The Weather imiDAY, TEPRUARY 8, i m Arerage Daily Nat Press Run Foreenet of -U.’ 8 . W m ther ■ Wes'S For the Week Ended p a g e s i x t e e n fUanrbPBtpr iferalb I t a u M . I960 Meotly fair, Httle change tai t«g»- itnro tonight. Low 86-88, Soa- equal to the value of the Case Jane iJennison, and half to the 13^071 da;^ moetly fair, breecy, not quite • Mr. and Mrs. William Hooker, r' The, 50-5^ Club of St. Mary’s Bros, stock. children of Robert-and Sara. Jane. on mild. HtglU near 46. Episcopal Churih will meet tonight 77 Erie St., have been called to Dennison Will ■The Connecticut Bank and Trust Member of the Audli The will dividqs the rest of the Bnrean of Olrcnlatlen. About Town at <7 o'clock for evening prayer in Florida by the death of his father, estate in half. One half goes to Co. and Wells. and Robert Den­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm the Nativity chapel, followed by a Williani Hooker Sr., in Naples, Wells in trust. The other half is nison have been named executors. Mis* Carol Ann GiorgetU. daugh­ chicken supper and sboial program Fla., y e s t e r d a y afternoon Mr. Filed Today again divided into two equal parts, Ah Inventory of the estate must WATKINS- Hooker Sr. of Newington had been I _____ (Claeoltiqi^ Adverttelng on Page 8) PRICE FIVE C®NT8 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland- Tanr- including a comic hat contest and half of it going absolutely to Sara be filed within two months. VOL. LXXIX. NO. 108 (TEN PAGBS—TV SECTION-SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1960 guay, 137 Oak St., has been named dancing. visiting relatives in Florida since The bulk of Mrs. Carol Case December. Funeral services and WEST to the Dean's List at Central Con-/ Dennison’s estate will be divided burial will take place in Naples necUcut State Teachers’ College A second installment of the an­ equally Ijetween her son Welles, at New Britain, for the first semes­ nual voters’ meeting of Zion Evan­ tornorrow. Funeral Servks ter. gelical Lutheran Church will be and the wife and children of her CORONET GAMLINE held tonight at 7.30 o’clock. Regis­ The Gleaners’ Circle, WSCS, of son Robert, according" to terms of ORMOND J. WEST. Director All Dale Carnegie graduates In tration for Communion on Sunday South Methodist Church, will meet a will admitted to probate today. 568 CENTER STREET 142 EAST CENTER ST. R t . 6 R elocation Manchester are Invited to attend morning will also be received at the Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel« Probate Judge John J. Wallett Mitchell 9-7196 a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at parish house this evening from 7 to Mrs. Emma Russell will be in said there is no estimate yet pf the Whlton auditorium to form 8 o’clock. charge of devotions. the Value o f the estate. Blitz an alumni assopiation. Her son Robert receives an equal Hartford, Feb. 6 (/P)— A ^llss Lorraine Cormier, 447 E. The Women’s Auxiliary of St. share with Wells of real estate, Prices hlanchester’s Oldest Through M anchester resolution urging that Dr. Marine P\’t. Michael D. Strange, Middle Tpke„ is one of the stu­ Mary’s Episcopal Church will start personal effects, and stock in Ton- with Finest Facilities. Willard Upliaus of New Ha­ dents of St. Joseph College in West Ica Springs, and the Highland Off-Street Parking son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. its meeting on Monday with a a ' " " ] ven be freed from jail in New Hartford who will sing at the In­ short devotional service in the Park Water Co., now defunct. Established 1874 / Strange, 58 Virginia Rd., has com­ A f 0 9 v,ft„»o.6near Laurel Lake and Will come^highway Will go under » relocated Hampshire has been adopted pleted recruit training at .the Ma­ stitute of Living Thursday at 7 :45 church at 7:30 p.m. The women To Robert’s wife, Sara Jane, go p.m. Miss Cormier is a member of Mrs, Dennison’s stock in Case A n efltim ateo s z nouaen into a full. . j-terchansreInterchange at Spencer sectionsection‘d of Gardner Bt,St, between by the board of directors of rine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris will be instructed by Mrs. Harry GALLON GALLON and two combination residen­ Spring and Highland Sts. Ramps the Madrigal Singers, a unit of the Mahoney in making surgical pads Bros., the family paper mill. VVells St., the first street it will hit in the Connecticut Council of Island, S. C. town. to and from the west will be eon- college glee club. ' and dressing gowns for mental will receive cash and securities tial-commercial buildings in Churches. ^ Manchester will be a ffw tM The highway will continue east atructed , at Gardner St. health patients. RefreshmenU will Engaged from Spencer St., will overpass, The highway will aut Glen Rd., Uphaus was jailed D e c /14 for Hose and Ladder Co. No. 4 of the be served by Miss Isabel Dunn and by the relocation of U.S. Rt. 6. refusing to comply with'^a court The engeigement of Miss Barbara HilUtown Rd.. and will overpass a underpass a straightened Wylly* Town Fire Department wiU have her committee. state Highway Commiasioner proposed town street extending St., and will aever Spring St. near order directing him to name per­ a stag dinner-party for members Bader to Thomas Michael Del-' sons who visited his W^rld Fellow­ Cuba Press monaco, is announced by her par­ Howard 8. Ives today aet the line south from Hartford Rd. near Bid- Highland St. tomorrow at the firehouse, begin­ Mrs. Jack R. Gass, the former;. for the relocation through Man- well 8t. ship Center at a camp in Conway. SAVE 10% ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jus. eaat of this point a section N. H., in 1954 and 1955. ning at 6:30 p.m. Muriel Clark of Manchester, and eheater. The line will follow the Proceeding east along Hop of Birch Mt..Rd. between Carter NOW TAKING ORDERS Bader of Keeney St., Glast-yibury. The New Hampshire attorney two children, left by plane today Her fiance Is the son of Mrs. Pas- . CJ • plana shown in maps to Manches­ Brook, the highway will aever and Hignland Sts. will be relocated Hides Story FOR The Willing Workers’ arcle, ter residents at a public hearing Bridge St. and will underpass a general wants the names for an from Charlotte, N. C„ to j o i n quale N. Delmonaco of Hull, Mass., to form a continuous roadway with investigation of subversive activ­ AMESITE WSCS, of South Methodist Church, A.l.C. Jack R Gass at Wheelus and the late Mr, Delmonaco. Oct. 21 at Verplanck School, with new street connection between a relocation of Camp Meeting Rd. will sponsor a 3-course luncheon Keeney 8t. and McKee 8t. ities. D r.. Uphaus, who -appealed Air Force Base, Tripoli, whc> is Mias Bader received her B. S. <$■ two alight changes. A ramp to the east will be con­ DRIVEWAYS next Thursday at noon in Cooper The State Highway Department South Main St. between Hack­ his case to the U.S. Supreitfe On Gunfire n ie best of materials and stationed there for a 3-year tour degree from Central Connecticut structed to connect wi.h Porter Court without success, said his hall. Store clerks and businessmen of duty. Mrs. Gass is the da ignter Her heart sings with dirt not pinpoint the houses and matack St. and Hartford Rd. will St. at Highlanq St. Camp Meeting Workmanship! will be served first at reserved State College in New Britain, and be widened and straightened. conscience wouldn’t permit him to of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gamole, her M. A. dpgree from Teachers’ buildings expected to be removed Rd. will be moved so it runs along divulge the names. Havana. Feb. 6 (iip)— HeVo- DEMAIO BROS. ■tables. Resen'ations may be made happiness- as she be­ to rtiake way for the new highway. The highway will go under 8. at the church office or,i,with Mrs. 431 Lydall St. College, Columbia University. She Main St. and a full, 3-ioqp inter­ the south side of Rt. 6. The' board of directors of the lucion toda} played up an Ml 3-7691 is serving as a reading specialist A turnaround has been sdded on Before en’.ering Bolton, the high­ council, an interdenominational Allen Barrett, general chairman. Glen Rd.. on the scuth side of the change will be conatruct^ there. item about a tisit of U.S. Ma* The Men’s Club of North Metho­ in the U.S. Air Force schools in holds the fashion notes Further east, the highwa.v will way will overpass Birch Mt. Rd. group, urged yesterday that the JA 9^6905 highway. Glen Rd.. which goes runner eiuii, inr i at rines to the Dominican Re* The Salvation Army Junior dist Church will sponsor a “ Sweet* France. charges sgainst Uphai.s be drop­ heart Night” program for their Mr. Delmonaco received his she loves . . . so easy' from Spring St. to Highland St., ped or that he he freed on bail publitv whose (ifovernment is Choir and Band wili be featured B. S. and M. A. degrees from Bos­ will be severed by the new con- at the 7:30 service tonight at the wives. Refreshments will be served. Oak to Spring St. I ■ , •while his most recent appeal is often at o

PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6, l!>gn ...... liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY.6, 1960 CojveHtry Hehron Rt. 6 Relofjation Set Kelly Tells Plan defense we’re accuieq^ of talking Castro Openly Defied politics. I think you’re getUng on Sheinwold on Bridge U.S. in Second dangerous ground when you im­ Sibun on Panel Student Fined pel^ the motives of anyonevwho Through Manchester questions defense policies." ^ On Policy Talks " '" fey Anti-Red Students To Finance Sewer Place Until ’62, Schriever said he has been push­ CRUDE FAL8ECARD f Nocth.dealer • For Pretense d e c e iv e s d e c l a r e r (Continued from Page One) ing for more money to develop a Of interest to Hebron residents reconnaissance satellite which By Alfred Sbelnwold, 1 (Continued from Page One) A financing plan town officialsAto the,State Supreme Court 8ev of limited accees with two direc­ eral of them vowed last-ditch po Geiieral Says could survey enemy territory and is the announcement that the For-^ U.8. Masters Team Champion As T roop er hope will end the controversy over elgn PnilcjT Association of Greater S k a t i n g tions of travel separated by a me­ getting a $97,4.55 force main and litical vengeance against the detect a missile the instant it was It’s all vary well to be subtle 4 A Q 10 < S ■cheduled Inauguration of the dian. There will be three lane* in I (Contliiued trttn Pace One) News Tidbits pump station into the West Side Democratic party after th» as­ fired. Hartford lauhches its 1960 “Great and devious, but you can get ♦ A Soviet expoeition at the Fine Arts A University of Connecticut Report either direction. sessments were voted last Novem­ •'I've been hounding them on Decision” program with a TV equally good results by hitting WEST EA *r Ives said sin-veya should be com­ came today from Mayor Eugene T. ■ Thomaa 8. Gates Jr. and Gen. Palace. Culled from AP Wires student from Manchester was ber. this for some time," he remarked. show on Channel 18, tomorrow at your enemy over the head with a O K t 4 * 10 3 Revolucion, the organ of Prime pleted bv August of this year, Kelly. Whether the public votes ’ yse ' ifathan Twining, chairman of the knobby stick. This is certainly true 0 A 1103 3FK6 v fined $30 in Coventry Justice He said Manchester townspeople 6 p.m. Minister Fidel Casiro’s 26th of Completion of engineering design win vote on the West Side, sewer or "no ” St the referendum is an­ Joint Chiefs of Staff have defended John Sibun of Hebron, chair­ in bridge, where your choice of 1 7 4 • 1 $) • 3 Ckiurt last night for impersonat­ No ice sekating will be .per­ and commencement of purchases other question. A capiUl improve­ Watermelon Gun Made Xl0S5 40K964S ■July Move nent, confined Hs cov­ Sen John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) facility in- a referendum in May. the aetenae budget. man of the program, will be one of weapons is dictated by the cards ing, a state trooper and then ar­ mitted today or tonight at either of right of way are sch^uled for ments bond issue in 1958 was de­ SOUTH erage to a Brief box below the fold says New Hampshire delegate They would vote on whether to During the questioning of Schrle- ■the members of the panel which that are dealt to you. rested in court on a charge of driv: Center S>pringa Annex or Charter 1963, Ives said. The start of con- feated. New York—Among firearms in­ Declarer won the first trick In di 9 7 6 2 slate pledged to him represents flnanrt.JLhe project with 10 or 12-- ver, Ae^r-Jamea G, Fulton (R-Pa) will discuss the first topic of the O 10 5 4 of Uie front page. It blamed "rich ireographlc balance and recognizes ing while under the influence of ■strucUon is dependent on the Vote .affecte School* cluded, in ohe of the nation’s out­ dummy with the ace of clubs, got children" instigated by counter­ Oak Park, due to the r a i n ,v year nol&x^o be redeemed by West complained that missile superior­ standing collections is a revolv­ series, ’’Communist Timetable for ♦ K 2 all groups within Democratic par- intoxicating liquor. availability ot future funds, he Town sewer service for the two ity has become a political football I960—What Odds?” to his hand with the king of dia­ revolutionaries. The rest of the piu- He is Stanley A. Tingley. 29, of weather. Siders’ assessments- schools still hangs on the "if” of ing gun, mounte'd on a round base, ♦ Q I 7 2 ty. Including organized la b o r ----- said: Kelly discloStd this plan late of Democratic aspirants to the Also, Mrs. Sibun will hold two monds, and led a trump to finesse North Eaet Ooolh Wert government prtss, including the 170 Maple St. On another charge, Park Supt. Horace Murphey .re­ The section extending from the the vote. Delay could conceivably which was designed to p ip d Ctommunist Hoy. either burled the Navy says it will transfer con­ ports that, .weather permitting, yesterday after being questioned White House. "Great Decision” groups at her on dummy's jack. 1 • PaM 1 4 P«M struction ot guided missile light indecent exposure. Justice Leroy Manchester town line into Bolton force the schools to find an expen­ Rep. John W. McCormack (D- watermelons ripening on the vine. story in back -pages or 18"°'’®*!.“ ' M. RoberU found Tingley innocent. Fallot Photo on a report that hV^'ould have sive solution of their own for sew­ When the ' carefully laid trigger Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m... East crudely dropped the ten of 4 4 All Past cruiser Springfield from Bethlehem both areas will he open Sunday will be a 1.5 mile limited access Mass) Hoyse majority leader and Anyone wishing to join should tele­ spades on this first round of Ol^ng lead — 43 The mystery shots came on the Tingley was arrested Jan. 21 from 10 a m. to noon and 1:30 to highway, not expected before 1983. some information for “'the State er service, rather than the repor^ a member of the committee, re­ wire was tripped by a watermelon heels of an anti-Communlst stu­ Steel Co.’s yard in Quincy. Mass., after police received a call frmu a ^ ______Enga^efi' after a Town Directors’ meeting edly much cheaper alternative of thief, the gun would automatically phone her. trumps. Tsk, tsk, you may say if about Feb. 15 unless shipbuilders’ There will be three lanes in each torted: ^ The "Great Decisions’’ are youMike delicacy in such matters. dent demonstration, in a uearby girl babysitting at a Mink Center Springs Pond will not aii-pction between Manchester and The, engagement of Miss Jane Tuesday. waiting for the tow-n to provide “ Anytime we Democrats don t rotate to the pVoper position and player at your right opens with park that confronted Castro with strike is settled. home who said a man knocked on | ^ weekend. , i Bolton' Center Rd. and the high- Charles Sweeney, deputy co'hv^ regarded as the most - important But' while you're taking away, try Three of President Charles De Mary Elllen Woelk, 34 Hawthorne service. agree with the administration on fire. to find some better way of steer­ one diamond. You hold: Spadea— the 'first open defiance of his Be- the door, said he was a trooper i Sunday an.swers to skaters , way will go under that road. From missloner of public works, had said^ • In assessments for the fore* questions of foreign policy which Gaulle’s key cabinet ministers fiy St., to Gerald Fearvante Vichi, son the U.S. must decide in 1960. This ing South away from the winning K 8 4; Hearts—A J 8 6 8; Dia­ Klnd-to-thc-Reds policies. and wanted information, 'The girl; conditions at Charter 1 Bolton Center Rd.. there will ^ Kelly assured him there would be •main and pump station, the Cath­ monds—7 4; Clubs— 10 8 5. What The shooting failed to shake or to Algiers to ' investigate Rightist told police he then made indecent, Annex will be made I two lanes in each direction; of Mr. and Mrs. Fearvante J. a report before next Thursday on olic Diocesan Corp. would pay a Opens Tomarrow at State program is based on the belief that line of play. elements responsible for Jan. 24 if the facts are made known and it’s easy to see what South plana do you say? silence the wily Mikoyan. The advances toward her Tinelev available through an answering! The e.stimated cost of ”this re- Vichi, 360 Main St., is announced what the town planned to do about total of $8,640.88. The State Anawer: Pasa. Do not dream of veteran Kremlin salesman told the uprising of European settlers. . sewering the proposed Howell Charlton Heston (left1 and Gary Cooper available, the average American to do If nobody stops him. He will court last night, nngicy service...... a.»iinp-dialing thithe Center Springs J location ia $22.3 million for right of by her father, Alfred M. Woelk of would pay $5,605. ill-fated freighter,. Mary Deare. in a storm-tossed Ma m MGM ■ overcalling with so weak a ault. Cuban? the secret of Soviet Rus­ Tokyo authorities Indlet 21 Japa­ said he was unsure .what he did ' way and corlstruction. _____ Cheney Technical School. On-site .disposal plants would can grasp the problems and- draw a second round .iof trumps Lodge. Winter Park, Fla., and formerly exciting drama. ’’The Wreck of the Mary Deare. with dummy’s ace. Then he will Your hand will tsJte only three or sia’s success lay in "establishing nese students as ringleaders of that night because, he said, he Delay Was Passible cost much more than this, accord­ through discussion — find his own four tricks, with luck, and your, riot staged in -Tokyo Internation­ of Manchester. of Hammond Innes’ best-selling novel. Much honest answers. To ihake the facts cash the ace and queen of dia­ the power of the workers an^d drank $18 worth of beer. H® ad­ .Sweeney' said he might have had ing to unofficlaj.^ estimates, and bid calls for 7 tricks. Do not risk a peasants-and confiscating with­ al Airport .Ian. 16. . , mitted driving a car after drink­ The bride-elect is also the daugh­ Scope and color picture waa ihot on location In available the foreign policy as­ monds, discarding a heart from his ter of the late Mrs. Gertrude L. to recommend delaying the plant bring on the added problem of ampton and the Engllih Channel, ' Gu««t sUrS in hand. From there on South cannot penalty of 800 or 1100 points for out any compensation all means or Rev. P. L. Young, a Negro min­ sociation has prepared eight ing the beer. . . . i State News Woelk of Manchester. at Hillard and W. Middle Tpke. maintenance. ' , cast include Michael Redgrave. Kmlyn Cwil lose his contract. no good reason. ister in Dallas, Tex., decides not After this admission. Justice O b i t u a r y when the proposal went before the Kelly yesterday said the nntea sheets, each presenting one of to­ '"^clslto has called his revolution to move into house in all-white RoberU ordered him arrested on i Miss Woelk, a graduate of Man­ 8 5 % r . » , Alexander Knox and Virginia McKenna. The show opens tomor­ day's great questions for our na­ •G- Suspicious Glare State Bond Commission that day. would be 10 or 12 years depending row at the State Theater. ______South gave East a auspicious Salt Stockpiles Grow R revolution...... of workers, peasants neighborhod becaiisF he "wants the driving charge. This ch^ge Roundup chester High School, attended St. Architects who have planned an­ on the space of time between the tion’s citizens to answer, along and students. He has seized sugar l freedom from fear when I go to was -continued until next Friday .loseph College in West Hartford. with the facta needed to find an glare when he dropped the ten of »Charles Henry Dotcliln s other West Side school—the pro­ start of payments on the project spades. This does no particular Washington — A tr«id towagd plantations and cattle ranches bu t. jjrep gl night.” and Tingley was released on a $2 goes wrong later on, he can call anow .and freesing rain fall, mak­ Yeslerda’y’s violence, markeo One of four youths facing double Haven Convalescent Home after a flees in Fairfield County.. Two ad­ Her fiance, also a graduate, of whether the voters approve a pro­ will observe their 25th wedding Prosecutor Drops ditional offices are scheduled to be tion. attention to his suspicious glare ing it easier for plows to dear th* first open sign of unrest among charges in connection with a break long illness. Manchester High School, ia a stu­ Both plants would have been posed Charter change that would anniversary Monday. They live and remark "I knew you might be the students regarded as stalwarts opened this year in Danbury. dent at St. John’s University in in the last house on Church St. roads, has boosted salt sales. State Out of Paint Case at Cove Restaurant last July w;as He was born Oct. 19, 1872, in served by the proposed force main allow assessments to be paid off I Dr. Finch Describes trying the old razzle-dazzle, but I and local highway deportments of most of Castro’s program, in­ bound over to Tolland County Si> Newcastle Upon Tyne, B.ngland. Jamaica, L.I., N.Y. ■ and pump station stalled now by over a 10-year period. That ques­ They have four daughters, Mrs. didn’t think you had brains cluding land reform. An August weding ia planned. Patricia Higgins and Mrs. Char­ have a record 2,200,000 tons of salt perior Court. He is Dudley P. the son of the late William, and Fire in Stamford the collapse of a town short-term tion 18 also expected to be on the enough." stockpiled and on order this win­ Official silence on Mikoyan s (Continued from Page One) Jones. 18, bf Plainville. Mary Rob.toh Dotbhin. He was financing plan of 3-year notes in voting machines in.' May. The lotte Mae Bromley, and the^isses This sort of remark leaves every­ Stamford, Feb. 6 UP)—Fire dam­ ter, 10 per cent more than a year plans for today was seen as a ' Jones waived examination on the husband of the late Elizabeth anticipation of assessments. Over time limit for assessment pajt- EUlen and Charmaine Shorty and I QlMd Me* Ta»> Hes^W Tf^!— body happy. Declarer because he move to avoid repetition of any prosecution would be handled by aged the top two stories of a build­ ago and 30 per cent more than five charges of breaking and entering Bell Dotchin. ing in downtown Stamford last 3 Die as Plane Hits 100 West Side homeowners in De­ ments now is three years. I Scene as W ife Dieid two granddaughters. haa established his superior\^t, embarrassing anti-Red demonstra­ anothw Norwalk prosecutor. Rob­ years ago. „and „ „ larcerty______and— was taken to For a number of years he was night! near the City Hall. cember appealed their asseas- The notes would be geared to Mrs. Carl Dankof was in charge and the defender because he tions like that put on by the stu-' Tolland County Jail in lieu of post- ^^pioyep as a.salesman at C. E the semi-annual payments called ert j/callahan. Four firemen were treated at * Mid San Francisco ments. of the program o f the Hebron will make a third try to hear about turned a loss into a profit. \ dents. . . . ing a $12,000 bond. House and Son, and he formerly According to Kelly the project for in the proposed 'charter (Continued from Page One) got to get an ambulance for. you Women’s Club, which met Wednes­ the care and selection of new fab­ The defend ants--H 45^4- Fahy, hospital after being overcome by and get you to the hospital." That's the way it worked in thik, The rattle of gunfire echoed Jones and the other three, How­ was an employe of C?heney , Bros. would now go on the referendum change. day at the home of Mrs. Daniel G. rics. Tivice last month the meet­ case. South decided to play West or Nonvalk’s eXclusli^ Wilson smoke. They were releksed. No in­ q. Did she make any reply to over a 2-Blodk area for about five ard Martin III. 18. also of He was a memlJer of Gehler Con­ (Continued from Page One) expected to be held in May on . Sweeney yesterday said the the doctor said, when he encoun- iiorton.. Mrs. Edward A. Smith ings were scheduled and then can­ for four triimps. After winning tl)e Point section, and William Arnpld. juries were reported in what that? minutes as Mikoyan stood calm­ ville, and Kenneth Person, 23. and gregational Church. school renovations and. other .town State-has studied only "skimpily” I tered his wife for a second time as dnd Mrs. I^eRoy B. Kinney were celed because of bad traveling. first trump finesse. South cashed ^ h o came to this country from started as a general alarrn blaze. ro. The first search of the area A. No, not right that second. ly on the open platform wailing to Germany six years ago—are Fred J. Colaaso, 18. both of New He i.s survived by two -sons. Ray­ capital Improvements. the prospect of. building its own I he frantically ran about the hill­ hoste'sses. ^ Mrs. Allan Robinson and Miss An­ the ace of diamonds and ruffed a make, his ceremonial speech. There Britain, face multiple charges in Flames were confined chie6ty to turiled up only bits of aluminum. Until he was pressed for infor­ disposal plant for the Howell- Q. What did you then do low diamond. He wanted to reach charged with conspirdey. defac­ mond D. Dotchin of Manchester the top floor of the 4-story build­ top property looking for Miss Boy Scouts have finished ad na Baas will be leaders and host- Ad'aii Eiiertslameat waa no indication the shooting Hartford, New Haven and Middle- ; „f weth It Was not uptil about three hours mation yesterday, Kelly had not Cheney Technical school. He- had A. I stood up add took about eeses are Mrs. Julius Banner and his hand for a second trumpflnesae. ing, a public- building, breach of ing at. 299 Main Street. two steps towards Dtil’s break­ dressing letters for the local waa an assassination attempt sex county townstAU/na forfnr aR seriesBCrlCS - Di i . ____ _ ^ after the crash that the plane was intended to announce the plan un­ no cost estimate, he said. Tregoff— fearing she might have Mrs. EJvati Kullgren. West over-ruffeH, cashetj) the peace, and injury to private prop­ ersfleld, and six grandchildren Fire offleiaUs said cause of the fast room door and Barbara said, March of Dimes campaign. “Hoppy Aimivcnory" against the Soviet leader. breaks. The latter three are still The funeral will be held at th? spotted " in the trees. til the Directors meet Tuesday at He said he expects a definite- been shot. Boy Scout Sunday ac> of heart.a. and then led a heart | erty. blaze was not determined, nor was I "wait.” David Mlvta - Mltal Gairasr The shoo g, broke out In the being’ held in 'New Haven County John F. Tierney Funeral Home. A medical center doctor scaled 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building. proposal and a timetable from I Finch, telling his story of the Manchester Evening Herald Columbia Congregational Church to his partner. Blast led another ^ confusion surrounding police ef- ’ They were arrested MondSy i J” ii''’/op' action/in various town a damage estimate immediately a fireman’s ladder to administer General Manager Richard Mar­ Kelly on what the town plans to Q. Did you wail? diamond, and West took the set-1 4:et-7:M-ISilt connection with the painting of ‘ “ f »hat.^untv. 219 W. Center SI., Monday at 2 death for the first time publicly, A. I came hack and knelt down ; Hebron eorrespondent Miss Suaan will observe Boy Scout Sunday for.U to. break up the student.s available. sedation to Pardo. A priest climb­ tin, who wa.s ill earlier this week, do after Tuesday's meeting. tomorrow. Boy Scouts and Cub ting trick by ruffing with the king , three red swastikas on Beth I s -; xccording/to Coventry Resident p.m. with the Rev, Clifford O. The Louis Paul Restaurant, in said he and Misa Treghoff waited by her head. ] B. Pendleton, telephone Academy Alt»-Wlckedlr WIMy! anti-Mikoyan demonstration whicn , _ . _ ; Accori Simpson of Center.Congregational ed another ladder to adnrilnister said yesterday he did not know Last w'eek. Works Commission­ at the Pinch home for Barbara to 8-S454. Scouts are invited to be guests, of spades. swirled around the sUlue of Cu- : rael Synagogue and a sidew alk in .j. p^p Ludwig Kolodziej, t l. building, had some smoke and Kelly had talked to Sweeney or er Timothy Murphy said the Q. Did you do anything or did Don’t sniff at knobby sticks., " ...... front of the house of worship. | j Church officiating. Burial will be last rites to one of the bodies still I get home. He gav*, this account: she say anything t6 you at that to « m e in uniform and sit in a "Th« Doctor's DflMnnui" ban patriot Jose Marti. 1 ater damage. in the wreckage. that the mayor intended to have school could he moved out of Man­ ___bodylw., .. ith their leaders. They will They have their uses. Lvalla Caraa Dirk Baaarda a giant Police said Arnold and Fahy "rt- tfi m ^nnowns in the stale. in East Cemetery. chester and the town sued for re­ “Barbara, we’d 'like to talk -to time 7 Mikoyan had placed Friends may call at the funeral Rescue workers had to use tijelr the sewer problem discussed at the be invited to participate in the Daily Question nora. wreau. the...... red" hid" T^our are charged with tak- covery of site acquisition and other you,” Finch told her. A. Well, she sort of moved her Columbia With both sides \'ulnitrable. the’ la Calar floral wreath bearing home tomorrow evening from 7 Aid Mot Charity ladders to get up some of Ifie steep Tuesday meeting: “Well, you’re not going to,” she service through the giving of their hammer and sickle at '" " I " FrSik McNa'- *250 from the_ Cove the Martin also said yesterday he costs if service were not provided arm like this, and I thought, ahe to 9. Milford, Feb. 6 UP) — Paul Hoff­ Mt. Sulro slopes after th'ey left I replied. „ , various pledges, laws and prom­ Marti's statue before going to the : ’^n^rhard F^^ ” f K®l°rtziej said it the road. The trees at the crash had no definite proposals but was to the school. Martin later appear­ wanted me to take her hand, so I STARTS SUN-DAY Palace of Fine Arts where the ex- mara, told Judge un|v be two years or more before man. director of the United Na­ ed to attach little Importance to Depends On "I sort of took a look at Carole reached down and took her hand Trqoper to Speak ise. The Rev, George K. Evans; scene are so dense no large rescue continuing to study "various pos­ has announced that his sermon y«»f«''rtay that he was new to th e/ " “ - P3J, ^is- J. (iordun Hiiltman tions Special Fund, says it makes Murphy’s statement. Asked about I and then looked back, and Barbara and! said, "What is it, Barbara? ” position is housed equipment could be used. ■ sibilities" of getting sewer service turned, a gun in her hand pointed title is-"A Young Man's Reaponai- "THi WRECK OF A few minutes later, the. slu- ra.se and needed an additional to:0 because of the. many .1. Gordon Hullman, 117 Linn- ■good business sense for nations info the. West Side to miet other it yesterda.v. Sweeney said a suit And ahe just sort of opened her On School Safely ) DINE and DANCE ^ The plane, a Qesana 1C was YOUR ABILITY TO DEAL at Carole. She held it in both billty,” denls arrived to place their own moore St., Hartford, died, last that are well off to hilp under- j needs as well as the schools, and might always be "possible,” but mouth a couple of times like she k a TESSY CHANCE a self t-hc iRCtS. o'thp atRLP night at his home after a .■■hort developed countries. rented from Harper Aviation (?o. chqse not to discuss what the le­ I hands. I charged (nto her. ” Rabbi to Address Uons THE MARY DEARE" wreath and the riot ensued, One The judge granted McNamara "ro'‘nrt paying for it. was going to say something, but State Trooper Clifford Bombard . And Her ^ !■ Color student was grazed by a bullet. , illncs.s. He wa.s born in Hartford, "This is not charity,” he said of San Carlos. The firm said Kir- Reluctant to Talk gal basis might' he, and'’ added he SUCCESSFULLY WITH OTHERS They fought wildly, the tennis­ Maurice Alexander, program Just one week. conlinuing/tJie case she didn’t, and then she Gpoke, and of Williniantic, stationed at Col­ chairman for CJolumbia Lions has t ' "OOUNTOY GIRLS” • A number of students were ar- Russell n ! Bugbec; 46. Depot; Dec. 20. 1916. the son of Alfreds last night at a meeting of the Mil­ simagi had been warned to be care­ Martin was reluctant to discuss wa.s-sure the sewer service prob­ playing physician, said. He said he her voice waa very, very soft. I chester Troop, will speak to mem­ Gary C^por - CliAritpa Hootpa until next Frida.v,'whep, he said, annotinced that Rabbi Amos Bdel- ^ The Home of Fun and Frolic 9 re.sled, but police'declined to say was fined $21 for Erick.mn Hullman and the latp ford Foreign Aflair.s' Assn. ful of. thei weather on his flight. what exactly was being studied on lem ■will be worked out short of tried to get the pletol away. could hardly hear it, Mr. Cooper. bers of Columbia PTA Feb. 9 at •;We’ll stay here until it’s '’ v®'-j ^nd $9 for fail •'■I didnt want either of us to get heit, from Congregation Sons of where they were taken or giv* John A. Hullman. , " W e desperately need growing engineering or financing. legal action. It was very soft. their meeting in Horace W. Por­ Alu; “ THE LITTLE 6AVA&E'’ any official version of the night He was a member of Emanuel markets," Hoffman said. "It is not PL.\NE HITS DENVER Recently, he had recommended Develop This Skill shot, thats all,’ ^ he said. ter School on the' subject of Safe­ Israel in WiHiniantic will be guest Oak G rill* in asking to he excused. Prose- ure to '•®'’®'"^h« ■'Everything was bang bang n ie trial resumes Monday apes;ker at the dinner meeting of Skawa t:a*A;ISA:It events. Lutheran Church. Manchc.ster and only good morals, but good busi­ Denver. Feb. 6 (/P)—Two airmen the project be abandoned because morning. ty Patrol. ^ 80 Oak St., Manchester • culorKoss said: ^ ness, to speed the development of You can’t make long-range plans 'THROUGH THE FAMOUS I bang—everything was so quick.” the group Monday at 7 p.m. at V No Cover. No Minimum A Wad. “ OPEHATION PETTICOAT’ "We don’t have any infoima- . ..__lO-vear^old Alice Smith ot Losen attended the School for the Blind were killed late yesterday when He will.show a film "How Safe­ After much thought regarding Yeoman’s Store on in Hartford. Among hi.s .survivors tliese nations in a perfectly hard- tiheir. T33 jet trainer crashed into oh short-term financing.” 15 Men Seek 4 . ” 3 Barbara^ screamed. Finch beard ty Patrol” is Conducted in the Liberty Hill Log Oibin. The Rev. tlon." the police said. The same j . .. I running footsteps. “ I thoifght it Mr. Evans of the local Congregar •••••••••••• laconic reply came from , the Pr®--'j " I L ‘ ' ' “ T Rt. 31 into the path of a slow- are several cousins in Manchester. boiled manner.” a heavily populated residential Bond Counsel Approves School." X question and answer Police said Bugbee Kelly said the new plan—a long- Firemen’s Jobs was Marie Ann coming with the period will follow. The program tional CJhurch will introduce him. Funeral sreviec.s Will be held at area and spewed flames and wreck­ (■4 2 rifle I’d taught her to shoot.” About Town Hot Lunch Next Week S ^ U : ! : t ^ m ^ d ^ o r K o : l £ u f 3 S ^ Fmanue. Lutheran Chape, Bankruptcy Court age over two homes. range one—was approved by the will iie given at 8 p.m. and precede town’s bond counsel ■ in Boston He wrested the pistol away and the business meeting. All parents The menu for hot lunches at trnment departments. i ,^p„,^,,,ity and | j"-"rked with “ No Park-1 Mond^- 2 :3 ^ The Hartford. Feb. 6 UP)—First- One of the homes was vacant. Written and physical examina­ hit his wife on the head, trying to Horace W. Porter School next A housekeeper, the only occupant, when he, Martin, and town counsel tions have been completed by the The Loyal Chrcle of K in g’s are urged by the PTA to attend Despite the cloak.of silence ii».-i... c.ii»..,ckin will I Thursday evening, members of self fftm both cases. saw Cook eject himself from the D i. A Chlne.ie auction will be held. ter. He is holding a “ grand open­ • close to the surface in Cuba. trozza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Pilgrim Fellowship wiU m eet, Town Fire Department and levied against the West Siders. down, bang, over agsipst the from 2 to 5 p.m. Hostesses at the ing" there during Uie .weekend. He Two days before the Soviet,,ex- Michael Petrozza, of 3 Russell Dr., Damiani said Henchel had been craft as it began its plunge over Fr^ Demonstration hedge, almost. She didn't move.’ K u n ! rnembers'of the Cravat Bowling the attorney for the man eventually Ucutheast Denver. His parachute In that, it differs from a bond The Vemell Association for Re­ museum loan exhibit wUl be Miss has chojMn to call it the S and C position ends Feb. 26, s giant anti- Vernon, wa.s found dead this morn­ He .said he thought she had Helen Gorman and Mise Mary Tay­ . “ •Hlf- bu.siness meeting at (JUandt Hall. : » . -aiioH ni the funeral home. ' involved in the 1949 case, and w'aswas j had insufficient time to to open and | issue, proposed by town Director tarded (ihildrert will hold ita Service" Station—using the initials A n g e l Communlst, rally is scheduled to ing at her home. The cause ■ of After.. the session they1. . will11, go .to Leaeiie " called at the funeral home PLAN I stumbled or broken her wrist. lor. ■ a close friend of the defendant in ' he smashed into a yard near the •’lohn Hutchinson under which* the monthly meeting at Talcottvilla of his two young sons. Zucker has $1.25 take place in Havana. death was not determined. the First Congregational Church the case last year. flaming wreckage. Sewer Department W'ould pay the .School Tuesday evening at 8. Par- re “ I said, ’What happened. Bar- previously been associated with the ;:4e-6:W-ie_ _4_:Mra:H_ ALL YOU CAN Vernon Chief Constable Edmund ■loscph Sinnamon The Soroptimlst Club will have Many Cubans appeared indig- in Wlllimatnic to hear an illust­ The funeial of .Joseph Sinnamon, , In reserving judgment, Referee whole cost. ! cnlS and friends o f retarded chil- |.bara? Where are you hurt?’ Eastern Dressed Poultry in Willi- Sun,,' “Wrack of Mary Daara" nan; over the interruption of yes- F. Dwyer ^nd Constable George AHEND a business meeting Monday at 7:30 Massey were unsuccessful in at- rated lecture by Mrs. Zilpha Booth, 7l Hemlock St., was held from SI. Quinlan did not state when he However, the new plan depends 'nren are invited to attend, "And she said, ’Shot in chest.' mantic!. "FLYING FONTAInES", ter»ia,v’s cereimonies. who ia on leave-from her mission­ Oil Pays lndinn.% on'^'a large share of "if. ------p.m? at the home of bois Moore, Columbia Workshop Meeting ALL IN COLOB! EATFOR.:.. t®mnts to revive .the girl, Efforts Mary's Episcopal Church yc.ster- would 'make his recommendation "I was amazed. I just couldn’t—’’ "It's an insult to Marti and Ihe ary work in Africa. TheWest - Siders’ appeals, a duplicate bridge game will ba 357 Spring St. - Mrs. Philip H. IMiam will be Pnha'n !•'' I^crnon firemen also failed. day afternoon at 2 with the Rev. to -Justice Baldwin, who is respon­ Q. (By Cooper) Now. then, what MEN! Is your hard-woiklng wife wondering what to ha^e Ciiban people.” said- one The youth group will meet at 7 i pregeotV Beach .Jr. officiating, sible for administering all courts in . New York—The Osage Indian j against their assessments are'still; held Monday evening at 8 at Ihs j did you say pr dd ? ” ‘ hostess, to a meeting of the Co­ .Dwyer and Massey receiyed a John E. Beaeer, son of Dr. and for dinner this Sunday? Let Leo Adamik at the New Bouie-. orator during one of the numerous.' • - ^hi familv'at 8:15 and p.m. at the Church Community | pranklin liawrencc wa.s at the the state. tribe has received more than $-385.- pgqjjjnj, jq the Court of Common ‘ Manchester Country Club. It will I A. I just didn’t do anything for a. lumbia Worjkshop, at her home on vafd Diner solve the problem! This Su'nday, and every Sunda>\ arguments that raged "rmmd ; in- Iiouse. Linda Wahman will be in ; „rpan Burial wa.s in Ea.st Ceme- 000,000 In oil and gas Income from picas. Kelly hopes the cases can ! be open to the public. . Mrs. EJdward L. Beeeer, 114 Ade­ Jonathan Trumbull Highway Mon­ The 1949 case involved I.«uis Pes- I second, and then I said to Barbara, from 2 to 7 p.m., Leo is serving a 32-variety smorgasbord Marti a statue long aftei Mikoyan . umi) 9;2(1 without success. charge of the session. " terv. tied, of N-CW Haven, charged with leases and I'oyalties since its re-i.be decided before the May refer- “Barbara, just stay real quiet, laide Rd., has been named to the day night at 8 o’clock. The V£^«n honor roll fov the second marking dinner for only $1.25. had left. The Petrozza familv -loctor said The group will send Jean Ann fhe church seryice. was-largely i posse.csion of slot machines. The servation was fir.st leased for min-i'endum. If not, ,Kelly feels it legal- The Ever Ready Circle of King's don’t move a thing! don’t move Saturday The veteran revolutionary re- . ^e^^ health Bradfleld and Miss Wahman to a [attended. The Gammons-Hoaglund j year dealt with a charge ecaj exploration iri 1896. according )y feasible the project c_ould be VQt- Daughters wil) meet at the home your arms, your legs, don’t move a period ending Jan. 23 at M't. Her- ANY RYE HIGHBALL ... .S6c — BOTTLED BEER ... . SOc ceivcd Art’Qvation once, the violence i but vomited once during of Mrs. Arthur Seyrpour on Brook­ mon School. Mt. Herihon. Mass. faith retreat Feb. 19. 20 and 21. toJco.. where the late Mr. Sifinamon , gj viblatibn of election laws against ta the American Petroleum Insti- ed even if the money' to redeem I thing. Just lay real quiet. I have MARTINI ...... S6c —. M ANHATTAN...... S5c ended and he launched, into his' p,, Francis-Burk'e. Ver- ,be held in South Woodstock'. had been employed for 3 ' can help you to: • Tossed Salad CO-HIT 2:30-6:40-10:15 Kof C Setback then I would have found him In Full Color and Cinemascope Chef NInb Dressing from a 2-car accident. ! rial Hospital Thursday to see how guilty, regardless of my personal 1 • DEVELOP decisioiT- • MAKE your cOnversa- o Choice of Minektron* or Vincent J. Quinn, 17, of 13 I=;mer-j p,.pp,.j,gj,)ye patient Care could be Choman W'reckers. 1.030; Ram- feelings toward him. I think that I son St. was fined a total of $24 on adapted tb their own'Jiospital. Rudin’s^ Condition hler.s, 988; 8th District Fire Dept.. making abilitife ; ‘ ‘ tioi) sparkle- TUESDAY EVE.. FiKB. 16, 8:30 Soup .D'Jihir STARTS TOMORROW my conduct at'all times was pro- | THE PUCC.INTS , • Roast Pork with counts of having a defective muf- The Queensbury hospital is a 9J;3; Fogartv Bros.. 975: Steven- per and that I was abov*’ any re- i • LEARN how ^ htP' OF I tool! ’ fler an defective brakes. .snn’s, 967: Mc.ssicr’s. 9,51: Patten’s. • CHANGE people with­ Glazed Sauce—ror 130-bed hospital, and is crowded to Somewhat Better proach." ’ ’ , I die yourself in' rroup “ MADAME • Chicken Tetrazzini v SUSSBNSB ON^ Mr.s. Yvonne ■ Ou'ilette, 41. of capacit.v- Its bolard of directors is 9.50: Knights: 9l5; Cimliffe Motors! Damiani said H.enohcl. in dls- | out giving offense or Moosup. was fined $9 on a, charge 933: HELCO. 9J7; North Ends, discussion or confer­ HOTEL • Choice of Two Vegetobles JNE HIGH SE4S1 considering construction of an ad­ The condition of Kevin Rudln, 7- n.issing tht) case against Keyes, j arousing resentment • Choice of Dessert of following too closely, resulting dition. 89f); Packard’s, 811. ■ " "knew it would react"against us; ence B U n E R F L r METRO-GOLDWYN-lllAYEIt pi year-old who was hit by. a car Jan. PA LM BETACM S M O H C S , F L O R ID A • Chplce of Beverage in a minor-accident. The chairman of the board, C. High Single. Patten's 132; sec­ politically and hurt jis political- j • ACQUIRE poise and • ATTRACT friendly In Full Color A nolle wa? entered in the case N. Appleton, toured Manchester 28 at Spruce and Bissell Sts., has ond, Stevenson’s. 121. • After Dinner Mints- ly-” . ' - I self-confidence feelinKs from others • 'Lollipops for Children, GARY CHARLTON of Andrew S. Ferreira. 36, of 142 Memorial Hospital, along with Dr. "improved Somewhat" a spokes­ This was an apparent reference , ■ - K Wkatmr year l4tt al • ptriKt MaUMra ••cilion, lt‘> waitiaf lar pia al Ika TUESDAY EVE., FEB. 28, 8:80 • MAKE the maffic of .'1- --i Oak 5t'', East Hartford, on hi» William B. Noonan, head of the man tof Manchester Memorial N-AIUE JA'ILEtr to Damiani's unsuccessful bid for. The characteristic that is never forgotten Calaaaadai - a1 taratlilailr rat*afUkl« f«U», II wa •• 4* U>)ini . . . ROSSINI’S COOPCR'HESTGII Montgomery, Ala., Feb. 6—.Aii • SELL youjrself and enthusiasm work for faJlure. to keep to the right. Prose­ Hospital Planning Division! of, the Hospital reported’ this morning. the Deftiocfatlc mayoralty nomina­ your ideas tkara'i ( eai^ltlt eaUilsIwaanr yrawaia. If yoa likt 1« ral*«. Ihara't avar BANQUET ROOM . k A JUUSN «LSUSniNfllOOUCTK« cutor Allan Thomas said extenuat­ Ontario Hospital Services Oommis- official of a Nuclear Reaeareli tion in New Haven. The nomlna- you MO >ta< a( «M ecaaa ktMk. doaUanate »iU> cMklaf fiKlIltiH w air aaadl- “Figaro, The ’ Kevin was unconscious for many Lalioratory In New York was For weddings and -private Cipt'R ing circumstances, were, involved. sion. days after the. accident, responding Uon went to incumbent Mayor tleatd looau, frta ytrliiac ifacaXiai . . . • Olyawie-tlia »aal »■< cNIdtaa'i parties. Carte Blanche card* ‘-The case- of Victor Rodrigues . Those, from the hospita.1 staff held In jail today In lieu of Richard C. Lee. Barber of Sovillo” yyithi ftp THE WRECK A lo tactile atihiuli. biit not to sound. $5,n00 iMind on a charge of alter­ TALK WITH YOUR BOSS! ^ 1 • Mack kar, dialai roow aad cocktail lauatt • Sail Straan 4akla(, accepted. .. Rivera. 23.' Of H ar^rd, charged were Dr. F.'L. Orman, chairman.of His eyes opened-several days ago. It was Datniani and two political yacktlai iaeilitlai. Opaa Oac. IS la kity i. »rilt far ealar laldar^ In Full Color, • yrteksr! with two counts of evading respon­ the medical, staff expansion com­ ing a $175,000. eheek and aeml- -allies who ’signed the complaint Tell him you'd like to take the Dale Carnegie Course. MARY DEARE and he, apparently began lo under­ Ing It In Interalale eommeree. tn ONfMAtCOFt Mii* sibility. waa continiiefi until Feb. mittee; Dr. G. B. David; Dr. G. B. stand what was happening around leading to the charge against Perhaps this is the'step he has been waiting for you • TUESDAY EVE., MARCH 1 mctroCOLOM ‘ 20 on the request of his nttorne.y. French: Dr. B.S. Waldie; DK F. W. Willlnm II. Fields, ,50,.was ar­ P. S, Try our Cherry hint, I' , rested In Greenville, Ala., last Keyes. ’. ■- • ■ tO) take! ' ‘ ' * 8:80 WALNUT ' ■ T\Vo other c'asps on today’s Hca.i and Dr. W. .1. Brander. Yesterday afterntion a few of his ■ - • _ • • ■ ■ -— MOUSSORGSKY’S ON SAME SHOW docket had hot been disposed of by night at the home of relatives A'anilla or DuBonnet relatives 'held a 'little birthday oq a (‘omplalnt Issued by the ' Mixed Ufi Election ./ RESTAURANT press time. FRENOH A-TEST 5fEAR celebration for him at his bedside. DALE CARNEGIE COURSE “BORIS BODUNOV” . Paris. Feb. 6 (A5 — The semi­ Kevin Was struck by a caV driven U.S. attorney’s offteo In New Black Cherry Ice official French News Agency York. I'TU agent R. H. RUUer In 1824, John C. Calhoun was Presented "by HlanagementTDevelopment.Institute 7 WALNUT SinEET derusaleni. Feb. fl (/P) — An by .Edward L. Armentrout, 39, of elected vice president by the elec- One performance’ only each said today thai the French East Hartford. • Police .said Kevin identified Fields at an associate •‘Ybii'Can Ttrte The Qutlitx!’ For Furthfer Information Write or Call Reservations—-Call MlJ-flOIO . junell army spokeaman today director o f Brookhaven Nation­ torial college. Because of tb# Uck Cream.. Alnforgetable TTieadA.y evening. Road ahqw ■aid there waa sporadic . small tomic bomb may be tested next 'darted'•into the path of thq car, of.a majority, election of the presi­ engagement unlntncruptod. Se­ 1 w e ^ . There hasubeen a great which had been stopped for a traf­ al laboratories, a nuclear re-, - ltoat4M “'rtng the settled aKea’ of Long Island. dent was elected first. M-Sl p.o. lex IN • mytw mcli. WA- TIL wm awes Stiidenta 76c. Read Herald Advsi night agency said. head striking the pavement. X , f PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 18C6 ^AGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1960 ; ~______^ ______•• ______vite our generis into even atrong> t r follows. This week'a ftrat diaeus- Wqnden of the Unieerte Hanrl^FatFr •r and more semMtional ' state­ S io n bn "The Holy Oommunion.” ments. .. Connecticut Daily: 7 p.m.. Evening Pra/er If p r a lii These Democrats are nice peo­ in the Memorial Chapel of the Na> piiMi.iHHhin DY rHJU ple, and they wouldn’t be trying UvHy. Science Fiction Rings Wednesdays: 10 A .m „ Mldwaek HERALD pSSmSO CO. INC. to ftgh ( the Eisenhower peace cru­ Yankee Churches U BlwtU StTMt celebration of tha Holy Oommunion UMctie«t« Conn sade with slamui about a war we By A. H. 0. THOMAS F F'EROUSON in the Memorial Chapel of the Na­ True in Space Age WALTER R FERGUSON would be certain to lose if they Center Oongregntional Cburch St. Jnmes* R. O. Churcli tivity. Publisher* could think of any other way of Rev. Clifford O, Simpeon, Rev. John E, Hannon, Pastor . Founaed October l. iHa .What the Riblcoff coat-Uils did IRECTORY Minister Rev. James T. O’Gonnell Conixilrdls Evangelical -Lutheran USINESS /SERVICES conducting their flght..As we have in Connecticut in 1958, those of tnow ia appsaring in movie form all Publltbed Evenr BTanlng BxesjM Rev. Laurence <1. Vincent, Rev. Joseph H. McCann Church By DR. I. M. UBVITT said before, they wouldn't ’ evep Senator John Kennedy apparent­ thehe world.world, Venw had tha ■undsvs and Hnltdays Entsrod at' tna Associate Minister Rev. John D. Regan Winter and Garden Sts. ‘ Author of a New Book, advantage o0 Rally sponsored .by Manchester Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 9:30 a.m.. Church School. MANCHESTER ’There, the parallel ends rather also played a role In the tremen­ ciples In hie storiee. Make an appointfnent now for « Weekly ...... JO proof that things are not really as Youth Council. ^ Rev.. Stanley E. Rastillo 11 a.m., Holy Communion He hae been foUew by a grow­ Sincle Copy ...... CB abruptly. Democratic control of dous scientific achievements of our bad as they say they are' is the 5 p.m.. Recreation and Box Sup­ l^v. Dennis R. Hussey (Nursery In the Parish House). ing stream of knowledgeable writ­ new coiffure designed especially for the Legislature in Connecticut was age. SEAFOOD AUTO PARTS MEMBER O f fact that they consider it safe to used to promote basic and long- per, Woodruff hall. Assistants er*. Usually they know of prin­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Calvary Chapel No longer la science Action ridi­ Choice Variety <270 BROAD Si. you! The Associated Pres* is exclusively say what they do. delayed reforms in court system 7 p.m.. Service in the Sanctu­ ciples discovered long ago and al­ ary Speaker: Councilman George Sunday Masses at 7, 8. 9, 10. 11; (Asaerobllea of God) culed. Some of its authors rank entitled to the use of renuhllcatlnn ol and county government, and to most forgotten. There is a veri­ Always At Your Service For N-all astra dispatches credited to U or In time, and without the slightest Ritter of Hartford. All Protestant in the Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Pastor among our foremost scientists. evade facing, for the moment, the table storehouse of this unused a MACHINE SHOP SERVICE not otherwise credRed In this naper change fin our actual, factual mili­ youth are invited. The ideas that spark off the chains Q utiU ty and also the local new* published here. realities of the state’s tax situa­ of thought leading to scientifle dis­ sdentifle material. It is the intro­ e EQUIPMENT All right* ol rspubllcaUon ol apMtal tary situation as compared to that Church of the Assumption 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, class­ duction of these Mttle known prin­ dispatches herein are also reserved tion. One of the reasons for this coveries come from a wide variety a PARTS (new and rebuilt) of Russia, all this would simmer evasion might have been that Vernon.Methodlsi Church Adams St. and 'Thompson Rd. es for all. ciples in a different guise that en­ Seafood 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. of sources. But science owes i e ACCESSORIES Full service client ol N E A Serv­ Riblcoff, a Democrat, ^ad taken Vernon, Conn. Rev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor ables science fiction to influflence • SUPPLIES 99 BAST CENTER ST. • down. Let the season for appropri­ 6 p.m., Christ’s Ambassadors, debt to these story-tellers for their ice Inc ^ a position opposing the imposition, Warren E. Covell, Minister Rev. Franris T. Butler, Assistant aotuai scientific programs. 43 OAK ST. • Du Pont Paint, Supplies TEL. MI S-4S009 Publishers Representatives: The ations, which is also the season for youth service. remarkable perception and Imag­ Julia* Mathew* Special Arehcy — New In some of our univenritiee Open Satnrdaya Until 6 P.M. prospective contracts, and the sea­ upon Connecticut, of' any income 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. ination Ih conjuring up new de­ TEL. MI 9-9937 York, Chicago Detroll and Boston. tax, which was the one unused 9;30 a.m.. Worship service and Supday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 teachers are stimulating creative MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU Ol and ll:3 0 a.m Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer vices and concepts. son for trjdng to win the presi­ tax still on the Connecticut shelf, nursery care for pre-school chil­ thought by deliberately fostering CIRCULATION’S ______dren. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Service. Scientist Arthur (Jlarke is a dency go past, and we should find and also, of course, the tax Dem­ recognized master of this modem problenis on foreig;n bodies with Complete H IG H G R A D E The Herald Printing Companv, Ine.. Covell ba.sed,^ upon Matthew 6:1-8. St. Bartholomew's Church conditions unlike those encoun­ assumes no financial reaponsIbllUv Iw the great defense emergency ocrats usually favor when they are 10'4.’5 a.m.. Church school for The Salvation Army adventure writing. So are a direc­ GLASS typographical error* appearing In ad- Buckley School Auditorium tor of one of our largest observa­ tered on earth. Prof. John E. Ar­ fading from the.-front pages. offered a choice between taxes.. children from 3 years through 8th M l Main St. • For Auto WlndRhii5 New*. Sign Off 645 Main Street ing to be an instrument for asking ers. for all agea. this free service. . s. rely upon his missile and promote sales, tax, or Republicans to go "Spiritually Strong.” J. J i'A R ^ A n 8-7111 knowing you will be .utterly de­ W B A Y —910 A. AIMETTI, Prop. where we are going.- y^fc^Are not 7^ p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow­ 10:15 a.m., Sunday Church Ac­ Have you tried Cherry Kifaja lighted with’ the results. 1 :U0 Big Shi w It would be the soundest and for an income tax. S t Mary’s Episcopal Church 7:.30 p.m., Wednesday, Prayer tivity program for children, 0»-> MILLER Harrison St., Manchester Tel, MI 9-0300 ship. • from Denmark, Cherriesse from Besides servicing Hoover vac­ 7:00 Frankie Avalon safest and strongest course for the sure the question can be” ihswered. Anything goes, if it promises to Church and Park Sts. and Praise Service. die Roll through Kindergarten. 7:.30 Polish National Home But at least we ought to find tlrai! ease the tax on real estate. Denmark or Bardolino ..and spark­ Q—Which is the largest island uum cleanera, ABC App!ianpe_ Re 8:00 Big Shew „ nayojL______;____ The R«v. Alfred L. Williams, ..10:30 a.m„=^'MomIng Worship. PHARMACY 12 00 New.« Sign o n '• euritrusly enough; rhowBver, "the First . Church, of Xlhrist .J^entist Rinahuet Lutherkn Church ling Burgundy? Even if you have in Lake Superior? pair's services all makes of cleaners ania“ irfeans"'for ■TTavihg'''it'’"i^^ ...... Rector Youth Sunday.' ' Sermon topic: I (.I.TI'N lid \l) yY:\,Ar,^* SEE US FOR: WPOP—1410 In addition to defending his own growing complexity of local gov­ Masonic Temple C. Henry- Anderson, Pastor never enjoyed wine before, you are A —Isle Royale, since 1940 a na­ and they also sell reconditioned How very busy we all are with The Rev. Prescott Beach Jr., "What the' Communion Service I’ huMi .'II 11 : 1 MANCTIESTEB’S • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings 1:00 News. I.oii Terry WATKINS-WEST • missile, he discussed general de­ ernment, the growing demand for Assistant Roger Mnckey, Intern sure to fall in love with these tional park. It - is about 45 miles cleaners. These cleaners are fac­ 2:00 Conn Ballroom , LIQUORS other more consequential things 11 a.m,, Sunday service: Sunday Means.” • Venetian Blinds fense policies and proclaimed that expanded and improved services 4:30 p.m., Church Membership ValeRtine Party wonderful different wines. Of long and 9 miles across at its wid­ tory reconditioned and carry a 6:00 News Weather can be deduced from the fact that School and Nursery. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and • Storm Doors course, West Side Package Store est point. It is surrounded by more guarantee so you are sure of a 6:15 Conn Ballroom FUNERAL "the President is taking a danger­ from it, and the growing willing­ 8 p.m., Wednesday service. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. class for adults. HEADQUARTERS • Combination Windows 7:fXI Rav Somer* it did take the President a year of ness of town and city officials to 9 a.m.. First Family Service. Church School: Nunsery Sunday 7 p.m.. Junior High Youth Fel­ stocks many other wines such as than 100 small islands. finis cleaner at a bargain price. 7:30 Word of l.tt* W INES" BEER ous gamble with H.he survival of Reading room liburs at 749 Main School class for three-year olds. Manchester Awning Co. port, sherry, sauteme domestic Floor brushes can b^ rebristled, 8:00 Ray Somer* his spare time to find a retired gen­ spend more and more money ao St. Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 Morning Prayer 'with sermon by lowship meets with Jean Granniss'j 11 :IK» New* SERVICE BEER IN BARRELS our people. .1 don’t think he has long as somebody else does the the'assistant. Junior Choir. 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship and and Marcia Yerks leading. R e -; 195 WEST CENTER ST. and Imported champagnes to men­ Q—How does New York City's hoses may be fitted on the same 11 ;10 Ray Somer* P'OR ALL OCCASIONS! tleman who would be able to give a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday 11 a.m. to Church School: nursery for in­ Telephone Ml 9-8091 tion just a few. Why not try some CsthedraJ of St. John the Divine fittings for only the flexible hose l:(f0 Dei Raycee the right to take that gamble." taxing for some of it, keeps one 9 p.m. 11 a.m.. Holy Communion with freshmehts. • FAIRWAY ORMAND J. WEST , • DELIVERY SERVICE • some of his time to the business of fants; presentation of "For God Established 1949 of the lesser known wines and rank among the .world's largest I "'ears out, replacement bags and WINF—1230 He wanted us to have more of thing from ever happening. Real "Spirit" will be the subject of sermon by the assistant. Senior 7 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellowship asking the question. We are all ’and C>3untry’’ award to Allan meets. Topic: "Christian Fellbw- .Main St., Manchester see how delicious they can be. houses of worship? other supplies are stocked here. 1 ;i«l Showcase. New*' everything, not just including estate, taxes s^ll go up. not down the lesson sermon. Choir. 6:06 World New* Direstor pretty busy, to be thinking about That has happened in Connecticut 7 p.m.. Sung Evensong. -Boys’ Johnson, ^ p lorer Scout. Sermon, ehlp." Refreshments. You can qualify as an expert A—.Second, \xceeded only by Have you longed for a portable 6 :15. Showcase. New* WEST SIDE more of the missile he makes. The Golden Text is from Psalms open Thursdoy and St. Peter’s; Rome, Italy. sewing machine? ABC can make goals. Our advance gratitude to despite evkr increa.sing state (143: 10). Choir. "Faith and Practice" series at both services, "Training for when it coijries to cocktails if you 6:35 Bill Stein 142 E. CENTER ST. Here, then, was a "parochial" IMday till 9 use Hueblein or S.S. Pierce ready- j'our old machine into a portable 7:00 New* PACKAGE STORE the commission, which will 'take grants kiLthese 'post-war years; Selections from the Bible Include 7:15 Evening Devotion* Harry Prosansky, Permittee Interest, proud of it, not hiding it, and we guarantee it will happen in • Find It At Fairway mix cobktails. All kinds are avail­ Q. Is the marimba of Spanish at a very low cost, far less than 7:20 Showcaae. New* _ Manchester’s Oldest the problem off our minds. the following: AcU (10; 34, 35). origin? • a new one. Letter Sichel is well 11:05 Muglc Beyond the Star*. Ne.w* 365 CENTER ST. sincere in -his belief that the in­ Massachusetts even if Furcolo’s Correlative passages from "Sci­ ‘Hal Boyle- able, Manhattan, Martini. Stinger, Old Fashioned, Side Car., Daiquiri A. Music "experts say that. the qualified to' do this work, as he 12:05 New* Roundup With Finest Facilities Manchester—Ml 9-0166 terest which came naturally to present bonanza ia passed. But ence and He&Ith with key. to the J2'15 Sign Off , when we do perfect the system and SAVE % — you name it and they have it. instrument is neither of American was a sewing machine mechanic him, in his position,. was -teally The Lovely Treachery Scriptures,” Include the following, 10 CLOCK and reach what seems to be the mod Now TAKING ORDERS AUTO BODY You will be named the per­ "Indian nor of Spanish origin. Be­ on both family and industrial ma­ (p. 518: 13-19). cause it re.sei ibles the native Af­ chine.* going back to' 1933. ■ H^ .Automatic Air Check best for the country as a whole. Where the thin but January- ern goal, which would be to have How to Make Men FOB fect host when you serve ready- Remember A mix cocktail from the West Side rican limba in tone and, name, vfhe can take ypur old machine, make Other instances of parochialism jperslstent snow cover suddenly every branch of government spend Covenant Congregational Church Delightful Place To Dine VIC'S PIZZA SHOP AMESITE WATCH REPAI if*ackage Store. accepted theory is that a iNcgro ‘ it Into a portable and electrify it Cleveland—A .device that quick­ In the defense debate are not so money some other branch of gov - (Evangelical Covenant) ' ly and automatically measure* the .153 W. Middle Turnpike vanishes, the lawn is green enough DRIVEWAYS Vodka is as popular in. winter as slave from Africa made the first for y,qu., It is also possible for, pearly labeled. But the continu­ ernment collects for it, we will 43 Spruce St. TV yiewing him toxget many parts for old ma­ amount of toxic materials in the Phone MI 9-8700 for mowing. It was ^reen late Into have reached fiscal heaven, and in Blue See Red The best of materials and WRECKER it Is in summer and this U carried one. using gourds as sounding ing testimony should make It Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Minister JOHN POSTMA boxes, - chines, shuttles, bobbins and such air has been developed by a Cleve­ RED EMBER 'December, thanks to'the mild fall, have streets paved with gold. Why 'Andrew R. Watson, Organist Workmanship! here for your' pleasure. Such well /quite clear that our military .men, to d a y . SERVICESCiKVlLeJ:* A that rasjiv concerns no longer car­ land firm. 'The unit is said to make OPEN SUNDAYS PIZZA, and January’s continually replen­ not, if nobody pays? New York (iP) — Remarks that DE MAiO BROS. known gins as Seagram’s Ancient a complete test in 70 seconds, com- when they are free to apeak their "Give me a ticket if you want 310 Main'St. Bottle, Gilbey's and Beef Eater Q.*'^Which is the only outlying ry. Needles for different ma- ished light blankets covered it for 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with policemen get tired of hearing — territory of the U.S.A. that has its ■chines , are also carried. Let him yar_e_d,..wJth- one . hour ^required by • COCKTAIL LOUNGE SPAGHETTI mlndb'. are all concerned with the classes for each age level from to --I’U let the mayor tear it up.” Ml 3.7691 M l 3-6233 - AMPLE PARKING the lightest'of winter naps, no deep or overhearing: "Hurry, officer, the baby's due ownTJoatagesttlm ps T give" you an estimate on tHe 'eost conventional laboratory methods. RAVIOLI kindergarten through adult. JA 9.6905 d a n c in g possibility that we don't have sleep of hlbernatlon.- A Thought for Today "Don’t try to push me around, We Have A A. The Panama Canal Zone. of converting your old machine, It the total amount of t*xlc ma­ ; 10:30 a.m., Church-time Nur­ any minute." Nice Sriectlon terial registered on the device’s EVfeKY FRIDAY and enough weapons and enough prog­ sonny. I've got fiends at city "There’s a ten spot in it for you there is no obligation and you will OPEN DAILY You will find the tamer pussy­ Sponsored by the Manchester sery until close of Morning Wor- Of Waterproof meter is- in the critical zone, a SATURDAY NIGHTS ress in the'field of their own spe- hall." if you just forget all about it.” Q. When was the firit Inter- be delighted with the ease of sew­ 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. willows already showing their sil­ Council of Churches ship, _ Crystals ing with a converted machine. w«rning horn sounds and a red "Officer, would you mind watch­ "He directs traffic like he thinks TRIO American Conference held ? . elal competence. The missile men ver paws'. Slash a swamp maple, . 10:45 a.m.,'. Morning Worship' It doe* soimd odd to mention light goes on. RED EMBER SUNDAYS ing my child while | go into this heTl Toscanini.” ( m i A. In 1826 at Psnama City, Si­ know vve don’t have enough mis and bitter sap will spread its wet­ When We Worship with the Rev. Melbourne Metcalf, store? I won’t be gone but a Color Printers mon Bolivar presiding. Rts. 6 and IIA-mBolton 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. missionary to Japan, guest speak­ "If there’s anything worse than YOUR FAVORITE BRAND TEL, MI B-444S CLOSED .MONDAYS Biles; the conventional bopiber men ness out over the gray bark: Ac­ We enter the ch)irch reverently, minute." a dishonest, cop, it’s a conscien­ know we don’t have enough bomb­ expectantly and quietly. er. ' "First of ill, let's just get one Q. Where will the 1960 Olympic knowledge your own forbidden 7 p.m.. Evening Service, celebra­ tious one'.’’ Winter Games be held ? ers and that we don't have We try to relax in body 'and thing straight: Are you a public "Somebody must have pushed my COLD BEER thoughts, and you find they rhyme tion of The Lord.’s Supper, medita­ servant or not?" Creative A. Squaw Valley, California, Feb. enoujth .of them in the air at all mind, seeking inner calm. car closer to' that fire hydrant. I PHARMACY with wing, sing, fling, and ding- We are attentive to and parUpi- tion-by the pastor. "What if 1 did belt her one? LIQUORS. WINES 18-28. , * . FOR EXTRA MONEY Wednesday, • 7:,30 p.m.. Mid­ »was 20 feet away when I parked 459 Hartford Rd.—5^7^-9946 times: the conventiohal army men aling. .It it a poor fodlish mortal pate in every .phase of the service. She's my wife — not yours," week Service. Miss 'Vivian Chln- it.” _ ‘ DUCOiiidDULUX REFINISHING Printing Berube's lyiow tliat we are neglecting the who exposes himself to such irra­ We seek God: His forgiveness. "Hie couldn't be very smart. Q—'What factoygoverns the sea­ TYPEWRITER SERVICE' ander, inissionary to The Belgian "I jush hadda couple beers,'of- To maintain our continuity Free Delivery sons of the year?. WE PAY more j-.outine weapons with .which tional stirringa in the first week of His guidance and His spirit. He's still on foot.” so’s home heating 479 Middle Tpke. E.! We leave refreshed, uplifted, en­ Congo, M guest speaker. "How is it so many cops buy fisher, jush a coupla beers, thash Ml 9.5507 > 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST A —The oscillation of the earth’s we might fight little wars. of medical service we are - 30 Cottage St. Manchester. February. It is better to'button up apartment houses in Florida when all—so Jielp me Hannah.” axis with reapiect to the sun deter­ HIGHEST PRICES nils, with Congress in Mssjon couraged and reconsecrated. our wav I MANOiESTER and play the season tight, sigsinst Subn.itted by • St. George’s Episcopal Church they .retire?" ■ "He wouldn't talk so tough mine.* the seasons. 'Typewriters and Office For Rag'^, Paper, Metails Bolton HA1*T MUU Phone MI 3-0125 getting ready -to make appropria­ the vest. ( the Rev. John Ij: Neubert "Do you have any idea whom without that badge and gun.” Maebine* Repaired, Serviced- 1 Tho Rev. Donald W. Greene, “ I lost all my money in a poker Open All Day You get premiCim quality Phone Manchester and Scrap Iron tions, is the golden national emer­ ,, Community Baptist Church you are arresting?" VICHI'S . Rentals CALL OR DELIVER TO They why did .the a ir' have to Diocesan. Missionary, game, officer. Can you lend pie Mobilheat with RT-98 the gency season for them 'all. They turn so mild and soft, the lawn so Vicar '“ Are those your feet — or did inoet completely effective fuel PACKAGE STORE rtoruifor 3 . 7 0 4 3 We Handle. Stationery Along the ski lift break down?” „ bus fare home?” SUNDAY are sincere. 'Their urgency is se»-^ green, the swamp ao suggestive? oil additive in uae'today. And 20 BISSELL ST. ' With Office Machine Supplies sonal. "Where do you fellows hide out ? ■“I bought five tickets to the po­ Your Mail List As Desired OSTRINSKY Why did the brook begin singing WCTU Will Hear 10 a.m.. Holy Qommunion and You can never find a policeman you get premium service. Au­ p u t YOUR HEAD IN OUR HANDS aeimon , liceman’s bail, and this is the re­ Dealers in Waste 5InterUl* 'A ll these*’'parocliial" interests that differsnt song? Why did ther when yoli really need one.” ward I get." tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ FOR THE BEST IN BARBERING SEE ONE OF THE A. J. BERUBE, Prop. ■iSI PARKER ST. are, this year, recipients of c spe- Slate President 10 a.m.. Church School.- anced payment plan and many FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE MANCHESTER sky turn so bIue.-so early, and the 3 p.m., Boy Scout'50th anniver-- "Why aren’t you out catching " I ’ll have you transferred so far Ml 9-8477—MI 3-6842 Tel. 5II 3-5735 or MI 3-5879 .claj invitation from ope last bank roibbers instead of annoying out in the suburbs you’ll be doing other extraa designed to make CONNECTICUT MASTER: BARBERS’ ASSOCIATION clouds sail so soft and free? sary service. home heating really ea»y. "parochial” interest to make their , The WCTU Will hold its monthly law abiding citizens?’’ bird calls.” - NbimI PAG AM ’S BARBER SHOP All ia, no doubt, a lovely treach­ business meeting Tuesday at South "Please don’t give me #■ ticket,, AMERICAN BARBER SHOP pleading especially forceful and Bolton Congregational Church "Whaddaya mean I was doing 457 Main St. 58 V; Cooper^St. ery, girding ua with Ita soft arms Methodist Churrti beginning i with 70? If this buggy ever got ovdr officer. My dad will never let me Storm Winilows mfti 'witan n’qt Nma tm persistent.. Theodore Chandler Jr„ Pastor ■ M o b ilh e a t RT-ft and icicle ;hcart, an ol^. treachery a sewing session at 10:30 a.m. . A 50, the engine would fall oUt.” drive the car again!’’ DANTE’S BARBEK^SHOP PARKADK BARBER SHOP 'The Democrats who are seeking potluck will be served at noon, which knows all our weakneiMMs 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Morning wor­ “ I warn you — my husband is "Wait'll you guys corae'^ up for or Storm Doors? I deon.octjee 807B E. Center St. Manrhester Parkade Mrs. Norma Burge.ss Mqbre, eddiMvB to win the presidency neat Novem­ and Which will sxploit them, again ship. Coffee hour from 10 to 10:26; a personal friend of the commis­ a raise. You’ll see how I vote,’’ CALL lAtwer I.evol ber are just'like the missile mak- etate WCTU president, will show sioner." / "A t heart every cop's a sadist." Yoif name the'job . . . */e have just the [i}|ht Du Poot> EA(h.E BARBER SHOP and again, as long m we shall live, pictures at 2 p.m. of her trips to worshipers of both services invited. PAltKlii'AV BARBER SHOP ■ -ers," in that they corfaider the Nurpery in the Community -Hall "1 was halfway i^crosa the “Why do you automatically as­ Paint (Of it... in (riora to match wythingt Have 1 118>/] Center St. and never find ua safely wise. It is the national and World conventions street whe'n iSie" light turned 'red." question on cotori.*.. what lo use?. . . how to.do it? . _ 8 8 7 Center St! political victory they themselves -kitchen fdr children o f parents' at- sume your speedometer is right R u s r o WE GIVE ■ a p a r t true, we shall never be able to of WCTU at San • Ahtonio, Tex., "Why d o. policemen always and mine is wrong?” CHOOSE FROM; CALL UJ (or expert jwlp on youf next painting job. JOHN'S BARBER SHOP RlJSSELll’S BARBER SHOP e A L 'i . naturally want to be, also, the and ^Mexico City. The public is in­ tendmg services. * M O V iM O choose wisdom against what we 9 and. 10:30 a.m.. Church school •wear blue uniforms?" ■ ^ - "What, stop sign ? I thought if GREEN STAMPS . . ,f880 Oreeil Rd. Cor. Oak and Spruce Sta. MI 3-6563 thing which would be best for the vited to the afternoon program. • Ambassador • Regal think we almosi amell in the air. for .four year olds through eighth "You roust be mistaken, officer. wa.s a shaving cream ad.” _■* , * , _ ? * FAOKIMa whole nation. .,jt.s they ap^oach My boy wouldn’t do a thing like' "My husband is having trouble • Premier • Custom MANCHESTER BARBER STATE BARBER SHOP grade. A Nntioiial Brand Prodnet 10 Bigsell St. -•* - the fervor of their campAign, there Danes in School Most .5:30, p'.m.. Junior Felloiwship that.” with his feet. What do you rec­ SHOP . ■ ■ I ■ * Barber Learned Trade as Boy ommend for fallen archei?" 7 At A Price Yon Want To Pay .1099 Main flt. la no doubt that their patrio;tic . 9 2 ,5/ illion in Ja pan meeting, x- "Do you guys get a medal fqr MORIABTY 723 MAIN ST.. W Ml 9-4501 WALTER’S BARBER SHOP The American- Barber Shop, 457 Main St., -is owned and operated New York!— The number of handing out the most parking - "(Jive a ^ y a vlihistle and a tin R. G: KIHLE 515 Main St. . revulsion against the posaibility of . b u y t h e p a in t THAT'S WORTH THE WORK MERZ’S BARBER SHOP by-Angelo Campoaeo. He haa been in thia location alnce June Tokyo—About 92,0O0!OOO people elerhentary-scbool ■ required St. john’a Polish N a ^ n a l tickeU?" > , • badge and right aw ay be j:hinks he’s 28, 1928 offering hie aervic.ee to thq people of ' Mancheater and having this country o f theirs be Ml 9.0468 141 N. Mala St. live in the Japanese ipiands on (^ pen year averages 180 in th'e ■ -r 'j. Catholic Church “ I tell you it was thou new Napoleon." BROTHEltS WALNUT BARBER SHOP vicinity. An excellent barber, he learned the trade aa a boy ih "second rate" lij anything, will land area about the size of Mon­ United States, 184 in Argentina, tS! Oolway 8t. cold ,tablcts that made ms woozy. "Hurry, officer, ^w ior’s got his Local Agcat For Walnut St.; BARUJETT-BRAINARD MAlllCHEaTER GREEN" Italy and haa' been barbering about 35 yeara In thia country, , grow stronger and more atrident, tana. Jap^aa’s population density is France, Italy, and Russia; 200 in 'Her. Walter A. Hyazko, Paator J haven’t ha4 a-drink klhee^Nqw head stuck - between the bare' of apeclalialng In cutting hair for jtien, tadiaa and children. The mpee than' 640 persona per iquare Canada, 210 in Great Britain, 230 Yaaris Eve." the crib again." ' PBODUOTfl CO. r M l 3 -5135 BARBER SHOP PINE Ba r b e r sh o p I and that they will, think they are AD S-M7I . ' PAINTS -MaiiekMter Green ' •Sfl Center St. ahop la open dally fro'm 8 a.m. to .6 p.m. except Wedneadays o m I.T iw bU ^ mUe compared - with 58 la the in flphiii, 232 in NorWray, and 246 8:30 a m., Maaa. "You bucking fotr. aergsant or

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, EEBRTMIY 8, 1960 IGE SEVEN f 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1960 PAGE SIX _ z DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Hall High Deals Indians’ CCIL HpfKes ■CWHEWi) HE,r ^ ^ IT '5 \ , Answer to Prsviout PuxiIb NO USE ^ FINALLV w : GOLLY,LEANOER.X DON'T KN0W-~» BLUBBERIN',VA STILL QUIETEP SOMETIA\BS GROWNUPS GET. Delaware Dash , WAVE T'PRACTICE I POWNi wow ABOUT THAT, A lViH T i s n a p p i e r t h a n a HUNGRVV/ATCH Radio, TV Spor;^ VER VIOUN.OCERO! J uncle- bulgy looks SAC5 Cunsel Asked League Game Decided T)o g .''*-c o m e o n , l e t '5 ca tc h , 4 Sainte (ab.) Bitter Central Rivals\ ENOUGH TO CRY IN A ROOM­ ACROSS UP With t h e - g a n g , r e f o r e - 5 Rich cake FUL OF LAUGHING G AS, 1 Delaware la Today , W A H j ,THEY START HOVELINGTH& 6 CooHing 5 nicknamed t p.ni.— H ock ey: N ew 3’ orU To Take Job I P O N T BUT I SET HE'LL CHUCKLE- SNOW i n t h e b a k k '5 p a r k ­ •<---- sute" utensil Clash at Arena Sunday \V*. Detroit, Channel S. In Final 30 Seconds Vi/ANNA w h en h e s e e s HIMSELF ‘ ing LOT.'MAYBE UNCLE AMiOS 7 Sea bird IN THE ALllRGO(R'''««-*a t:l5—Basketball: Myraciiae WILL NEviEK KNOW S T h e - r - 8 Bewildered ______V •> bloisom la ita va. Philadelphia, Channel i t , In Rival AFL Wh o TOlD IT,' 9 Youth (coll.) By MORRIS SIMONCELLI offlcial atate 10 Robust Chances for the Red Embers to go on to win the Central .10, flower . 4:50 — Horae Racing from I M *>*' n r ~ 12 Airive, at CtlJlkiT Connecticut Ba.sketball League title rest heavily on the out­ .... E- w « ,« As the re.iult of last night’s 52-48 loss to Hall High, b«for« 11 Lecturer 13 Worker in Hktieah, Channel 22, .10. T>», IH _V* ' come of their conte.st with Marco Polo tomorrow afternoon 5 p.m.— A ll-B tar <^olf. new XJ.Urictn Votitba^ LeaS^ , « Packed house of 425 at the tin.v West Hartfortf g>-m, M»n- ]3 Misa Hunt stone 25 Charles Lamb 43 Athena has asked Austin Gunaei. for- . Chester’s chances of winning the CCIL have just about b«en 14 Venerate 18 Swedish coin 29 Miss Cwyn 44 Enthralled at the high school Arena in Manchester. Should the Embers 8:25 — Raaketbnii: VConij 13 Make 20 Haunt 31 Iroquoian 46 Wpary C.. w-ln, they will be tw o gamea up o n ? ______V*. Maine. WTIC. mer acting rommissioner of ------w'ashed down the drain. 7'h enduring .21 Slush Indian 47 Roman road the Explorer* in the it andinga with Hiindav . the National Football League The Indians now aUmd 10-3, two 18 City In i Z2 Most painful 36 Natty 48 Native o{-< three league games left, all againat 2:1.1— RaakethaJI; Philadel­ and now ||* treasurer, to Join it full games behind pacesetting- in a top adm inistrative post, BY V. T. HAMUN Netherlanda 23 Hebrew . 37 Qualifted Media team* that gave the locals little phia at SI. I.«iiis, Channel 22. Windham. now 12-1 following th« ALLEY OOP the Aaaoeiateii Press learned to- ■ 17 New Mexico month 38 Glances slyly 50 Preciiely trouble. .10. W hippets 74-4.5 win over M aloney . village day. 24 Skin oriflee 41 Fillips 51 Abstract The Kmbera feature Uie aensa- .1 p.m.— Sliorls ,S last night, with just three games StRVAY, 1 WELL, UEMME TELL >OU 19 Primate 25 Cesspool 42 Duration of ^ being A source close to Gunael told SUMPWO,MISTER SIR ttonal Bobby Knight in their lineup Dartmouth' Winter left in league play. Victorious Ifall AKNIHILATDR! j 20 Traverse 27 Peel office 53 Make lace the Associated Pres* that AFL picked up its ninth win to go with VAY.' VOUIL NEVER and anyone who has seen him per­ S. Commissioner Joq Foa* ap- anew four losses, and nowi trails M an­ BE ANY CLOSER TO form agreee that he alone ia worth proched Gunsel several times. 2.1 Church part T~ chester by a lone game. WetheM- ANNIHILATION 1 2 r 4 r 1 r T" r the price of admission. Knight has Foss was quoted as saying VOURSELF THAN 26 Cape in field, on the heeia of a 71-56 tri­ Delaware r been a hig factor in the Ember*' In reference tff the NFl. —“ If MXl WERE JUST 11 ti il • -VIA*: ■ umph over Bnatol Central, is ei'en .10 Extinguish * auccea* this seaaoh, being that he Milej^^IIiott the others don't want you we A MOMENT AGO/y -4 t v . up with Hall. 32 Papal cape haa become a more prollflc scorer. d o ." iS It w-as a fast and furious fourth 33 FTotcctive Manchester also boasts one of Foss apparently referred to Klo. th Under period that decided the game for covering nr II the fincfll athletea to come call of 12 the fact that Gunael was not HE’ LL Hall. Manchester led at ail periods, 34 Risk ■ m " N ew Has-en Teachers in Toppsy given the post of NFL rommis- NEVER 21 n -in , 29-2.3 at intermiasion, and GUESS-' 85 Act of DelGobbo. Thus little performer has sioher ss msnv had expected. retaliation Four Minutes Instead, the NFI, owners elect­ 37-33 at the 24 minute mark. 0 24 2S H 27 2T the kceneat eye In the league, but Three minutes into the final 39 Shut close is Just aa content to pass off tb-. ed young Pete Roselle, former 40 Furious storm ■ general manager of th» I>oa An­ aianza, Jim Lawrenc^e drove in • SIT hia team male.s for polnU) than to BendigV Auali-alia. Feb. 6 ,A',— 42 Mariner W orld Champion niiler Herb -KI* geles Ram s, at their annual with a layup to put the Wamora m 1 score. him.«elf. BY DICK TURNER 43 Solar disk m eeting last month. ahead. 40-39. for- the first time CARNIVAL 5F ‘ Products of New I.K)ndon and ' Holt ran hiA 12th under four-m in ­ 46 Diminutive m 1 ute mile tods^y a 3:.19.8 on a graa.^ However, Gunsel. was re­ since the opening minutes of the of Timothy 1 UCJonii. Gene King and A rt Q u in j-' K" .• 'j ; track at Lhia \Au*tralian town 90 elected treasurer for one year -first period. The lead then changed 49 Beetle ' ■ “ by also make life for Cbach Gejofge and given a $.5 000 par booat to hand.* four times, and the score MitOh'ell ea.sier on the htyrdwood ' ' - mlle.a from Melopurhe. * BY AI<^VERMEER 52 Unkeeled Elliott ran agwnst a field of al- $1-5,0rt0, w'as knotted tw ice before ' H all PRISCILLA’S POP 54 Prostrate court. Glastonbury High' varsit.v TO P SY UKI. moat unknown opronents and ap­ .. Asked if the A F l, had con- clinched the win in the final half- 55 Relieved iT M v r tt (>>ach Paul Grogan, a dependable parently picked thi^remote aile to t'actedTiim about a job. Gunael I minute. With 30, seconds remam- BUT irs THE SAME WITH 56 Companions performer, rounds out Manch local product on the Em ber riLsm-. MISS ONE MORTGAGE i test himself far frohn the eyea.of said today: I mg. and the score tied 48-48. Don RENTING! MISS A RENT STChlbic meter IT SI l2 tor's atarling Tn-t. Willimamic Nasniff's and Hart­ PAYMENT AMD B A S fG ! the experts. He negotiated the, first "It's been pyentioned in a Tucker converted two free thro'wa. PAYMENT AND VVE’D M itchell iyu ta strong bencm the ford St., CyrU's play the flrat game very Informal way, I naturally B U Y IN G WE'D GET TOSSED DOWN ST quarter in 59 aeconclA the half I and then with just five seconds on IN TO T H E GET THROWN INTO best in Uje league,- wJMi Sonny at 2:15 while Manchester and East DELAYING ACTION— A referee ruled thi.s Wilt Cham­ gueas they would like to have HOME ISN'T! 1 Gojfer’s cry mile iii l minute 58,5 andythe thre'e- ! the clock. Tucker iced the game STREET.' THE STREET, ST Thomaa; Johnny .Jones; Dick ■ Sur- Hartford will take the court at berlain .maneuver illegal, .so the ball went to the St. me, but that doean't rhean it's w TOO, 2 Angered • quariers ih 2:58. ' with a successful layup. 3 Rant hoff/'^lajcien Plsutte and Norm .1:30, Tickets will be available a,t a w ar with the N F L ." High scoring honors went to Bill Hia world record for thit mile ia lAJtii.H Hawks, who touched, it la.st a.s it lieaded out of Gunsel said that when the AFL T Hdnenthal. The^J^tter i* the only the door. I Keish. For- , the second, straight 3:.54.5. It was a 'm a gn ifleeW run,, bounds in Philadelphia? Wilt the Stilt was trying to keep aDOtoached him informallv no I outing the lanky hoopstfer dunked considering EllioWs 'state m At mention was m ade of the noai- A1 Ferrari, foreground and Bob Pettit from retrieving ' 17 points. Steve McAdam was nm- ness. tion he would hold, the salary The wiry Australian haa Yiad the ca.saba. or length of contract. , ner-up for the Red and White with m\ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL lea* than tw o months o f aoVid “I haven't made up my 12. Jim Lawrence paced the, wln- JVfanors Back Home, training ao fa r thia season aiv mind as to whether I'll stay . ners with 16 points, while Tucker SCO know , many people felt he would be'' Lloyd’s of London Out $50,000 in the NFL." Gunsel addeii. ' connected with 14. and Paul Lorch THAT CF CL'R5 ‘SEE.M'i atrugglmg to reach his old form. \ ,“I sometimes wonder about , had 10. Warrior Coach Dave Deacon, us- l m ^ l^a u v s / n m : However, his half mile last my own security and that of After Playoff Spot Saturday and 3,000 metres Wed­ my family. I waa .only re­ ; irig few .players as he haa so.often nesday apparently gave him the Jne Campbell Gets Ace, elected for a on* .vear term ' donf this season, went with oply, edge he was needing for he ran and I don't know w’hat will SUNBURST — Under n six men. The one substitute ha I used. Jim Atheneos. still w ore hi*- BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Back home after three Sunda.v.s on the road in Farmit|gton like Die Elliott of old today. „ „ happen after that. " shimmering .setting sun. | l.ONG SAM Throughout the race he was Gunsel said he talked with ''Jacques Plante type face mask V muI! ^buffeted bv atrong wind but after a lone skier gets ready i - i HE HAS THE FACE OF alfe\ League courtfare, Green Manor be.out to e\*en Wes .Ellis Golf Leader Rozelie and told him he would . to protect a broken noae suffered for a run at Colorado ' during the football season. K-K«S AN innocent Fooc-wr its season mark at .500. Sunday night again.st Newington a t ; breaking away from the field at the feel free to conaide.r a good WU? IF YOU Hfe SPEAKS WITH-THE the Verplartck School. Tap-off is li.sted at 7 o’clock. offer vvlth m ore security. He Springs., ; mrengt’h'anVde"term?n Palm Springs. Calif., iH - .6 (A’)— A peculiar malady, hole- fXML Standings VE5— tWNTTD- TDNWJE OF A SERPENT fr Coqch WoOdy Bushev o f the ,Ma-* •aid Rozelle agreed. AND THEM AGAIN, amI toletHim w . L. Pet. nors feels that" the - remainingi 1 Obvioiwiy thrilled after the race, i in-one fever, subsided a de^ee or two today but the jrolfinj? Asked if he was disappoint­ TOU VIOtATf THE’CLEAN W indham ...... 12 1 .923 schedule favors Ihle'Jocals in their! ; he said 'That’a great. Out I am | continued into the fourth round of the $100,000 ed about riot being elected IOVEaE. UFERS'RULGAGIN' ' M.ANCHESTER . 8 .769 bid for a playoff berih. Four o f; .NFL commissioner. G u n sel Simsbury Tops ITS A tl!!' ; Pal^ springs I)e.sert Classic. ' ■ j Wethersfield ...... 9 4 .692 W U V .n ’S V1W06RFUI.’. , MA\)£V0UN1CTIC:D \AOW the five remaining FVL conteals hmd-’ ^ working \er> j b .:— '-s------'------' safti: 5MKETEEC Hall ...... 9 - 4 692 WIT ITS A UlOCU UE LIKES VIALKIM?1 will be staged in Manchester. Fol-1 "No, I don't think yon can V/HV VJORRV? ■ -rS.. . 1 Texas-schooled pro who plays out He’s'not unhappy, however, ‘'I Ro^ikville Five Conard ...... : 5 7 .417 RELIASLE low ing .Newington into tow-n -wlll| Ine previous fastest mile on the u ^ G.. 1.0 . 1 say.that. It was a little rough Bendigo track- waa set w.. by former ' of West Caldwell, N. J. He had. " still think, if.s good business." he Bristol Central ...... 2 T .222 ONE. be Wethersfield, New Britain and ,204. down there 1 Miami B e a c 5 woi-ld record bolder John Landv in I said, fondlihg the No. 3-iron which M aloney ...... 1 8 111 Siiffield. Lone road test wiil.;^ be' Two strokes hack were veter- meetings) and you get cut up. X ! 4:02.8. , , _ , „ , „ i contributed toX he .shot. . \ Bj Count Bristol Eastern ...... 0 9 .QOO in 'Windsor Locks. The locals ki-e - . . . .u . an.s Johnnv Palmer. Boh Goalhy,! • ... . ' But I didn't campaign. I ,tried 51-37 ! Elliott's Platt ...... 0 9 000 In a three-way this for fourth Ume for the J..500 .McMiillin.i Campbell s acKhelped him to a to do the best job. I just got : metre* today waa 3:42.3. T.M. e*'- 0"- place. ' Tied at 207 Were M ike Soiichak.i 89 and a .54-hole .s cW o f 211, .seven ( caught in the m iddle:" Rockville Tlpset-rpinded Rock-'! i - i e i««. Arnold Palmer, Tommy Jacoh.s. Al!-strikes behind the tender. . -ville High didn't have enough The firat period atarted slowly, Earlier in the season at N'ewing-i W hy hadn't Gun.sel asked with no more than three points ion the Rees scored an upset 85- j Bes.selink and Bill Johnston, ■ Today the field of pros and for a longer contract with the gun* to pull one of the *eason's "He't Bverything we could want in a steady for Jani8 : shockers last night and as a result I *ep*rating the qumtets Play was ‘First Victim’ , .«ome 396 amateurs headed-.into the ] NFL? BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD intelligent, well-mannered and a vegetarian!” .58 win over the Manors. Revenge] RHAMTops Avon, 'Simsburv scored a -51-37 decision., deliberate, and .Manchester s ds; JUDD SAXON . XS77- r Victim of the delight-, fourth round of the 90-ho!etqi,rna- "I certainly wouldn't ask, " will he among the Manor goals to­ ^The invaders have now won 14 of I ftn*e worked \v,ell, blocking * m orrow. 1 : JN c CCI 1 nrcc bole-in-one malady proved to|rnent. „ ' \ 1 he anawN'ed. "I don't want to A>JO MY HANO... ■^AYD THE BEST THING- w l CAN 00 fvy 1.5 starts while the. Rams are 6-12. (number of S3 amOr shots. IF YOU'LL TAKE IT.../ / FOR HER IS NOT^TO LET US SEE be young Joe Campbell,^ a' ‘ tow-. ' Guessing (iarne ' be put in the position of ask- < hi*. W The Manors boast three, fine I Coach Riis* Sholes of Simsbury i , O*** Blffort HER CRYING' LET 5,(50 TOWN Bid headed ex-basketbail player at W'iUi tw o m ore rounda to go, theS. ing for anything." . _ gcorera in J>an Tin to, -V I n n y jFor Touriiev Purdfie. who scored a hole-in-one ; w(i.s plenty worried when he look ' "Phe v1.silors gave their best ef- TO HEAOOUARTERS, -JLICr,.. LITTI.E SPORTS BY ROUSON outcome was still good for guess-,| V Gunsel, a former FBI epe- Kohen and big Jim Morlarty... ------; yesterday bn the 205-yard fifth his team to the dressing room at fort in, the second eight niinutes, ing. _ ^ ' cial agent, joined the NFL in Pinto ha.s a 14 plus per game aver­ Hebron — Thiee times this sea-j hole at Tamari.sk Country Club, halftime. Rockville holding a 22- when they jumped off quickly on Four strokes off the pace, were K»n October 1952 to set up a ape- age. Kohen, 13 plus, and Moriarty it.. J ... JX'-----T ... .. J « . .. I r our strokes on m e pace, were r.»n , 18 advantage at the time. How- two one-handers by McAdam. and son Coachlach Clyde W ashburne s Tins gave the 24-year-old P'O- ^ viaxwell and StantI cial myestigalive unit to pro­ 10 plua. , ‘ RHAM High hoopsters have put fessional from New York a M ake Centum Bill.v Maxivell and Stam ever, Ihe well balanced visitors with 2:10 remaining befoj-e ihter- tect th^league against gam­ Strong men off the boards have togetherr tw o Wins in a row. Last I on the 5.50.000 posted for any pro came hack with vengance to take, mission, led by 10, 27-17 Hall And five back were such threats' bling. In a^56 he was elected been Frank Butkus and Irv Fos-‘, night the victim was Avon. 47-39. scoring pn ace in the tournament a .31-25 third period lead and then vva.s unable to score during the a.s Art Wall Jr„ Dutch Harrl.san. . treasurer. ter with new-comer E(J Guiakl. a ; JI.M .MOKIAKTY in a Charter Oak Conference ■ by Lloyds of London, 'went wild in the final four minutes fust three'minutes. However, the Jack Burke Jr.. Gene Littier and Shortly afl^jythe late Com­ local .Vike soldier, expected to meeting at Hebron. RHAM is now 1 It turns out that Campbell .s - w ith Bob Hallowav, atarringi The WaiT.iovs. cllmbfed back .Into .iSdn- missioner Bert nell died last add to the rebounding game of the -Mght major leaguers have bat­ 7-8 againat schoolboy opposition, ! l^ortune wasn t as fabulous as it . ' ■yji,.., ; big forw ard dropped in 14 point* lention in the final two minutes, ' first appeared. It seems he and a! L.S. Open Champion Billy Cas- October, Gunsel ibqk over as I in this time, 19 of hi* 24-coming to trail by aix at-the half. Manors. ted .400 or better sinee 1900. A von 3-10. , ----- 1------! per haa somt ground to make up w: Ih four vames remaininv l’>'o buddy, BuddV .S'lllivan, have Per h«-" *omC ground to make up acting commissioner^and held I in the final half. , ; Keish connected With 13 of hlS the post until Jan. 2V , when RHAMHAM must wln^mree m qTallfv ">' agreement to split | ' He"eorback"imo ! Scoreless fiom the floor in the during Ute firat half, r tk- f'l... n lat.r I'ley wm on the toumament ci.r- low medal prize He got back into ^Rozelle was elected aa a ttom- for the Class C Toumament later BY JOHNNY HART cuit. i running with a 68 ye-st'erday but is ^prom ise candidate. third canto, Rockville waa able to ^ T!'"''* P'»>' ?*> ^ Squaw Valley Charms Skiers this month. „ -Arid it al.so developed that i still well bark in the pack at 211, I get but three point*, all at the ; different aspect, aa the Red and Bobby Ponchak, -Ptost an agieement to] Even ' further in arrears were I free throw line.' ' UTiite five was unable to scora ITS NIOE'To HAVE ' as it had earlier. With three min- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE HELLq BOOM Dta&GeLER BOON' D o 6 fe L E K a J*. TET 1 • scorer all aeason dropped in 18 , gpijj earnings with hia ; Doug Ford i212i. Tommy Bolt Rockville Coach John Cahavari utea remaining in that period, Hall that's c u r e - . c o n g e n ia l FA.IENOS. A lte r M u ch G lo o m v U r itic is m ; point*m•T"” "■ ~—«ttimg ■"?, me pace jt me , *’'aponsor.’ -C1iarlie Faust, operator-! 121,31,- and Dpw Finslcrwald and Palmipri Leader „out of a sick, bed to handle his A SUBIAARINE SCARE.> THINGS... LITTLE THINGS.UTHAT '^POYOU ’^YES, MY HOUSEBOY. ON THE FIRST OCCASION winners. Tony kalcetta added 10. ^ Knoxville, Tenn., public ! Juliu.s Boros i214i. crept np-to within two pmnt#,-33> IT WAS FOOD POISONIHC.THIS TIME, AT THE 31. Then the Indians turned on REQUIRED MY OMPIYIPID,! RESULT IN STRAIN AND LOSS OF SUSPECT '*'"1 Prei^lricige 9.. j f-out-.se. Play 'again was over four T^'usually high scoring Berni* SLEEP CAN AFFECT THE ANYONE, ‘ PEAK OF THE SUBMARINE SCARE, WHEN III Easlei’ii (Play the speed and built up to their YOOSAVYOUR CLIAR-HEAPIP ATTENTION PECISWNS Squaw Valley, Calif., Feb. 6 i/P'-- High scoring honors went to \^o, iinle.s.s some other pro shoots ' courses *— Tamarisk, Thiinderbird, ______’ ! A rckivy wa.s held acoreles*; far CAT WAS STOLEN FOR 36 HOURS. NO SLEEP . OF A COMMANDING OFFICER, ADMIRAL? ' I'M UNDER STRAIN AND LOSING SLEEP, MY I Dave W heeler with ' 26 tallies. four point edge by the end of HOUSEBOV GOES ON LEAVE, MY CAT Squaw Vall'ey as an Olympic site a hoie-in-one to further divide the ' Indian Wells and Bermtid.v Dunes, Willimantic. Feb. 6 .A*. - A field ' hLs usual average. Dick Sor- TO asgbavate the SAWYER. AND THIS ISTHESlCONP Sport Schedule Tueaday. ,RHAM plays at Bacon big prize. Cam pbell's $.50,000 shot ] T om orrow the pro.s go it alone stanza. TIME ONE OF THOSE DISAPPEARS...ITELLYOU, IT'S la beginning to charm European of about 230 howlers headed into.;:*''?’' 1' Pfun'-' h'Ph for'the This aet the atage for the de­ STRAIN YOU WERE LITTLE >■ ; Academy and Friday returns home is really worth only $12,500. ion the final 18 af Thiinderbird. TH1NI35 HAS UNDERMINED SABOTAGE, SAWYER.' skiers who a'nrived for the W'inler the second halt of the 30th annual Ram-' while Halloway had 24 for cisive final eight minutes ALREAPY UNDER Sunday, Feb. 'X' i to battle Ciomwell High. the winners. BECAUSE OF A ME AT A TIME OF CRISIS. A Gamea in doubtful frame of mind. Sum m ary; Eastern Duck Pin Cla.ssic today. Indian Mentor ElginCIlorifA Zaturaky3 Newington vs. Green-Manor. 7— The 12-game tournament began Next week the Rama play at CRISIS. WHAT The Europeans said after gloomy I - KHAM (4i l had varied .comments on the con­ Verpianck. Thursday night and will end to­ Southington Tue.sday and then CRISIS, ADMIRAL?^ K advance criticism in their own B. Pm test. He waa high in his praise for Marco Polo ys. Red Embera, Ponchak ...... t ...... 9 0 It play Wilson High Saturday night press they expected the worst — m orrow; Keish, saving the big bucket man, 3:30—Arena; Buthop ...... 2 0 4 The leader In the groiip of 125 in Rockville. but instead are pleasantly sur- iMeMlay, Feb. 9 ' tJariior ...... (> •0 0 Sum m ary: “Played a 'whale of a game." He pri.sed. Piilr^ltR ...... 4 2 in that completed their first six also praised the over all defensiv* ANM MmtAot V*A !«• M• East Hartford at .Manchester. Wm mp’iP-y .. . . 0 , 2 6 Aim«hnrr ly in ‘the firat half. Zee also re­ place, tiny but pretty. " said Gian Rockville at Southipgton. . 47 4 H'YllRIVflV m o r t y ' mee"k l e BY DICK CAVALLl Tolal* ...... ■... 21 5 shot a hot., 878. This put him .35 ferred to the game as the best Vittorio Fossati.. pre.sident of the . RH.AM at Bacon. Avon <3W» pins ahead of the second man. 4 MMrtr^n* YOUVE OH,WELL-THEY B r. Pt^ eihee the Wethersfield encounter' WELL.' WE ONLY UGE THE Italian Ski .As.sn. Windham vs. Man. Swirnm»fs. ■ 2 Raoiil McCarthy of Warren, R. I. BEEN A LAUGHEC7ATOON Tull4»r ...... 0 4 three week* ago. However. ha HEV( -X JL»r GOT AN IDEA THAT)? GOOD TOPOF A DIGH, Desire La Croix, coach of the 7:30~;Are’na. Cr*»avpn „•...... ".V.. . (• 0 n # ,4 ri.i/»kv . LANK LEONARD RIGHT? THE BIG AMECHEBUTNOW French glj l.a' team, said “This Whppl#r ...... Sfc.. If* ■ 6 26 For New Mark blamed the loss on "Too m a n y THAT<5 NEW«.WRATl5 Frida. , Fell. I'J ,-___ _ 8 HELP... THEVRE PUTTING Barren ...... 0 2 15 Totals IS 15-24 51 crazy shot* near the end" , Za- VOUR DIGHWAGHING VOUR IDEA? BOTTOM NEVER place is. ,of course, different from Platt at Manchester. 8:30 — Burrows, v . .:...... 1 0 5 (lollegp Basket ball MPST ^ W-WHY, v G e r e (DIRTY.,. NOW CDfMEG INHIG .Rorkvill^ (.17) tiireky al.so took note o f m any EXACTLY IN HALF, our own .Alpine resort.a, but it is Arena. • . 2 •0 4 New '\'ork. Feb. 6 (/P)—Oscar Robert.ion i.<< on the brink - - - . I — OR / " DANNY.' WHAT GOTO TELEPHONE'S. f n *. close shots that wer* missed not bad at all." Crom well a'l RH.AM. of becoming college ba.sketball\s all-time scoring champion, East' J A irkivv BEID. .... ,...... •...... ■ .16 . 7 1 39 Laf^rri^r^ Even some of the European re- High Swim, at Middletown. prof> «r finlf 2S-19 RHAM. Dartmouth 88, Columbia 77. . f throughout. the Big 0 needs only 17 point.s tonight to break'Dick Hem- Pah.v ... The high-flying little Indiana .porters have come around to a ric’s four-year mark of 2.587. Robertson ha.s 2,571 going into H arvard 79, Cornell 78. 3 OJaufl^r second look attitude. H'J'feibert Providence 60. Dolby .37. ^ Ki«in^v won their 13th in 14 starts, down- Meisel, sports editor of Austria's tonight's Missouri Valley Confer-S------:------^------Filina rdi* ing lrfe'Hall JV'a, 52-44. Tony ence. game again.st Hou.slon at; .Southern Conn. 91. .Stonehill 79 < .S'«’'rannr> largest .circulation Daily Kuriei.T Uussell Sets Rebound Mark pbinta. In another Big Five- ea me,. . - _.New„Y.Qllk_:A.. We»leyan_,. Morianos sparked the Paposea lOlnciiinati. r 'TntHlJ . . . -----:---- tf~ ..aaid. .“This place.Ipoka fine.to me." j Stanford-iip.set Southern Calfornia, 63. ' i.l-?l- 17 - '.I-ith 1.5 point*, followed by Craig i This could be the .second major 5ror» at half. 22-U RorkviH*. Johnson's 13 and .lim Mlstrettas WCk:l In Europe, he .said. report.<'cir- ' 82-71, after two overtimes a* John mrnJJ ciliated that t)»e situation here was | I scoring litle^ within the week : for Hendry scored 12 straight point* 11 • ' -‘‘di.sasUous'' and that the 1980'| Hurt L^g No Handicap Robbie,. w'lK^se tops.fanked Bear- for. the Inidans in the second extra The Indians tajee tp> the court Winter'Ganie.s woul^ be a "Bar- | ^cals are looking fol- thtir 1.7Ih vic- again Tuesday againat East Hart­ L 2-6 period. rack Olympics-' ^tory in 18 grm es. He cracked H ere's w hat happened in other Calhoun Gains ‘Easy Dpcisio^ ford .^tn *. non-league contest at The main complaints in some ■ To Boston Celtic Ace Frank. Selvv’s three-year mark of conference games: th*!.^ Arena. European papers concerned , the' 2.538 last Monday against Drake .Skyline: Ninth-ranked tltah Halt («< athletes' dormitories. The four- when he scored 36 points. State kept Us conference lead with B. r PH CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE; TURNER But ^KnockdowiC , Qu'e^iotted Tucker & 4-S 14 bed roonifl i6id the large dining | Hemric's record was set in 104 a 99-69 victory over Denver, jwsl- Stdiigle 2 1-1 S (5)UT McKEE IS A50UT TO SECOME IkNOLVEPIH hall were criticized for their al­ New Yonk, Feb. 6 (>Pi-'Before-s-with only 39 seconds left in the games Muring four varsit.v seasons, ing its highest score, ever, and Lawrence 5 < 8-10 IS “t - OHiYES'. THE STEELY OLIMTOF.THE 44 10 MtKEE EVE...THE PIRW JAW, ATHLETIi: ^ A SPINE-CHILLING SITUATION. FAR REMOUBO leged "m ilitary 16ok. " j the game la.st night Big Bill Riia- j game. •Robbie, a senlol-. still has nine raising its overall record to 16-2. New York, Feb. 6, (A»i •Did hei-york State Athletic Commi«.sion Lorch BY RALSTON JONES and FBANK RIDGEWAY t.asnier .1 1-1 FIGURE AND ALLURE THAT ME MCKEES FROM AN ARTISTS STUDIO 1 / ------Last season's ski i-aces resulted sell complained of a .sHght^harley j He added another, ■with an as- regular season games plil.s what­ C ornell, Green was ,the ..Aggies fall or was_ he'pushed? The an- .said Ryan had *uffere an 86-77 victorv over, and a long right .hv'd lead. Ryan, orthreeathlete-stoaroonu The^ j ^ Celtic* La*t night though. Cal-defeated I r.arv A u tom atic C-ount ' 1 ^o^niaers also speeded up ®ho« | syracu*e National.*. His previous high this season tVas 39, against N ew York Dec. Big Uve member Wa.shington. 68-1 gcoreU seven .straight .4dd it innal. Entrirfl caught.ueht RyanRvan in mid-ring,mid-rine. “'Sii He o”r».u :~ ^ Jsrj: j 5?i'! ■ s, however, ap-'| 19. Other high m arks o f his career ,e , points. In the final minutes to gjve i —a I ano ir fir.si trainer, bothered Ca|- T\yo com plaints, seemed to try to back' off. tripped Officials and it,”"'® ''’imory and, atreGhed l-h®"'j mcliide 41 against Syracuse and Hete’ji luMighl .s top action; i;>®c- 1 ^|,g Cautahs their first league vie-) houn only in the seventh and eighth , pear to' remain: and fell'. When the knockdow n Interest u* *0. high -in the third ■ the dotvnhill ®»®!®V.'^‘';‘*‘”!'.'*“‘^‘'° * 40 each against Syracu.se and ond-ranked Bradley (16-1)^ plays topy 79-78, over second-place C or-; When he -landed a series of over­ annual Father and Son Bowling* JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN skiers .still think ...... i 5 t^u i ^ 1 ui Mi.ssouri Valley neighbor North jpp|j timekeeper started to count. Gold­ track, with Us two flatterflattni' stretch-1 at I'Ati'hL Philanelpnia. y*• t j Phi-laffeagtie pulling away fcoen his ngbC hand nose all through the flgbt btit Williams and Pete McCartan were .Ameriean I.,eagne sired and the frequent snow* of 48 miffutea He got -hia !)0th . re­ heat the Huakie*. Darrs.ll Imhbff Rocheater^.A-. Cleveland 3^ and twisted niy ankle.'' j staged a strong rally to pull f'ut high aeorara for ' Manehaateri St this week have left it bumpy. bound, breaking bia own record, Qdebec at Springfield. led tbei-Golden Bear8 with 23 Providence 4, Sprin^ield^ 4. iv . karry. Kleiman -of tbe; New Ithe deeimon from bia-weary foe. Paul a b ig b acorer w m PartilL *#■ • - \ . k - X j .

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P A C E N W * V i MANCHESTER EVENING liERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1960 IR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., toU R D A Y, FEBRUARY «. 196b PAGE Houses for Sale 72 Dogs—Bird0->Pets 41 Apartmehta—Flata— HouSM for Sals 72 Houses for Sale 72 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Male 3d Fuel atid Feed 49-A Rooms Without Board 59 Squaw Valley Scores First Household Services , THHRE OUGHTA b e a L A W Tenements 63 BIRCH MOUNTAIN Extension - MANCHESTER COCKER SPANIEL Imps, reds and FURNISHED ROOM for rent, light I—MINIMUM down, FHA mort­ ■ T ’ Offered 13-A PRODUCTTON-MACHINTST I^BASONKD hardwood, cut any gage, 6 room cape, 3 or 4 bed­ Bolton. 6 room cape. 6 Ye mort­ Six room cape with one-car ga­ buffs, AKC registered. $36. M I housekeeping, woman only. MI MANCHESTER — 1 room apart­ With Olympic Post Ofiice 9-188*. length, *10 a load delivered. rooms. Selling under $13,000. R. gage may be aaaumed. 4 finlahed, rage convenient to bus and aehool. ! t v s e r v ic e - Potterton’i aU iHWU.LOOltvMHOtVltlUf , CRINGEL'f f iOU IUTMtBM« For Second Shift Grantland Nuraery and Land- 9-9986. ment, tiled bath, newly .edeco- F. Dtmock Co., M I 9-5245 or Bar­ one partially finished, one unfin­ Nice condition. Lot 60x240. Asking MEEtmn,«aonoa B ut MEET rated convenient. West Center CLASSIFIED makes. Highest qvfaiity guaranteed CaiHOtuyf HOWAHETOU, HIM IN HIS ' IPW T! 1.00KAT’WE'*/AT'«J ^ acape. MI 8-0669. NEW LY DECORATED robm In bara Woods, M l 9-7702. ished room'. Recreation room, full $13,500. MAPAWVANO ■ • Squaw valley, CJallf.—The only work and parts, over 17 yeara ex l-'fOUOLD MM 09 A OUNI ■ WULtOUPTHifi IlNENlW First class men capable of read­ Articles For Sale 45 St. location. Heat provided. Also baaemenL lot 150x200. $14,800. OPPiCC ANO PR t 'OAK WOOD -C u t fireplace privete home, ahower, parking. poet office ever to serve an Olym­ perlence. Famous for service elnce VOU'LI IWEAS-hl'* feuEvt ME,MM.eeiMi£LV, ' EHEIT.'X DON’T KNOW ing blueprints, setting up' and op­ available—email 3 room apart­ n —VERNON—New 6 room ranch, Marion E. Robertaon, Broker, Ml ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Ruth Millett THE EWiriST «lW 'iOU'a J0(T and atove lengthe. 110 per load de- M I 9-8351. ■ ment on Center St. Call the Jarvis pic Games Bite exclusively, in the tnsi. Phone Ml 9-'/4 bAtha, built-in ovan and Ml 9-8952. unique poet office operation in the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A DVT. Only $12,500. high school or college. ■ . . I $175. Call MI 9-.3022., range,' fireplace, oversized garage Valley, expecU hie four clerks to So we understood" -wltot'' •ne • ALL MAKES of TV, radio' and Garden— Far,m— Dairy Over an acre of land, .aelling SCHOOL S T R E E T -^H rooms, new 2 Family—6 down, 7 up. Better MONDAT Thni FKmAV J0;S0 A.M.—SATI BDAT » A,M. SIX ROOM duplex, garage. Center handle approximately 3,000 in­ home electronic equipment ex- THE FULLER BRUSH CO. i SEWING MACHINE-1Jist year'a Produ cts 50 Apartments—Flats— $18,700. R. F. Dimock Co., M I heating system, new plumbing, hurry—$16,900. coming piecea-of mall daily during meant when one '■Of th* motlter* St. Call M l 8-6973 after 8 p.m. aluminum atorms, eaaily convert­ I pertl.v repaired with a 90-day 88 Long Hill St., East Hartford ' model (never iisedi, $25. Will taka 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MI the Games. remarked, " I guSaa ; guarantee. Call Mr, Britney at the FOR GREEN Mountain potatoes Tenements , 63 ed to 3 apartments. Priced for 7 Room Split Level, I'A bathe. HLEAS^READ YOUR Wd ------12 w'e.ekly. Eastern State Dlatrfbu- FOUR ROOM flat with garage, 9-7703. But that’s not his main concern. the age when I’m grateful to hay* Manrhoa.cr T\'. Ml 9-1016. rail "Hathaway for delivery. MI quick sale. J. D. Realty, MT Just one year old. ^ . PAINT SALES Trainee wanted by | to,, corp. .Ml 3-5194. FURNISHED 3^ room apartme* limanlic HA 3-1196. *15.600. Call Richard F. Dlmock forced hot water heat. Spacious wall to wail carpeting. $11,900. ^erO on for snv advertisement and then only to the exten , ( a pav J2S0 per month, bonus "Off . - T T r i T ' „—An'.. ->..7 ment, etove, refrigerator neat. Busineas Mock. Depot Square. Mr. handled this rate of maU for a y e ^ . woman’s daughter, ISft h*r otto car allow'ance Excellent advance- LSF-D LUMBER Clean 2x3, 2x4, AT NORMAN’S Co.. Ml 9-5345 or Barbara Woods, rooms. Two-car garage. By ap- ^ t k e cood" tn'serfton. Error, nhlrh do not le.wn the valiie of WEAVING o l hums, noth holes eiMrt tin A«l Apply M.-rlow’a, 867 Main St Keith, M I 8-8191. Bhilbrick Agoncy 4 Room Cepe, Beautiful, large It would add up to BOmethlng like group of friends to come over V* the adverttsement nrill not be rorrerted hy "maUe good Insertion. 2x6 and up. Assorted sheathing, M: 9-7702. potntnient only. A and tom clothihg, hosiery runs, ment opportunity. State age. send kn 9-88461. lot—$10,900. . ten mlilion, pine hundred and fifty our table and eSy •'hello.'! det'slle of education end exper-; flooring. Inside doors, window 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE PORTER STREET -E x tra targa JUST BUILT 3 modem 4 room handbags repalredK stpper re V I—MANCHESTMiR. New ItaUng. tliousand pieces. So It’s a g < ^ It’s a very unimportant incident lence lo.Box W, Herald. sash, plumbing supplies, r'P*** apartment. 3 bedrooms, oil fur­ flats, sound proof. Cabinet kitch­ WARREN E. HOWLAND, placement, umbrellas repaired hot w'ater and steam fumsces, Six room cape. Immaculate con­ R0CKLEDGE-»514 rooni Ranch, thing we shut down March 31.” , and yet It might eurprise a lot fOUR COOPERATION. WILE n :„l 3-27T1 $388 nace 1110. MI 9-5229 till 8 p.m ./ en, electric .range, ceramic bath, modem kitchen with bullt-lne, fire men’s shirt' collars r^ w sed s d 1 NEED TWO workers, not sales­ cabinet sinks and bricks. Open dition. Atuched breezeway and Realtor The branch poet office, known of teenagers to find out ‘Just how BE APPRErlATEn ti^lUI IT»I ** » » replaced. Marlow’s LIttleX Mend Apartments—Flats—/ 4 dpaets, plus \<% basement stor- place, living ro6m, IM bathe full officially aa the Olympic VaUey, men, for Fuller Brush Co, Esrri I daily 3:30-5 p.m. Saturdays *-4 -.11 new, 10-piece living room, sge per apartment. Heat and garage, ameslte drive. Near Man- 575 klAlN ST. kn 8-1108 much their smallest courteslea are ! ing'Shop, - \ p.m. Call Choman Housewrecklng, ,lh piece bedroom, 20 piece-kitchen Tenements / 63 cbesteri-^tospltal. $18,700. R. F. baaement. Forced hot water heat, Calif., Post Office, is aUffed by ^ tu u U u T e r 190 to $100 per w’eek. Married. : parking furnished. Central loca­ storm windows. Phllbrick Agency. appreciated by adulta. . Ml 9-2.392. aet. DimocU Co. Ml 9-521# or Barbara Sve CSvU Service employee who Teenagers today ars so busy m Automobiles for Sale 4 BlULTAiLOH, Must have late model car. High ; HEATED 6 room a] sent, with tion—Just off downtown Main St. Ml 9-8464. and Found f M4*/eocK ir„ School graduate. AD 6-1929, TR j Woodi.lMI 9-7702. r. B0LT0|^ LAKfe opened for buelnoea Dec. l. There their own little world that many iSTAUF'FER REDUCING machine, garagt and back yi rd. But-and $120, M I 9-6644. are four clerks who speak, among Ruilding-ContractinK II «0«Tex',MKC. 5-9001. N O R M A N S i IN C . SOUTH WINDSOR - 79 Laurel St. of them Scarcely know that adulta TO SETTLE E S T A T E -19.6.6 Rlilj>R excellent condition, call PI 2-7111 children's school l^ d y . Hot water X—BOLTON-^ room ranch, en­ Generous size 1 room ranch with them, Dutch, German, French and I Roadmaatcr, 1-door sedan, power V; m». ■■«»! siwimm/IrMUCtii ------I L — . 113 Hartford Road ar gas range fumiahed, 8130 8 room ranch, extra Targe klt<»h- are people who have feelings, too. ate No.-RA 1662. NO SELLING experience neces­ after 5. Manchester SIX ROOM flat, aecond floor ail closed breezeway with lalouate carport.. 4H% mortgage, 82 Spanlah as well as English. The l o s t —Liren.o. pi I steering power brakes, A-1 enndi- AN6’ KIND of carpentry and pahi monthly. MI 9/018. an, .buUt-tn oven, aereened porch, monthly. Hot w ^ e r baseboard The sduiu who give up an ove*^ j a 9-S657. net work done. Honest and’ telia- sary. Steady—no layoff. $90 a Essy Terms Ml 8-1524 conveniences, garage. M I 8-7981.« wlnilowa. garage, awnings, com­ other member ie ths mall courier, 1 tinn $1,200. n 2-60.10. / week guaranteed with extra bene-j VACITITM CLEANER bination doort and windows, M- halt acre lot. Excellent financing heat, fireplace, aluminum com- No Laagnage Barrtor Ing to chaperone a dance, th* bio workmanship Rosroe NEW 8-roonf apartment, heat, hot available. Marion B. Robertaon. mother who drives a teenage car Help Wanted— Female 35 fits. Married. Car needed. Rock­ model (never used ( $15. WIIL Open 9 a.m,—9 p.m. acre land. Immaculate condition. blnatlona, lightning protection, Should any language difficulty Thompson. Ml 3-I890 for est' M o vin i T ru ck in g— , Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 water, atdve, refrigerator, gartge, Broker. kU 8-5958. pocl, the teacher who spends many AnnouncemenicnVs^ ville area. See Mr. Karbonia. $2 weekly.. Eastern Slate Business Locations $14,400. R. F. Dimock Co. Ml ameeite drive, built-in 1957, easy icpr during the Osmte. in sPlte Auto Drivinfe School 7-A mates. .. , / Before you buy furniture anywhere no children, 876 monthly. Call PI extra hours sponsoring a echool Btr^e 20 MORTGAGES— Consolldats your MANCHESTER hoiisewivei! 1 The Tuesday, 2 p.m. at .Connecticut tributor Corp'! -Ml 3-.6I9G 9-5345 or Barbara Woods, MI i r OAKLAND ST. 1 room house. financing. Asking $12,800. this ilnguietlc battefy. ui*y Shop ,'at Norman'* for Rent 84 9-7702. activity, the relatives who. never ELECTROLUN ! MOF^^ Man:liestcr's lead BIIlWELL HtiME Improvemen monthly payments into one lump increasing demand for Avon's Stale Employment Service. *06 ALMOST NEW h o y 'k ir furnace, Large lot With trees. iOOx2lO. won’t have far te go Co Alterations, additions B« MANCHESTER ^ k a ^ e Delivery. fragrances, toiletries and beauty Main St.. Manchester. AD 6-1929. TB r EE f u r n is h e d rooms, eJl LAWRENCE F. FIANO forget to send a gift to a teen* aeanera--Siwcial $69 7.6 driving school. Three skill I. sum with a second mortgage. Pay­ complete with bUfners and con, M APLE BED. full aize, complete AlR-OONDinONBD S-room otflcs. RESTORED CAPE Colonial. 4 bed Price $10,600. kU 9-1808. The poet office la located in the Ito- rages Rpoflng and aiding experts. Light trucking andxpackage oeliv- aid.s, and the continued growth of improvements. Car parking. 186 ______11/1 Paul P. Fiano MI $-0158 cepUon Center building, where Uie ager on epeclsl cccaelone, friend* mth all tools. Also courleous instructors. Class room ments arranged to meet 'your in­ trols 16*;ooo -BTU, ver\- resson- with mattreaa and coil springs, e ^ ' lOOIfc Main Street t-»catlon Park­ rooms, 5 fireplaces, paneling, eX' teed factory rebuilt cleaners. ,j .7 Aluminum clapboards » specialty ery. Hofrigerators. Xwashers. and Manchester, have created open­ Bissell St. MANCHESTER • South Windsor Interpreters’ Center also la sltu- of a teenager’s parents—aU thes* stove moving specialty: Folding come. Expedierlt servicei Dial MI sble.' MI 3vrt33. » • cellent condition. ktI 9-6S35. X ing. Marlotrs, $87 Main S t posed beams, 3% acres, brook. BROKERS kU 1-2768 Unexcelled workmanship. Essy 3-5129. J, n. Realty. 170 Main St. ings for representatives. If ■ .vou H<^lp W a n ted — Area—Customers wanted. . We sell, are too often Ignored by the young Ml 3-6306 ralephone Mr Mprllock, Director chairs for rent. Ml 9 FHA loan available. Owner. North ; buctset terms. Ml 9 6195 or TR have .spare time, why not turn it Male or Female 3i 17 ’ .MOTOROLA TV. all rhannele, FOUR ROOM apartment, central: m a i n s t r e e t —Building for com buy, build,- rent and . trade retl- SO. WINDSOR—New BV4 room * ^ m c e the athleUe are to Uve In folks. INCOME TAXES prepared in your- 1. __of ______TJriver Education .ME 9-7?08. ly located, new refrigerator end Coviehtry, P I 2-8205, , '5-9109 AUSTIN A: CHAMBERS c k Local- IMPROVE YOUR credit. A multi­ into dollars so you too'can get the j r tut arbor table saw with Musical Instruments 53 mardai buainata or . office uae. denttai property. We have a fine ranch with atUched garage. Built- Olympic Village," a cioee^.srea, Yet It only takes a minute or home or by appomtnient. 'ExP^r- i Connecticut MEN WOMEN $20 dailv. Sell stove, garage, hot water, $80.. first ^117 moving, packing, storage.X Low- tude of monthly payments may be extl’as you w’ant, CH 7-1137. ich *.V6. » metal chain. $2 .60 WiH subdivide. Ml 9-8329. 9-6. BY OWNER—Attractive modern 5 eelection of old and new homes. ins, full basement, half acre lot. there le a epeclai Prtvate w ln d w two for a teenager to stop and tented tax work, -1 hour •ervice. cgn»ed owvhng school ALL TYPES OF carpentry work luminous nameplates. write HEAR THE Kinsman.4fpinet organ. heat Included. Adults only. MI cen»ed train^ lumped into one second mortgage ^arh. MI 9-0710, room single tiouae, centrally . lo­ All llstinrs are very realleUcally Florence Realty, MI 8-4838. for them. Tesxna will cell for ttelr lay "hello” and introduce a friend Ml 3-1723 ' j done. Alterations dormers, roof-' rate on long distance moves to 6'OUNG LADY to work in modern Reeves Co.. Attleboro. Mass. Finest of home ^ a n s . Ufeflme 8-0190. O FFlCE-/ndrew s Building, 83 E. Certified a..„ approved, 1* ^ n6\v of- 18 states. Ml 3-.6187. with payments on only $22.25 for cated. Venr atnali down payment priced. We have many different mall according to country and th w to an adult. _ ___ _ / 1 rin g. porches, finish iip.stalrs, each $1,000, you need. Dial CH Ten ,Pin Bowling Ijines. Must i HOT POINT automatic washer ■ enjoyment. Diibaldo Music Cen­ Center Ot., elevator, parking, 840 methods for nnanctni. A ll In GREEN klANOR—8 room ranch, FEDERAI. INCOME taxes pre-! fering clashtnom anjj-^ behind z ; required. Owner will help finance distribute it among their own ath­ It only takes a minute to chat wheel Instruction teenagers ' ba.scment.s and garage, etc. Call 6-8897'and, alik for Eranke Burke know how to type and to Assist at ter 186 W. Middle Turnpike. Call per month. AD 8-1828. Evening! quirlea are kept confidentlel. Try 3 bedrooms, attached garage, pared with your savings.in mind.! MANCHESTER Moving and TniclC : .ind apartment alr.e’gas stove. Call SIX ROOM duplex; 1100 monthly Write Box V, Herald. letes. SpecUtors will use S f” ' with the chaperone at a dance. ,6fT ft-,6981. \or -Mrs. Carter now. Connectiriil counter work. 5L da vs a week, Situations Wanted- M l'9-6205./ ___ JA 8-1889. UB, make that phone call now. Wo ceramic tile; beautifully l«tnd- Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-6216. j Ml 9-6075 ing Company, Ixical and tong dis­ MI 9 .6624, eral delivery system for obtainmg It only takes a little common Mortgage E.\ehange. 15 Lewis St., I 9-5. Call MI 3-1,607, F em ale 38 Inquire 108 Spruce St. mav bt able to solve your to e in g AIJ, TYPES of carpentry, recrea­ tance moving, packing*and stor­ FIRST FLOOR office apsce 18’xl8’ , TWO FAkHLY, 5-7 duplex, eeparste aceped. $15,200. kfl 3-5311. courtesy to include the mother, PREPARE ro'Rwrlvor's test; Harlford, • « ^--- 1------^ * THOMAS'ORGAN, used, aave $800. problem. Phone kn 8-1886. Weeley INCOME TAX returns prepared by tion rooms,’ remodeling, additions age. Regular service throughout ; F'UIX-TIME position for a -espori- DFINTAI, ASSI.STANT. reception] 2 mshuals, 2 expression pedals, FOUR ROOM apartment. Including preferably for accountant or aimi furnaces, 2-car garage, $16,900. "'coron a to very pleased with the who la chauffeuring a carload of : Ages 16 to -60. Drivin^and class New England Stales and Florida. ' Boat.s and Accessories' ;f Paul J. Correntl, kll .3-536$. Vancour, Broker-Builder. BOLTON—6 room ranch, breaze- former Litemal Revenue agent in : room. T h j^ instniclorsxNo wail- ; and garages. Call Ml S‘+291. j sible''woman, 25-40 yeara did lor isl. bookkeeper yfould like part- presets', individual volume con- heat, hot water gaa for cooking lar aenice.type of busineaa. Cen­ cooperauon the Olympic Ofgwto- teenagers, in the general conversa­ I .Ml 3-6563. way, one-car garage, plus a 8>4 vour home or hv appoinfment, MI : general office and store work. time position^lart immediately. jU^ol on all Uba. mahogany finish, electric refrigerator and gas tral location, ample parking Ing Committee has given him. ; ing Manchester DrivIngNAcade Business Opportunities 32 14 FOOT ROW BOAT. Marine ply* stove. 192 monthly. Cell Ml 9-4071 BOLTON—8 room eplit level, 8 room apartment, $14,900. Mc­ tion. 9-8938. m y ^ l 2-7249. Some t.vping experience. Write Recent ref^r^ces. BU 9-5R.61. ^ ^ ’ard Music Stores. 99 Summer. Space, receptionist and telephone bedrooms, full dining room." Large SIX ROOM house, 190 Maple St. Carthy Enterprieee, MI 9-4576. "TTiey buUt to our opeclflcationa 8o watch it, you teenagers. Take * • • ' wood bottom. *59. Glastonbury MW from 6-7 p m. anawering aervlce. Phone MI Koofing-^Siding Ifi "^SEiDicp] s t a t i o n "T“ Box A. Herald. Open Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs­ living room. Electric diih washer ka 9-7119. Robert D. Murdock, M I 8-6472. and we have double faclUtlee in­ that extra moment to be" gracious '.3-1*29. 8-2245. K N A PP SHOES. Hairy Mahoney. Painting— Papering 21 day, Friday till 9 p.m. FIVE BOOM duplex, hot water, and range. ’ Fireplace.' One car cluding lobbies, scales, letter drops, to members o f the generatlMS tJarage— Service— Storage 1,(1 qiuG H I.fN ROOFTNO Company.^ OPPORTUNMTY . fions W a n ted — M ale 39 caah drawers sind other equipment. MIS-1327 bath, shower, yard, no heat. 1101 heated garage. $15,800. McCarthy CHARMED? SURPRISED? ahead of you. thr. Aluminum siding, asphalt PAINTING ■ AND paperhangmg. LARGE STORE at 36 Birch 13 XU of it is new. Oiie aide o f the out.atahding W e f«r exper-j Help Wanted-Male 3G MAN w it h platform truck desires Ffead Herald .\dva. Sullivan Ave.. Wapplng. Bgl 1-1918, Enterprises, kCI 9-1578. Robert D. Lots for Sale Don't be so taken up with your Z- ksoviatos roofing Also aluminum, Gfiod cleun workmanship aU rea­ tiiiig ^ a n c Wanted—To Buy 58 Apply Marlow's, 867 Main You will be when yoii see this steady part-time w'ork,. Call .Ml Near Main St. Barking. Murdock, M I 8-8172. office to for the general public, the own age group that you ar* Personals 3 GARAGE FOR RENT. 182 Maple galvaiur.ed or copper gutters and sonable rales. 30 yeai's in Man- ienced individuaKdividuaK in field ■ of aotp ' , „ attractive ranch located in excel­ UI7ION STREET, Manchester - 7 Ml s e rv ic ii^ service station manage-! FULLER 9-78.63. . WE BUY end sell antique and used other for athletes and.Oaroee of- scarcely aware that anyone Out­ St. MIvB-1751.' leadersX.MI 3-7707. . Chester. Raymond Fiske FOUR ROOM flat for rent. Avery NICE 8 ROOM oversized qape with lent school section. There sire 3 B tone toU with city water. $2,800 ■ menr o^.similar activity to opcr-: (openings for Man.hesle SOI TH WINDSOR furniture, china, glass, sliver pic­ fleiais. side It is real. VAOCUM CLEANEB^repatredANEBB^r in 9-9237. St. $n 4-0601. Houses for Rent 65 ceramic tile bath, close to Main nice sized bedrooms, family styla each. kO 6-8495.______^_____ WhUe s'verycne to enooiireged to sh c^ Fi ROOFING, SU)ING, painting Car­ ------^------hilfh gallonage s'ej vic.e station | “ ,77(^099 P'^mtervi^v^* IJ Mile From Msneheoffr ture frames, guns, attic' contents, my own home uhpp. Forty years GARAGE FOR RENT at 93 Foster Hotfs— Birds— Pets 41 St., moderately priced for quick kitchen with cebineU galore. Spa­ uhUlie the outgoing eerrioee of ^ e factory experience.enCe. All makes, pentry. Altenvtlons and additions BERT PLANTE — Painting and on heavily traveled thriiway and ^ ' r imei le . whole estates. FumttUre refin GENERAL RENTAL agency- We cious living room bursting with APPRO XIM ATELY (4 acre lot ih .SI. .MI fl-2894. Ished and repalrgd Furniture Re­ f o u r r o o m s paVUally furnished sale. J. D. Realty, kQ 8-5139. branch for ft* Olympic Valley, low rates. free.ree estimates,estirr free Ceilings W or^anshtp guarnn paperhanging r.ontrartor,-. Work near neighhorliood in Manchester, i (rgin ^ F'lne op CANARIES FOR sale, guaranteed specialtze- In rentals of all Hinds. charm. Screened porch, attached B zone, all facilities, 88.8O0. Also pair Service and Sales, Talcott- single house on large lot. LakS' Calif., po*tm*rir. Corona empha­ pickup ai^ delivery. Mr. Miller, teed A E D lo n ^ c ., 299 Autumn expertly done. No ioh too small. Send age, experieme. Ijranking portunity ' exists t^ yo u p ‘ g m«n to to sing. Also female canaries for 5 RANCHES Call J. D, Realty. Ml 8-8129. eve­ view Terrace, South Coventry TWO FAkULY 4-4. central locaUon, garage, well rianted yard and a Induatrial land for sale. Call kO Sinatra Jokes Business Services Offered 13 j vUle kn 3-7119. sizes that incoming mall to for the 5a 8 5109.' St Ml 3-1*60 F'ullv insured .Ml 9-R965 I and character references to'Box U, enter (■(insumeg'Tinance field. Ex imU. *7 Rt. nings Ml 8-1817. Call MI 9-8593. nice condition. Both apartmenU 414% mortgage available with low 3-1990. ______■ Herald. vacant. Call now to inapeet at your down payment. The price? $18,500. athletes, officials, press, volunteer ! R A D IO -^ RFiPAiRS, any make— j pamling coroftany requires the: ^ Y 'S ROOFING CO . Mungle and THOMAS HARRISON — Pamling . services of'a man willing to work j LER FOR RENT—Why look further? COVENTRY—Four rooms, 885 convenience. John H. Lappen, Inc. VERNON—70 acres with 1,100 feet workers, gueata and p riw te oor- StandardWit cars, arnplifiera phonographs i and paperhanging. Guaranteed F'OR LEASE — A completely Rooms Without Board 59 Automobiles for Sale 4 huili-in roofs, gutter aniKcondiic- hard apft anxious to get ahead.j ' 4 We have new 3U room, heated Five rooms, 8100. Single home kU 9-5381. ELVA TYLER, Realtor commercially soned frontage an porationa connected with the changers. Over 17 years total ex [ lor work: roof, chimnev nmairs workmanship. MI 9-.2I97. equipped modern service , station main hlgl>w»y-'Within minutes of ThiS/rS a career opportimi'y with ATTRACTIVELY furnished rooms apartments in residential araa of with built-in electric range. Also Games. The late Alexander . WoUcott OLDER CARS, mechanlci spe- pencncp 90 days giiaraijtee .^n all Rav Hagenow, MI 9-2211 i\Rav at a prime location in Rockville. » SEPTIC TANKS Witk .. , , Rockville Just 15 minutes from LARGE, THREE bedroom ranch Memlnr M.L.S; kO 9-4469 school: City water available. Ex- Members of the .Organltong many company sponsoied benefits Complete light housekeeping fa­ homes for sale. $8,600 and up. Al clala flxlt yourself cars, always work Potterton’s Ml 9-1537. .lai^kson. MI 3 *325. FfXTERlOR and interior painting. Exceptional opportunity for an • G,L No Down P*Twent watched EYank Sinatra autograph Teferred Finance. 9*’’ 'fain St. Cl,.EAVr.n an.(i INSTALLED cilities available. Pncea as lew as Hartford by WUbur Cross High­ fred D. Hecklar.' P I 3-8619 with attached garage and fuU eellent for commercial or raalden- Committee end VaUey reeldent* • good selection Look behind our Ceilings refinishcd.^Papcrhanging. aggressive man. Attractive rental way. Kitchan appllancea furnished. baaement Located in beautiful kU 9-9901 M I 9-6081 tlal development. George J. Cole­ before idolizing Chicago fane ear­ afnee. Dwgias Motors, 833 Main. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Servioie. j -tVallpaper bonk-s/flstimates given. 810 weekly Central Children ac aim get their mall aa uaual at ly in the Sinatra craze (1943) and terms available. Tidewater jin BORE operator familiar with • SEWERS • Piirchnse I,e*»e Flsn Ml 9-1824, T R 6-1166. MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom co­ Tamarack BUle wtth outstanding man, Rockville, TR 6-4045, TB Squaw Valley, Tahoe City, CaJlf. available all hours. Satisfaction illy covered Iiy insurance. Call Co.. ,)A 7-7221. F'.venings / 3 A ' -----L-.-j— .....— a..... • *107 Monthly Complet* cepted. limited 11 Arch St. Mrs MANCHESTER — • «»«>«» whimsically commented: RoofinjT and Chimneys ifi-A mea.suring system desit- MArHINT- CLEANED lonial. V i baths, completely re convenience to echool. shopping 8-4710.______' . ' ■ NEED A CAR and had your credit guaranteed. Call Ml 9-13i5. Edivard R Price. .MI 9-199.3. R.R914. • Decorated To Vour fftoica Dorsey. ATTRACTIVE 2 room furnished and travel. Bales exscuUva cepe. Paneled sunporch. Attached poet office. “ Son, you look like one pencil turned down? Short on down pay­ ahle hi|vnot necessary Bndgeport r>decorated, 2-car garage. Conven garage. Nice lot. Save costly clos­ Corona has set up 19 letter drops a Immediate Oeriipanry __ apartment, private entrance, bath lent location. $160 per month. Call tranaferring to Chicago. Estate' SOMERS—80 acres, center of town, writing with another.” ment? Had a repossession? Don't CHAIN SAW work - Trees rut. ROOFING - Specializing repairing EXTERi DR a n d interior painting milling machine operator with job • installation FURNISHED ROOM -One minute ing cost, $2,400. Aaeumes present all over the Valley. Of th' I Reasonable ral.s Call PI 2-'f558 , roof.ii of all kinri.s. New roofs, gut­ shofi exp(»rienre. ' Apply .Morland • riihlir But and Shopping ■from Main Street, light, house ! heat: hot water, gas. electric and the Jarvis Realty C6., 283 E. Can like groimds in fine nMghborfaood. excellent for development, attrac­ With that remark an antir* , give up! See Honest Douglas, get and patterhanging. Wallpaper Help Wanted^T-Fipmale mortgage. Asking $14,990. Mc­ tively priced, $87,000. George J- are the regular size •collection ! between l;30;l-39 or any time ter work , i hlinneys cleaned re­ hooks. Gulu;anteed workmanslUp Tool Co 2H W, Main St,, Rock­ SPECIALISt Center keeping, women only Ml 9 - n e ■ t ! parking. 36 Union St. ter 8f. MI 8-4112. CuatoiR-buUt in 1966 first quality legend of Sinatra ‘‘thin man” the lowdown on the lowest down throualuHit. Tastefully decorated Carthy Enterprises, kll 9-1578. Coleman Rockville,' TR 5-4045, boxes found on city rireet comers, jokes was born. It received con­ and smallest payments anywhere. j Saturday or Sunday paired. Aluminum aiding. 39 Reasonable nUes Fully in.sured WAITRE.SS WANTED days. Only' ville. M l'.3-996,3. VERNON — New colonial luxury Robert D. Murdock. M I 3-8472. Elach dormitory has a email size years' experience. Free , osti- Glen Roberts WELL-HEATED rooms. 1 and 2 with i^ lo p ln e .trehogany trim. TR 6-4710^______■ .. trast support through the yeara Not a small loan or ftnsnee com­ Fqsl and rourteou.s service. I..eo experienced ^ateed applv. Walriiit — ' ' ' apartment with 4 spacious rooms, SIX ROOM house, $90. kO 9-6229 box while there are two more in m ' * m " RUBBI§H removal .fcallires 1 niatps. Call Hawley, .MI .3-.636I, Ml Restaiii anX ,7 Walnut St.^ Man-j ME.V EARN money In yoiu- spare Town and Country REALTOR ' room cabins, all furnished. Call Sensibly'priced at $17,900 making RCXaCLEDGE — New 6 room Co- from Fr^ Alien, Bob Hope and pany plan;' Douglas Motors, 333 J Pelletier Ml V6326. $125 includes heat, hot water, ga­ till 5.______MANCHESTER—4 B zone lota, the athletes’ dining haU. ' full-time' coinmercial, industrial, ' .3-976.3. - - Chester,-^ '' • U"’ *' taking a survey for a leading kn 9-19-08248'between 5-7 p.m. excellent finencliw avaUable. For iMiiaJ with forced hot water heat, other keepers of the world’s hu­ Main St. ______residential, service. Attics, cel- Mi 4-1521 rage. 13 cubic foot self-defrosting details which apply to you call kU could be Industrial. Also lot Hourly OoUeotions ' in.smame company. 6'»ai round Drainage Co. MO'DERN 5 ROOM, convenient, fireplace, living room. 1(4 baths, Box Mountain Drive. Vernon and mor. ; lars. vards, burning, barrels.'card-^ STFpf&GRAPHER—Will ttain lo do I work. Also ideal for retiied or W’EEK DAY EVKNINOS ATTRACTfVELY furnished room refrigerator, washer, dryer and 9-137$ R u e - r V Broderick, A new_red. White and' blue sta­ WANTED - Clean used cars. We heated garage tn basement. Sound single, with option to buy. Small modem kitchen complete with South St.. Oventry. Mancheater— Sinatra himself fondly recall* I board drut , snow'plowing (side- Coui'ses and C la^s 27 fling a thing. Douglas Motors. 8.38 Main. I walkai. MI 9-97-67. •'Y. Herald. , ^ hourly rate. Call MI .3-2.319. 9-1. j rage. PhUbrlck Agency. MB 9-6164, collection boxes hourly during the F’.LKCTRONICS olfers well-ph^ Maple St. other wonderful features. Just 15 diately. kn 9-1116. ROCKLEDGB custom built 5(4 zone lot In Mencheeter. J. D. hoe-handle. In addlUop to g<4ng PI 'MBING AND heating - re Games. There’ll be no etorage through most P f hij life as "T h * 1956 FORD V* convertible with SNOW PI,0\VINf7—Driveways, etc.- positions tn teehniciap.s and WOMEN B’.ARN money in your | minutes from Hartford via park­ room ranch, attached garage, fin­ SO. WINDSOR—8 bedroom ranch, Realty, M l 8-5129. j top scrvi(.:e. Save .I'oiir hack and modeling, installation.^, repairs. PLEASANT HEATED room near way. on bus line. Call TR 5-2600. ished recreation ropm. plue nu­ problem. Aa soon aa the mall to Voice," Sinatra haa alao v*been standard shift, radio, heater, dc- icemen. ''Ixani-hy-dcing” ^Zlrai spaie’ time taking a survey for a 1 Suburban for Rent 66 spacious kitchen and living room, THREE CMOTCE tots available processed with the Olympic Val­ heart Manchester Esso Service All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ now at Conneclicut'.s OUJ^t Elec . sicading insurance companv Y'ear bath tor gentleman. Free parking. TR 6--6578. merous extras. By appointment called “The Bony Baritone” and froeter. Good top and tires. Beati- perience, 24-hour servjre. Call attached ftiH basement. $2,200 ner lot. R. F. Dlmock Co.. ley, CJaltf., postmark. It’ll be taken fill dark green, only $1** down. It s Center, .Ml 9-819*. ! ironic School. Day evening) : Txnmd work, also ideal for hopse ; 54 High St.______only, Paul J, Correntl, kO 8-6888. 'The Pipestem Caruao.” Earl V’anCamp. .Ml 9-4749. THREE ROOM apartment. ROCKVILLB-'Park Street. 4 room Owner trenefer necessitates sale. MT 9-5246 or Barbara Woods, kO to Tahoe City for onward dispatch. Brunn’er's for values. On the Man­ classes! Spring tpimr^taits March m’iVrs Guaranteed- hourly raie. / And from the personal jqk* Three room apartment. 155. heated apartment, $75 monthly. SEIXUDED, immaculate 8 room Low diwOjT'payment...Call John H. .9-7702. "During the Oamee," says Cor­ chester Vernon town line ,in Tal- MOETENSEN TV SptLcializrd’ RCA JFMTETS LEAKING? I will re- 29, I.imited epfollment free Call M.I .3-2,319. 9-1 PLEASANT heated room lor rent. Alio 8 jroomtapartment with heat Lappen, tac., for more information bank of B ^ Hope come, the fol­ placement senCdee extended tui- 9-5228, 9 flu 5. ranch, buUt-ln stove, garage, ona, "we might run a special lowing .standard Sinatra gagz> cottvilie. Open evfnings: - * television, service. Ml 9-4641. ' paik or replace wa.sher.s on any ■ 't ' ■ Suitable for one-ot-4wo.- Ml 9-1839> and hot water, $86 monthly TR many extras, 8 acres, trees.' Only M I 9-6281. linn plan. F'ree-catalog. New Flng- courier aer'vlce direct to San Fran­ ready for popping at the d t^ of ______■------faucet foi- $2 labor and material LOOK FOR THE DESIRABLE four room apartment, 8-6121. 818,900. CarRon W. Hutchins, Ml Suburban for Sale 75 1960 LARK 6 passenger sedan, cisco International. Airport- It FLOpR SANDING and refinishing im-liidcd. M r’3-t.62.3. land Technical Institute, -66 Union N EW LY DECORATED room, very conveniently located, $90. Heat In­ PO RTER STREET Section—7 rooni Frankie's name: electric wipers. Drir'e it home, 9-8182. would leave here around 10:30 Sprxializing in old floors *n ^------^^------Place; Hanford. Conn. Phone STREET nicely furnished, well heated, tile cluded. kU'9-1919. ■ home near school, den, full dining ROCKVILLE—Exceptionally fine 1. "Nobody is ever eatlsfled th* only $1.*8« —it's only $** down! .lAcksnn 5-.3406 ,. bath, parking. 316 Spruce St. Aptrtment BuildinKs OAK ST.—8 reom-. 2-story alum- room, large kitchen, living room nightly. This would handle all air­ way they are'... Kate Smith would Brunner’s, your Lark dealer. Tal- ■ 9-5759; . |------Cape Cod, 4 finished, ? unflnUhed. ---- •— _ Millinei’v DressmakniR 19 THREE ROOM apartment. Adulta for Sale 69 inum aiding, copper plumbing, new- 15x34 with fireplace, built-in book- mail and enable radio, TV, and like to be. thin... Frank Sinatra rottville. Open evepings, Tel. Ml 6-Room LARGE PLEASANT room, preferred. Call after 8 p.m. Ml open etalrcese, plastered walls, newsreel companies to get their rOSMA REFRIGEPu\TION Serv- , ___ . wiring and G. E. furnace^, auto­ cases and desk, attached one-cer ceramic tiled bath. 2 fireplaces, would like to be fat... Have you 3-5191. ice. Repairs ,all make rctrigcra; KXP-ERT TAILORING—On ladies' PRICE “STICKERS” heated, hot water, ahower. 3-5286, ______THREE APARTM ENT house with ‘copy* expedited by this special ______- ______^---- matic hot water. 8-car garage. garage, aecond floor. 3 bedrooms garage, combination windows, city ever seen Sinatra in a bathing tors, freezers, washing mainlines, and gentiemen's (’ lothing 139 Head Horald Advs. 6'ery good ecind.itioih, 1-car vate entrance. Gentleman excellent income. J. D. Realty, kU and bath, extra building lot. service.” 1959 LARK VS 4-door Regal sedan garage. Convenient to^honl. BOLTON—On Slate Highway. 8 Lot 85x310. House co'mpletely in­ conveniences, trees. Immaculate. 'suit T ? ?.., With the hair on hla drvers, ranges, oil and gas burn-. Woodland St. Call any time. Ml ferred. 101 Chestnut St. 8-6128. ' sulated. J. p . Realty, kn 8-8129. $20,900. Phllbrick Agency, kO Although the pest office hour* with- -radio, heater. defrost ei... .shopping, bus .and h . room ground floor apartment, with $16,760. George J. Coleman. Rock-, chest he looks like one of Ub- undercoating. electric wipers, ' eik. >n 9-9883. All work guaTan - 3.2261, TWO FRONT room* heated apart­ 9-8464. . ville. TR 5-4015. TR 6-4710, now are from 8:30 am . untU S erases tooth-brushes!” "' for the very LOW PRICE atove and refrigerator. Ideal for 128-128 LYNES8 ST. Brand new 169 HENR"T STREET—Immaculate p.m., they most likely will be exr padded dash, all foaKi rubber ment, gaa atove, refrigerator older people. Call kll 3-1*76 be­ two 4>A room apartmenie. Enjoy GROWING PAINS? If your family 2. “Ah, Sinatra’s legs. Never FOR RFtN’r $1.6.900. ON ALL OF OUR 7 room home, 2(4 baths, hot water QUONSET HUT in Coventry, large tended during the Ganna. 8(6ats. backup lights, aulnmstic kitchen set and .^bedroom set. tween 9-1 p.m. or MI 9-1555. income and yoUr own home. Avail­ has outgrown your present home, before has so little held up so ANY STYLE lypwnters for rent heat, recreation room, 5% mort­ lot, fireplace, lake privileges Corona, who has spent two years drive, side mirrors, white tires, and repair Bcnihc's Tj’pwritcr 19,100 sQ. _F"r. m .v r e h o i sf; Adults. Apply 10 Depot Square, able for. immediate occtmancy, we mav have what you need. If little.” gage may be assumed. Marion E. *1 ,200, Call JA 8-1532. on this project, anticipates one of chrpme hub-shells. It's an excel­ , Service. Ml 9-3477. Clear span, platform level on PHILBR1CK AGENCY Apt. 4. THREE ROOMS, stove, refrigera­ $23,900. J. D. Realty, MI 8-5129. not. we’ll find it for you. Your 3. “Frank Sinatra was quit* a Robertson. Broket. kO-8-5958. the biggest single mailings in his­ lent car"with full new car war- railroad siding. .69c per sq. M. tor. hot water, business woman. present home will be taken in ex­ problem as a baby. He used to Arailahle Npw- PLEASANT heated room, one block tory when the 4-oent commemora-' rahty. Save $699,. It's Brunner s for NOTICE—R. E. Crowell A Co , Several minutes from IVllbiir Reasonable, kll 3-8872 after 5. SIX ROOM Cape. 1(4 bathe, full change . Efficient service guar­ drink his milk the hard w a y ... 3’alues. In Talcotfville. Open eve­ Mi 9-8464 from Main St,, separate entrance. Uve stampa and "flrat day issuea" Public Accountants, offices now lo Cross lilghwav in, North Man­ hifliiiess Property for Sale 70 cellar, house and grounds in ex­ anteed. J, D. Realty kU 8-8129. Wanted—Real Estate 77 He'd get inside the bottle and lick nings. Ml 3-5191. rated a| 24 S Prospect SI . East chester. TEL. .LA 2-3114 SAFETY Gentlemen Free parking. k ll! t h r e e ROOM apartment, avall- are offered Feb. 18. opening day of 4-ROOM cellent condition, well landscaped his way out." Hartford. RF 9-4.698. ,fA 8-8631 8-1724. I able Feb. 15 with heat, hot water. BOWERS SCHOOL-8 room co­ FARMS, a c r e a g e and listings the bamee. — ' parking, shopping, bus line. ^,kO INVESTMENT PROPERTY comor lot. Buckley School, shown 4. “ Sinatra was too thin to wear 1960 LARK, 4-donr « cyl, station by-appointment. Phllbrick Agency, lonial, entrance hall., dishwasher, bn homes wanted. Call U * R "Philatallsta all over the world wagon. Standard shift. padded TRF;E s e r v ic e ,. Tree removal 8-1155. y a diaper!... Instead they just cut APARTMENT Have several pieces of excellent kn 9-8161: birch cabinett, partial recreation Realty Co.. Inc. kO 4-8198. Eve­ already ate mailing ua lettera with dash, heater defroster, under- spceialisls insured. Reasonable room, garages, trees. $18,800. Ae- nings BU 9-8788, ‘flrat day cover’ enclosures. It leg ■ holes in a teabag." coating, cigar lighter. All chronic rales. Call MI 3-769.6. Tucked Shirtwaist bicoma property. For further toi' 5. "Frankie lost a pound last We furnish heat. ^ o l water, MANCHESTER —Special. Attrac gume present 'mortgage, smell wouldn’t eurpriae me if we sent trim-. Prestnne 29 below Full price THIS TESTED CARS formation plaaa«-call live Cape C3od, all rooms finish^, cash. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI WANTED—In B zone, one or two out more than 800,000, from here," week. Now- they don't td'you, $2;395. only $95 down. It's gai. StoAe.,refrigerator and stor­ A show-off Set! Household Servi(*e.s WILLIAM SertAUER nice recreation room, large 9-5182. ______•______lots, top dollar paid. J. D. Realty, he atatee. <- whether to put him in a picture or Brunner s fdr values In Talcott j age space. Gas for riroklng In­ Offered ;13-A A ICE PRESIDF,Nt J. D. REALTY screened rear porch, aluminum kO 8-8129. ______For the uniniUated, it works like serve him at the Villa Capri with rtlle. Open evenings. MI 3-5191. cluded. References required, WEST SIDE—Five room aingle, (7 .kftn. Tel. Ml 9-.6779; after 6 p.m. I' aiding, breezeway, garage, ame* SELLING—BUYING—Trading? We this. A phllateliat from Finland, a aide order of meatbalis.’’ . MI 3-5129 Ml 3-16.37 site drive, fenced lot, well land' bedro''ms1. fireplace with heata- Actually, Sinatra weighs 135 1957 FORD convertible, continental. HARO.LD.A SONS.,.Riihhish .lemov- .MI 9-1971. V offei y o u ' free confidential In­ writea a letter to Corona enclosing radio heater. Fordomatic. excel.' al. cellars Jl’', . ‘ u L / ' ' . scaped, city utilities. Full price. lator, modem kitchen, ■ finished .anywhere from 1 to 20 envelopes. pounds on a 5 foot 11 frapi*- I f room in basement hot water oil spections and arrange all flnwic- lent ronditl(%n. Nn 9-7.331 after .6 Ashes, ^ p e r s all rubbish, Harold We Hold Nothini INDUSTRIAL LAND— East Hart- $15,500. Ove/60 more iistinga of These envelopes <5r ‘‘covers" as he’s thin, he’s also powerful. A s . heat. Storm sash, screens and Ing from etart to flnleh. Mitten ______Hoar: Ml 9-4931, ford. 8 small Induatrial plots near ' all kinds. Doirt forget Mitten can they are referred to, are addressed a mature man of 43, Sinatra’s faca fit your needs like a glove. Call awnings. Garaee, with attached will work hand and glove vdth SUNDAY Back! F ^ e r Brueh. Tongren. Broker, kU you. Member Multiple LUUng to-themeelvez or friends. Th e y aak today is fuller than in the boyish 19M BUlCK '2 d(vir 2-tone hard­ SEE The Ellsworth Mitten Agency sereened-in patio. CJoncrete drive­ years when the "th ik man” jokes 3-8321, ______way. nice lot, fully landscaped., Service. CJall the Ellsworth Mitten Corona' to mall them first day com- top super MI 9-1646 Realtors. Ml 3-6930, kU 9-J1521. memoraUve atampa and “ covera." first began.. THE HOME trees and ehruhs. Owner M I Agency, Realtore, Ml 8-6980. INDUSTRIAL locations In town. This is a big taak since .each letter In answer to the many motherly T O '~ ^PALE—A eollertor's Item -.. 4- MANCHESTER - Sturdy new _ 9-1IW9. YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR . . •* — Three .acrea off Adams St. along must be examined thoroughly to TV fan letters suggesting he' eat 1933 Chevrolet coupe, good condi­ CLERK-TYPIST ..hr- with a small four room house and room Garrison Colonial. 1(4 bathe, tion VH 9-K>*9 ----T V' hot water heat, tult Insulation, t h e s u b u r b a n see that the right amount of more, Sinatra said. "Don't worry • m et some outbuildings. Alao a solid money has been enclosed. ... ,\'ef>dpd in Tr.xiilp Office. Work involves hilling, mainte­ brick building on Harrison St. on plastered walls, fireplace with New Fire Hose IXTUt me. I've got fat bones.” “iftSI BUTCK 2-dnor Rni-rs hard In beautiful Birchwppd Park. nance of Purchase Order records and preparation c>f re- a comer lot,, 180x140. Ideid for paneled w M l,. knotty' pine 'eW' 50-Work on Project top. exTclleni condition MI 9 nnsn nets Large shade trees. Owner Three bedrooms—7 Fooms. A In Four Colors^ " I ' rented a Comrhunlty Hall ,^n 9-6911 ■ . liorts.'ronimercial training or experience essential. Work light manufacturing, print shop, etc." T. J. Crockett, Realtor, kll and builder. kO 8-4660 sophisticated, eplit-level home fea­ above the Tahoe City Office ani5 NOTICE in ffir-rofiditioned office witli fttll security- benefits in-^ • ptEviogs turing luxurious llvln*. sleeping ' Identifies Lines plap tpv have at leaat 50 people s-isn. BIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial. and recreational facilities, 4i4% In accordance w.lth the requlre- 1949 FORD enUFF, a»H or trade. eluding Profit .Sharing. . steam heat, one-car garage, near work on this project alone", saye mepts of the Zoning Regulation* mortgage can be assumed with s Corona. “ Naturally, elnce all want m 9-3*57 . ,. OWNEirt NAME bus, shopping and ' Verplanek moderate down payment. By ap­ Akron, Ohio— A bright-colored for the Town of Manchester, THE ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORPORATION Houses (or Sale W School. Excellent condition, their ‘covere’ to read Olympic Val­ Conn., the Zoning Board p f Ap-' 1*58 WTLLYS with Holrhes wrecker pointment only. ' fire hose for use by fire stations ley, Calif., Feb. 18, we’ll prepare VERNON—6 room ranch, A-1 coh- $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, kO peals will hold - a public hearing and >now plow rail Rnrk.vUle TR • TAl.rOTTyil.I.E. (ONN. as many as possible in advance, dition, with 3 acres of land that 9-8464. J. D. REAL'TY and industrial concerns is being Monday evening. Feb. 15, I960 "at S-8991'after * CALI, 6IR BKOItV Ml 3-277.6 FOR ArFOINTMEXT holding them for release on that could be used for building. 4(4% produced in Akron. 8:00 P.M .. in the Hearing Room •ACCEtSOAIES SIX ROOM—Single hoile priced a f day." o f the Municipal ETullding on the mortgage can be assumed. Priced MI 8-5129 . The hose comes in red, yellow, for quick sale. J. D. Pcalty, kH. FHA appraisal. Excellent ^ Man­ A member of the department following applications: STATE chester Green location. 8 extra black, and white and can also be 3-5129, ______aihCe September 1946, the 42-year HEARING ALSO. SEPTIC TANKS lots included ' Th ' this ibw, low 811,600—Exceptional 6 xoom ranch, custom-colored to hamionize with old Corona has been putting in Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.; price. S" A. Befechler, Realtor. cellar, garage, 2 acres, .nice loca­ gpeclflc decors, the maker says. AXD FIVE ROOM ranchea - • and 7 seven days a week, sometimes 12 southeast comer .East Center Sc room Oolonlals. For further de­ ^ 3-6969. kU 9-8952. tion. Carlton W. Hutchins, kll Beildes lU. decorative value, hours a day, on the project. Madison Sts.: Bus. Zone H I and ■ tails call Charles Lesveranoa kU 9-5182. •considered a great improvement Just to make sure everything MANCHESTER— 85 ELIZABETH DR. ONE YEAR WARRANTY I' SEVEN ROOM ramblin| cape Ree. Zone B. Special exception ia PLUGGED SEWERS .9-7630.______' over the usual ’’taUletale gray" of goes smoothly, he has appointed ranch, attached garage, aluminum Five room cape in Coventry, V i requested to erect gasoline serv­ at PHOENIX DISCOUNT ON REPLACEMENT conventional hoses, the .colored his wife. Hannah, .also a govern ice station. Variance is requested ''OPEN HOUSE" storm-, 2 rooms unfinished. J. D. baths, extra-lot included. Garage Machine Gleaned SEVEN ROOM home, aluminum hose can be used to identify lines ment employe, to superviseIS the to erect free standing, lighted, PARTS AND LABOR . Realty, kU 3-5129. “ in cellar. 816.000. ' , Septte Tanks. Dry Wells. Newer storms, enclosed porch, garage, for specific- purposes. The com­ Olympic Valley operation. ground sign which w ill be closer She* 14-14-11 Lines Installed—Cellar Mater SUNDAY-1:00 till DARK amesite drive. Asking '$12,800. pany suggests red for immediate ■ Postmaater ■ G e-n e r a 1 Arthur to street’ line than regulations al­ Paul J; Correntl, kQ 3-5363. M ANCHESTER-6 room split levelj Five room ranch in Bolton, large prooflng Rohe. *Thi$ sticker is placed on the wooded lot 15x22 recreation room, wooded lot. A real cozy home with Ideijtificatlon of. flre-protecuon Summerfield apparently doesn’t low. Variance is requested for 8330 4 CAROL DRIVE-RoekviUe. $18. built-in stove, 110’ frontage. Only an attractive front yard'. Separate lines, yellow for poorly lighted have to worry with people like parking- and erection of, said build­ TO KNIT $18,900. Carlton W, Hutchins, kU dry .well lor washer. areas such as mines, and black Corona and CTorona pn the job.. He ing which will extend Into B c i n n e y b r o s 12-20 650. 8 room ranch, large .living M K . 9-5132. for use in locations where dark can just lit back 'ahd light up hie ^ h e . ■ *13,^90 T„ *15 9 9 0 OR CROCHET room, cabinet- totehen, 8 bed- S«wBro9 « Disposal Co. side window -- you don't have to ■ WITH THI NIW n*ome, 1(4% mortgage can be ' Four room expandable cape • al­ discoloring materials prevail. , own Corona/orona and relax. Anthony Angelo; 488 Center St.; $500 $800 IK)WN PAYMENT BOLTON—6 room ove^ zed cape, most on Bolton llne.../>wner must Bus. Zone II. Special exception ia 180-132 Pearl St.— M l’3..6.30* Pwreiseec fiaac...... Rspsm fah-o-rama assumed, klarton E. Robertson, TW above MMitMbod to NHUUd U a U% Oili—1. A pretty sweater aet (knitted or Broker, kU 8-5058. . fully pfastered, possible 4 bedroom sell. Large wooded lot. No reason­ requested for a Limited Repair­ fskoribuMiNil pdm, obd a 1S%'<4«iwe*l m McvbaM** look all over for it. home, ceramic til.c bath, fireplace, able offer turned down. Asking er's License and Certificate of Ap­ ■4 tobor for m m t t i yaor Tcmh tba dole. OPEN ! to 5 ^ Deep front and back yoke and otocheted) that will win you many convenient utility room. Priced *11,500. A l w ork M t'B T bo dotoo o l M *A e lw 8 er lle e e r M o o . * tlfty tucks add up to shirtwaist glances!'So quick to make, so very FIV E ROOM ranch ip Vernon with proval for same. t m . Tkto worrMlg to NOT TIkfiNinERAM.f: carport. ameeit« drive, aluminum for immediate sale. S.- A. Beech­ "DeCormi’er Motor Soles, Inc.; - magic for 12 to 20's. nice to wear. ' ~ atorms, 113,900. 4(4% mortgage ler. Realtor. kU 8-6969, kHe9-8962. JACK LAPPEN AGENCY northeast corner Broad ' A UttI* HIGHLAND PARK ' ( . . . LOr.ATION ... r. No. 8330 with Patt-O-Rama is-in Pattern No. 5611 has both crochet AtTENTIdN CONTRACTORS qon be assumed. J. D. Realty, M I , — M I 9-4606 Sts.: Industrial Zone. .Special ex­ KrOm klanchP.'ter Green tiirn onto Vernon St., next to Cooks ... PLUS OUR CURRENTLY HIGH ALLOWANCES alzes 12, 11, 16, 18. 20. Bust 33 to and knit directions—'- sizes 12, 14, NORTH ELM street—8 room ex S-P-A-C-I-O-I'tS jEyenlngs M l 1-1894. MI 4-0119 BEAT THE SPRING HUSH ception la requested to erpet gas­ Gnraee aJut conlimie out past Lvdall St. to the Vernon To\vn .. 40. Si$e 14. 34 bust, 3*4 yds. 35- 16, 18 inclusive: e|ltoh Jiluetr*' $18,8bO- i m m a c u l a t e 6 “ room pandable cape, 4 rooms finished -RAY D'W^VER, Used Car Manager HAVE YOUR BROKEN EQUIPMENT , oline service station, garage and 7-ROOM HOME Line. Phoenix Ridge Homes are about 200 yards farther on - Inch. tlons. ' ’ ■ —- — • cape, 'new furnace, screened down, kitchen, 2 bedroonts, living VERNON—Near Lake Street school To Older, send 36c in coins to: robm with fireplace and' attractive showroom and to have free stand­ 4 • bedrooms, living room your right. ^ ______To order, send 26c in coins t6: porch, garage, nice lot, trees, bue] (1-8 grades), 3 bedroom ranch, REPAIRED BY US ing. lighted eigne. New and Ueed 15x24. Modern kitchen. 'Hot Sue Burnett, The Manchester Bve- Anne Oabot, The Manchester Evg school, shopping. Carlton W. bay window, upstairs unfinished. • nlng Herald, 1160 AVE. O F Garage, nicely shaded lo t Bowers aluminum combination, large lot (JTar Ucenae end Repalreria U- water heal. 1 cju gafage OidsmoMte nlhg Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Hutchins, kU 6-8182. ” with patio, heated recreation room Prompt Courteout Service cenae and certificate of approval Extra building lot. 5'/2 ROOW RANCH HOME ~ AMERICAS, -NEW YORK 86, AM ERICAS, N EW YO RK 86, M.Y. SchPoI district, high assumable klANCHESTER'-Beautlful 8 bed in basement. FHA or can assume ■ -\ on the Job Equipment for same. Houae i.-, in need of lepaiis.' Prfred sub.stantially helmy inarket N . V. For Ist-claaa mailing add mortgage .at 4(4%. S. A. Beechler, M cC a r t h y lOn for each pattern. Print Name, For ' Ist-claae mailing add 10c n o n ranch, garage, large lot, Realtor, kO 3-6989. kH 9-8962. 4(4% present G.I. Here Is real A ll persona interested may at­ \'alue if bought as is. Redeeorated to taste still makc.s Uii^ MOTOR SALES dollar value at . $14,200... E. E. $20, Address with Zone, Style No. and for e.aoh pattern. Print Name, Ad­ extras galore. Full price, 816,800, tend thia bearing. home a’ real bargain, - . . dress with Zone and. Pattern Nurh- Bushey, Real .Estate, M I 9-2083. ZONING BOARD OF APPffiAU* "filin g and Servicing New OLDSMOBILES f#r'Over 36 Yeora’ Size. . ' •* Short Wa. out-'-6 room expandable ELLINGTON—Brand ptew quality EXCHANGE WELDING GO; PHlLlRICK AGENCY ENTERPRISES, INC. Ml 8-3411-i-OPEN. EYT'NIXttS Send 35c today for your copy of ber. home. $$'600. 'Many more new and built 8 room ranch' with built-in Daniel L. Hair, Chalcpian w a r r e n i:xHOWLAND. Redtor BOB AGNETV- 512 WEST CENTER STREF-T Have you' Ufe '60' Album . con­ oven and range, $14,960. Gaston SIX.ROOM cape with scenic v ie w .,, S Ml 9-8366 Edward U. Saarf. Sbentary .575\>I.\IN ST.-i-PHONE MJ 8-1108 the Spring A Summer issue of our used fror* $8,000 up. Csdl the EllS' Ml 9.8464 M l 9-4576 Sales Manager taining many lovely designs and worth klitten Agency, Realtors, kQ Realty. M l 9-6781, TR 6-6393, TR winter eporte, within 5 ,minutes of f! Advt No. 63 complete pattern magazine Baste shopping centora. M I 9-4650. FtoAlon. fraa pattamaT Only 35o a copy! 8-8980, kn 8-8024. , •-7683.

J*. / - Art / ; a SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, I960 FAGS TEN llnttrbPBtRf lEttettittfl Ijpraib

'■ ‘* * T youngster must matriculate ' at Driver Arrested Manchester Memorial Hospital be­ About Town ifm rd Along Main. Street fore trying for honors at Iowa On Road Charge State. Business Bodies TI»e annual Youth Week Rally of The David F. Cox who did win ' Mrs. Bessie B. F a i^ , D Dsiricln And on Some of Manchefter'* Side^ Street$j Too honors at'Iowa State is’the broth­ the Manchester Youth Council f^will St., was oharg.^ with failure. to be held tomorrow at Center Con- er of Edmund VanDyke Cox III, Bank Windows Treated Not Redeemable Here. <»>wilh "It's the first of the month, of Manchester, and the son of drive to the right exrly last nlgiit . gregaUonal Church,. b«l|mlng with alright. Bills, bills , bills.” Manchester Achieved i)6me kind of a fellowship hour. andToox supper X female motorist drove, into, a Mr. and Mrs. Edmund VanDyke Her car hit arother on W. Middle at S p.m. George Ritter' of Hart­ Main St. gasoline Station one day Cox Jr. of New York City. His distinction this week When a •fpke. this week and pulled her car up to ' .Pear Teacher, Pleass Excuse wife is the former Martha Cart­ couple of men with pump, tanks ford will speak at a 7 o'clock serv­ We have done a spot check of Policeman, Clarence heritage ice. the gas pumps. wright of Coventry. and rubber hose squirted green — ^ i W h e n the'attendant walked over the typed of paper used by mothers said Mrs. Farris was beaded west to writs excuses for their school juice on the windows of the Park- on the street and- a car in front The Edgar Orcle, WSCS. of South j tc the car and asked her how many children. Short Year ade branch of the Connecticut of hem, driven by Joan B. Lane, MethodlsTChurch will meet 'Mon-,i gallons of gas she w m ted. the So far, the list Includes: A Uydall St. housewife consulted 448 W. Middle 'Tpke., attempted day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. I woman said, “1 see you give green her IWO calendar the other day to Bafik and Truat Co. John L, vtmDeck J r.,'42 Russell' stamps 1 have a book of them here. 1. Envelopes. The distinction IS that the Park- to turn left into a driveway. Heri- 2. Roses-and-bird statioiiery. check the day of the' week on tage said Mra. Farris” — ■- tried------to pass St The Epworth Circle will meet How many gallons can I get for a which her wedding anniversary ade bank is the Arst in the North­ 3. Manilla paper. east to .have its windows treated on the lEfft, but couldn't, cut back, Monday at * p m. at the home .of.| full hook,?" 4. Math paper scrounged from' Lll occur in May. with-the liquid in question, an and her left front fender hit the Mrs. Herbert McKinney, M Adel-1 ' We Just give em, niam, not the child. Ihe discovered the, calendar was right aide of the Lane vehicle, aide Rd. redeem 'em," he answered. prints vrilh no month of May bpt alkyd-sillcone compound trade- 5. Ujjed note-book paper, also named Sun-Shie'.d. Mrs. Farris is scheduled to appear scrounged from, the child. included tW0L.^Aprils. The calendar In Town Court Feb. 20. Manchester Assembly, Rainbow i Radical Surgery 8, Letterhead paper from Man- jumps from Sktui^ay, April 30 to The compound cornea in different colors and 18 designed to filler Leo J. Soheidel, 36, Middletown, for Girls, will meet Monday at j A visitor to Manchester Memo- cheater businesses. Wednesday, - June rial Hospital was sitting in,an of Vltra-violet and Infra-fed rays reported, to police last nigtiit that T:80 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. 7. Meat wrapping paper. The calendar was supplied by hia car was dami^red by an un­ Refreshments wUl be sen-ed after fice near the doctors’ loupga when 8. The right margin of The the New System Laundry te Clean­ from sunlight to eliminate glare, he overheard two male voices out­ Herald, torn in a long strip. heat and the effects of sunlight on known vehicle while it was parked a business meeting. A rehearsw ers. in the Oak Grill parking lot off for Rainbow officers and . rho|r side the lounge- discussing a case 9. Pieces too small to identify, "They sure have a new syAtem," {umishinga. members will be held tomorrow at one of them was working on. in. Toilet paper. .$un-Shield of New EnglandJnc., Oak St. Patrolman Richard Sul­ the bewildered -.housewife com­ livan is investigating. 2 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. The visitor sat bolt upright While We were doing the survey, mented. "Guess I'm not going to a. franChizer of California's Sun- when he heard one man say to the we learned that among the excuses have an anniversary this .vear!'' Shield Co. of America, markets the Secretary of State Ella T. other, "You think you can get recently were ones for children A. Non. product in this area and sends Graaso m il be guest of honor at started on that head? Drain It? with "soar throats" and "flew." trained crews to apply the mate­ a Susan B. Anthony r>ay tea to You know, so we can just,get go­ One mother also requested that rial. It dries to the touch in six Police Arrests Vtfir be sponsored by the Connecticut ing on it." "Mary be excused from Jim." hours, according to Sun-Shield Hellyi Startled by the brutality of the President Ronald Vescera, and is dix, wh State Federation of Business and Weight o f , Evidence Hospital Notes Professional Womens Clubs on treatment as well as thf violation washable after 15 days. One coat Aime O. .Raymond. 62, of 55 belf yo of secrecy, the visitor peaked An elderly man was brought laata_the life of Ihe window* he Clinton St., was arrested police w Sunday. Feb. 14. from 2:30 to 5 into- court this week charged 'with pjn. at the Statler-Hilton Hotel sround the comer of the office td Visiting bourn: Adults .3 to 8 said." yesterday and was charged with Uke R il see which doctors wehi' speaking. intoxication. He. grinned through p.m. Maternity 2 to 6 Ibid 6:30 to intoxication. He is scheduled to ap­ coach 1 in Hartford. his battered visage and cheerfully The company, located in South Standing there were two white- 8 p.m. Children's Ward 2 to 7, Hadley, Mass., has treated windows pear in Town Court Mopdsy. clad men with cigars sticking out pleaded guilty. - lots “ Kl Manchester WATES mil meet He said he was just passing Patients Today; 216 in several area supermarkets and of their faces and monl^ey wrench­ is experimenting with stained ’02 Health Unit Uint B eiia Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Italian es in their hands, specialists in through town - the night before, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ICBC-T\ American Club on Eldndge St., rorfor elbow, pipes being in- "got a little tight,■' and fell dowT glass /6r the windows of a West 1 Duane LeBlanr Carpenter Rd., Springfield, Mass., church, What welghing-in and a business meet- t.j,e new east wing of the on the sidewalk. Bolton: Mrs. Marjgaret Slaga, 38 Washington — The world's first Ing. Top losers f6r the month of The judge patiently listened as The next step, said Vescera, is a permanent international heEjthN, t o g e t Union St.; Elmer Doyle, 9 West St., campaign to sell Sun-Shield to tin g B« Jsuiuary were Miss Kathleen the prosecutor ticked off the facts Rockville; Lester French. 689 Main agency—The Pan American Sani- home owners. Its insulating quall- tary Organization—weis established odds 01 Reed. pounds, and a 2-way That Time Again of the man's arrest, smothered s St.; Waller Jesamts', 4 , Maiden brief smile whe.n the prosecutor tiba. he said, may eliminate the by the American republica in 1902. •o toot tie between Mrs. Bett.y Sadloski Monday, the Board of Eduegtion Lane. Rockville; James Baker, and Mrs. Elizabeth Pavelack, who listed the man's' apparel. West Willington; Peter Evtuchek, 5 need, for atorm windows. It is now called' the Pan American held a special meeting to discuss . . One heavy overcoat, one Health Organization. each lost BMi pounds. the proposed 1960-61 14 million Seaman Circle: Douglas and John short winter coat, one suit jack­ Smyt'he, Bayberry Rd., Bolton; Agency of Year budget. Edward Glenney, chairman et, one vest, one light jacket, two Twenty Bucknell University of the finance subcommittee, Mrs. Johanna Badstuebner, 69 The Connecticut-Rhode Island winter shirts, two knit sweaters, Starkweather St.; Doyle IVhitney, general agency of. Lutheran Broth­ alumni in the Manchester are . a passed around sheet after sheet of two pairs of pants and heavy un- have been inrited to attend the an­ budget suggestions. Board Chair­ Wapping: Rene Landry,. 372 Biish erhood. with headquarters in Man­ OPENPAILY derw’ear. . . Hill R d.: Mrs. Janora Santerre, 155 chester, has been selected by the nual birthday dinner of the Con- man Harold Garrity passed around Said the arresting officer in an 8 A.M. to f P.M. necbcut Bucknell Alumni Assn, at more sheets. Superintendent of Prospect St., Rockville: Stephen fraternal life insurance society as aside, -'"He. wouldn't have fallen its "general agency of the 'year'” the Sanford Bam. Hamden. Thurs­ Schools Arthur .H. tiling added a Bleiler, 43 Harvard Rd.;'Marilyn SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. down- if he didn't have so much Ward Coventry: Raloh Lanzano, for 1959. day. The program will include a couple. „ . ’ weight on his back.' The announcement was made by film, "Presenting Bucknell." with When business manager Douglas 170 Bjsaell St.; Miss Flora Nelson, PINE PHARMACY , "Ji-udgment .suspended," sofemn- 71 Delmont St.: Shirlee Beaupre. 664 CENTER NT. comjnwitary by Dr. Lester Kieft, E. Pierce stood up to pass, around ly intoned the,court. chairman of the chemistry depart- iRlIlftlldanother bundle, arujiuic I board••o* \j member 74 Mountain Rd.; Michael Urtanl, Mrs. B. Mae'Holden. Accepted them 56 Kensington St.' Miss Marilyn ,ment. -.Accelerated Course Loyzim Coventrv; Mrs. Susan Mrs. Edmund VanDyke Cox III, Flowing thickly as treacle, a. coat of Sun-Shield Is applied to the Charles', 41 Bigelow St. mask all -surrounding surfaces and construct .a catch trough to ■T 11 N.ve St., was surprised Thurs­ BIRTH YESTERDAY: A daugh­ day to learn that her "son" David inner surface of a bank window. Crews use special equipment, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hewitt, keep it off the floor. (Herald Photo by SalsmisL______. CLAM SHELL had been named to a national 23 Pioneer Circle. U K INSURANCf AND scholastic society at Iowa State BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. tkrrner Rpniee and Birch 81*. University. That "news" was sup­ and Mrs. Richard Pelletier, 12 merically of lAitheran Brother­ of meat, and chickens will be bar­ plied to the Herald by the univer­ Ciimheriand St.; -a daughter to Mr. hood's 72 general agencies in the becued'^on the premises. Pies will FRIED CLAM^ TOUR IRONir BACK sity information service. and Mrs. Robert Carlo, 18 Mar­ United States and Canada, the be feesh baked, and there will be FRIED SCALLOPS When Mrs. Cox went to a bridge shall Rd. Hardon agency placed among the a complete senlce section of If party Thursday evening, her DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: upper half in 1959 in production of domestic and Imported delicates­ RSH and CHiPS A BRAND NEW SUN LIFE PLAN WHICH: friends asked if the "announce­ Mrs. Louise Mankus. East Hart­ new business with a total of sen items. GRINDERS ment"' wasn't a bit premature.- ford: Mrs. Shirley. Hampton. 487 13.164,304. This will be the flrst branch 8y 1 Provides insurance protection to age 65; Mr. and Mrs. Cox are expect­ Center St.; John Ridzon, Tolland; A native of Duluth, Minn., and a store Top Notch has opened since Coll Ml 3-6051 ing their second child next month, Cynthia Fors. Andover: Mrs. Pa­ graduate .of Duluth Central high starting in East Hartford. The school, Hardon has been with Lu­ Open Dally TliriO P.M. Returns oil bosic opnuol premiums paid and, If the baby is a bby. they tricia Allen and son, 126 E. Main Main St. location was formerly oc­ Sun. TUI 9 p.m. Closed We*. hn plan to name him David. But the St., Rockvillet theran Brotherhood nearly five cupied by Popiilar Markela. Major if assured lives to 65. years. Before his appointment aa general agent in 1958 he was a alterationa have been made to the building during the past • two Is available for male and female district representative at Middle- town, Pa. months. lives ages 15 to 50. . ■ Grnnd Opening Briefs- Edgai K. Sewall of 14D Garden. Automatic Cor Wmh At 65, the fund* con be (o) token in eo*h; (b) u»ed to purchwe SUNDAY . . . Gilman W. Hxrdon Ziicker and Leo Goldberg, proprldtprs of the newly opened Dr. next week will attend the na­ o poid-up policy for the originol *um otsured and the bolbnee AT THE Harcrid C. Hoel, vice president and SAC Serideenter at Broad St. and tional sales iceeting in Cincinnati WET WASH SI. token in cosh or « guaranteed income; (c) u*ed to provide on ___« . ' - PARKAPE • •*- director of agencies, st the socie­ W. Middle\Tp.ve., plan to continue of the Philip Carey Manufacturing ty's home offices in Minneapolis. the sUtionV giveaway program Co. Sewall ta a sales reptesenlative 50c Extra For Whitewalto en annuity; (d) left on deposit at o guoronteed rote of interest LIGGETT Gilman W. Hardon, 45 Castle through Feb. 2 ^ ' for Carey. . : Wet Wash Only.' Rd., is general agent in'charge of Free mixing bowls have 'been JAI Inquift now about this remarkable Hob Nob the agency. given oiit since the-stei'un’s grand Saul M. Silversteln, president of Complete Wash $2. - '■* now Sun Lifa plan. Just cell or writat * - REStAURAUr DRUG One of the district , representa­ opening 'ITnirsday. Beg;i^nning Mon­ Rogers Corp., spoke ort “Operation tives affiliated with the agency is e QPEN EVERY DAT # OPEN. AT 7:30 A.M. day. customers will beN^le to get Understanding" to the Springfield Wayne G. MShU. 144 Green Mafior coupons which esn be redb^ed for Industrial Assn, this.weqk, .Silver-, kl'N'DAY SPECIAL' [Rd.....- — ______------trading stspips at r-rand 'Union 'at 'steiii is cohsidered an authority in M diid M Sarvie* Station OPEN 8 A.M. to 1 P..'W. ALL DAT Hoel said the' Hardon , agency the Manchest-r Parkarie. the fiel'd of labor-manSgement re­ ROUTE 6— BOLTON Charles J. Van Deusen was Selected for the honor on the Below Munson Candy Kitchen SPECIAL basis of such factors is total pro­ Buyers of -’ght gallons of ga* lations. . 521 Middle Tpke„ East 2 EG G S duction, -extent of the gain over today get the mixing bowls and 89c SACCHARIN the previous year, a.'maunt of per- card'good for a matching pouring \ Francis .1. Keefe of 2 W. Center Phones: MI 9-4604— Pi 2^6801 Toast and lOOOs. — nianent Insurance sold, persistency bowl when, during the nonth, the Stislast week was Elected president Coffee of th* business, average earnings holder subniits his car to a lubri­ of Mje Fenn Manufacturing Co. i/i Grain- X I C of meihbers of the agency, and cation job. Federi Credit _ ___ Union. _ FranchK^iil-______^ volume of business produced Zucker and Goldbeig. formerly livan oCAlancheater was electee•lecte*'*-. Notice Se BAKERY -r- FRESH BREADS and PASTRIES lation to the potential. associated with the New England director, 8nd Alan Yale of Ando­ ¥iTNr LI r r o w c a Although one of the smallest nu- Tire Co. in Willlmantic, plan to ver was nam ^ to the supervising handle a complete line of auto ac­ com..iittce. >¥E4MVE DAILY cessories and perform standard lubricajllon and maintenance serv­ Dorian Shainin[\viee president DELIVERY tp ^ H E ices. and director of statistical engi­ neers of Rath A Strongxjnc., indus­ Heads IWvlsIon trial consullaists in Boston, will AM Paul Morriasey', formerly of speak Thursday -to the Boston sec­ BOLTOH Mancheater afld now' of Florida, tion of the Ameri^n Society for la headin# the Homealte Sales Dl- Quality Control. His topic wilK.be V vieion o f Harbour Heigh-ts Water- "Statisticaf Engineer Ac.celeratSs AREA Special-Process Studies.^"

-Frederick Manganelli, director P IN E L E N O X of Howell Cheney Technlcaf^chool, is one.of the fudges in a competi­ P 4 IA R M A C Y tion for apprentices in the .metal trades. The competition, sponsored by the Connecticut, Tool and Die 2«9 E. CENTER ST. 'Industry In cooperation .with gov­ ernmental apprenticeship agencies, TEL. M l f-O R M is being held this month.

Paul Morrissey frontiDeyelopment. Harbour, Heights ie a division of Charlotte County Land and Title Co., a sub- ^ sidiary of Manchester's Green^ Manor Construction Co. ^ j I,,.- Morrissey used to head the leas- | Ing division for Green Manor. Gardens where h'6 lived. : Before beerfming alBliated with Grem Manor, Morriasey U-as"KHth | Netvton Oki. 1 BharM At New High ^ Shares in the Hamilton 'Stand- | Magnificent Setting...... tpr^your home in HIGH RIDGE^ Manchester ard Federal Credit Union have ! reached an all-time high of *5,044,- | An exquisite sefting. Lov*ly''tT^e on high , rolling land . .. and every homesite is a 1/3 acre, .524.28' and total essests climbed to j *5.613,-081.27. ' i out expecting to like everything because you will! Discover the new dimension in value . . . 3 anfl^ Secretary-treasurer John Hutch- i ' I .4 bedrooms,. 2 and 3 baths . . . Colphiai; Ranch and Split Level styles starting at ?19,990. ^ insoii of Manchester reported" on U.. the credit union stqtus to members ! Ask about our ‘;LIMITED EIimON'* idea—only 5 hpmes of each design—each customized to suit at ifh annual meeting last week. ] HutchinsoA and i'^'> "I*’ *'' Ma"’ I your own individual taste. - . .' Chester •hienu'ere elected officers. The others are FrsnoUs B. Breen, Model Homes v e open Sunday? from 2 to 5 P.M. and during the week by appointment. During vicie' president; and Hugh Clark, the day,, phone Mr. Gerstung, Ml 3-1181; Evenings,^phone Rockville TR 5-4433, reverse thecharge|.i director, ■'* Top Notch Opens Top Notch - Markets of East HIGH RIDGE Estates Hartford will open Us new Man- K VERNON ST„ -MANCHESTER cheAtar store at 974'Main St. on Wednesday at, 10 a.m. Robert Bigelow, manager, said the atore will carry a vArietyof 975 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER name brand foods. The meat de­ partment Will offer pho^/grades /

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VIDEO EVEBT WEEK—AIX RIOHT8 BK8EBVEP. H. T. DICKINSON K ..,CBe. Will Bendix Haul Audience Lombardo, CBS Atiy Questions? Sign 3-Year Pact In ^Overland Trair Stages? Guy Lombardo hsui sigpied a S- By Mike Alter year, non-exclualve contract with By EBSKINE JOHNSON ^eludes guest atara and ajiuddy for CSS-TV. Uttder the terms of the ItaOjrwMid Comspondeat Bill with teenage appeal. Doug Q—I’ve read that Bd "KoodPle’’ pact Guy will do three New Year’s Newepeper Eaterpriae Aaaa. UcClurb is the profile lad. Byrnes is getting married. Is this Eve telecasts over that network, Hollywood (NEAl^WUUam .'Ben­ But this new role o f Thomas true? If ao, to whom?-r-Davtta F. and Is committed to various other dix, who was RUey for flve-aiid-a- A—^Bd Byrnes’ name has been assignments. Lombardo’s rating ! 55 Patrick Kelly hss not erased the' half yaara, la sUdbix back to TV hurt look of Riley on the face of linked romantically in newspaper last New Year’s EJve was 20 per rtllce cent higher than his rating for as "KeUy.^’ But KeUy U no nitwit Bendex. columns with that of many young with like Riley. He's boss of a stace- beauties. It’s hard to M l where New Year’s Ehre J959. It is esti­ ) ap- coach line in the new "Oyerland The hurt look shadows the publicity ends and fact beigna. mated that as many as 95 per cent, TiBil’j hour telo-fUm series t^plac- ru ^ ed Bendix facial map over of all the working -TV sets in the ii« "Rlworboat.” the word that "Overland Trail" is Q—What ever happened to the New York area were at one time a stagecoach carbon copy of It Betadix's new tftow debuU on ghi who played Jul Malone in or another' tuned .in to the Lom­ HBC-TV Sunday. Feb. T. ‘Wagon Thnln," with the Bendix •’Young Dr. Malone?’’ What la her bardo telecast. What "Riverboat" couldn’t do name?—Carol T. firat and young McClure’s character aalfh' to get an audience—NBC is bet­ A—Kathy Widdoes ^yed JiU Walt Framer has been In Hol­ ting Bendix ahd Co. will do. The cut from the same bolt as Robert Malone. She left to do a leading lywood discussing a movie deal in Sani- Horton’s. lahed odds on wwstems, you know, a n part in the off-Broadway show, which he could produce his recent 1902. so good/fhese days that NBC Is - "I know they're saying it," BUI "Leave It To Jane.” TV series, "The Big Payoff,” aa s rlcan relS et^ t to bet on much else. winced at me." “But how differ­ motion picture. B,.-Company" with Bendix In- ent can ^oh get? You gotta ap­ Q—Can yuu teW me where A r­ peal to the popularity of the cycle thur Godfrey’s farm is located? you’re in. . I hope is that thb riet’s show. Figure that one if you SaUy R. people like it If it's a flop, I won’t csui,’’ ' A;—Bslonian Spring, Va. be asham^. There’s only one rule We must aay we couldn’t. in show business—and *1^ is show Whether he’s back in the TV Q: I would like to Join a Johnny T h s business. buainess at the RUey audience level Mathis fan club. To whom should “The rule is: If it makes money, remsdns to be seen. ^ I write?—Jan R. C onneeH eut B anic • M. A : Write to Wallacetine Talla it’s good. There’s no doubt NBC got its AND Tftusr OOMPMtr'S ' “ If we get an audience, it will inspiration for "Overland Trail'' ferro, 1120 Fourth S t, N. B. be a gxMd show. from "Wagon Train.” And the way Washington, D. C. ELECTRONICS "If we don’t get an audience, things are in TV today, -the Ben- INSlHNTMQieY I suppose we will be called a bad dlx*-fan-following just might jump LABORATORIES imitation o f ‘Wagon Train.’ ’’ aboard' those stagecoaches and Schaefer Producer WeU. Bill has an answer for turn the uninspired NBC fellow that one. Two answers, - in fact. who got the idea into a geriiud. Of ‘Aimeei’ Show 277 BROAD While aouearing jjp 217 half-hour Maybe. even into a vice presi­ lestlielyw “ Llf^ of Riley" sliow^, Bendix was dent. - . “ Aimee," the Tuesday night leered by the critics wnd cheered ’’Ford Startime" special to be by the people who saw to it that Ims tv«r ImmII COAST-TO-COA8T DIGB.ST colorcast on the NBC-TV Network PORTABLE TV RUey never was out of the 20- in February or March, will be pro­ most-DopuIar shows. NBC-TV wants to produce a spe^al, "The World of Carl Sand­ duced and directed by George If you don’t have one. Bill’s other answer about "bad Schaefer, it was announced by Now—you can write check! you should have. For sick burg," based on the concert hall AgAinst Credit instCAd o f yoiir imitations’’ is a clincher, and one show currently touring with Etette Hubbell Robinson, executive pro­ rooms or ree rocans a he uses to point out just how daffy ducer of the “ Startime’’ .series. bank bAUnee, And yon car Davis and Gar<' Merrill . . . Edgar AlwAys hAve a sUbstAntiAl Sytvaala Portable TV show'business, and TV, can t«: Bergen has been cast in straight The dramatization based on the ton g "before RUig' became a fu n d o f money-in-the-bAnk to pays dividends. See them dramatic role as a judge in the life of the late Aimee Semple Mc- home-screen show, BUI played the Phenio>>> American revivalist of b u y Anything yon WAnt At Any here. forthcoming Four Star Theatre tim e! character on the . radio. When show “Moment of Fear," starring the 1020s., win be a co-production movie contracts prohibited him June Allyson . . . Sammy Davis of Schaefer’s company. Compass from taking over aaHUey on TV. I \ i; \ i>i<). .s \i,i s A K t Jr. Is readying his first TV series, Productions, Inc., and Hubbell Ozsie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard "Legends of Superstition Moun­ Robinson Productions, Inc. Luther turned their radio show into a TV tain'.’’ which he'll direct . . New Davis is writing the teleplay. M«a Ml 3-1171 offering, while BUI continued to Switch: A record plugger phoned Robinson and Schaefer are seeking fsr fsor sppgcsttsa sM ton totons FOR PREFERRED play Riley on the radio. a deejay recently and threatened: Eva Marie Saint for the title roie. ih They were.in their second year "If you don’t play my record. I’ll Schaefer' is producing the six REAL ESTATE and as TV stars when Bendix finally send you money!” . . . Mickey "Hallmark Hail of Fame” 00- made his TV debut at RUey. Rooney signed for his second minute colorcast dramas on NBC- INSURANCE SERVICE “And do you know what the “ Wagon Train" ■ of the Mason, TV in the 1959-60 season. critics said about the TV version which v^ill be. a continuation of his The “Startime” series of 39 of Riley?" Bill chuckled, but with "Greenhorn” role . . . The Kings­ colorcast specials Is sponsored by WINTER SPECIAL JARVIS III-ALTY CO. that hurt RUey look. ton Trio will guest stair with Perry the Ford. Motor Company through 10 ALUMINUM "They said that RUey was Como on a Feb. 10 all-calypso its agency, J. Walter Thompson 12. BEALTORS—INStTBOBS bad imitation of Ozzie. and' Har- show. Co. TRIPLE-TILT XSS B. C a te r St.— Sfl S -4 m WINDOWS AND ONE DOOR T elem sion a f COMPLETELY DO YOU KNOW SATURDAY PROGRAM . ’* y / . INSTALLED Newareel X S Blood' McCord fights to save the U:W Sky Rlss S Perry Maaaa S* 4t life of a kidnaped physician who 317995 F Mill D Anta Stares I r « » S«»r* tZ *» Stars Raymond Burr In **The refuses to (eave a critically- 8mii» Sales > Case of the Gallant Grafter.'* wounded outlaw. RM MAIN ST.-t-MI S-7080 CaaJlrpis RmtUbs M Perry Mason is called upon by Lawrence Welk’s Daaciag Party Manchester Awning Co. Afrieas Patrol S a business executive whoBe dlffi* 3, 48. 53 . Deteetlire’o Diary X . N cuities include a bitter contept for llevie At Nine LB 19.1 WEST CENTER ST. BrrttrM Oaa 8 control of the firm, a revenseful 9:88 Have Gan. Will Travel 5 fin 9-S09I—EstAbllKtaed 1949 Serrfees AUJMakes Of Bjunay . . - - * wife,'money that Is mysierioitsly Stars Richard Boone; Paladin Is ^ •• ...... ■ PilBi 3 stolen, and a company Accountant hired to prevent. further blood­ Washers. Dryers. "Wyoming Outlaw". John Waynr- who is slain. . shed when a man is released Raymond Hatton Baaaasa t t . St from' military prison and heads Refrigerators, and Rgt. Preatea fCoIor) starring Lome Greene, home for vengeance on his broth­ The Austifl A. Mr. W baid M Pemcll Roberts. A former dance er's executioners Televisions At Sky Klaa M hall girl posea as a deaoendanf WorM Wide 88 1:W fliirnt Srrrlrr tt of a noble Spanish family part of “ Freedom Is Sweet and Bitter." . Reasonable Prices WUIUm Tell 8 an evil plan which threatens to Chet Huntley’s definitive filmed CHAMBERS oo TMr la Grime DeterUoa M drive many Virginia CUy home- report on the growing pains, Moving.... Trxa* Raagrrs O leaders from their land. In ‘The problems and power of an emerg- AIX WORE GUARANTEED 1;U Pmtball 88 §Danish Grant.’ * fng Africa, as seen specifically • PAcklng.... 1:S8 Folltiral 88 nfeb nsrit Shaw B IS In the new nation of Ghana. Storage. ... 2:88Pnrfeniaaal Hockey 48 Guest Jill Corey 17, S. BUrshal j » Chlcaen Black Hawkava New 8:D I Joha Oaather*B Hiith Bead 8. 6S 10:88 GaasmMie / 3 York Ranger* “ Japan: The People.” all •• win the electton. PWae The Poster tt Saber of loadoa “ Net Pnr Hire < 18 The Goliroralaa* 48 Late Shorn -18 wiOwut obyntiaa., f:88 Mr. LMky 3 “ She Wouldn't ■ S ay. Yes” . Rosa­ lAte Mallaee , 88 lind Russell. THIS WEEK ONLY AT S A F b R in 8:88 Charlie Ghaa _ 5 Stars John Vivyan—^Lucky comes News. WealheV A Sparta 8 to the aid of a beautiful heiress 11:38 News, Weather . 8 MEMORIAL COMPANY Talea of The VIklaga 88 when She lumps from his ship' U:46 World’s Rest Movies 8 DeCORMIER MOTORS «70 Center SL—TeL Ml S-77S2 Into the water. She refuses to "China Seas*/. ‘‘Dancing Coed” . Sileat Serriee •• explain her suicide attempt, but 13:88 Sews - 48 24 Maple St., M anch^er Sea Rant when she asks for a loan of 1:88 Featare Film 3 T:88 Haw To Hairv A MlHIeaalro 8 “ Danger Woman” . Brenda Joyce- Death Vatlev Daya * money with no questions asked. Movie at 1 18 Lucky suspects blackmail. CharUe Chan tt The Demit.v * . 30 3:88 News and Weather , 8 Bold Ventare S:88 News B LtCAding Floiiata Saber, of Londpa 88 Henry Fonda stars In “ Lawman's Safe Fur Ghariev Wearer Show *• Air Force Story 80 Storaae Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED ?8RK H ILL BONDED >ICK-UP W. H. ENGLAND ATLANTIC HEATING OILS PoWorShop Fisher LUMBER GO. Flowars By Wire OPEN ALL DAY L. T. WOOD CO. Ml 9-1443 DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 S28 BROAD ST.— Ml 9-7111 SATURDAYS] 8 B. Ctater St— MancNwtep P A G E T H R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStBR. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1960 P A G E T W O

188 W. MIDDLE TPKE. • MItcheU 9-7878 T U E S D A Y T e l ^ s i q n P R O G R A M FLETCHER of Senor Huerta” . Marshal l:.an> SUNDAY Television P R O G R A M 4:15 Secret Storm la corifronted wipi a border prob­ 4:35 ICdgc Of Night Cominrnts ^ GLASS COMPANY 8 r99 Cnniinealal Clanaraom • M lem in Tombstone, when he tries CliABrPi 1:45 Vrnlerday’s Newsreel Chamidonshlp Bowling M PLENTY o r PARKING 8:16 What'a Ynnr Tronble 8 Advcalarr Time to unravel the mysterious disap- ^ [ a m k B:M Thp School Story S 1:56 Mell O Tnnen 1 8:89 Thin Onr Faltli ^8 . 'American Bandataad arance of a Mexican miner 2:00 World's Rest Movies 7:90 I-assie ' ’ . " Caatinental dani(rt^m 22. 99 5>M Fcatare Film , , „ * rnivcroliv of th^ Air Stars Jan Provost AUTO GLASS — MIRRORS ..Jjpsc a lfe and son have come to 8:26 N ew i 8 "Mishty Joe Young ' Han' Francisco Beat . ^ ilWIHliWBW tC n Io r) / "Soiilh Of St.I..qul» ■ Joel Mc- town to claim his body. e rUBNlTUBB TOPS Cren-Dorolhy Malone ELECTRONICS ^ M n e k 8:29 Prayer M Pace The Nation 0 \erldnd Trail . « TUB ENCLOSURES — GLASS 8:59 Catholic Pr• The Rineman 8. 53 LABORATORIES Christophers 8 2:30 I Search For Adventure 7:98 Tereeptfon 3 5:3S Early Shaw »• “ The 277 BROAD vaaa’A flRAflInfl ^ * laws assisted by Belle Starr, "The Dofpmed Battalion". Stars Chuck Connors in Faith m the New * *30 Brave Stallion overtake Kelly’s stagecoach In MANCHEST"''? . Breakfast Horse Traders"., Two saddle 9:16 For All People 30 3: Sportp Spectacular Rap Richard* Teeaavllle 1* ?r/f5Hh'7Snu'aT‘ D»r.moulh"w.jr- an attempt to free a captured out­ IS Almanac tramp? ride into North Fork In an 9:30 Perception 3 law on his wAy to. Jail la "P eril­ Twilight Theater ter Carnival” A highlight S:IS <-ania(a KnSgaraa Ria Tin Tin attempt to swindle a traveling 277 BROAD ChrUtian Science 8 ous Passage.” • o * ------. . . fccaralag horse trader out of valuable Thin In The Life 30 mid-winter sports season at Dart­ M O T O R CAies 8:89 Bchednle 5:55 Clatrh Carga EASY TO Movie At 7 ^ 18 llc d a c r «;SS Qaick Draw McOraw stallion. 9:45 Americans At Work 8 mouth College in Hanover. N. H; 8:45 lt*n F n Mavle At Nine 18 Show of wintertime campus life "W om an In White. "TOUR OI4>SMORn.E DEALER” 8:09 Featnri^/nijB Cartaoa Playhoaae PARK HERE 10:Q0 Lamp Pnto My Feet 3 Cannonball « {* "U. S Marshal” R ell^ous series, with Dr. G ^ r g e at an Ivy League college ~ will lU»mn . RMm ' ^ Big Plclare . _ . ■ feature the traditional Ice-statutes 2:39 Dennis The Menace 5. ^ Tcx/'lPavcl-. Fan 8fcaw • :ts Weather Newg aad Saorta 5:35 Playhoaae 85 „ . Crothers Stars Jay North. 512 WEST CENTER STREET "To The Sound of Trumpets. There’s ne^-er a pnrkini;. Thin In The Answer • competition a.mong fraternities aac* Taacn SSorta DEPENDABLE Maverica 8* ^ MI S-I6II - ptala Kaasaraa Starring Stephen Boyd, Dolores Chnilce Of Salvation ^ and dormltoriet. This year s Star? Jark Ktlly in -Thv r.ople * Sgt. Prealoa Hart Dan O’Herllhy. RobeM problem nt STANEK’S. The Christophers 80 theme is “ Swiss Holiday.'* I Married Jaaa What la'-The World F rivn il'. Bart Maverick throw? r a e a . Coote. San Jaffe and guest S^ars SERVICE Thin U The Life . « 8:55 News ^ hla hat Into the political f* n ie »" riabhoaae Diamc Judith Anderson and Bhcls No meter* either. Open 10:30 Look And Live 1;^ 4.00 Paul W inchell Shew. . . * « ? , 1:45 Marjorie Mill# Laram ie . ¥ou can depeiid on It— candidate for ?lat? aonator. Thla ^ 1S:M Bed ,Mawe Shew Pboac Year Aaawer Karloff The drama is a love story Thursday evenln|fs unMI Religious . series. ‘Man. The Variety starring ventriloquist Paul roBUlta In hip foraaklnr pokor. ”SafetY-Tes*^d In which romantic Ideals are "know-how” and the rl|fht Exile*’. The first of a six-part Winchell and hla friends and n«ngh Me Mi 5:45 N ew . . _ Henaessey ^ ^ New* aad Weather tested agalnsUthe sordid realities equipment combine to series probing the doubts and af* guests Johnny Stampamato. 8:M Kd Kalllvaa Show 3. *• of World War"l. firmnllons of modern man in veaf-old ventriloquist: TorelH s M:M Oa^Ke Oo ' S:55 Sport* _ . make SERVICE an Impor­ With Rav Bloch and hla orchoa- Pabilc Deleader » Albert Barke Report* Confidential .. 15 search of himself. Part I. •’The Circus Animal Act: Brogeva s tra. Ouaata. Tvrcaa Brewer. aln«- Used Cars” T V Dance Party *22^. 38 tant factor for our cu«- Perilous Adventure.” The pro- plate spinning act. F la y Y a a r Haaeli **. *• 7:55 To Tell The Tralh r\ l; M in i. S M .l S .V --I K\ 1( or- Carol I.awrvnc. mualcai An Hoar Wllli Yas « Phil Silrera Show (Color) —with guests stars Paul­ tomerfi. rram explores the loneliness and , M ovie comedy alar: Roberta Pelera. ette Go T\ i: \l)l(), SAI.I.S M.liVU'i: cil of Cathollr Men. . Fnc- Thr N«tloii. • lliM December Bride * Weather— I-ocal New* team- Rob I.ewia. comedian: the CoaeeatratloB «■ " New* and Weather Philip Marlowe . . The Living Word -8 New? interview proifrain; Slimrl Wanderera. vocal quartet: Rudy Phllln Carey stars In A (Jem - Sacrifice of the Mans. 30 Novin? moderator. /336 North’ WiM Do Yas TraalT » Cam paai . Horn balanelne act. and llolg-er Corer Story 7:15 New*. DoaglB* EdwatJ* of a Murder” . Private Investiga­ 10:45 Throngh Thf Porthole '■ 8 Svmphony „ * and Doinre?. danCe team. tor Marlowe Is hlr^ .by Arthur Artistry in Floteers 3 Championship Golf 22. 30 Main St. F ilm . 5J 11:00 Insights Huqdav Showraae 21* “ 11:45 T h e L iv in g W o rd -W I*'"'* _ .. Hamm’ond to return some exp'en- Faith Fo» Todnv' B 4.b Cro.shv. commenlator 7:35 What In The World slve gems he stole from hla. em- • Fnnday Funnies J iColorl Preaenla • After Houra. 12:S# l-ove O f U fo Ijtram ie • W e t Wash — Domp Dry Briefing Session ' 22 5:00 Mptfv'n Tony Webater atarrInK Sally Ann TraUI or d-oniesneace* M. St nlover in a nioment of weakness. niff Picture / 30 Connnest ... Tel. .Otar? John Smith and - FLOWER A series re|»orllng significant Howea and Chrlalopher Plummer. Rratlr*. Ona * ...... Craa-ford Jr. A ?elf-aj)pnimed Tide of History ‘ ^ Sacred Heart / 40 Alao alarrinK Paul MVflralh and BUILDING MATERIALS MI 9-5253 It:S S Search F a r To m o rro w S. M 19:99 M-fiqnad. . . Fluff Dry 11:15 Llvlnr Word / ^ 40 achievements In the world of cruaade for law and order nre- Nnliilie Schaefer. A voiinF man It Oald Be Ton . ” 2 Tiaren to u?e vlcdenee to run Jea? Stars T.ee Marvin in "The -Man 11:30 Camera Three 3 40 Weienre "W aves of the FuMire. noses ns H psy^hlntrlsl Jo win lh«* With Frank’s Face.” Ballinger FASHIONS Experimental series: James Mar- During Ibis program which re­ i»re -That Bob t. O. 53 Harper out of town herauae of nla SavInKs Over * hnnd of - « young girl who seeks LUMBER FUEL J t : 4S Th e O nid lag L ig h t 5 poses as an International crim­ andrew host' ports on the. remarkable OCCom: oa?t In "Company Man Ordinary roithsoU ff»r * her ' prerTiHrltnl }it- 1 :SS New? , « m «» inal m*ho is his look-alike. Thin f« Onr Faith t plisliments and experlmehis being NEW HOURS: OPEN DAILY 7:»0 A.M. MONDAY Thru S A T U R D A Y ' Rrnneo ** T.V. Presents 8^M copdorted hv scientists exploring About Facen 8, 48. 53 Starring Ty Harden in ‘Volun­ f-aundry Service The Mad HonnC * 22 • *'‘*''* ■ , ss OPEN UNTIL 6 P.M. MONDAY Thru THURSDAY At Home VTIth Kitty ^ "The Dav The World Wept—The f'nmnwind P**rf»»rmance 30 radio wave research and the 8i39 leAwmnn teers from Aberdeen . Bronco .Stfir^ .John R usshU . ami T e|er Moyle Matinee _ w . . ^ bv aiding a love-happy frtend. gets Lincoln Story ” Star.s Barry At­ AMLIKOWSKI 12:00 Television Workshop 8 umrp''t#» uses of radar at MTT. Brown In "To r«pture The Wes! “Forever Amber”. Part IT. iJnda water. Featuring the haffllng In­ AT host Chnrle« Col!lne*wop»l will be­ involved in murder and robbery^ . ’ The Ljmht^ Kid ” The drama. In 9:99 TV Theater * t>amen - cidents of sun'*Y-normal phenom­ a we.Rtern setting. Is about a come the flr.«! map tn ht«torv to FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 8*88 The Dennis O'Keefe-f^how 695 MAIN STREET With Ronald R»agan. program 1:85 Onr Miss Brodks ^ J While displaying his talent A ena preceding and surrounding young man who can neither give carrv on .a trans-Atlnnllc con- HOME IMPROVEME;^ HEADQUARTERS l r As The Warld Tunis y^rrotlon Ijv houprtng his voice suP‘T«'i.H4»r "F.srlv to Die. 38 8 18 supefisalesman during a celebrity his death. Ml 9-5268 nor receive love. TV Show riaderelU Weekend * I've Got a Secret ^ ZZ MANCHESTER News Roundup 8 r>ff tho moon ELIANGTON BRANC«—WEST RD., ROUTE 88—TRunont 6-«*lS baxaar/ Hal Towne inadvertently U ’olorl. Gu»*Ms Darvas and Fulia, f*ewa ** seHs fun exoensive mink coat be- 19:39 Keep Talking ^ 48. 53 Review 10 5*30 TV Cn11e»'e Rowl 3 adagio dancers • Thi* Jlalf Br«»th“ ThI? I* The Aa.wer 53 Merv Griffin, emcee. Regular » File 7 40 A-tlen T.udden. Moderator. Team ' g to the wife of the puhllsh- IAHNDROMAT # re .Tugglers'- .T<»e Tackse-n. c<»me- 1 :5S P ra y e r _ . tS *12.50. panel members are Morev Am­ •The Poet’s Eve." The mysterv of four undergraduates f^f«m ■^e«»d For Better er Fer Were# »• sterdam Pat Carroll Orson Rean. wilt rhal1en«*e four stu­ dv hTvrll.M Gep/* Sheldon and the t:SS J. 6«fl In 'of poetic creation Investlgaled by Ro,.nWrs. a singing grmip area Far A Day **. Dannv Davton Paul Winchell. dents from Purdue Vnlversity. 3 Center St. Jar\i8 Bids. Prof Elliott Coleman chairman The Rebel 8 S3 ar la Coart ", F in a l 3fovle 18 of the wrRing seminars. Johns Fvervm an’s F*»mllv 18 Star." Nick Adams In t : 3t Hoa?e PaHy , 3 "Run For Your Money" YOUR YARN SHOP Hnnklns . Vniversltv. Aiding the #**«**in»»tonsMP Rfldg#^' 40 Crime ■’ Johnnv Vnma pr<-ves his W . P. OUlSH I.oreU Toaag Theatrr K. Lockup J J (One Block Ewit of Main professor will he a group of read­ Time Present - 22 30 lnn4V*rnham T.lncoln with the protests of his daughter Comedy Playhoaae tt 11:39 Jack Paar Show 22 IT'S Carl Pendburg Pulitzer Priie- A m eiieaa Baad*taad ? (Color) "The Swinging Years, 12:59 News and Weather _3 MI S-4050 1 12:30 Ri'lence Fiction Theater 22 Jack Bennv Pyorrnm _ ' , J INCORPORATED A salute to dance bands of Am er­ Sloriellr from Outer Space 30 winnine biographer of the Great Bennv has George Gohel and M a rta _ „ 1:99 New s •Emanclenior: I -^enale Miporlt.v ROBERT J. "Here Come* The Nary ica Guests: Woody Herman FREE DELIVERY RUhop Pike Mollv Bee as his guests when he Anita O’Dav The Modernalres New s Tlie Rt. Rev. James A. Pike. T.eader Everett M DlrHen tR conducts his*.own television pedl The Three Stoogea Cavev^s 601 Mld<|Ie Turnpike East . Rl.ahop of Protestant Episcopal 111 > and Prof C Nrtrthcete Park­ and Glen Gray’s “ Casa I>ima inson British author. historian in firder to holster his ego. REAL Orchestra. Ronald Reagan Is TEI. MI 9.-1446 • Church. DIoce.ie of California. Gnrn- Fnd JJ RESTAURANT ••Can Public Schools Survl7*e'’' snd imtverslfv professor. INSURANCE host. * Meef The Press W 19:39 2! Beacon Street »• M ESTATE •IN8URAN8MITHS SIN’OE »»*< Wyatt Rarp , _ IN MANCHESTER Dr. Tianier Hunt. Director. Chris­ What’s Mv Line? 3 Hugh O Brian stars In “ The Case tian Education. Nat'l Cmincll of Dr Eeiil Dudley White. noted 998 MAIN STREET, GROUND nXK)R— MI 9-6*41 W ED N ESD AY Tefeuision PROGRAM Bneolallst, g\jest. Not For Hire Jt Churches, guest. , . T^h-I 2 Not Take Her Out 1?.:45 Feature ^ Colt <5 I Alfred Hitchcock Presents «J Conrad In “Hong Kong , To Dinner For A Change? Grent filscnsslona F irs t Show Aboard a non-scheduled' flight Nichols TIDE 12*55 News 11:99 Snndav News Sperlnl 3 ••Headline Hunter*” , Rod Oral Roberts Phil Silvers 22 5:55 raatiarntal naaaraaa* from Hong Kong to Hawaii In­ JUST ASK HER— Chsmolnnshln Bridge **3 :15 HarrrA Heart eron vestigator Tracy Steele encount­ Manchester ■ Inc. 1:00 We Relieve 3 aad Wcafka, ^ 1 B o y Roger* SEE WHAT SHE SAYS! New Verk Philharmonic 40 8-3« The Twenfletli Century • 3. 4ff Hnndav Nile Mo^le' *2 :35 Thla Oar Fatih ^ ers a former girl friend who b^ "T>ie Dtist Bowl ” Dramatic .storv Caatlnenal Claaaraam 13. 5:85 F.arlr Show.Sho comes a suspect when murder is S’oung people’s Concert. with "Bark To Bataan” "The Fitting Coast Guard". Call MI 8-1415 for ReeervaGon* GOODYEAR Leonard Bern.'tein. host and nar­ of an epic battle with nature Report From Washington 53 Make A Difference Where You Save! (Color) committed and the plane hijacked fouehj in the .Southern Great I T D O E S 5:55 Cathalle Prayer Brihn Donlevy I've Got A Secret ^ ^ rator- sxrernts from the works 11:15 »^eo»nre Film Twllixht Theater 9:89 2 of Gu.«lav Mahler. Plains In the 1930s and told bv "T.adv Of Tlie Troulcs” Robert 7:55 Today ■ ’ “ With Garrv. Moore host and em­ PLENTY OF p a r k i n g fhe people 4*ho actually fought It. Falvrraity mi the A ir , My Friead niek* cee; panllists Bill CNillen. Hency NYLON TIRES Cartoon Fan Time 8 Taylor-Hedv l^amarr. -ft -ft -ft Teeaavllle AT 46 E. CENTER ST, V R A {Qnotlirht 30 Tt shows how the great •Vre^rMN Be«t Movles 7:35 Fya ye r Morj^n Betsy Palmer and • storms of the 30s the result of 7:35 Town Crter 5:55 Clatrh Cargo ' ^ e sts 1:15 Pro Basketball ' 30 mah.’s thouffhtless abuse neglect "Gaslight” 5:55 Bat Mastrrsaa 18 store and Plant 296 Brimd St. 1 :.30 Accent On f.ivlnr ' 3 The iJile Show 18 New* B nara* i and Allen and - |w*r -ifarmlng methods, al­ Richard 7:35 PerveptloB__ Cartoon Playhoaae Frontiers Of Faith 22 "Subfnarlne Patrol SAVINGS 3i% Three Maaketeer* ■ „ 15: Cirel* Theater ••■Rennrt on Africa” . Film with most created an American Sa­ Greene. Breakraal Ttm* Thii ■■ Year Life 33. 34 hara W alter Cronkite narratci^ 5:55 Hap Rirkard* 5:35 Weather. New* •nd^Sjf'ri" J TEL. Ml 3-5179 Dr. Em orv Ross, noted authorltv 12:59 News and Weather. 5:85 SporiSrope, New* A Weather * Ralph Edwards h^t ... MR. CAR UWNER! Brave Stallion 8 a n c / L - O A . 1 V 5:15 A lm a n a c W eJnexday N ight Fight* *. 53 on the continent ahd Peter Rob- 12 r.*!”* sfnfpent of Heditatloa Curmit g l.'i (.(nntein Kaacara* Robia Hood ^ erls - ' ' ^ People To People ' 1:39 News A SSOCIATION Lul* Rodriquex va Garl Hubbard. Whlrlvbirds "2 Annual 5 ;M Scbedalr For I.eanlBg ClabhoBse 3; 10-round welterweight conteat. Champs 'n Challengers 18 Raeore DiTMrn9 5:45 J C a F b b t* Redace “ 5 Id r a Take* A W ing _ 45 5:55 Peatarc FlHn 5:45 New* . ■ _ 2 For thorough, depend'^ 24 HOUR SERVICE //es ■<* y Rata 5:55 Albert Bnrke Bepert# 35 15:35 W iehita To w * ' M rlUAxefl. I>I»TITUTI»;_ Romner Ream Star* Joel McCre* .with Jody Tex Pavfr* F b b Skew Sparta «• able service on any make AMBULANCE Leaaey Tnaea 7:55 A fte r n ia a e r M ovie , _ , ® McCrea in "Brother* of the M O N D A Y Television P R O G R A M /OOZ,yi€aiM X M o t, nM^cy4€t¥»Sv 8:15 Capuia Kaararea "Thr Champion” Kirk Douglae- Knife " The Mafia Invade* and Marllyn Maxwell., attempts to collect ten dollar* SERVICE her to a picnic, then idtnica and 8:35 I Married Jaaa monthly from each Sicilian family of car see o r MANCHESTER Who Do Von Trust? • the moment of truth draw? neaiv Feeaa Skoignn Slade , - ■ 4:99 Ranger Andy 8:55 Beaaty Break Movie At Sevea * 1* , living In Wichita Town. 8:09 Contlneiilnl riassroom Tale* *f Well* Far*. M *• "Livin g On JVelvet” PlaaV Mevie _ ” 8:15 ^ r r e d Heart ComAdy Playhouse 22. . Dale Roberlaon atara. „ 15:55 The Bed Rowe Shew ...... - Amer«4*Ao—Baadstaad...... A — D a a g h R e ^ ------** We;atber— 1-oeal New* "TJnfiolv "Four" TEL. Ml 3-0350 6t89 This-4)nr-Fatth------• - ■ ““ Ifourbia Slreer HMt #. 4L M News and Weather 85. 45 Man With A . Camera Continental Classroom Movie XRIchnrrt I.onf! and Andrew D»t»- Pepper "Three Men On A Hbree* Don WILLIS Garage 15:85 O b T h r G e . 35 Me* “ 15:45 Sport* ,5 t Color) X pan co-ataf In .J’*’"* Markham ... Bourne Buiok, Inc. 8:59 Catholic Prayer Blue?” , inyeallpatora Cal Ca)h<«un Pabllr DeleiMer 7:15 New* Doaglaa Edward* '• 4:15 Herret Storm SPECIALISTS IN Play Year Kaarh 33. 11:55 New*. Weather and Sport* 3. 8. IJ 266 Main St.— Phtfne MI R-4671 7:09 Todav and Bex Randolph are called • The Passerby jJ *■ New* and 'Weather / »• I'nlverslty of The Air 4:99 Fdge of Night . upon to combat the , pani^ter WHEEL AI.IONMENT an9 A* Hoar With Vea N rw * Adventure Time *2. 11:55 I Lave L a c y *. Q UALITY u s e d c a r s 7:29 Prayer element In 'a talent apency which BRAKE SERVICE 7:85 Be O a r G a ra t _ »• ? e 'a t ? r 7 J . / « 7:25 'Town Crier American Bandstand uaea atronparm method? to ac­ Th e Price 1* R igh4 33 Variety aerie*, starring George Saie Fur GENERAL AUTO REPAIR _____ 11:35 December Bride News 5:99 Fealnre Film quire ctlenta de Witt a* host and emcee, fea­ KlghC- / Henr;; 7:39 Perception "I.. 9 A M : . S their first trip to the moon. Sports 49 Olive Deerlng Young minlater ia ale Storm Show The PrtcT~Is Right 22. 39 MANCHESTER The Price Is RlghO 7 :H This Is ABce 3 lAirrtIa Yoang Theater 11:39 Concent-ration opposed by a church truatee when (Color) Robert Q, Lewis is guest Markham “ "he triea to Integrate acienre' into Hopae Party )cee for vacationing Bill Cullen OPTICAL STYLE BAR December Bride 1:55 TK^ Mnilonaire ULTRA FASHION Who Do^ Yon Trust? Mnvje Ai 7 • * ‘ 8 bla program. TEX PAVa’S FUN SHOW rthxie Jb H a rrie t 8 M AIN ST.— Ml S-I19I • Port Of 40 Thieves ’ . j^ventiirea In Farndlae 8. 49. 53 Yonne Dr Malone "■Tw Lockout", David and Ri(^ky Academy I’layhonse Weather l..ocal News 22 Brat The Clock HEARING GLASSES Film Gardner McKay atara In, "The trv V b^Al the sorority house Nawa of fha Honr and W .afhar .W Color of Veifllm.” When Adanj CABTOONg AND INTERESTING BITS All Star Playhonae rules getting their dales ^in PROFESSIONAL HEARING ll;4:> Thf_ Living Wirrd ---- V..V. nod W.athrr «®. S:85The Yerdicf I* Year* b y p U A U tO N E ♦ s-fto » - VC fit' Life • •'TYov. n^eeir-to take mr an, addi- after riiryew . AID SERVICE^ 17 OAK ST. 22 59 Peonte’s Choice JJ lionni pfWMienger Armahd Duch- ' From These Reota TV Mall Grder . 53 Truth or ronsequences 7:15 The P-*««erby *2 FOR THE YOUNG FRY Connertirnt Bandstand, . LC A0ER5HIP The Milllo^ire • 699 MAIN ST. Restless Gun 8 59 ■ ettte he diacovera Ujat hla life Kathy Godfrey 9:99 NEW . . . 12:30 Search For Tomtirrovr News ■ ' . ii an.fi the Uvea of, hla crew and Marvin .MlHeYs narrates Hartford JA 6-2131 Plione Ml 3-6247 . DonglHs Edwards A the Nowji 40 pa.saengera are . In conatant Who Do Von TrnatT ex-GT received • Beauty ' It * oiibl Be Vnii .7:30 Kate Smllfi Show 3. 40 4:55 Rnnger Andy , Liis'e ' That Rob* 8. jeopardv by a bizarre device. check from an Musical varied* with Comedy Pinyhouae factor he bel • Performance ■k 12r45 The Goidintr l.ight Jun<- Tnvlnr Dnncer.s with Peter 10:90 Benneaey * 8 Amerirnn Bandstand Home appointment*— 1:99 o The Sfeve Allen Show '22. 39 pav off his bankn^pt • Concealability G la d k e "^ ' ' i. COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK. Inc. M oyle -debts—until romance enlcrff hl?» by yonr invitation. About Faces 8 Rivrrboat 30 (Color) , The Three Stooges 5i *lnme With Kitty 19:30 T5' Show With June Allvaon 3. 49 life. Pmrs Darren McGavln and Burt investments ' 4:15 Secret Storm . The Perrv r4iino Show 3lovir Matinee » Rr-vmlds Tiie Treasure of Hawk i "Trial by Fear.” atarrlng Chuck 4:35 F.dge G« NIeht r .*mh« r” . Part I MR. GEORGE F. JOHNSON JR.. Manager Guests Ravmond Massey. Doro- DRAPERIES and H ill." Captain Holden his cabin Connor.*! and Plppi^ Slc/jtt. A Advenlare Time thv Collins and the Kingston Trio T>ar?ull. honeymoon turna Into a nightmare J hov and two outlaws stage a ^ IF N D I Y AND HELPFUI- TRANSACTIONS HANDLED Amerirnn Bnndatnnd S'nle Ren«rt« ^8 1:0.5 Our .Miss Krtuiks three-way race for burled trea.«- in a amall town' with A lynching 5:15 Fentnre Film ’ .. 1*30 ”hc World Turns on lla mind. « ON ALL EX&ANDES LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTU^^'FIUOTS ■It Happrhed Totnorrow.” Movie At NIhf 18 See Us fo r ...... ' _ Clitd^rellie U'eekend Bfan With A Camera - 8 53 HnWallsn Eye • • W CURTAINS 4'heyt'niie ». ^ TEL. MI 8-1195 Powell-Linda Darnell Stars Anthony Eisley ^pd . Br*b PYRENE and C02'FfRE EXTINGUISHERS '»e%vs • • ’ 4-ftft ' r^'*xai‘ ' ^ ^ 4S Final Movie , - 18 929 MAIN STREET Popeye Theater *. 45 Th's U The Answer Ptafs Rorv Caihoun. Lltn Baron 11:00 New*. Weather and Sport* 9. 8. 18 ALSO FOR REFILLING SERVICE l:.5»l Praver wife of Rory CalhoUn appears as Big Newfl 27 Beautifully Cleaned >•90 For .Metier or For Worse a ladv j^loonkeeper'p friend who News and Weather t)neen hcl^s Fluv I^mgley battle a Featnr'e 40 . 49 All Expense Tours and Cruises 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE . SCHIEBEL BROTHERS Dav In I'onrI wenlthv landowner’s underhand 11:15 Fealore Film * and Pressed 2:39 *h'0' j-d nltemnts to influence the "Secret Of Stomboul” : Jamea BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS SINCE 1919 1.«4trrtta Young Theater Maaon-Valerle Hobaon. GLOBE Tickets, Reservations, InformatloB . ' DISTRIBUTORS Gale St«irnr|*^h<*w rraitlng of a railroad.- * DucApIn BowTlng *8 Jack Faar ' 99 .3:99 The Millionaire- World'4 Bent Movies 8 ... Airlines, Steamship, Railroad PROCTOR ROAD and CENTER STREET Voiiiig Dr. Malone 8:30 E clh er Knows Best - 3 . The LADD and HALL CO., Inc. Stars Robert Young and Jane "The Set-Up” TRAVEL SERVICE Hotels, Resorts. PHONE MI 8-2*164— ROCKVILLE. ENTERPRISE 967# Beat th« Cloj'li' , Night Spot. 1* 2« UNION Sl*. — ROc Ik VILLE MANCHESTER? All Star Playhiiuse Wvfttl fn. “ Kathy's Big Di'Cfj)- y* M l 8-4)880 tifn.” Embarrassed because she II :M Jark Paar Show F TEL. TR 6-2884 3:99 The V erdict Is Vonrs |2:59 News and Wenihev 3 928 M AIN ST.__TEL. MI 8-6707— After 6 P.M., MI 9-7988 d r y c l e a n e r s From These R4i<»ts d»>esn’l ‘have a boy frlelnd. Kathy tiles to. der4*,!ve the fam ilv by |;M New. ^ .r-" 9S W ells St.— M l 3-72.'>4 4''onn«'ciirnt Bandsland Kathy Godfrey .lirolending that a boy baa asked 1:M 9 PAGE FOUE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN

THJLJJiSDAY Televisiim PROGRAM T H E B A N K V H A T OIVkBS TO O Hoyfo pears as a beautiful woman who CUisrooai “Goi^ Places’’ announces that she is married to The Three StooRoa the sheriff. PLANNED tsit This opr. Faltti 4:15 Secret Storm JohnnsrStacoato 88^88 OoBtlD«atel 4:80 PIdre Ot NIeht •V’ • Stars John Cassavetes In “The (Color) Adrentare Time > 88, LawWr.” A woman is acdtsed of SECURITY ^ ‘ TW» Oar FalUi .Araerlcaa Baadsfaad M m'ufaering her husband. Catholic Praire^ Featnre Film. ■ , 8 The Bcai MeCoy» s ELECTRONICS “ :0t Today “ Younf? Tom Edlaon". Mickey “The Television Set” Grandpa . ^ Valrerslty of ifcc A ir Boopey-Fay Bainter gets into an argument arith the 1 :t0 Prayer Popeye Theater 8. 48 family over nmney and soon he Is LABORATORIES Town Crier ' ’ First Show ^ • . 28 talking to no one. Newo “The Lady WanU ^Ink”. Ruth W o Michael Philapher ^1* Perception 3 Hussy-Dennis O’Keefe 8:88 Dl***r »»— •••. Grey Theat#^, Breakfast Time Bo^ Rqec 277 BROAD SlM Hap Btetiarae 5:88 Early. Slu • Man In The Middle.” stars 8:1B Almaaac ~ “The Man From Colorado” Wil­ Michael Rennie. A man Is.J®™ Com at Min'aal 4lvid«ad rate 8:18 Captals Kaairarao liam Holden. between loyalty to an

' TopM r News 5. 88. 58 wood guest entertainers. 18!88 Ob Go News and Weather 5 Donglas Falrbawlts Theater 58 92S Mala Street Pablle Defender Albert Rnvke Bepsrte 88 Movie nt Nine » I \ 1; \i)it) M I s \ --I i:\ u I Play Fonr Hnneh Sports 48 “ Danger Is M y Business East Branch Roar With Ton This Mnn Oawsoa m 8:88Markhnm ’ ^ .J 285 Enat Omtor Street 11:88 I Lore Lacy Johaay Mldalfrht { Stars Rav MIMand. A conricled The Price Is Biyht M<»vif> 4t Seven 15 murderer’s widow shuns the e^ West Branch 11:88 December Bride “Bullets For Ballots” ^ forts of private Investigator Roy CoBceatratloa Weatber—Local News 88 Morkham ’n h**r alive, ManrhiMter PaiJwde Wbo Do Ton Trastf News and W»op*ef 18 48 Citlsen Soldier ^ ^ “ ProfMtioaal Oorer Stkor Cases of Eddie Drake _ „ “ Tennessc** F.rale Show Z» m Film 7:15 Donrlns Edwards and The NeiM (Color) Guest. L ily Pons. 11:45 The Livtatf Word The '^•atoncl^ohlc* • 8. 48 58 BMMty Care 18:88 Lore of Ufe •Topic •» 22 Stars Robert Stack in ’ TAtUe Troth or CMseaaeaeos News S8 Egypt” . F.Hot Kess assigns ms ProBle, back, Restless Onn 7:18 Foar inst Men 8 new recruit attlson to work un­ trout... you 12:88 Search tor Tomorrow Law Of The Plalnsnsaa M der cover after an honest sheriff ft ^alit Be Ton Stars Michael Ahsara “Common and a nievor ari* murdered. atSCHESTEI look pretty Lore That Bob Ground’*. Buckhart stages a gun from every 12:45 The Gnidlna Liyht fight with wounded bank robber. 18:88 Ton Ret Vonr Life 28. 88 1:88 News Oalc' Storm Show 8. 48. 68 Omnrho Marx anple with one Aboat PACOS “S.O.S.” “ Dad” 'Susanna. Nugey TV Variety Show 8 SATTLING CO. of oar expert At Home With Kitty and. the entire crew of the Ocean Guests Jackie Cooper. Connie hairdo’s. N orle Bfatlaeo Queen respond In typical, fash­ Francis end t.jonnl Hampton. 10 HENDEIISON RD. “ Close Call For Blackte" ion to distress call from an old 18:88 TThe Lawless Years 88 Morris • shipmate Sinr.s .Tames Gregory In Ml 3-7V22 1:05 Oar Bfiss Brooks Shoti^B Slade 22 “ Framed” . Ruditskv nenrlv loses 1:88 Cinderella Weekend 8:88 The Betty Hatton Show 8 . his chance to inll n big-time MARLOVrS As The World Tams “ Goldie MeeU Betty Hutton.” hoodlum when the moh fram**® News Betty Hutton stars In a dual role him to ston his mstlmonv. This Is The Answer as (idldie Appleby and as Betty T*7ke A I.iw»k 8. 48. M Oonveniently tn the center 1:58 Prayer Hutton, when tho success of Pat Final Movie 1* SAVE of the shopplnK district. 2:80 For Better Or Worso Strickland’s charity ball depends “ Blues Tn The Night” Been For A Day on whether or not id ld ie can-get Deefh V«!ln7’ Bnvs 55 BY THE CASE 867 Main St.— Tel. M l 9-89^) aay In Coart » her old show business friend U;M Mew«. WMthu uX 8p»»U » « 2:88 Onie Storm Show Betty Huttorf to perform at the Weather ftports News ■ SEI.F PICR-ilTP T^retta Yonny Theater event. B l( N rw 2 Hoase Partr Bat Maslersoa tfe 88 News an«l Weather M ATTHEPI.ANT 8:88 Mr. and Mrs. North Stars Gene Barry In “ peadly uia- Frattirr 40 M Tonne Dr. Malone monds". Masterson exposes a 11:1B Fealnr. Film . > Sonfh off O e te r St„ Beat The Ctoeh diamond mine hoax "Holiday” . 'Kathorlne Hopbum- AS~Ntar PlayhoBse DoMna Reed Show 8. 48. 58 Cary Grant. Safe Fur 8:88 The Verdict Is Vonrs Donna's role as peacemaker, In a Jack Paar Rhow ' " North oft Weal O o ter From These Boots newly married couple’s first W orld'. Beat MoTtea * Conneettcat Bandstaod Quarrel, gets her involved In a "Old Acquoint-nre" Storaae Kathy Godfrey ■ Donnybook with her own husband. NIabI Spot U Who Do Von Trastr Danercr Is N v Rnslnesa 18 11 :M Jack Paar Skow 6:85 Weather. New t and Sperta 8 Ballev to nrotecl her from a Focas 58 6:88 White Hunter 18 blackmail plot. JOHN L JEIiWEY 8:55 Beaaty Break 52 CIobhoDse 22 Movie At N1S» 18 254 BROAD St. 18:88 Red Rowe Show ^ W Scope 68 9:88 Masqaerade Party 22. 88 Doagh Re Mi 28* 88 Spdrtsrope. News A Weather; 8 Sports 18 C. LEIVflY NdPaallS Phone Ml 9-1166 Topper ^2 6:45 News 8. 22. 58 18:88 llie Twilight Zoae 8. 48 ItiR t Oa Siie Ga------« gi55 8ports 18 - “The-Puri»le-Testament;” 'starring ASSIOCIATK ...... - Pttblic Defender 5 Albert Bnrke Reperta 88 William Reynolds. The fellow of­ Play Voar^ Ranch 28. 88 7:88 Dial 999 8 ficers of an infantry platoon lead­ An Hoar With Yoa _ 5 Lockup 8 er in the Philippines . doubt his 11:88 The Price Is Right 88 tj Movie Ai Seveu . 18 sanity because' of his frightening Ihturance of All Kinds For Complete Home f Love Lacy •• Jf “ Knockout** knowledge of the future. 11:88 Concentration 88. 88 Weather. Local Mews .22 Cavalcade of Sports 22. 88 Bonds December Bride 8 Newa aad Weather 88. 40 Gaspar Ortega vs Emile Griffith. Remodeling Coll Who Do Ton Trust ^2 TV Playhoase 58 10-round heavvwelglit Vmt, Cover Story 80 7:15 Ne.va. Douglas Edwards 40 Robert Taylor 8. 88 Film - 52 Snort Show 22 In “The Detectives” . “ Conspiracy 344 NO. MAIN 8TRRET 11:45 The Living Word . 5J Newa 88 of Silence” . A Jukebox Is.re- P H O X Ii: M I S-B8K0 . JACK KERIN 12:00 l.ove OI Irlfe » JJ 7:88 Rawhide 8. 48 Sponsible.... for the.. fatal... shootil tih g o f Locust St.—Ml 9-180.’; Troth or Consegnencea 88. M ' Cc-atarring Linda Criatal and a man 791 M A IN 8 T B B E T The Restless Oan •- 53 Eric Fleming wUh Cllot East- Danger In My BaHiniHis 48 12:88 Search For Tomorrow 5 wood in “ Inclaent of a Burst of |8:98 Rlarlc flnddle 8. 81 P H O N E m 9-S926 • Dormers • Baths It Could Bo Yoa .**. *• E vil.” When trail boss Gil Favor Co-stars P**ter Breck. Russell Love That Bob 8. 48. 63 and his ramrod. Rowdy Yates, Johnspri In “ The Deal” . Nora • Porches •Sidinifs 12:46 The Ofiiding iJght f Scout for signs of danger, they en­ Travers is taken hostage by a 1:88 Newr • «5 counter a beautiful pprl traveling desperado who demands-the re- • Roofing • Additions Ahont Faces *• 88 M with a strange group of drifters. ■ lease of his brother from Jail In At Hama With KHtr n Peaple Are Fanny 98 exchange for her life. Up To Seven Years M evir MnHnao W Art fdinklettel’ ftost . Periqn to Persoa 8. 48 Alfred Hitchcock ' a«ked Vera , "Whlje N. Y. Sleap8."Mtchael ' Grand Jury t t Charles CollIngWood. host. News- Miles to do one of hla two ^star- Financing Arranged Whalan » . Walt Disney Presents 8. 58 Mperman and Columnist Art I;t6 Oar Ml.. Braoki • Frontlorland. “p^apeiudo From Bushwsid. his trife and children UmiB” apookera. . . . George Bums llM A. Pka World Tania » *• /Tombstone” , aiiomer In the from their Paris apartment, also has-been aaked to do an "I'v e Got Ciadaratia Wrekaad * Texas John d au gh ter series. Singer Dancer "Benav Renoud A Secret" show Feb. 24, the same Naara H Widower Texas John Slaughter, and her husband at their Vllle ThI. I. Tha An.wer “* conqueror of crooks and hostile Malmolson in Paris. ' day he arrives In New York to help MaRchester Drat 1:5# Prayer _ Indians finally encounters s o n ^ . Ftoal Movie 18 Jack Benny on his March *er A Sports 8. 8. 18 being produced at Screen Gems lAiratta Y o b k Thaater 22,'8# Tenebdowa 18 BIr Ne’^ 22 f P E C <^1^ WIDE Qale Rtnrm Show 8 IS 8:88 Hotel De Paree. 8 News and Weather 88 with Elaine Stritch cast a- the old­ , ri\C C , Obliverv S:M Tka Kllllonalra 8 Stars Earl Holliman in “ Sundance Featnre 48 48 er aiater. . . . *'llton Berle la w rit­ Vauna Dr. Haloae 88 88 and the Man in Robm Seven.” A Playhouse 58 ing a dramatic .script for Desilu, Prescrtptlon SpeciaUsts Raat Tka Clork 8 88 lone rider follows a stagecoach tl:15~Peatiire Film 8 Qetnplete Baby and All Star PlaykoBie - • carrying four nervous passengers “ Johnny O'clock**. DIcIc Powell- based on the "-cent jet plane scare 3:80 CoaBartlrat Randitand 8 into Georgetown, and Sundance Jaefc Taar Show 88 that found him putting on an im-r Ooemetie DepartmcMt The V ardfrf'1. Yoara - 8 48 soon finds himself vrith a slain World's Rest Movies ' 8 < ' Siek Room Sapplles From rhaaa Root. 28, 38 guest on his handa • “ Footsteps In The Dark** promptu show for the other nerv­ Katky Oodfray ,18 T V T.eiephsne Heur 22. 88 “ West Of Shanghai” ous passengers. . . . Screen Gems Who D- Von .Tra.IT 58 (Color) Tonight starring JuHe Nightspot 18 wants David ..^add (Alan's young C A L L . 4:0# Bnaaar Andy Andrews. Nanette Fabray. Carl 11:88 Jack Panr fHiow t t hO teheU 9-4541 Comad.T Playkoau 22, St Sandburg. Tlclorla De t^ s An­ <2:58 N^wn and Weoftier 3 son) to title star In its "Tom Saw­ Amarloaa Rnadrtnad 8 58 geles. Brian Sullivan and Earl 1:88 News 88 yer” series. . . . 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We are proud to be able to bring you H missioner. finally dwindled down to twenty-five “A Moment with Mandy.” pupils of a grade school near Mannasas, Vir­ ginia, were told that classes were discontinued men and one woman, llie winner, and new boss for the day, their eyes filled with tears. Digging of Livonia's (pop., 60,000) police and fire The Super City Is On Its Way for more facts, we learned that one of the pupils departments: blonde, blue-eyed, fivc-foot-ten ‘ ■ 1 1 Loree (’‘Dolly”) Mariwurm. Brand new edition By the time we bid farewell to the 20th century, had found, a canister of tear gas and had taken the face of 1960 America will exist onlj^in our it into the classroom, where it e.xploded. memories. There are massive combines of suburbs and cities on the way that will one day be home for 85. Little Sylvia Mc­ percent of our people. We present one story that Out around Aitadena, California, some. 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“Cet^hear some,” ordered the judge. The Keystone Automobile Club has set up a The defendant sdeked in about ten cubic feet Bicycle Safety Lane (a device for testing brakes of air and rendered a lusty bit from Don \ and frame alignment) at the Valley Forge Ele­ mentary School in Wayne, . Giovanni. siiM« detergent ;*Four months,” brokc^ii.4he judge, “sus Keystone’s Safety Director Edward P. Curran tells us that o v er 20 ,000,000 kids are zipping pended sentence.” NEW FORMULA ELECTRASOlf RESTORES | around on bikes. “The toll is appalling.” says Curran, largely DISHWASHERS TO 100% EFFICIENCY because the kids don’t really understand the At the Norwalk, Connh^KUl, Guppy So­ ciety’s first show, fudges K o ^ Sweeny, and Eliminates FOOD PROTEIN FOAM that Reduces .• rules of safe bicycling.” The toll: each year 5 0 0 dead, 20.000jnjured. Rexford, tropical-fish authorities, ttipt in solemn / DUhwasher Action As Much As 90% . .. to Cause Spots. Streaks, Film. Mechanical defects and lack of skill help make conclave; Object: selection of VorwufA’s Best up the total. of Breed, Champion Guppy. ' The safety program, which includes compre­ hensive bicycle instruction by qualified experts, f o m lesn COAU»A«Jf0^1 is offered as a public service and is available to ... interested schools and organizations.

Classes in Esperanto, the international lan­ guage. are available every second Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Peters Township High School, Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania. The law of averages filially caught up with u. Informo pri kursoj en la mond-inteflingvo the Broward County, Florida, marriage-license estas haveblo de: Frans J. Jahger, Wilson bureau. One whole day passed, a mild, sunns, 1-7758. loverly day that was not a Friday and not the 13th, without one person coming in eithci_au_ apply for or to pick up a marriage license. Philip Lombardo, 65, who lives Within shout-, ing distance of Kirkland, Washington, was hauled before a judge, charged by his neighbors and with being a public nuisance. Mr. Lombardo, Folks out in Arlington Heights, Illinois, environs who are approaching a stop sign with their eyes slightly glazed and their brains re­ volving at half speed, have been given a speeud assist in being properly alert, by the highwas department. Three hundred feCLpf “Rumbler” pavement iP — a pebbly .aggregate— has been applied to the they complained, sang operatic arias too loudly approaches of almost 200 stop signs. e tmd and too long. The rough surface causes a car to vibratcT “I sing because 1 am full of happiness,’ ex­ “rumble,” thus warning the driver ta sit up. plained Phil, happily. lake, notice, and STOP. “ -V- ’’^la 3AHT CONTSOL n^lN lO ^ ■: **Pf|%55

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further with this line^ of itlack or defense, but . It was at this point, or, to be exact, sword’s “I didn’t say anything about a bear,” 1 said. point, that Mandy’s. mother and my wife (they tions she doesn't undci^tand. “No.” she said her interest, after her fashion, had wandered “It look God a million billion years to give us "You said there was a bear with you,” she said, are not the same person) entered the room and didn't God make bats butterflies.’ “Why.,didn't God give dogs glasses?” back. “Why don't you want to be a road hog?" wings,” she said. “They are no good.” To this •'but there isn’t any.” broke into the debate. - You mustn’t say it is if W Mandy suddenly asked me one day. Her For days I had been practicing some question' she demanded. she added after a moment’s thought, or half a I went back over what 1 had said and found Mr. Thurber says it isn't,” her mother told her. questions always demand a grave consideration of my own for Mandy, and 1 served them all at “Beeause they turn turtle, and then the bulls the bear, but ignored it. “We are getting nowhere “Are you two arguing again?” my wife wanted which her impatience with the slow processes of moment’s, “We don’t have anything. ride up on motorcycles and arrest them. “We have, better sight than dogs. People can once. “Why don’t foxes wear foxgloves? Win faster'than usual,” I told her. ^ the adult rhi/id will not tolerate. Mandy is eight, don’t cows wear cowslips? What was it fCaty did ‘ ^ “Make “up"a nursery rhyme,” Mandy com­ to know. ' sec better than they can,” I told her. _ “What animal would you rather be?” was her . “No.” I told her. "I was just explaining to but 1 state her age with resen'ations because she If cowboys round up cows, why don’t bulldog' manded me...... , . - “Dogs don’t bump into things. People bump next question. I must have been unconsciously Maiidy that she shouldn’t gel her hopes up if she is sometimes fourteen or older, and sometimes round up bulls? Why. don't badgers play, the 1, pretended to be having-a hard, .lime making into things,” she said. . • . preparing for this one. asks, a bull on a motorcycle the way to the next four or younger. “!■ want to hang by my heels badger game? Why aren't there rats racing in this up a nursery rhyme, but my angui^ was rigged, “Dogs aYe guided by better hearing and a better town, and he says, ;Bear left at the church.’ There like a bat,” Mandy said, “but 1 want to be a but­ for 1 had made one up long ago for just such an sense of smell than we have, 1 explained. rat race?" terfly. Daddy couldn't spank me' then because 1 rKaty who?’' Mandy asked, her quick fenii- emergency, and t recited it; , . won’t be any bear there." “They can’t see a light way way off,” was her “Yes, there will,” Mandy said. ' would be on the ceiling.” nine instinct for scandal making h*:*' "imswer to“that------:------svwonV'^-said.- ‘‘H'eVouid get a stepladder,'' 1 said"lihally. the Other questions. ^ T l^'f "a mile from Havefstraw lltere lived-a— ’ “No, but when the man with the light gets “Stop it,” my wife said. “It's time to go. We “1 would push it over," she said. Bang! “You’re loo ypung to know who she vs as and halfwit fellow, nearer, they can hear him, and then they can broke it up, but, at the door, 1 said to Mandy, ‘-‘He could call the fire department, of course." what she did, and I'm too old to care,’' I said, “Half.his house was brick and red, and half was , smell him,” 1 told her. “Next time I’ll explain* why the wolf is at the I suggested. , “My daddy says the bugs are going to get everv wood and yellow; , She left me flat-footed with a quick passing door. It's on account of the stork.” “I would push that over, too," Mandy said, body.” Mandy repeated this prophetic piece ol “Half the town knew half his name but only shot. "This light doesn’t get nearer, ’cause it’s in “There isn't any stork, if you mean babies, ” ^ adding, "bang, bang!" ' eschatology indifferently", as if-it didnt matter. half could spell it. a lighthouse.” Mandy said. 1,am sure she would have explained “Butterflies don't hang by their heels,’ 1 told “Your father was referring to a recent an- ^ “If you will sit for half an hour. I’ve half That annoyed me, for I am a bad loser. “All what she meant, in simple, childish dialectic, but her, but she was off on another tack. nounciement by some scientists that insects arg a mind to tell it.” right, all right, theh,” I snapped. “We’ll move my wife doesn't want me to know the facts, of life. “God didn’t have to give turtles shells," she increasing alarmingly on this planet,” I told her. the dog nearer the lighthouse. Aren’t you going i y “For heaven's sake come on!” she said, and told'mc. ffTk T DADDY mal;es up nursery rhymes, too, to allow me to score a single poigt. in this “It is my opinion that they are increasing because “I have been a lot of animals, ’ 1 told her,, but JVl Mandy sajd. 1 felt sure her daddy’s dog­ roughly but mercifully dragged me out of there. i4cre 1 thought 1 had her, but she does not they are alarmed by the'steady increase of human colloquy?” there are also a lot I haven’t been. I was never gerel would top mine, and it did. Tell me one corner'eftaly in tJebate.“ Turtles arc very slow, MORAL: If it's words that you would bandy, Mandy has a standard answer for any ques­ beings.” a road hog or a snake in the grass, but 1 was once of them,” I said, and she did. \ ’ I explained, ‘‘and so God gave them shells they “I want a swan to gel me," Mandy said. “What never tangle with a Mandy. could hide- in, to protect themselves from their a news hound.” ,, do you want to get you?" “Once my daddy brought an-Elk home to our “Hi diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, enemies.” house for dinner,’’ she said, “but he was just a ' “Moscow jumped over the moonr” “He could make them faster,'' Mandy said. HAD to give this some thought. “Bear with me. man.” She sighed, with the dark light of an old “Why didn’t he make them faster?” She had'me I said. “It isn’t easy to decide. It would be disenchantment in her eyes. ■‘That isn’t a nursery rhyme,” 1 told her. “ I'M there. 1 realized, for the first time, that if God I colorful and exotic to be got by a green mamba in “Men hate to be called animals, but then they is political science.” had made porcupines and skunks faster, they the Taj Mahal, but my friends would say 1 was form lodges and luncheon clubs and call them­ ‘‘No jt isn’t,” Mandy sai^^^^____ ^ — wouldn’t need their quills and vitriol, resptxtively. just showing off, and such an ending would als*> selves animals— Elks, Moose', Eagles, Lions, and “Yes it is,’' 1 said. “Why didn’t God give us- wings?” was her be out of character. 1 shall probably stumble over so on. Don’t ask me why they come home dog- “No it isn’t,” she said. - next question, and I began to lecture on that . ‘ my grandson’s toy train and break my neck. tired from stag parties and try to putfox Mama ‘‘Yes it is,” 1 said. .. . point. t - Mandy, true to form, lobbed her next question with a cock-and-bull story. ’ 1 was all set to go ’ - “No it isn’t,” she said. FOR MORE THURBER- turn puge “We have developed wings," I told her, but over my head. ”What bear?” she said. she cut me oil with that topic sentence. ‘A Suburbia t oday. Fi'bruary. I'ittO ALL DRAWINGS ON THESE RAGES REPROUITCID BY SPECIAL PERMISSION. ® JAMES THURBER, CTIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN -THE NEW YORREIP'

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M at thase fine storaa: "Y- AIASAAAA Cofiiarbitry Storat, l»»€...... Birmlnonofn C A llF O t N I A L llll* fo lk Shop -...1.— ...... 1.0 ■loilo WINNER 'P B u l lc x k i...... — ...... Lot Aoa«l,i A B u llo ck i ...... - ...... Paiodono Should a Girl B ollookt ...... ------Sonlo Ana Bvlibcks , ...... W ollw oo d I. M o o n in '___ A n g o lo l . J. W. Robtnipn Co. ------L o i A notle* llllla Folkl Gotloo* ...... Pol" SP'I"®’ Propose.. • Even 1. M ognin ...... :Son fr o n c l« o Yoong Mon'l Fonev ...... Son Ffonchco CONMCTICUI Foifliold Onp'l. SlOlO ..... Foiiliold G. fo« A C o . ------H m ilo rd _ in Leap Year? Toll N loom ...... ,— JAonch«il«f ICARLETON M iH o i I L lllip o lla n Shop ...... ------.S io m lo id loonied by taikM^ fey Oxford Pool Zobin ...... W a ilp o fI C O lO t A O O Iho Doovor Dry Goodl Co ...... Denyor The popular novelist H o a i O A Oonioli. Inc...... — ------Corot Gobloi ' Young A n w tico ...... F l. Lqudordolo M o lln o 'i ___ Hollyyiood is inspired by iofdon Morih .Co.:...... - ...... ------MtOmi Lolv-Pop Toggory Shopp, N, Miomt Beoch G f o a c i * 1. P. A l l a n ____...... A llo n ia Suburbia Today's R t c h i ------Allonro r? .-’i I l l l N O M Evorgroon Plozo Chtidroni Shop — Chicogo t l Tho Ltirlo Bfonwon ------.Chicogo , February cover Moriholl flold & Co ...... C h icogo Molhor Gooio Shop — .... G in n Ellyn Polly Pogo ...... - .... H tn id olo % Lowry'i lor ChFIdron, Inc...... Lo G tonge Prido N toy Juvonilo Shop ..Lmcoln-rood Y o u n g ile n ______...... — ;-.Hork foroil Ooihin Fothion — ...... Pork Pid|^ Toby's Jilvonilo Shop, Inc...... Skokio Florrll Chlldron Shop ...... f'ronklcrl - K fN T U C K Y - ^ B y c k 'l ______loolivillo Stowort Dry Ooodi - ...... kooiivllla. E O U I 5 U N A D. H. Holnwi ...... - .... —N«" Otlooni LV; Loon G odchoun ...... N o - Orlo o n i BY FAITH BALDWIN Molion Roull ...... - ...... Now Orlooni MAIYLANO Flochichild kohn ...... Boltim oru Slqwarl A Co ...... Bolliroore Miltllpni . ------P ik o iv illo HEN I was first asked this hearty searching question. Borry I'-flpyiwoor ..... owiOn my immediate reaction was. why. she always pro­ M A S S A O W S im W Stolid A. Aororrlon ------— ...... Brookline lo lb p li ____...... Hinghom poses, in any year! Bolry Groy Shop ..'r...... Neodtam hkowlon, Jr______Nowlon Corner This isn’t strictly.truc, of course. But 1 am of. the opinion Lod & Lome Shoppe ...... No. Scitoole B u lln er C o ...... Plyrotwlh that the majority of men are gently led into matrimony b\ SttMlI Fry ...... — ------. X W o b o n MICHIGAN Xt_ implication. 1 know a woman who has been happily mar­ Pom 1 ...... Birmingtlorn . Cheer Shoo ____ ....Birmingham ried for twenty years; she’d been courted for five, and she J. L. Figdion Co...... Delroll Young Clolhei ______Grolle Poinle Form, grew a little tired of not getting a chance to say Yes! so Jocobion Slorei, Inc...... —lockioij..--- Ted i ...... W ell Ueorbofn she took ro leading him past furniture stores and stopping MINNESOTA Tonka Tot Shoo ...... ^..cC.Eiiceliior to admire the lighte^d windows; she also steered him away ^.Wee Modern! ...... — H opkim 'TJgylon'i ...... M in n e o p o lii from the small expensive dinner-and-dance outings, (which Edlno Children! Slwd^ ...... - ....Minneopolii Jdet & Jill Minneopolii ''^ e greatly enjoyed) and into dinners at home, or in a^ife-^ Maurice U-Eolhichlld ...... Winneopolil Field Schlick, l"C ...... — ...... *1. Paul teria., plus a movie and a soda. It worked. First thing MISSOUKI emery,. Bird, Ihoyer ...... Konios Ciry know.^o. one had proposed, but the date was set. . X.. Anne Leh m oh ...... Koniai City Loulio Price, Inc...... ,;..:...,..Korliai City Another,''a business girl, began cOt)king dinners in her N E W JEB SE Y Sohodi ...... ;...... Englewbod flat and requiting her roommate to take the cvening^off S h lrlb e s ...... - ...... H ockeniock Sim y 1 ...... :------l•'‘•Y City somewhere. Whenfier beau remarked that it warf wonder­ Young Set ...... M e lu ch e n M, Epsleini. Inc...... TAorrillow n ful, almost as though they \yere riiarricd, she replied brightK Hohn* & C o ------i - .— ...... N ew ork Konnor'l., ...... — ...... Puleripn , “as we might possibly be .some day. ’• Lillian Bellow! ...... t Princelon Lolllo Merrijiew ..... „,.,....Ridgewood BiiIn my own case .1 ...m-do not - recall-q------prOpo.sal r I . on .either----- Jull kidl ;...... — ..Sonwrylllo B e ilin 1 ______.....iSorOrongo . side. I do recall my father s walking into,the living rewm amT' Hoberdoihery to Small fry ...... So. O ran g e Juvi K id ! ------:— ...TeSneck' saying to my young man (who was very hard to acquire).^ Pelile Shop __ ...... Upper Monlcjoir l x . • -- NEWYCHHC “Suppose we have a little talk . . . upslairs?"'1n those days Bib N Tucker ______C e d o rh u ril, L. .1. Little Shoip ------GlOn Cove, L. I. the male intentions were often inquired into, if not as openly Pelile Shop ...... Great Neck. L. I. X- Flewlel Yotrih Colony ...... H e w le tl, L. I. as in another generation! Drifting aild^^dTeuming wcre all C ly d e , Jr...... '...Roilyn Heighri, L. I. very well, but what about reality'.’ - Sibley Lindioy & Curr ...... R oche iier ..-s’--- f;- ^ flo h & G o ...... Syrocuio ■ but he ge+s the ■food oP champions O H I O > ' . How to get your man really- isn't impde^nt except to H. A S. Pogue Co...... Cincinnati Helen Mole ...... -i-...... C le ve lon d the Royal Canadian Kl'opntcd Police—the prising ques­ Halle Brbi. Co. Clevelond Rike-kumlor ...... „X- ...... D oylon tion is, where do you find^niV There's said to oe a short­ B. R. Bpker C o . ____ ...... T oledo OKLAHOMA age of eligible men today; I'm also told that the wid^open koihryn Lippi, Inc...... OMohomo O ly S. C. Orboch-Co. , ------..OkloSoriM O iy spaces grow more of them, Alaska particularlVi so\ru)w KNNSYIVANIA K©r^ “ L-“ B i s ki15^ Royer i ...... :------G ree n iB bfg that it's a State maybe more and more females will e rt^ ^ Mm WAAL that WASHES Hk« M lUNikle MidilVEARS like a SlM af arm or! To iHe'inimitable, natural luxury of wool, Chorlolle Fenner ...... Loncoilet^, highways and'seawifys in search of husbands; Lmust. how ~N

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Giod Seasons Cheese-Garlic Dressing. A freah and- J^ o f w.l rood. Kifeh«,. CREME SENEGALESE \ EPICUREAN BEEF A LA FAR EAST k u m d u a t -a v o c a d o m o l d To Chill: 3 hrs. To Prepare and Cook: 1 hr. To Chill: 4-5 hrs. To'Prepare: 30 min. To Cook: 2W hrs. To prepare: 35 min. - 1-T-pkg;" lenion-flavoreJ-geluliB 2 fh leepnons batter dr margarine 2 metiiiun-aised apples, tinartered, cored, li^ ^ e u w warm mlDT---- - Vi cup very hot w ater - . cup^fi^ed. coconut Vi cup thinly sliced preserved Icwpquau pared, and finely chopped 3 Utblen^Mkm butter or nuirgarine 2 stalks celery,. finely chopped 3- to 4-lb. befeLpot roa»t, cut in (reserve V4 cup simp) 1V4 cups chilled ginger ale ' - ^ 2 medinm-sis^ onions, finely chopped individual aei^iag* 1 to 2,jublespoons .eurry powder V4 teaspoon salt 3 medium-eixed onibns, slic^ 2 ripe avocados, peeled and diced 2 tabWpoons floor cup bot water . . " 2. qts. enicken broth (use 8 chicken V4 ■ cup aoy eauce 1. Empty gelatin iiito a bowl. Add hot water and >, bonillon cubes and 8 caps hot water) 2 teaspoons cornstareh 1 cup finely diced cooked mieken 1 teaspoon curry powder reserved sirup; stir until' gelatin is completely dis­ 2 cups cream j enp chutney solved. Blend in the ginger ale and the salt. 3 eups cooked rice 1. Heat butter in a large saucepan or sauce pot. Add Vi cup golden raisins — - ' 2. Chill in refrigerator or over‘'ice and water until mixture is slightly thicker than consistency of thick, the chopped apples,- celery, 'and onions. Cover and \ cook over medium heat until celery is tender, stirring 1. PourVarm milk over flaked coconut. Let stand unbeaten egg white. If chilled in refrigerator,, stir occasionally; and if chilled over ice and water, stir occasionally. 1 hr- - . . ’ 2. Blend curry powder and flour together in a .bowl. 2. Heat butter ip a heavy skillet. Add- meat and frequently. _____ 3. Lightly oil a 1-qt. mold with salad or cooking oil Slowly add I cup of the chicken broth, cooled, stir-• brown on all sides. Add onions,' hot water, and soy ring until smooth after each addition. Pour into saujce. Cdyer; simmer 2Vi hrs., or until meat is ten­ (not olive oil); set aside to drain; 4. When gelatin mixture is of desired consistency, apple mixture and bring'to boiling; continue cooking der. Remove meat to warm dish. Skim fat from gravy. over medium heat 5 min., stirring constantly. Con­ 3. Drain milk from coconut. Stir aboul V4 cup of the mix in the avocados and kumquats. Turn into pre­ pared mold and chill until firm, about 3 hrs. tinue stirring and gradually add remainrng broth. milk into a mixture of the cornstarch and curry Simmer, uncovered, 30 min., stirring occasionally. powder; blend well. Stir in remaining milk. Pour into 5. To unmold, run tip of knife carefully around edge of mold. Invert onto a chilled serving plate and re-. 3. Remove from heat. Strain mixture through a skillet and bring rapidly to. boiling, stirring constant­ sieivc. Mix in the cTOked chicken. Cool soup.- _ ly. Cook 3 min. mov« mold. (If necessary, wetjuclean towel, in hot water and wring it almost dry; wrap hot tpwd around 4. Blend cream into cooled soup. Chill thoroughly- 4. Mix chutney into rice; toss with coconut and 5. Top each serving of chilled soup with whipped raisins. Serve gravy and meat on rice. If desired, ac­ mold for a few Seconds, If mold does iiot loosen, repeat.) Garnish with water cress. - cream and garnish with' chopped chives or a sprig company with chutney and kumquats. of water cress, -• About 8 servings “ 8 servings . . . . , . About 8 servings continued on page f 7

14 Suburbia Today, February I960 Suburbia—Any Day ! tUe -A I v i V C m “Back to the Salt Mines” ■ o r “How Some People Get to 1 the c j e e r H c continued from page 14 STUFFED FOMA TOES UNIQUE To Prepare: 20 min. To Bake: 20-25 min. 4 m n litim -» i« ^ ripe fomato€•^ 4 alim bacon, dircrl and panbruilrd until cri»i> rup (9-or. can) drain^-d crui*hcd pineapple 3 . ubleapooiiK finely chopped pantlcy 114 cup» coari*ely crushed potato chipt* 14 teaspoon ijrated onion 14 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon. black peppr'C "Great Scott! Was this the day we were supposed to pick Al up?’ 1. Cut a slice off the stem end of each tomato; scoop out cen­ ters and cut the pulp into small pieces. 2. Blend together one-half of the bacon (reserve remaining bacon for garnish), the tomato pulp, and remaining ingredi­ AeitJiHaina ents. Fill tomato shells with mixture; put into a greased shal­ low baking dish. 3. Bake at 400° F 20 to 25 min. Garnish tops with the re­ CORN served bacon.- 4 servings b r ea d HAWAIIAN COCONUT CHII*S 'ASV'MIX To Prepare: 45 min. er , 1 medium-sised fresh coconut .» Salt Married women 1. With an ice pick, force.holes through indentations of the. coconut; drain off liquid. Put the coconut in a baking dish and heat at 350° F for 30 min. are sharing this secret 2. Remove from oven and break the shell by tapping sharply vyith a hammer. Remove meat from the shell and. if dwfred, . . . the new, easier, surer protection pare off brown skin.. (The skin imparts a delighffi^nuft/ for those most intimate marriage problems flavor to coconut chips.) ' / 3. Form chips by pulling the coconut meat acro s^ sheer, or What a blessing to be able to it had ever used. Norforms use a vegetable parer. Put the chips in a single layer on baking trust in the wonderful germi­ eliminate (rather than cover up) sheets. Sprinkle .about 1 teaspoon salt over c^onul pn each Mixed in seconds...no bowl or pan to wash! cidal protection NorformScan give embarrassing odors, yet have sheet. , ~ . y ' 4. Heat in a 375° F oven for 8 to 10 m in/or until chi^> ^re you. Norforms have a highly no “niedicine” or “disinfec­ r / light brown. / / N6V6r dry or cruinbly .. • won't stick to the pan . . . wonderful perfected hew fofrhula that re-' tant” odor themselves. Ahd-what ------fiavorTtoo-' AH this- aiid no bowUor- pan- to washUThejneason?- leases antiseptic and germicid­ "WmTdyou please put him bn the"7rl5T^ —------CARIBBEAJS^B y A IVAS------al ingredients with long-lasting small feminine suppositories action. The exclusive new base are so easy and convenient to To Prepare: 15 min. ' . . / To Bake: 15 min. There's a throw-away Mixing Bag and Baking P a n fj^^^in melts, a,t body temperature, use. Just insert—no apparatus, 4 medium-sized bananks* yellow with urccn lips every box of Aunt (Jemima Corn Bread Easy-Mix. Add 6nly egg and forming a powerful protective mixing or measuring. They’re 3 oz. (1 pkg.) cpcaiH^^hccM-, soficm-d 14 cup su|car - film that guards (but will not greaseless and they keep in 14 Icaspuon Kroutul. cinnamon milk, blend in the mixing bag, and bake in the special pan. Such harm) the delicate tissues. any climate.^ 14 teaspoon jiCbund niilmen Your druggist has them in 1 leaspopn^ gralyd lemon peel Com Bread! Makes the simplest meal taste as though you had And Norforms’ deodorant pro­ > * Few "Drains isall,... ' . . _ tection has been tested in a hos­ boxes of 12 and 24. Also avail­ 14 c u p w h ip iu p g cream "■ ...... cooked and cooked! Keep several boxes on hand, for unexpected pital clinic and found to be able in Canada. 1. Peel bananas and/cut lengthwiM into halves. Arraitgc pne- more effecUve than anything half of bananas, cu/sides up. in shallow baking dish. guests, Sunday suppers, too. 2. Beat together the cream cheese, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, lemon peel,-and salt until creamy. ■ Tested by doctprs------, .Par.cinnamon coffoo 3. Spread one-half of cheese mixture over bananas'. Cover For spicy oatm eal frustfstl by women;. I Aw Mu *wi k«m cako--really homemadi^ N o t ' f o r m s * -j with remaining banana halves and spread with remaining broad—fruit or nut —Aunt Jetriima Coffee proved in hospital clinics - i 1 a : : b r e a d s , t o o —A u n t 9 ' cheese mixture. Pour cream over bananas. Jemima Oatmeal Cake Easy-Mix. Com es A •oirmcM ^ftODWcr with mixing bag, baking rCMINtNC SUFPOSITOWICS 4 II 4. Bake al 375° F 15 min., or until, bananas arc just tender. Bread Easy-Mix. ■yujAu uniii' pan and delicious cinna- Serve warm'. ; • . ^ servings Cfi'mm 'with mixing, bag.'^baking pan, ■ mon topping. Also reeb pes for other toppings. FREE infohnafivejforfornu booklet ^ n B ----- WIN CASH FOR TOUR FAVORITE PARTY RECIPE— and reedie folder for sn a c k I A $100 co»h prlia will be owgrded tor the belt' recipe delicious Just mail this coupbn~t6' Dept. ST-02 T * 1 V breads. • Norwich Pharinacal Co., Norwich, N,Y. . selected, with a $25 cash prize tor each additional recipe published in SUBURBIA TO D A Y. Contest entries most be ,\ i 11 T o n Please send th*^ new Norfornu booklet, in a plain envelope.' postmarked betore February 29," 1960. . 4 II S m Tt s Moil •ntr*«» to: Name------' — My f ovorlU Porty R*dp« Contest ^ _ (eiLuic i 11 Culinary Arts Inttjlute • 153 North Michioon Ave. Street— — - — — 1 J \ Chico9 0 1« IHinoit i iL a ty -— -Zonc- -Sta|e- Se sure to include your nome and oddrets.' 16 Suburbia Today, February 11 ) 6 0 \ All entries become the property ^ Culinary. Arts Institute. i The decisions'of the fudpes ore finol. 17 WIVES THRIVE ON THEM In The Parlor

Common vegetables and fruits will thrive in indoor gardens BY EARL BOURGAIZE * P- and provide decorative and unexpected foliage effects as a back­ V.- ground for your more familiar flowering plants Send !'or a k'nci of shc-'s na.i r hau ludo'-e d CandiGram! She'll lo.e it, you'll get a Kick out of sending It. Orrter 'ight ivj.v for Vali-nline's Day duli.er,. Your porscrial tn'., cj^arv' is autuady the cover of a 0o)i of e e d s a n d p a r i n g s that usually*go in the garbage can be planted in hancl-dioped luni.ry choco'ati S. del .ered soil or water and will grow, in a Short space of time, into thriving, ^ Tht grapefruit is fast-growing fresh from free.'.ors m Western Union engagingS plants, grateful for the houserooni and asking the minimum in arid makes excellent background offices to any place in tin- U. S. A. care and upkeep. For instance: material. Pinch off the top 0 lbs., $5, 1 lb.. $2.95. plus T u r n i p s : the yellow root off about'two inches from the top, and buds to make it branch out cost of telegram. Phono generously. The sweet-potato Western Union now. cut the green sterns back close. Place in a dish of. sand or pebbles and kt?ep moist until sprouts appear, then water at regular intervals. In a vine shown here is fust begimdng few weeks you will have broad fluted leaves of tender green, effective a journey that will take it for a window-garden border or as a green cover to surround pots of all over the window frame if no flowering plants. Carrots may be treated the same way (the delicate, human hand inUrferes. Pineapple ferny tops, incidentally, make wonderful “trees” for a toy village or barn­ tops are an exotic form and so yard). Beets cut in half and planted in moist sand produce spcctacitlar is the humble beet, rooted red and green foliage. 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P»HOTO BV LCN CjlTTLCMAN A public skating session-yohng and old. plain and fancy, they all gi^found and round in the happy freemasonry of the ice. r ■_ ■■ , ■ - \- , ■ repeat and eventually you re speak­ them at Berlitz. U e abhor inllexihle But the cireumstaneo of one’s own routines and we sometimes wish hirth are difficult to pre-arranpe and ing French. Sound simple? It is. It s so simple that by the end of your that the word “School” were not a H» xou’rr a.** likely to lie-born in part of our name—we feel that it BY GEORGE J. JAFFE Peoria, lllinoi^, as in Paris, I* ranee. first hour at Berlite you will actually Want A Community Skating Rink? be able to carry 4n a simple conver­ frightens some jieoph; away. Our Assuniinp. that you were born in aim is to teach you tosfieak another • Paris, French would be your nati\t sation in French. (You have a great advantage over the French child m language. e can do it tor you en- lanpuape and you would learn it as joyably. quickly and inex|K-nsivel\. Towns and clubs and investors are building them—there'll be over 50Q by the end oj this year a child does—by hearinp. swinp, that you have an adult s mind and an adult's ability and vvilKngness to Perhaps we're mistaken but that s a.ssociatinp objects and actions with what we think most people want. , sounds, repeatinp. imilalinp and, concentrate.) ' Our aim is to enable you to under­ What we have written here ap­ hiially. speakinp, 1 his is by far the Around Boston! where the city fathers expect to by the hundreds of gaily dressed skaters who strike out stand and be undersiotui in another plies .to eren spoken language for NEW Ice Age is upon usr work and planning — plus an initial financial out­ liest way to-learn any lanpuape. be maintaining fourteen rinks within a few years, hand in hand and whirl and glide to the strains of the language. In short, we want you to we teach them all—and from Arabic K Ten yea^s ago we only had 96 artificial rinks lay of maybe $200,000 per rink - well, the picture If you are not native to France ' to Zulu, the “Method" is the same. of what’s happening with ice rinks seems fantastic.” they say they always did go in for ice skating. “Blue Danube” and “The Street Wh^c You Live.” then the next,best way to learn lie able to sjieak ami communicate in the whole/country, and most of them were in­ in another tongue. 80 yfears ol exp*-- Ihiw long it takes an_d how much it- doors and in the big cities. Now they' are spreading 'the initial outlay is ^iouis — it has to be, to “ But,” said one fan, “the weather ^ m s to be These lighthearted fans range from four to seventy-four, French is to simply^ po and live costs is entirely up to you. Inslrm - there. Surround yourself with all . rience and 10 million graduates tes­ out everywhere, in practically every state in the pay for land, building and ice-making machinery— getting warmer each winter and our natural frozen and turn out in everything from Icotards^and short flared tify to the effectiveness of the tion is arranged to lit your schedule ponds are getting too undependable. That’s where skirts to plaid kilts and tweed jackets.. Froitixpoon to 2:30 things French, listen, 4sk and learn. and a course is designed to lit your Union, and/in the most likely and unlikely places. but skating is a sport Tor all ages and, once the rinks This, of course, takes time and can “Berlitz Method” .'You do not learn artificial rinks have won out. It’s always ‘Skating there is a skating instruction period for beginners, and for t about another-language —you learn needs. (An engineer off lor tin- There is a/skating rink today in a Miami Beach are established, they earn their way.. 1m- verv exi*ensi\e. Venezuelan oil fields will need a ., In some neighborhoods, where there are no com­ Today,’ and you’re not held up by soft spots and the rest of the afternoon an ^ evening more sessions for But if you were mit born French the.lanpuage itself, in terms of itself. hotel and another one on the main floor of a New You learn to “ think’’ in that lan­ more specialized knowledge of Span­ rippled ice.” and if the p ro s|K -c t of pullinp up York City bank. The first industrial rink for em­ munity rinks, people have started their own ice . general and figure skating. At 11 the Speed Skaters tak©..,^ guage. You learn to enjoy that lan­ ish' than a vouiig couple off to spend ^hting rinks, similar to the summer “swim clubs.” The manager of a Michigan rink Mys:___ over, and the call to “Clear the Ice” comes at 1 a.m. slakes and settling BUIIIIISI 0» fUASOBI *"0 STAMFONO. CONN MtAMI.FU PtnSBURCH. PA 310 Oadtord Strtei ttCeert Street now has a Saturday schedule filled from 6:30 a.m. MltlMOM. UAtYtAaO M2 N. t tad Am m a 41» SaHMieU SHtcl «HitePlBiMC43» only to New Yprk state, with 32 rinks* in operation CiMll-OfOO DAvis 4 «S ! already built rinks, indoors and outdoors, or- are U IN CMiIm IMM , flMUM I4MI WASWNCTON. b C elM' and seven more being built. till midnight. The first skaters to arrive are a batch p U a l-O W MIMNCAPOUS. MINN, i f . LOUIS. MOM itoiksinw HAVANA. CUNA planning to build them. And they’re not necessarily ■cyttiv jj^CAUr. lilt N M M Av m m 4117Uii^l- - STertdwS^OlO SAN JUAN. PUIITO ttCO of teii-to-fourteen-year-old boys who play on the rUeralMICS JCfhnni private or commercial ventures now. "Hie towns and An instructor at one of. Buffalo’s seven.town- SjTiiwt-mir— -•OeWGlrim. . HCW0(RIAII8.U_^ . SAMTA^Am^ CALIF MMUlWMAIt. MKM. U S T 0tANGC.N J 412 tiHprwiBM l Tilde Mart m N. Oreadvey •«MI ■ »n oeewii local “Little League” hockey’teams. They are re­ »artofcClMChnu» Iw «« ■ twMi Idirt «*• tNW W neighborhoods themselves ai^dbing it, nonprofit, owned rinks claims there is a skating boom TTHm i MII WeMirty 7-tW MtdvMt OAWMW YOtK. NCW VOM SAN IHEOO, CALIF unr •wwmww because the public’s interest has been greatly stim­ placed at 8:30 by the teen-age members of the i0$T0II.HASS cvahsto^ i u eowestsiststiMt 3320 FewHi Av m m twiiwi B««i'U fcmo: in the name of pleasure. ' ' ^ ; SltOBTBSirMl CHcliC^UO .CVpre«IO«fO ulated by the many travelling ice.shows it has seen Figure Skating Club. Then, in the public skating COMMwMNh GAm b Im IMMI 30 iKiNfeltif n u i . SAN FNANCISCO. CALIF ‘ p«ww mni mt utmmtKm m IwMi iMWW* *«» ".And when you reali^ that it usually takes a qiHLAT NtCILN T C M iM U d Ct'jeURBlA TOpAY CHICAGO. lU . . 210'FafteH St. IMlWmMUwMkM------4SK. SMiMflMS 129 t rudweir V U to eA W community an average of two and a half years of ■ in recent years.' . period, from 9:30 until noon, the ice is takep over 3VN MHIm m AvMVA 00rtlMidll-U12 ...... SAN MATEO. CALII rCMUtat-^ fASA0CNA.CALIFv CINCmNATI.OHK) HOUSTON. nxAs IM E. Fdth Avt 2tlS S. Sheehert Olive 170 S.UMAvVMt V«niMi Mbbt IMtl YVeMweS-MH DlMwed 2400/ naultW * lAdWiS-nM SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ADoinss- lOS ANCCU^ CALR ptULAOCLPHtA. M CtXVUAHO.OHK) 2»ll WMmm OMtovard 121 SMth tra M »e «t t ill TAed AtffMtc . -XIAU- imtmM/mtm INMiM f-Ml f iiwnKfcM s-fioe. MUlMl 2-1247 CltY^ Suburbia Today. February I960 21 TOm i I-M U 20 Suburbia ioduy, t ebruary / 960 which you know must be the Ohio suburbile ahead exerts enough pres­ River; shortly, massive groups of sure jto prevent a rear-end accident. houses com e into focus. There is At the end of forty miles you turn off and drive slowly along a tree- \ green land around them and here and there the blue e x p o s e of big shaded road to- your house in the swimming pools. Now the buildings hills of Medina County. When you stretch below you as far as you can get out of the car, you pull a lever see, a city reaching to the horizon. and the suburbile- deflates like a . bubble shrinking. The parts fold up Groups of magnificent, tall, light- automatically until there is only a colored buildings tower above the small jet engine attached to a pack­ general level and everywhere the age the size of an ordinary suit­ settlements make way for parks-and case. The whole apparatus is stored bodies of water. Innumerable nar­ till you need it again in a locker row white ribbons -crisscross the beside the front door. place like spider webs and you can see tiny bright objects moving along a c k in the “ fifties” and “ sixties,” the white trails. Nine minutes and you remember, they had cars three hundred and fifty miles from Bwith tops that folded back automati­ Bristol your rOcket swoops to a cally, and even a little power-driven landing^ at Cuyahoga blastpoii. vehicle—the “Joy Ride"— that Your family n]wets you in the weighed only 51 pounds and could “ suburbile” — the car especially de­ be collapsed and packed in a suit­ signed for super-city life, -a bubble case when the commuter reached his on wheels with a tiny jet motor in destination. They did not have min­ the rear. You get in and start slowly iature jet engines then, or the con­ down the road till you reach your densed atomol fuel that powers A population expert forecasts suburtrail, a narrow one-way high­ them, but the idea was there. way with a raised concrete strip Your house is one in a row of y*. down the center. You drive on when long, low houses. Inside it is beau­ vast city-suburbs and new ways of living the signal indicates and then your tifully illuminated by walls that glow DRAW LINCOLN You may win a motor accelerates full speed, and with a soft, clear light. In tht back it opens on a court surrounding a in ten key areas o f the U . S. at a hundred and fifty miles an Scholarship in Commercial Art hour trees, houses, bridges and swimming pool. You can swim here buildings whiz past you. Collisions in any weather because the court Draw Lincoln’s head, with pencil, any size other arc/ impossible, since the trail is is ieally a part o f the house, cov­ than this (bigger or smaller buf not a size that one-way and the vapor jet of the ered with a great transparent doitic would look like a tracing). As winner of contest ■ Comiiwed on ptme 2,5 you get a complete art course — free training in advertising art, illustrating, cartooning, or land­ BY JEROME P. PICKARD Preview of local air traffic in one of the super cities to come. 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ROM-what we Icnow now about our develop- _ _ .‘iDelaware Valley City” „vdlL.centcr_Qn, Pbfl8r„. centof the counfiy.„We havcjio land ta s former students now earn upwards from $150 a F ment as a nation and the forces at work on delphia, with Trenton and Wilmington includ^ — we never had-^ut if wfc conserve apff plan week as coihmercial artists. Some earn $25,000 us, it is possible to make some startling projec­ in a super city -of eight and a half million. . wisely there will still be open space f^ fa rm in g , a year and over. Purpose of contest is to uncover forests, and recreation. tions of a world many of us are going to see, the “ Southeast Florida City” with Miami as its talent that could be developed for a career in art. world in which our children will be living and hub will have six and a half million, and will Altogether, a hundred and sev^ million of us working and raising their families. reach beyond Palm Beach. are going to be living in the ten^gantic combines Try for this free art course! Winner also gets “New Bngland City” will include Boston, Barring a war catastrophe, we can expect to o f city and suburbs and if are to flourish we drawing supplies and illustrate art textbooks. Worcester, Providence, the Merrimack Valley be a population of three hundred and twenty shall have to have means o f living and moving Entries for February 19^ contest must be cities and surrounding areas. Six and a half mil­ million by the next generation and almost all o f around quite different fro™ fhe ones we have received by February 29. No entries returned. us— eighty-five per cent— will be living in urban lion will live here. today. T® bring projections down to earth and “Cuyahoga Valley City” will extend from areas, hopefully living better than we do now and see what life is going to be like, im a^ e yourself Amateurs only. Our students not eligible. W inn^ certainly living differently.. In ten key areas to­ Cleveland to Akron and Lorain, and will have in the year 2000, which is no longer a remote, notified. Mail your drawing of Lincoln today. ^ day's populous suburbs will be combined with their five million inhabitant^. imposing date in history, ljut four fast-moving decades from now. National Home Study Council cities in vast super cities which, if we plan care^ e w Y o r k with its environs, already a super School is an accriidited member of fully, will offer the pleasant living of t ^ original city, will have twenty-three n^lion inhabi­ Y ou are, let us say, at the blastport in'Bristol, suburbs plus the stimulation and scope o f the city. N Viigini% where tlw Zoomer rocket is waiting on tants and will still be the nation's greatest popu­ ART iNSTRUCnON, INC., studio SB -20 Thew are the shapes of some of the super cities to lation center. Suburbs and cities together will build the ^j^way pad to take you back to Oeveland 500 South 4tb St.. Minneapolis 15. Minn. come and, typically, tOidescribe them, we give them other vast super cities around Los Angeles and in j^uyahoga Valley City. You get aboard and PUaxf rntfr mfi attached draining in pour drair-a-head rohient. country names and great-city populations: Chicago and Xletrbit. ^ ‘ settle into your suqiended seat for the ten^-minute fPl.EASE PRINT ■ **Chesapeake and Potomac City” will sweep Thousands o f square miles of land— an area trip. The Zoomer tilts iip and you flash through Name AGE over Baltimore and Washington and surrounding about equal to the state of Illinois—^are going to space, out of earth's atmosphere into a stiarry Occupation areas like Annapolis and Atlinglot*. Silyer -Spring be taken up .in the expansion. If the thought night. In three minutes, shin^g, bluish gray, the and Aberdeen. Nine and half million people makes your heart sink, it is comforting to reflect curve o f the earth reappears' and in another min­ Address.. ute you make out a winding black thread below. will live here. ' X , that this only means urbanizing another two per City___ Gounty== .State. 22 Suburbia Today, February I9 6 0 ' Forerunner of the "Suburbile" today’s 51-pound "Joy Ride" does 100 miles Easies lawn to the gallon, folds into its case in 15 seconds, goes anywhere. care ev with

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