler and Mrs. James Klar; intoxication. He is under ^26 bond daughter, 62 H Village St., Rock­ L. T. WOOD CO. ville. ton, a former Miss Connecticut, modeled a black popUn yachting Jacket with hood over a white jer­ Troop 105, Mrs. WUUam H. Val­ Potterton's Phone Ml S-I129 and will be presented In Circuit sey with white crew pants, trimmed with red and white nautical rope trim, and John Schuetz is entine aiid Mrs. Samuel Stitham; ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church Court, Manchester, June 6. wearing white clam diggers with.a maroon and white striped Jersey. (Herald photo by Oflara.) ‘Troop 108, Mrs. Donald Tedford Howfard Wamock, 60, of no cer­ ------* ______and Mrs. Malcolm Southerlin, and tain address, was charged yester­ Martin Commends ‘Troop 92, Mrs. Girard DlManno day with intoxication and will be Bolton and Mrs. Nicholas DeOesare. presented in Circuit Court, Man' Revenue Collector By cheater, June 6. ^HigK Fashion^ Casual Wear PAIB SENTENCED Charles H. Hildebrand, 22, of A recommendation to the board New Haven, May 20 — Two 59 E. Middle Tpke., was charged of directors to commend Paul Town Votes Modeled for Summer Days men ha've been sentenced to two PUBLIC CARD PARTY at 5:30 p.m. yesterday with de­ Cervinl, collector of revenue, and to flve yean in the atate prison for livering liquor to a minor. Ha is his staff for improvements In col­ School Items the armed robbefy of Barker's WHIST and SETBACK under $200 bond and will be pre­ lection procedures has been made By MARGE FLYNN i?>lavender and white maillot, a store in Meriden last October. Su­ sented in Circuit Court, Manches­ by General Manager Richard Mar­ Casual wear with the ‘‘high black aad white striped overblouse perior Court Judge John M. (>om- SPONSORED BY THE FRENCH CLUB ter, June 12. tin. In a vote of 87 to 78, townspeo­ fashion look" in gay stripes and with black panties, and a black ley yesterday imposed the sen­ The general manager forwarded ple approved an appropriation of brilliant colors for tots, teen lads and white scribble print nylon tences on Fred Crisplno, 32, of to the directors, along writh his 316,000 to waterproof the school and lassies and women were pre­ swimsuit. Shiny straw beach hats South Main St., PlantsvlUe, and ORANGE HALL recommendation, a report from at a special towTi meeting last viewed in a summer fashion show, featured matching or contrasting John A. Summer, 27, of 99 Con­ Collector Cervinl which listed the night in the ballroom at Flano’s sponsored by the Ladies of St. chiffon Ue scarfs. necticut Ave., New Britain. following improvements: Restaurant. James, a t St. James School audi­ Crisp wash and wear Cotton Monday, May 22 -- B P.M. 1. A new water and sewer bill The vote was by checklist and torium last night. dresses for summer afternoon DONATION $1.00 yVESTOWN collection system which provides ballot on motion of George Se- Sharing a "place in the sun" wear reflected the barearm eased closer control of the accounts, and bastiao. sheath trend. Bright solid color ■ ■ PMARMACVPHARMACY I u The meeting also approved ap­ were huge summer handbags—^^In fashions Included an orange sun­ more follow-through to shut off Italian straw bedecked with fruits, Can { j» qualify 459 Hartford Bd— Ml 9-9946 delinquent accoimts. propriations of: 1) 32,250 for tui­ dress of petit point pique with tion charges; 2) 35,300 for extra shells and flowers, in burlap, wash­ barearm and bare back design, 2. A new suspense list on motor able leathers, and basket weaves for linr-cost To maintain our continuity vehicle taxes, which permits pick transportation costs; 3) 32,945 for ■with leather trim, amd large beads and a red dress with white vestee alterations at the school to com­ tapered to the waistline. of medical service we are up of suspense accounts that have and Jewelry accessories In bright THE ARMY AND NAVY been reinstated. ply with the state fire code. colors. Among the dheath fashions eoloinobilD Insurance? 3. A new mortgage Index file Wall St., a new road off Notch Fashions from ‘The Fair at the were a white biurlap ■with slim Open All Day and cross index file on all open Rd. built by Jacob Stygar, was ac­ Parkade were presented before an leather cord belt, and a brown charges. cepted into the town road system. audience of about 200 women by linen with -white and gold stripe 4. Cross Index file on personal Harold Dwyer, who said he had professional models from the accents on the bodice. SUNDAY drawn up specifications last year A striking summer cocktail property. as Board of Education chairman, Hanover Model Agency. Models 5. Assumption of billing for for' the waterproofing Job which from Manchester were Miss Sally dress' was a silk paisley block cemetery lots and perpetual care, Middleton, a former Miss Connec­ print In cobalt blue and purple on BINGOAND drew bids "ranging from 32,000 to ticut; Mrs. Carol Moriarty, Miss a white background with slim sidewalk accounts and town fire 39,000, questioned why these bids department delinquent accoimts Sandra Starrett, Miss Paulette shoulder straps. DANGINB EVERY SATURDAY NIQHT were not acted on. Croteau, Miss Pat Little, Mrs. Commentators for the show John Harris, current Board of Edna Ready, Kevin Morlatiy and were Mrs. Muriel Ellis Levine and BAGLIN 8 O 'C LO C K Education chairman, said the John Schuetz. Concert Workers range In bids led the, board to be­ daughter, Terri Levine, of West INSURANCE AGENCY HOLDEN’S lieve there was something ■wrong Sportswear modeled ranged Hartford. A trio, comprised of from tots’brief tennis dresses over Gilbert Saegart, Norbert Saegart, Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. with the specifications, and it was P. O. Box 888, Manchester, To Hold Dinner decided to hire an architect- bloomers to Hawaiian batik print and John Dyment, provided' back­ coordinate shorts, jackets and polo ground music, Summer lawn fur­ Conn. FLOWERS He Introduced Sinclair Adams TeL Ml 9-5618______81 OAKLAND STREET A dinner for Manchester Com' of the West Hartford architectur­ shirts for both men and women. niture was provided by Keith’s mimlty Concert Association work­ al firm of Adams and Lee, who Swim suit fashions included a Furniture store. ers will be held Monday at 6:30 said the specifications this year h URNS and p.m. In Center Congregational were more specific and more ex­ PRESCRIPTIONS Church. tensive. Last year’s specifications, WINDOW BOXES The dinner will kick off a week he said, failed to say how many TEL. long campaign to enlist member­ bricks were to be replaced nor FILLED ships In the concert association. how much repolntlng ■was to be Clu?:ZmPlaH Tills year, the campaign win done. Both of these items were BIRCH TREE SPRAYING not have dUtrict chairmen and left up to the contractor, he said. Ml 9-9814 G«raiiiums, Beddinq team captains. Every worker will HAVE YOUR BIRCH ‘TREES SPRAYED NOW have equal responsibilityilbl for ob­ Adams drew reaction from Jhe TO KEEP THEM HEALTHY and BEAUTIFUL. Plontt, P o tt^ Tomato taining new memberships and re­ assembly when he said, under the ALSO: PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR newing old ones. present proposal, he will be the Plants one who taps the bricks and de­ SHADE TREE and EVERGREEN 8PBAY1NO. PINE PHARMACY The concerts sponsored by the cides which are to be replaced. 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS association during 1961-62 will ,be CALL M l 3-7695 M l 9-7743 open only to members, and mem­ He also pointed out that this berships'-"will be available only year's proposal includes sonw next week. work on the qouth ■wing and re­ CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. Headquarters for the campaign moval of the steps of the portico will be the Naasiff Arms Sporting at -the school to waterproof it. FOR COMPLETE TREE SERVICE CARE Goods Store, 991 Main St. Neither of these was Included in Mrs. William Mlnnick, 250 the proposal bid last year. drying clothes N O W 'S THE TIME TO CALL Notice Wetherell St., is in charge of the The votes for an increase in the dinner Monday night appropriation for tuition and for is easy-today..e WE HAVE DAILY an appropriation to comply with BILL TUNSKY the state fire code were passed DELIVERY TO THE with no discussion and no opposi­ FOB HIS SPECIALS tion. There was much time consumed BEFORE THE SUMMER RUSH BEGINS! In analysis of the request for ex­ tra transportation funds during Big fuel savings lor SEE ME FOR: which Mrs. Catherine Peresluha a CANOPIES of the Board of EMucation, read a • JALOUSIES detailed report showing an an­ • 8TOR.M WINDOWS AREA ticipated extra requirement of I years and years :K ' and DOORS 35:278. 'mm • ALUMINUM ROLL­ Scattered opposition was heard UP AWNINGS to acceptance of Wall St. but It LENOX was voted in the aiBrmative on a Ownort ropeif W E N O W voice vote. I PHARMACY James G. .'Haasett was mod­ up to 25% GIVE erator for the sesalon. home heating 299 E. CENTER ST. Mrs. Allen Honored oil savings ,_^eachers from the Columbia wMh our w ay I TEL. M l 9-0894 and Bolton Blducation Associations I M l 9 -9 0 9 5 entertained at BTano’s Thursday You get premiifm quality Free Eatimatea • E-Z Terras night at a dinner party In honor I of Mrs. Lydia Alien who is retiring Uobilheat with RT-98. . . the as music supervisor of the two moat completely effective fud Tb Read Herald Advs schools at the end o f. this year. oU additive in urn today. Aid Mrs. Allen has taught music in you get premium service. An- Bolton for 27 years, and Ih Columt tmnatie ddiverlea . . . a bal- bia for eight years. aneed payment plan and many Tile guest of honor was present­ other extras dedgned to make ed w ith, a clock 'radio from -the home heatiiMf really easy. staffs of the two schools. Ih addi­ tion to 19 members of the Bolton WAYSIDE FRUIT MART school staff and 15 from Columbia Mobilheot i^S Superintendent of Schools George' FACTS PROVE IT. A whole geMration of ownen knows Ms clww oflha SPENCER STREET — MANCHESTER Grajf, Miss Viola Larson, elemen­ that the Timken Silent Automauc Wall FUnte Burner Mves MAINE tary supervisor and Richard Allen, fuel and money. Sdendfle tens show that this is true. A famoUi Mrs. Allen’s husband attended. boiler comnany recognizes this truth by publiihing a higher Entertainment included group rating for their boUetz when fired by>me Wall Flam burner. POTATOES singing, an impromptu trio and You can expect more from your heating eyetem when you The Mitch popular organ music by Mrs. Betty Inttall Timken Silent Automatic heating. Call ue t<>day for a W E GIVE Wright of the Bolton staff. free heating survey. We will tell you in advance how much GREEN STAMPS Tlie Blano Realty baseball team you can save on oil. Miller Show is scheduled to play Sheridan Oil The man «rho knows what makas Monday at 6 p.m. at the Bolton flllNT AUTOMATIC P80DUC.Ti . . . HIATINO.JkND COOlINO show-businats tick gets togathar Dally field. ______— I—— AMtkertaad Peeltr 101 BMUNAS W -- -taa. .^.^i.»a-- * *----»- ^ ---Sa ---1--- .. HNORIMTY n ^ wiTncviGpffijf TfronoD- won R niiuu lEiipe9S" meeting of the build­ the fascinating "shop talk" and ing committee of Bolton Congrega­ STRAWBERRIES 25c | Native ASPARAGUS^ 25c starperformancas,overCBS Rkdlo. tional Church will he held Mon­ day at 8 pjtn. at the church. 1- The W HITING Corp. BROTHERS 254 BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER M l 3 -5135 W INF Radio Mkaebestor Evening pemM PHON^hnn 9-1166 Bolton oorreapondent, Ornee Mo- 3 0 1 .I1 S C M N r » . t e t n r t a y 7 :1 0 PJIe-Otal UtO itornsott^ tolqAoM mtdMU 84088. , V ' , , ■ ■ ■ ■ ;■ ^ Jl CK.UA ralai and ipraamted of forolfn iiotta Low ool yoater* I Farguaon :anohastar> (liborbood, lUtlnf who Tha pro- Irla of tha undar tha i Doughty, i Paaa. to furthar tional pro- a and Oirl vorld war# C H A N N K 1 3 F. Adams, illatta Low 25 heater, mx rn^mx artlelpated VIM D O B V l le Brownie . s n i o n m s e e v im i). a . p 0 0 ^ up. r Mitchell t son; Troop man |a n seitaa'alMnt twdtouya who readied bytoaMBCBBleviaion NsU t and Mrs. i^esome GiB6rg0 wem .oenaUnUy out o f Uvtog wbth fo r prtme thne preaantatioai 48, Mrs. h y thiatr.'Wlta, was ootoMared—ah< Sliirley BtKiflt diutog tha-lCdlBR mason. Peter Mrs. Don- ■ -* Wr..- k toaaad aut. " f t w as," G oU l aa , Mrs. Rob- "tod much Uke a clvUlim Orav«a.4ApttMic rMatlons m k n w a arl Kehler; of flgt. BUko." Plays‘ttiiier Banen. Win star In toe aarlae, and 3outon and W etv “My Dncle Blioy,” a ohort co-stato include Diana MUay, WB. that appearad to a national nuign. Itom Bryant, IBehiad BalddM stage and screen star -Shhley and-Jamie Fare. 124, Mra. B y EB8K1KB KHaDTSOM alna aaveral yotoii ago, was Om Booth will play tha tttio rale to a new fUni comedy aeHeia ‘BhaM," PradBeWi biy Goodaon-Tbtonaa . Theodore Productions Inc. to aasoitortion e. RubboII baaed on tha pmppter Satarday aid Egger; ily loan ton atl^nat nuririad. Wo Evewng Poet cartoon character with the HatioiMa ! Broadetuding ^ U to ah klttds of ihrectianB adB created by -Ted Key. ‘d m Vegiq Bmt^ wUl be 1 ^ lynolda and ed in Mack and white ad H * 7-yoar-oid boy and g oireidt during hie tw»-yoar ah- “toato cloee to the diaractac.’^ toenur opemtom to tourists md aanoa Atom TV hut U weak# aC w a g s U doea ara pretty tor out, Mice Booth, "Hazel la ' m evlt ataiOL Troop 81, ltoaj;etltog M woriced up about charaoter. She hde wannto aad a I and Mra. TteFa Mdy to tadcle on a weekly baato WMictog W vraetai a ym t"— aplrlt that Is taucMl^t. Sha la aad, p 51, Miss enough TV aeta." too.'aad the toeU o f hardiiaas abe 'ames Klar; to a ‘V jam can t Mmt^ ’eWk Jam made tna little-M law wonder why 8 t| m Gobel comedy Unao of toe *?*» mSdto," as hq teraaad I t T weira la only to proteot.har. She’w m H. Val- P ««.w lU not behaed and thetoeale really a .drtightifui panan." !l Stitham; o a r t feataa tta nnaanlm tor a i bUara detong in. Lai tto- w to fm k smaU mtowestern town, «U. OFS 'look gaa Mpantl^ he hddUB oo)y ehe Ihe^tM evtslen film! aadto .to . A Philodendron Id Tedford tody, jabn Scott Trettwr’a mhaic SoMaa Ganata ptoductom; herlin, and . wito-aw ea»gOii-.toiik on;aa|r dey oCf to wqeka. w ffl aaalm H m U id like old home 1 DiManno ■ g i u liai t o e t ^ w ja .^"M y" ^iHenda--' .wee* . *** Gobel who became bsare. taking lUliwbtiMir day. "Boi wtm Tleoige, you're out df y ^ _ Dhat when beldt k Mg on TV ftvo gjrtottjn B toi TV—situation tom- ^ "Bd leald toMr. O (menOger •yearn-Jpgo. Vestas B eat^ S i m DED O 'lW iM ). *Mr. 0, my. Mends say s o * (dn — Two J ^ t o o ir n d ta,'wtth tkino latq^ rm out mT my adnd and I. gotta . TOiPVE Goir TO BELIEVB w S e r i e s eed to two **art™an .when Qobel moved o ^ go with 'em to their thtoMAg." W riting to the M ay issue o f m U K O W S K t Thora waa many A story rantor- S p o r t y Saleyman. a trade puh- a prison for *%Ba Vagae Baat," a full-hour f Barker's *TTlr *tr dir a flftnait' ahow eace beiore "M y Uacla itoe^’ hw ,h**^**» Julia ■ Meade, T V a aimer Flottet Fiuhian eaau the ila a i lehoioe 'fo r hta Mg aauarwommi, raveals why she uaaa adventure aeriea m t to the glitter­ ictober. 8u- HA MAIM antEBT in M. Com- *Tre were the tasttoto^n i^ leim tote mmiM TV. dtoeratlon in accepting clients. "Be- ing Kevadn demrt raaort, tobetog I the sen- >%a taUMAGohel toiw yon undertake a antes MteR, ^ fcjMwuad and wlte M tm id than M I 9 - 5 2 S t Ino, 32, of V . > V. yoWheivo to make sure you uke the decided to fOigot•wo^mv^ anMAUoa W iMeMM' tllD ___a.«www» PAon tavllle, and MB I I«l.n a^_ ___<_J prodnet »»n are selling. Ten can't Pwn wwbA o r nair Mta-to HATraaiA of 99 Con­ p ^ emild. ho too raetrioted.” talk,convincingly about a product tain. .Teaming Gebal with n atoalglit unlsfa you believein i f Seiumr. Maai-Bto .“ mciimiMto svwiim ■iaa-Bs—mu , Yaolwes vs CleVelMd >RTw9 ,flaBM|Ml A«» lc« Cfeoiwi >. nek 4iaa •toe.'Wvto m 't o 0 ify ate DWXMUPOBATBD in Wanna ate-AD 8-dHd WVL 4A- i The _ i Aaaler n s Bsaiera ance? 277 BROAD la m Fiaht Of Ths .wiseh a. Over ArseBtlas’s Ji 1 i s s 30 Ffo V o n — wMw mwuAd Id « . = : sraeeenla nUher dw s knock them out. Is Ms Isst Isk nzht, Jome clobtwred Mshly r»> In 1 G allons! 1 W O - W A Y .n rd ed Dennyny Kwer M toUce s IS for Wsnt Hep us. uy the u.« IsM er. _' RADIO OISPATfM Wrtofat. Femsndes. meets ais en- lotallt we noted g ^ JOm^L JENNEY Js J“ * — -s-^mssdeo • ______by do- SsST"^CistoiL (Compiled!^Comnilnd! hT Km (S »k AIIiley . WcBton Bo*in» nitiMrAled) C.1ER0Y NORRIS 1 Mshe^rtS Sm ii' as. a p ENCY M sy CM. A 8 8 O 0 IA T B , Conn, i Ssaebsil icbeater, , * * Bsltimoce. I ■ \ I ' I' ( - \ 11 v» Boetos. a M insunmee of AU Kindt • Celebrity OeH HKtcm Berle «a aa B o n d * Msstsyi' Ksy X8bS j M ,8tsr —m ekpis BewS Juns REUtY CO. ^ ^ oonalaf-oP a nephew I Xsis Evest , „ Thamdsy. X s y U|h •44 NO. MAIM STREET kBALToiw--diinrantoBs EWONE m s-dud H I MAO) anUBET p h o n e t o O A tM

Over M Teara . S A T U R D A Y Television P R O G R A M Bddadsa ' #w - v m %ab*a Foalare Theator FOR 15 YEARS ■ Oenter St^-BCfS-dlU - tC o te i Loraa Ore'oiie. rSaeU •| ^ g H F e a f. Clyde BeaUy (Mer FaMeal ' BoberU. Dan Blocker and - „ Cirtue. Pat O'Brien. ■ill » tmS« Uiaa Onumeke g toeljartwrlahta aUov an old JPmeM Ameed etars. Denaia NASSIFF ARMS CO. DmeeUveia Mary frl^ to c^M t a baUm u- W.“ ver Matured. Cheater becomes • IfB no. Y fifrlment on the Ponderoea, enanurtri of a young vromaa who Coast' OC to_ _ _ ns Eoariaa M’s a OO Bl has designs on Marshal DiUoa’s HAS BEEN THE BlilBT f g ” -«ga<»h J » -.‘‘Riaht m the M lcla l mail. *w», Wsvsl: aeeenrs toear N o w ; iPolor) Bfrt <1^ mekotTNorrie risks £ !a H h xbo Wash g, aa. sa PLACE TO GO FOB Waam Mr. Wlnwd me runnlna dowhstory of a eea- la ta i TM hateao TerrMei j a Wkn^ljUOT smugglliic mcket. toi 3!°wn Mowb becomes the hero of serisn, “ HoUdsy House," stafrtng 'toe comedy team ^ Wsytta“ ■syne f_ t Shuster.. .MOM has algacd aavea Mym^auawuTMiW ' a Mari-Mad'S I. Stm «U b vrhiekey wrlbrrs to. its M-tolnnte "Cnin’s from the HtUMlrad’! seriea, bowing on NBC- C9I Mahi Rt.— M l M 2S2 W e SB! • a s : TV nact fsU. Four Star taleviaioa FBBB PABBOrO » REAR vw S of Fatadin. ^ t r i m f o ^ has ptekod up its option to\hend- M - A a v K ' -l!2S.2£ vMtiei *»»< md' qunrter at RapubUc Studios fo r na- B A R R E G U a o CMlact Mine nweey owM tot ' DdiifD* Tniie «a promoter.•mvaaatmvra. oUwr y e a r...T o dnts, Warner I qu ality MONUMENTS Bror. hasn’t one neW T V serim f * -98...th e ttto Mr. % g ^ * % m '? O a i T Cooper. tos comtog sassoti. P E t S ! eetiTe fud Tim B » liftoB M MaamiRt M orntoSrfilir^nmaar odiqr. And lerbm, n P O P P IB S irvioa. An- S u^iptiim m ■eriiaga . . a bal* d TB oiioA i.n n I and many M r e l id tomaks S A P O R i n Tito U flU A liteKINNEY itosy. JORNOBIAI. OGHBANF sten. “ Tha Caaa Id WpOOBBmaB ST. I tooshtar." Mo- m s - t m ad u a wlbiaiia MTSAMd

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M ,'.. y'^ h i a i : ' iOnSSh^ TUESDAY Tel^j^n PROGRAM Ol8i •id hla p w a WMiwtroUakly Jack WaA - a ft nuraary atottod to tha n . i » _____ p A i n r ‘ • " t e ' V v v i I.V I V •aa 'S o F a i y - Id Ad Tharto MSTCr -• fail A A I A I S?w5*88L."S8sa y ahlto al RAMBro. M t JadhaYiuaen. comadlaa ITS k a M Ika Llatk”%F 3 ? a>N | U tU .taai < UAI f e ' ' ! I I ■ ■ - \ I I , ! I , \ I . • m t u n r |U :M W . P . ■ o r win saw Sta^?^ OAMA0A t i « *. Soiater ia r S iiS FUNERAL HOME tlXB HNI —t— * murder a eosit - ^ , J S S S ya hajl^ not ymmlL Jetai t i c M A IN Ijj^asojboal-dlreotor. F i n d e l l u n e 'i m t i m . i T B U MU M O M iM & f l INStHUNOB ■ " w|wS> f a AAyaas r o m 8 ka Mla a T iiia i UMd Hi m jfta lk a r A dpaata A O O TU B V l* 8 V E N E T I A N wJSlJ^ Mr a|id ROBERTA (Ciat i w c o w b i A W p I A'VAN DKV8BM ,g£!a% fflW 8w r*" ^ b eT a iw eS nSSS* y « " “ » Clark - B U N D ! OMfrtet I '■%Srisur- “• A «A •:d A I I PotoU and SUPPLIES i M a o m m OOEAnB • . *UNSIiSAMi &«- r S T ^ UdM Amt Marlea ODSm i KAOB lUiAMn «M. m D-MM OT M lA d jetW Maak o f DImttrioa” . Xochary , .t*— .n-warm o UIT«." nUl,,. U, 'W jja i^ ^ w Mrtea "n««tar Paat and U :ld dhmr 485 M iddle Tpke, East ■ F ry«B lM R «y. Jolm w BWJ j C me aeeomaooo S t o t e r ^ ------T ABiv oMuas mrniw IsM A t _____ dw ftgdb^atRepeat). lj:fd#*»mw ^ewa'aadcnwwM mms Heather wmAWdOr M I 3-4865 -laaa yowa Tanaaaaca 1|----- M--- Muaeat e *l ------MedHattesMmm •iddfaaa The _ ChwJu^^m ia ‘Tran el Maia^ [MdHewa TOURJUIIE PAINTS Make A DiffweniM Whe^toa ScTct Aga.llBtyaymy maw A » ^.S?aanffie.Td.J2: A a a .8 JaS!^^S^a|S35? to • B R U S H E S Tallant Yeara-'Talta'’. 'fka l*»t great ooaferenee ot Um BJg s z m S S L * OnHa "Lawman” wind# up the aea- F O R E X P E R T TDl'6#i J * A A ■ • " B S S / S L i ImM,, Dwayne Btekmas elan . Doble don’a shooting with an epioode en­ • w allpApers 8 _ Amaai • . tiled "trapped” ...but the gtAra.-.. dtddfc*«i;iM . j ^ J y jS o m ^ ina^lwFoL 1 :a a K a v a H « . a. M, n • naata Spaelal S 3 S % Jtriin Ruoaell, Peter Brown and • SANDERS, POLISHERS I S,\VI\;gs |S2 fe AAtoedJWItohm B k*ift^im te'M . dd PhRSl® OdsUe.. .won’t hAve any­ * W boel Rekwetog j^ K " w w w . mr%v m Mmne MvMMtmMw wm -wga . talk SdLDefenae” . Oun-eby man triea where near the vacation luhially 8TEAM EI» FOR RENT I »f- ManwOlea” . St^pHm I ''‘- / L O / W to^Mone for murder. - »o l wen U» aaae ker n«ek. (1U~ I Oeeseetleel Bo Mtjoyed by moat T V artiote during i c CoM pItta Braka ee Um aununer. The writera o f the ^ S orJrd 1 Maaaaa S « i i i Hugh In *'Bldlna B ekl^ S o n r le a PaaPt Palal aM ▼a. OiMlaa.' ** *^ S & . H *rt«rt Andatlwat. A mar.” Doc HoUiday ia framed ABO-TV Sunday night e e i ^ 'have «:aa Gloria H « m and Joaepli Koarna. u ! u Si if M a murdar charge. been hutw, and waiting ara U A fler oreritearlaa H r. HUaen ’'Onanlal Dream” . Ranald dal- d iU Me Omr ooropleted ecrlpta ready to go be­ ’ — S E E — Walicapar S a n li - complata that hp n er«r gota kla didd et ...dSSS^^ a nune in . tl» teeal nawi— g •:dd Tbm Mwell Shew a fore the camerae for Um 19A1-1962 S g fc a y a Om TrijJ - ^ Dranta prints np a apwt an attMttpt to naaa a real‘ aa> MS MaOi S ir-lO 9.0300 la te Skenr eg eymiftmtion. iv Mian .., . ProducUon atarts again CLARKE MOTOR SALES a:aa Rd’ihniraa Chaw • ^ W o ^ Grande” . Jokn W a y i^ H6»'sa’gaj“ "' Fetter goto help from a memo long before the aummer la end­ M l BBOAO 8T. G i ^ ; J e rrr lawia. The Dpi Herlaa g Pdddh. who performa bla Job ed. R B-MID •*** tnairumoiSH P®5». X“ le Nawmaa and Harlln ■ D oil vW ILLIS G alrago MANcnonncBB * 0 «r SPEEDY Specialty «>aa ii Stagnate m feii * n Hac Honay. aveoctj iftaaielaB aad llUriTawa: g ■ P M U A u a m a t TRULY DELiaOUS nOBL AUOM M Bm ana WEDNESDAY re/e»i«oit PROGRAM ■wnBT am riOB MaRchestor ___ o o n SS a l AOn> iW A iR •Md fleatlaiutol < a.ea P * aad Swabfcy Skew dd Uidd Gbto noatar . MOINDAY •mNMi* »M n -.}8 MAOI OK. ■iM hne Maager dd aS CHICKEN PROGRAM [>S^%rsLt ' d i n ^ 8 CoRvileseaRt Hohm^ The frorUTa M ite' Okie*- •Ad OeallaaBtal OlaaateaaB jge^ Mn^.-but for a loaf^el t CMer o o ^ B I ^ y o ^ ‘^ytu$en£r°'’^ mar frttk i asd .ilte 'Ajaiir e ^ of Ttdd Mnrltoae — g A w d 'o e n ia a ail I r R c taate. % . 5 r XOtrigae*;. tectiv lliBFB • R§ .Ad^'em aiaeaem e. Mlt^um. jn^th. almoet geta away 8HERiniHinUJM|S DaraOafwway Teday Aaw M oowiter rnffleulty enterlM the Kiovlv with I •>U Oeteaoda S SPJmoM of their ohotoe.^Dougiu Mary EL Oibllii. President V A U BOHB SBBViOII * '* * 4*“^ S * * ® * * i* “ w. . S ItMjrealkar . ** a.aa P ttodw Marked SS gdwarda la hMbnan-ator.^^^ ■aUM rlae M. flIbHn, l^■■arfl|^ $iaaTidd Dare Oarreway Tadaj ‘‘OulUrer'a Trarela” •iW Mewi^ Heather and Bpertl f Ateiral fliraady.dbi P A n m ■ R U B I O S » Oottoge *»** l@ . 9* «W1MP—ea l a g -g g n itu 9 S S H S ? ElAr’SsS '**^ *^ *■** 8 DECTS MIVE4N i s & ^ ~ • ■ ^ 2 !? S L S S s 5 ® ^ M P e r K M a Antomatte I M anfm n _u MMi •:M SS^pUma M I M A i a i M L U g h ta ln g ------> .» S***%*P* «*ia»ieaai ' f f ^ . ' SHICM. i ^ U S , •^*•**8 Jb£5ah<,r « • •:dd JleB 'T* - la* • i^ •* * a m i Bardluc _____ a ffokog C8^ I RD BR ■aetfimt Quroole and Oenralen- •tU CapMte liaMaree •Ad Weatker Newa d *^fAdy ‘ ■■ ■■ a McMeduswwhw tow Ma manfnaw adm ^•G B ^e, Horace UcUalionaS oant HoepitalB. ■reaktos^gaie MYlDff his lUOp & p p «r T w COBURN R MIDDLEBROOK. Iiica SSJJ ® ^ver atar. "To Dream •tdd raatare ^ ^ g J ^ ’TSSrySuUIrJf •iidSSU "^’'^ _ INVESTMENTS Potterton's AeUea •td* I I Hawc C laM ta. n s . Q W M W B W. JOHKOQWtWL. hd— g— M aa ***' '*“ ** • m anieS man. DtaMMikr S en ^ n w » IM l iUmon a— tt . Cmaaaa ,d.d^Sissar5«!-& w 8 - 1 1 1 ^ ttU rh w M M I » hU »7 ld:ad.MeBaetey. JaeUe Oaaaea^^ l • S a t — ' ' —mm mm PLtTMBXNQ and SSSSSa” ^ ' f :tf Kyi^ OH A/?tem A«M M ffft” ^ .? «A^CTaON8 OAKBIMD “^SSMS"*®—” - "iBMity T m m * Mawm J ^ 5 f*® ** ~M im iAL PUNM ■perta A A 8 HBATDTO *’** Dijuier Marte TiM Wi ***** S5*& ai& ***' • wwMmws—g **L.ia«-ndi ►13^2 R^S^Btort^ J ^ Heint& $ OOMTBAOIOB M a { R a m Choice” . Charlea la u i^ M a**campiri|^^^ etoS^ jA U iftto . John Mflla. ed mayor o fS a r^ ___ The ChoUoa.” Two*wo. ItalianAuuiaa tinufl.nnmi- U>» dChiM »S^” " UAd I lara law pONlB turn trto Btroagm- — ----- 'for *M - p TV-RadMtarao ay*«jS»l*.*heater U ^ y S S m a r n S S e " ^ ~ m i S'8BaS53£*& ■Mieihrw Dketery Ageeta twoher ia diailengiS'^ a**Waw ^ ’^ k a d fb r p . . AUI- B *“ *• a s - n S 2 r - H ^ c o rancher whm ahe triea to' W . H . England Lumber Co: i Jeremy tote. R m Mty. After a *5^5f'»eTu w a3 Weatha* 8 e^ rce an almoft forgottmiaM o^ torfei^% aohme bockllrw l5wt MeWee Sonrlea e « A l Mafcot ^ r j - " “ i ld:ld^Rr.W. S r- "AT THE e «i^ S» a ertmta^ cyndlcat*. -Larry ■ M M rt, M xftm t, - 8 ^ i2JSi2"s,ss?5»sj;: ® ^ UAdb.T£Ui:8r? »J« peetefa_Maee. ■MMsMe n 0^r,St^na In *‘A Hac!^ 8 .giaaar la geryei i B errlee IM CMtor St. — m W ier I. i Saarla Camera - m _wlto^Epearauna **‘* * » - p “ “ - m ^ l& h e dt M “a l5S51e"^ tJ* ISS ■ Open A il Day Saturday Gala Sderm dheir —g, TiM The Amerteaaa . 1 XL M A dd. r;™ Tatdpr In **When , p a m l Hickman and Dick Damboa mMe muiaut ‘iSser* •* BNAR L LORENTZBI Uild Tear darpiiaa Psefcage ae he traiU a H A. goremment of- Maoeatratlea a P b o M M l 9 : 7 4 1 2 "'••S^ir*^*‘^ ****i Tea u , d d ^ l ^ «AWdnuudWknSdf»-BAgMi«dOMlHgr 2 » Oeaaedaeaaea n u,u&rTaaa« i ""affiS^?K B ooiM -i.”nM jo«.! , ^.Jjpa^.dhew ' Add. •• A'Ad. Dinah Shore u A d?«ffir^,w •'S: WJI! Hutehina in 'T ootliy Thomp* r.m i- ' * * ^*'*'**** l'*(^wHkFURIin fna n3aWmi5f*^olVed ^Oriantal T h a A w l i a A . SSSiil Pt^hrioot aareg a h a m ^ & ^ t t o e w H . Intrlguo when bo triea to tmraral rm i I kateraaw . dWiked man from lynch ' mob. diMMimrnnoe of A 4 A ^ ~'hMulihed doelOTWIiO waa Changes Day^ U i« mToSi£?*SigH ' ***** *:^ ^^!>^jWaaa Maim XI, C H A M B E R S » u r n Rewa n S n iaiS r P <„** “ «»• ?Kt!*Ta Mwt Marlea " nURW MUX M LMi nil B ; to eooape from Communlet I’a Ra- ”D ^ e Ovnamil^' PVaak t p,^ : M o to ff... tA d My U l5e Ha — to pro- „ ^ t?»vg 1 1 (Color) ^ ■ Time in Fall » With warn £5^0® J52BJT to kin fBur men rM AJW .ig«PJl. lit d Adreotorac o f Omda aad MaiWet Merle SSS ngnlnat hhn. : - 1:W Vows it ?one MW S Healoo*' d a r t r e Sla . . ■ ■ g.'td. n AAf'ifA-MPMMBP Ra. i MMdr'' .?**■ *■ Halee." Trytng VjjL™tptwon In "An Orerdoea ot ripBiKBKAdBmrol protMC moment to a ? 17 O AK ST. Juattce.” D are triea to aid Intur- o o v u VAXtONiu:. onor prOheh t o poeea a. problem. « a n b c -t v . ssjrsh*5j? ‘’’•^/aS eT^ ipywilgator frtand rtcorer «mn on n new Bay and time in her atolen ftirtilne. ^SMrtseturtdrd Undady Nelaon, VSHiJSrsL. A mA ot COWlWiB# I t PiM iia M l 3-4247 ff-new color prognun. •rrhe j ^ Ptia la the datwer e . l k •towllng , II Oiu^^lliom pdottaiul John margu- TaBabeeeee tISd dd VAN lUBBVlOB dOB Will tdM aa Um oonmamA. is,-9 ^ tAd'Aacel . a Dinah Shore Uh®w," hegtanliig OoL i!8fL:3s:s& “^ > Ferae - and ManbaU when hla, lu dlord torltea nil of tonr 16r N B 0.1 V g dovaragM gC Um StN o2%ss* CM m. MIIHILM im . caaI four holaat; o f Um Clat ‘tuuingl ANY ipm i Mar- " * « « ’* of M e ^ ? ” to be preeented SS9* Angel feoda a etrar ert and jw ry other Friday evenlv (D:80- Ml B-cm or atfd. OM T-MM ^ caMuniilinalitp ■T ■ •A d s e n windy up with n gypay vIoUbW in 10:80 p.m. N T T ) d u r in g % IM l- 1 At OaMUih) 'Rllla Oountry -d o ll to ,„Qi t UMMratooO that whan X room, thereb room for dares Kaya And dUMit «M. Um M 5? ,**^*®®* w ill have the AnMrloan M il •_ ‘ V-eer Thealet' Od^ Hitah8 JMuny MitBWnedd Ua i-a p w r-J tB M .U . .. FUR Sidd Dteh r-w eti T h e S ? In *Thf? T>pvfl*p 8lw r«.*' Rol-tem* M M tMonb ,hE S ^ > StSd Dairy Aeoototion aa Altenuite ■ real o , Meinae ..-.I •'..■■■ I.' ^ .M ..• -Id w ;. ii . • m «M A Bdw utHliMl MUftra- ^ ^ C o m a Mneio_MaR (The *BeU Telephou ONEWBR Qv Utnt .lAHUl«;.Ban' hltf *^ V Hdrtha Raye. Geoiga MOuP Will be in the timg period MMBt -lm it lda*f-'Oe«rge T. d iet Oobolel, Johnny ’ Puloo ata hto aang the other Frtdeyg.) lOX SrORRGE A : TlM M dctm CCMCa, whlah M • 5‘w iw pMarjrai eMrStriml^ and dancer-choreographer ' peter m r _ W more TV dopatmuH^ Gennaro. lO j* Shore, one of televieiaa’A “luimiimNr TOR EXPERT MOTOR TUi^i&OPS A RMtagy hialAUdA AttAdunant to VDI% . .••> towaliaa Bye - t, dd. (• top femMe etara, wlU be baek in • ti “ |M b m |i aad aaaMdd yamona wbo Gmnt V iU iu u In "Maid . ia tb o f^ In a aerieg of mtiaio and 1 H oar Dry CfocMhig fnvM ra orwA S T 8 T K M A ;_ T M L > iH «r \*1K film A dphetei America"*, I—ewe ewm »- Wber ^ A ldlen M I GregA W l J---- t HooKenaie ■ ~ n m e w ~ — e bride ha yarlmy prognnia that irUl plaeg ^ M B. OdMtar SL. Manebeotf MNCHESTER • fftNR ” ftill clKMaB w IUm m w iliig a r. aip. amundr to h« teleow* on Dee. wnum ing ftoater emphaaia on young talenL VM V M fll' OMnreh Opindifa, Jh w t B b rtfd r ■ ^;■ ■Ad auuy Jaffa, who hee to S eerrcd CLERNERS Bwnrr 1aa axeouttve producer o f the DlnAb TEXACO •■**«ia. flhoM obowa, win oontimie hlg aa- A r i W 9M VT 9O TW N# i | iir«9D SU—MI D-72R4 •Ad •Kdatlgii with-tiia atar. Atmi n » » * w » <..fdr ttMiMdAT ^ "Tbd DiiiAta Siiora Show" win ba a w RoUywood. Dana Whitmore ^BuiNM>Mwha.Bmjlh via ho dtraetoc. I AMWmkOmmOml c ‘]

I — F ______exc PACK FOUR M ^CHBSTER SVBiNlNG HBBALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY* MAY 20,1961 moi whi one and % i ^ A ¥ J k i m i a n P R O G H A M I ^ M H a' '■■t. -si.- ^ZSLj^ I ' " V?’ ' ' ' ■' .... ^w,:; . ..r I c **«i|l Iroii i^Tiac «i ii| V- \ X t y . ene( •;« p r 1 Uni f ’ - ring —TcslcaB ..... ■■■ iwaww*;mitte«'..kU*i a m Boot*’* attfaettva pm. fn tb r or lk« poM stora-aad I mmhh not fa jin> y isasT h o r o s f a l told new T tro w 8 poll Fed I|T4 iCiMirlfa'aiekAff*, to I '* 0 « else er p >•> Wmr - t t l gua A Pue > ■ .? '.'■ •-BU JM O IO M mer "Tfc«Kfa* Ric( A tm > i wdiaear»H»| W oiJUW Nim inr MUdMca awa « OilMM A«v -« A M M Citj y* ■■ con’ ■*n med -II — _^NK nras nix sdB : old i — A A n»D A T OMTO. NOOM ijttSTiK o ry «■ jwfa. I UUc ■BAIKtOAKaKBA noK Nev ^ M M a r ■MO! imvOVEMKNTB M mM quei —_ ,. m ai broi vlct tin fw n li»9l» i f 'fcetweS'Se Las N U I t J M teM tM i MissArihut^ " * /'■' chai Aom « ■ » t?5e5w!s9L-^; ar ^ j _?** .^T Mol JWB.oonw M i t a m m m al^™ y y _ _ mm mmm mmmm Awivfiix wUeat I d tm th* IwaeOfc*®” ^ - • * “ ■> ^ mm-M itii A* ■■■• w m m m — of Mlaa Aftour was bon» in San A twnpl«>«a m « rtlaa « .» m to kM p ad areapona, ■ ' •fose. CaUfomia and mlasd in Rl and Mh. She ntfondad lfoeiifa- Seoi ly tm yiavmttp (Bwmotoa; shm m.) Jar two yemw ttwn A t—nod ord< FRIDAY to' SL Iwttia and ttagan ahiglhg the > OAROmBAIf a RSllB PROGRAM PnfoartonaHy with orohaSras the! Claaaio atyllar. 1 ^0 0 0 $!t$ OiW adthhi flha aron. Within n A art T) »Blt8 of_pletitia aiawar. TurgH I g s a s t f f Otto Ktugw. repK Ttaret Tuaar.r. D^ioia _.- ahtaaaa.____ l 4a ^ U i _Mear* 0 ; —3S — t i ”« Dahl MM hnot **yafaa local telayiahhi . atadan ^hekig on ' RpoWte DIat Top aany handle- jry-. star ifa^ BmadS» “hM ^ag conducting iBisiwIaws* Cou 0:10 0 00, UMter. am eh .for Juat the rttS and deUvaring commercfaJn. llin t *• SkytiiM Blue color or Silirer aoiiMi Theafae .make>op for _ brig Pray color. .. CfaOaemo^Tx mod«, wna ^whaNTMooia’a atott diaoovw siatt i i s r . * ■ rfaaei w. 4—nq V atod her.' " VJ! -■'■ A'A-A.i rh^; BEgoffigdSi: The BARLOW'S M noi to o ariin endtar. - Miaa AiPwr eredlta Sknla Kh> the fdOnSSk VaM Dare _aad w 5 i i ^ swo Oprey In fa "Kancr Camea- H a ^ l* auy. Kwdto nnd tha other ooma> U U U e m A I H e n ^ eatcKe* Ae aS rw S e t". m J /t cattJieit Ae hrldat famqnel d ^ toe has woritii with con- der wda i i i ^ S S S P . a . M aidar bar aa aiqwrt to dialacta and Kor FWiBSe fflM an imuaually able foil for toair etjly WUHam ».S w it xmJ murdered man fa hfa aportmeat. the Cdl Ml S -m t ^ (Repeat). f—««««,, She studiad acting wtUi Wynn turn Twlfaiiht Mmme • Handman, Near York dnmntle . Tt ftw A snuivA L u n Mews ^111 The Real Martian Pleaoe 7slf Bnirkli# I Stand Up "^ ih « n toofartafa v a ooarti and has credits in n number i>y A P llatant roeardei aacahaa MoNilty. Erie Elemlac! aera leadlnc from the nttea of an of tokvlsion dramattb sarias, in­ JunI . Cjtnt Biutwood bi **lBCtdent if Um cluding "stisUo Ona,” "Rielsud defe IfiOa I S'B W iW fift.'SSffi Diamond.!' “Not F or H ire." ■Bour­ staf (prjMrfi). fa euddenly oa«- |« o f bon Straat Beat" and ‘Lockup.” A nS,"l7' •“Vaw oho la eeek- R m n2 Taylor in Tha DtoeeUwee Udd IM hfa only m and reTeon for In/addition to talaviaiaa. Miaa troo & a 52f** . ^ death ot the U|ler... • • Arthur has appoarad to tbadties v the i and night ciutoi^r^ tte c ^ Rev Bum# and TyonneY b^ inandeered by two girnmeSa. Polly TV W inner Teo^MBa VM a *e r^*^hHI[Jie"iveraari ' a m t»T. cabi Udi DM^B^faMia and Vncle Charhe come OneS : r of5P s“the major™ , « l i ^ m Morias . . j In “RoUday Lodge” aha wUt stre a A-aa mMnie when .h^”foi_,______week aa .rerealad t t m have ample opportunity to rdanuto- O f Laugh A w aittl !ior» **** SanyaSany weddtag amdreraary. (Ra- Niw » weaaaawsnw cam«rm» W M inj i COnee_____ fore ^ •o - afaUoned.. •Muvilcu .miTiuaa around Uiaom rtrata her varsatlUty. Her Tola of arm Sr S?J* poTeSPimdeiit WMttf Dorothy hi Umt of n parmaaant SiOO BoQy Baryea haa won tha Na- UtW Wnuidklen w Widta a MBas ancbor.man. anchor, man. Mploya at tha Lodge and the girt tlooal Laugh Fpundatlon'a award afotty’d Shtodnyraaalaa . u % A n d * lb , Janaa 1. I t and "Herman the Oartoontot** When Mead at Johnny MiUar (Johnny the a« **Fuhaleat Woman of the Tear S 3^ ' • • “ annrtfat doatw p it after akehddna qli—..n S II! K ^ „ iS 22f* A “**■» Law fW Wayne), who with Flank Boone On_TV" for her cola In tha "Juat ita ff r eam aa Boeei ^ g ; Kafntp. the little mice ana Her- dfaoovars D Fot^ hiid.lla" TV apaclat with m ^.conqdete the drawWo and (inank Shuster) la socU director new U:W T w eeiw r t ^ r woa U U>e4r foe. other , IbalinBi rat tha resort. vlgf Rim Silvan. / ■ te a lOataal Miss A rthur is- m arried to fm ara arlM ware named ail fuB- ‘■SrS’aJt**^ • k to F aU a| )a flalda ware LuoUla U;«S . . otga .Wildar, a proCoaaioaal ssa- retli U ta Wi 'T^mmataa..' family' row fa- I ta rte r. They Use to WestwooA Gen Ball (mbika picturoa): .ISradoy tm - Latona when HarrlaBn 8r'~aiMriM I ai Loa Aagrtaa suhuiki'- Walkar fata«e): Sheila UaoRaa mw} A (D. jy # aiwrkrtmant Iden (al|At ifluba);" Blaiaa May-(rao- umw, afte aroiasa)! Salma DIamoad (abrlpt- • iM emr M. ' wrlUiur); Jaaa C arroll (radio); tm ..fThaaiar- JaoB K en (antlior); Owen V«rdoa| >if n K (danotaic)^ and Maria Oallaa letti toaara). IPaa ChUaa.lt araa noted, doian't iataad to ha fimnyr hot *13 aylpUia pknty aC laugha fiorj ••MUNI *m rcom , y...... FUastoato^ and kS their B .. suburban stone .age eettfoga sM '• K i* ■len'cSaf”faau^UM MOOMK BBhrs dAOiPNMF ■vw s ^ to a fomiltor aight^ Uw Hum am iu iTwmm K n a e h a r*MUy BNa B aa M .Jape. Producers Hanna Bnd'Bsh- M bera have sold tto TV righti to the thara’a atlB douht te TV .* 8 Friday nlghtisrtiS to w ^ and theca waa whair tha a . Onaala; ------Dealer , w a n annownead — yop can ■an tiOW Chlldre, i H S L M to statleas to four — .. It Iran Richard Boone that ,Uw Band" ni^ Mestoo, yenesurta, Argentina nd ■Isa, S arrieT aiid rw rto Eire n s Hartford Baiid Izati him fl.MO.OOO Jackpot for M more «di d A i ftw : -■n. * ^ v e Ghm** ahowa for CBS is on Tom Poston. oC "1h-1hl|>tlie Ing the lavob ] tarii inrnth*” on CBSrTV, to batog Hak- seer *Ws tnio and Tm atlU lia shook ed wmantlcaliy. wlth Litotoe Ifon- about becoming totaUy lndepand> tw a d ^ . s ta r a d *Xn Plume Be R( ant afttf a ^ aavaa mon months Mas ___ M tt. M Mk Tante,” now to Isui Vagas Itk last w t ^ i * ha------toU- me. $m MU t m "Sonny ■Md that Poatoh’Biah Vagaa 9 gave w SMOkOOO in naiduala, waakanda to eee her, MECHANICS tant down. E Jy m a O M i* fftNB ' wen iM if the 1 1 ^ ,0 0 0 wUl ha paid o m now apiMlad of |0 yaara Ifa tha aaina port IdpM.or a deal MUton Berta and iiOMniniiiNK In AmM rakaaen haai^ but they're Bi^rton D PEAR Wei( A n h a a o ta s tn . adiA uadar W ijk h r*., Ln ikwafa Ml! ffEPURI his oonfoact to CBAItad NBC. ill be I M " ■ N I .1 ' mon totally Independent after tha U ? rv; G i D A If- H c /j L Q U A T F p ‘ onNHwinsmi.* this mffrn mad I keep talltag myaalf. Unit W b tha year of mlnolaa.”^ ^ . 1 m d SER'VICE SING', “I the repu mdr St- our'*55: (NB acco wou! th)n' dlvlf Ai