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MuHelidee in Roundup Libya Quake To Vain Ban Try Griin Winter

NAPLES. Italy (AP)— “meaningful" inspection proco- Fire Ruins House, WASHINGTON (AP) —< Colder weather snow to-' U.S- disarmament chief Wil- dUTM. day brought new migery to In the test talks which have Man, Woman, Die hiindredi of hothdeis in an Uspi C. ' Fioster leaves for been running on and off since Qsneva tonight and an appar- 1963, the United States originally avalanche - threatened ate sought around 30 inspections a NORWALK (AP)—A man 70% of Coastal ently forlom attempt to bring and woman died early today around Naidea. But the cold year. Suppeutera of the push (or a about an East-West treaty to treaty say scientific detection ad- when fire destroyed a two- aiYpegted to have slowed the outlaw nuclear testing. huge mudslides, and may have vanced have allowed the West to story frame house in South . AlUiough the United States of- lower Its proposed figures—first to saved, some villages. fered another coneesalon on Its eUd>t to m and now to seven— Norwalk. Stonn winds wbippad t^a aoutb- Tlie victims were tentatively stand, the Soviet Union refused without actually lessoning the 250 Dead, am Tymienlan Baa, driving ablpa Friday to’’increase tts Offer of two safeguards against cheating. identified as Stanley Remson, to Shalter and aendihg wavaa or three on-aito inspections, and The new U.S. figure was con- about 50, and Mrs. Eleanor Gil- eradilng hundreds of foot inland broka off the- three-nation talk,. tained in a statement approved bert. Remson’s body wai found al- along the battered SlolUSn eoaat The United States had banked by President Kennedy and issued most within reach of the front 500 Hurt, wait o f Kasslna. most of ita hopes for progress in by the Arms Control and Disarm- door of his first floor apartment; A atorm death in Sardinia those' three-way dlscusstons. ament Agency following the day’s Mrs. Gilbert’s body was by tho brougM the toll to 170 in Italy'a Thus thp nage was set for an developments at Geneva. back door. worst winter of the oditufy. expected propaganda battle in the Even if the. Reds do an about The building was at 235^ Ely In A1 Mar j Heavy overnight anowfail cov- fuu 17-natlpn Qeneva Disarma- face and agree to the latest U.S. Ave., Ramson’s address. It is at ered lit, Voauvlua at Naples and ment Conference. Fpster planned demands, a test ban treaty could the rear of 285 E2y Ave., where whitened tta hU^or hills of the to present the U.S. case there. face roug^ going in the U.S. Mrs. Gilbert lived. AL MARJ, Libya (AP)— rugged iaieteo Peninsula, where Friday ni^t, the United States Senate. A two-thirds Senate ma- Her husband, Leland Gilbert, Dawn broke Friday to reveal mudslides have caused tragedy disclosed it had told the Spviets jority is required to ratify Ameri- told police he and Mrs. Gilbert the full horror of the earth- ainca last Stnoay. It might agree to only Mven can adherence to a treaty. quarreled early this morning and she went to the house at the back quake which struck this East- AutheHtiea etrlving to aavo on-the-spot tnapocUona q year pro- three vUlagoa at the tip of the vided the Russians agree to (Oontlnned on Page Three) of the lot. ern Libyan city of 11,000 When the fire was discovered by peninsula said the cold may have Thursday night. nelpod slow the ooslng slides. A a neighbor eome time after 3 a.m. Huddled together, dased and in- slide which caused complete evac- It was already well established, jured, residents of tbe etty saw but firemen were able to keep the uation of the 686 roaldente of Ner- to the early light the full extent ano split into two flows and no flames away from other nearby of the damage done by the quake longer seemed to be rolling down Theater Drops Bias buildings. which struck suddenly at 7 :16 p.m. upon the center of the village. A The cause of the blaze was being Thursday. hastily built retaining wall also Investigated. Nearly 70 per cent ot the otty aaamod to have saved some of the T\vo occtq)ants ot the second was to rubble. Stone and mud most endsngored houses. . floor, Mr. an Mr,. Luciano Soto, houses collapsed Instantly. C9on- A 800-yard wide mudallde at After Mass Arrests escaped without injury. crete buildings were left twisted OapoSele, inland from NatJes, by the first quake, which was ftd- alao appeared to have slowed or Probe Plane Crash lowed by tremors. BAUnMORB (AP)—**Thi mov-6cumulatlve $300,000 ball was In 16 seconds, the cite. Ideated (Contbmed on Page Two) TRUMBULL (AP) — Federal to a fertile valley 60 mUes north- ie wasn’t very good, but it really dropped. The charges stand. ./' One of the students who saw and state aviation officials began east of Benghazi, was to rnina. doosn’t matter,” a Negro oOed an Inquiry today Into the crash of More than 280 dead and 600 in- the movie Friday was Sandra said as shs cams out of tho Upshur, 18, president of the Mor- a light plane In a residential area jured were counted by Friday here yesterday. In the aftemiBith of yeoterday’s fire cam along Ann St. were thickly ooatod with ice and frozen to morning. The toll was oxpottoA to Limit Opposed Nprthwood Theater. gan freshman class. She had been The ' theafor—scene of six days arrested twice in the demonstra- Only a clump of trees prevent- the ground. Hartford Ftoe Chief Ihcmas F. Lee said today that the oars would have to be remov- motmt as rescuers continued fits tions. ed the stogie-engine craft from grim search for 'victims. of mass demonstrationa and mass smashing into aome homes. The ed. A cxnipte of them were towed away last nigtxt. On Deductions , "It sure is peaceful now,” she Throu^tout the night U.S. Air arrests-Miuletly opened Its doors said as she blinked against the p^t was atten^xttog to make an Force rescue teams from Wbeehu to Negroes Friday. emergency landing after develop- afternoon sun. She moved up a Air Base, Tripoli, British Army In Tax Scheme Twenty-three weU-dressed Mor- place in line at the box office. ing engine trouble en route from units from Beng^iasl, and Ltbyan gan Stato OoUege students bought Flushing, N.Y., to New Haven. “But I'm glad,” she added Army and civilian medical teams ttekets to 'see "In Boarcb o f m6 thoughtfully. The pilot and only occupant, worked to darknees to help as WASHmOTON (AP)—Prerident Castaways” sad walked unimped- Charlea Cavaitoro, 30, of Jackson Kennedy’s tax program is etUl un- Miss UpBbur Is secretary of the many of the stricken as they could ed through the carpeted Ibbl^. C3vlc Interest Group, a IomI civil Heigtes, ,N.Y„ suffered minor inr find. dergoing oongresalonal diagnosis Only two days before 74 students rights organization responsible for juries. Paramedics at the 68th U.S. Air and is yet to bo wheeled into the had Men an^ed as they tried the demonstratlans. She was ar- He said he was attempting to aet Rescue Squadron based at Wbeel- operating room. But already on# to do the same thing, as were down the Cessna 140 in a snow- erittcol Item has been marked for rested in the pickettng last Friday us, tbe first Air Force emergency 889 before them. They had pro- but was released the naxt day. covered field •<)($ lAfoUy Rd., when help to get here, found fomlHes major suneiy. tested the theater’s excluston. of And with it may go some of the By Tuesday she said she tod he noUoed -twci FOungstera to the clinging together to the rubble Nemos. bsatd the ,morale of tho |lr)s in area ato vetesd into the trees. teeir homes or beginning propoeed tax roduettens. TOuraday, S|ftor 418 atudaitts This item ia the propoaal to put Otty Jail was dropping. So she Savural houaes stand behind the out what poBsesstone they had been chaived with trespassing got harsoU akrestM that night. trees. find in tbe ruins. a floor under penwnal' deduottona or disorderly, o&duct end 848 « She said she wanted to be in jail The ehUdren were imlnjured. Some of the victims, ,ltke interest, local foxes and char- them, had buigulsbed in Baltimore itable contrlbuttons. It would al- to cheer them up. The seriously damaged pfone the streets for memben of tiu City Jail, the theater manager Another student, Otirtia Smoth- was taken to Bridgeport AJiTpoi families, walked aimlessly, wall- low deductions only to the extent csi^tulafod. ers; 19, aai^ "W r o glad the the- for sxaminatlon by federal as ing to anguish. Some wandered to ttolr iPtal wter-fo^-tMegritWa.* ''* ^ ------income. Wa agiead te' -m d eegrcgatlon, Irtatir ofljtakli.- ’ ----- shook,-, waiting, thair . atma...and. No member of the House Ways and the demonstrator* agreed to "But we had .3,000 more cus- Oavallaro, a grouhd employ# te moaning, otdlidous to help offered end the demonstrations. The 848 tomera for City JaU If they hadn’t them. and Means Committee, now con- American Airlines, was released sldering the fox package, has pub- were released from JaU as their opened the theater^" he said. from Bridgeport Hospital. aitar Work had already begim Fri- licly spoken up for this nrovlston, treatment of a Shoulder Injury. day morning to dig graves tor the dead south of the city, which is advanced by me admlninratlon to bordered by flooded fields and recoim some of the revenue that Caught in Hurdle would bo lost by cutting tax rateq^ mired by rato-drenctaed red clay On the contrary, several menfo Umpire in News Strike HARTFORD^ (^ 1 —A,..,j^ th streets. »bers have jnedlcted this will be who said he was bit lus way to ' a ParaptodlcB of the 66th Squad- among the first to go when the track meet failed to clear a police ron were followed by more medics hurdle last night after he alleged- and the 7372nd Air Base Unit xt eommitteo starts writing a bill in m month or so. May Be Wagner’s Role ly waved a pistol from his car at WheeluB. The tax-writing group begins another motorist enroute. Led by Capt. Barry N. Ibak- taking public testimony on this State police caught up 'With the Un, of HlUslde, N.J., the men of Massachusetts car after a com- the 68th administered first aid and propoaal Monday. The mtneas list NEW YORK (AP)—Mayor Rob-f But the strlklM printers—Local plaint from the other driver, drugs to the Injured, searched the reflects the opposition' of philan- ert F. Wagner has promised a de- 6 of the AFLrOO International Thomas Hayes of Sparta, N. J. ruins for irictims and helped in the thropic grpiqw, who already have clsioh today on his next step he Typographical Union—held back been writing members that the The youth, Harold E. Rogers, evacuation of injured to a nearby will take to trying to end the 78- approval. They were fearful the 20, o f Dorchester, Mass., said he Libyan Army hospitaL provision would dry up contribu- day blackout of the city’s nine proposal might mean compulsory tions. Real estate, and building In- had been trying to twirl the air Airlift operations continued major newspapers. arbitration, xriilch they long lurve Ifistol “like Wyatt Earp” when Tired firemen begin the Job of picking up hose and frozen gear. (Herald photos by Oflara). tbroughout the nfoht and Friday tarests, concerned with the effect A City Hall spokesman said Fri- opposed. of a change ttiat would diminish the car to which he was a passen- from Wheelus, about 360 miles day the mayor wotild announce bis Three non-striktog unions—the ger passed Hayes' car on R t 15 east of Benghazi. Emergency ra- present tim incentives to home- plans in the next 24 hours. New York Newspaper Guild, the owning, a n another potent aource to Wethersfield. tions and other needed equlptnent One posslMe course open to him Paper Handlers and the Deliver- He said he pointed his finger at were transported to Benghail. . of opposition. is to go along with the suggestion ers unions—all asked Wagner to Inspectors Set Yet the deductions floor is a big Hayes to reprimand him for cut- U.S. Terms ‘Bluster’ Within four hours alter being of several. non-striktog newspaper recommend a settlement, mth the ting to and out of traffic. "I for- alerted by Libyan officials Thure- Item in the over-all adminlstro- unions. They urged the mayor to AFL-CIO Guild proposing next tton tax plan, which envisages re- got that I had the pistol to my Safety Check day nlgbt, (3oI. Irwin H. Dregne, assume the r<>le of Impsutlal um- Thursday as the deadline for do- hand,” he said. commander of Wheelus Field and ducing rates enough to cut the pire and recommend a peace for- ing so. Rogers said he and his friends Lt. Col. WlUiam M. McDonald, government income fox take $18.6 mula. TOe Guild approved new con- Soviet’s War Threat billion a year eventually,' but re- were on their way to New York to For Structure commander of the 68th SquodrcD, The suggesUon was along the tracts with the nine dallies last compete to the AAU track meet had dispatched six aircraft wtth couping $8.8 billion through struc- lines proposed earlier by Presi- November, but most of Its 6,(XX) tural fox changes that vrould tax tomorrow night. He said he was a supplies to the stricken area. dent Kennedy, who urged all par- members have been Idled since sprinter and a broad jumper. Inspectors were scheduled to en- WASHINGTON (AP)—Apporent-S>Secretary of State Dean Rusk. But Blood donor stations were set aome Income' more heavily than ties involved "to submit their dif- the printers’ strike started last ter the fire-ravaged Lincoln Build- ly unimpressed, official Washing- speechmaktog, he added, isn't go- now. Police slowed him down for a up at Wheelus and to Tripoli and ferencea to independent determin- Dec. 8. ing to Hartford today to determine ton has shrugged off the new So- ing to change "the combination American and Libyan volunteers Ot the $8.8 blUlon recovery, a ation of some kind. . . .” Wagner stepped into the dispute whether It will have to bo de- viet missile flexing over Cuba as of forces to the world.” (all $3.8 billicn would be provided (Oontlnned on Page Three) joined to providing plasma (or New York City publishers quick- as a mediator Jan. 36. The mayor molished. “blast and bluster” propaganda. Behind the closed doors of the emergency use to A1 Marj. by the 6 per cent deduction floor. ly accepted Kennedy’s umpire The six-story structure at Ann Senate Armed Services Commit- Secretary of the Treasury Doug- The threats from Soriet Defense As rescuers worked throuiJi the Idea. (Conttmied on Page Two) and Asylum Sts. was left a gutted Minister Rodion Y. Malinovsky tee, Secretary of Defense Robert night to save lives, tremors of las Dillon has told the Ways and hulk after a fire which caused were regarded as blood-and-thun- S. McNamara outlined U.S. meth- Means Committee the government Lib^’s worst earthquake could damaged estimated at at least der morale builders—both (or at ods for carrying out American cannot skfely undergo a net tax News Tidbits policy toward Cuba. li!! redu(^n greater than $10.8 bu- $500,000. home and tor Fidel Castro's re- (Oonttaned on Page Three) ::::: Firemen remained at the scene gime. Afterward committee Chairman tton and that if the door on per- from the AP Wires Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., ssdd aonal deduottona is not approved, to prevent new outbreaks, but still In a Moscow speech Friday, kept their distance from the build- marking the eve of the 46th anni- McNamara had “ made It very the rate reduction should bo clear that we are pursuing a pol- scaled down accordingly. ing which officials felt might col- versary of the Soviet armed By uotog converted merchant lapse. forces, the Red marshal warned icy that will result to the elimi- ships instead of submarines. Navy nation of Castroism and commu- Late yesterday smoke continued that If Americans attack Cuba, It Bulletms beltoves NATO can build Polaris to pour from a cornice and from will mean a third world war and nism from Cuba.” But Russell de- missile ships at about half the cost nuclear devastation tor the United clined to go Into details on the Culled from AP Wfrea Romney Stages and a year sooner . . . Mortimer J. a pile of rubble created when the grounds they are classified. AxUer, 60, author, philosopher and roof fell in. McNamara also assured the Unable to enter the building. The usual type of oratory "you founder of great bMks movement expect on the 45th anniversary of committee, Russell said, that U.S. SEES ARAB UNITY la Amsrioa, and his 26-year-old planes will shoot down any Cuban- 2nd Inaugural (Continued on Page Three) the Soviet armed forces,” said CAIBO (AP) —An ofltotal of bride honeymooning to Hawaii af- based MIGs that attack American Iraq’s revolntlonaiy govem- ter wedding in San Francisco. ships or installations. ment said today he and Presi- Above Straits Some 6.8 million Hungarians “There Is no doubt that to the dent Oamal Abdel Nasser will be called to pcdla to ele^ depu- future the American planes, even reached a boots for ooMera* . BSOSNABA. Mtoh. (A P j-O ov. ties to Parliament and local com- 2 Air Force Space Experts if they do so in error, will retali- tion between Iraq and tha untto munity councils on single-party ate,” said Russell. Oeoige Romney goes through hla ed Arab RepubUe. He aold thla aacond Inauguratton hare today, ticket of Communist-led People’s He said the question of retalia- would Inevitably lead to the

determined to erase an Imaginary Patriotic Fitmt. . . Police sergeant Reject NASA High Pay Offer tion had come up in a discussion unity of the whole Arab na- Mason-Dixan Una wUch has ra- tovesUgathig explosion that hap- with McNamara of the Cuban tion. AU 8oleb. el Bendl, dep- togated Upper Peninsula residenfo pened 60 few from Berkeley, Calif., MIG attack on an American uty premier and tntortor min* to the a t i^ of Mlchlgaa’s “fOr- radio statton KPFA theorize it WASHINGTON (AP)—The Na-^ research plane to a record altitude shrimp boat. Ister, led an Iraqi delegation Scoffing at the Soviet suggestion gottsn ctUssna." may have been praidt, tional Aeronautics and Space Ad- of 314,760 feet—69.61 miles—last here to attend the U.AJi.’S fifth On the mxrtmem. today's fssttvi- SnvHity-iilne Communist guer- July 17. that any U.S. move on Cute might ministration has tried and (ailed touch off another world war, Rus- aanlvertaiy oelebtattoos. tiM are the (ulfiUmant o f a cam- lUas defected to government side The other X16 pilot to attain as- last week, American authorities in to lure away two ot the Air tronaut altitude Is NASA research sell said, “ I do not believe that qUAKE TOLL BI8ES paign promise. The 6B-ysar-o>d automaker-turn ed-fovernor told an Saigon, Vlst Nam, r ^ r t . . . So- Force’s key space experts, an in- flier Joseph A. Walker, who took the Russians are 10 feet tall. I 'Vist Union observes 45th annlver- the craft to 61 miles last Jan. 17. hope we can avoid anv nuclear ROME (AP) — The American airport, crowd here last October formed source said today. dlplomatto mlsaton In Ranghaal that, if elected, he would return aaiy of Ms armed forces by firing The source identified the tar- A representative of NASA was war because It would k1^, tens of 46-gun salutes to capitals of all said to have offered Yeager the millions of Americans while we ssid today that the toll to the IniU far a special "second inaugura- gets of the unsuccessful raid as earttiqoalie at At Marj, Libya, 2«a: tton" in this region ot 800,000 pap- 16 Soviet republics. Col. Charles E. (Chuck) Yeager, job of directing the training of are eliminating them." Massaohusette autboritiss commandant of the Aerospace Re- astronauts for the Gemini and‘ Malinovsky claimed that the waa estimated at betweea 86# saarefa fo r case o f bottles contain- search Pilot School at Edwards Apollo programs—the same type Soviet Union can "wipe off tho .and 700. The mlaeina sold moN Romney, however, hes a man than 800 bodtoe had been reesv* aarioua olijaottva in mind for the ing naM quaatlttes of milk treat Air Force Base, Calif., and Maj. of work he now does (or the Air earth all targets, fodustrial and ad wttli dangerous chemical p Robert M. White, also of EM- Force. administrative-political centers of ered through thle moniag, With area above the Stratta ot MacMn- between 800 and 600 pew saa be> ao where people often have com- aervattve after bottles disappear wards, X15 pilot who bolds the White was Invited to accompany the United States.” He said it can plained they are forgotten dtlsens. from truric on route to laboratory. world altitude record for aircraft. Yeager Into NASA, the Informant “ destroy completely the countries lleved burled under the debria The theme of the criebratton, . . . Btove Pakrovlch, 88, of Erie, Yeager, who 16 years ago be- said. which have made available their of rained bnUdlaga. “Pulling Miriilgan Together," em- Pa., announces plans to volunteer came the drat man to fly faster He added that both men reject- territories tor American war b&S9S ’ ’ OHINSSB MJPBBMACnr pbaaises Komney*s beUef that as gniwa pig of epaoe research than the speed of sound, heads the ed the offers—and the hefty pay lOcMgan’e- •urgent prohleina am after be gets ma term for murder. pregram ^ vdilch the Air Force boosts that went with it—to re- Russell called It “ blast and TOKYO (AP) — Red ChbMfo She revttaUaatliga ot tts industrial U.6. autborities bar (oar bi to tratotog Us own group of as- main With, the Air Fdi-ce program. bluster” .and said Soviet Premier mUitaty ehM oi atelt 0*n^ In and hueineae economy. Thasa are loads of Soviet Bdtttaqrjforsannel tronauts to fly the X20 or I^ma- A NASA spokesman said that Khrushchev’s decision to withdraw Jahfidng. eiteei *s6sf tar teteh ot acuta oaaoam>lB tM firom eotering West Barito at Boar orfattal space plane, N A ^ 's Walter Williams, deputy director missiles and bombers from Cuba iwttnneT Oenmnolai aaNF Oh. GhfriqiMliit O a riis after British two-man Gernlni spacecraft and of NASA’s Manned Space Flight proved "we now have superior nuclear delivery systems.” Ohineee tanae. the O M y dt Um iron and copper Sidpper Finds Shrimp SHU Good and R ^ agree on use of another military space vehicles of the fu- Center at Houston, had some dis- BtfaMs (or Which the region to (a- PailB JBekaon ot Vm shrimaw tlie abximp in etiackpotot as route to Sovtetvmo- ture. cussions with Yeager about a Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana found noth- motta have eloaad. 8 ti son good. HTbem boot, boat. cany- morial. . . . Prime Minister John White to one of two men out- year ago. He said Yeager told 1^1- Hams' he would be otherwise en- ing new to the Soviet threats. But 46th naateinaty The fanciful Mason-Dixan Line iDg Jadmo^oi Cliartsatti^ 8. C., and U i mwto, Benjamin Wash- O. Diefenbaker, soconq>snled by side the Mercury man-to-space Amy. *fce bad Its raets la the UlO's. Fed- ot Fast Mytna- Fla., tiads driegmtion, . leaves for three- project who has qualified as an gaged. Republican Leader Everett M. flrstf. by Ri—Sin-mada Dlrksen ot ZUtooto aaid the Ru6- Agaaoy w iw ti fl. Ihfi GMmI sotbpEttlGs thin Mm sbout 90 aitei aoutlsr day vM t to London for talks with astronaut by flying a vehlclq at jT be NASA spokesman said be an altitude ot dO .rallea or more. was unfamiliar with the sltuaUan I at BV WiSt todagr BertUrii Prims Minister Harold tOoattmed ea Fage Vw») Mawnlllan. Ha took Um Moolrabpawered X15 wtth regard to White. fy? ,is i * ‘ . '• . v -'V'''- *v .iT?;,*.

BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, pBRUARY 2^, 1968 mm MANCHESTER EVBNlH^Q fi^ALD ) MANCHESTER, CONN,. SATURDAT. FEBRUARY M, 196t Coventry f '-V »' Terms ‘Bluster’ Congo Resort Area l^ieiiiwcfld on .Inspectors Set Folk Singing - s f i r r n n i X Safety Check Now Desolate Scene - 8 V f X » U » V L F L A T S B let s W ar Inreat WELCOMES m s LUCK Roundup Set by PTA For Structure To Vain By RIGHABD F . LONG Not many have returned. A By ALFRBD SHlOMWOLb (Oontoiaed tram Page Om The Robertson School PTA is KISENYI, Rwanda (AP) — ThU hqrdy few m y ed on, running their Strom Thurmond, D- evening will be devoted to folk J97 S TRACK TEAM HIKB8 board of trustees of Manchester on the Mallnovaky In empty qilendor many of the would be violence from the Afri- North-Sauth vulnarabla I 10 9 4 S 4uaka. Air Baas left for the strieksn area zero weather hampered their ef- ate Dtoannoiwafit aubcomnOtea, cans, as In Buka-vu. So thsy left Opening Irad — Jack of CSubo I STAMFORD (A P )—The physl- Memorial Hospital, postponed from Grim Winter singing. great mansions and hotels )ook OlflH oh board tha first mercy flight early Friday, making refueling forto. haa served noUee that any p to oal fitness bug, a disease origi-1 last Tuesday, will be held next Richmond, Va., apaech, A guest will be Dr. Walter down on the lake from brilliant and most have never come back.” When I >sllp]ped this hand Into #A91 from Wheetus~ Air ____ t3 Gyre-$tops during the night at 'U.8.' hi- More than a acore of tenanto providing fewaieiOuin eight tooito. Ui Stannla, D*Miaa., urged Kllmczak, a mathematics profes- tropical settings. Broken windows Bukavu, In the Congo, at the a recant laotura-duplicate not one 9AKIMSt nalca was a team of mlemcal rtoilatlona along the coast. were evicted by the flames. nated along the banks of the Po-1 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the hos- (OonUrued tram Page One) Russia Insperttotoi' 4 year oobM policy “ to wipe out all sor at Trinity College whose hob- and tall grass aroimd fiiem are southern end of Lake Kivu, was declarer managed to moke six 04 4 S technicians______headed__ by CSfcpIe Oa Bar-__ Operating from Benina Airport ’Hires of four firemen injured at tomac, continuea to have its e f-. pital. reminders of a tabled era that the scene of great violence at the hearts. They were all looking tor near Benghazi, a copter piloted the acenr Jutve been admitted to feet here. The Stamford OathoHc' ------face difficult wmidng Beaato ^ ated governmenta in stopped after wrecking 20 houses by is folk singing. Further infor- n ShaUan of HUIside, N.j7These provol. A number of oenaton aay here.” mation may be had by contacting may never return. time of independence. European some eclentlfio way to make the mm first Americans to reach the by Capt. David ' Pittord brougM St. Francis Hospital and are re- High School track team ataged a The National Secretaries Asso- and causing evacuation of a hun- Only a few Ehiropeans remain missionaries were killed there. the first of the critically injured 'ported in satisfactory condition. 60-mlle march along the Boston. elation. Hartford chapter, will the figure ohonld be Mgbw fliia chairman of a Senate dred others. Authorities said, how- Mrs. John Williams of High St., slam Instead of Just accepting ss stricken city teamed up with Lib- that. to run hotels and restaurants. Kivu, which sits Just below the Fallot photo n« 4 0 Bms yans and Britiiib to carry out res- to medical tocllitiee fai Benghazi They are Joseph Delciampo, of Post Road from New Haven to have its annual Monte Carlo aubcommtttee, said ever, the town of 4,000 still is in or Mrs. Jame.s R. MacArthur of what fell Into their lape. The President noted at hta neera the group’a inquiry into Natham Hale Dr. Once there were 600 European equator, has al-ways been con- Each declarer won the flrit cw 4 9 Mtm cue missions during the night. at 3:00 p.m. Friday. ' East Hartford, back injury; John Stamford yesterday. Nine of the Whist Party Monday at 8 p.m. tn danger from a great, rain-under- families, mostly Belgian, living In sidered among the most beautiful Engaged 14 participants completed the hike, the Statler-HIlton Ballroom. Hart- conference Thunday that "a.gm try situation in Cuba will First Church News trick with the aoe of clufae, drew Included In the team were In the midst of the turmoil at Qllbert, of Hartford, smoke Inhala- many people are idvosed to. fide mined mass of rock poised on a luxury by African standards. Now African lakes—a Jewel amid tow- the military hospital, a yoimg Lib- tion and frostbite; and Robert all in less than 10 hours. First to ford. Tickets may be obtained F 5ap e a “ firm policy which mountalntop overlooking the town. The Rev. James R. MacArthur, The engagement of Miss Arlene a few rounds of trumps and then spade finaase as Ms last attampt B.Sgt. Robert Bennett of Portland, which U being 'iU^Mted Iqr Mr. ,f.lkiB&y rid the Americas of approximately 20 European fami- ering mountains. It is free of tail- tried three rounds of diamonds. to make the slam. . Ore., S.Bgt. Dolbert Ray. of yan ihdther gave birth to twine, Keleher, West Hartford, chest In- arrive home was a 15-year-old from any member of the Hartford On the outskirts of Rome a land- pastor of First Congregational harzia, the disease carried by Catherine MoNamara of' Blast Foster In Geneva.” But lu .aUd IVcanceroua growth.” lies remain. When the diamonds failed to The Important thing la to take Orovee, Tex., airman l.C. Jamee and then turned to offer comfort jury. sophomore, Charles Lamkin. who chapter, and will be sold at the slide burled two cars parked along Church, will use "The Meaning of snails, so you can swim without Htotford to Pvt Donsld O. D. was timed in seven hours snd 45 door. it was worthwIlUa' to eenUnue Lent” as his sermon topic during The Goma area is made up of Terrier of Manchester has been break, they had to tall back on advantage of Baat’a donUetan. Dyeon of Waeblngton, D.C., and and aymiwthy to fits Injured. James Muller of Bloomfield was a street Near CTampobiasso, in the twb resort communities on Lake fear. minutes. ------seeking an accord becouat tha Ca$tro Replies hills inland from Naples, a huge the 11 a.m. service tomorrow. announced by her parents, Mr. snd the s ] ^ e finesse. n»ii» Qnflafirr treated in the emergency room and alternative to a toat ban iNWld Kivu, the lake that divides the You can still get comfortable You have opened with om heart, discharged. Richard W. Bemont, son of Lt. I^VANA (AP)—Cuban Premier slide of rain-softened earth com- Church school is at 9:30 a.m. and Mrs. John D. McNsmsra, East Since the s|)ada finesaa liaat, our be a spread of nuclear waapoiu Congo from R-wanda. Goma Is In hotel quarters In Kisneyl. Room partner haa reapondei om ipade, About 160 men battled the BANDIT WAVER HATCHET (tol. Richard Bemont, 104 Falknor . O utro today denied that his pletely cut in two the 2,000-popu- 10:48 a.m.; junior choir at 10:45 and meals average $6 a day. The Hartford. heroes ware all down one. “ Was DANBURY (AP)—A hatetoet- Dr., has been promoted to master to governmento wMch miOit' atart the (jongo. Klsenyl, one mile to Her fiance Is a son of Donald P. and It la once more iw to you, Merchants^ Reactions Mixed blaze. had attacked an Americsui lation farm zone town of Mona- a.m., all three at Kingsbury House the east. Is tn R-wanda. The Congo BYenoh cooking Is good despite the it a good contract?” they wanted wavlng bandit whoae Uioughts sergeant at Howe, (Ind.) Military general atomic war. cigUonl. and Quandt Hall and Senior Pil- Terrier, RFD, Manchester, and holding! SpadM A-9-2; Heaato, A- Secretary of Btoto Dean Boak 1 boat. Re charged instead received Its Independence from difficulties hotel owners experi- to know. “ Or should we stop at K-4-lO-S-li Dlamoads, 446t Clabe, were far from cherry trees com -: School. ae United States was creat- The mass of mud which rolled grim Fellowship at 7 p.m. at ence in getting foods they would Mra Joeeph Martino of IS S. Main told a conferenca OB Inteniattoiwl Belgium in 1960. Rwanda, a U.N. game?” A. To Washington Birthday Sales memorated Geroge Washington’s ------iMUtificial tensions and making down a steep hillside and through Quandt Hall. trust territory administered by like. For aftoiMlinner, 1(X> African St., Manchester. birfiidaj’ yesterday by robbing a Seaman Maurice CHancy, U8N, affairs in Cbiolnnati Friday nigtat The Pastor’s Council will meet Miss McNamara is a 1961 grad- "The alam was a vary reason- What do you aayf — off Cuba unsafe fOr navi- the center of the town damaged the Belgians, received Its inde- cigars can be ptnrchased for 80 able contract,” I had to tell them. package store of $160. Already son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick 'J. j that the United Btotea ecnfiiraea or destroyed at least 40 buildings. at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Kingsbury uate of East Hartford High Answer: Bid three heerta. This The to press for a teat bon traa^ be- pendence last year. American cents. “ What’a more. It waa lee cold.” To Main St. merchants aidted In' was sold after the early pueh . . armed with a revoilvor, Uie thief, | Clancy of 167 Highland St., is j thousands cheered, Castro At least 160 persons were left House. Village streets are pnuiticaUy School, and la employed at me Jump Is Invitational, but not torch- for the hoUhot sales,” he said. cause "We belleva tbot the lead- For all practical purposes the Travelers Insurance CO., Hartford. Revealing FaU ing,r.'If partner has only 6 or 7 a ^>ot check this morning, the about 26, picked up the addition- serving aboard the attack aircraft ' extracts from Soviet Defense homeless. Tbursday at 7 p.m. at Quandt (Jongo and Rwanda were nearly deserted. Stores, hotels and res- Olenney's r^)orted buolheos about Doctor Says al weapon In the Hayestown Rd. carrier TiSS Enterprise, currently' ers of the Soviet Union—If nM of Rodion Malinovsky’s Hall a series of Lenten devotions taurants on the main thorough- Pvt. Terrier is a 1961 graduate 'iha correct play Is to win the p^tInto with poor support tor hearts, Washington's Birthday sale yester- 20 per cent over that a year ago, (tommunlst China — recognlaed a considered as one by the Belgians. of Mancheeter BQgh School, and 1s first club, draw two rounds of ns can pasa atore, said the owner. Nlcliolas on deployment to the Mediter- i speech Friday in vdiich will begin based on the "Seven Whatever happened In one affect- fare, are mostly vacant. ’Die day brought either "very, very moot of the ealea in bargain cloth- Show^, 62. TVia culprit also grab- ^ ranean with the Sixth Irieet common interest with the raet of Last Words of Christ.” All inter- serving In the U.S. Army, statimi- trumps, and cash the ace of dia- In avoiding a aoclear hoto- ,^Tlh>viet arms chief warned that ed the other. sandy beach stands In stark lone- good" rsMlto or very disfppoint- Ing. . By WA'VNE G. BRAI«D8TADT bed a pint of whiskey as he fled. "0.8. attack on Cuba would Open Forum ested are Invited. liness. ed in New Britain, where he Is monds. When the ten of diamonds Maurice Sheintop, manager of' M. D. Leonard Anderson of 701 Hart- ; ______The church Couples’ Club will So, \riien- Independence came to training in file field of guided mis- Ifig onee. off World War m . the Congo, the residents and hotel The de-valuation of the Congo drops. South should plan to Udee th e clothing storee found the Morton’s shoe stora, laid his sales Written for ford Rd. last week attended the meet at 7 p.m. today In the ves- siles. advantage of a doubleton Q-10 or Bridge were about 22 per oent over laat| del, . Khrushchev, we are AoknowledgmenU owners of Klsenyl, In Rwanda, and' the Rwanda franc, both used aalee fruitful—somewhere between . Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Dartmouth (tollege Freshman Fa- | Sees Seven Minimum ...... you both!” roared the crowd try to go on a mystery ride, re- as money here, tells the economic A September wedding la plan- J-10 or 10-9 diamonds In the East of newspaipsr). Box 8818, Grand year’s. “It really brought the! Q—In your answer to a ques- thers' Weekend. His son. David, ; To the Elditor, fearing that the -violence might ned. Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. 15 and 22 per oent better than last Water^ Sewer IA)S ANGELES (AP)—6«b . Hu- •t^'.^iMhe midnight rally—first meet- turning to the vestry for refresh- spread here too, packed their be- story. Before independence the hand. year’s. crowd down. It’s good for Man-' tion about stuffiness of the nose, i was on the freshman, football; On behalf of the lOH (Instruc- Gmyright 1968 bert H. Humidirey, D-Wnn., aaya -. of the United Party of Social- ments. longings, left their homes and rate was 60 Cong^ or Rwanda Declarer ruffs dummy’s queen Some of the amaUer stores re- Chester," he said. you advised using nose drops or' team. , tors of Handicapped) I would like The Friendly Circle has slated a General Featuree Carp, he believes the United Statoa’ ot~ Revolution. to direct the sincere gratitude of farms and beaded back to Bel- francs to $1. Now It Is 240 Congo of clubs and leads a low diamond ported little business, and several Personnel of Bray's Jewelers, sprays that will not interfere^lth I Divide Costs fer of seven on-site tnqiectlans tor I^Stds is a Soviet-style monolithic special progrram at 8 p.m. March 6 g|lum. and 80 Rwanda francs to |1. toward dummy. West must play managers said the Friday eale de- Dewey-Rlchman, Zeran's Jewelers the action of the cilia. Could you Richard W. Dennison, son erf Mr. ______the organization toward all those tn the vestry. Mrs. Jean Baker, Romney Stages a nucleatr test bon to the minimum ation Castro has created to who help«d make the recent rec- low, and decleirer finesses wlto tracted from buslnesa on Thurs- and Bliah Hardware said business give me the names of some of and Mrs. Well* C. Dennison, 20 ! acceptable!^ old political parUes and resident oouraselor at the Univer- dummy’s eight of diamonds. Today lt80—Solenoe ITIollow day. was poor, and the sales were few- these? \ (Herald photo bv Pinto) Steep Hollow Lane is on the High-' Humphrey, adio had bMB at tha ord hop and fund raising campaign sity of Connecticut, will tell of her Of Personnel pr^nile Cuba. an overwhelming sucoess. We feel 2nd Inaugural East must win with the queen Mafinee William Busch, mshoger of Bur- er than those in previous promo- A—If your trouble is chronic Wesley Gryk and Paul White eet Honors Hat at Williston Acade-; jggt iq CtoBova, aillvacl .^’Denying responsibility for the 45-day trip to the North Cape and of'diamonds and cannot make a “WAR

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to decide v.wlHtiMr holli - Oqohbii' atim and WdfMm tomomadt. are •Woadt^ of Heralding Homes to'bava iawarid k»be ibrals Cininecticut im la. tbare Id some Bedlac parOMii oomfort la the aewa that tha Oom> Yankee Cliurclles nuaiaU aian't getttng along toward a oolnUon any taster than By A.H.O. ■M Chniak ef Qhitot. Mddtto i 'TlM ''totoattaR A m y >n we are. But the urgent news, tor /, Paator In M e A ir on We oontSes we don’t know any MasoiilB Temple 881 M ata Bt X im ua both. Is that we had. better itov. Stanley B. Hi^ E. Waltar lAMta way to shut off the great display BTORY BY DORIS BELDING araitnx B ae^ get fn with It, aa beet we in- of partisan fireworks which is cer- 11 Am., Sunday fiarrlea, Sunday Rev. Peasti R. Bussey OttiMr iR Oharga liM air thqy breaths fir ttvk tain- School and nuraery. ■y on. 1. IL urmf^JDteaetar L B n U r « d a t OM dividually ean, and perimpa even tain to aurround the question of Tha l5 a Hanelartdm utea w n aufflee.; PHOTOS BY SYLVIAN OFIARA liMtar. C o i^ aa “Mind" wlU bo tha aubject of Mbscee at 7. 8 ,«, 10 and 11 am . • Aia., Tton ags prayar liNak> The totrifufam overtana to-Hiise ttar. together, before tt proves itself the etate’i financea now that Gov- Of Tha IMtodta lariltato m ernor Dempsey has submitted to the Leaaan-Sennon. Tite Golden lat flUghta in flnpaiid la fliilt Il'M U the daetrucUve master of us both. Teat la from Proveiba $: S. Scri^ Whan man bagina Itvtog In When the newiy wed Blackwells . _^9N BATBi the General Assembly hie recom- Church at tha Aieumptlca 8:80 Am,, SuBday Reluwl ter all enable man to fly on QB mbon —faced with a tight budget in a Here thwe is a curtain dividing all tural saleotiona include: Jamea 1: gSA ' domsd ettlss an tha noon, ana at in domes where the air gHaaure •“ “ a s a r mendations for a biennial budget Adama S t and ThompaCa ttd tha proMama ha anooantars on t|ia srilejr'e furniture market—set out mankind even more fatefully and some $120,000,000 higher than 6. Oorrdativa paaaagto from "Sd- Rev. Fraacia A MRudek 10:45 Am.. Hottoasa aarvloA la aimflar to,that an thJ dsfth. eoce and. HeaUh with Kay to the aarto — that of loeomotloo-«uy to scour the Maine countryside for ••»«•»««*«•• T.7a dangerously than any of the cur- that adopted two years ago, and Paator Mualo Iqr Ottadal band and soog^ Bowavar, thai^ la ena itaajar; ^ - home fumishtoge, they didn’t * • «• •• «•• •• avu Sciipturea” by Mary Baker Eddy, aterA Barmoa by Maj. LamlA not pom too muob of a probltm faranoa. The weight of the Rum ■ 1*W tains created by diplomacy or calUng for a hike in existing state Rev. Fraacia T. Bn$lar N. B la p rM ^ thitt know they were making a start on 'W include: p. 6M : 18. Aaaociata . “StufUaa in Romana; Tha Triumph and tha alriraaia en the wtaen power polities. tsLxes for the- production of $6S,- 8 pjn.. Wadneaday meattog. man win ba abla to gat anunfi a fine collection of cottage an- 000,000 o f this to additional tax of OracA" win he but onsHdxth that en ‘ibe tiqucA or Reading Room houra at 74B 8 pjtt.. Hospital riattariOB by on tha moon by ttylng, mtag earth beeauae of tha lewar p d ef _“ PRESS revenue. Maaaea at 7, 8, 9,10:10 and 11:80 Main St., excepting legal hoHdajrs, Mta EUzabath Wllaoa aad Mta Ola powar as bis prims aouroa of navtiy en the moon. Older fliaBe But today, 18 years later, the PrcM t« ezcluatraly We don’t know any way to shut Am. mmea. TUa la aa erattaiM to • of rnublteatloD of Sulphur Queen PoM ibilities Monday through Saturday, 11 ami. Thomas IteChaA ravity condtUons the loigth home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren it off. to 4 pjn.; Thursday, 11 Am. to rigwHioaiit aarorauitical braak- ___■ crated to it or We don't know any way to make St Bewtboloinew’a Church 8:80 p.m., Prayar aarvloa, M n. of the flights eata ba oonrida^y Blackwell at 389 E. Middle Tpke. __eradited ta Udt paper Ih e fate of the Sulphur Queen, 9 p m . Doris Howard In ehaiVA ^ Ibrouih an tho aarth In whlrii longer and tha alia of tha flu ie gains warmth and Individuality .j local aewa onbUshed hero. it meaningful either, or produc- Rev. PhlUp HnMcgr. Paftcr man naa aetuaUy flown a ptoi) J Cf ropablleatloa of apodal— a tanker carrying molten sulphur, tive of good for the state. Par- Rev. Rldiard O. Boieu. 7 p.m., Evaagsliaae aarrioA naed not ba so great And v ^ t from that collection. Mrabi an alao raaerred. Zlea BvangcUcal Latheraa Church using onta tha poarar tahsrant in may ultimately prove of dramatic ticularly, we don’t know any way Asatstant Paator Music by Oltadal band arid song* is more Important, th* todivMnal (Mtoaontl Synod) sterA Sarmon by MaJ. IsuniA Ms milfmtli on the moon wlU not havo to bo Both natives of Yarmouth, , aUant a ( M. ■. A . 8 « r r - and dectsian-making International to make It result in any break for In May. ItO , aa BagUah aara> Maine, the Btackwelli were Jtagr the taxpayers of the state. Cooper and BDgh StA Masses at 7, 8, 8, 10:15 and ‘How to Find FbrgiTansaA’* a tratood athlato. Thla flvaatatha XapraaaBtatiTaa.Mpraaaa The Importance. In other words. It may The Rev. Paul O. Pnkopy nautical onglnoor, John Wimcon- roduotlan to tho moondwaini^e tied in July 1946, soon _ Special AffeacT—New This is a continuing and con- 11:16 am . mr, auoooaaniUy fl.ow 991 yariwta be discovered that the Sulphur Paator The Preabytartaa Ctanah waij^ and the reduction ef Jbe Btackwell was released from r^K OatroH aad Boatoe. tinual debate In Connecticut. It about two mtoutoo at a apfad of Army Medloal Corps. Furniture ATIDIT BUREAU 01* Queen, mysteriously missing since 48 Sprnea 8A wallet of Ida vaUria msana .Viat has, traditionally, only one slight St'Jamca^ B. C. Church ahaoat 80 mllaa par hour hi h was scarce and expensive in the and tem^rary Interruption. 'This 9 am., Sunday Sdiool. Rev. Eugwse F. Torpey Bev. Jamea L. , Mtohto tha "avarage", nonwthlatie indi- Feb. 4, may have been the vIcUm 9:30 Am., Bible time. Wtoidaily buUt planA In doing vidual can prorida Am poarag to post-war period. Following the Rriattac Compaar, Ine., of some kind of Cuban attack, or comes at the end of every General 10 am ., Divine 'Worahip. Text: Rev. Joseph H. MeOUmi ha brought ta fniltloa tha draam lead of many of their newly mar- ti»«iM»iai raapoaalbQlty for Assembly session, when both par- Rev. John D. Regaa 9:80 Am., Sundj» Sohool with fly around. _ errora _ appearlat__ _ la ad-hl-jacklng whldi backfired, per- lAike 18: 81-48. Pre-L«nten Gospel olaasas Par aJL RsgMmtton of of Leonardo da Vtool of flying Moaries Batata iaMs Paw# ried friends, they tried to find what aadd otbar rrtme'~~ a a d ^ matter ties look wearily at each other and MedlUtlon. Nursery in parish Uko tho birds, and furtber provad On the moon, an aarth man who they needed in wayside barns and haps literally. acknowledge their common par- Masses at 0, 7, 8, 8, 10:16 end new studenta. Adult Ctasa stud- Iter Braalns Herald. house during church worship. ies. "Tha Christtaa Dootitaa of oompletaly wrong tboso aonnUsta baa maintained hla phyaioal sharp- attics. A news article in The National enthood of the new appropriations 11:80 am . who hava matondnsd that m adrartlalag eloalBC hoora: 11 a m ., Gottesdlenat. Jutolilcation.” neat by conUmial enerolaa ean -1 p.m. Friday. Observer suggests the possibility and the new taxes. 7 p.m., Toung People’a Society. 10:46 a jA . M bnitiig Wonlilpk oould nevor fly aatog only tho. ganorate tha eama amount # pew- It was natural that In picking Sometimes this moment of bi- -1 P.B1. Hoaday. of some oUier kind of tragedy not Wednesday, 8:80 pm., Adult In- Concordia Lutheran Church Sermon: “Oast Tour Caro Upon powor ganorated to Ula body, ar aa on tha aaorthf far Ua muaclaa baric Items of furniture they need- -1 p.ia. Toeadar. partisan truth lists only a few 40 P ttk to S t wbllo the piano baa bean' flown ed for their first home, the Black- -1 p.1%. Wedaeaday. connected with any of the cold war. formation Hour. Him,” by tha Rev. iSr, Ransom. remain tha eama. With ttds typa ■ay^l p.Bi. Tbaracay. minutes. A t the close of the last Aah Wedneeday. 7:30 pm., Len- Rev. Paul C. Kalaer, Pastor Supervised Nuraeiro tor p---- " * about 80 tfanaa by various pflotA of powor aad tha radnoad wsights wells should acquire cottage an- mUy^l p.BA Friday. Sulphur, it points out, ie highly session. Governor Dempsey didn't t#n Service with Communion. Wimponny was tho flrat to aridevo tiques— necessary ttenu In ma- deadline; 10:91) a.^. Udren. Jitittor Ohuroh program on tho moon, a man oaa' fly Inflammable, being the substance let It last even through his ad- Text: John 18: 1; Matthew 98:88. 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Church tor KindeiciMan through Grade B. this diatanea hi straMtaway ple. pine, or Mrch used by middle publication except Saturday — around quito class families In early times. whirii makes our matches bum. journment speech, so frightened "On the W ay and to GethsemanA" School and Nuraery. 7 pjn., Evening ServtoA Btbla flighL Tha flight was mada on an hSM with no more were some of his advisers of the 10:80 a.m., The Service, Church message: "Eatfaer: Man’s' LanaOn airport nmway at an altttnda of WoyoUng up a long hUl or earth. '■btnnlay, Fdbruary SS When carried molten In a tanker, posslblUty that somebody might School and Nursery. from flva to right foot 'Ihe results were not altogether Church of Christ on God’s ProridenoA” traen man reaenao tha moon, satisfying. Their home was ade- H is kept at a constant heat of 275 think he had been single-handed Orange Hall, E. Center St. 6:80 p.m., Luther LeagUA Wednesday, 7:80 p.m. FeBow' John Wimpanny proved that ba wlU undergo savara physical and all alone when he broke the Monday through Friday 8:48 quately furnished, but practically degrees. When sulphur is in this Engem Brewer, Minister aUp Circle at tha manSA Infior- musola-poworod fllgbt was indeed change unleaa ho partteipataa ta ^ the pieces needed reflnlshing. Tmich O f Comfort molten state tt can give off hydro- bank at Monte Cario. Am., Morning Suffrages. mal diMuaalon and BR>Ia atuOy: posribla, and to aU probabOtty, exerriasB to maintain Ua Jhiiaole Once again, at the end of the Blackwell began the Job and hu Boar a»d then are Ainert- gen sulfate gas, which is deadly, 8:48 a.m., Bible drill for chil- *79hoold Chitotlaas Fast?*’ within the immadtata fiihira ba tone. Tha lowered gravity or: tho now become quite expert. Now present session, there will Inevit' dren. Gospel Hall Friday, 8:15 p.m. Laadentap may fly tha ona mile raqolrad to moon win demand ao much leas Shades of beige, off-white, tan, and dark green with persimmon accents are u.sed in handbraided living roOtn lUg. ^»ot, in the midst of our vmi inflanunable, and explosive. Such ably be another moment of W-par- he not only restores antiques as 9:55 am ., Bible classes fo r all 415 C e n te r S t. training daaa to pastork stuljr. capnnre a 814,000 (8,000 poimd) to .the way of phyalcal oaortlon a hobby, but builds new pieces, with the racial problem, a gas seeping out could have killed tisan truth, when Republicans and ages. prim offOrad by a Londto Indus- that Ua body organa and nuiaoles and has recently completed a knee- (Ot reprieve by comparison, the crew of the Sulphur Queen be- Democrats alike, for one fleeting 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 10:30 a.m., Breadcing Bread. Center Oongregatlanal Ohurdi triaUat oan detoriorata m relatlvOly. fhort hole desk for Ms daughter’s room. present six-room, two-story home instant at least, will have to face 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. as a background for their an- happens, or cornea Into fore they knew tt. Or tt could have Sermon: "N o Atheists In Hell.” United Ohnroh of Christ The plana ha flaw, eallad tha parioda of tlmt. it flu tamvldual each Other and face the fact that 6 p.m., Evening Worship. Ser- 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 11 Oeaiter 8 t Mrs. Blackwell, inspired by her tiques. Italnted cabinets in the ) worid spotlight, which telle ua, triggered the explosion wtalrii de- "Puffln^’, had a 30-toot fuaolago doea not plan to return to - the they together both hold responsi mon; “Hyporcrittoism.” Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer and Rev. OUffeid O. BImpaon. MIntotar and an 84-foot wlimpread. R earth this would not prase# a husband’s Industry, began braiding kitchen were refinished, pine rUngly, that at least we are etroyed the ahlp, either by fire, or blllty for whatever the state does Thursday, 7:80 p.m,. Midweek Bible meeting. poasaaaed blcyole pada which he problem. However, if ha does and hooking the rugs that now cov- doors installed, and a refrigerator weree than some others, even by immedlete sinking. Ahnoet any about its spending and about its Service. Licason: Job 8-14. Friday, 8 p.m., BlUe study. 8, 9:16 and 11 ajn., Moratag pumped to gwurato powor; a ptan to ratura to tho earth, ho er all floors, except the kitchen, of was set into the wall. tsuces since, inde!^, neither has Womhlp. Seimon; "Baoondi their present home. ttiaa aome, perhaps. W e get oomblnatton o f such ctrcumetances pro^ar to lha roar oonvertad must engage to a form of eon- A birch table in the kitchen either the power or the real in- a Chriman.” Tha Rev. J the muaola powor Into forward tinuouA atromioua exaroltoe to nttle apeeial consolation out of might explain how It was the riiip cttoatlon to do tt alone. ardley, aeeoetate paator, p Setting a top figure of fifteen dol- originally belonged to Blackwell’s Ai^a Quifches motion. It is indicated that at ihalntata muscle tone.* The writ- lars for any one purchase, all of great-grandmother’s sister, the newa—we shouldn’t, o f could suddenly disappear, without Perhape, for sanity’s sake, there aoma future data not only will er knowa of no bettor oxarolae any message or signal of any kind. ought to be, once every two yars, 1:18 and 11 Am. Church the fam ily’s antiques have in- late Mrs. Eunice Frye of Portland, f^ptwree, but w e do inevitably, being foot pedals ba uaad, but hand program than that of flying aa a creased in value. Buying for a Maine. One cf its drop leaves had ;^kaman—when the news happens Thare ie, to fact, another simi- another brief moment of tnith, First Lutheran Church ■t. Peter's Btacopal Chureh, BohooL Toddlen ihrourii JUn- padala may alao ba used stmul- niaana of ktopiiig tho mnaoleo to thle at the very beginning of the Rockville Wapptng toc High. utilitarian purpose rather than col- rounded ends and the other was Hiow op somebody who has lar disapq|>earsnoe already in the taneoualy, to tocream the power Us lega and arms oarth-condi- lecting, the Blackwells were not squared. This puzzled the family General Aaaembly*8 maneuvering The Rev. Dr. David O. Jaxhelmer, Bev. James A. Blttoall, Vicar 7 p.m. Adult Bohool of Chtta- output and the dtatanoo flown, tioned. ''been throwing propaganda atones, record. In 1B54, another sulphur en flnanoee. tian Eduoatton. as concerned with resale values until they discovered that the table Pastor wnrgen Affeota Perfarmanee mgfat fim itei as with basic good lines, plus their was one of two identical pieces. mere^ aoparoUlous looks, at ua, boat, this one canylng its cargo One statement appropriate to 8:30 sjn., Bervloos at Wapptng Stumm of athletes oparatlng at One pointintuioul imould bO mada olaar. this before-the-deed moment of Bt. Mary's Episeopal Cbnnh immediate need for a particular ar- When both were placed side by tier our ptesumed backwardness in In powdered form, ‘vanished, with 9 a.m., Sunday School classes for BchooL hi|h power levels, anob aa nih- The mo cannot fly . anywhere on the Refinished bookkeepei^s desk fills corner of living room. TTie most valuable item in their The companion table is now in ll'weBM that Just about all It took nah and the North Carolina coast- spenders o f OonneoUcut. The real during servloA Holy Communion at VlearagA Senior Assistant pound man oHmbing two ona.foot nuMU except to the plastio domes home Is a High Daddy blanket Frye Hall, Portland, which is used Mg time qienders of the state will, The Bev. Wimam F. Gender m maks the racial problem rear Una Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Ash Broad Brook. atapa per second la expending en- wUch are under atmositoerlo praa- chest, circa 1700, that stands in for club meetings and civic events once again, aa always, prove to be Wednesday ServicA Sermon: "The 8 p.m.. Holy Oonununion, Wap- Junior Asslatant aigy at tha vats af H honqpow- Bura. the master bedroom. They pur- Rgly head In that auppoeedly If the weather eff Florida and and Is owned by the Federated the good legislators, of both par- Lenten F u t.” Holy Communion. plng School. 1^10 R e v . B o n a ld H a ld en a u i, er.) However, thta la a nominal Soma srientlata have bean eon- chased the bottom half of this from W o m b ’s Literary Society. ^ost sopbtatioated and civilised Cuba on Feb. 4 had been eipedally ties, who cannot bring themselvea Thursday, 8 p.m.. Building Oom- Perpetual Deacon ou^nit of energy which can ba cernad about locomotlm on the a former landlord in Maine who, !jriand was a pronounced increase rough, another possible eiqilana- to say DO to urgent and worth-while Jehovah’s Witnesses ralttee meeting Vicarage, Broad ralaaaed over a considerable pe- moon, whlla others have worried after remembering that he had a In the Blackwell kitchen, coun- 7:80 Am., Holy Oommunlon. 3 b the amount of color difference tion of the disappearance of the censes end services. Kingdom Hall Brook. riod of time. Some athletea gen- about the riiysical deterioration of top half at his fishing lodge, pre- try kitchen chairs -with plank bot- Another statement appropriate 9 Am., Family Eiiehartat with the body. Perhape the future will sented it to them for the price of toma are placed around the table. !9t had to' deal with. Britain, of late, Sulphur Queen would be receiving HartfMd TpkA, Rt. 80 Friday, 8 p.m., Bbcecutl-ve Com- erate aa much aa 1^. hcnxepower to this moment of truth would be Rockville mittea meeting, Wapping SohooL InatruoilJOfi by the Rev. Mr. for short periods of time—aey see muscle - powered aircraft on the chest alone. An antique dealer An old ^ t h Thomas clock heui ;bas been much more imderetand- serious attention. The Sulphur that nobody—almost nobody—and Hughes. St. O cffta Choir. Ctaaa- about 80 eocondA Tliosa samo the mom, and, with these air- offered them twenty times its -val- been stripped of its dark vexveer ;1ng of our own riow progress with Queen happens to belong to a class certainly nobody who is out open- 8 pjn., PubUc Bible talk by W. Mapping Community, Church «A Ntinery and Kindergaiten etttdiaa alao Indloate that the pow- craft, our ooncam tor the welfare ue before it was refinished. etnd now has a light pine finish. A to the Ohildrm’a Chaqiel. Corpor- ■our oWn greatest domestic prob- of tanker whidt hat already ly In the political Usts, Is really H. Francis. Subject: ”How Can Congregational er output of these men can be of the human body will be elimi- BWlng-frame, double bracket, interested in cutting expenditures. ate Communion of the Junior A handpainted nursing rocker, lem. proved rather brittle. In the last One’s Future Be Secure?” Rev. Roy R. Hntcheon, Minister increased by stepping up their nated. wrought iron plant stand, prob- The only real burning political in- 4:16 p.m.. Group study of the Young People’s FeRowahtp. a gift from Mrs. Blackwell’s 'am- ably Victorian, hold a lamp with a 11 years, three of them have split oxygen intake. Actually, a 80 peV Onyright UM t And so it is now, of course, -with terest at Hartford, on either side, Jan. 1, 1963, issue of the Watch- • :S0 and 11 a.m., Mdrnlng Wor- 11 Am., Morning Prayer aad cm cencentratton ef ozygen ta General FOallarea .fCorpb Uy, stands In front of the chest. pressed glass base. Ibie greekt international fanfare In half. But these things happened dedicates itself to the proposition tower magazine, article: "Fight a ship. Sunday School. Sermon: Holy Baptism wtth aetroou by tha Rev. Mr. NoStirend. Baby-sitting'-attitlii A mantle clock In the Hving When the Blackwell's bought rVirer the exodus o f A frican etu- in real rough weather, and parte of trying to put the blame for tax- Fine Fight for the Faith.” Page 21. "Face The Facts.” room dates beck to 1825. It was es on the other fellow. nursery in the CMMren’s ritapel Grades 8 snd 9. Classes for Sen- John Pofftobarger: “Tbe Hidden their home, a recreation room in iHeiite from the Communist satel- of the tankers stayed afloat long Wednesday, 7:30 pjn.. Group made by Jerome and Darrow, has Bible studies at Kingdom Hall and 7. P-*n-, Ooral Evening ftrayer ior H i$^ Christ’’ Nursery. the basement had painted plaster enough for the rescue of the ma- Of course there are quiet indi- Bt. John’s Eptaeopal Church u:30 p.m., P r e • Confirmation wooden works, a mirrored base, ^te nation of Bulgaria. The out- vidual legislatms, here and there, five other locations throughout the Bt. SO, Vernon with Boys’ Chotr foBowwd by the 4 pjn., Pohiqr omnmlttoe, pes- walls. The plaster has since been jor portion of their crews. "Noventoer to Baeter Series.” Sub- fcOT^B League meeting to tbe Youth and its original stencil on tts replaced with knotty pine to blend oide wofM's rec^tion of this news who try to do what they have dis- Rockville areA tace. Hfis was a present from These are ^ e peaceful potential Friday, 7:80 pm., ’nteocratlc -jeef: "The Ways and ’TeacUIng* of 7 pJA, Grade 9 FetlowaUp, room Room. with the decor o f the house. A ^Oontains an unholy measure o f de- covered to be the sanest and most 8 a.m.. Holy Oonununion. the Church.” • -* Wednesday, 11 ajn. aad 7:80 > Blackwril’s grandfather, and Is hi constructive thing within their Ministry School. 9:16 am., Morniiv prayer, 22. "Sohool end Christian Youth.” workroom is off the recreation 'Ugfat, as if tt were fine news that explanations of the fate of the Ash Wednesday, 8, 8 aad 10 A Worehip led by^Sonya Raemussen. pjn., service of Holy Communion. excellent ituinlng oondittion. A power— to save a little here or 8:30 pm .. Service meeting. olasees, semvon, babyalUing. Windtaor looker, designed In about room and It is In these two places Mother and daughter occupy their spare time with favorite hobbies in family room. human beinga should net be able Sulphur Queen, something to keep Theme; “Courageous LBoe tha lion m.. H oly Communion. 7:80-pjn., Membenahib aamlnar, that the family spends most of its there where nobody will notice 11 ajn.. Morning prayer and St John’s Poltah Nathnua 1740, originally had a comb back, to gat along with human beings in In mind along with mdre terrible that money is being saved. Of Amcmg Nations." sermon. Classes for kindergarten 7:80 p.m., Mtany and Panttea- ktorary and recaption hall. time. ttal Oflloe. -ii,.... J . .... wMoh Btackwell hopes to restore. jane aMwe sector of the world's possibiUtlee, and with perhaps the course there a,re outside non-pai^ through Grade 3. Babysitting. 8 p.m., ’fWenUes and lUrtleA Susannah Wesley Hell. “Old Farii Bev. Walter A. HysskA Pastor Ruth Blaclowell, 14, a Grade 9 Seography, pi^tioa, and culture. biggest possibility of all, that we tisan interests, like the Public Ex- St. George’s Bpinoopal Cfaurdi 7 pjn. Evening prayer and A ptoe stand, used as an end Bt. 44A, Bolton Britan Oongregatlenal Ohnroh toned” reoreatii recreation night with student at Manchester High may never know. penditure Oouncil, trying to keep Young People’s Fellowship meet- Bolton Center table next to the living room aofA School, has been studsrlng piano ' But the perverse, sorry brand of The Rev. Edward W. Johnaon, ing. gamoa, pepoom aiaging. Mamea at 8:80 and 10'.80 Am. ahowB evidence of being burned in the whole pioturo in focus and Bcrr. Tlieodore diandlfr for five years. David Blackwell, 12. pleaaure in this la not over the fail- Vicar Ash Wedneeday 8:80 ajn., Holy spite of its restoration. It was transparent so that, aome day, the Pastor Ghnrtih o f the Naeerene a student at Bowers School, likes ure Itself ne much as It Is in Ha public as a whole may see it for Communion. originally a bedside stand in a to build models and draw. lee And Grit 8 Am., Holy Communion. 9 ajn.. Holy Communion. 288 Main S t bedroom set that was a wedding precise locatioei. ,For the Oonunu- real, and begin clutching its pock- 10 Am., Morning Worahip- Bev. Robert Shoff EVERYDAY a i i etbook, and looking for some 10:15 Am., Morning Prayer and 7:45 pjn., Bhrenlng prayer and present to Mrs. Blackwell’s Ruth and David Blackwell like nista, e f couree,^prearii the broth- As we watch the business ef addreas. Bunday to Lent. Sermon by the Pastor remedy which probably not even Church School. Rev. Mr. Chandler, tastallatian of grandmother. ’This -was the only the colonial decor of their parents ethood of mem Just as much as we making winter roads passable for the CPEC Its^ could produce, 6 pjn.. Young People’s Fellow- Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Teaefaar’s CHRISTMAS piece sal-vag^ed -when her grand- home, and hope someday to follow do, and they do have a world ap- meeting for , primary through Chureh offloen, bapUsmA Sunday 9:80 ajtt., Chureh Bohool etasMs automatic dutches, low - slung there being, in our brusque opinion, shlp. Sriiool for four-jreaisolda throu^ mother’s home was destroyed by this period when fum ldilng homes Grade 3 teachers. for all agai. GARDS fire. o f their own. peal to the imfortunate and to Qie bodies, and automatic drivers no real remedy at all except a nice, Monday, 10 a.m.. Holy Omn- Grade 8. Nursery for riilidren of 10:80 Am., CUIdren’s Chureh ndnoritlea which they themselves severe depression, that bedng the munlon. Friday, 7:30 pjn.. Holy Com- parents attending servlcA grow more complicated and ex- munion and Lenten ServiCA and Nursery. REG. $ U 5 VALUl ,Mra. Btackwell has been study- They often accompany their t make a major part of their propa- only force we have ever seen re- Wednesday 10 Holy Communion. 7 p.m.. Youth Fellowafalp groupA lOdS Am., Worahip Servioe. pensive and gritty year after year, duce governmental expenditures. 8 p.m.. Evening Prayer and the - liig cello since she was in elemen- parents el hour. 888 E . O u t e r St. 886 N . M ata S t eagle. A mate to this of Lin- deaconess at Second Congregation- al Church, and a member of the A Thought for Today Message: "What la Ufe?” Rev. Alex H. Flaeeeer, Mhilrter Bev. FeUx M. DuvIa Mtatoter or out of coln done by a groat-uncle, is on tog Bulgaria in protest over the winters. There ha-ve bsoi few daya Women’s Auxiliary of Manqliestor Sponsored by the Man cheater TalcottviUe Oongiegattonal Chnroh Mta Blehard Ptaney, a wall in the upstairs hall. Un- kind e f diecriminatMry treatment on which sanding was not needed Memorial Hospital. Her husband is Oouncil of Ctaurchea UniMi Oongregattonal Chundi Bev. Robert K. ShlmodA Mtatoter 9:90 Am ., Church School fo r all Aeeeototo Mtatoter HOT WATER? crin’s ptoture is centered against they have been receiving there, we desperatdy in some spots, few days Rockville ages. Ctassea through Grade 2 a background of the Emancipation associated with the C. G. Bostwick Rev. Panl J. Bowman, Pastor 11 Am., Morning service and Co., Hartford, roofing and sheet tend, for a moment at least, to in which sanding has not been wel- have en expanded session tasting 10 Homing WomUp and Proclamation, done in script. If you want to read more about Sunday school. Sermon, "Judge through tha morning worship serv- Jut s dsy for Ihal metal works, where he is in busi- ehudde tnatead of weep over one come almost everywhere. On some Church______School.>1..iursery. N u Sermon Jesus C3uiet than is in the Bible, 9:30 a.m.. Church achool for Not.” ice. cm get joa dot of ttvM it When the family come to Man- ness -with his two brothers-in-law. tnore failure in the rriatlons of days, the sand has been blown you don’t need to buy another Grades 6 through high school. 7 pjn., Senior and Junior Pil- 10:80 A m ., Moentog Wocihl] by the Rev. Mr. Davis: "A Right chester five years ago they were He sings tenor in the choir at Sec- toBR w ith man. away se fast as tt was scattered. book. Just look In a copy of the 10:40 a.m.. Church school for grim Fellowships meet Guest apaeker the Rev. KenneU Relation.” unable to find an authentic colon- ond Congregational Church, and is Encyclopedia Brittanies. You will 11:16 Am., Church School for If yon Bva in a ^rpical honsa. And are can cite, too, the fact One w-ay or another, no sand coat- infants through Grade 4. Loeh presently taking graduate ial home, and redecorated thrir a member of its music committee. find in its dozen pages a thorough, 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. etudlea' gt Andover-Newton Semi- Grades 7 through 12. you oould easily run out of hot toat In our dviUzation Ihoae who ing has lasted more than a day or Vemen Methodist Chureh adequate, informative and stim- Sermon topic; 'Tike a Mighty Rte. M nary, whUe on fu ilotw from hta 8-9 p jA , Pilgrim Youth Ohwp water aavecal timst a week. fed themselvea oppressed and dis- two. ulating insight into the life of this Army,” the Rev. Mr. Bowman Bev. Robert Ftarby, Paster poet as kOnlrier to Students at will go skating. Nam you ean hone ett tha hot criminated against can find open Next spring, we'll apeni a lot peerless of ail lives. 4 p.m.. No meeting for Junior Central PhUlppinsa OoOege 8:46 pjn., MU Sigma Chi Group water you need at ane Uma far On a page analyzing the im- shannds for pnbUe aetion, and not more money getting the sand out High Pilgrim Fellowriilp. 9:80 A m ., Morning worahip and HoUo. America for Christ Otteitag. mooting at tha ohuroh with Mr. eiabr a day. Thtak o f It— pression which Jesus made as Nursery and eHb room ig pitivld# and Ibk. Stanley Matseeon, only tolerance from the govem- of the streets, out of our rugs, off 6 p.m., A Senior Pilgrim Fel- child care. World Service Sunday. enlySH^adayl Pen drawing in script on dining room wall is fine example of an art popular in the 1800s. handed down in the Gospels, the lowship meeting. Sermoo by pastor, "Tlis Program during church servioe. TiA thaaka to MoUIhsai— ment, but encouragement and as- our cars. writer feels that first and most That Unites Us to Witness and 8 to 7:86 p.m., Pinal saariBU at Calvary Chnreh gtotenoe from it, in thdr struggle. widely fett was His “gTace." The (Aeaenibllea # God) and aai ofl-fliad hot waUr Ihoater This sort of thing makes winter BoekvQle Methodist Obnreli Sendee.’’ World Mleetnu iw ori. The Rev. , afootrsotespaoify—yoartamOy ^ And, to begin to sum It all i^i, one long mess. start of ttUe is described in His 14S Grove St. 10:48 a.m.. Church school. Class- Mr, Loab wlM bhow aUdsa # U* #47 E. Middle TpkA natural growth as a youth who Rev. Innrenee M. Hill, Paator work in the Philhnplnea. eaataka oara of oO their wmliins were is nothing wrong in our hav- One goes back, in one's nostal- es tor three-yearH>lds through Rev. Keanelh U OnataiMm, Pari ’’incresuMd in wisdom and stature, adults. noeda at ooa tfanA iv B *put comfort, now and gic imagination, to some Currier A and in grace before God and man.” 9:30 Am., Church School, Grade Aah Wednesday, 7:10 p.m.. Holy Trinity Ooveuaat Church 8:46 Affin Sunday Sohed clamee Mom oan do tita Ibmfly waahl, Ihen, as we recognize that the Ives procession of sleighs and The Gospels provide many il- 4 through adults. Oonununion and sermon "T h e Haokmataric S t Near Keeney for aH agoA fita ean do tho dishoa of As ssiM troubles we face, and cannot solve pungs up and down Mato St, and lustrations of that attractiveness 11 a.m., Church School, nnisery Ashes of Today.” Rev. K EJnar Baek, Pastor 11 Am., Divipa Worahip. Oua# which is the by-product of rims Jnnior takm u a bath, ioad gadly or quickly, are reeUy unl- through Grade 3. miatatan win be the Rev. aad Mat jron enjoy a ahoanr. thinks how clean and picturesque "grace.” His was "a ready tjnn- 11 Am., Morning worahip. B«- 9:80 aJA, Sunday SObobI with , FBtaal. and «dst wherever human that would be. Ftoaela at Aaairi Ohoreh Hmsnsd StawksA wileetcnartas to DentdalRy—plwaaaitodRy. pathy, an understanding tender- ooptlop of adult meraboTA - ctaeetB for an agag kindergaiten Paktatan. Hpture Is something less than per- standing toiderneas, a way of 8 p.m., Mothodlat Youth FM- South W tafsor through ndult fin d eat hour aagy it ia to sarftflli But for real hcqie, one tries to Rev. James F. OlyaiA Pastor .6 pjn., Ghrtat’a Aahaisadoni jtKt, Whlcfa Is sverywhere. imagine forward, into the poten- meerting men, ae if eerii oma even lowatop. 10:^ Am., Morning wocal4k taeMobaheuNkedwaharhanta Monday, 7:15 pjn., Prayer and BRymoad X. Ynekaukae, Youta mrvloA •m- Ib at momentary feding of com- the degraded and the outcast, al- Saritaou: "The ChaUengs of Lent" hUeremAnUh ef/risw tial womlere of the future, in ready had a place In His interest.” discussion time. Asststanit Paster Nuraery for chfldren through r pjn.,' Family Ckxqiri SorvioA however, U about all we dare which we either m ^ e year-round Grace, ar graciousness, is the Tueaday, Commis- Grade X Rev. and Mta Hawkee will preaent (toka, Xt diould never take us away weather to suit our present ve- glittering pin- shimmering sion on Miaaibna maeting. ea a t 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and 5 pjA . Femfly aarvioA Covenant otObr rildiA oorloA and ooatamea 11:801 from Paklataa. The Woman’s Mta- ilem tka task, and from eur own hiolee and cur present driving tal- from a atar out of the nebulA Wednesday, 7:80 pjn., Holy touadan wlU bd^ honoiad with ssrviQA Maditaticn: nodal aarvioo baaed on bymaa at stonaiy Qonnsll wMI bs ehai but drive ua bade ents, or invent some new kind Grace is the atmosphere which ta MORIUTY love creates around itself. It la the "W hy Keep Lent?" 8A Maiiriee Chnreh the deaominatloa, taadw ai ' at paugiwm. . ; tt, with rdiawed dgw and conveyance which whisks ue all concentrate of character. It to a prindplw. 8:80 pjn., Dttarduueh on an^ jperhapa, that about without requiring traction. radiant, deep-seated, unconscious, Fliat CoRitryttinal Gtank Bev. Beraard L. BfeOavto Paator Id s pjA, Iflritathm at oouvi^ Dumltgr aingaplratloR at Trinity BROTHERS I of poettHre hope which comes Perhaps the eimpleet solution of adequacy which enriches and en- laooent housA OOWUBt Dr. AlUaoa Bay Heaps, MS I t V 8:30, 10 aad 11:80 Wodneaday, 7:80 pjn., > P list Wednesday, 8 pju,, Bibls study kaaeriag .ttut one does not all would be a perfection of the heartens othera Thouaands sum up the Impreaaion, "W e beheld H it Interim Mtokter ajn. midweek Lnten aerirlOA aad Player SarvicA John Canella Ml 3-5135 science of travel by a process of glory, full of grace.” -will apsak. Bto'lor amMkhr thought transfermee, to which we Rev. Jamee V. ,C3aypool 9:80 and 10:48 Am ., Church St. H Ward's Chureh MI-USC«Mwt». sonld rit by eur owa coxy flre- Siqiecintenalnt School. 88. BumariTs Tsr„ 10:50 A m ., Servlca Wonhto to aet have plaoes aad be wbisksd hltber and Norwich Dtotrlot at tor. Patriek P. r.CU Methodiat Church Berman: "ITio OroMeat TWarh .. Igh to rMUae iron as sssQy as soms slectronlc the World.’ ’ rnMnavr.. Maasee # 7, 8, 9,10 aad 111 8 Am., PTonpaotlva OeaelMrilB lii wltfalu ear impulse. Even before the process 5:30 p.m., Junior P ilfr im F tl- nurst Wedey HaH H^rieaBt rpaUto ftavolved has been perfected, howj ( Oil Tanker LargeU lowahip. '9 and 10:46 Am.. Morning Wor- 6:80 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow- Saered Heart OhnW 'lUjPfmae to be ever, we like to SKpertment, in icy ship. World Sorvloo. Sunday, Ro- DWtaaM Womhta and CANBERRA — The 32,350-tcn ahlp. Bt 89. Vemen oaittlon. o f new mrinbora, Orado 8 Musie by Chapel MohilhsntjS; Vtoather, ar to wtater aandstormS, oU tanker P. J. Adams, launched Monday. 8 p.n,, Msattng af tfUA ■av. Balph Hefly, Pneta elasaea Chureh. to Australia la 1982, was tha first ta by ttaytair as close to the home taaa. - 9 aafl Ifid S ar a oimm M ta# tanker and the largeat ahlp «var WadDMday, T*J0 a .*., FU R •t T:88k S JOi, IB fior nm awyChim ^ Orado 7. BlsckstaU hctiM «n S . 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BolW, Honeeheld, Party ere planning to get new awnings Navaco offers America’s most 9 B u t MMdte Tpke. and Raneaet St tor your bums, now is a good time g l a :^s C O . INCORPORATED beautiful and durable rigid-vinyl 81 Blaooll St.—ToL Ml 9-1888 Telephon* Ml 3-5727 Kami Haln St. to drive down to Manchester Awn- awnings; they are almost inde- ing Oo„ 196 W. Center St There structible. They will not rust, cor- Misseri Advises on Paints, Paper is never a parking proUem there. rode, craze or crack, and they nev- Thla Is the time at year to getO- Adrian St. Pierre, owner of Man- er need re-palntlng tor the color Quitom Matft C A M PIN G cauiht up with all thoeo jobs you use less paint and less time, a dou- cheeter Awning Oo., has Juat re- goes all the way through the riat, ABC APPUANOE have been putting off, like getting ble saving. ceived new and lovely colon in which Is 2% times thick as alumi- P0NTI.2C the outdoor furniture painted, EQ UIP M EN T For quick drying paint, why not oenvms awnings, and Juat looking num. Also, they are so quiet, rains AND REPAIRS WiRiow Ooverligt paper a room or two, do a bit of consider Ryplex, the rubber base at them wiH mak^ou fed a little and winds are muffled, hail cto- Tenta, Cota, Slaeplai R afn pamting, sand and reflnlah badly paint that dries in 30 minutes? closer to spring. They cany only fiot dent them. There la a style for If Maph SI.-MI f.M71 Air Mattreeeee, StoYee worn floora. Before long the weath- There are 16 colors, and any idiade the finest grades of canvas tor Mr. every window and a size to fit any a Window ShadM er will turn warm and no one St. Pierre feels that the beet ma- TEMPEST a Vartloal and Vonatton IMtoda Lnnteme you desire can be mixed for you. opening. They are as cool as al- REPAIRS ON— want* to be cooped up In the house This paint is applied by brush or terial is really the cbeapeet in the minum and even more durable, and Drape* and Hardware MANCHtSTIR when warm sunny days arrive. roller, and the house will not smell long run. Custom-m^a canvas are unconditionally guaranteed for SALES oikI SERVICE GRILLS, BLEOTRIO IRONS. If you would like advice on any of paint, either. When you are awnings and curtains for the life against hall damage! 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TEL. 9 0 8-S8W look at this marvelous color guide, and Gold Banquet recently, In- a rigid patio awning to provide easier by having these combina- Gnnnral Repair Woili 818 MAIN STREET you are more thaui welcome at any a cool Shaded area for play, enter- tion windows installed. Actually TEL. 80 8-0016 PhoM an 9-8881 time. clude : tainment and a deUgUtaful place they can and will cut down fuel Next, stop the Nancy Warren Bear badges; Thomas Lesiczka, in which to relax. hilja and eliminate struggling with We Urge You To Support Decorating Bar—it will help you Richard Fazzina, Frank Fazzina, For unprotected doorways there old fashioned screens and storm The Lutz Junior Muaeum The in choosing Just the right paper Iannis Volkert, Scott Donnelly, is absolutely nothing like a'Navaco sash. HRESTAURANTOB NOB for the right room. There are so Kenneth Davis, William Haber- TOURAINE many patterns to choose from as em, James Kaminski, Leonard TBMFTINO FOOD well as companion paper sugges- Ruff, Alan Agostlnelll, Bruce CUSTOM MADE COURTEOUSLY SERVED tlona so that you are sure of a Aceto, Jack Prior, Clifford Kubiak, PAINTS Bueineosmen’a Luncheon harmonious effect. Gregory Miller and Timothy Ma- Castro, Bad Weather CANVAS AWNINOS Served Dally 18 noon to 8 pjn. For those who want wallpaper son. For B«st Rtsults Uilit #111 withstand the onslaughts Gold arrow on bear; Thomas DDINBRS SERVED of . mnudges and dirty finger Lesiczka, Richard Fazzina, Frank #1 Wednesday, Thnrsday, Friday marks, look at the Birge Medallion Fazzina, Scott Donnelly, Alan Raising Price of Sugar 5 P.M. to 8 PAl. >apers — these have a clear plaa- Agostlnelll, Jack Prior and Greg- Wedneeday NIte Is Family NIte iC finish that cleans with a damp ory Miller. By SAM DAWSON ^in the United States weis well PAINT SUPPLY cloth. Wipe it off and your paper Silver arrow on bear; Thomas AP Business News Analyst above what sugar brought on the Mancheeter Shopping; POrkade looks like now, and it’s plastic fin- Lesiczka, Richard Fazzina and world market. Other nations lob- 645 Main Street West Middle Tpke.—80 8-6188 ish cannot be detected. NEW YORK (AP)—The price of Frank Fazzina. bied vigorously to get as big a TeL MI 9-0.300 , For the novice who wants to do Lion and webelo badges; Frank sugar here is going up thanks to share as possible of the Cuban the papering himself, use pre-past- Fazzina, Michael Hayden, Ken- Fidel Castro and bad weather in quota, once it was cut off. ed and pre-cut papers, Trimz or neth Davis, Fred Lewie, Dennis Now with Cuban production in a PINE SELECTION Dip and Hang i^pen. By using Europe. McGuire, Gregory Nolan and Fred- In recent years the price has slump, and other producing areas tb M papers you take out moet of erick EJdwarda. unable to satisfy all of the world's SEE US FOR: W IN ES, th4 work and uncertainty, and gone up or down as the U.8. gov- ernment thought best for domestic increasing demand, the world Berube's * Alnmlnnm Roll Up Aavnlnga your papering will have that “pro- I>rice has risen. So the New York o Venetian pUnde feaalonal” look. By the way, you Briton Aired Tennia producers or for its international TYPEWRITER SERVICE LIQ U O RS policies. Now, for the first time refiner who wanted some of Bra- * Storm Doore can rent papering equipment, sand- zil’s sugar had to compete with a Gall Ml 4-1111 419 Middle Tpke. E. a Combination WIndowo SM, edgers, floor scrubbers and London—A British Army officer, n years, controlling ^ influences Manchester BEER have slipped overseas. world price, quota or no. MonelMstsr Awning Co. polishers at nominal rates at MaJ. Walter C. Wingfield, is The qudta system is still in ef- FOR REPAIRS, REBUILT TYPEWRITERS WE DELIVER I^tU’s Paint Supply. credited with first playing tennis Castro's Cuba isn’t sending us fect—a high U.S. quota is still a REPLACEMENT 195 WEST (NCNTBR ST. anymore because we won’t accept ROYAI.S, ONDERWOiODS, TMephone Ml 0-8091 Touralne Paints, manufactured outdoors—while whiling away time prize for producing nations—but ON ALL TYPES OF L. C. SMITHS Bto. Establlataed 1940 by the West Paint Co. are highly at a garden party—and populariz- it, for obvioua resuiona. But since until world conditions chEmge, the reconrimended by Paul' Misseri. ing it as an outdoor sport. Ihe it lost Its big U.S. market, <3uba price here may not stay in the We Handle StaHonery Along vicH rs They spread evenly and cover well; game ot "court tennis” had been has been a leading supplier to the range that the Secretary of Agri- With Office Olachlae SuppUes PACKAGE STORE the eolom are true — there is no played , for several hundred years, rest of the wo^ld. At first, the culture thought best when last he Your Mail Lilt At Desired paint ^drag. This means that you but always indoors. world price was way down, well set the quoUis. 80 aiSSELL ST..L.AO 6-8501 below that maintained here by A. J. BERUBE, Prop. government rulings. 811 9-3417-8U 8-6848 Under Castro, Cubtui production TuRnPIKE has fallen off so badly, with what W O O D C O CK Reubes Plen’s there is largely pledged to the Radio Today AUTO BODY Communist bloc, that the world REHUGERATION CO. supplies are pinched. WDBC—UM VIC’S PIZZA SHOP Texaco Station Bad weather in Europe hurt the 1:U0 B u b u p 'I C orner 183 W. Middle Tnrnplk* W C R f ^ V sugar beet Crop there. World pro- 3:06 Weekend Review Phone 811 9^100 381 Moin StTMt 8:06 Raynor Shines WRECKER duction already was slipping be- 1:00 News Sign Off Upholstery Phont Ml 3-9149 low consumption, which has been wnc—IRM and I V l Shop r#ZA on the rise. 1:00 News P and M SERVICE So the price of sugar has been 1:15 'Your Home Decorator Be-apho1stering SPAGHETTI Hydnunallo Transmiasloa 1:30 Saturday MaUnee Repairing going \ip In world markets. At 2:00 Metropolitan Opera RAVIOLI M' Oonal d S i . , first this was reflected on the fu- 6:80 Monitor * Mod*r n F u mi t u r * AD Work Gnfimntead 6:16 News Sports and Weather tures markets, where traders fore- 6:80 Monitor and Antiquns OPEN DAILY Texaoo Lnbricallon Sorvloo U " ■ • ... k ' cast the trend by bidding up the 7:05 Keyooard Kingpins 7:30 A.M. to M :00 P.M. price for later delivery. 7:16 Careers • store Stooln and Booths 7i80 Monitor • Custom Furniture SUNDAYS We Give H-9C Oroon Stampo Now actual deliveries are being 7:60 UConn-Rutgers crippled and prices of raw sugar 10:30 Just Jazz Slipcovers and Drajieries 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. look for tko nlilon arches. . . McDoiald s are rising. The refined product 11:16 Sports Final 8Iade to Order CLOSED MONDAYS 11:80 Starlight Serenads Complete Selection of IMaterials 4* WIST CENTSR STREET that the housewife buys will be 1:00 Sign Off going up, too, at least in parts of WRAY—tie FREE ESTIMATES "Suburbia .SILVER LANE EXTENSION the country. 1:00 Bobbin Along Lower Level of the Parkade Raw sugEU* from Brazil recently 8:00 Central vs Bridgeport 10:30 Tonight At My P ace 8H 9-6824 Bold In New York for $6.90 per 100 12:0o Sign Off Tod a y " lunds, highest price since 1924. WPOP—141* Ostrinsky DUCOandDUlUXRmNISHING TOE MAGAZINE OF G A S H E A T FO R C O M F O RT! I leiLdJng Easier refiners of IlUO Connecticut Ballroom DEALER IN WASTE PLEASANT FLAUES cane B(igar have nOsed prices 16 7:00 Dale KeUy 13:00 Johnny Argo Show MATERIALS A B40NTHLY FEATURE OF cents a 100 pounds to $10.20. Some WINF—us e 166 M ID DLE T U R N PIKE, W EST YOUR HOBUnOlVN DAILY of thla is likely to be passed on to 1:00 CBS News M A N C H ESTER MANCHESTER > N E W S P A P E R the consumer when the grocer ad- 1:10 CBS—It's Now ■ :16 Showcase of Music RA GS, IRO N KUIYMUU justs hia prices on the small pack- J;30 Showcase and News M EM O RIAL C O . ogea. 6;St CBS—European Diary Opposite Boat Cemetery IHunrliPBtpr The problem U that world sugar 6:66 It’s Sports Tims SCR A P M E t A L 7:00 CBS .News reonnnea irices u v e riSto above domestic, 7:10 bhowcase and News Qualify Hcmoriolt MItelMR 3 - 7 0 4 3 lEupning tor years the juice here has been 8:00 The World Tonight and P A PER at a . premium over the world 8:16 Showcase and News Over SO Years Expertanea price. U;16 Sign Off 181 PARKER 9T. Ihia was due to the sugar quota HIGH HIDEAWAYS TeL 80 8-5186 or AO 6-5619 eystem, started in 1934 and exi CaH Ml 9-SB07 tended' from time to time since LONDON (AP) — A "unique , A. ADfETTL Prop. then. In all except the war years, projierty with an , unrivalled world supplies exceeded demand. view," advertised recently as hav- Harrison SL. Manchester The trade had come to take that Ing G Uving>41ning room meaaur* as normal. , ing 88 by 24 feet, turned out to The United St&tea was the prim* be an abandoned lighthouse, many market. 1%e quota system permits Of which are privately owned and the secretary of agiicultuce to eet occupied because age, old-fash- Tm time tte job... aelwwiwl III* fl^MPwl a quota on the amount 'of sugar ioned equipment, or land erosion WATKINS-WEST that can be imported. He changes have ended their usefulness. OAlsI* quiiilo* 0* cohrT... eMI n Ml ” this from time to time, lowering One man uses his to "get away FUNERAL cau IS hr «wrt blip ca yier ant PAN Yoa can switch to de- the total if the price is shaky, from it ail’’—rows or swims out Bu ^sm Completo raising it if demand Increases and at high tide and climbs a ladder SERVICE pendable, clean GAS Plumbing and starts pushing prices tqp. which he pulls up after him. HEAT St sny time by HoatlBg.MrTlee The aim has been two-fold. One A woman runs her lighthouse as DEMAND J. WEST was to jnotect the cane and sugar a bird conservatory and takes in catiint 85 Farmington TCO rkiN MANCHBSTERr-PHONB Ml MBOl ^et growers In this country by as many as 14 bird-watchers at Director Street aaaurinR them a certain level of five shUilnga a night. As lights become automatic, Trinity House, BUY T H r PAIN t -tN ArS WORTH THE WQHK sales. TO* other was to divide 148 B. CENTER 8T. among the other producing na which owns most of the function- Earl tlone the anjount ot the rich ing UghtbouMS in England and Manohesterto 016*0$ QAS American market it was deemed Wales, rents out the keepers’ Ml 9-4749 they ahoifid. have. Tit* reeu\$. until rooms but keeps control of the W l^ F9$airt,Vae|lltlM M i TracldBi CkL V a n C a m p recently, has baeb that iha- price btflldtags; ...... ’V..'a,/ ’ /.f ^ ,. . • , '' ; -V •;' -‘oV^ .?i

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jOKPiDr w. th, Irish Nofth Moth. No. 3 ..30 ' :?.s„%; No^ MOtb. No. 1 ..83 lan V b s c o m # o n # ’>A AotuaUv, at $46,0(M Bt James No. 2 ....40 last night just before his usual share of rebounds. ing for a good shot. The Indians 22 o f 01 (S3 par oen t) vs. Darien. mtchM m etle^ buntii agalnat Ruth Oakman, Jeanne Irish We just didn't play against that successive hoops before the inter- had a couple of great chances to Ms hast games of the year. Berra la otmsoted to do more than Center Cong. Na I . .39 ; of the Class A CIAC OAMK NOTB8 — AnotlMr ea- attfsfS traftio at first this ssason; toe ^pltonfaig machfaiea and th* and Helene "D3y—win come Stopped McKenna caliber of opposition all year." mission to trim thq lead to 81-22. make further inroads on the slen- Geonfe May picked i^> three m. catchera aomf after pop ups fired Eman. Lutn. ...J...S9 nent game at Central “Still your boys did a good job,^ paoHy crowd at the OCSO gym— ick fouls and sat out most of Hs’U be eanhitf on ths roster Assumption ...... 8 3 the Ides Recreation Depart- 4cut gym. New Britain. But Hartford Coach Joe Kubachka Manchester kept picking away der leed but miseed four “bunnies” JotPBjr «*eeeeeefekcse'ec i out ot a Muiooka-Uko gun. that’s all they’ve had there this Se second period as Mike Lauten- VAUIp MA eeeaeeebooeeee (tom. Luth...... 83 f^'wlth the “ home" status on said “We felt McKenna was the the onlooker said. and little by little Chopp^ the from in close. M an aetivo i^ yer, acting aa the ment Women’s Duckpin Bowl- year as.theooUe|4fte club ls.^work- bach filled in . . . Both teams used Jpn6fl • • • eeoeeeoa so a«e Yanks’ No. 8 oatoher behind El- BeoOnd (tong; . ; ...... 84 the Indians loet a man we had to atop and that’s the “Yes," he answered, “just not disadvantage. McKenna finklty Free throws by Billy Jones, Thornton •eeeeeeeeoees ot last season’s most cele- ing Tournament champion. And way we geared our defense. Man- Ing da an 19-0 seasoa.. . More but aiz men . . . Nearly four mln- aton Hdward and John Blanch- Zion Luth...... 94 the new champion will be crowned 55*47, decision to Hartford quite good enough.” got a basket with 2:05 left in the Sam Vaughan and then Jones than half, It seamed were rooting Tomer ...o«s casualties, outfielder Al c h ^ ^ however shot well from That was about it. Althou^ third quarter and that gave the again boosted the Hartford lead utea had gone by in the third pe- Is. Thompton ard. and also aa a roservs out- toUn* of th* Detroit Tiger* and by TV snack time tonight, Be and were eliminated from for the Indians ..Not a foul was riod before the first .personal was Tony Tacono 142, Ike Coleman l^iUst annual post-season clas- outside in the first half and we Hartford led all the way, the Tribe Tribe new strength. He collected to 53-45 with about two minutes T-IS lleldor and prime left-handed mlrd baseman Oene Freese of the The semifinals ai’c .lated this called on Manchester In the ^rst called against the Owls . . . Hart- 7 Totals pinch hitter. 183, Andy Lamoureaux 169—890, had to adjust. wasn’t far back most of the time. two more during the period and at to play^ McKenna’s basket only half, only i f In. the entire gams. ' Maae'lisstM <4^ ^olnnatl Reds, have reported to afternoon at 2;S0 while the cham- And once again they proved they ford now meets top-ranked Notre But rifht'now the rotund veter- their camps phead of ^ e . Ed Paigam 182—8T2, John Aceto pionship match wIU get underway outside fo o tin g by “We changed from a 2-1-2 sone the U|iree-quarter break, Hartford served to offset a later ohe by The Indians wore amaased IQ, .Quey ... 330, (Bonn Nlcol 865, John Oau- in the first half to a 3-2 zone and didn’t quit. led by only fiva 45-40. Osfne ef Brldgeport-Harding win- an Is oonosntratliig on his new job Kallne, after a run In the chUly tonight starting at 7:80 at th* Y Joiner got the Owls, de- Bob Turner and Hartford ran out Hartford seven . , , Joiner, the ner Mcmday in the quarterfinal Simmone eeeeeeeeoees J yO dlno 834, Georg* Barber 8i)6, EU JEANNE 1B18B: After two early ties, Hartford McKenna------s e e see e e se see w as coach, pointmg toward the winds at Lakeland, Pla. Friday LOIS SMYTH RUTH OAKMAN state and New England that left the middle open but we Shortly after the final quarter the clock for much of the remain- gamers high adorer with 28 got 16 Fish 880, Ed R ^ h 835, Sam U t- lanea The public is Invited. ROBE BEAN oM to a flying start and had one man behind McKenna and hit on two baskets and a free opened Paul Quey made good on a ing time. round. Me^rrsr ...... | ^ Yankees' 83 oahlUnon fames for s^ he felt no lil-effects from Neither of the foVir semlfinallsU throw to lead, B-4. They stayed in of them in the tUM period, eight in Other results last night were; M at >«•••* e e e ee eeee'ee e O yv gome handy pro-ssaaon aeaaon- m broken collarbone that eide- Ue 838, Bonny Chandler 832, Tom never lost the advantage. another in front and they did a three-point play, hitting on a drive Joiner led both teams , in scoring the third and none' hi the second Fairfield Prep 82, Notre Dame of IsOUlenbOCll eeeeeeesee A . Miner 854, BUI McCarthy 864, has aver won tha crown before. A I'ae Important was a tough de- good Job limiting Manchester to front from then on by margins and then converting a free ttoow with 28. He was the only Owl in lag. llnod him tor two months last year. total of 61 women, plus defending or fourth sesnona West Haven 72; Maloney 62, 10 Total* Freese, who suffered a broken Howie Holme* 861, Gerry Ctuq)- “rn to BUho all my mis- pell 861. Champion Guve Rossetto took part Vacanti Rides Winner at Lincoln takes down hore, beforo the aea- right ankle tn eprlng training a In Norm Vlttner’e annual clam- Tiger 3-1 Favorite 1 aon opens,” Berm says. year ago, la giving the ankle a bake at the North End lanes. thorough testing at Tampa, Fla. Surprising opening day crowd of 13,143 wagered nearly 31 mil- <1 have to learn how to help GARDEN GROVE Three of the tour matches iM t Btaadlag* night were decided in straight lion dollars m Liacein Downs laaugurMed the 1938 New England seme of our faster men gat that In th* rookie rave department, horse rnelag scaaea yesterday. One of the highlights wm Jockey, Basketball Giants of Old extra base on hite to the outfield W. 1 Pet. games — beet of three eets—with To Defeat Fullmer an *x-baik*tbaU star and a quar- .688 Sam VaeaaU of Manehester bootlag home the winner in the . . onoe I have studied tho out- Weddings ...... 22 1 the other quarterfinal going four eighth laee. B n Girl The hore* paid fl89, $84.20 and $10.80. tet of Houston catchers are the ...... 19 1 .594 fielders on the other clubs and latest to be touted. Clambakes gamea. ' The temperature wm 18 degreee with the opening day handle know their anna and their meed Banquets ...... 19 1 .594 Semifinals will also be a beat of LAS VEGAS, Nev. (A P)—World middleweight champion Would Be Dwarfs Today Manager Bam Mels of ttie Min- .533 3928,183. In g e t^ to tho ball, I ean kelp nesota Twine Is high on pitcher Outings . u,...,..18 1 five set whUe the finals are down One fan went home parttcalarly happy yesterday. Dick Tiger of Nigeria battles to keep his boxing crown to- Bar-B-()uea ....?..16 1 .600 for a best of seven ssrtes. eur guys more.” Oarnr Roggenburk, co-captaln of He WM tile only better to pMt all four horses in the “ twin night against the challenge of the dedicated brawler he whip- HOUSTON. TEX. — (NBA) are opposed by aone defense, As a eatehsr Berra was a non- the Dayton team that won the Na- Receptions ...... 14 .438 Afternoon Fees double”—the hwt four rases on the nine-race card. The payoff — Whitey Bimateln, a tiny lit- This hasn’t always been the stop talkor, homing up runafaig Picnic* ...... 10 218 Opponents this afternoon will be p S to win the title— Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah. hp'i\ * tional Invitation bMketball tour- WM a whopping 398,198. ______5*’ *T’m confident I can best hltn tle boxfight man who has a case. conversations with ’oppoelng bat- nament last year, even though Buffets 10 218 Mrs. Irish and Miss Smyth, Mrs. His name w m not dlselosed ezeept to internal revenue serv- face Uhe an overwlse baby, Time was, in the superan- ters, umplrsa, batboys and anyone Oakman and Mrs. Dey. again.” the 38-year-old_ ehanmlon th* rookie Is a left-hander and ice agents. declared before their 16-round na- blundered into Madison nuated days of 30 year* tigo, elM handy. As a coach, that’s a Mele has a dozen ‘ southpaws in Bar-B-Quea aat a naw high team EMlly the etandout in Friday’s Square Garden in New York when the big men played the habit he won’t have to break. He'll camp. aingle with a 306 game. Individ- firing WM Miss Smyth, the only Golfing Rules tionally televised bout storting at 10 p.m., EST, In the tsur VegM one night when it was popu- backcourt defense. It wm im- always have a built-in captive an Manager Harry Craft of the ual high scores - Included Anne si^l* girl left In the amall pin lated with giants. portant to work plays con- dleno* 4)f one—th* other club’s Tweidy 148-838, Jeanne Nourle event. And she bsul to he good for Convention Onter. Colts la enthusiastic over th* hit- “If I lose, it wiU be m y last These athletes . were drib- tinuatUy off the center Jump. first baseman. ting potential of four catching 180-844, Dot Chriatiana 131, VI her opponent, Kitty Slbrlnsz put Jockeys, Golfers^ Boxers on Top Good Reading bling and flinging a ball You reallv needed just one newcomers, John Bateman, Dave Morton 136-858, Elsie Kravontka up a great battle before losing, fight, ” declared Fullmer, who at big one who could Jump and 129, PhyUla Tomalonis 128, Reg- 31 had not been defeated In 17 around, jumping and cavort- Hie Los Angelos Angels arc go- Adlesh, Jerry Grot* and John three games to one. fights before tangling with Tigoi* ing up and down a rectangle. you were working to pass to a ing to try a new training aid gun' Hoffman. gie Oburskl 123-126-864, Anne Mias Smyth threw games of For ^Duffers’ blue-streak forward darting mTck today—instant telsvialon. A In San Francisco last Oct. 29. ‘.’I Occasionally one would trav- m—- . FkUer 841, Fran Crandall 130. 115, 118, 135, 126 for a 123.1 aver- Pro Spouts Easy Way feel confident. If I didn’t, X Would erse the fioor, spreadeagle to the bucket. Yldeo tape recording of their Latest among the contract algngn' age. After a below-par 89, Mrs. NEW YORK (N EA)—Joseph - Through the years the cell- not want to try It.” his body skyward then hurl workout will be made over a ara were pitcherpltcl Gary Bell with Slbrlnsz came up with 180, 125 and Dey Jr., wishes every golfer would Odds of 3-1 favoring Tiger BUke the ball down and through the ing, insofar as dimensions of eloiwd circuit and played back the Cleveland Indians, pitcher RESTAURANT LEAGUE 108 efforta players, has gone up like the Steadings spend a quiet evening or two read- him a stronger favorite than he hoop. immediately._____ , Johnny Kllppsteln and catcher FaUlng by the wayside wMMrs. To Get ‘Instant Wealth’ was in the San Francisco bout Ho'oaton s!:yUne. Manager BUI Blgnoy eaya th*| Johnny Edwards with dneinnati, W. Pet. Roesetto, Mrs. Irish doing the ing the rule book Blmsteln gazed pensively at .880 when he climbed into the ring A the specimens and reflected: You look for forwards who syirtem could have “intfi^fliing first bMcman Norm Larker with Marco Polo ...... 16 trick in straight sets on 94, 124, The executive director of the 9-5 choice in the battle for toe are 6-5 to 6-7. Without a pivot poeelbUltlee^for analyzing hitting the MUwaukee Braves, and In- Paganl Caterers .... 12 .667 122 games to 83, 107, 99 totals by NEW YORK (NEA)— ^It’s a wonder the fabulous money United SUtea (tolf Association is "They just alfl’t no banty- .667 world boxing association version welghts around no more. men who is 6-8 to 7 feet, you or pitching totm and other M' fielder Ron Hunt with the New Decl’a ...... 12 the defending champ. being made by professional athletes hasn’t started the big- a leading authority on the Thou run through the meat grinder. .611 of the 160-pound tiUe. What happened to all the ban- pecU ef to* gamA” York Mete. MarinelU’e ...... U Mrs. Dey knocked off Rose gest gold rush since John Sutter blabbed about the pretty Shalt NoU o f the game. The rules At that time, Paul Pender ot Right now, in the Southwest OuB’ s O i ln d e r a ...... 9 .500 of the ancient pMtime evolved ty Weights?” Bean, who led the qualifying field, rocks Vheia ffound AIIti/) l«in California. ' " '"" ' Massachusetts was recognized a* Conference, there are more Walnut Rest...... '. 8 .444 also in three games. Despite two over the centuries, so you can’t the champion in his home state. The customary format for players of 6-6 or over than Garden Grove...... 7 .389 Bpoito have to be th* beet way exactly bow much Palmer makes, exactly say Dey wrote the book. building a basketball team in below 100 10-box totals, Mrs. Dey New York and Europe. But on you could find throughout col- How High It Up?- Oak OriU ...... • 3 233 prevailed 99-92, 119-95 and 97-85, to Instant Wealth. but Me income has been estimated But he certainly helped edit It. Nov. 9, he was stripped of the this particular part of the lege basketbill in, we’ll say, .278 Oddly enough, tha most , highly at around 8400,000 for 1962. Jack atomic century is to ger three Jon-Di’s ...... 5 Three conaiatent scores, although “It’s fascinating reading,” the title in aU but Massachusetts for 1935. A recent count placed Tnidon Motors . 4 .222 pubUoized aporto are not necee- Nlcklaus thought he’d make 850,- man who would make the book a failure to defend it. So now Tiger men who could stand flat-foot- the figure at 29 and this not high, by Mrs. Oakman did the earily the most remunerative. 000, but wound up 8150,000 to the trick against Flo Kloter. The win- best seller Insists, "and every is recognized as cbampimi In all ed and shingle a roof, slot the state, noted for its towering Pole Vault Question WaR HUinskl 154-156-428, Cy Basehak wid prof eselonsi .foothaH good the first year he turned pro- golfer’s enjoyment of the geune biggest one in the middle and ner rolled 104, 109, 107 to Mrs. but the one state. population, has no comer on GlorgetU 134-160-416, Frank Calvo playeni, tor InsUnoe, are middle feasional. can be enhanced by a knowledge "I think this fight wlU h« tough- station them all close to the the market. Kloter’a 94, 81 and 102, men on the. totem prie, generally The way to the top la rocky In wicket. 143-186-407, Jim Martin 140-361, of the subject.” er than the first ventry led most of the first berlain. Meanwhile nobody else is On the first cast, this line soaks host to Danbury State; Hartford the National Basketball Association’s hottest vendetta. mil* probably will come from bis formerly of Hartford and now of not g;lven the penalty stroke, since Meanwhile, University of 0>n- kamp .and, Dldc Cramer, rqiorted game Iretween Rutgers and Con- half and by intermission had a 31- WhUe the highest man in shooting. While Naulls, a 20- full of water, like a sponge. And will visit Worcester Tech; Trinity Riding a fine shooting perform-^ Los Angeles Track Oub team' relay. Ft. Lnuderdale, Fla. Petersen Is a he obviously could not be deemed showing. neoticut’s Huskies, fresh from a the student tried to bribe them to necticut hlghUghts a Winter Each boxer gets five points tor 24 margin. But Newtown ralUed basketball (also the highest point scorer for six seasons surface tension of all this water will take on Union; And Wesleyan ance by Dick Barnett and a late Plays Tonight Weekend athletic program wMch 6-4 senior who averages 17.1 re- to have caused It to move. Juat paid) blithely dunks along as makes it cling to the spool beauti- Madison Square Garden victory wlU play host to WUUun* tn a spurt led by Frank Selvy, the In othar NBA action, the Bk hold the margin down to lose than bounds per game. He la also the suppose a dog were to run on the an even stanza. A referee and two and finally tied the score at 56-aU with New York, is a 14-polnt 14 point* in ttie game with Baylor lists flvs contests on the UConn judges, to be announced at ring- on Hubert’s hoop with 11 seconds the most prolific scorer in his- fully on a cast, so that it is not over Manhattan, will g o after their Little Three clash. Lakers beat the Celtics, 118-105 Louis Hawks clinched at leMt a team’s leading scorer with a 17.8 putting green, pick up a ball and scorer with the Warriors. Wil- 15th win against Rutgers at Storrs Tuesday night Rugged Dave Amadio campus. drop it at the Up of the cup. You side, render the decision. left in the regulation game. tory—at the end of four sea- lie dosn’t drive, and Wilt Inclined to leap up in coils —1- 3.2 senior Jay Marcus (9.2) and LoeJee ... Can it be his support? The a better defensive player than and makes it ceist still more Ideal- with a dimunitlve but potent grown into bitter rivals. The a firmer hold on third place in th* at 8 o’clock at the Spring- him that an astute duffei might Ch'Vltan ...... 27 9 .750 Action is scheduled on three ^BUROH (NEA) - game. This wm reported Immedl'^ gate (98-82), Lehigh (67-32) and 6- 10 senior 'Vince Claglia (9.1). Morgan . Warriors have no ^ b Oousy or Russell, rated the greatest in ly. Uireait in 5-foot-9 Dale Comey. proud Bostonians are shooting for West by whipping the Syracuso field Coliseum. Amadio train a smart pooch to do that Watkins ...... 25 11 .694 Slorrs ... history. But the Warriors put At present, as far as is known, ^uthem Connecticut upset fronts tonight m the CIAC Class B their fifth straight I7BA cham- walking raah la the secret for ately by the players to Rice au- Delaware (88-61) while losing to Going into Thursday night’s trick on signal. Hudak .. Tommy Heinsohn, like the Nau 126-117, and the New York nett had knocked the home run has been a standout all Madison Square Garden game UAR Const...... 26 18 .667 do to go with an insuperable burden on him only two companies put out-sofi- Montclair State, 84-76, at New Baskefiiall Tourney completes its pionship and the upstart Lakers Knleke zipped by £tan Francisco K*ttlng into the White House, Pie that lost the pennant for the Buca. thorities.” Army and Na-vy in their five moat Greater faith hath no man. Tarbell ., opening round. EBghtb-ranked Johnny FranMe, Rice basketball season. recent conteats. pUver Rutgers against Manhattan, Connecticut’s West Side ...... 19 17 .528 Bill RusseU. by making him go 48 minutes braid untreated casting line. How- Haven last night behind Archie are convinced they’re destined to 103-93 after outscorlng the War- Traynor would hAV* baan Praal- There were thro* wattore In the Scandia ...... 12 27 .808 Totals ... every game. Sheer physical ever, here’s a trade secret. Most PlainvUle will try to make tt three end the Celts’ reign in the title coaril, said the matter hM been wins were over Georgetown, Glass- leading scorer was 6-10 Jimlor Ed- 13 63 “ If Wilt played the same Tracy’S 84 polnU. His total put riors 28-2 during a slx-minuto dant whlla th* Kennedy boy* party —Manager Traynor, Coach die Blomcenskl, averaging 16.1. Center Congo ...... 2 34 .0(53 pressure forces him to goof off squidding line, which you can buy him over the 1,000 mark hi career straig^it over St Thomas Aquinu playoffa. span ot the iMt quarter. m refen^ to the FBL boro State, Rochester and Ooiium- Nowtnferience fized a oab Or oubway to got to 1953. He plana to retire this June. The OonnecUcut hockey team Schedule — Tuea. 8 Gus’e vn when he came into the NBA shot. I was always fouling out trant in the Olaas B- oompsUtlon, points and Joe Caldwell 30. much to curb fiia ouatom of wanr- Rochester 7, Buffalo 4. would *ct up Saturday’* Ckmfer- skate* against Amherst in Its sea- wUl compete In to* National the stiff, wiry, waterproofed stuff meets Canton Monday al|^ at 3 basketball ttUe and a spot In the the park from tha hMri, but PI* ence finale with Rhode Island, There Is another touch of local Travel. Wed. 8 Uberty vz. St. in 1969. Yet the Warriors have of games, or on the verge, be- NCAA Western Reglonid Tourna- In > some of the other major denies this. Ing from the park to tha hotel ar Springfield 8, CSevelend 4, flavor to the Rutgere team In that son’s finale at the Orr Rink In championship at EvansvlUe, Ind., never been better than second cause I was the only one lay- almost invariably sold casting at Stansbuty. f also at Storrs, m the chamifion' Mary’s. 8:45 Teachers vs. Rotary. ment. games,. Oregon State, an NCAA Don Petersen, th# nation’# fifth Amherst, Saturday at 2. March 15-13. with him. ing back to pick up on de- line. When it is new, it la madden- at large selecUon, blasted a good "Sometimaa X loda,” . ha ocn- **'^r” * providM tha aouad Providsnee *t Springfield eMp game. ing to the expert i^ le r , who, of Coach Ned Wulk’s speedy Sun feaaea. “ When the weather w m He’s (be man the young fense.” Devils raced past Wyoming 82-72 Southern CaUfornia team 76-49 at with Mcyotei on the thaoiy mat players on the Warriors should course, will not want 'to make his ml bad Or I had been delayed for cycling Is juat m good an azar- (" Meanwhile, WUt keeps on casts short and tiring by using the Sports Viewing Friday) night and al! but nailed OorvalUs, Ore., homestanding look to, but Wilt prefers to one reason or anothar.’’ ckM M walklzB to atm etoea the collecting points by the buck- anUbacklash device on his reel. down uio Omference title and the Btanford atrengthened Ita hold on Hla longest walks were from Bb- play it solo—both on court and et, and San Francisco remains the Big Blx lead with a 78-39 over- leg and foot mUaclea. it la too PRE-TRAINING TRAINING off. He’s a loner. Frank Mc- After an awful lot of fishing with satc bEay NCAA spot. The loss eliminated beta Field, In Brooklyn to the Mtfly tosayEttiiaisafodora apathetic. Scoring is no sub- it. most of the waterorooflng 3:83—Sports latematfonal Wyoming from title consideration Ura* victory over UCLA whlla Alamao Hotel, In uptoem ManhaL Guire, who coached him his stitute for winning. Penn and Princeton remained Ued troDds last year In Philadelphia and wears and washes out of this line, Ctennel M and left only Brigham Young with ten. They War*, roughly, 18 or I* “When it comes time to play so ^ a t It casts reasonably well. an outside chance of catching the for Oie Ivy League lead, each wiOi But In this age of jato and mla- CMOU, Bob Feerick who handles him 4t33-^Baoe o( the Week - an 8-8 record. Penn edged Har- ttUe* aput, which would mean alles whan tnohaa. foet, yards and 7 Boston, says our sstge veter- If you can’t hold out that long and, Oiaaael U team from Temp*. waU^ glmoat 40 mllea a day In Tsev now, don’t knock Wilt’* atti- vard 31-S8 at Giunbrldge, Mm .. even mflM are baoomlM m on iM tude or accuse him of being a an, “and WUt wants to win, he since this line of the wrong typo Is 3 pjai—All-Star Gelt The victory improved the Sun 6d(fttioa to pliuring a ball game. - MS can’t do i t ” obtainable evervwhere-i-the best DeyU conference record to 7-1— and Princeton romped over Dart- more inoonaaquenttal in cur dally prlma donna. OhaandtO mouth 84-39 at Hanover, N.H. ••About 13 ywuta ago,’^ was Uvea, Mr. Kennedy a oemmand that Wilt’s lassitude is in the That’s the fo1%b ot habit type being so difficult to find—you 3 pm.—Wide World «d g iarta the only leas a'previous upset by TooalUng, *T went to New Tork we get on our feet and atay there •wnenesa of his pattern. He can unwaterproof it ___ but that (Ants, Bobsled B a d a ^ WyonilM-^th two league games _^®f*****Seattle pinned a 77-72 loss___ __ on tor the World Bariea. It w m the to go. They dose out against New i * 3 ^ ®** Vandals heme court brings back the theory of an dd stands close to the basket for is another story. OhanadS Tankesa and somebody alae. My Navy companion of mine—a quar- dunks or leans back for a fade- Qean Friars 13 pjM.i-41ght of the Week Mexico snd Arizona, teams the I vMe^ t a Jose scored a 49-48 up- toaln pulled Into tha Pennsylvania Bun Devils have handled easily set, of West Ooaat Athletic Oonfeiw tonnastor wh> bad spent 40 yean away Jump shot. Nothing else Fdtanor) dtetton a Mtttla after olfbt in the whadlng ah ^ up and «o*ni the Russell Praiseil earUer this ssasen. A victory-In ence leader San JNriadsoo at Baa toonilng and ataiea the gam* d lA t postfUe to stop. But it’ll take NEW YORK (AP)—^Providence Jose. “ If he ever decides to play (JoUege ranks No. 1 naUonally in either secures at Isast n ahM ot until «na I daddad to hike oam* M a ahook ann day SYRACUSE, N. T. (AP)—•'Bos- Bui too moL wm b a*lw t)^ .’’ asserts ooe riv^ the fewest number of personal BUNDAB ft. Tw* Of thrna ttma* I opoU whan h* 00^ “ forget it. He’d be Im- fouU eominitted In basketbaU this ton Is the greatest team in mo- ftlB—TUo Week la Saovta Tha M m ph . at Tampe tooit ,‘ W tad by Meads who wen gotog by some of tho sting out of an SB girim a"*! whan I asked Urn wny> POMlWe, to stop. But It’ll take season. The Friars have averaged dem basketball h 1 s t o r y,“ says SH A^D LADIES- OkaaadS 81 Bn»wn 384W, J t iponakenture to eaba and they all stopped and h* replied: mm at least one whole year to only 12.7 fouls per game whOe coach of Syracuse. WhEtloodcB like a 10-armJ SdB~4Spotto Bpeetawilar iq)set at Wyoming earlier this sea­ cruriJed fsvored. 'Nlam p 87-38. ^t*d ma to get tn ^ I told “BuppoM 1 learned and got as I lorget ail his bad habits,” oonqi>Uing a 16-4 record. Boston ‘They have the best defensive ed (Tenture from outer ^ Meet, Bono Skew) son and advanced the Bun D evi Byracuae raUiiA aadvoapfeht B » them I needed th* ezerdae. 1 could swim a mile or ap. And wp " 1 . think it’s too late ever to OkaandS season record to a spirkUiur 21-2. toad* ttia gam* In plenty of time OoUege ranks fifth with a 14.3 team in basketball today, and Bill actuaily is five Msa tUa dilp sank ilm this mln- ^ M « e Wm,” says another average and Harvard Is fourth Russell Is the reason. "Boston a|>- 8 pjeaiF^lwaaiige Oe# Ariiona Mate, whioh iipeciwlaee ' to wateh tS* tafldd prsMle*.*^ SteT Why Ohoiy a m te to ,u- wtth a 14.4 figure. Rhode Island Is pUes pressure on our baekoourt loF^> -girUi hiding under Ckaldt In tbe fast'hrsn k. rifEied cut M . Tbaynor says tbs tongaidwjBi eSfSik No. 13 nationaUy In team offense, sad Btissea makes lay-ups tmpos- ire Buashade hats «L a mm kaUltaw aAiPtiCe, Shb if ever took *ms from Wriglay vltlL win on ths Wsfriogi, nvmragiag T8A pointn put fama. at CjHEiaa Garian% Fla. S3 Host VtiW. In O dosM to too

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Btebai 'The solution, more than likely, holes that aro hard to rsaeh wtth Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world- 8196 menOuy. 698-4817. ____ tiva 8-badraom ranch, aluminum with diarry cabinets and all the That victory, still In the labora- depends on whist chemistry can do the short spout Of .your rhaditae PLEASE READ YOUR AD wide movers Free eetlmates. MI toraMf.'.oollav, amasRa drive, buUt-taa, 4 bedrooms, baths, piM paaalad and oan he used WANTED —9 or 8 bedroom house, tory test stage, ie a melocule no about re-building the "hard” syn- oil can. rm u e u 8-6187, ______PAUL FIANO AGENCY traaaTaSy I18.M0, Carlton W. Manchsstsr — BaautUUI Cxpa thetic detergent to make it degrad- ar **W»nt Adi’* are taken over the phoM as • eon- 8 pordMs; 96ita faroga, AA lona. as dan. Cantor hallway. IH 04,000-09,000 Have two quaUfled larger than a grain of talcum GIRLS—Nskt time you fin a ButohtaB.Na^ltar. w 9*8198. with brcaasway and attachsd buyarx. Soon a# possible. Carlton powder—but, hopefully, capable of able in sewage disposal systems. cigarette lighter, -uss a hobby pin MUMoo. The advertiser should read hia ad the FIRST DAY IT iSUwHIS Wsntcd To Rent 68 MIS-0458 MlMs thlrtlee. Warren B. How- Imriai. Garafa. one ear garage, large eomsr Hutditaf, MI r a . MulUpla undoing ixNne of jttie scientific instead of the naU and let the ^AYFBARS and REPORT ERRORS In tlmo for the next tnaer- Painting— Paparing 21 JOOHAS nORT ROOM Ootonlal, 4 bad- land, Raaltoi’^l^adar, MU 8-ilM. One laboratory breakthrough has aotofP—«• RIOJABLB widow needs clean, 8- let, flniahsd rse room, many, Uattag. ______jeopardy thrown at us in the come from Union Carbide's Linde fluid run down the pta! -^POLLY /ttan. The Is re^ponalhle for only ONE Ineorrect or omitted room reasonable rent, excellent rooms, garage, oantrally located, many extou, 918,8M. BLUNOTON*.— Non-davslopmsnt name of cleanliness. EXTERIOR AND Intennr painting. AN0 80 |^^M iy^«^7,0M . FhUbrick Cftll ow M r M I 9-7698 Division in the form of a sieve fi, Ikaerfioa for any adverttsement and tten only to toe extent of a HAV* ALL referenoee. Call MI 9*9469, ovsrsi^ 08^ Cod. fUU shad dor- Now, as far as public health made of aluminum, oxygen and DEAR POLLY -*-i When my «IBake food” Inaertlon. Errors wUoh do not lessen the vahie of Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. TANNER BTBBTO — Oompset Celli^s. Floors. Fully insured THf OPkffm Andover—Juat over Bolton Una, mar,' g rooms, bath, dbwfi;' 9 people have been able to dtecover, silicon atoms. grandchildren have toe cream the adverttaenient wlD not be oorreotod ligr < room the public water supply. has come up with a method for PAINTING, wallpapering, ceilings Help Wanted— Female 35 Househfdd Goods 51 walls, oU heat, office, lavatory, tors. MI S-41U, MI 8-1028. SEVERAL 3-famrnas avaUable, Colonial, fireplace, combination Twenty thousand out of 81,00 In laboratory terms dstergents dealing with the hard detergents or tape (for one-time emergency) Tenements 63 8,000 eq. ft., building In exceUent area, acre lot, ettv utUltl THRBB FAMILY 8-44, ^Bot water ens brand new, all fairly priced. wtadowa, complete city utilltiea, personal property accoimts are a length of matching thread un- refinished hardwood floors sand- FOR SALE — Modem l-euMilon s p u r LEVEL— 7 tooma, t% aluminum storma. Bel Air Real are "hard” — not like old-fashion- in .sewage disposal plant.s by agitat- ed. Cali MI 8-4920. MA’TURE WOMEN who must sup- condition. Cariton W. Hutchlne, heat aluminum storma, axeaUant Excellent financing available. J. clcaa to Bchoole and ahopping, motor vehicles, the assessor said, ing the water, forcing the detergent | derneath a seam on akirts and Free te Herald Readers green couch, good condiUon. MI TWO ROOM furniahed apartment, baths, family room, garago, lot Batata, MI 8*8882. ed "soft" soap which can be at- plement their income will find Realtor, MI 0-0182. condition, central location. Cari- D. Realty, MI 96189. priced to sell at 818,700. U ft R so that eliminating these accounts tacked, broken down and returned to froth and then .skimming off the j dresses. It will be bandy for a PAOrriNQ AND paperbangmg. Avon Cosmetics offers an ideal 9-4478. heat, hot water, etove, refriger- I60x^ , chdloJca looadon, 828.900. , ton W. H utc^, MI 86189. Mul RoUty Co., MI 8-960, R. D. Mur- from the responsibility of the as- pulled seam or ripped hem. Many Want Inforaiatlon on one of our daasifled adverttsstneatsT No Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-9464. MANCHB8TBR-Traa shaded to nature by sewage-disposing dirty suds. I Good clban workmanship at rea opportunity to earn $2 to 88 an I ator. Apply Marlow’s, 867 kutta COVBNTRY-Commerclal proper- tipis Listing. CHESTNUT STREET dock, MI:8-6479. eeesor’s office will take a big load Industry critics, however, are hotels and motels do Have sew- answer at the toleidione Hstodf Sfanply eaR the our in their spare time. Our ’TV 9x21 FLORAL RUG, gray back- Bt. ty available. Store or restaurant room ranch, walk to bUg and Twe-famUy, 86, downstaire va- bacteria. , aonablc ratea SO ysara in Man- MANCHESTER—Two-famlly 86. of routine away, aUowlng more at- quick to point out problems in ing kits in their rooms, but the Raymcnd Fiska. MI and national magazine advertis- ground with mat, good condltloo, use. Ample off street parking. aehoolB, full oaUar with rac room, WALKER BT.—Six room OHM, ga- cant, good income, excellent Ibca- tantion to be paid to more involv- 'Two parte of detergent in one Chester 840. MI 9-9076. large lot, separate heating ays* t hadnomi, living room and both the sieve and the disposal thread U generally black and 9-9287. ing, and our full training program TWO ROOMS, one Mock from Owner will consider rental. Call rage, very close to all sebow, ticn, sensibly priced at only ed accounts. million parts of water will foam. white. —SUE MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE make it easy for you to get start- Main, heat, stove, refrigerator. Mr. Frazier Jsrvl, Realty Co., terns. ------Detachihed 2-el-ear garage. kitohan,' aluminum eomblnatlona, shopping and trannMrtaUon. Sixteen porta of detergent can be methods. BETTER QUAUTT furniture for 07,000, two aaparata ell heating "This office plane to continue to What do you do. they ask, PAINTING, paperhanging, floor ed. Call 289-4922. Realtors, Ml 8-4112, Ml 9-781A CentnU location. St- James par- modastiy priced at $16,80O> Rob- 815,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI syriams. toaJed. And with the U.S. having sale, eome pieces handmade of ish No agenta. 822,600. Call ert Wdvarton, Realtor, MI 8-2818. VALUE GALORE manually type the real estate and willy the skimraed-off. hard suds? DEAR POLLY — Your pointer Ml 9-0500 sanding, ceilings whitened. For 96484. other personal property grand lists abandoned more than 80 per cent about using stale baer tor settiim lowest rates and good clean work- rare wood. MI 4-0128. FOUR ROOMS, newly redecorated, 648-4670, 640-8600^______of its soap in favor of detergents Re-circulating them in the dispos- THIS ONE is worth looking at! MANCHESTER — Nice 4 room T. J. CROCKETT and fate sheets, but not the blUs,” hair is true but I want to teu manship call MI 4-0601. oil and gas etove with pump Houses For Sale 72 Realtor MI 8-1577 in the past 10 years, it is little al system may get rid of some, and leave year message. YoaTI hear from oor advertiaer In pg SECRETARY 814,200—FIVE room ranch, 2-car 5H room ranch, 8 twin*sised bad- ranch, tile bath, city utiUtias full For the executive — an out- said Assessor P. Joseph Murphy. but basically brings you back to you to use it only in winter or if wHlioat spending all evening at the totepbooe. Adults. 800 Spruce Street. wonder we are in rich, luxurious EXTERIOR and interior painting, Musical Instruments 53 MANCHBSTBR-7 room spUt level, garage cellar, aluminum atorms. rooms, good closet apace, attach- price $11,500 ; 6 room older home, stndlng 6 room brick ranch, “It la surmised that even these whei-e you started from. you stay indoors. In ths warm Unusual opportunity to de- FIVE ROOMS—New two family, 4H% mortgage, 8101.97 monthly. ed garage, many extras, good BOLTON—9 in 1. 4 room ranch, 4 will be done by automation in the lather up to our necks. months when you are out-of-doors, pax>erhangiiig, wallpaper remov- 1% hatha, reo room, garage, cov- 89,500; Bolton—beautiftu 8 bed- room ranch on eame lot. Owner enclosed breezeway, patio and And the molecular sieve meth- ed, ceilings, fully insured. Call velop a career with an ex- must see! Available immediately. ered patio half aero of parkllke Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-6182. sized lot, $18,900. Warren E. room split, nearly' 8 acres land, 2-car garage. Also, extremely not too distant future. In areas where houses have od. they say, may make a soft de- the beer attracta some insscta and panding professional service SPINET PIANO. reasonable. Call 8126. Adults preferred. Eve- MulUple Uattag. Howland, Realtor-Trader, MI $16,900 ; 8 bedroom ranch, one wUl consider trade. Tongren ”It te my recommendation and been built too close together, used a certain bee will Just Ipsre you. Lost and Found Auto Driving School 7-A George OulUette, MI 9-1261. grounds. Hayes Agency, 80 8-4808. Agency, MI S-6U1. large unfinished walk-out base- tergent, but it also makes an ex- c4 School brook and all. with dinette. Many fine extras bouse ta eveiy detaU for those Belflcra Agency, MI 8-510. AD 3-6240 Or CH 96860. Ranch,, family kitchen with Pro- J. WATSON BEACH A CO. such as fireplace, G.E. range and INOOMB TAXES prepared to your No Job too small. John Verfallle, FOR WAREHOUSE materlala Street. vincial cabinets, excellent floor who want th# vety bast. Breeze- tfrW A N T A D S E’RANK is buying and Mlllng ____ n Central Row Hartford oven and formica counters ta way, garage, 400’ lot yet central- bome or by ami^tment. talent. E i^j^ rr- - Business Services Offered 13 MI 9-6750. handling and appliance assembly. PAUL FIANO AGENCY plan, matchless construction, only birch cablneted kitchen, oversiz- ieneed tax work. 94 bour service. Iona Manufacturing Oorp.. Regent used furniture, and antiques at 4201 THREE R(X>M apartment, heat^. $17,990. Hayes Agency. Ml S-4803. ly located. This quality home de- Lots For Salt 78 CHARLES FLOOR Sanding— new L|ake St. Can and aea what we’ve on bUs line, center of town. CaU 633-9114 ed garage, playroom, 1% baths. serves a leisurely inspection. How Can MI 8-4728. La WNMOWER aharpentag and re- St. MI 3-0458 or old floors finished. The b ig g e r ______got! Open Sundays. Mi 9-66M. MI 9-6351 Mrs. Harris. MANCHESTER—1954 home — 4 Priced under $20,000. CaU Mrs. about Saturday or Sund^ after- pairs. Also, lawn maintenance. the job, the cheaper the price. MI EXPERIENCED refrigera^tlon me- Lambert, Jarvis Realty Co., noon? Belfiore Agency, MI 8-510. THREE BUILDINGS loU, prime INCOME TAX returns prepared fay Free pi(4-up and delivsry. Little large rooms expandable to 6. locatipn. AA zoos, i ’hlibriek auditor. Bustoees and Individual. 9-4920. WE BUY SELL or brads antiqiM FOUR ROOM apartment, central, Realtors, MI 8-4112, MI 9-1300. At McKtonOT, 16 Woodbrutae St, chanic, metal spray painters and heat, hot water, adults preferred. Nice lot, oil hot water heat, full Agriiey,.9CI 964(M. ' Acoounttag servlqto, Raymond vending machine mechanic want- and used torpitura, chtai.. Jlipm, cellar, aluminum combinations, KANGHESTER-Gharmtag 6 room MR 8 4 8 8 0 . FLOOR SANDING, floor tiling. silver, picture tramss and old Call between 5-7 p.m. MI 9-7691. MANCHESTER—Cuatom 7 room Colonial located In a fine residen- BROOKFIELD Street — 8 room Girard.1. Wi n 46008. — ed at new plant locating in fireplace, convenient to bus. Ideal Cape near High -Junior High, WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary Interior and exterior painting. MI Somers, Conn, Apply at Florade coina. cM doUa and guns, nobby split level, 2 hatha, recreaUon tial nelghlKMhood. Ceramic tiled LAND CLEARED, firewood cut, 9-0688. FOR RENT—6 beautiful rooms for room, expandable to 6 bedrooms, for couple. Robert Wolverton, fireplace, garage. Reduced tor MANCHESTER stagle lot, 940 toot frontage. I d Pm iERAL INCOME taxes prepar- trees removed, light trucking. Vending Co., 44 Ramah Circle, collectlaiia. atUc cootenta or whole Realtor. MI 9-2818. bath. Garage.' An Ideal home tor ratatea. Furniture Rapa^Service, office or tenement for single cou- double garage. Carltwi W. only $10,900. CaU the Jarvis Real- Immediate sale. Bel Air Real Et- 8-7444. . ed with your savings to mind. Paul EUison, BU 0-6226. Agawam, Mass. ple or professional single per- Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-6246, Taicottrile, Onm. i-744* Hutchlna, Ml 9-6182. MANCHESTER - New 6 room ty Co., Realtore, MI 8-4113, MI Ute, MI 8-903. OPEN HOUSE E. J. Bayles. Mortgasres SI ENGINEER ’TRAINEE—Engineer- sons. ,161 Union Street, Rockville. 8-1038, M I 9-7814. SHARPENING Ssrvloe- Sawa, 81 NORTH SCHOOL ST.—2 famUy brick ranch, built-ins 14x20 living ROCKIKDOE — 8 room custom ing background or Industrial room with fireplace, half acre lot, knives, axes, shears, skates, SECOND mortgages — Unlimited HOME WORKSHOP power tools. AVAILABLE March 1. 8% rooms, 66, large clean rooms oil steam residence, 3400 sq. ft. Uving area, INCOME TAX returns prepared roto^ blades. Quick eervlue. C ^ . equivalent desirable, a perma- reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, ROLLING PARK Cape — 4 bed- Saturday — Feb. 28 Baby to Undergo by former Intemal Revenue funds . available for second mort- MI 8-8446.’’ completely renovated, first floor, heat, separate utilities, both 4-5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 26Sr ga- tot Equipment Co., 88 Mata m., gages. payments to suit your nent position with car furnished. poking, heat and all utilities, MI 8-4808. rooms, 7 closets, 1% baths, Uv- rage delightful throughout. Larg- Agent in the convenience of your Write to H. B. Weeks. Hartford floors occupied, 116,900. Robert tag room flreplace, full base- Sunday — F«b. 24 Manchester. Hours dally 76. budget Expedient service. J. D. kitchen' furnished, $86 monthly. Wolvertjon, Realtor. MT 9-2818. er than usual lot. Low thirties. Unique Operation home tor individual and business. Thursday 74. Saturday T-A MI Accident A Indemnity Co., Hart- 42 LUDLOW ROAD, Manchester- ment, oversize lot, priced right. MI 9-8988. Realty.’ MI 3-8129. Rooms Without Hoard 59 TR 5-6316. Warren B. Howland, Realtor- 8-7068. ford. Conn. ------I HENRY STREET A rea- Lovely new 6 room rmich, 100x155 lot, Warren B. Howland, Reallitor- Trader, MI 8-llM. full cellar, oil hot water heat, liv- 146 Tenner Street A four-month-old Manchester FULL-TIME tax accountant ready BESET BY BILLB? Let Us help FURNISHED rooms, complete EXTRA LARGE 3% room apart- j room Brick ranch. ’Three Trader. MI S-llM. child will ba provided with aa or- LAWN MOWERS abarpaned and you to a fresh start by consoli- light housekeeping facilities. Cen- ment, heated, hot water, appll- bedrooms, 1% baths, den. formal ing room with fireplace, dining MANCHES’TER—Quality buUt 8 (Bowers School BseUon) to aasist you. Rates reasonable. repaired aalea and aervloe, pick Help Wanted— room, kitchen with bulU-lns, 8 tiflelid bUe duct In an unlqua op- Can S. J. Turktogton, Jr., MI dating the many debts that de- trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 ances, garbage disposal, parking, d in ^ room, no basement. Large PITKIN STREET—Eight room co- bedroom ranch with ceramic eration to be performed soon at up and dellvaty. Ice akatoa ahiup- mand your attention Into one Male or Female 37 Arch St., Mancheater. Adults. MI 96760. overinzed two oar gxrage with large bedrooms $22,000. Robert lonial. First floor has living tiled bath, large living room with 8- 7781. oned, precision ground. L 1 M Wolverton. Realtor, MI 9-2818, Non-dsveltmmsnt. 5% room ths Albert Einststa Medical Ontor easily paid monthly obligation. radio operating door. Double lot, room (with fireplace) den, formal fireplace family steed kitchen ta Ptalladek^hie, Pa. Bkjuipment Oorporatlop, Routs 88. $2,000 requires only $44.60 per BOOKKEEPER to handle writeup MODERN 5 room iq>artment avail- dining room, kitchen and lava- with G.E. built-in oven and ranoh, bullt-te stove, oven, NEED HEHJ* in preparing your plenty of trees and privacy. Ter- dishwasher, full basement, '11m child, Nelson Amos, son of Vernon. Conn. ‘At 6-7609 Manebes- month including repayment. If of records, quarterly payroll re- ROOM FOR woman, kitchen privi- able March 1, 8106 per month. TANNER S’TREOT — Bowers tory. Second floor has four bed- stove. FuU basement with excel income tax return? CaU MI rifle location, very central. T. J. School area. 7 room Colonial, 8 large combination porch in Mr. end Mrs. Robert Ames, 464 9- 8829. you have property equity, con- ports, working papers, etc. for leges. Call after 8 MI 9-6186. MI 9-6495. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. rooms plus bath. Full basement lent rec room poaslbiliUas. A I MASON WORK, fireplaces, brick Manchester Accounting office. twin sized bedrooms, garage, with a rec room 90% completed. rear garage, shade trees, city Hartford Rd., was bom without homes, brick and stone walls. tact Frank Burke, Connecticut true value at 07,000. See and bile duct, diagnosed in medleel FOR SERVICE and aavinga in pre- Mortgage Exchange. 16 Lewis State experience and salary ex- 4%% mortgage, only 817,200. House is ta excellent condition. compare. Call BUI Frailer Jarvte utilities, many extras. Bids FRONT ROOM centrally located, Hayes Agency, Ml 8-4808. will he considered by owner terms as biliary atresia. paring income taxes foribustaess; '“ d painting. MI St.. Hartford. 2466897. pected. Write Box OC, Herald. Farnished Apartments 68-A Nice com er lot. Owners bav* to Realty Co.. MI 86113, m 9-1300. and mdlvidual, call FT 2-6607. 9-3001. parking. 59 Birch St. Ml 9-7129. move,______hate to hut_____ have___ to.______Price leaving state, MI 9-M60. The surgery to give him a plas- SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea- ie quite realtetic. only |M,900. ' $16.900—SDC room ranch, eo cute tic duct te' only two yean old and 1 SNOW PLOWING, 24-hour service. Dogs— Birds—^Pets 41 LARGE pleasant room for one LARGE 4 room furniahed apart- TOLLAND tion room garage, vary clean, 1a performed only at the medical I Call Ronald LeFevre, MI 9-8342 or Business Opportunities 32 Call, we will...... be happy to ehow you couldn’t help liking It. or two gentlemen. 146 Center St. ment to share with two other $15,900 . 4%% mortoage. $87.73 bedroome, living room and dlntag center, a part of Temple Univer- Personals I 289- 2207. I BEAGLES—AKC registered, pup- MI 8-9120. girls, centrally located. MI 9-9468. you through. T. J. Crockett, Real- EXCELLENT opportunity — Gift Beautiful Crestwood monthly. Carlton W. Hutchins, tor. MI 8-1577. room with picture wlndowe, blue FOR BALE by owner—6 room brick sity. 'The surgeon is Dr. Julian Shop handling exclusive merchan- pies. started ddrbies, all axe run- Ml 9-6132. Multiple Luting. Cape, excellent condition, 147 Sterling, who developed the opera- ELECTROLUX Bales and Sarvloe. I A’TTRACmVE room centrally lo- bathroom, kitchen with buUt-lne, dise, priced for quick sale. Pres- ning dogs, stud seriice. Swamp- double elnk, birch cablnete. On Autumn Street. Shown by ap- tion. banded representative, Alfred ash Kennels, 633-2232. cated for biiMnees woman. Call FOR RENT MANCHES’TER^-exqulslte 6 room potatment. Call MI 9-190 after 5. Amell, 906 Henry St. ’Tel MI Household Services ent owner has other interest. J. An area of custom built homes bua line, cloee to Main Street. E Mna Ames will go with her son D, Realty. MI 3-5129. MI 8-6981 after 6 p.m. ranch, 100x800 wooded lot. warmth to Philadelphia and the chUd wiU 3-0460. Offered 13-A FOR SALE—Six months old Oollie, commanding a breath-taking Matching Padal Pair J. Carpenter, BrMcer, MI 9-800. 8Vi room furnished apartment and charm everywhere. Shown by MANCHESTER—Two family. 56. be admitted to the hospital tomor- female, AKC registered, reason- LARGE R(XIM next to shower, view of Snipslc Lake, 'This year old, 8 bedrooms, large WANTED—Ride from New Bolton REWEAVING of biwns, moUi hotos. Help Wanted— Female 35 parking, gentleman. . Catholic with heat paid—$89 a month. appointment. Bel Air Real Es- row. Tito operation te scheduled for able. MI 3-0883. 206 Center Street. Call PI beautiful well planned 8 room rooms! 0 foot Uving room, largo Rd. to Pratt A Whitney Aircraft, Zj^ppsrs repaired Window Shades Hlgb School vicinity. Tel. Ml home with two baths and 2-car tate. MI 8-9882. 10 days after the arrival, (ton- cnade to measure; sU sized Vene- POSTING machine operator, ex- 2-6701 or PI 2-8412 any time NoodUpatnting! kttehon, city utilities, atorms. valescenoe takes about four weeks. Podunk plant, working hours, FOR SALE—Bassett Hound, fe- 9-8354 attached garage Is situated on omsr trsnsfsrred. Bvontags MI 8-4:46. Ml 8-6682. tian blinds Keys made while you perienced. for permanent posi- male 8 months old, AKC regis- for Inspection appointment. 48 FERGUSON ROAD — New 8 H m Ames baby underwent ex wooded near acre lot. Realis- room ranch with 2-car garage, 9-950. wait. Tape Recorders for rent. tion in congenial office of whole- tered', $66. 'TR 5-1116. FURNISHED ROOM fOr rent, gen- tically priced at $22,500, as plorstory surgery at Grace-Nee Marlow’s. 867 Main. Ml 9-6221. saler Must have own trainsporta- tleman, parking conveniant to m ROOM LIGHT housekeeping aluminum siding, oil hot water BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room C0 >e Itaven Hospital Nov. 14. PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom- owner is now working out of heat, living room with fireplace, tlon. Call Mr. Feldman. 289-4337. everything. 446 6entor Street, Ml furnished apartment, centrally state and must sacrifice. Call plus recreation room offers Automobiles For Sale 4 ing. bathing of aU breads. Poo- 9-8061. 8 laige bedrooms, kitchen with KITCHEN AND laundry help, part- ^ specialty. Call MI 9^9793 or locate.^. MI 9-8404 bteween 12 Mrs, Shorts, MI 8-8888. Exclu- priytLcy and eonvenlsnce, back- bullt-lns immediate occupancy. yard niUy fenced, new knotty NEED CAR? Your credit turned Building—Contracting 14 time or full-time. Must have own ^ 9-0500 NEAR MAIN, Street for gentie- noOn-6 p.m. sive with Robert 'Wolverton. Resdtor, MI down? Short on down payment? pine kitchen, walking distance to transportation. Vernon Haven, man, private entrance, parking, TWO OR three room furnished 9-2818. NOTICE Bankrupt? Repoesession? Don’t FALLGUT SHELTERS—Additions, TR 5-2077. 28 Pearl Street. MI 8-7288. aehoolMi shi^tag, husUne. Re- despair! See Honest Douglas. In. remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, Articles For 3«lf 45 iqiartment, refrigerator, stove. dsoorating eolors to suit buyer, ZONING BOARD quire about lowest down small- recreation rooms. Roofing, con- DESIRABLE heated room with Adults. Cali after 5 MI 8-0420. J. WATSON BEACH & CO. 04,600; By ^^>otatment, MI crete work. Call Leon Cleszynskl, 9-3300. OF APPEALS est payments anywhere No small SNOW BLOWERS - SNOWBIRD, light housekeeping and parkii^ Hartford loan or finance company plan MI 9-4291. GIRLS! 21 Central Row VarisncM-^oeptions Ariens, Bolens. Toro power han- for gentleman working dayx. Ml SEPTI9 TANKS SIX ROOM Ranch, 8 badrooms, Douglas Motors. 338 Main. i dle. Snow blowers repaired, parts 86951, after 4. Business Locations 522-2114 granted CALL ME on your formica needs, A REAL OPPORTUNITY! and service. 'Trades and terma AND dtehwssher and disposal, attach- Town of ManMiester, extenMon 1959 BUICK Invlcta convertible. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, Capitol Elquipraent, 88 Mata St. ATTRAfTnVE room, private For Rent 64 ed garage, good location, 815,900. of near and used car storage, Wildcat 445, power steering, vonitory units, table-tops and is- PhllM^ Agency, MI 96464. We have openinga for full- Ml 3-7958. home, television, nurse or school VI UOf i ED SEWERS Chartar Oak FMd, Charter Oak power brakes radio and heater,! land stands. Ml 9-8936. teachw preferr^. Board option- St 81,600. CWl after 4, MI 36535. I time telephone operators 245 NORTH MAiN-atora. MJ in Manchester. High school FOR SALE — Restaurant equip- al. MI 36745. ATTRACnVB split level in Man- Moriarty Hrothera eatensioo of REMODELING — Charles Home ment, such as, slicing machine, 96229, 96. Maehint Gl aaasf 1956 FLEETWOOD 60 Special improvement. All kinds of re- graduates with pleasing chester Green area. 2 full-baths, new and used car lot and signs, cash ' register, freezer, 20 qt. center' hallway, full cellar, space Septic ’ntnks, Dry Wells, Sew- VERNON Cadillac. Mint condition. Reason modeling, financing arranged. MI personalities, poise, and A partments— Flat»— MODERN, air oondiUoned office er Lines Installed—Cellar Wa- asst of 8 0 Center St. good Judgment will really dough mixer, refrigerator, 2-deck- for rec room, Attached garage. Gall RdbeHs, extension of an- selling—bought new car. Reason- 9-4920. er Bloggett oven, tables and space, off street parking central terproofing Done. able. MI 9-8404. enjoy this interesting Tenements 63 , location. Immediate occupancy. Immediate occupancy. Befiore tioM Mop and sign, 42 Spruce St. RUSS ATKINS, carpenter. Com- work. chairs, and miscellaneous. Call Ageiicy, MI 3-6121. ______Warren Howland, undersised 'TR 5-5218. t 118 MAIN--Three rooms, heat, hot, Call or see John H, Lappen, Inc., FHIST RUN FEATURE 1962 FORD Galaxie 4-door sedan, mercial, industrial, and residen- MI 96261. MeKINNEY BROS. apartment 450 Woodbrldge. Bt. V6, Fordomatic. CaU AN 7-4936 tial. Repedr, maintenance, re- You'll receive full pay water, etove, refrigerator. 8100. i ______POREBT^OTBEiS^Dell^ 101 ELECTRIC refrigerated Jet-Spray MI 9-5229, 9-5. Twtaco Inc!, sign, 034 East Mid- 66 p.m. modeling No Job too small. MI while training, frequent machine. exceUent condition, 1200 SQUARE feet of office space, I ' Swwwraqw Disposal Co. dle ^ e . 3-0411. raises plus the many other Main St. location, reasonable- park-Ukepark-11 . oetttag. _ 5 badroonu, 4% 180-182 Pearl 8t.—MI 8-0808 Taty large SpUt LevM. Dons reasonable. MI 9-8088 before 7 MAIN STREET—Flrxt floor, 4 I Mths excellent' condlticn. Owner | ta dsoorator color, wooded lot. General Outdoor Adv. (3o., sign 1960 CHEVROLET Impala cem- benefits that make work- terms. Hayes Agency, MI 3-480$ extonsioaa, New Bolton Rd. (opn. p.m. bright rooms, basement, excel- Ml 8-7444. Two full baths, family steed vertible, power steering, excel- Ing at SNET so attrractive. N& 0 ) ; New BMton Rd. (< ^ . leat oonditicin. Call TR 5-3068. Roofing—Siding 16 lent location, parldng, now avail- MAifCHESTER—E, Middle Turn- Mtdhen, ebony colored built- And you’ll work hours that WALLPAPER -PAINT Sale—Past- able. Call Mi 8-1677. 117); eaM aide New State Rd., often leave time fop day- ___ I pike. Desirable offices or office t a . Prafe4slonally decorated, A. A. DION, INC Roofing, aiding ed and regular, fully trimmed, firs t class locaUon. Assum- north of Hockamim River; New time activities like shop- plastic coated. Ceiling paint, 82.89 FOUR ROOMS second floor, re-' space. MI t-iZU,______State Rd., (opp. Jarvis Plant N a 1964 FORD V 6 station wagon, as paintliig. Carpentry AUeratlona ping. sU s moctitege, Immediate oe- is. MI 9-4478. and additions. Oellinga. Workman GaUon. Morrison Paint Store, 385 decorated. No chUdTM under 15 dj^IRABLE RETAIL location 1); north aide Tolland ’Tpke., be- and Center St, years. Inquire ctaponcy; Call Ann Lord, Bar- ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. If you’re interested, visit 11 enurch Bi.,^ available soon In down- M EN and WOMEN W ANTED rows ft Wallace, 0 East Cen- tween Parker ft Oakland Sts.; RELAX- FIND WHAT YOU WANT WHY BUY a foreign sports car? Ml 8-4860 , our Manchester employ- first floor. ______I town heart of Manchester. Large ter 0 .. Manchsstor. MI 96SM, WeM Mid'. T ^ e . east of N a 951; B It’s clsss you want, stop in at SIX STEEL parts bins, adjustable ment office, 808 Main dividers. Valve refacer. Valve 48 BIRCH STREET—Large 4 1 rtiowroom windows, full ceiling 528-8687. south side West Mid. Tpke., west I Gardon’s Atlantic Service. Classic ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or Street, Monday through space in basement, parking, air of HockMum lUvw; West Mid. laodQ 1967 Thunderbtrd, mint repla&^d, specializing in Bonded scat grinder. Duo-Therm space! room flat, second floor, furnace, i Experience Nat Required Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 heater Florence space heater.! 890. MI 96239, 96. ‘ conditioned. Phone 2426618. Tpke., 'weM of No. 847; south side aoodltlon, low mileage, fully built-up and shingle roofing. p.m Or call Mitchell We have immeldate openings for men end women to train for W. Oentn- St, east of No. 612; squipped. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv- Oouglilln Rooting Co.. Manches- MI 9-0080. BY reading and using WANT ADS 3-2701, to of the Nation’s leading Intar-Clty Bus Trans- south side W. Center St., weet of ice. West Rd„ EUington, ’TR ter, Ml 8-7707. 5394 MANOSmSTBR- Speekius nmob, SNOWBLOWER, garden tractor, portation Systems. 86 yn. country Uving, 8 roome, 2 tuU Hm Brook. 56892. Brown ft LynMi Florists, sign! BrowELL ^ E Improvement! The Southern vT T-i 1 J : 8.8 h.p., with snowplow and at- __ daughter party 213VH betlia, 8 bedrootaq," elumtaum N ew E ngland tachmenta. TR 5-8659. llottaar „ SKtension, 145 Main S t Do you know of an aasiar way to shop or sail? When you make our Want 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-door Hardtop, Compauiy—roofing, siding, altera- Inssaa Iftnt match are fiai to Ube your ombrMdery nssdle to storms, lire slerm, cne-hslf eon •8. radio, heater, A-1 condition. Umis, additions and remodeling JOB OPENING oapturs forever the beauty of na- lot. Call owner, MI 4-0500. Richard Hughes, repairer M- Adi your markbtplaca, all you oo i$ place your ad and wait for the phona to Telephone Company OPERATORS I,----- nvjr. Two patterns. oenae, 248 Spruce St. 9 s n MI 96266. of all types. Ehccellent workman- Garden— Farm— Dairy No, S96i sMth Fatt-O-Ranm to tural You’B win oanwHmenta wMli ring (and ring it will), or sit back and enjoy reading the W ant Adi, then phona eblp.. MI 9-<9-6495. Mtoimiim age 25; .H ira Schpol education ; sound itoyaical eoadi- tlMM kiivMy poaetot Two sspanto ANDOVER—7 rqpm older home, Robert Hannington, limited re- Products SO la tiiito 10,19, U. 1«. l9, M* BUM ooppsr Mumfe hot water efl pairer UcMise, 427 Hartford Rd. An equal opportunity emi^oyer I tloo! Weight 5’F’ to 8*9” ; eyesight 90-90 without glaaaaa. Bsro- 0 to40. Stos 19, 83 bust, watot pattenw. for an appointmant to lee the adver+iied itami. Want Adi do the work—-and 1859 RAMBLBSt 4-door, radio, for An £xp0rienced Patterns No. 0 8 1 -H and 6 40-H hisai, rtreduced, ft.iOO. Andover — Timothy Moriarty, used car deal- QUALITY APPLES grown In Man- tags up to $8,000. and petadr, 9% yards of 85-lnch: haiiter, 8200. 8 d 8-4044. Roofing: and Chimneys 16-A each hee hob-iron tranefer; color Lake Road—eummer cottage, plus ers Ueense, 510 Hartford Rd. quickly! I Chester. 22 lb bag, $1.50. Bunce lowsr skirt, 1 % yards. aeven lots, 88.800. Ohmmben Patti Messier, Umited repairer ^ CHEVROLET V 6 white Im- at:GQFING—Special _ ixlng repairing MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Exper- Farm 529 W. Center Ml 8-8116. No. 004 With Patt-O-Kama te .chart; etltch ffluatrationa. To order, swid 85c ta ootae, RtaRy. MI 8-8835 Or JO 86980. Ueense, 979 North Main St. pala OonvertlUe, power steering, roocarooto of all tanda, new roofs gut- ienced preferred. Write to Box S, la sixes 8, 4, 6. «. 7, 8 ye«» Herald, stating experience refer- LINOTYPE OPERATOR HOSTESSES tor eoMi pWttetB to:'Anna OeboQ Paul Marta, Ibustae, gaaoUne u n he seen at 16 >er work, chlmneye eleaneJ re- 4, w aM and peteto, 1 y i ^ M 96- •O lflR WBNDSfmr-Maks an ottor strMra 19S ToSand Him - paired' Aluminum stding. M ences, etc. Household Goods 51 The^iirlieMer Erwtog HbraM. on thla euMom buflt, T leeai hix- or call 8Q 9-4100. (M AU or KMALE) Miiitfwinn sge 18; High School educatkm. Ba able to wear uni- ftM9i;% tower ehtot, % ^ pHce. CLASSIFIED DEPT. PHONE Ml 3-2711 yeers’ experience. Free eaUmates! tb order. «nd Mte j Ult Am or ftME—ftB, NEW uttoos eoHalel O w W bee left COMBINA’nON waitress and ED’S USED Furniture and AppU- forms attraetlvaly; idiigle: tn a to travU; hat^t 8’4” to 5’8”. YOMI SA N. Y. Tito above wfll bs oUopttro Fzft* CkOl H o i^ . la 86881. MI S-07U Bamtega f«>006^;000. Excellent anqploye beaefita Muat be OMh bmM— ft>: ftoe town aadjauM saoMfles. Obias on cook, good wages and tipping. ance;^W e buy and sell for r o a ^ 87H hoar week; iMdd varatiflii rad skk FtoylM Biaoi aMSHBg add lOe moary 95. IMS* I Hours 6 p.m.—1 a.m., Tuesday, willtac to rOocate. If intereatad: iU znfciitor Eteobig Herald, IISS a .touiTniia Is your Mtones of a Notice Wed ta offloe o f Teww YybfM ' Tractwu cash. Open 9-9 AD 3-5240 or CH Am or )u 53oa8„ new tor eaeh patibam. PvMKama,*Ad- Utotims; Jtdiiui itoaJty, MI Radio-TV Repair Services 18 'Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 9-0880.( l^ve, hospitalizBtioii rad other benefitB. dreee with Zone end HMtem Num- Cleik February 30, 190. | 1IM -OUDVItOUPT one-half^ ton Inquire between 10 a.m.-2 p.m. YOEH SS. N. Y* 96190. . Zonlntt Board of Appeelt Call Mr. Hunter— 249-2614 For’’ lat*6lasa mailing add Iw ber.' . .plflntt tnqk, OMtoed tranamia- OONNIEd TV and Radio Sarvloe. Charcoal Broiler, 560 E. Middle RUGS, never used. 9x12 gold, 880; Apply i» persfm. Juet 50c for the now *0 Atouml BTARKWEA'niBR Street -* 6 John F. CUfford, , ilmtrljTBtTr iEuTtiittg for eoeh pattsrn. Print Nams, Ad- trtflity body. MI available all hours Satisfaction ’Turnpike. 9x15 blue broadloom, $86; 9x12 V Meay desmne! ptnetiona Mom frame tanue, low taxes, all -Cbainnaa | gnaranteod. CaU Ml 9-1816 ruby oriental. 3896956. Febranry. 2€« 11 AJML-4 PJMU 7«8 PJML drsoi w l& Zoos, tl^ e Wo. and Jetoa A. GENERAL OFFICE clerk, small FORAND'S 'TV and radio' repair, congenial office in E u t Hartford, EIGHT FOOT natural finish JRattrifpBtEr, If^TaUl AUw t H mu« Itar Inte^ « A « 5 p.m.-10 p.m. dally. AU day 8at- typt^ and shorthand required, tique bardwara cabinets, 8900. ralcl A d v s. umay.Mf 9.5634. hours 8:806, salany 8 ». 289-6498. Electric stove, a# is $80. 848-149S. TJ' •utf ae»5r?i«te^

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t Town Hospital Notes Tribe Wo. 68, VMHac hou* «M S «• 8 Rte. Ita rstular meet- tar an owaa, asospi inataniUgr» naker RaQ at 8 where limijr ava 8 to 8 no» and BUTB RIGHTS 8t88 to 8 pjB., aod pdvato nona, nie Pepsl-Oola BoMUng CO. of whM« Uka ata 18 o jo . to 8 aua. Oodarettea will Hartford-^iingAeld, Inc., of VMtora ato ragneatoJ oot . t o at 7:80 pjn. at Oen- which NeU H. Haas of 43 Butter- aaofca to paReaffa roan. We mere ional Church. There nut Rd. is vice president and a thaa torn vhdton a* eoa titaa par rby demonstration aireotor, has purchased the sales patkait. . lents. and distribution franchise rights ftor Pepri products In the 11-town Battanta Tqdiijrt 881 Mothera CStib will Manchester area, It was announc- ADMITTBD TBSTBROAT: at 7:80 at the Ma- ed today by W. Robert Lappln, Janiaa Olieary. 33 Oottaga S t: , _iple. Members are re- president. Mra.: Bartha Wood, ISO Woodland bring articles for a The territory, with an approx- S t ; Samtiai Orlaweld, Hartford; ,t auction. All moth- imate population of 90,000; wsis ftodrUa Pralla, 18 caurter Rd., Qlrla are invited. ajcquired from the Pepsl-Oola Bot- RbokvUIa;': Refbart IGacoH, 100 tling CO. of Central Village, Inc., iT<‘ '• Motmtaln Rd.; CIndylee Baolftid, JPofflnberger, intern at one of seven frandWsed Pepsi bot- Waiq>li«; Mra..l4Ulan lAvigna»SH^ Lai the ran Church, will tling companies In OoruiecUcut. Center S t; tdra. Gladys Barrtng- aervlcee Sunday at 6:40 The pur^ased territory includes fam, 38 Strickland St.; Binaat the chapel at Manchester Mancheefter, Bolton, Bimngton, Armatrong, 11 Falifleld St; Mlw Hospital. Maj. B. Wal- Rockville, Somers, Stafford, Staf- Dojorae Angalo, 8 Allan Dr., ’Vet' lie of the Salvation Army ford Springs, Tolland, Union, Ver- non; 'JMfrey And David Bidl. El- e as chaptain at the hos- non and WllMngton. lington | Raymond Wabbar,' 184 A major feature of the Pepsi Bext week. firm’s current expMslon program Oakland S t; Mra. Carol Page, TVd* is its ooivstruction of a new bet- land; Adam Sbnoncdli, .88 CooK idga. S t; HalUa Gordon, 40 Oroaby V iktt open-house Pre-Lenten Party ting plant on a seven-acres site _ . . . . . " be sponsored by the Polish at the Keimedy Rd.-Rt. 91 Inter- Rd.; Mlriiapl Bckenrod,.19S Soul [I ciub at 7:30 tonight at section in Windsor. St., RockvlUe; Mrs. Mary Amt <«M> houR0 106 Cllntoii S^< The new Pepsi fadUty, under OainpbeU, ElUngton; M lu Blaine construction soon, will be one of Griffih, 1S2B B. Main S t, Rock< H u I^rennial Garden Club will the most modem soda drink plants vine; Mrs. JuUa Vincent, 60 {jlto Monday at 8 p.m. at Motts on the Eastern Seaboard. It will ton St.; Chester Kosak, 313 Main ity Hall. James Laldlaw serve as the headquarters for the S t; Elisabeth Birnle, 73, Spruce jtry will speak on "Grow- company’s entire operation. S t; Mrs. Catherine Jordan,. Wap^ Xirying Materials for Win- Pepsi of Hartford-Springfleld ping; Mrs. Mary Wiley, 79 Nilca Bouquets.’ bottles and distributes Pepei In Dr. ______four different size packages, 8, 12, ADMITTED TODAY: Donald ‘fifteen Spring St. families at- 16 and 26 ounce, as well as Teem, Watson, 87 Seaman Circle. tihded the second annual Wash- a lemon-lime soft drink, another BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ^ ‘ mb Birthday en house last Pepsi product. In addition, the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Franoia it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. firm has the exclusive distribution DeGray, ’ThompsonvlUe; a son to J. Agren, 322 Spring St. rights for Schweppes throughout Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S t Louis, 98 its entire franchise area. W. Main St., Rockville; a smi to PYlendship Circle of the Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam Hach, An- .MDivatlon Army will meet Mon- NAME3> MANAGER dover; a daughter to Mr.-and Mrs. at 7:45 p.m. at the church for ’The Colonial Board Co. has an- Robert Leavlna, Andover. ■Rtdm oiuUtiMark 50th Afadpenary service program. Mrs. Oswald nounced the appointment of Clin- DISCHARGED YBSTEIRDAY: r, aacT Mrs. Robert Hubbard ton W. Mills as manager of the This is an early morning scene yesterday in downtown Manchester as predominantly women shop- Walter Fortin, 38 Knighton St,; Mr. and Mra. Salvatore B al-t be hostesses. Lydall & Foulds Division of the pers lined up In front of stores with hand bags and pocket books to get first chance at the Wash- Claire Thorp, Notch Rd., Bolton; mondo, 62 Maple St., are celebrat- ford, about''alglit years ago, after Colonial Board Co. Mrs. Marjorie Porter, 166 Park ington Day Birthday bargains. Merchandise, listed at bargain prices, was gobbled up as fSst as ing their 60th wedding anniversary working there for many years. He Mills, a native of Watertown, it hit the counter, merchamts reported. (Herald photo by Pinto). St.; Scott Francis, ESlington; Mat- la a member of the Cilrtoforo Co- N. Y., comes to Colonial Board thew Carr, 04 Birch St; Mn. Bve- today, and wUl have an open houM lombo Society and th* ItaUaB lyn Smith, 19 Skislgn S t; Albert tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m. at their American Club. came with the St. Regris Paper Co. flj-m, reports the contract IncludM Northampton Inn, Northampton, Fountain, 467 N. Main S t; 'Wajme borne. ’ITiey are seated beneath oil The couple 'has .five oUldien, prototype and production models Mass. Banning, who Uvea at M W . Badstuebner, 29 Northfleld S t; in Pensacola, Fla. paintings of themaelvea, sent to Mrs. Anthony DuBaldo, Thomas PSTOWN While at Beaver Falls he was a of a militarized version of the Middle Tpke., also i s ' agent for Mrs. Lois'MacArdle, 39 Conetanoe Raimondo, M n. J- Elwood L. Krout, formerly of Wapplng; Diane PansuUo, Hebron; and 14 grandchildren. (Herald en years Mills has been on the mechanical data reduction equip- Mra. L u ^ Marino, 34 Deepwood Church, WateriMuy, and came--to Manchester, has been' appointed Manchester soon after their mar photo by 8ateniis.)< of oiedical service we are Snow Ridge Ski Patrol and ment for customers throughout general agent la charge of the Dr.; Frederick Dimlnioo, 368 Oidc- land St.; M n. Mary Fortla -and rtog«.tMcs. Ralmon4o wtti employ' patrol leader for three years. Mills the hemisphere and Europe. York, Pa., area agency of the is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. daughter, Hany Lane, Vernon; •d at Pioneer Faraqhute Oo. for Lutheran Brotherhood, .fraternal Mra. Carilne Plourde and daugh- many years, until her retirement ’S Open A ll Day Mills of Watertown, N. Y. His fa- GETS AWARD life insurance society. ther is general ijianager for the Louis Panteleo Jr. of 12 Nor- ter, 25 Avon St.; Mrs. Bsther about 10 years ago. She is a mem- Herrings and Carthage plants of Daley and daughter, Wapiplng; ber of the Ladles of St. Jatfiea and man St., manager c*f Coin-Op Miss Mary Thistle, Wilson, has APPLES SU N D AY the St. Regia Paper Co. Cleaners, Laundry & Cleaning Vil- Mra. Francea-Banavige and daugh- the Regina D’ltalla Society. lage in Bloomfield, has been hon- been selected the Checker of the ter, 279 Burnham St.; Mrs. Lola Mr. Raimondo retired from the Year In a popular vote cast by Gustafson and daughter, 22 Ver- Your Best Fruit Bur GET8 NEW POST ored with 8U1 award In the second Teny’ Steam Turbtae Co., Hart- Of Hie Season Douglas Straw, a Manchester annual Coin-Op Beautiful Contest, customers of Mott’s Super Mar- non St. ket In greater Hartford County. Bjttoe native who now resides in Bing- sponsored by the Coin-Op Maga- Fresh From Our Coolers hamton, N.Y., has been appointed zine. Eleanor Golembo of the W. hlid- Poodle Revived ppB|pl RUG and dle Tpke. outlet was among- the AU W inter Until May manager, technical development, A certificate of award states In the corporate development de- finalists. Miss Thistle wlU partici- Ttskm that his firm at 709 Park Ave., OAKLAND, OoUf.—An Ofdclahd Open Every Day tar ta UPH OLSTERY partment of General Aniline 4 Bloomfield, in comptltlon with pate in a New Ekigland contest man, Jesa Burns, gave mouth-to- FREE O aiVERY Film Corp. of New York. some 35,0Ci0 nation'wide dry-clean- in which the winner is sent to mouth respiration to Ua S-poUnd f A M lo « P.M. Straw, who formerly lived at 25 ing stores, was singled out for Chicago for final selection from toy poodle, Una, when she stopp PERO ORCHARDS CLEA N IN G Clinton W. Mills Brookfield St., attended Manches- ’’meritorious achievement In de- nationwide group. The flnaUlstwUl breathing after bumping her he ter High Scholol prior to going to slg;n and the establishment of a then be given a all-expense paid and suffering a concussion. Tina ARTHUR DRUa Avery St, Wappiny from the J. P. Lewis Co. of Beav- St. Lawrence University, Canton, TEL, M l 9- 1752 most beautiful coin-op that pro- trip to HawaU. recovered. iiotpi er Fedls, N. Y., manufacturer of |N.y ., where he received a B.S. de- motes a favorable image of the high grade specialty papers and hielcv or gree in chemistry in 1950. In 1952, coin-op Industry to his customers TV U ttita I IxMird. Mills served the last four he was given his masters degree and hLs community.” M l 3-5747 years of his eleven with J. P. in chemistry at the University of 88,8 Lewis as general superintendent. Michigan. Panteleo will mark hla first an- «»«< Mills is a B.S. degree holder That year, he became associated niversary in business on March 14. from Ithaca College, class of 1951. with the corporation In its Ozalld Garner's BRIEFS 8 GKISWOI n ST. He did extension work at Cornell products manufacturing section at University In personnel manage- Johnson City, N.Y. Prior to his Harold W. Baglin of 733 Center BIGGER \\i- GUf Green SUini|Hi meht and Industrial relations. His latest appointment, Straw was St. yesterday received a gold Inti^uction to the paper Industry project manager in the commer- watch t o mark his 25th year at cial development department of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and the the firm’s Photo * Repro membership into the firm’s Quar- DISCOUNTS Division, which produces Ansco ter Century Club. A time study photo products and Ozalld repro analyst in industrial engineering, ST. JUDE OOUNOO, NO. 4818 products. Baglin last night joined all 25-year on Ev ery th in g! K of O (and over) club members at the SELF4ERViCE »EFT« STORE DEPARTMENT CITED annual club dinner held at the The CX>nnecUcut Safety Letter, Statler Hotel in Hartford. Eknest PINE ST. and HARTFORD RD„ MANCHESTER published by the Connecticut A. Kearns, pipefitter in D26, who Safety Commission, In its Feb. 15 resides at 220 E. Middle ’Tpke., BINGO issue, has singled out Manches- next Wednesday will mark his 25th ter’s Police Chief James M. Rear- year at P&WA. Grant Photo the Size of this Full N ewspaper Page! don and his department. SU N D AY EVENIN G 7:30 ’The letter, under the executive Re-elected president of Eastern directorship of Capt. W. A. Gru- States Farmers’ Sbcchange for his ber. states that ‘‘Chief James fifth term Wednesday was Jona- K of C HOME Reardonn of the Manchester Po- than Davis, fruit grower and dairy I SNAKE HILL ROAD—SOUTH COVENTRY lice Department has every right to farmer of Sterling Junction, Mass. be proud of the fact that 70 per Connecticut men elected to execu- cent of his personnel have suc- tive positions at the annual meet- cessfully completed the Basic Po- ing of the co<^>eratlve’s include lice Training Course at the Chiefs William S. Wadsworth of Farm- of Police Academy (Bethany). ing;ton, vice president; and A. Mor- ’Effective public service does rison Ennis of BrooWyn, a direc- EEE not just happen—it is caused! The torship. The meeting was held at LO OK HERE Increasing challenges of today’s Springfield, Mass. problems make upgrading of po- SA TURD AY NIG H T SPECIAL lice knowledge in the latest tech- stop 4 Shop Inc. sales for the niques and special skills an ab- first 28 weeks of the current flSr LARGE 5 solute necessity. Congratulations cal year totaled 3174,381,994, an PIZZA ITEMS * to you. Chief, and to Manchester, Increase of 6.7 per cent over 1992 2.00 the letter states. results of 3193,406,828. mmmMouth Watering Grinders By April 5, some 25 of the reg- Known For Our 10 Minute Service ulars will have gone through the Joseph li^ Banning, local repre- B training school. ’This leaves 13 to sentative of the Natiwiwlde Mu- go. It was reported today. tual Insurance Co. at 169 N. Main St., is one of 20 agents who this . w PIZZ A RAYS PROMOTED 130 SPRUCE STREET—-MI 3-0031 past week attended the firm’s James B. Duke, formerly of sales training program at ths Manchester, has been named slstant general sales manager and director of overseas operations of the Fastener division of Eltustlc Stop Nut Corp. of America, at Union, N J. | N otice Bom and raised in Connecticut, he received his bachelors degree in WE HAVE DAILY aeronautical engineering f r o m i Rensselaer Polytechnlcal Institute DELIVERY TO THE and later received hla masters at i MIT. j He was employed at Hamilton ^ Standard as an assistant project BOLTO N engineer while living here in Man- chester and in 1953 joined ESNA. He was named»product planning AREA manager in 1955 and manager of alrcrifft and missiles sales in 1960.

GETS OONTBAOT LEN O X Geiber Scientific Instrument Oo. % ' i of South Windsor has been award- PHARMAiqY ed a 32^ million contract by North American Aviation Inc., Co- 299 E. CENTER ST. PLUHBING lumbus, Ohio, division for the de- Wat8T Heaten sign and manufabtiwe of digital TEL HI 9-089* plotthig syabems. unidifiers HEATINR H. J. ^ rb e r, president of the ;v Deheeridifiers AIR GONDITIOMMI Air Cleanan Heat Ponpe Water Pbbiim TREES REM OVED W ILLIA MS > Now is the time to remove dead and unwanted treea. Watar Coolen It is also a good time to prune dead branches fnua O IL SERVICE, Inc. your other trees. Walar Seftenara FREE ESTIM ATES^ALL Sm CoBtroI GBNBRAL ELEOXBIC DEALERS C ARTER TREE EXPERT CO . |H|ltll.|UWBI8 LICENSED AND INSURED TBEE SURGEONS ' Kaawn (or Qnati^ Prodnota and Sovloa I TEL Ml 3-7695 v M I Brood at, Manalieatw BH 8-48a ] wr r 4 , ' ■ '-V *■' .' ■ ■*■

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'^»s' oontiiiilM' hi- •MiC in lewasB ielMaa iM teM; of ."tb t in* UaMottae MMOr," a new , Jty (Cimr on the HBC-TV Not* owrti. arWoli staHOd Monday, W b. IS (S:80 todO OJti. W T ). Xi*hiH'' domOn Mnklettor waa tx>rn inMoosoJaw, Saoki^hewan, Canada, July IT, It U . Whan bo was two ho moOM wttb his par- ents, John and Mary linkletter to Lowen. MaM. Art's father . an Itinorsnt cobbler and evaageltst, moved' the'fam ily frequently froin fob to lOtty to city. imlpiC to PuWt. , . ' ' ; WhM( A et was five, the. fsM ly oeUlOiL; QormaOontly In .•ah' Ptogo. OoHf. Iiinkletier was .graduated from Ban D iego-H igh Bebool0^ a t thg s g e ^ IS and embarked on a tS-monm ' tow > bf the '-Dnited fitates. ,. He reillbsd frbht his. travels thit he needed ipore education to succeed In, Uto. U n k i-tfe r enrd*led in .Pan ZMego State TOacfier's C(i- lere.' He worked' WS' wav through college waiting on tables, and bmerg»d -Vrith * BS. In Fnglli*' In 1W 4^' : Im i'f 'V';? e. ; ' 'A.rt became prominent' In fth letios while in oqllege. He held thif' )«" y ‘ t* »V Southern Calltoinia 50-yard bsck* stroke'swimming title for a year',. Was captain and. All-Confermce iM center on San Dl<^to State's cham- pionship footbRlI team and l>l*yed Victor Borge tournament handball 'tn A A U Sanflay, Feb* 24, will bi- ohemplorshln mdtohes. . He still plays, handball once a Jimmy Durante nisht m IbS week at the Hollywood YM CA and has maintained « -80-year rela- Ed Sullivan show. 11ie Schnos* Victor Borge Readies tiondilp with the. Inatibotlon as a iiola and hie nijjjitchib traupe naitonal qpokesmiui'tor Its youth. Mtlvitles. He Is also a Hollywood wW take over ^ Show, whkh Ajmual Show for TV “T” board member and fund-raia-. be telecoM "live" from or and hqs produced the all-star show for ‘onid Hambro. er almost became 'a teaU Bdmiond O’Brien) when the woman ooms any oftener than Christmas, He’e. always felt that more of the he spurned tries to have him , re- tor her, tn “JoejTs House. Guest,** • Foereter of. San IHeiiD', then turned to pribon on a phony charge, BUI episode of “The New Jo^ spontaneous hilarity he achieves student at the University of Arl- minute-after-mlnute without letup on NBC-TV’s "Sam Benedict’’ Bjshfpr the San Diego Bxposi- he could do the show from a real Singer Frankie Avalon makes his : Romance riiatters the calm of this Is thO w el^ (Monday, Vtib. tion. Other exporitlon and fair Uie Ponderosa when U ttle Joe M, # p.m. BiST). Aldtoifr and abet- Iheater or cmioert halt television dramatic debut oh NBC- Jobs followed. ’ / . TV’s "The gaeventh Hour,” Wed- Cartwright (Michael Landon) falls thig rae-r-ybu wlH’ fOr^ve ths ea- Bvery year he’s hoped for Car- In 1942 Unkletter met' J'obn in love with an itinerant actress, igie HaU and. every year, sume- nesday, Feb. 27 ( 10-11 p.m, BST), Ouedel. They pocOed their Ideasi guest-starring with Walter Mat- Julia. Grant (guest star Patricia: lEig thwarted him. tn e t year, ■pent |15 tor On audition record— Crowiety), In "The, A ctre ss” aptr, of aU'things, imother.famous kid- thau and Telly Savalas in a drama and launched the sucoesaful about 'a man* who kills' q dope aodp of N B C -TV ’ s “Bonanza” full- jQ M »> I i m i E Y der-of-niu&, Jack; Benny got hbur color aeries Sunday, Feb. 24; there first and Borge had to set- peddler when he learns his son .has (Conttaned an .Page Four) become an addict.' (9-To pjn. BST). jM iim s Y tle tor "one of those b<«-llkc things they sometimes use tor «, XBBOT NOBRIB. television toeaters." Totany lack- ing, obviously, In that fwrtlye el- egenee- he feels the audience SATURDAY Tetofon PROGRAM warms up to as much se he 'does ffid u h n irp •/ AH KinA* gline-Caeamel i;W < ■> The Story;Of— Bstaiday Night Newe hlmaelf.-> U:M f » Sky Kliu ( tl .Brakea Arrow Weather----- . burttdt I wag lucky enough to get an ex (M-NTXiiiiirkMai Pto Da««r (U> The Third .Maa (Ml Weeh-ead BdiHaa ( ai.'Bssa'' «*». i,- <«) m o Cossinr _ ■; . lt:U (m Osnaia Time S44 N M A o r a ^ B B T elusive advance Interview - with . . - (tt) Qa41Mlira««eias ChaasploBBlilp Moirilwt L . "State' of the Onion.” Spesoer: him a few days ago to see what I HIM 1 Jt-Tto: fSiSiss.. . iues» (40)'OtaaSSBry , •; i ' Tracy. Katb. Hepburn, PHONB M l p-gma could ^flnd out-arid.pass along oh Jto>-BsiriwrtMt ^ (ni.Btarir' lhad..-' - Color) . < f ) £ e m 5^ Chas. Wt MAm BCiUBBT how thtiiga are shaping, up at re; II.AUakasa* ( i> Trae adveaMM ^ . Laughton (e). ransTsesM ■ -A! .(M>. HairtoTeBi. ' : ( a> Aeaiemy Theater PnOlfB MI (Oonttnued eu P ag* Peur) ,, 11) an> Mo. : laMde Olsassa Shaw Montgomery, Wanda BendrlaBen fiV AIar .Bpw Btarrhis'JgcUe CHesson and fea-' (Ml Late miew * TsBorseMoSKl L - - Uirtag'^Fnuik Fontaine--and gttesta !ayeIcome Stranger” . no' Bewlerie'loer. (In nidiBger Mh^it 4sW ■ .Taer tVmeroWmoa U‘*e (M) Merie Man returae...non.^ _ ---- .liSt < « Wealha^ A T I « N T If i f I I S l i S A F l l l l ilUlBihM'?. alfe dead and all (Wldence points ( n llomente (M Comfert Hardy, ’TanMui'a D to. him as her murderer. Qoedalght Hyma^ . 14 MfttTR CNWlTftMBH PIIJHVTOE—*MI B-1^1 ter . (Ib-M) J*oy MUhop. . liU ( •> Mm Fran e^ iS^f^OoM" . (Colar) Joey' takes ■ steps to — tils f •) If i eeat Of KsdttaMe* that the ameat room la pccimled iminediatriy ' when.-' Aunt .'Cel|a L T . W O O D C O . S . S ' i . S .telegraphs she-' plaitspl< to'niahe a rlsU ' r s e e s n Mr. gmith ... . glMC ''PSTOl 'WaahiBjiieMi. ' Cat . Senator Spilth.. hlrii buuw 'ri.Y h aV lk lsss' Wftiiout pay in erix^ange tor a . g o—-* o a minference. r e r e n c e . bMO ^tt^Satarewr .HisM At The How to got ^ _ OUmo L lelisaalliasi ■ ,.^heA....•‘ T h e ' P r e e l d » n ( : s L a d y / Story! 6f '•IS _____ . ChamplaiMlilp 'Andrew‘ ------'Jackson,_____ '^the.. _ . seventh * • .'Snd hls!v beloved wife ^tarnk oil burtior sorVice sports -oveats from sports cspitals El-tCTRONICS dTilM «erid.j.. :'S - . J_S4eAI> Lawnmeo Welk-rM .Featuring Lawrence WeUc had LABORATORIES ewOt 3.*00 i - his Champagne Music - Makers. K your buroor stops—no mat- reSna limlered delivery re-' Site ( it'Baye OaW Wm Travel . ceipta ahd. anO-rust tma^ i Paladin-escorts an sxoUo cara- tes wgat. tbne .of .i w hr niiidtt van, aerosa the desert-in CalUor- -haU oa TVahted men are toant for Jour atorage ttak nia pro'ridInS protection for the 2 7 7 B R O A D Shell Sonltor(r) at no '' . .Haase ot Inmriia aVaflhUe 24 boure a day. 7 lirie ( » auemebs , (bya a W s ^ ’ OteV tfticks ire extern cost.- ^ ' top pirofesiHensl-ewers. JSoMw 7Vj,be sure of serrioe when Ni^ls rs; Jaok'Ajifcs. Stj. « ' MambaL' iSuon heeds help, from ready ta-ajpeiB I® y®'**' Firestone Coantrr Club, -/Agron, ' a man chargWl wHh murder to you It, call us today at Olito-» ..-..Y* 'subdue )ilh .attsekers, orhen . his with «M l and service. the to ^ b o ae ntUnber below. eyerii^t.' Is impslrhd 'Sfter being OOi^. HRytiMisi Automatlo • •> m t f y O a W r j B i s * MODB«N NBW Of Tke Week - .World . middleweight, eh aim: td ivisiM - Also - Worl(pP>Mr mas Dick TIget of Nigeria vs. G Bobslsd,asa? Champfonship. at -Inns. Fullmer of West Jordsn. TH_-, In return 15 ’round niidalewMght ^M alisit WYMAN ' ehampton^ip. CimventloB - (Cear ^yiiu^yfcaiw' lievW ^ , _ OIL CQ .. INC. .’TOsh Pmsuro". Ww. pasrell, "ter.„Lae Vens. 'Nevada, "t: . lSt4B i SdleeS) m Au xiit sum ^ Top bowlers coai^te' mr cash ' Pheae M l 2-2452 wi ' Prims. "From Paramus' Bowlin*. .Peiha.ua. N; ■ 4BCBTIF1BD Bateipiliw^Uni .alSi'i I \ i; \ III > \ I I - A 'I 1. \ II i ( i) News * Wsalhss \ . , \i'. PAGVSWO:

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MnMi (took ) Tkla ■ - ■tarn) and Ool Mtaric (Obad.Svw M:U ( 8a> Tha .^wtoan |9kl U:m < l> -T nfc ■ ___ ^5&on^p,-“ aiJ3r^W i5S ^S^aadaaM ’ ItMBul RoriDi* aMd-MkHt Ikok 0^) ptt lltolr w«B agBliwe Mw Pl^SS^rai inctoii *•■— — irTbu ^ Tdb. ^ gumt ktmtm ot^ongieB IV of ■‘•Tha Preianaa of - “ TKdSS”^ " (iA .li pjH. a y r). wtH ot a fantod ahoMff, on ^*IIm ^ 5*“***' aUa^ry ^l nuth VM Tadav ABC Men------*lc#* ( $) Outm riuim • iW <.«) “ 1 The Dandacape ^ .DalL Tamea Teleivision PROGRAM Uaeandraw. hoai _ _ **tnterTlo C6, Uie cMtrorenlal work of Ray " Scbarwr’lMiat Spaelal Rumett *t» serration post wnm L t HanlSB dw- DalL ^ (111 Oat Haltb and her leat ‘itobert Preatoo. ' they-U kUl*^lan hoaSkgSL^ ■ 5 J} SSH"“ *» H~He M l Xedleiaa l«alM A* ^ — PraBaaa WBh Watav . „ (84) Great Deeislena <«) rnaa Tear Haaa* ia” ^ > *^^iia ___ (Ml Orlala •ito L*> WsS^toktoea ghaw-,-- ■ i!!> Ufa (Color) News apecdal ' program <*> .V? a smnU town t:M (18> laalghi aurvejriag toe natton’a watm (SMWl % d Klagdaat '^tn^ to put on an exhlbitlM-And ariro problems, with special' empbaw •v^ V, «'*!f (Color) The‘ adventurea of . wild on (he Colorado River. Chet f f S' l':M ills ! animalaanimaia and primitivepr------peoirtea In Huntley la narrator. ' !iS £2^?'^®^ their natural habltata. < f # H ) tha Valoe .. .-T______ww- r r - r mr - i 8 (Ml Alaoul ( IrMASl^Baward K, :iA||ign)iii $ (M)2 Am aaf.Taw (5S) riEn ■^00^ — lor) Tafitato Paul Moreno-I Baaaaal >e can hold bis son wttboi « :N i S)'/ virviMGreat vewOhallaagM u eeger 'iw-atiiie sr. a week ih nesiby Deli. Ui45 (M)' Iata%ir Seriea of ampoalumaaympoaiumt of^. . leading U:M « •- ) Bam a ®" auUioritlea aa they oonalder the _ l:.. *» <2>HO T e a j i e f o W l S t t b - ( l> Aaeeata MeraaMaaai I) Hawailaa Bye - great cballengea facing menUn' „ iS\ p 2 Tom Mpaka, under the inllij today. Oueats: Thomaa Hart Bei Uitt (tS) fcadny NV^Mavla 12; g !^ ^ s a ? r ^ ^ ^ ,• * ^ ton artlat; Roger D. Stevena, of trufo serum, revesls . . . to i*M ) OhaUaan Gait "Incendfory Blo^a.” , Batty Hut- Inala the route of _ C%iUia>um of the National (hiHuP' V*Si J5* .Cordova StarriM A m ^ Palmer . wltb ....„ 'al center, Waablnadon. D.C. and U«M (J> Maria Maatawfanaa dtO* ( 81 Big 8 ThaaiA ^ a aa milllon- OaryJ^jrer and chaUengara Ma- othera. "Be* y ie / ' (Color) jix (MHas. aon Rudolph and Tommy Jaooba (M M l WeadeaM Werid Of GaH *18 5 •1 BoLAlr Country Club. Calif. tiU luBriw took{^%M!i. l^ e s onfy YK dt^ng a Worid International.»aa»wa aaaaMVaiMI •g V tfi U ggggbMrU*matehea i d ^ g Porty *tM Jfar n u.fto. ■' .MmtrtainmsBt U:M |) wa BaHara outatanding American JMevM" John' Hra, 5 •> * * • Hla BawHag aikinri leading foreign profea- Maria tlfl Oaaaara alonala on aome of the worT* foclejy doctor reaeata betiig 7<¥ ■»> Blakak most fanuMia oouraea. (Cidor). '^•Par’ll^ m ‘fCe Bell Tolls". Okwy: U;H (Ml Ha^Ote^Hewa Paa BawHng ■ Cooper. %a;pw- detta UiWl i ’2 J*!{( i) Hows B * - Few r *4*48) VMenehables 4:M (IS) ifltllaa Dollar Kavie Ud» ( •) Manaaat ^. T f i d WaWsa Mri* Ness and undercover nnrootloo “F ^ r Daughters”. CBauda l i l f ( S) Hewaeape .s 0wito.to ngeri. tottte g faatasUc dope dki- Pla BawHag Rabies. Lane Sisters. 1:U ( t) Mail Ta Maa . „ (M) Aiannd Pan t:M ( SIMameals at OSaalaet. Gaad* .... <401 W a a t a r a a S:M ( S) Pve Oa* A Saerat Bight Hyasa ■“ [I’lTTBHi®', ^*T««»y £s iMaw." ItaUMy l|r- ***** to u ®^1S* r^ Americnn Binirilag aM^dnoOl HlOO ef Oeehiae On tonade MONDAY Television PROGRAM raw MeOmw Tlnse Chaanal BHey SiH ( SI Tawa Oriav (4*481 Haws f:M ) Callega af The Air |:88 (88) a n a % . D. ditS SlJMarise gemaater 8:18 (M> r . *•18 Venture." Mdmeitd (SAMI Osatineatal Claaatiam 8:88 ( 8) Baa Utl* Ji80 O'Brlea. (81 dadt (40) Weve JIM j t> l^ aseata af Oaaafart (ttA8) ~ Ut t).J*er4B (M l OMkhsoaa ftu nlSj^f^rigirgk :iS}»SSS2Ry-"-?SS!i^. •t1» ( ^ <841 Frth8h4B«y a d d B taM illaa , 8:88 ( 8> (481 Laos D eagar ' •tdg Ijghss.*'”- riS w SlaiF- , (Ml Per Tear lafamuMao' > *:M Mri la Selwel Pregtaaae TBI 4:88. ( 81 Olaaa np aa gpaila ;R h » Tviaaii paOmSm TtH (Ml Weather 8:M ( 8-88-M) Mem „ San ( 8) Maa Amidst “ •“) TUI Tha TmOi ( •) Meivle ___ (88) BdHarial > 8:M (M )’Mevle 7:88 ( 81 After ofiaMT Maria aihU Nft Are >1 Town.' A M y s ^ . " mnn py>ca. 1:88 ( 81 Perneptlaa „ V ^ M:( (8 ) Bvm3« . mutnt, Naata aed 9lU •* " T (88-88) g a y .W »M Wejihar 8) W h e ^ Tea Trastt for the finest in 18:88 Itowemakera Maria 2 ‘ 9tW ('S J ^ .ia Tha WeiM Tonda and PoUy Boggon r. Peas". Dane Clark. ‘((Mj l ssasf Haws af Tha Moor "r* mid atpr to "Ttooao o< Hato," a draian '•'WeathM . ' WyHfSS^, vmgeful aboto A aomety Aietor who to4Mnt* CUSTOM ' a*4 Wsatbaa St.y MancImlGr Ntog §*«*d Into it |»ogram to Taara Par A Bang The Dakatas NiWwIUSElD ; Television PROGRAM Renowned' eberUf cornea to Dead- TOIN^IIINTAU SMITH'S \i^77Sk,7^SS:^S wood atnd-receivea a ararm wel- mULY MUCIOUf nadFa Mwa s ^ e ta ry .diaonasas I8:M ; t> Tha Geidlag Ught oome The town, howavar, soon 4dip.Ml3ll»8 the proMons of bla fob. Us Hie . discover that hwa not -the dedl-. ill -.OrtMn 401 career prior to ma prtamt * T: 8 *(” 8fgS5*^S^‘-'* Gated lawman they believed hba ^ CHICKEN _ ':c g«l*' .. In Oauri ( 8) Mavis to he |^> OeaHaantal "The Lawlesa^^. MacDoaald 8:M (84) GvsatDeoIsleei • WAUWAjnW’l 1m H H^KEMi^^Ni Ctorw, Gail RusseU. 8:M ( 84*48) BUIaaami CPIU8N AM M IM iOOL k w . (S8W> At Heine_____ WIM KHty McCala Is upset arhen a t «s Ih* woMli "iBMri (mHb ’ afelcfc. wAGon train people are ananrod (M) kewB Cruoea marshal refiisea to tall g K8 & fSS. >..., ii. Jg^.miytorioua rdeatmotlon at (M) POm garniibler that Lucas . aaw trjdag mf wm iBBOBiiiwiMa tggt*. alf . „ mefo children’s daa » dew , . (M) tub Is The Aaswar Ari * i j ^eSSS' Sh# Ti m (Ml Mm Ot DesUay ent for the Halpere on their annl- rSu MI MOM 8:M ( 81 Passarard ■y ! ' » ■ OEM’ S MI VE- M li. ---- ^ *ma8». (84) Tam af The Century ( t t ^ l Marv Gi UIIb ghaw CMorniM Ot ot oBM gi88 (8 ) Beverly BniMHIea (Crior) too o-oooo MStoops di48 ...... in i I i ' I Clevw c^d en M n m tries to jrniinarmonio tiau m ne^ American-J^Bhew Bw ' sell Jad, ClAmpett the Hollywood 8:84 r Baaart LIncota .Center. mwl, along with Other eatei. 8:88 ( S> HmSe (84) Orderi By Pire iharo diM Par& •:M 1 8) Grifflih ghbw ^ ^e Scorn Pec 1 ( 8A»8S1 Revaaavaa Kays- ' T v i i a N - T w M ' i B T B l ""Sveey *•• Ml. ^sary. Oema>a M arie MnD 8:M (8848) Haws srlffAady Taylor finds H hard iTDOES me. lellar BUrin ^^)lfiiu5lng Ferry Cotno and S:M t^ n s * Wl Nlaht to believe tlMlIeve that a young serrioe CTewn iw ^ NlXeratta P m stationlion attendant could___, ____ be ••>. •lU i 8 Dmhe ~ enter , aponatble for burglarieburglnriea that'■ ' hevd t:M ) Qasea Par ~A -Day plagi.ed______hia„ employer. udflo". took I t o ,Art Uakfetlar M w ... !l ShAJTSi; Petfo^are bmlnUng%”‘s u s ^ Dougdaa Fairbanks Jr.. Loretta Art L i^J c^r. boat (Premiere) .Bepart thu they are being taken when n Young. •tdf T|m Merie ^ Jack ghaw pointerj.------they—, Ure *■•■— shows------more■ -In- 8:M ( i ) T s TaU The Trath 11:88 ( 8) Leretta ^saag ghaw tereetiereet In the rest of Uie house (8848) Vonag S . MalMa Crtatine h eummoned to Join a he~dSeot M ^iiity". Brian Don- than in the living room. ( 8) Gala glarm ghaw nirarlse party for editor Paul tN m 1$ A DIITERINCr IN Belxer but ^when she arrives at 1 Temiroff. ( 848^) t o Man mggias his oRloe she flada Tnul imeoo. EYE0 USS SERVICE Mword jlverett Eforton goeot Shop At Home Peg Poor Oggpet eelous Oh the floor. atora M HtgUna underatudy when Tou can take advantage of your (88-48) David Briaidey*t Jeoraal (Color) David Brinkley Is editor Uk*, ttu fHBiHp si dragtaag fMiMa aad laauMg, Mmm i ITSever Love A atmaget*. M a ^t ^S!l•e^ . money-eavliig Spectacular Just by d:M ( t> Naw. (84) Dyaamlea af Desegregaflan and host. 1009 MuuM err.. il a n ( taoilg-ft tii« gdn1o* y«u f* t from your optteBl aiqpagt 1 tdephoning ua. Wem be glad to (88481 Ml■hilM Beam Par Daddy ( S-48A) Bea Oaaay ***** ?**«•• Theater ( 8-484B1M l .Dlsoavaty______W okrtopg. . . 8iBfl goBM you OBB’t a»* at bH. Projeert Plod Plpor;"- Story al show you a matchlese aelectloii of (U> Mmite D ^ Mdri* Dr. fhsey: becomes Incre«aliig!y U:88 (J ^ J n M Price Is BkM mnvlnced that iatartea (o cSil- Wed( Mohawk broadloom right hi you; d r « are not - Blu flBBMly Of bw : iMMMip. ONP liAMp^ IMikr M V M t’ViC ^ ss'‘ghfcr’fcr* 2 ia own home. gMt4rar>u^1a. „ "TOe ,B a m ^ Prisoa”. Roibert Igm gck wlyw om PIOb An yo« gBUtteettOB with yoi toSSTT.... MANCHESTER CARPET . _ Byanola. Brian Keith »:i. n ass? d:M (M848) ' i S4GG8) Iw Ea# cBy * 811 B lala S t ^ ^ d l 8 - n e S (Ml N< ,M I^ Jk-toR t* Bo-^ > J p Q H N M d M N n H o t N a j^oBjrtaad others. 8:88 . 8 ) ^ ______i.lOlllgiiljKHL ly In mnr((^ M ol ‘inimrtea (Ml Maria at 8 ‘•Blaae of Noon". Wm. Hridae. Ui88 Anne Baxter. ***** aad'ggtria MANCHESTER aW I ■!. Stag La 38 ______FIFE ttkl SUFFLY nut nrOfMUTOBAVKO Qiaal WHOU^AU PLUM M HO md 212 Obb V n iA lS Gafop* HEATING SUm iES 8:d8 nsntocB nowBooM g:te I Whri*. Polm Wagaa, »a *if. HAOf nr. giM ' at M s- It ijM ju r” .

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J-'J (O w iiWn h a t ih s M ’V s iis fh a s } I ) "Vomt* Are Fanny"; .how:, iiilieli Si *e .JMaor■ r t Fanter, • * ! • - • iff I ran ties ( 0 (19M), ‘W ds Say the J^ameet .. ffew a w S iU DM * anr* ‘Thiags (1967),. and “People are t iM .Belea .Walker. iiy Funny" (1968). oM IM^toneCI ■ e■ a msEsj’i.stsns i v a b _ Art finds time io esaoee dnsSm aad SwafeSe ar A a Oaetery of benefits and tsetimonlal din- 9iM ners. He helps raise aaoney for .Mark . F lb a _____ ') Ctoorse Haxter'a. ■n o n tlab OalhouB. atator jplaaa a fuad-raM af *P A > WUKUmDON charity and takes an aotiva in- isiie teur Bliht, but la apeatleo m m i terest in his 'inaay. busiiMsa een- BuH lsUMMMlii*e HaaeL ^ u n ta e n tejehs- turea — from toy ipanufseturing CMMS) M e i^ ’a nHavyS^ . M iM ( .. ^ as? Elnnsn.Parker tiiMa aa to.pto .p re va lh i to sheep reislirg in. AustieUa. "S9ia«hacl _Out -: Terry worUT fa M .otfte The unklette Linkletters live in- Efaihnhy' Hills, a LOS Ahgetos hlhurb. Their COileirl cai«!M>y)«to 7japanaae..P « . five children are Jack, ^ w h , u,m (Ostot) SSi. . A tW ii- l*>i By mOK KLEINKK Robert, Sharon and IM umc .< ;M> Netra'. amolcnt nsree i « _ < * ^ ) * U i9 J3sr:. i „1ln>. FUaa^ ' dtat. . ! Bvwy aUvor lining has a dark ^ • r.A h p N r fiss. <«e;::i> A______laat iiisln ii 'Oeffri'-'Waier'' liiiN ■! siur (n i Amerleaa' ------JCewerael. . Williams; prosram ijkxid, aa the k > v ^ JuUe l^ondoii inel ' > l^ * * B j * a has dlacovered. MIm London haa 4yi had six Cat years, singliv oom- oampalm. i mercilala for a cigSrstte. Victor Bcitfee * s 'CSotorl. : “But," she butiL *Tre lost tOgr Sw^ure T or dve dramstic thta^s because of fOeallnaed tram Page Om )^ He Sr a 1 ,Ae' It ikonie gueiA ' on j»ib> 'tie s <. - ...... •' ttiif.t gnnns widdh hake cigarette q>on> he»i^ aiid 'eiiafs in atom Mr _Speef’’.. Niiiem fniiaeU jkr’'* fiewe . Som. I hkd always done the Gany Monday. (M) DrirM B4am«ea Moore show—but thia year, no A covey of writers filed out' of i- CM) Nika Weatliev H im .'' Neey____ . j f W«*»e#niB% ^ his suite in New Toric’s lovely old to ) nim *Tm not about to turn down the l:ak (M l BaSarit Jbhnmn: 7£r.- ~ Plase hotel as 1 walked In .... 7iU III) WMani Baa* BsallSMr CM) Stove Anee I imw /.^'doauberelala. *niere*a g«Md nMwey so I s t ^ d .w ith questions about l :M ( « A. Tha CM, OauMia lliH ( » Speria View hi it and good eotpodiire, too. Ihe ig lH a r v UiM Cn-M) TmilrM . . writers. Row does hs get along VtSi d > mSir M paople can see me and hosr me I with yrritere -for TV.eihm .iM * to Hem thAi (. •> Store AHei don’t know, i f It hripa m y oareigr, bis sts|h. mathrto Shn- -m arry. • n* tsat it doesn’t h u rt-it-O n e ra ». J[eB Spanoer (Rofto Smith) _ with H—it Just adtS^me^ fib .g e ^ a ^ .jh iit^ ' :,IS S ;JS S % S S -’^ : bunting for A wealUiy derelict end a Mager, and produderiB .doh*V .Girl -beMm e*. bitter when a vet- imds a oaoophony.of biasing guns you (so do they, I n^t?Afid. AH erinarian refuaeii to attempt aa ef me fOr those JiifaWvdreimatle epemtion aave her boraa. lH“ Disl 8 for apanoar,” the*‘“n part*-" ' ‘ - < Me-(t> MreaMraato el Omie Suhuet Strip" atoiy fo r Friday, ,CUWe hoping tha^ a fbrtheoialpg M s M aaS Harriet- Mhrph 1, on A l^ T V . me On llie Bleventh Hour wifi many v ie w ^ t s and .opinions they Ohmigfo that, and give h tr liiore reprment.. The Oornpmtidn of a- chance to act. On fim pisyebiatrio television andietMe reprhHuta - A adseatnre show A s i^ys "a ter- Fm TOAY Television PROGRAM iM y neurotic aIngeF--Z don’t know *^^*®^/“ ** rf peo|4e he ekplained. tlm# Wwlker If It’s type oasting or riot.'' jmd added, ’ T f la my re^onaibll' •iM -n TB ir . ... (M> M ltorisl *yjoIty to I^ve -*------them- the beat eptortain- SlM ( I) ■— fic^cano Patrioe ICuneel, e»> mhit I poesilily oan.” This la oim •iM •( Mr. Otsskee fim* wasn’t Mfdding; he maimt iffflto . M m Mw M n HMk medlaa Prank Ootehin, puppeteera It- Uk« the late ^rad AHen, mot sad Wt m t k n BS aird Com Bahd and their «iM ( I SS|i!p«S.SP Oough. rn gamble u n e v e n ali . S •> Aerii Aa Isaae M fiM aearionettes, and choi ■lie C l) wwwMpt ■ Mto) Hismw HMSi Pstsr Oennaro wh| bs spotlighted that top talent around, the most f:« ( A) OommsaHy , M> Otowa On <"perry Clomo’s Kfaft Music pr^c Borge writer is the "Cloiwn •iM ( S) -OebM* Dmk* Stew Prince" hlmerif. fiM < l>:Of Mwi-aaA W*«to«s •iM ( |> MUttowU'c iiN iti)______, HsU” color broadcast on NBC-TV < I ) B e a t * f O r e a e h * : of Uto'drereiiB so- Wednesday, Frti. 17 (9-10 pm. He elaborated on ’’remonsifaU- fiU (^iiim tirttoSrirA VImm 9:M la 8ck**l ri»|iasM •own to n ^ op auppUaa .seq ■ST). During the fun-hour show, Ity" saying; " I ten my chUdr^you:hlldren 2 S a.m dlsoovar u at s womia owner of are /allowed’ to do (his or that if »!« («> M*vte. a saloon d iim s to be Oil favor's Oomo and the ensemble w ill sa- nowhers exoRit to the naat cpiaa- UiN (.S> OalMiAas widow. luU 'fiM state of norida. you also remember you are re- fion. < r 8a* —W (M ) 7 ^ Oaaa.TNwa? sponsltfe for doing H well.’’ What Borge, who was trained as a < ITw h* D* Vaa nari? Datollad essialBattQii of uw- lour ho said next brought back-ah in- Mils < S>----- Hamaaukan MariaI aUgm of the devriotoieat cicmcert pianist found his sense of ' Stolid --- ^ _ je e r . Bhlriar of communfann, cident of a couide of years ago humor getting the b e t ^ D a r ^ ____ _ . (M) OksUeaSa see a familiar face, then realhu It instead an accseasoiy to hlf- hlgh' UriS -----•) n * Price la hlshi iOale*) HaBayaaaaBan . _ ( MASS) Saae Wraaaa areUU -r .«kb isn’t a '"nodding acquaintance" ly individual. ihimitMle oontagi- tl:M OAM) OaaeaatnHka After ell—-but rtSher a ^’celebrity ous humor. When the Nasls oc- . _ 1 S-MSI) Taara PVr A Saar "BestinilBg of ' the face?" I hadn’t met him then no cupied, his native Denmark durhtg UriS ( ■> Lava Of U fa AUiiw morra- Into CMriSan'y ip r'^ ^ Wortd War n they offictally 'i«*’ <. r.. A im (M) Alaaite Tha Haw Pmatlar by were' doing, riilfted my raze 'sented and feared his barbs and (M> Tizhtiapk ■I,*! 8/ta «ra JS “ ~* ELECTRONICS and scurried by. Now I find he’s as put a'price on his head. He inait- toterested.,in ue as we are in Wm. aged to flee to the-United Stated to liVAk*aa.rk meijltmewam t ^ r e d ta BngWah/by Ilia 4.AB0 RAT0 RIES 'IVe’re audience, In T940, learned bis baric Englirit ttiM ’ ( i ) ViM.OalriBS UsM at double feature movlee, made D u Baiiart on stage only Borge knows Bnnoatly (or A- dowb troddap wCiat Borge wlH. do nem AM hefs one ajqiearAace on Bing Crbebyls atom aaraa, SUt M ordoS 277 BROAD got that down to- such exubensiit radio ohow, ynm primoptly rigned lie” . ■rrel. Phrim, GHa a beatins Mid aanda Bus and 'ftad to 6f.mors:weeka, and.haa helm a on a taarcli. (R), ■ perfection he can follow his own ----- » At IS WUh Hitts. H^I.Sliu' AUos WUh Mlieh mstantaneous wMm and brtaig -it giant in .tee enterteinment field (prior) Musical, aegmento in- off to a roar, of applause. Not so bn evSr.sinoe., ‘ clude a rsuc<^ varrito or "C ln- I'tM'- Baraard St derelfa," a t IsU to. a Wtotare H Yonr l Y tefevirion. "You have to keep one When he la horaa theae dayt WavMYasas eye and a lot of your attention cm ’ihome'’ is in Oohnectiput. cpi hls liM OlsaB Miaw aM la nostrisic look at the monitor. It’s not jtot.jm i ex- f50-aore' ttoo Farms; (orlgiiial Qott M I m ’I pressing yourself. The director aoMava purveyer and jiopulariMrs, ined- 1:H toat must also :«l>reas hlineelf and dentally. Of froeen Rock Oomtoi *m Paisaretd the arrival . m irte must the cameraman.. .Simpose, Bens). When -Denmark honored ~ ~~ r O r i t t l a S h e w - i» without warning, T deedde to' do Mm in l9f0 with tee ROyalVOrder »m rSAMS) raa DfobjMA-Ma’S-^^ Something with my feSt thikt Of Dannebrog Pm told he said. (•> Baask Part*' Peaster would IM apropoe and humorous StaM k feel like a Oonnectiout Yankee in PatnUcB ... aim ■Uf>pc*e the camera Is Just King Frederick’s Court." M^en 1 oateMiig me from' : the asked him how the Dahrii feel N K V I 11' > \ I . i - I I , S I ( I UP .fo ■ . . about losing him to America he (IS) XinUaXraiaa Datiar M**tS 9t8» With one show, a year, there's rtuuggedr "Oh, I think theY>M »IM “ “ “ *Ito “ j —In .toblli^terrica enough time ter sincic^Sw things fc a_____ a .’s?: Dr. .® . probably still oeiebratlng.” . aalfiS outIL 1ThM> ^ , toov- • when would ^ faeftnd •) OAla Stone. ■ m n u n u n lty . ;^ .gn y Of U a cMIdra-.goliig in- the tfabe? He leaves five days af-^ to the .theater? . “ C e rt^ y ,. any •jM ■" •^- - " ^ * r t w t » PtTS! ter the teetcast for a tour that will >.|bMh Gaaaa - Ume they bjiSr a .ticket." flfo OtSy 1>:Asieri.faa taam taai e PD PPm M ke^. him . idiuttMng around the haven’t shown ahorait' busMesa in- e Bmofi world -Ibr five mantes, , ■ oUnations and lie hasn’t prodded), JfMto Haam ^ “WeVe talked about me' quite ; - ( A M t o DiaeaVtey % • T B t ^ O A L F l S B The children are teen-sgers Stem* -: (IS) Mflila* Dallar H m _ long enough,", he said. periUriy, (named for her;,moteer>; Victor "Let. Ul * * ' - : UTTLE * AHeRINNEY . qie ten yoU' instead about Bemardt; and seysn-yeaf-old Fred- Bart IS WOODBBUNHB ST. Marcel Marctoau, Watt-until you erikke, The younger ’Victor ie.-not 1 lauiCSator! Jodii Wca'- (Q):' ’ HANORBSnn sen Mm. He does "two 8 ^ OirriMy i‘Jank>y"-i4he’e Mcknamed "VeCte*’ MD 8-899# teings, and_our direetw baa cap- pronounced-"yeeBee." a V r •iM < •) Alalifal iDnw tured the iMsenoe of his perform- Win he, aa is Ms custom, include (M> fh o t r MiM f^Hy^rttaaaa . ' anoe better than anyone ever haa soip.e serious 'selections on Mbudsy . ‘‘CaUfomia.' Bar- Ijor TV. -Wee Man do ah: act to-; baiA______Stan'.wyCk“ ^>^ “ “ hl^t. ’’gerlous?" Dirty wwtl ft r. C r ?I® & £S gnfiier.” . Mnis to tee. itoet vibrant pqme- jortlns^ „ JuawB ; ‘‘W lm t'iB t ^ l t e e r ’ X b e t o ^ .T h e man o f teem aDi “ Wbat’a setiotia {w L .n rA & S S T A a i .S w a b h r Answer was a aiy-sstl^or'^Barge about a Vlenneae waits?" We - (Ml Service and .aa.B^fut’» « ManM'IPSfNMMn.: ritopped around for iMther'wrtcd.t •>U (M> _jr%rtaadto^Dfaat I fitiitk It means ’^wi■a 1^9 ttt'and. Tee, he and.Mr.. Hambro win not fiM Bi mdi od By i|oa" I got tee same answm when Ud a few "straigiit" aelectiona... asked about hls' HtebUd: 06|npo- including some Raedimaninoff. . era slticm for tee program ./ ’ And wheh wlU he be baede on TV . B o lc a M l B m h m lM a a M for Two Pianos and Tire next?- WeU evei^ If he wanted to •■"S tMS." , it can’t be -for a while because on MAser KaHr. CAiEO BEAUTY I got. anetbar tiypfoa]^ BqiFe the 97th he goea to Boston, then .answer when I amced if:hevknnwn acroBs the United States, up to IMarceaU before.’ ' ’ ‘ . .'1* British CWumbla, off to HawaU, STUBIO "Ito'e say -I ocSUeotod- Afihkiii-w- Bong .Kong, Lidia, Australia. New ojrda’’ he itod wlte-trittmuhant Kealand.