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PAGE TWENTY FRIDAT, HAY IQ, 19M ■V’ ittattrlr?0tpr lEwnittg Hi^raHi ATsraga Dally Nat Praaa Ruo 'For tha Weak IM ad The Woather PamnU and frloads of B o y ForaeasA af D. a Weather B«reaa Scout Troop 180, Oonoordia Luth- April 10,1068 ■1 About Town oran Church, will sponsor a food MAHRC Picks sole Saturday, bsglimliig at 0:30 Police ArreeU WAMMUfOWHf W a tO O L FTA and OOB PACK pM Oradual elearlag aad eoM te- Olbbona Aaa«nibly, CathoUe La-, asn., at House and Hals Depart­ 13,974 night. Lew in the Me. Suaday part* dies of Cohunbus, will hold an In­ ment store. Weibiist Again Raymond J. Modsaii, 86, qf IT Member o t tb o Audit ly snmiy and wanner. High aear stallation banquet Wednesday, Gonnan PL, yesterday was etaagg- Bnrean a t OrenlatlMi May IS, at 7 p.m. at Willie's Bteak The Ooupisa d u b o f Center Con­ Kenneth L. Welbust, 76 B6wera ed wHh IntoKknUJoa. Ha posted SPRING FAIR MiutehBMter— A City jof Viliage Charm House. Reservations will close gregational Churdi will meet to­ St., was last night ro-elected for a cats bond while awi^tliig ap- Monday and inay be made with morrow night at 8 St the church a second term as president of the pegMinoa in Clreult Court u , WASHINGTON SCHOOL — CRDAR STRUT Mrs. William Allen Jr., 66 Oxford and go to TMnplo Beth Shoiom to Manobestar, May 30. VOL. Ufxxn, NO. 189 (FOURTEEN PAGE 8-T V SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 11, 19B3 hear a talk by Rabbi Leon Wind. Manchester Association for the (OtaaeUied AdvertteIng en Page 13) * PRICE SEVEN CENTS 8t., Mrs. Alden Gilbertson, 63 Barry J. MeOonniok, 30, of 10 SATURDAY. MAY 11 — 10 A.H. to 4 R.M. Alexander St, or Mrs. Bernard Help of Retarded Children at its MaJ. E. Walter Lamle of the Depot 8q., last night was (hargsd (R A m < » SHDnC) Pogarty, 281 Porter St, co-chair­ dinner meeting at the Village Lan­ with breach of the psaoe. ITm Salvation Army will be In charge men of the dinner. tern Bam. arrest atenuned from a domaatie RUMMAGE BAUD 10 AJA—AUOnON 11(80 of radio broadcasts sponsored by srgmnenL Hs posted a 880 bond Hot Dega ami Soda-O on a and Briag the Bitor Quits State News Miss Judith Gray, daughter of the Manchester Ministerial 'As­ Others elected are Mie. Virginia Former Red Aide while awaiting preaent^on of GAMES — O n m — FUM. FUK, FUN. , Mr. and Mrs. William G. Gray, 81 sociation over station WINF Sim- Waroham, vice president; Mrs. his caae in Manoheater’a Clroult Hilltop Dr., is second soprano with day at 7:35 p.m. and daily next Bvelym .Mirabile, aeefetary; Mark Court 13 May 30. Colby Junior College, New Lon­ w e ^ at 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 pan. Peterson, treasurer; Raymond In V ictory Roundup don, N. H., glee club. She will ap­ TTiompson, director for p rte year; Sentenced to Die i' _ _ _ roes/ See pear with the group Saturday, The Sisterhood of Temple Beth May 18, at a Boston Pops concert Shoiom will conduct th e first For Nasser at Boston, Mass. Last week the Mother and Daughter Sabbath to­ Reincke to Stay group wpeared with the Dart­ morrow at 10:30 a.m. There will MOSCOW (AP)— A Soviett The public was barred from the be a Kiddush and reception at courtroom but V/ynnt’a wordq mouth College glee club at Han­ DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)— military tribunal today sen­ over, N. H. noon. Wiere reported to Western news­ As Prison Warden Veteran Actor DAV Commander | After a week of riotous pro- tenced former Soviet official men later by the businessman’s A fair and rummage sale, qx>n- Rick Gentilcore will play a sup- Nasser demonstrations, Oleg Ponkovsky to death for Soviet lawyer, Nikolai Borovik. TTie executive board of ttie Otto Bakhunas of 70 Autumn Wynne was arrested last No­ HARTFORD (A P )— "I feel Woman’s Auxiliary of Manchester sored by the Wsjriiington School porUng role in “The Man bi the Syria’s National Revolution­ espionage. His British code­ Launch Voter St. was installed as commander of j vember while on a trip through I owe it to the state, which Memorial Hospital will meet Mon­ PTA and Cub Pack 112, will be Dog Suit” tonight and tomorrow ary Council accepted today fendant, Greville Wynne, got tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Manchester Chapter Disabled the Soviet bloc. He was accused has been so good to me, to day sjt 1 p.m. at the hospital board at 8:30 p.m. at Whlton Auditor­ the resignation of Prime Min­ an eight-year prison term. of helping Penkovsky pass secrets loom. on the school grounds. Ajtlcles American Veteraiu Wednesday | The two. were convicted by a to the West. stay on the job,” said the for the fair may be deposited in ium. The play is presented by ister Salah Bitar, It named Manchester Community ^^^>layers at the VFW Home. military court after a five-day Borovik said Wynne repeated temporary warden of the the cafeteria tonight after 6. Dr. Sami Jundi to form a new The Home Elconomics committee for the benefit of the M ^chester Others installed are John Spell-! trial. his allegations that British . offi­ state prison after he was of Manchester Grange will sponsor government. Th« verdict and sentence were cials had threatened and black­ Mayor Says The majority of the Manchester Area American CanoOr Society. man, senior vice commander'; Ber-1 named to the job on a perma­ a setback card p ^ ty tonight at Gentilcore has appeared in many nard Von Hone, junior vice com- ] The move appeared aimed- at read by the court president, Lt. mailed him when he tried to get 7:46 at Odd Fellows Hall. Refresh­ Jehovah’s Witnesses congregation heading off threats to the pro­ Gen. Viktor Borisoglebsky. out of the business of contacting nent basis. will attend the Jehovali's W it of the Players productions, includ­ mander; Wesley Bulla,chaplain; ments will be served. The event ing "Moon (^Cr Mulberry Street, Walter Von Hone, treasurer; posed union of Syria, Iraq and Wynne’s sentence was broken Penkovsky. state Adjutant General Fredr la open to the public. nesses convention July 7-14 in Egypt in a new United Arab Re­ down t o ' consist of three years in "He said,” Borovik reported, crick G. Relnke, a career soldier Rights Pact Yankee Stadium, according to ’"The Man ^wio Cajt,e to Dinner Charles Varca, officer of the day; and Chalk Garden." He re- Anthony L«one, sergeant at arms, i SATURDAY public. prison and the remainder m a Cor­ "that he was never a spy and with 46 years of service since Mrs. Rachel Barnes, supervisor Reginald Scribner, pr^idlng min­ Bitar supported Syria’s break rective labor camp. World War I, was the unanimous ister. oently^layed in "Howie” and “The and Albert Sheffield, Amos P ot-! Of Manchester Public Health Fifth Season." He has also served ter and Raymond Smith, auditors. | from the iU-fated U.A.R. union Penkovsky was stripped of all (Continued on Page Seven) choice of the prison's board of Ntirses will attend a convention SO stage manager, and has assist­ The newly installed commander is i with Egypt in 1061. His Ba’ath So­ his medals, colonel’s rank and directors when it met yesterday. Not Binding next week in Atlantic at>- of the The Loyal Circle of Kings cialist party had been under at­ World War n decorations. "There has never been a ques­ Daughters will hold a p o t-li^ ed wiUi back-stage activities. He a native of Manchester. He served National League for Nursing. won best acting award for his per­ tack in the Cairo press for perse­ The crowd broke into SO seconds tion about the board’s hopes that Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the J w b - with the 30th Infantry Division in I HOUSE &, H ALE B-I-G formance in ’^ e Little Flaw of World War n, in France, Bel- j cuting Arab unity and supporters of applause as the sentences were Bishop Urges Reincke would agree to become BIRMINGHAM, Ala (AP) bins Ri)om of Center Congrega­ Eme.sto Lippo" at an Associated MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ot U.A.R. President Oamal Abdel read. permanent warden,” president of —Jubilant Negro integration tional Church. Kenneth L. Welbust glum, Luxemburg and Germany. UtUe Theater drama tournament He received the A rp le Heart with Nasser. Wynne, a British businessman the board Charles Stroh said. leaders mapped plans today in Hartford a few years ago. Alfred Pariseau, director for two Oak Leaf Cluster for wounds re­ Before the resignation Bitar’s for whom the prosecution had Episcopalians When Reincke said yes, the board Lutz Junior Museum will be years, and Mrs. Ruth Greenwood, Ba'athtsts appeared to be holding asked a 10-year term, had asked called a meeting to make It of­ for a voter registration drive Vincent Lamo, director of the ceived during the Battle of the DRIP DRY ... MACHINE WASHABLE on the heels of what they con­ closed Sunday. play, also Is cast as Gcntllcore’s director incumbent. Bulge, and later during the Ar­ out strongly against pressure to the court for clemency, saying it ficial. brother in the production. Welbust la a process planner In dennes Campaign. He has received SENECRON reinstall pro-Nasser army officers was the 11th birthday of his son, Quit Practices Reincke took the post on a 41’ » 1 sidered an overwhelming vic­ AUCTION The Har^'rd-Tolland County temporary basts on Dec. 18, ^961, Tickets may be purchased at the the production engineering depart­ the Combat Infantryman’s badge and give pro-Nasser factions a Andrew. tory* in Birmingham’s six- Council of'VFW will elect officers door. ment at Pratt and Whitney, divi­ and the European ’Dieatre medal TAILORED CURTAINS lalger voice in the government. "It will be such a shock for my when Mark S. Richmond, a career tomorroiv at 7:30 p.m. at the Post Bitar'took over after a bloodless little boy,’’ Wynne told the three- ' SAN FRANCTSGQ (AP) — Two penologist, resigned. Week-long integration effort. sion of United Aircraft Corp., East with stars for three major engage­ reg. 1.99. JUST city officials, however, scoffed H o ^ ,' Manchester Green and Hartford. He is a member of North coup March 8 but his six pro- judge military tribunal, "that I practices spreading among Epis­ Stroh said the 63-year-old Rein­ WHITE The Women’s Baptist Mission ments. He is employed at Consoli­ at a btoacial citizen's committee there will be a memorial service. Methodist Church, Manchester dated Cigar Corporation, Hartford. I Nasser cabinet ministers resigned am not with him to wish him copalians, speaking in tongues cke demonstrated his administra­ agreement on proposals to end the ELEPHANT ITEMS vP W Post and auxiliary members Society of Commomlty Baptist Lodge of Masons and the Ameri­ Jast week, touching off the demon­ many happy returns.’ ’ tive ability . on his 17 months in Chui'ch will sponsor a rummage e 64", 63". 72" long and laying on of hands, "have conflict, which has seen more than 'Frank J. Mansfield will attend. can Society of Tool and Manufac­ strations. "1 ask you to remember my surprised and dismkyed a number the job. 2,000 Negroes arrested and fire Marine Corp. League sale Wednesday, from 0:30 a.m, on Progress being made at Bunce] e machine or hand washable The ' Revolutionary Council an­ son, my wife and my aged father. He said Reincke will continue turing Ekjgineers, He !s the father e little or no-ironing required LO W PRICES of clergy and lay people,” says hoses and police dogs brought into Detachment to noon at the Senior Citizen’s Genter,....-...... - - ...... -...... -. nounced it had accepted Bitar’s I very much want my aged father as warden and adjutant general The VFW auxiliary will sponsor of three ohlldren, Robert, a Junior e hemmed and head^ . . ready to hang a spokesman for Bishop James A. play to control seething throngs of a card party tonight at 8 at the Hall at t h e former technical at Colby College, Nancy, Grade 0 Awards were given to Craig for | ' resignation after a fourth all-night to see me, but in England," Pike. 1 until Nov 1 when he reaches the school, .School St. Those desiring his many years of work for e white only Negro demonstrators. ScHwrday, May 11 Post Home. pupil at Illing Junior High School, • • • ptl/S • • • aesslon, and named Swpi Jundi. Wynne added in concludbig his Bishop Pike of the Episcopal mandatory military retirement Integration forces- — led by the piclcup service may call Mrs. John and Karen, at Bunce Center. MAHRC and the young adult Jundi, about 40, a dentist, 'was lO-mlnute plea for mercy behind Diocese' of California admonished age. He will then resign as ad­ *:80 P.M. At The Ruff, 281 Autumn St. group at the Center, and to Harry Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Zipser Club will have an Kighty parents and guests at­ minister of guidance in Bitar's closed doors. clergymen in a pastoral letter last jutant genera!. of Atlanta—had kept the city vir­ Smith, teacher at Keeney School Aimiversary-German Night Satur­ tended the meeting. The Rev. resignation-riddled cabinet. He The prosecution Friday de­ Sunday agaiqst the practice of ReincKe will take over the state tually under siege' since Apiti 8. CLUB HOUSE on The Hartford County Aasocia Annex who works with young | green stamps was the only remaining minister manded 10 years in prison for gloBsolalia, talking '«in a tongue prison during a critical period. day, May 18, at the clubhouse, 36 tion of Medical Assistants will EJdward J. Reardon, pastor of St. As the Negroes began gathering ' 717 PARKER ST. Brsdnard PI. An old fashioned Ger­ retarded adults, and for MAHRC. not belonging to Bltar’s mling Wynne and execution for Penkov­ usually unintelligible to the speak­ The 136-year-old Wethersfield meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the James’ Church, gave the invo­ sky, also charged with passing volunteers for a door-to-door regis­ man style dinner will be served cation and spoke of the work J. Stewart Johnston of Dillon’s j Ba’ath Socialist party. er or the listener. The subject institution will be abandoned, tration campaign, city leaders • Public Invited o YWCA, Ann St., Hartford. Dr. Sales and Service was given an 33%% off Cash and carry on Bltar’s resignation appeared to Soviet secrets to Washington and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Karl Jaeger regards the Holy Spirit as speak­ probaJbly before fall, its more than George A. Tulin, a Hartford psy­ being done at Bunce Center. He London. Both are 44. were adamant to their statements • Refreshments • and his orchestra will play for award in absentia. Dillon’s has mean the & !’ath party had ing through him. 750 inmates will be moved to a that the agreement was not bind­ chiatrist, will speak on "Hypnosis also gave words of encouragement backed down in its effort to seize The court agreed to hear 11th- dancing after the dinner. Reserva­ to parents of retarded youngsters furnished transportation for pupils | BOYS' SUITS.. .SPORT GOATS... all sales Hams . . . But the practice has continued new $17 rnillion maximum security ing on them. in Medicine." Refreshments Tirtll be at Bunce Center since 1055. hour appeals from the pair before and the bishop has called for a prison under construction at Som­ tions may be made at the club. served. in the chores that lie ahead for DRESS SLACKS.. SPRING JACKETS (Continued on Page Two) handing down the verdicts. Staunch .segregationist Polics them. Mrs. William Calderwood, Mrs. j report on the matter. ers. Commissioner Eugene Connor, Harold Wareham, Mrs. Crawford . .K ALL WEATHER COATS Bishop Pike based his letter, No staff changes will be made, who directed the arrests and re­ John Craig and Joseph Halloran, Allen and Mrs. Merrill Colton were SPECIAL RACK read in 740 churches of Central Rehicke said. Frederick E. Adams, past presidents of MAHRC, spoke pulsed the crowds, said the agree­ members of the dinner committee. aimply aelect the garment o f your choice . . , coastal California, on a year-long will remain as assistant warden ment was "the lyingest face-sav­ DEDUCT 1/8 OFF THE PRICE! study by a commission he ap­ and Richard Steinert will, continue ing statement that ever was is­ minimum charge for altoratlona MEN’S SUMMER SUITS pointed to evaluate and make as deputy warden in charge of the Loudspeakers Used in East-West War of Words sued.” 9 ap t #4 1# as e A *•!* ^.4. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M VWY- .a . 1 ■ 1 1 recommendations on the phenom­ minimum security prison at En­ Trucks carrying loud-speakers park at Kladow, a section of West Berlin bordering on Communi.et "We've licked them and licked BOTH STORES FAIRWAY HAS AND SPORT COATS enon, which has mushroomed in field. East Germany this week to outblare East German celebraltion of the 18th anniversary of Soviet V- them „ good,” he declared. Reincke said morale is high 276 O AKLAN D ST. the church since 1958. A number Day In World War n. The loudspeakers are capable of making more noise than a jet engine Connor, however, said he would SALE! r e g . 24.95 to 89.99. JUST ^ ^ of Episcopal clergymen and hun­ among Inmates at the prison de­ and have a range of several miles. They are the latest weapons of West Berlin authorities in the not interfere it businessmen EVERYTHING MOST FAMOUS MAKE (»■ dreds of the church's laymen spite the crowded oonditdons that East-Weert battle of ■words across the Berlin wail. (AP Photofax) . wished to integrate their lunch Phone 643-6384 a bnfleen aisss have experienced it, he noted. hamper the recreation and educa­ comiters—one of the key points OPEN PERO He banned the practice in tion piY^rams. King said was agreed upon by FOR . LADIES’ SWIMSUITS Episcopal churches as running He said the new prison -with its • OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK!* the group. many atyles . . . not aU stylee In aU alaea . . . counter to the Anglican tradition 22 buildings and 32 acres will have Kennedy Asks King said the agreement pro­ all bear the famous label of use of the vernacular or native room for an expanded industries Exile Unity Grows vided: MEN’S FAMOUS NATIONALLY language in worship. plan that will enable more inmates TONITE MOTHER'S DAY n a t iv e v e g e t a b l e s 1. Oesegreation of lunch coun­ nattonally advertised at 10.85 to 11.06. M O O I ADVERTISED "We have not made Judgment to work at jobs-foc which they are N orth, South ters, rest rooms, fitting rooms I I 1 1 Are Starting To Come In: NOW 9 . 0 0 j that speaking in tongues 1* a t>ad classified. , a,nd drinking fountains in down­ » CARDS • GIFT ITEMS thing,” the Rev. Canon Robert W. Reincke, a cooibat l^teiran of town stores in planned stages Rhubarb, Spinach, Fresh AsparagfU8» nationaUy advertised at 18.06 to 16.96. Wf 0 A DRESS SHIRTS Cromey, Bishop Pike's executive two World Wara ^ a s appointed On Cuba Strategy Race Dialogue within the next 90 days. Radishes and Scallions. NOW # eOO assistant, said Friday. adjutant general m 1048'. 2. The upgrading and hiring o| » JEWELRY • COSMETICS “ But we want to provide a nationally advertised at 16.06 to 38.96. A AM r e g . 4.50 to 5.00. JUST ^ 0 ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. Negroes on a nondiscrimtoatory framework in which it should P^deatrian Killed MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Unity fever4>and infiltration of armed forces, basis, including the hiring of Ne­ TIU You Nome Havt It! ^ NOW 7 e 0 0 operate, namely, in private devo G?n. Robert F. Kennedy, says' the MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A 64- spread through the politically di­ to be climaxed by bombardment nation can learn this lesslon from groes as clerks and salesmen EATING FRUIT such os: tlons rather than in public.” or invasion from a non-U.S. base. within the next 60 days. wonderful way to start the sununar season with | Cromey said that practitioners Year-old pedestrian was Injured vided Cuban exile colony today the racial strife in Birmingham, savings! fatally today when struck by a car "Just about everybody wants Ala.: "The Importance , of getting 3. Arrangements for the release Emperor, Rieber and Malaga Grapes, ^ 2 F.r 5.00 of gloasolalia had sometimes uked as plotting for a knockout counter­ unity now,” Ruiz Williams, a of all persons arrested during 3nd floor sportswear laying on of hands to assist others while crossing a street near his a dialogue going between people Cantaloupes, Honey Dews, Straw­ e assorted collar atyles e broken sizes 14 to 17% revolution against Cuban prime wounded veteran of the 1961 Bay In the North and the South." racial demonstrations on bond or W o rld in receiving the "gift of tongues."'” Middletown home. personal recognizance. berries, Watermelons, Etc. He . was Lerdy Rovaitti, a re­ minister Fidel Castro was re­ of Pigs Invasion, said by telephone Kennedy, In an assessment Fri­ This violates the doctrine of dlS' from New .York City, where he 4. Communications between Ne­ SPECIAL LOT... MEN'S cipline and worship of the Epis­ tired chef. Police said the driver, ported maturing. day of the Birmingham situation, Green flew from Puerto Rico on a junta­ added: groes and white persons to be FAIRWAY copal Church,' he declared. was C^rl Sieverts, 35, of Blast Enrique Ruiz Williams, unoffi­ re-established within the next two DOWNTOWN “CRISP-AIRE” m a c s a r e s t i l l GOOD! SUMMER SPORT SLACKS organizing tour., ______Stom ps TURNPIKE PLAZA MEN’S WEAR RESIST SOCKS The laying on of hands by the Hampdon. ‘ ^ cial coordinator of a movement “ We really have to start having w e e k s . ------MANCHESTER 705 MIDDLE TPKE. E. reg. 8.99 to 14.99. NOW ^ bishop symbolizes the presence of The accident occurred at Spring to form a junta I'n exile to spon­ "We need a structure to corre­ greater exchanges and greater 075 MAIN STREET 0 0 late efforts to overthrow Castro.” The agreement has no official .Next to Popular Market New Crop Of Pure Vermont Maple Syrup and Sugar By INTERWOVEN the Holy Spirit, he pointed out. and Main S.ts. sor the counterrevolution, said he meetings . . . so that a southern status, . The committee was com­ It is used only as confirmation, ■ Ruiz Willlanis, a 1945 graduate Senator can talk to Burke Mar­ e broken sizes believed the body will he estab­ posed of a representative group ALSO reg. l.do and 1.25. NOW ^ 3 ^ ^ ordination to priesthood and an- lished within a week or two. of Colorado School of Mines, Gold­ shall or the Attorney General Gat Refund Barred en. Colo., said that after confer­ of businessmen, according to its nolntlng of the sick, he' said— Other informed exile sourcei^. . . . and not lose votes.. . . and chairman, Sidney Smyer, a law- PASTRY, COLD CUTS. COLD SODA, GROCERIES "and we are very careful about HARTFORD (A F )—The State said' that shortly thereafter, re­ ring with exiles in New York he a white (northern) Democratic would visit Washington. He has politician can say something nice how this is used.” Public Utilities Commission has cruiting of rebels to infiltrate (Conttiiued on Page Seven) Bishop Pike's letter called glos- ruled that it cannot legally com­ Cuba for underground activities conferred frequently with • Atty. about some southern leader and DONT FORisET! solalia a gift and admitted claims pel, the Connecticut Light ft Power would start. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, with not (eel that that is going to lose Company to pass on $974,819 in The sources said plans made whom he became friendly after him the next election. (Continued on Page Two) refunds from gas suppliers to its Vlth the knowledge of the Central his release from a Cuban prison "That is, in our judgment, what 33%% off gas oustomers. Intelligence. agency call for large- last year. is missing at the present time in The PUC granted the company’s scale sabotage,- guerrilla warfare "I have been working for a the United States.” Bulletins STUDIO COUCH COVERS motion for dismissal of a pro­ BNTIBB s t o c k 0F MEN’S FAMOUS NAME month on this unity thing, but I Kennedy’s statement cOnje as reg. 14.00' Army Leaves ceeding started by the commiskon am not the only one doing it. I Asst. Atty. Gen. Burke Marshall, CuUed from AP Wires in February. The company had am just another person trying to e heavy cotton tweed who helped engineer ' the tempor- been asked to show cause why unite the people for the common e complete with 3 zippered pUlowzHpa • SUITS • SLACKS USSR, rary settlement In Birmingham, Pvt. Arthur in refimds were not passed on. cause of overthrowing Castro. And returned to Washington. . REDS SENTENCED DURING OUR The PUC said the company all are meeting with great re­ Marshall, whom Kennedy credit­ VIENNA, Auatria (AP)—A Bu­ all new 1963 NURSERY FURNITURE CLEARANCE • SPORT COATS • ALL WEATHER demonstrated the requisite stat- Red Rift, May sponse." - ed with setting the. stage (or a dapest court eentenced three COATS Target Zone utxiry power was lacking. Working with Ruiz Williams is settlement through' his efforts to fomier state prosecutors to Jail just 3 HAWKEYE BABY BASKBNETTE8 Yesterday’s decision disposed cf a group of prominent exiles who get white and Negro leaders 'to terms ranging from six to eight rag. 8.00 ...... NOW BM the first of five cases Involirlng Get Tougher quietly, almost secretly, organized discuss the tense situation, called years for corruption and bribery. 4-BLA D E e Michaels Stem a Crickateer By d a l e ' n e l s o n YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — "At gas companies that received re­ what is known as "The Commis- the agreement ” a tremendous Radio Budapest said the prose­ just 3 STORKLINE BABY CSUBS e .j /ft F e Hubbard GRAND OPENING first I thought about retribution troactive refunds from their By HARRY KELLY cutors had accepted bribes from rag. 46.00 ...... NOW 38.00 wholesale suppliers. The CLAP (Continued on Page Seven) aelect the garment of your choice...» to the guy who left me there, but (Continued on Page Seven) small, private businessmen for decision is expected to govern WASHINGTON (AP)—The State “ protection in black market op­ T u rb ocon e Just 3 STORKUNB JUVENILE CHEST mostly I was ' Just scared to , DSsDUCT 1/8 OF THE PRIOEI death.” decisions in at least three of the Department lielieves the Soviet erations.” Karoly Korodl was OF DRAWERS, reg. 55.00 ___ NOW 88.00 Lapsuie w.Yicli will take .Gordon Cooper on his orbital flight next remaining cases. " week sits atop Its Atlas rocket at Cape CanaveM during final With these words, Pvt. Daniel Unioit is revamping' its foreign sentenced to 8 years, Sandor SALE MOWERS, Just 2 SIMMONS INNERSPRING CRIB | mtolmuin alteration charges on all me^’a Mle J. Arthur, 17, described Friday Like CL&P, the Hartfprd Gas PozBonyi to and Dr. Lajoe •tages of preparaiUona for the scheduled 34-hour space flight. policy and may _ become even SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE MATTRESSES, reg. 13.99 and 17.90 Gantry is at the right. This photo was released in Cape Canav­ his feelings during ten hours in a Co., New Haven Gas CO., and Lonibos to 8 years. Several busi­ more difficult to , deal^ with in the JFK, Pearson Discuss nessmen were also sent to JaU> NOW 8.88 and 11J6 I eral today by the National Aeronautics and Space Admlndetra- target turea where thousands of New Britain Gas argued that are here! they absorbed previous Increases months ahead.. the broadcast said. OPEN DAILY YAM. to 9 P.M. ~ tloh. (AP Photoflax). iTWanda. of live" Unmuhitlon were The Kremlin, a department lolling. in the cost of gas ■without raising rates to their oustomers. spokesman said Friday, is serious­ f r e a k S^'OWSTORM SIRLS"'HER MAJESTY"' MEN’S LONG SLEEVE Arthur was left to gulard a ly considering mending its rift N-Defense for Canada phoney mine field as part of Ex­ (JLftP said refunds should not BOSTON (AP)—People In Cooper Enters be returned to gna customers "be­ t^th Red China, aiid is likely to NYLON0 TRICOT SLEEPWEAR • . ercise Coulee Crest, an Air Force- press harder on a policy of Com­ Afalne, -norUieest New Hamp­ NUTMEG PHARMAGY CHOOSE FROM SPORT SHIRTS Army maneuver. The exercl'se be­ cause they were only a partial HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP)—^dy reported that “ progress was shire and . northern Vermont munist expansion abroad—partic­ gowns, reg. B.00^NOW 2 ^ 9 9 ' gan May' 6 and ends May 20 on rclmlbursement for increased costs President Kennedy and Prime made on all matters.' awoke today to find a b ia ^ et VERNON CIRCLE — VERNON. C O N N . ^Ready Rooiii^; ularly in Africa and Southeast Minister Lester B. Pearson of Pearson gave a nmdown on the of snow on the ground. (The ■ U 6 NEW MODELS T allies to 5.96. NOW 2 0 0 a mill|(m acres of- central Wash­ Asia. gowns and daster seta reg. 7.00. NOW ^ ington.. (Continued on Page Seven) Canada headed] Into the windup first-day topics and it was evident freakish storm dumped ae much The prediction of new coid of a twb-day conference today, that the first issues tackled were as seven inches of snow In Featuring: Studies Flight The Los Angeles soldier, part winds from- Russia was. voiced by a aatlenaUy advertiaed branda a a., m., 1., ex-l. of the "defending” Blue forces, promising an early pronounce­ the, most difficult. Maine, causing hazardous driv­ ' o . a State Department official, who ment on the sticky U.S.-Canadian • N.W Turbocons 4-blsdt was to be captured by elements Left for discussion today, ac­ ing conditions and forcing can­ cutting unit CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) declined to be named, in a dis­ nuclear defense issue. cording to Kennedy, were more cellation of numerous events. Children’s SUMMER D R E S S ^ of the "invading” Red forces. His Wood Alcohol cussion with newsmen, • • Nswtastw,ssslw —Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. captoto failed to show up. This 4-year-oltI problem, a ma­ parochial matters such as- mutual ttsrtlng began his final 72-hour prepara­ Soviet "Preijnler Khrushchev, he jor issue to the Canadian election problems involving fishing, oil, DENOUNCES SWEEPS By KATE GREENAWAY " : WASH AND HANG h '-' > Gen. Paul D. Adams, command­ said, seems to be in| no danger • Nsw ufs, tion today for his scheduled ren­ er in chief of the U.S. Strike Com­ Deaths Ah ate that boosted Pearson to power (ast lumber and the development of CL.AREm 6 n t , N. H. (AP) — eenv.nl.nt controls and CINDERELLA dezvous with the Stars next T ues­ of being toppled but is facing month, was discussed by the Presi­ the water resources of the Colum­ mand and head of the exercise, critical economic troubles at home The Episcopal Ushop of N e w • New lightweight including a selection o f whltee for First Com­ day. said Arthur was erroneously ac- dent and the prime minister dur­ bia River basin. Hampshire denounced tile state’s mtgnttlum CMk b u r lu x d r a p e r ie s He moved into the pilots’ NEW YORK (AP)—In the wake as well as various difficulties ing more than four hours of talks Latin America also was on the munion, Oonflrmation and (ksduatioo. coimted for as being out of the abroad. i new sweepstakes law today ae a • Clou trimming “ready room" at Cape Canave­ area. of Bowery derelicts going on a Friday. agenda. . By BURLINGTON HOUSE But he expects that a search­ In addition, both leaders an­ mbierable intruder on the atato • Quick height 5.99...... N O W 9 S e\ ral’s Hangar S, Where five pre­ , At 6:09 a.m. Thursday, the Blue cheap binge—drinking wood alco­ A question of broader world in­ and nation. Tito Rt. Rev. Chariea ing appraisail of policy now un­ nounced at an impromptu press terest—the crisis to Laos—was dis­ sdjustment r e g . 7.99. N O W ^ vious U.S. astronauts spent their artillery opened fire. Arthur was hol at 46 cents a pint—the death P. Hall told the 16Ist annual e New Turbocone stMt reg. 8.99...... NOW 54lt | last days before their flights. der way will result in Russia’s conference Friday night that pro­ cussed by the two heads jof gov­ asleep in his pup tent. toll from the resulting poisonings concentrating on its revolutionary convention of the Epiecxipal -dio­ sstchtr reg. 10.99...... N O W f. f p Cooper will not be confined' to gress had been made on six other ernment during a general I discus­ "When I first woke up I thought has reached 39 since May 2. goals among the "have-not” na­ cese, of New Hampshire that the Hangar S, but will spend much it was Jets breaking the sound major questions of mutual inter­ sion Friday night of iJEast-VVest re­ • sizes 8 to 6x and 7 to 14. a textured rajron and oottm Some 36 others are hospitalized, tions, rather than concentrating on est to their neighboring countries. lations. Canada is a member of country ie confused by the ac­ of his time there resting and barrier,” he said/ "Then I looked tion of a state that has always SATURDAY, MAY II e aoUd dacorator oolrm e pinch N*«tod topd studying the flight plan. with SO in critical condition. furthering the revolution at home. The touchy defense issue' htoges the three-nation group set up to out my tent. At first ll Just sat There were indications to4'ay That has been one of the sore had a reputation for healthy In­ 1963 DODGE DART C e 84" wide to the pair, 72” kmg‘ He started a low-residue diet there and watched the show and around a proposal to provide help insure the independence and the scourge was abating, with points between Moscow and Pe­ American-controlled nuclear war­ neutrality of Communist-threat­ dependence. “ 1 trust that the ett- JACOBSEN DAY "LADY-IN-WAITING" designed to reduce excretion dur­ wondered 'What was going to hap­ Izens of New Hampshire wUl ing. the planned 84-hour mission one source shut off. A Bowery king. Red China, denouncing Mos­ heads (or two Elomarc missile ened Laos. I represeatstive wU be here 8 A JL.to 4 PJ*. Plaa te pen, I wasn’t too worried.' hardware store which police be­ cow as cowardly, has demanded rise up to rebuke this miserahle sttend and get complete infocmatloii about Jaoobaen. MATERNWY SLIPS in which he is to circle the globe ‘‘Then the firing got closer and bases in Canada. In two appearances before news­ 23 times. ThejUet, laced with am­ lieve was a primary source of the that Russia press Communism Pearson and Kennedy gave no men, both Kennedy ind Pearson Intruder and destroy He etaUi 2 Door Sedan • FLOOR SAMPLES 1 the artillery opened Hip. I thought lethal concoction was raided rag. S.&9. N O W ple protein, includes meat, rice, more aggressively in the develop­ advance due to whether the n v r f were to \hlgh good humor—joking upon the Interests of our etato I might .be sitting on one o f their Wednesday night and two clerks ing nations. and nation,” the Bishop saM. free Coffee and DoughnuH eggs, sugar, fruit Juices, coffee :ets. Canadian government will accept about the chilly CKpe Cod weather, DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER were arrested. And this hard. line has been at­ the warheads, spurned by the pre­ the (ortimes of the Boston Red Sox 1.88 MEN'S AND WOhifEN'S and tea. took all my white clothes— ' On Cooper’s'agenda today were Friday Bellevue Hospital admit­ tracting supporters in the Com­ ceding administration of defeated' baseball^ club, the tribulations of N.J. RACE DISPUTE Equipped with heaterj defroster, signals plus M.OOO mile or 5 year warranty long underwear, shirts, shorts, a ted four new wood alcohol poison munist /samp. The State Depart-' Prime Minister John G. Diefen- submitting to questions frbm re­ Famous Name Brand LUGGAGE a Mries of meetings to review the towel and things of this nature- ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (AP>— SPECIAL GROUP mission and discuss status of the cases, the fewest since the epi­ ment officisJ said the Indonesia baker. The answer could come to porters—and even about a 'contro-- The Rev. George Oerner said ta - and spread them out. I also made demic began. (jommunlst Party, for instance, a conference-ending communique versial Kennedy administration LADIES' FAMOUS BRAND NAME ' Atlas , booster rocket, the “ Faith a small fire of sagebrum to try day the; parents group coaduet- However, three new deaths were appears to be swinging toward later today. memo which (ell into Dlefenbak, 7" spacecraft, the worldwide to attract the attention of the Jets, tog a sU-ui of Negro children at NYLON TRICOT l in g e r ie tracking network, weather and attributed to < the liquid, pushing R ^ China. TTie Kennedy-Pearson talks - got er’s hands three yeare ago. Diet- predoinfauuitly white ClevehuMi CAPITOL but they couldn’t see mel at all." the death toll past the three-dozen CHORCHES MOTORS he! Also, he said, Sbvlet officials under way at the President’s sum­ eniiaker threatened to make the Elementary Bebbol has agreed to other flight ptaases. "One arttUery shell bounced off mgrk. YOUR LOCAL DODGE CHRYSLER DEALER EQUIPMENT Co. Ine. PRICBI Doctors, wero to make several have been disappointed with the mer home in this Cape Cod com­ memo, which reportedly was im- send repreeentotlvee te the eeo- 33%% oft a. hill and landed 100 yards from 'Die two 'hardware store clerks results of Russian aid in such munity less than 90 minutes after flattertog to him, an issue in the ond oonetllatton lueetlug to ho 38 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER '/ 2 medical checks in the final three me. Their kUl radius is 60 y k r ^ " 80 O.AKLAND ST,—PHONI «43-n9i_MANCHESTER I days to obtain baseline data for were accused of selling 46-cent-a- countries as Mali, Guinea, Iraq the two men arrived to the mar­ Canadian campaign. held by a elergynien’e gnun e breksn Biaaa and eolan ***• aamplaa Arthur, ,w3Ht is 6 . feet 10 i h ^ s plnt paint thinner, which has a and the-Congo. tial music of a military band at But, in privaie, the two' men Sunday. He said alee mat «Hy T-5 Daily— iThurs. 7-9)—fiat. T A.M. to 4 P.M. comparison with Information to be taU and weighs 125 pounds, curlm srMlpa, pettieqats, panties, fowaa, dustora radioed during the flii^t,, wood alcohol bas^ to at least > In patching up )ts troubles with nearby Otis Air Force Base. dealt with questions of tserlous oMieiale wUl propose up Into a b u l to make 'az zniaU four of the homeless persona who Red China, RuisIa may also re- “ We didn’t waste any time get­ substance. In addition to ttie ■tepe to end toe Mttor . a s t r o n a u t W ■ .’■1 ■1 (Oontlniied on Page Two) (OonUinMd OB ^age Seven) anld. ||JMI ho agreed wlisn iCsano-' « en Rage

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HEALTH jCAPSULES \ JFK, Pearson Discus^ G)oper Enters ky Michael A. M.IX f Army Leaves IF VOU HAVE TOO MOOl ^Ready Room’ ; FLUIP IN YOUR BOPY PUB TO Pvt. Arthur in N-Defense for Canada 'HEART failure; POES THIS MEAN YOU HAVENY LONG LOOK AT OPPONENTS , Studies Flight .TO LIVE » Target Zone North------^ BEFORE BACBIFIOINO NorthJouth vDbMtiUi (Continued from Pnro One) time labor dispute in Canada ' By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD which iias spilled over into Amer- NORra - z : (Continued-from'Page One) (Onattarawl from Pb( b Om ) When you’re considering a sac­ A Noaa Bomarc Isaue, Pearson said the Icah ports on the 'Great Lakes, rifice bid, ta)ce a. second look at 'with several Incidents of rifle fir­ 9 K I ■ 7 9 S Initial talk before a roaring log •♦''Man’s ability to perforifi during a target as he could. He wore his the opponents. If you pass, per­ fire in Kennedy’s living roOm ing at Canadian vessels dock-ed 6 A K 10 » 4 prolonged exposure to space metal helmet. haps the hand will be badly dealt with: in the United States. This matter played. It Is better to receive BAtr 1. Proposals to develops and use will,.be taken up- by U.S. Secre­ weightlessness is a main objective During intervals of the )>om- than to give. A 10 9 1 S expanded channels Qf^ommunica- tary of Labor W. Willard WirU, of the flight and medical informa­ bardment, )ie worked on ,a letter North dealer. , $ A Q 10 f Canadian Labor Minister Allan tion between the '^American and tion therefore will be of primary to his wife, Wanda, in Tacoma, North-South vulnerable. O Q » S Canadian gove^mments. During MacEachen, AFL-CIO President concern. Wash. Opening lead—King of Spades. the Diefenbiker regime, these George Meany and Claude Jodoin, Sunday the tracking network will West considered bidding five virtually "dried up, but Pearson, a head of the Canadian Labor Con- be given a thorough communlca- “ It ain’t so peaceful here any spades. The auction sounded as formed ambassador to the United gre.ss. tion.s checkout, with the possibility more," the letter started. “ There though he would get out for a States, joined Kennedy in agree­ t. The proposed multinational that Cooper’s backup pilot, Alan are a bunch of jets tearing holy very small loss, and the honors ing for a revival of mutueil con­ nuclear force that would be set Shepard, will ait in the .space­ hell out of my hill.” would reduce the loss. In fact. ^ A K Q J 9 7 sultation. up under the North Atlantic craft to teat the control .systems. A little later, he wrote: "The West would have lost two dia­ North ■att Sooth WmI 2. The sharing of defense, pro­ Treaty Organization. This will be NO. PIGITALIS ANP OTHER bombs and cannon didn't get me Psu 2 A 2 A The capsule was given a thor­ MEPICATIONS ARE OFTEN monds and two clubs, and the duction by the United States and an important topic at a NATO Lorlns photo ough wringing out Friday during but now they’ve got the artillery damage would have been only 200 %A 4 * 4 4 Canda, a question to be ’explored ministerial conference in Ottawa VERY EFFECTIVE IN TREAT­ after me. Boy, this could drive a AU Pus a simulated countdown and ING THE CONPITION FOR ' points. further at an early meeting of later this month. Engaged launcing exercise. Cooper was at guy huts. West decided not to sacrifice U S. Secretary of Defen.se Robert 5. Pro.spects for succe.ss in MANY YEARS. "Here It Is about 8 o'clock. I'm The engagement of Mi.sa Erika the controls during the mock mis- Henhh Cipiulei pnen ... when he took a second look at have only 10 points In high cards, S. McNamara and C. M. Drury, American and Canadian efforts to .sion_ when hydrogen peroxide fuel •leM btlen shaking something fierce. I wish South. If there was a convenient negotiate a reduction of inter­ . II w net Intended fe ke ellaeiiSFiesfie n they’d stop,” plus 2 points ^or distribution, but BIRCH HILL Canada’s minister of defense pro­ Krempasky of Manchester to Ray was pumped into the fuel tanks way to bungle the hand South HO ES It would be foolish to pass with duction. national tariff barriers at forth­ Hutch of West Hartford has been and lines. He practiced with the At 8:30 p.m., the artillery fire would find that way. And so it S. Possible solution of a mari­ coming meetings in Geneva. manual steering system and re­ was suspended and tanks began turned out. six solid tricks In the highest announced by her parents, Mr. and rolling Into the area. ranking suit. Mrs. Michael Krempasky of 80 Es­ ported everything worked fine. Declarer ruffed the first spade Earlier, Cooper tdok an exer­ Wood Alcohol "I could see men coming over sex St. in dummy, drew three roimds of For Sheinwold’s 86-page book­ Vinegar Joe’s Girl Says: cise run along a sandy Canaveral a hill,” Arthur said In an inter­ trumps, and then led the jack of ESTATES Her fiance is the son of Mr. and view. A tank fired a round which let, "A Pocket Guide to Briitoe," Mrs. W. R. Hutch of West Hart­ beach and then made a 90- diamonds for a finesse. If the fi­ minute spin in an F102 jet plane, Deaths Abate hit 76 or 100 yards up the hill nesse had -worked, South would send 60 cents to Bridge &>ok FOR BEAUTY and CAREFREE LIVING ford. one of four the Mercury astro­ from me. I was hit by rocks and have won twelve tricks. Manchester Evening Herald, Box Miss Kremptisky is a 1961 grad­ dirt. The small arms fire was 3318, Grand Central Sta., New Her Life Still Nomadic uate of Manchester High School, nauts use to maintain flight' pro­ (Oontlaued from Page One As it turned out, the diamond ficiency. something else—I could hear bul­ finesse lost. There were no more York 17. N.Y. SOUTH WINDSOR and is a sophomore at the Univer­ lets whizzing past me.” Copyright 1968 inhabit the lower Manhattan sec­ trumps In the dummy, so the de­ sity of Hartford School of Art/ Arthur stood up and yelled. General Featuree Carp. HONOLULU (API—"You never<^her childhood in China where her where she is on a part scholarship. tion known as the Bowery. fenders could take two spades OFF ELLINGTON RD. et used to it." said Mrs. Ernest father was stationed, she’s never One clerk was charged with Someone called out, "Cea.se fire” and the ace of hearts. They col­ f She plans to teach art after com­ and a jeep rumbled up the hill. Elasterbrook. "Moving, in the been to Bankok. pleting her studies at the Univer­ Bishop Urges homocide because two of the lected 100 points instead of pay­ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION aervice is like having a sick child. "What in the world are you do­ "I speak some . Chinese,” she sity of Hartford. She, and her fam­ derelicts, to whom he allegedly ing out 200. "The news always come.s as a said. "I think it’s so important to sold the brew, subsequently died. ing here?” asked an officer. 'A better declarer would make shock. Then you do what you have ily, left Germany after World War “ Sir,” said Arthur, " I ’m guard­ ENDS SUNNDAY! speak a few words in the lan­ n , and have lived in Manchester Episcopalians Wood alcohol, when, mixed with the. contract. After ruffing the to do. And pretty soon it’s over guage of the country you’re in. water, wine or fruit juice, forms ing a mine field.” opening lead in dummy, declarer since 1952. Gen. Adams praised Arthur as and then you forget about It.” "Dad was wonderful that way Mr. Hutch is a senior at Trin­ a concoction known in the Bowery should retum dummy’s ten of dia­ MANSFieiDif^ Mrs. Easterbrook de.scribed her . . . When he’d go to southern Quit Practices a.s a "Green Lady.” The derelicts “ a brave man and faithful to his monds. reactions to her nomadic military ity College. After graduation he orders.” He ordered an investiga­ China they’d take him for a north­ plans to work for IBM. thought that if the mixture turned Bast can take the queen of dia­ life as she prepared to leave Ha­ ern Chinese. He spoke the dialect smoky, it was .safe to drink. It tion and said new safety pro­ monds, but dummy still has a All Color First Run waii to Join her husband, Maj. Gen. The wedding has been planned (Continued from Page One) cedures would be instituted. perfectly. But more important, he for early next year. turned smoky, but it caused ago­ tnunp to stop the spades. Even if l>T>e6t F. Easterbrook, in Bang­ fell into the way of the people.” nizing cramps, followed by blind­ Arthur was checked at a dis­ Bast returns a spade to force out kok. ’The general, former com­ The only non-military member "that there are such beneficial ness or coma and—in some cases pensary here and appeared fit, results as physical cures, per­ dummy’s last trump. South can mander of the 26th Division at of her family today—besides her —death. but was to be taken to Madigan get to his hand with the jack of Schofield Barracks, has been ap­ sonal integration, marital recon­ Army Hospital at Ft. Lewis, mother who lives quietly ih Car­ ciliation, i^e elimination of alco­ Meanwhile, In a development diamonds to draw trumps; and pointed chief of the U.S. Military Bitar Quits unrelated to the Skid Row poison­ Wash., where, he Is stationed, for mel, Callf.-^is Dr. Benjamin Stil­ holic addiction and greater devo­ then the rest of the diamonds 'will Advisory Group to Thailand. well of La Jolla, Calif. Her broth­ ings, the federal Food and Drug a further chec'kup today. be good. No other defense can Always On Go tion to the work of CJhrlst in the After that, he said: "I want to er. Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell world.” Administration was trying to track give South any trouble. Nancy Easterbrook, a slim, at­ Jr., is in Saigon. down a shipment of 105 cases Of get back for our own live firing West couldn’t tell during the tractive matron, thinks she may In Victory “ But the fact that this particu­ next week.” You Make Many FriMids lar phenomenon has reached a Spanish brandy which it said also acution that South would have hold a record for moves, although Her sisters are mafried to col- contains wood alcohol. The bran­ this type of problem during the HILLTOP she long ago loot track of the ex­ point where it is dangerous to the IIGLYAMERICinr on els-^ rm y Ctol. Ellis Cox, sta­ peace and unity of the church and dy, the FDA said, is similar to play. It WM enough for West to fcolmwCOCOH act number. Her whole life, ahe tioned at the Pentagon in Wash­ that which reportedly caused 22 remember that South was a poor said, seems to be one move after For Nasser a threat to sound doctrine and sSiDIMlMCH'BJIOKADA’ftTHINGLE ington and Air Force Col. William policy compels us to act,” the deaths in Spain last month. Police Arrests player who would surely fall to another. R. Cameron, assigned to Lock- All but 96 bottles of the brandy solve a real problem and might She is one of five children of (Continued from Page One) bishop said. bourne Field, Ohio. Canon Cromey said the bishop’s have been accounted for in the even Invent a problem if none ex­ the late Gen. Joseph W. (Vinegar metropolitan area — 78 In New HOMES The EJasterbrooks' youngest son, letter drew much favorable tele­ Henry L. Fortier, 82, of 80T4 isted. Joe) Stilwell, U.S. commander of Jim, 14, will join his parents af­ outright control of the govern York and 23 in New Jersey. Charter Oak St., early today was Daily Question the China-India-Burma theater in ment and the army. The attempt phone and mall response. It also ter finishing his high school fresh­ met with outspoken opposition; The FDA’s warning; "Do not charged with failure to stop for a As dealer, you hold: Spades, A- World War II. "We were always man year this June. Their daugh­ had been denounced by Cairo as drink Mostelro grape brandy 100 stop sign., The arrest stemmed K-Q-J-4-S; Hearts, 9-6; Diamonds, on the go with Dad,” she said. ter, Nancy, will spend her sum­ a violation of the agreement (or proof imported by Brolnes Sc Co., from an pnsight violation at Glen 7-8. Clubs, 6-S-2. "Moving is far easier now than mer vacation from the University the three Arab nations to form a Inc. It contains poifonous wood al­ Rd. and Highland St. Fortier was What do you say VERNON It used to be. Then you’d pack of Oalifomla, Berkeley, in Bang­ new United Arab Republic. Fare Fight Perils cohol. It Is labeled 'less than one ordered to appear In Manchester's Answer; Bid one spade.. You your own china in those crates kok. The radio said Jundi, who was month old.’ 'The word’grape’ is arcult Court 12 May 27. OFF CENTIR RD. with planks for sides. The Easterbrooks have another a signer of the April 17 Cairo Flights to Britain spelled with a ’C.’ ” "Now the Army Transportation son, John, an Army second lieuten­ declaration that brought the fed­ GETS m a r r i e d , LOSES JOB Corps moves right in and does it eration into being, immediately AFTER THE BALL IS OVER KARACHI, Pakistan (AP)—Be ant stationed at Fort Carson, Oolo. LONDON (AP)—A dispute over all. And I mean all.” Mrs. Easterbrook said she ta began consultations to form a new When guests have departed aft­ gum Shamsur Nehar, 86, one of She claims she knows people "astounded and delighted by the government. air fares threatened today to dis­ er a party, 20 minutes of simple the three women members of the Noi Too Lafe For Your whose ash trays arrived at a new many friends you make in the Jundi was head of the Socialist rupt airline flights between the chores will save a lot of work Bast Pakistan assembly, has been Unionist Movement, one of the base with ashes still in them. service. I think that's one reason United States and Britain at mid­ and trouble. Don’t just empty ash ousted for marrying a government "And one friend of mine.” ahe three pro-Nsisser groups whose trays; soak them overnight. In­ servant. The assembly’s rules bar why people stay in the service. night. Reservafion For A Fine By Leaders In Design In Qualify said, "insists" her garbage got "You meet wonderful people ministers resigned to demand a spect bric-a-brac that may have marriages between a member of packed right up and shipped 1 who are friends of friends a n ^ it louder voice for Nasser in the The dispute revolves around re­ been used as ash trays. Wipe ring- the government and a member of along with everything else.” goes on and on. Syrian government. fusal of the U.S. Civil Aeronautics stains from table surfaces with a the legislature. Dinner For Mother Though Mrs. Easterbrook spent I "You’re never alone.” But Jundi stepped outside the Board to permit U.S. airlines fly­ moistened cloth or sponge to pre­ dispute and wa.'^ fired by the So­ ing to Europe to increase their vent permanent stains. cialist Unionists last month. fares by 5 per cent. British and Remove cushions from uphol­ The change apparently meant other European airlines want the stered chairs jknd eofas for fire Three J's Restaurant Joh Finding Has Funny Side the Ba’athists, who had deepened increase. prevention and check upholstery mw j i ] the crisis by mass dismissals of The British are believed pre­ and rugs where any food and ROUTE 6 and 44A — BOLTON. CONN. pro-Nasser army officers, had pared to deny landing rights to drink may have been spilled. Sil­ 649-4684 By JOY MILLER ^ Miss Lane nodded encouraging- agreed to a new start that would the U.S. airlines—Pan American ver that may have been exposed Jack Lemmon / give the Cairo leader’s support­ HOUSING CORP AP Womens’ Editor World Airways and Trans World to acids such as citrus or pickle Lee Reiplck NEW YORK (A P )—‘T am full “I like a man to be boss.” ers a larger role in running the Airlines—unless they increase juice should be washed immedi­ & R country. of French distinction and I am Well, that wasn’t too unusual. their fares by midnight. ately to prevent tarnish. Any "Days of WiAt and Lots of working girls. Miss Lane Jundi, onetime director general glasses, dishes, and pans rinsed 15 EAST CENTER ST. — M ANCHESTER •ure I can be also a very good The United States is expected to has discovered, don’t like women of information, was arrested dur­ retaliate. Canada is lined up with quickly in the evening will be Ro sm " manservant if necessary.” bosses. ing the period in which Syria the United States. easier to finish cleansit^ the next ANDREWS BUILDING The letter, from a man in Brus­ What about salary? broke away from Nasser’s United The British Foreign Office sent day. 6:16-9:40 sels,. was on top of the pile Eve­ "It doesn’t matter. Better Arab Republic after a September a note today to Washington setting SUMHER I 1961 coup d’etat. "SAFE AT HOME" lyn Lane was opening the other though, if he has a good busineM.” forth its position. There was no Approving her level-headedness. official word on what the note Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris The Chamlnode Musical Club day. Miss Lane aaked if she was a said. MATINEE TODAY liSO ^RESENTS Safes Manager She runs one of the larger of bookkeeper. France said its government-run Sunday Continuous 2 P.I^ 4:45-8:10 New York’s 800 employment agen­ "Darling, the world’s beat, what­ Ruth Millett airline. Air France, would follow ANHUAL SPRINR CONCERT BOLTON cies. and hopeful applications from ever difference that makes.” the British in increasing fares by SUNDAY. over the world cross her desk When Mias Lane said she had a 6 per cent at midnight. The gov­ MONDAY. MAY 13>.8:15 P.M. OFF CENTER RD. ROBERT Da MURDOCK daily. man in mind she was pelted with Want to "really” stay young, ernment in Paris, however, said it Vincent Priee-Boris Karloff- 'There’s a 44-year-old man in questions about how old he was girls? has not decided on what it will do Petor Lorre In SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Rome who wants ,her to find him and if he’d been married before. Then continue to use your if the United States fails to com­ “THE RAVEN” In eolor RECEPTION HALL a job as a linotype operator-or edi­ It finally became apparent. The brains and keep your minds fresh ply. Phones 644-8193 or 643-2692 8:30-6:80-9:80 Proceeds of free-wUI offering for Laurel tor—and get him a wife at the woman had confused the employ­ and active. • The increase was voted by an r Music Oanoip Scholarships for Manchester •amo time. ment office with a matrimonial That’s the advice of a Michigan international commercial airlines Plus—In color T High Students. A bachelor In Turkey wants to agency in^the building. psychologist. And it seems to me organization—the International A-lr be a cabinet maker in this country, “ASSIGNMENT OUTER Ohoms directed by Mrs. Muriel Alnley But that didn’t atop Miss Lane. to be the be.st "how to stay Transport Association at C3ian- SPACE” and a husband to boot. She got the unreaigned spinster a young” advjce that can be of­ dler, Ariz., in October. S-6:80-9:Sfi 1:30-8:80 Guest Plaaiet—DIANE PLATT Miss Lane does what she can for job anyway, and at CSiristmas she fered. European representatives voted 2:00-6:00-8:00 Club Organist—MRS. EDNA KAEMPFER her foreign friends, but she always received a card with the enheart- It applies to men, of course. in favor of the increaes. But the WED.: "MOOUNOBIRD” (Organ Courtesy of Watkins Bros.) points out to them the advisability ening me.ssage: "Things ^ k But it has special meaning for U.S. and Canadian governments Club Soloist—MRS. FLORA CHASE of having a job lined up before promising.” u- women. have refused to let their airlines they coine. For too long women have been comply with the lATA decision. 10th See It Nowl Even Hupplies Hats depending, on beauty shops, dress One British airline, the Britl.sh WEEK A registered nurse. Miss Lane T>xo|*g| shops, and reducing salons to Overseas Airways Corp., said that Shown At 4:15, 6:85 and 8:50 BIG Ending Soon! U a youngi.sh brunette who moth- ' m x j x . a i z i keep them young. unless-it raises fares it will lose STANLEY WARNER ers -the people who come through A slim figure, a becoming hair­ $2.8 millio"h a year in inconie. her office doors in the heart of About Te^ RiJtes do and careful make-up, plus a The U.S. and Canadian decisions Times Square. flattering wardrobe, can make a to hold the fare line are believed woman seem younger than she is to be in the interest of rhaking STATEDZI She and her staff process be­ Two Japane.-»e bom Talcottville Sheer tween 30,0(K) and 35,tXK} .job-seek­ re.sidents will present a Japanese at a casual glance. their airlines more competitive. ers a year. But countless are the Tea Ceremony Monday after a Bui once .she Opens her mouth. StunmM times she's removed green eye meeting at 7:30 p.m. and election a woman, like man. 1s no HITCK- makeup or combed a particularly ' of officers of the Manchester ! younger than her ideas, her. in SHOCK I terest in life, her enthusiasms, apectacular coiffure into some­ j Garden 'Club at the Country Club. ALFRH) . thing more businesslike before I Mrs. Morris Simoncclli, the for- and her knowledge of the world ^ESTPICIVRE ' about her. HITCHGOCKS ON MOTHER’S DAY—SUN., MAY 12th sending a young girl off to be in­ I met- Miss Sumiko Matsushita, and OF THE terviewed for a job. [Mrs. James Gates, the former. Miss The minute a woman lo.se.s In- She even keeps on hand a stip- Matsiimi Yoshitake, will conduct tere.st in everything but her own y " O R I V E - I h ^ B irds" "THIS IS IT! the ceremony. Morris Simoncelli small, personal world, she begins TCCHhUCOLO/r ply of chic but capable-looking . to age. , R'lS E ■. . BOdON NOICh STUPENDOUS!' Treat Mom to Dinper at Clark’s! hata toi lend sweet young things will nanate, accompanied, by re­ , Tonight — ROD TAYLOR-JESSICA TANDY corded Japanese music. ! No matter how unlined her face SUfAMlE PIESHETTE •TrrrHBRa Fresh Fruit Cup with Sherbet—Sea Food CocktaU •for their first meetings with per- may be,, or how carefully her ■ Open - Every Night EAST HARTFORD •onnel -directors. The Tea Ceremony is one of the "To Kill a Mockingbird’' •> oldest arts in Japan, and has clothes flatter her figure, if she Chicken Rice Soup or New England Oam Chowder There’s Humor In It isn’t thinking for herself and Gregory Peck’s Aca4einy OFF OAK ST. Mlaa Lane, who’s had the agency changed little through the years. Award Performance WED. and THURS. ONLY It is a highly formalized art, learning and growing as a per­ lo m / E sr ALONG WITH OUR REGULAR MENU for eight years appreciates the hu­ son, she is getting old. “PICNIC” and “WACKIEST WE WILL FEATURE morous aspects of her job, is con­ governed by strict rules, and is closely associated with Zen Budd- Mo.st middle-aged women . today SHIP JN THE ARMY” ’ vinced the world is full of bad have considerable time on their Matineee Wed., SaL, San. 2 PJW. spellers who want to be secre­ hLst philosophy. A basic idea be- hands. Evgs. (Mon.-Thnrs.) 8:15 FJS. PRIME RIBS OF ROAST BEEF, Yoricshlre Pudding himi the T e a Ceremony is to Friday-Sat. 8:80 e Sunday 7:80 taries. If they let it trickle away In Starts FHday-^ISNEY’8 BAKED VIROINIA H A ^, Pineapple Sauce Induce an artistic calmness, rev­ aimless shopping, card playing Her favorite spelling -story is erence!; and a seirenity of mind. "M i r a c l e (mf t h e Starts May 29tfa—CkMmeotlqat about the woman of 28, with an and gOMiping, no amount of. lime Premiere Winner ef 7 AcAdeiny ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING. Orange Sauce Miss Millicent Jones of Bolton and mohey spent on their looks is EAST WHl'rai STALUONS” M.A. degree in education, who had is chairman of the meeting. Award# “LawrenM ef Arabia.” just lost her position as a child going to keep them young. ROAST LEG OF SPRING LAMB, Minted Pears What will keep them young is guidance instructor. On Miss BROILED BONELESS SHAD AND ROB Lane’s application card she wrote Tax Measure Passed to read to learn, to go back to' school instead of playing cards the rea^n for leaving her last Xnd> b r o i l e d LIVE LOBSTER. Oabmeat Dressing job: "Celery insufficient.” Ha r t f o r d i a p ) — a bin that all day, to pitch in and do com­ would set up a committee to study munity work, to develop new BIOTIOIIS CONKUY With A chuckle she produces a is ‘■PBBIUD OF CHAR(X)AL BROILED STEAKS AND CHOPS the tax burdens on elderly cit­ skills, and to keep themselves ADJUSTMENT” piss letter from a high official on an izens has been passed by the well informed about what is going "The Base el the Uni'* Industrial development board of on in the world. Open 7:M - Show st Dank SALAD BOWL—ASSORTED BREAD BASKET House and sent to the governor STARTS SUNDAY Luxembourg referring to a young for his signature. If it is to stay young and alert, HOT GARLIC BREAD AND (X)RN FRITTERS stenographer she had placed with Yol Bmaer-- Toap Cartls ia One of the main questions that the mind has to be u s^ . And it is "TABKA8 BULBA” plan . In Addition to Our Regular Desserts him on a temporary a.s.signment: a woman’s mind — not her face "BOAD TO HONG KONG” "It is my earnest suggestion,” the nine-member committee would FEATURE Int TONITE ^eBtaurmtt STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE — INDIAN PUDDING study is whether the elderly should — that really tells the world Open 7:6* LEMON CHIFFON PIE wrote the official, despairing but whether .she is , young and alert Shnw .diplomatic to the end. "thaf you be given some exemptions on state at Dank ASSORTED RjE CREAM AND SUNDAES and local taxes. and eager, or a has-been who is CREhm DB MENTHE SIDUIAE require Miss—to Increase her pro- Just marking tiine. flclmc.v before accepting another The bill, already approved by rolls out the welcojm^ LWat for all the Senate, went through the (All rights reserved; assignment. The number of er­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) rors a letter typed makes cost per House yesterday. There have been . .Enjoy your favorite CocktaU beftire dinner. . . letter thoroughly exorbitant.” numerous proposals to grant su'ch MOTHERS on MOTHER’S DAY... tax relief during this session. MAGIC MENUS »WINDI A Happy. Ending LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Five Three members of the commit­ Harry! Ends ToaHa Miss lame has a habit of giving local couples have devised a plan • client. a quick once-over and tee would be appointed by (fov. That Great Daaay Kay A menu u^urpassedj, served in p most eongeniel John N. Dempsey, three by the whereby they will make a gas- la "MAN FROM THE The Suewteg wfiat kind of Job he’s af­ tronomical tour of the world with­ DINER’S CLUB” plan etmosphere— ere the ingredients to meke Mom's ter. speaker of the House end Uupss by out leaving home. "The WaoUeet SUp the p^resident of the Senafo. ____ la tke Aemr*’____ One day a fni^e-aged, plumply The group of husbands and day out a tremendous succoss! attractive woman entered, look­ The bill stipulates that the group 8TART8 SUNDAY . i ‘ -. wives will take turns serving au­ A “D A « ” wHh ing for all the world to Miss Lane must report to the governor and thentic meals representative of CONNIE----- TBANCII FRANCIS FOB RESERVATIONS TEL. 742-7891 Ul(« a buyerv,/or a small depart­ the General Assembly on or before various countries. The project got In F o l^ the Boyn” ment store. Jan. 15, 196fi. sad SOUTH ST.. COVENTRY t. V off to 'an appropriate' start with "Whera the Boys Are" CLARK’SM NOF^TH STREET — WILUMANTIC,’ CONN. "1 hopayiDiu can halp me," ahe Thi» House passed a total of six Mr.' and Mrs. Arnold T. Parris 1 MILE FROM NATHAN HALE HOBBBSTEAD tagaa. *T>^ been Uyiug for 20 non-con trovHnil|i1 bills yesterday drawing Franca for theli' dinner TKL BEST AHEAD OE THE OPEN 7 DAYS—LEGAL BEVERAGES 1 For Reservations Can ^ -9 0 0 1 b e j| | rs adjourning until Monday. theme. » " •* L ------, M Ml I, I, MANCHfiSlTJlR EVBljll^G HERALD/MAKCHESTBII, 0>NN„ SATURDAY, M A T ll, 1981 MANDHSSTER e v e n i n g HEliALD, MANCHESTER. OONMr SATURDAY, MAY 11, 19jS8 ^ A O l f l V B - r A o i f o u B Kenneth B. Parsons, Ctoorgb, threat to the aeourlty of lliia If; South Windsor Rockviile-Vernon Dr., 'Vernon. ^ Fidel Sees Easing nation in Cuba." Changes Complete '^MpcHa Flights ' Members o f the club attended Said Keating: “ We cannot deal Shea Says Democrats sessions of the state convention In U.S. Relations at all until the Russtan troops and In Army Reserve of Connecticut State Federation weapons are out of then. We can’t oven talk about It, and that Wappiiig PTA Simulated in Glass History of Women’s Clubs at the Statler- NEW YORK (AP)—Fidel Castro WASHINGTON (A P ) - Rsor- Hilton in Hartford qn May 7, 8 should be made very clear.” says the recant exchange of prts- Passeci Phony Budget ganliation of the Army’s reserve and 9. Castro was asked about the rev Sets Fair Date '. Baltimore Lab Topic of Talk Highlighting the three-day event I between the United Statea cent exchange of 21 Americans forces—once so controverstal-has was a reception Wednesday eve­ and Cuba eat the stage for "the ^ I d prisoner In (Juba for the three The fiscal 1968-64 budiYet "Is one of the phonieet budgeta been completed • modth ahead of Cubiuis and one Ouban-Am^can Wapplng P T A has scheduled Us h j j6Hrr wooDFiEUi ning honoring (^ le f Justice Ray­ beginning of better celatlona" be­ ever adopted In this town,” Atty. John F. Shea Jr., Republi- schedule. To Art Unit mond E. Baldwin of the Connec­ imprisoned in the United States second. family fair for Saturday, tween the two countrlea. -, The Army announced Friday BAMIMORB, Md. (AP) — As­ ticut Supreme Court. on charges r a n g ^ from espion­ ^ town chairman, charged last night. "The people shouldn’t June 8. on the Wapping School The Cuban prime minister, in a age to murder. Did that show “ a be fooled by any one-mill,tax increase,” he said, be<»use if that the paper reorganization woe tronaut Alan Shepard coaxed in­ •The History of Glass” is the Those attending were Mrs. Al­ finished May 1, but noted that tha beginning of a rapproachment” the DiBrnocmtlc majority plana to^ grounds. The event will open at 11 tently at the winXing instrument topic of a talk to be given at the fred E. Brooks Jr., Mrs. Hugh filmed interview televiaed PVlday new makeup won’t be tested In Collins; Mrs. Sol Canter, Mrs. —that Is, a resumption of cprdial fulfill lU campaign promlsea It were elected: Mias Fllnor M. Hash- o.m. and run to 4 p.m. panel b^ore him. regular meeting of the Tolland nlg^t, also said that the questkm DOUBLE the field until reserve units under­ Frank Detolla, Mrs. John H. H ar­ relationa—between the two egun- will have to make up the shortagea Im, ISO W. Middle Tpke.; and Q if- Among the events featured will A blight, red ball danced crazily of Soviet “ technicians” in his go summer training later this on a screen in the upper left Coimty Art Association Tuesday vey, Mrs. Laurence Heavisides, tires? Miss Howard asked. by bonding heavily. ford Hansen, 60 Farm Dr., to fill be games for young and old, pony country should be dlscusssd U la the beginning. . . It Is WORLD GREEN year. eomer, registering the pitch, yaw at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria o f the old Mrs. Ronald A. Kozuch, Mrs. Atty. Shea, apeaking to about vacancies. The reriniation of Eki- rides, a Cub Scout circus .and door When first announced the plan high school building at Park and Alexander W. Martin Jr., Mrs. among all three of the powers in- possible If w e can use It, U the 26 mernbeni of the (X>P town com­ gene F. Sturgeon, 42 (Jovsntry St., prizes. Refreshments will be .‘•old. and roll of his space vehicle. A ■volved—the United Statea, the drew fire from some state gov­ miniature television screen to his School Sts. Raymond J. PalozeJ, Mrs. Louis United States wants It, It is the mittee, aaid there Ohouldn’t have waa accepted. Proceeds from the fair will be So'vlet ■ Union and Cuba. beglnhing of better relations,” . ernors because it called (or elim­ light. Immediately in front of the The speaker will be Graham Pllver, Mrs. Harold J. Pusch and been a tax tnereoM at all. Committee funds total $194.81, used to purchase books for the I, ination of eight National Guard Hood, curator of decorative arts Mrs. Gary E. RamsdelL He said he didn’t thliik It was (Jastro replied. STAMPS "The Democrata certainly lean- and 64 membera have paid their co-pUot, showed the moon’s rough, school library. and Army Reserve divisions plus good that "the United States "It’s a way of diminishing ten­ crater-pitted surface growing ever at the Wadsworth Atheneum. A Barbecue' Hcketa on Sale •d over to repay any oampaign $10 aaseaamenta, according to a To Dance In Recital some 730 smaller specialized units. native of Stratford-on-Avon, .Eng­ ■wants to discuss it with the Soviet sion,” he added. “ It’a .one. way— debt In the way they handled the larger as touchdown rapidly ap­ Park Place in the Rockville ALL WEEK treasurer’s report read by Mrs. Eighteen South Windsor young The new structure calls for 28 proached. land, Hood came to this countly In Union, without us.” and Just as all the other steps, •duoajtlon budgrt,” he sold. ’"ITiey Truman Crandall, acting treasurer. center ■will have a festi'val air that the United States govern' people will dance in the annual re­ National Guard and six Reserve Shepard checked the instrument 1961, and now lives In Wethers­ about It on June 8, the day o f the The bearded Communist dicta­ added 166,000 with the full reallaa- Joins Council divisions employing the new con­ field. Moderator tor also left the door open for a ment has given are other steps d ia l of the Jane Hart School of panel again. It was time. Drive Aide area Clhamber of Commerce’s Old tion that the board already haa a Dancing at Bushnell Memorial Hall cept of battalions of 750 to 860 Signaling the navigator to pre­ He was educated at the King Mrs. Diadore LeviiU o f Hertford discussion on compensidlng U.S. —like stopping the piratical at­ 135,000 ourplUB w h l^ it haa Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi of Temple men. Raymond P. Ward Jr., 91 Alton Fashioned cOicken Bart>ecue. tacks against Cuba—all these are in Hartford on Sunday, May 26, at cede him, he crawled carefully Edward 'VI School, Stratford, firms for the expropriation of taken aa a little bonua.” Beth Sholom, recently was elected The 16-dlvision Regular Army St., 'Will serve as assistant chair­ Chicken will be served from will moderate a pand diiicusMon stalls In the tight direction.” 3 p.m. All are students at the Wap­ under the co-pilot's seat Into the man of the 1963 mental health Keble College, Oxford, and Court- noon to 6 p.m.; city merchants their property in Ciuba. He oaid the large achool budget The ^ member of the National Execu­ al.ecial attractions for the Hotel Ri'vlera in Ha'vana last duai role played by Ted Cum- .sembly of America at its national about 1,360 men each—to the new The public is invited to attend. Sholom at the temple. The diacus- against u¥^ thing. ton, Eaiington, Somoni, Stafford, Junior Women Install Tlonald E. Hombroo, son o f Mr. on a mathematic book in braille^ Director DeUaiFera alao charged going to chase you), you are go­ ’nio Vemon Junior Woman’s Club and Mrs. Francis Hombrook o f 12 and Mrs. Isaac Brownstein, certi­ Soviet military presence which is cation In Gonneotlout.” that ths majority peuity haa lost ing to need prompt treatment By POLLY CRAMER Honored hy Colleagues^ Pupils The entire room is blacked out. Tolland aa^ ’Vernon, beddoa Man­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. In the mother ship, ^three huge, chester. annual banquet is scheduled ’Tues­ Brookside Lane, has enUsted In fied Hebrew braUlist. right o f plana to pnrvlde three new Only most important firri aid day at 7 p.m. at Piano’s Restau­ U.S. N avy for a period of four Miss Marcia Baron, a blind atu- fiqatiouaea, not Just the central measures may save your life. The DEAR P O L L Y -M y hint is a padded reclining chaUrs face the Twenty-nine years of service to^ Miss Sylvia Claflin, a Grade rant in Bolton. Dimner ■will begin years. Upon completion o f np- dent at the University o f Hartford, firabouse. ‘The other two (posribly use of a touAilqUet and the mak' way to make a sharp looking kick anfQy lighted instnuhent console, pleat that stays put. After a skirt Manchester children did not go teacher at Bowers, had written a to. remove the kinks from the at 7:80 p.m. proxinuvtely nine weeks o f basic will be a guest at the meeting. one at McKee S t and the other hi Ing of a series of Incisions has and the astronauts control their hem is in, press the pleat in place unnoticed last night as more than poem, a tribute to Mrs. Donald­ operation so when the actual Special guests will be Mro. Wil­ training, he will be granted t'wo She is a pianist and w ill entertain the Green area) are completoly been advocated for so many years flight Just as they will when the and then stitch through the. hem 300 school officials, teachers, for­ son’s love for children and enthusi­ voyage is finally made — from moon-shot is made, the problems liam Walsh of Newington, past w ^ k s leave, and will be assigned ■with several selections. forgotten,” he said. that most persoris are afraid not and seam (the back and under­ mer and current pupils honored asm for teaching, which was read blastoff to recovery. The simu­ will be minimal. Junior director of the Connecticut to a school in the electronics field. In addition to the discussion Form er Miayer Harold A. Turk- to apply these measures, although FOR D ESSER T...,\ For example, the control panel and SATURDAY ONLY Ington atruck out at the Demo- there is growing evidence that neath fold of the pleat) and press Mrs. Frances C. Donaldson, a kin­ by Miss Helena Booth, a Grade 6 State Federation of Women’s FRIDAY lated flight, Just as its real-life Before entering the Navy, Horn- there ■will -be a display of all has been revamped repeatedly, again. —MRS. D. dergarten teacher retiring next teacher. Miss Booth presented oounterp^, takes seven days. Clubs, and Mrs. James G. Osmond .braille equipment and devices used orata In several directions. they do little or no good. broo was employed by P ^ t A GIRLS—This is a good addition month. Mrs. Donaldson with a silver bowl Fach maneuver, each decision, for ease in ■viewing. On the first o f Hartford, the organization’s sec­ He said the board of education On the other hand, such meo- Whitney Aircraft .Oorp. in East In teaching the blind. M » . Henry) MAY 10 and 11 to make to pleats -t)iat are ,ln from the Bowers staff and other |T., registers in a master control cen­ trial, it ■was foimd that the pilot ond 'Vice president, who will install Miller will give a resume of the acred In voting to keep half the Burea can do harm in that when Greetings were brought from developed a severe neck kink Hartford. He graduated from ready-made garments. \Certaidly colleagues. ter duplicating the one at Cape the club’s new officers. accomplishments of the brallllsts $70,000 surplua Ita finance oom- a tourniquet Is applied there is the board of education by Mrs. from scanning the board. So the Rockville High School in June makes prewing easier, top. —■ Katherine D. Bourn, chairman, The Grade 6 girls, til former Canaveral, and simultaneously is New offlceni are: Mrs. Louis L. 1961. in this area. There ■will be a ques­ mlttee haa estimated wUl be left always danger of tissue damage, panel was realigned. due to deprivation of the limb and from the administration by pupils of Mrs. Donaldson, who as­ fed to an analoghe computer, Pllver, president; Mrs. Harold J. tion and answer period after the over at the close o f the fiscal sisted the staff and PTA in serv­ Now, the pilot can check his below the tournlqnet of oxygen­ POLLY Bupt. of Schools William H. Oir- which translates it, then flashes Pusch, ■vice p re s e n t; Mrs. W il­ Vemon news is handled by The prog^ram. year. The board, he sold, haa a mo­ ing refreshments were Kathleen instruments merely by moving ated blood. DEAR POLLY — Possibly the tis.. and Asst. Supt, Ronald P. the results back to both capsule liam 'Taylor, recording secretary; Herald’s BockvlUe Bureau, S W. The meeting is open to' anyone ral obligation to return oil the sur- Beckett, Marilyn Gray, Susan Moy­ his eyes. This Increases the danger of girls with short hair will find this Scott,.. and master control in the form of Mrs. Herbert Flaivell, correspond­ Interested in learning braille, or l^us to the town.” er, Sheila Benson, Kathleen Cough­ Diuing the ■various shots, even Main St., tel^hone 87S-81S6 or gangrene, and incisions increase helpful. For thoee difflcult-to-set diangea on the instrument panel. ing secretary; Mrs. Robert W. working -with the blind. Director Turkington said Police Thoniaa Bentley, retired princi­ lin, Patricia Sturtevant, Judith the waste products of the astro­ 649-6797. the danger of infection. i If inct curls at the nape of the neck, The entire operation is instantan­ Beervyorth, treasurer; and Mrs. Mrs. Lester Shapiro is chairman C2iief James Reacdon should not pal o f the Ho/lirier St. School, now Paterson and Sheryl Sieffert. nauts are checked periodically, slons are made they should be use ordinary pipe cleaners. They SHADY GLEN ICE CREAM eous, despite the 190,000 miles of Neisem Youngerman, nominating OVER THE RIVER of the meeting. ha've been elected acting general renamed fo r him,, and retired Supt. Mrs. Donaldson was born In wire Involved. since this analysis can reveal im- chairman. , few, and ahould be made only in simplify the setting and the curls due stress faster than any other. manager. A move to keep Town of Schools Arthur Uling wished Long Branch, N.J., and moved to With the flip of a switch, the Mrs. Edward C. Rcdierts Jr. is SYDNEY (AP) — Kevin Dono- the iricinity of the bite. last longer. That “ necessity is the C.F. Barbourj technical coordi­ (Jounael Irving Aronaon out of the mother of Invention” Is truly dem- Mrs. Donaldson a happy retire­ Manchester in time to spend her Any flavof, as long as it's Shady Glen— fUghf controller can simulate mal­ bhalrman of .the installation com­ hoe, one of Australia’s top ama­ Competitors were required to hit Incisions can do no possible ment. Greetings were read from nator of the moon-shot simulator, the ball over the Nepean River spotlight "was tha one and only onstrated In your to e column. —• Junior and senior years at Man­ functions, meteroid hits or severe mittee, and assietance is being teur golfers, drove a b ^ l that good unless made within SO mhi' Miss Mabel Lanpheor, retired chester High School. recalls that one pilot Jettisoned carried 276 yards before hitting yhere it is more than 200 yards rssson he (Aronson) wsa not elect- BETTY radlaflon. Voice contact - can be provided by the club’s Grow and utes of the bite. They should nev­ principal ot Manchester Green Her teaching positions in town that's what my Mom would say! 300,000 gallons o'f fuel on the the gnx>und. wide. sd,” he said. eliminated without warning to im­ Show Garden Group, ■whl

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W b s i x MANCHESTER EVENING H ER^D , MANCHtiSTERj CONN, SATURDAY, JiUY 11,1968 MANGHfiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONn !,-SATURDAY, MAY 11,1968 PAGE SEVEN lianrlfFatrr higtg in Italy; tha principles I^ope John enunciated, in “Pacem in Tier- Connecticut Wonders of the Universe lEoanthQ ifarald ria'*'may . still be the principles the Negroes See Victory, PUMUBtillD BY THk whole world needs most desper­ War in Spaee^Part 2 Obituary miuf.np^mTpiy ro. ma Former Red Aide GroftDr.GMdKflledr ately; the liberalization Pope JtAn Yankee Churches tSaehtwlw, is seeking in the structure and cus­ TBOHA8 F #KRGU80N By A.H.O. Laimch Voter Dri've Mrs. Mary S. Provencal ' WALTER R FEROUSON tom of his Church may stili be the Under Wheels of Bus PubUahen Jeh ov^ ’B Wttaeeeee SC. Jemee’ Church Weapons in Orbit Mrs. Mary Agnes Provencal, 78, gloriously hopeful thing it l^as > Nortli Methodlot Ohnroh Sentenced to Bie Fbunded October 1. i m We Imagine that ei'ery time Klegdon HWI Rev. Edward'J. Reardon. Paetar SM Paricor St. (OMHIcaad treae Page Dm ) of Hartford, dtad yesterday at St. b«d Bvenlni Bntept seemed to so many. But there is Democratic ' National and State T»1 Male St. Rev. Eugeae F. Terpey Rev. H. Oogeod Bennett, mniBter Francis Hospital. Shs was the By DR. I. M. LEVITT curs within an unfriendly nation yer and real estate broker. Smyer (Oonttaoed from Page One mother of Mrs. Thelma Govang of Susan Lynn Kershaw, 3, died about 8:15 yesterday after­ AiKl Hoftiur*- Entered at the still, across the perhaps urgent Chairman John Bailey reads or Rev. Joseph H. M ocW i —which constitutes a provocation and a warning to the Soviet peo­ rice at Uanebeeter Conn., aa 8 p.m., Public. Bible dieoourae; Rev. John D. KogOM DIreetor, Tha Felt Planetarium State News ple to steer clear of foreigners. Vernon. noon a few hundred feet from her home at 77 Croft Dr., ______Claaa Mall Matter.______career of this particular leader, hears mention of the fact that hli » and 10:J0 a-m^ Family Wor of the first magnitude. U the only person on the group "Is Tour Destiny, of Tour Own of the Franklin Institute hod not intended to become one, Gomy accused 10 staff members Mrs. Provencal was bom Nov. that bothersome red diversion of children are involved in the firm ■Mp. Festival o f the Christian The pattern on the earth of the whose name hoe baen made pub- Buckland, after apparently falling under the rear wheels of SUBSCRIPTION RATES which handles insurance for the Making?.*’ by Clayton L. Peace, Masses at •, 7, 8, 9, 10:10 and home. and that he did not understand of the U.S. and British embassies 17, 1884 in Hlnneapolls, Minn., _ Payable la Adyanca The ability of the Russian as subeatelUte point will be a figure Uo. No rcaaon hoe been given for a school bus as it pulled away from the curb. the Increased Communist vote. state of Connecticut, of which he circuit supervisor. 11:80 a.m. 9 a.m„ Sunday School: Nuraery, that it was spying at first." of being Involved to the Penkov- and had lived in Hartford for 46 le Year ...... |J2.00 tronauts to rendezvous In space 8 «dth the center of the 6 on the Roundup Borovik told newsmen the pros­ sky-Wynne case.^ It was the firat fatality of the One has to reach toward some haa been political boss, he suf­ 4:15'pjn.. Watchtower study Orados 4 th rou ^ 12. equator, but every time the sat- the anonymity of the committee. years. S indicates that they may also pos ecutor hod not been able to prove Penkovsky confessed that he Besides Mrs. Govang, she is sur­ year on town streets. r Montha ...... 11.00 faith in an ultimate good design fers a deep, desperate twinge—a article: "God’s Hidden Wisdom St. Bartholomew’s Church 10:80 a.m., . Sunday School: elllte l l K is...... at perigee it will be over Mayor Albert BoutweU says the Rev. PhlUp Hussey, Pastor sesB the ability to Immobilize our Wynne was an active spy. If he had worked for more than a year vived by a son, five other daugh­ The pre-school a g e , girl, the tree Montha ...... 6.60of some kind in order to fashion twinge of the kind that tears a A Sacred Secret.’’ Nureory, kindergarten. Grades 1 the deslniatleslgriated point on the earth, agreement la not binding on the (OeaUsMid Ironi Pngs Om Hospital Notes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miltqn One Month ...... l,86 Wedneeday, 8 p.m.. Group Bible Rev. Richard C. Bolloa through 8. reconnaissance' satelUtea. And if had, the prosecutor would have as a British-American spy. His ters, and thirteen grandchildren. man’s heart out, bit by bit. by any chanoe the nuclear powers be that point ah island or a city! newly-choeen mayor and Oty Kershaw, had apparently gone- t o " the comforting theory that so Assistant Pastor • p.m., Junior and Senior High that had been absorbed by the demanded a 16-year sentence, In- testimony that he sent out more Tlie funeral will be held Monday MEMBER OF We assume that, out of his un­ aid "Let Tour Name Be Sanctl' of this earth begin orbiting nu It should be obvious that dead­ Coimcll. ttead of only 10, Borovik asserted. greet the elementaxy school chil­ THE ASSOCIATED PRKSC much good ambition in so good a questioned affluence, he would, as fled” at eervlce centers: 87 Birch Methodist Touth FeUowehip. ly accuracy would be realised in company. ” than 5,000 films on Soviet affairs, at 8:il5'a.m. from the Flsotte Fu­ VlslUng hours arc 2 to 8 p.m. The Aaaociated Preaa Is excluEvEy Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and 11:10 8 p.m.. New Couples’ Club. clear weapons as a deterrent, it Commlision Mayor Arthur Borovik said Wynne has decided including rockets, raised a ques­ neral Home, 20 Sis-son Ave., Hart­ for all areas, except noatemlty dren; the bus was retumtog them aatlUed to the use of republlcatlon of man cannot possibly be smashed of today, gladly pay a million dol­ St.; 18 Oiambers St.; 287 Oak­ follows that these weapons can a weapons system of this tope. Hte fifth company was Pequot to appeal any sentence, and Boro­ from school. a.m. Hones called the agreement Hm - Gas of Westerly, RJ., which the tion as to just how tight Soviet ford, with, a solemn requiem where they are 2 to 4 p.m., and all news diapatches credited to It or by any inconclusive interpretation lars to have the whole story re­ land Bt.; 144 Griffin Rd„ South also be immobilized. As an example, Commander Shir- vik added that this will be done— security is. The bus driver, who said yester­ act otherirlse credited hi this paper pealed arid run back off the rec­ Windsor; French'Rd., Bolton. Hie Preobyteriaa Church ra brought his capsule down with­ wash, and sold he would order PUC claimed was allowed to raise Mass at St. Lawrence O’Toole's 6:30 to 8 p.m., and private rooms, and also the local news published here. of one election. Church of the AssnmptioB We hear v :ry little about orbit­ the arrest of any persona violating to the Presidium of the Supreme As a former deputy chief of Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be in where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. day he was 'unawafe that he had ' All rirtta of republlcatlon of special— ord, so that at least that one part Friday, 7:30 p.m., Theocratic 48 Spruce S t in three miles of the designated its rates but only on the condition Soviet. We would hope to see Pope John Adams St. and Thompsoa Rd. Rev. Jemeo L. Rnnaom, Mhilater ing nuclear weapons' In space the city’s segregation codes. the foreign section of the State Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. Visitors are requested not to run over anything, continued dispatenea herein are also reserved. of it never happened. Ministry School. and there is good reason for this Impact point in the last U.8. that any refund from wholesalers The lawyer said the pleas of in undiminished physical arid Rev. Francis J. Mlchalek, Nevertheless, King has indi­ Committee on Scientific Coordina­ Friends may call at the funeral smoke in patient’s room. No more about 200 f ^ on Croft Dr. before Full service client of N. E. A. Serv­ If we may progress from our 8:80 l>.m.. Service Meeting. lack of comment. Our Department manned flight, showing how close wotld be passed on to the cus­ Studies French Wynne and Penkovaky were made tion Penkovsky had acceas to the shouts of the remaining 10 imagined delving into his personal Pastor 9:80 a.m., Sunday School with we could come to a target from cated he would call off demonstra­ tomer. home today and tomorrow from 2 than two vistton at one time per es. Inc. moral vigor for time to come. But, of Defense considers the presence WllUam F. Maher of Goodwin behind closed doors so as to give masses of secret and semisecret chlldrhn In the bus stopped him. Publishers R^resentatlves Hie emotions to the realm of pure, Oeeter CoegregnUonel Church Rev. FYancls T. Butler, claesea for all ages. AdulU study, orbit. While the Ruseiana have not tions on the basis of the good to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. patient. Julius Mathews Special Ajcency—New if there is nothing mortals can do of weapons in space a most irra­ Rd., Bolton, haa been admitted to Peiikovsky a chance to talk in material. All were residents of the Croft hard, practical politics, we also United Church of Christ AooocUto “The Parables of Jesus." Indicated their Impact error, it faith agreement—at least until the York Chlcaao Detroit and Boston. about his physical health, there is tional step. As a point of fact, Cartoonint RUet Set the Foreign Language Institute at detail about the secrets he alleg­ Penkovsky’s morals were as­ Patients Today: 260 .Dr. area, and were sent home. m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u OF have some suppositions to make. 11 Center St. 10:40 a.tn., Morning Worship cannot be assumed to be greater city has hod a chance to consider Paul P. MIcklewlei the entire question of such weap­ the proposed agreement. WATERBURY (AP)—FunOral Sit. Anselm’s College, MonehesUr, edly passed on. Details about sailed during the closing testi­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY; The bus driver, Samuel R. Wil- CmCULATlONg.______something they may do about the It seems to us that the very Rev, Clifford O. Simpeon, Minister Masaes at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 end Sermon: "A Message for Mother," than that of' this country. Thus, Penkovsky's plea could not be ROCKVILLE — Paul Peter Mlc- 11:30 a.m. by the Rev. Mr. Ransom. Nursery ons Is B highly controversial one. Originally, the Negroes sought services will be held Monday for N. H., Ocheduled from June 33 mony. Janet Sombrlc, 91 Laurel St.; Har- 73, of 11 Ridge St., waa charg Tne Herald Printing Company, tac.. possible greatnes.s of his ideas and same phase of the story which Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, It is pointed out that the pres­ the space powers must be fully learned. klewlcz, 79, of 40 Grove St., died for preschoolers. Junior Chwirdfi to have all changes dropped Carl L. (Merit) Moriison, 78, car­ through Aug. 10. In summing up, the prosecutor late last evening at Rockville City old Hill, Soihersvllle; Mrs.; Geneva ed with negligent homicide, and is, assumes no financial respunslbnity lot his ideals. To them people of all must be causing John Bailey moat AssoeiAte Minister ence of weapons orbiting the aware of the deterrent potential The inotitute, which will be con­ Penkovsky, assailed- for sex and said Penkovsky’s moral depravity t/pographical erro» appearing In ad- personal pain and anguish, from ^ S t Bridget’s Church for thoM in Kindergarten 1 through of these orbital weapons. against arrested demonstrators. toonist for the Wateibury Repub- Hospital. Holda, 24 Eldrldge St.; Mrs. Freda free under $100 bond pending a ▼aiwements and other reading matter faiths can. if they will, bring earth Is a highly provocative act ducted In French, is one of 82 drinking bouts, gulped and paled showed in both his private life May 27 hearing in Circuit Court In The Manchester Evening Herald. the emotional point of view, is also 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Morning Rev. John F. Delaney Grado 0. Unlike conventional orbits which Nearly all Negroes arrested have llcan-American for more than 40 when the prosecutor, Lt. Gen. He waa bom Jan. 1, 1884 In Archackl, 163 Union St., Rockville; 8 p.m., Touth Fellowship. and no nation would want to un­ been released on bond. The years.' , summer and four ocademlc-yeor and in his treason, to his home­ Mrs. Joan Holley, 130 Union St., 12, Manchester. strength and life and their proper the specific phase of the story Worship. Sermon: "Milestone or Rev. Stanley E. HastUlo dertake a step so fraught with constrain space vehicles to trav­ Artem Gorny, presented his de­ land. Russia, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dlsoiay advertising closing hours: . Rev. Dennis R. Hussey 7 p.m., Evening Service with the charges have not been dropped. Mortlson, whose "By Mort" car­ foreign language institutes con­ Mlcklewlcz. Rockville: Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne, The identity of an adult who For Monday—1 p.m Friday chance of fulfilment. which has been doing him the Millstone.” danger. el with speeds of about 17,000 mands. Russian spectators ap­ "He easily started affairs with Rev. James Bonnema of the Chris­ Despite reports to the contrary, toons are among the collections ducted throughout the nation un­ Mr. Mickewlcz had lived in Wapplng; Mrs. Agnes Clark, Iron- witnessed the accident haa been For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. worst damage from the sheerly 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School There are ways in which to get miles per hour, these would be a der the National Defense Educa- plauded loudly and long. women. . . and coming home late For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. MsMes at 7, 8, 9 10 and 11 a.m, tian Reformed Church in Wap- wide range In apeede for vehicles King said there was reason to be­ of three presidents, died ThurO- Rockville for the past eight years, wood Eh',,'Vernon: Loui.s Bifolck, withheld by the police. For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. political point of view. It was this Nursery and Lower Junior around the provocative features tkxi Act. Wynne winced and his slim wife, at night after his sprees, used to Philanthropist |)ing, guest speaker. moving In a highly eccentric or­ lieve that none of the children who day in Watetbury hospital after a Sheila, 24, shut her eyes as they coming from Tolland where he had 43 Dailfey Circle, Rockville; Jon­ Cause of death is listed as skull For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. element of his own personal con­ through Junior High. Members of of this situation. There are some stayed away from school to ^in The program will provide spe­ say he had been ^ s y on a re­ For.Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. nection with the insurance com­ First Church of Christ, Scientist Monday, 8 p.m.. Women's Fel­ planners who suggest that we bit. When the payload is at ap­ long illness. heard translations of Gomey’s lived for 22 years. Before his re­ athan Peck, 14 Strong St.; Sher­ and internal injuries, by Dr. Rob­ Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each Jimmy Hoffa has been Indicted the Primary Department will at­ lowship meeting at Church. the demonstrations would be ex­ cial teacher training to improve sponsible assignment," the pro­ mission picture which first es­ tend church with their families. Masonic Temple might put nuclear warheads in ogee, it would be 44,278 miles The self-taught cartoonist was words. secutor said. tirement, he had been employed wood Ferguson, 74 Horton Rd.; ert R. Keeney, town medical ex­ day of publication except Saturdayagain, — according to announcement amve the surface of the earth pelled. the teachers’ knowledge of subject by the M. T. Stevens Co. A. Peter Russak, South Windsor; aminer. t a.m tablished the probe itself as a g o­ 6:30 p.m., CTP Club. Guest orbit at 60,000 to 76,000 mUes the author of two regular Repub- matter and country, and to fa­ At the suggestion of the court Penkovsky, a married man, ad­ by his ever-pursuing enemy. At­ 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sunday Trinity Covenant Church and moving with, a speed of 2,800 He later told a mass rally that lican-Amerlcan features— "News- Wynne agreed to detail reserva­ Mr. Mickewlcz is survived by his George Andrews, 88 White St.; Patrolman Robert Lanhan and ing, growing proposition, destined speaker; Lydia Akeason from School and nursery. above the earth. These would cir­ If the children were susjiended or miliarize them with the newest mitted he had a mistress, later Saturday, May 11 inevitably to spread its headlines Hackmatack St. Near Keeney cle the earth in 70 hours 38.0 min­ miles per hour. When it reached Item," an editorial cartoon, and tions to the guilty plea he entered Identified as Galina 2tacharova. A wife, Re)(toa Chmura------Mickewlcz. „Russell , Upton - Jr., Stafford , Walter Fergu.sr>n investigated. torney General Robert Kennedy. Ghana, Africa. Worship; Each "Adam and Fallen Man” will be expelled, demonstrations would methods and techniques of teach­ The Flesh And The Cause out from the state across the na­ with his own brush." Paintings Rev. K. Ejnar Bask, Pastor utes, and 125 hours 2.6 minutes. perigee it would be but 800 miles "A New Worry Every Itay,” a hu­ Tuesday in the closed sesrion to­ Russian, Igor Rudovsky, testified The funeral will be-held Mon-' William and , Stanley Susan Lynn Kershaw was born The indictment is from a grand the subject of the Lesson-Sermon. above the surface of the earth resume around white schoole un­ ing foreign langui«es. day at 1 p.m. from the Ladd 732 Union St., Rockville; ; In New Bedford, Mass., Dec. 9, tion. from all countries. Thus, high above the earth would mor cartoon. A graduate of Holy Croee Col­ day. He was expected to appeal he hunted up girls lor Penkovsky. If there is an illness in the body jury in Nashville, Tenn., and It The Golden Text is from Romans 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with and at that time It would be mov­ til the Negro children were al­ for clemency on grounds he vtas Funeral Home, 19 Ellln^on A ve.! Mr®- Zita Page, Tolland: Cathy ' 1969- It was this element of personal be warheads which would take a lowed to return to their classes. His work was Included In car­ lege, Maher attended Georgetown Russian defense attorneys lU'ged charges Hoffa with trying to buy 5: 17. Scriptural selections include: classes for kindergarten through long time to drop from orbit to ing with a speed of 8,100 miles toons presented to former presi­ tricked by the British intelligence mercy from the court for lx)th The Rev. Paul Bowman, pastor of Copeland. 412 E. Center St.; Gus- Besides her parents, she leaves o f Pope John X X n i—and the connection which made it impos­ South Methodist Church 1 Cor. 15: 22. Correlative passages University Law Bchool and is a some jurors in the ti;ial, in Ntish- sible for him or his party to de­ adult. The Covenant Touth Cara­ the surlace. The significant point per hour. Because of this wide dents Truman and Elsenhower by service into becoming a courier clients, arguing they had repented Union Congregational Church w ill; Tav Magnuson, 87 Plymouth Lane; | two brothers, David Kershaw and news suggests as much— there Rev. Lavrrenre F. Almond from "Science and Health with van team will participate in the speed variation. It might prove member ot the Gamma Eta Gam­ officiate. Bdrial will be in North • Denise Parrish, 64 Wedgewood Michael Kershaw a sister Debra ville last fall, which ended in jury fend the insurance patronage sys­ about high-altltude orbits Is that the American Cartoonists Society. ma legal fraternity. He represent­ for Penkovsky. their alleged transfer of Soviet has, ever since the Italian national Rev. Ray C. Hollis, Jr. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary opening worship of both the Pri­ an exceptionally difficult object to Cemetery, Tolland. Dr.; Edward Lehan, East Hart-I Kershaw; her paternal grandpar- tem a.s just another politics as they could never be used for sur­ Board Suggests A "By Mort" cartoon was ed United Aircraft Corp. In Ehirope The Russians haVe used the spy military, political and economic elections, been some reason for an di.sagreement, leaving Hoffa free Baker EMdy, include p. 318: 20. mary and' Upper t, Grant, Rector mon: "The Church In Your Lightning caused scattered dam­ There were 929,252 persons in with First Battalion, First Regi­ Yet when men are again buffet­ to enrich our lives and grant us House." fast. ■I and again unto the Lord!’’ Nursery ly thought the Vatican's role in title to the Mets, while we take age in.. Massachusetts. Electrical this country 85 and oyer, accord­ Red Rift, May ment of the First Marine Division, ing nature: either for Uie sport of fulness of joy. ’That Is, He is doing 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for all to parish house. transformers were struck, black­ Italian politics boomeranged. But 8 ajn.. Holy Communion. 4 -Junior T quU) Group. . ages. ing to the 19B0 census. These the oldest known Marine Corps it or for the sake of survival, they ourselves off in some other direc<- all that He can do — until. But 6:30 p.m.. Senior Hi Youth 11 a.m., Gottesdienst mlt Abend- ing out parts of Arlington Center climb back into their animal skins. this time the Vatican's effort to 9:15 a.m.. Family Service, Holy 10:46 . a.m., Holiness service. figures include 10,369 oldsters regiment. tion. He could do much more — if.' If Group. Topic: "Are Our Churches mahl. and Lynnfleld, suburbs of Roeton. 100 or over. Get Tougher Thus when physical fitness is a direct the voting of the Italiari peo-. Bai>tism classes, addresses. Music by Citadel Band and Song­ Certain things we know. we were responsive. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser­ Really Different?" 7 p.m.. Young People's Society. Some 200 homes w erew ithout question, is U- any , wonder that pie was relatively mild and gentle. l..H « is loving us with affec­ sters. Sermon by MaJ. Lamle- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., -Luther­ power in Lynnfleld. Kiwainis Clfib board of directors The Mets who win four and mon. classes. "Grand-Mothers. ’ ’ National sales of dog foods run (Conttnned from Page One will meet Tuesday at 11 a.m.-at the i shorLi are leather in the tion far deeper than any human an Women’s Missionary League long (50-lnile) run? Now If the surface result of five in a row are not the Mets 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Young Rockville Baptist Church 2 p.m., Hospital vlslUtlon by The Great Lakes region—which around $860 million a year, pet Country Club. Dean Robert Norris love can do — with infinite long­ People’s Fellowphip. topic discussion. Refreshments. sweltered with tempratures In the food industry figures reveal. vise its tactics in Southeast Asia, these Italian elections had been a we once fell in love with. ing for our wellbeing. 69 Union 8 t Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Friday, 7:30 Church council. of the University of Connecticut numerical decline in the Commu­ Tue.sday, 8 p.m. Teacher’s Plan­ Rev. Wlnthrop ty. Famswirth Thomas McCann. low 90s this Week—went for the the official suggested. This could will speak on "Clontmulng Educa- V ,'t can understand the ,,Meta . 2- He has equipped us with ning session, St. ■ Mary’s Church, Piwtor overcoat as the 80s prevailed. First Secretary-General of the mean more Soviet support for nist vote, the happy, enlightened every faculty needed for life in the 6:80 p.m., Prayer eervlce. ,tlon.” ’ who win in the last of the ninth Manohepter. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Second Congregational Church The northeastern section of the United Nations was Trygve Lie Communists in Laos and South Falling Boom theorizing that followed . could Kingdom of God. and is constantly Wednesday, 10 a m.. Holy Com­ 880 N. Main St. of Norway, who was elected to a Viet Nam. on a wild pitch, but not the Mets appealing to ouf mind- a.nd epno- 9 a.m.. Church school classsa for Mrs. Francis McCarthy and teen­ country had cold, cloudy anu wet Frances Herron Counpil, Pythi­ have been something like this: It munion. all ages. agers In charge of Mother’! Day Rev. Felix M. Davis, weather. Severe , thunderetorme five year term In 1946. His term 'The official said the United who win in tlie last of the ninth on tion. conscience and wi’ll to follow Minister an Sunshine Girls will install offi­ Is good, it is a blessed relief, and 7:30 a.m.. Church School teach­ 11 a.m., Mqpiing Womhip. Ser program. Representative mothers prevailed over southeastern Mis­ was extended three years in 1950 States, on the other hand, could cers Monday at 6:30‘ p.m. at Me­ Kills Worker a legitimate hitting rally. His guidance and receive His pow­ er's meeting. , . i Mrs, Richard H, Plnney er. . mon: "The Promise of Revival.” will speak- souri, In all of Kentucky, parts when the Soviet Union would not well take more Initiative in dealq morial Hall. Mrs. Lothaire Peck- it is^ good strategy, too, to be in­ Thursday. 6:30 p.m., Hartford Associate Minister agree to his re-election nor to ings with the East Eluropean Com-’ ’The Mets,we fell for knew their 3. He is trusting us with the, 6:45 p.m.. Youth and adult’s of Virginia and to some paris ’of ham will be installing officer. The A 83-year-old Manchester man telligent and broadminded about •Archdeaconry' meeting. Trinity prayer services. Gospel Hall Pennsylvania. election of anyone else acceptable munist countries, which he ■ cod-, place and contented themselves use of our faculties, and never 10 am., Morning worship. meeting is open to members' and yesterday afternoon was killed In­ the cold war and about parlies and Church, Tariffville. 7:30 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour. 410 Center St. to the West.- tended are warming up to the pos­ friends. with a kind of zest and gloi-y in takes away, from us freedom of Friday, 9 a.m,. Holy Commun­ Church School. Nursery. Serv­ Warm temperatures covered the stantly at Glastonbury when a people, to preach tlie reconcilia­ choice, not even when we use our Maesage: "Spiritual Diet." southern third of the nation. Most­ sibility of closer relationships and the originality they displayed in ion. ice of BapUms. Sermon by the About one million tourists ■visit more trade with the West. boom on a power shovel fell on tion rather than the annihilation liberty to live in rebellion against 10:30 a.mH Breaking Bread. Rev. Mr. Davis, "The Christian ly cloudy skies with widespread The Vasa Fieetfeet Dance Group him in an excavation ditch. staying there. These 1963 Mets. His holy will. S t Peter’s Episcopal Church 12:10 p.nv, Sunday School. precipltaUon covered the western the United Nations each year. He' noted that Congress has of men, and the election result Rockville Methodist Church Home.” In the retail food store, pet foods has openings for three boys. For Richard S. Niver of 251 Bush up in the rarefied atmosphere of ^ 4. 'He is maintakiing the moral Wapplng 7 p.m.. Gospel m ^ttog. fourth of the .country. barred Poland and Yugoslavia ■hows that this is really the way 142 Grove St. 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi and Pil- rank sixth in sales, ahead of .such from receiving the advantages of Information, Kent Carlson, presi­ Hill Rd., a workman for the Scag- third from the cej^ar, are in dan­ order of the universe, and holding Rev. James A- Bhdsall, Vicar Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet­

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(AP) — The cheaper and much nvore satlafac' your home but beauty as well. 479 Middle Tpke. E. Motorola aad Zealth Salea one as you wish. John Pratt, who political future sf Virgil Carrick, Call 644-1111 ' Manchester aad Berrloo DONALIX..ARE VDU ■ T e n WHEN I LEAVE has the United Rent-Alls fran­ elected te the City Ceuncil earlier 3.DAY this week, ‘ remained uncertain to­ FOB REPAIRS, r e b u i l t typewriters UNHAPPY w ith THE FACT HBREl'MSOINSIO W e Servloe A n Makea of TV, chise for this part of Connecticut day after an ugly chapter from REPLACEMENT ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, WAT MERLE AAANNERS HAS TELL HER HOW SERVICE! Sadloo aad Phonographa will be happy to show you the Radio Today Glenn Leads MONEY AND SOME SOCIAL I FEEL models and ^ v e you full Informa­ his youth was reepened Friday by • ON/ALL TYPES OF L. C. SMITHS Etc. -. tion as to prices. ansnymeus phene calls to a news­ WSBC—1860 We Handle Stationery Along M O D E R N A re you doing gardening this paper and radio stations. Orb Re-entry H7tli Office Machine Supplies FURNITURE OLEANRf* The disclosure that Carrick, 46, :00 Bteliop'a Corner yeaur or putting-in a neiw lawn? If 1:86 Weekend Review Yeur Mall List As Desired T V SER V ICE ao you w ill be Interested in renting a respected business and civic :98 Rayner Shines 5 - H a it^o-tiller which will make short leader, lest his rights of citizen­ .;88 News. Sign Oft Safety Team A. J. BERUBE, Prep. 99 SUMMER ST. work o f this chore. United Rent- ship when convicted of armed rob- ^ „ WTIC—1880 649-3477 — 64S-6342 A ll* ha-ve two sized, the regular bei^ 25 years ago, shook both' R e­ :60 News BY FRANK O’NEAL 8 nooks From McKee St. :1b Your Home Decorator By CONRAD FINK SHORT RIBS roto-tUler for small jobs and the publicans and Democrats. :38 Saturday Matinee TOKYO (A P )—I f all goes well, 1:00 Red Sox vs. Senators WOODCOCK TEL. 048-8805 new and large professional tsrpe Carrick, who rode a Repulbican an encouraging werd radioed tBIer, 10 h.p. that ia self-ipropeU^. landslide into office in last Tues­ i:30 Monitor ' SHE'S TWO Yep, I HAD A ta il' ;16 News Sports and Weather irom the U.S. ship Cbastal Sentry RciniiOEiu'noN co . VIC’S PIZZA SHOP The latter is recommended when a day’s municipal election in this 1:30 Monitor will be the last thing astrenaul HOURS early/ >yind allihe wav. more extensive jeib is te be done, furniture manufacturing city, ad­ :08 Keyboard Kingpins 153 W. Middle Turnpike a - "BLOCKS :16 Careers Leroy Gordoi), Cooper hears before Phone 649-8706 FINE SEUCTION it is so easy to use and ft will go mitted that at age 21 he and two :3(J Monitor he begins the crucial re-entry k i Upholstery through turf as easily as a hot other yeimg men drove a stolen 1:30 Just Jaxi phase cf his space flight. knifo through butter. All you do car to adjacent Davidson County .:80 News P and I V l Shop n zzA of WINES ;30 Starlight Serenade If things-^ don’t go as planned— is to -stairt the motor and just and held up a service staUpn. He :00 Sign Off if he Is incapacitated during his Re-nphelstering SPAGHETTI steor it where you want to plow. was sentenced to seven to ten WHAV—919 attempt at an American space RAVIOLI COMFORT” LIQUORS United ftent-Al'lo have a trailer years in prison and was paroled :00 Bobbin Along record—the Coastal Sentry could * Modern Furniture MORTY MEEKLE DICK CAVALLi after two years. 1:00 Mets vs. Reds aMallaklo that hooks on the back 1:00 Radio Tonight mean the difference between life OPEN DAILY BEER o< your oar, sheuld you require He reported monthly to his and Antiques :3U Tonight At My Place and death for Cteoper. 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. some w ay to ttansport this- tiUer. parole officer tor a year, he said, :0U Sign Off The Coastal Sentry, now moored 0 store Stools and Booths WEIELIVER WPOP—1410 OR5AT'5COrr/ 4 ^ 7 - P O e " 4 5 7 5 . w e TH A Ttsn-ie c :a b r AsOc olbout it at United Rent-AUs, and then was told he had paid his ,X in Nagasaki Bay. is to steam into • Custom Furniture SUNDAYS Mr. P ratt teootnmenda it highly if debt. He said he assumed his rec­ 1:00 Joel Cash 4 5 5 : PVRLAB>aZ... CCnJ&ZPSAJB"! 1:60 BUI Hughes the Pacific Saturday and take Slipcovers and Draperies 4 P.M. t6 10:30 PJW. LOOKATTH(<5B(U.- r DEOYE INTO THE SHOP. there is mutdi -work to be done. ord was clean. £-n S-H RZCMTHgALUD WHAT4THI6?/ * 1:00 Girard position 309 miles off Kyushu Made to Order CLOSED MONDAYS Something new this year, a two- J. V. Morgan, Democratic lead­ W INF--1839 Island, to monitor arid possibly Complete Selection ef Materials RERAIR e-HOP/ VICHI'S man post hele digger that is pow­ er and attorney, said a pardon ^ JUS News iiSSgj''"lO CBS—It’s New control (jooper’s re-entry. FREE ESTIM ATES - BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE PACKAGE STORE, ered, makes short work o f setting from Gov. Terry Sanford would 1 :15 Showcase ef Music Cooper, 36, an Air Force major, Lower Level of the Parkade 00 B ISSE LL ST.— 6404807 Boats. F or those who have , extra not help in Garrick’s case. 21:00 Yankees vs. Orioles. is scheduled to lift off from Cape 649-6324 ND OF RECON PLANES DlOUrr FIND IT land that Is filled with weeds and " "The law requires an applica­ 8 :00 Showcase and News I'LL KEEP IjjHE MUCH SIOWER A P i ARE WEU-SUITED. e FOUND PLENTY 6 :3L CBS—European Diary Canaveral, Fla., next Tuesday Osinnsky MY EYES OPEN OF SHIPS,BUT I A CubAN PORT EITHER, ^ scrub growth, rent a w6ed cutter. tion to Superler Court (for restora­ 6 :55 It’s Sports 'Time and orbit the earth 34 hours be­ ANYWAY. This is so eNlclent end powerful tion ef citizenship rights), followed 7;; 00 CBS News fore landing in the center of an DEALER IN W A S n MAYBE ITOUMSEO that it will even level scrub by a 90-day public notice, after 7 :10 Showcase and News COURSE, Sir . 16':30 Showcase and News armada of ships in,, the Pacific MATERIALS growth. which the judge makes his deci­ 13:16 Sign Off off Midway. MANCHESTER Reuben Plen’s Many contractors liave taken ad­ sion. I ’m told Carrick will resign," The 22-orbit flight, the longest vantage of the rental service on a Morgan said. by an American, has as one of MEMORIAL CO. RAGS, IRON DtOK ■ com-pressor and pavement breaker. Qarrick father of four children its primary objectives a close stu­ Texaco Station Rockville-V ernon ' Opposite East Cemetery CNWXJ The -rates are so reasonable It pays and' owner ef a furniture hard­ dy of how well an astronaut can SCRAP METAL r 381 Main Sti«at them to rent rather than to buy. ware business, is a former presi­ function during prolonged periods Unitod Rent-Alls aloe rent arc dent of the Brentwood Parent- Tickets on Sale of weightlessness. Quality Memorials Phanu 443-9149 welding and gee welding equip- Teacher Association and past Coastal Sentry scientists led by and PAPER treasurer of the H igh ; Point ^ b - Over SO Years Experience fain's PLANE,THE F4H PHANTOM, 'S For TAG Event America’s first world-orbiting as­ 731 PARKER ST. 1 Hydnunatle TnuMmlaaroa 11c School Curriculum Study Com­ tronaut, John H. Glenn Jr., will tpONE OFTHE FASTEST ANP HIGHER- | CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Bepalrlng mittee. He has been active in Boy Call 449-5807 TbI. 643-5735 or 643-5870 FLYINS INTERCEPTORS IN THE WORLD, * The ToUand Agricultural Cen­ form the last link in a chain of A ll Worii Otguraateed Scout and Little Leag:ue work. tracking stations positioned IS la-SUITEP FOR LOW-LEVEL SEARCH. ? ter’s Spring Bazaar, to )»egtn at A. ALMETTL Prop. around the world.to monitor O ep- Teqowo LaktloaUen Sorvloe "Suburbia CONFOUNDeO VANDAL#! WE THEY WORKED O U EaiL NO MORE TEA BREAK 10 a.m. ait the Center on Rt. 39 in er’s flight and to" report back to Harrison St, Manchester w h an H*a M m * *• I ■ KWMDV BUTWU , m CALL W PRISON AFTER \ PEVTOM MIL . W9Re DOWNSTAIRS ONLY T0f( I MOTHER AND 8ABY,NE) • l* A «K lt8 « •MKlcriblu, elean GAS the 6:30 p.m. closing caused bar Hope Rothwell; tor Oelumbia, Je- tronlcs experts. customers to drink quickly just seph Szegda; to r ' (Coventry, Mrs. While within range ef the Oast-, ORMAND J. WEST HEAT at anytime \n - V O C R f ^ before closing, and abolished the Eldwin Lawten; tor HUington, W il- al Sentry, Ctooper will be watched ^weebfc# 4^ t M m q ■'tea break." Uan Niemann Sr.; for Hebren, Mrs. hy Glenn’s team . on tele-vision. Director WRECKEK Wilbur Porter; tor Mansfield, By­ TUs will be the first use ef televi­ ron James; for Semers, Mrs. Rock­ sion te relay pictures from an 14i 3. CENTER ST. SERVICE well Holcomb; tor Stafford American spaceship to earth. Springs, Mrs. Raymend Beaulieu; Hundreds of Nagasaki residents, Manchester’s Oldest Manchester Moving for Tolland, Mrs. Norman Wright; whose city was atom-bombed by EARL for Union, Mrs. Wesley Bradway; With Flaest FsoUltles and Trucking Co. the United States 1^ years ^ ago, DAVY JONES for Vernon, Mrs. Donald Crane; Uavo flecked to dockside to see B y LE FF and M cW lLLIAM id for Willington, Louis Zaicek. the Coastal Sentry and, her crew. Anyone wiahdng to sell items at The 4,600-ton ship, operated for VAN CAMP the bazaar may leave them at the the Air Force by ci-viUan sailors, MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANIS RIDGEWAY CUNT, YOU MUST X ONLY AFTIft center during the week « f May IS. is heavily leaded with electronics w ra E IN A r ea l pinp, LET ME FEED MV \ VOU HAND MAKE UP m i Pkuits shouM not be left befoie DAVY... EVEN IF THE HATCH SAe INTO THAT ' 1 OVER VOUR YOUR MIND, g e a r .. Oampleta Ybi miM flw |ob. . . wt H m )uit tlw rM t Du Pont the end o f the week. Gleim is clearly the main at­ QU/CK' COMB HELP ME! WHAT I SOMETHING IV e ...HIS LITUE SLACK BOOK WASN'T JAMMED SHUT, I CAPSULE THROUGH ) SECRET CARL.., PhtmUae aad MR. ABERNATHY H/ HAPPENED?/ BEEN FEARING fell on him DON'T THINK THERE'S THE HOSE-UNE I FORMULA. N n t fir it . . Is eikra to milch inythltiil Hiw 1 traction. / ENOUGH GAS LEFT IN CONNECTION... Beattay Servtoa gMstiM M cBtorl. . . whst to m ? . . . hiw to do it? CHEERS FOR STUDENTS FOR A L0NGT1AAE. The lean,, smiling Marine lieu­ M ^Oonalds r u i OUR TANKS TO GET •A L L n s tar mpitt htlp W ymn Mxt HMinc ipb. UMATILLA, Fla. (AP) — At tenant colonel is re'eognized ev­ 08 PYuniactim least one town in Florida is sing­ erywhere he goes and often is be­ ing the praises et the vacatienlng sieged by autograph hunters dur­ hamburgers / \ college students. When Purdue ing brisk walks through the Oi; /d i I University student Bob Clements crowded streets. brought several ef his fraternity 723 M AIN ST, M ANCH ESTER— PH ONE 849-4501 i ■ ■■ ■ »■- .'".'jt' ■■■■ ’ • IM MISSU TURN0IKI, W IIT brethers home to Leesburg, Fla. TUMBLEWEED GLORIFIED 64M749 AAANCHESTIR •UV THE PAINT TH AT’S 'iVORTH THE WORK with him, the boys decided to go' COLORADO CITY, Tex. (AP)- Wl fishing in the Igulf, The students The annual Tumbleweed Festival brought back 166 pounds of king held here each May features pa­ look for the lotden arches. . . McDiaald’s mackerel and grouper—and then rade floats made from the spiny 443-7043 m m PAINTS .,donated the entire catch to tumbleweed, fabled in song and 44 WEST CENTER STREET Harra-Anna Crippled OWdren’a story ' of the - West. And %, Miss SILVER LANE EXTENSION ' V Read Herald Adrs. Home hers. Tumbleweed Is ohoaen. 1 ■ 1 ^ V ; . T ■■ I . M ▲ » flf V

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FAOB T M MANGBBSTBB EVSNlNd HERALD. XANGHISTBB. OONN« SATURDAY. MAY 11, IM t MANGHESTEI^ EVENING HEBAIiD, MAN(3HESTEB, (X)NN.. SATURDAY, MAY 11,1968 PAGE ELEVEN Alou^g Looming Large HdosehoM Seirlecs Painting—Papcritif ll Offered ID^A NESMAN AND BROWN - Paint- , ing. decorattog, interior, exteri­ 2-19 in BTJRNITORE REFINISHED — /POXOuMS or, paperhanging. Call Covanpy ZMMOWO CLASSIFIED Scratches, burns removed, color 742-7179 or 742-6989. W -7MV changed. Manchester Reflnlshing Co., 643-0288. m U D O ^ Major LaagiM HIXTEHIOR AND Interior paint­ c m a m & ts D on Drysdale RBWEAVINO o< burns, moth holes. ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re­ C*/ T im ADVERTISING Zippers repaired Window Shades moved, ceilings, fully insured. 4 M A f7 m Call George Oulllette, 649-1251. t a MAKCf w T H W , O v e rd o se made to meosura; sU siaed Vene­ m r r n j » GetsV ictory; tian blinds Keys made while you AMBRIOAM U6AOUE Don Fish Sets Mark CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS wait. Tape Recorders tor rant. PAINTING — Five mom ranches mjpe BotttnB (50 at bata Oaaaqy. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mariow’s, 867 Main, 649-5221. and Capes for $50. Trim and Kneweaigr, J64{ KaHiie, Detroit, paint extra. Also scraping. Cards Win 1-0 Q f Heroin 742-8101. WOO! M il; Wegner, Um Angiim, >886; REPAIRS made on small kitchen KoMnnoa, Ohloafo* nag Bujnr, But Platt Tops Tribe COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT appliances. Table and floor lamps NEW YORK (A P )—The Sew Vwk, MO. MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 AAL—SATURDAY 9 A.M. reared and restored. Doorbell Bi— IWiitna, W aeliegtoe, 21| systems repaired and Installed. Electrical Services 22 National League champion Susiiected Free pick-up and delivery. Call San Francisco Giants and the KallMk Detroit, SO; Aniaoa, Mhi- FREE E2STXHATES. Prompt serv­ n a t i o n a l l s a o c e 18; CMavito, Detroit, , Despite Don Fiah’s new all- record in dual meets—all In PLBASE READ YOUR AD 64W1508 anytime, preferably after runner-up.. Dodgers met Fri­ 4 u.m. ice on all types of electrical wir­ W. L. Pot. GJB. KaMoa O ^, and Bear- BALTIMORE time Manchester High record tha CCIL. Olassifled or **Wsbt Ads” are taken over the phone as a oon- ing. IJcenscd and insured Wilson day night for the*-first time Saa rrp ikia to .U 11 .68S — Loa Aagelea, 18. for the Javelin and Co-Captaln ▼eiuence. The advertiser BhoaM read his od the FIRST DAY IT “ Blar Daddy” Summary: E 1 e c t r. ik; a 1 Co.. Memchester, since last year’s playoff and St. Lebis ...... 18 Batted In — KaUaa, Dn- Jim Bracken's new dual rec­ APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser- Building— Contraeting 14 649-4817. Glastonbury, 633-7376. Los Angeles came away with G|)d^ago .•'•'.*•* 18 irott, and AUteon, Mteneaotn, 21; dead, the apparent vict_ ord tor the 440, Platt High 100 won by Craw P, Gary tlan. U m Herald is responsible for only ONE Inoorreot or omitted P, Spencer M. Time 10.2. a 2-1 victory. ittsburgii ...... 14 BobtaMon, C2ilonco, nnd Ooborna, an overdoae of narcotics.___ pinned a 74-39 record on the Insertloa for any adverdsement and then only to the extent of a CARPENTRY — Remodeling, re­ Los .Angelea ...1 6 HVloaliii«ton. 28; Nleholaon, OMca- hulking, fun-loving defensive Indians in CCIL action yes­ Mile won by Golonskl P, La- *make good” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed Floor Finiaiiing 24 Don Dry.sdale, who had be M ilwaukee...... 14 fo , 19. tackle for the Pittsburgh terday afternoon in Meriden. hah M. Stsnkicwlcz M. .Time the adverllaetnent win iMt be oorreotod by "make good” taserlloB. Stasiak, Andover. able to post a victory in^«Clmo.st New Y o r k ...... 18 Hite—KaMne, Detroit, 28; Wee* Fish, a junior, fired the 4:60.6. FLOOR SANDING and refinlshlng a month, checked the Gtants On Cincinnati ...... 12 ner, Los Angelee, .niid Hhiton, Steelers was found unctm- Javelin 188 feet, eight inches, 440 won by Bracken M, QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, (specializing in older floors). six hits and retired batters in PhUadelphla ...1 1 Wnahtnetan, 26; RoMnoon and BciouB in a west Baltimore to pass Bob Coehrlng’s stand­ Craw M, Duhalme M. 62 sec­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL basements refinished, built-ins, Painting. Ceilings. Pap'ba Nelson Higgpns, 644-1700. iOv£RUX3K ; Cubs’ winning stretik at .six, 4-1; .Milwaukee (Shaw 0-2) at Phila­ Ohlongo, Wacnar, Loe Angelee, Al- ] THAT CAT. Fisher said there were at least shiashed John Ralcius’ 880 rec­ P, Jaklela P, SavGonas M. Dis­ Free to Herald Readers the New York Mets won their delphia (Mahatfey 2-4). Uaon, Mtenoaote, Howard, New OGU.MJOO York and Osborne, Waaliington, 8. three needle marks above veins ord' of 2:07.8 by covering the tance 19’ 9” . FINE WOODWORKING — Cabi­ Bonds— Stocka— fifth in a row by defeating Cin­ St. Louis (WashiNim 6-L) at High Jump won by Jaklela nets — Paneling. Specializing in cinnati 3-2 on Jim Hickman's Stolen Baaen — Aparicio, Balti- on both elbows of the 84-year-oId dlstancq In 2:041. Want liifonnalloa ow one of our fitesslfied odviwtisenaoataf Ns Mortgages 81 Pittsburgh (Law 0-1). Negro athlete and a home-made Two other diml meet marks P, Verfailie M, McKenna M. answer at Um totepteaM 8*1007 Sfanply on l Hw blending or reproducing Early homer, a nd Milwaukee downed San Francisco (Marlohal'4-2) at ttmore, 10; Cliarleo and Tartahull, American qusUity homes. Long ex­ Philadelphia 4-1 in a game called Kanane City, 6; Pleraall, Wnehlng- synnge was fopnd near his un- GENE UFSOOMB went by the boards. Tom Height 6’ 6” . BESET BY BILLS? Let u« help Los Angeles (Koufax 8-1) (N). eonscioue form. Reals o f Platt threw the dis- Pole -vault won 'by Parker P, perience. Appraisal free. Phone you to a fresh start by consoli­ in the seventh inning due to rain. ton, 4; Smith, Baltimore, Lnndl^ 643-4849. • • * Chicago (Jackson 4-8) and Ohloago, Kallne, Detroit, and Pear* Companion Held ous 164'2” to break his own U nt P, Zihnskas M. Height MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE dating the many debts that de- Coonce 1-1) at Houston (Brown 9* 6”. DODGEBS-OUNTS— eon, Angelee, 8. Llpecomb's companion of the mark of 14S’2” tet last year HOME REPAIR and maintenance mimd your attention into one 0-9) and (Drott 0-0), (N ). and Bud Teneza w ^ the two- Riot put won by Weertford 649-0500 easily paid monthly obligation. A crowd of 50,407 turned out at PItoUng—Fieoiier, Kansas C2ty, night, T iin o ^ Black, 26, in whose Sports Viewing remodeling, roofing and altera­ Simday’s Games NOT THIS TIME— Ron Hunt of th* Amazin’ Mets is forced at th« plate during last 6-0, 1.000; Stock, Balttanore, 84), apartment Lipscomb was found, mile race In 10:26.7, bsUering P, Reals P, BotU M. Dlcrtance tions Call Russ Atkins, Builder, $2,000„ requires only $44.60 per Los Angeles for the first meeting Chicago at Houston. Carl Rohrbach’s last yeaK time 40’ 1” . month including repayment. If r 1.000. Eleven tied with 2-0, 1.000. was being held for investigation.estlgat and leave your message. Yoafn hear from oar advarUaia te gg 643-0411. between the Dodgers and Giants night’s eariy action. Later the former National League doormats beat Oineinnati for SATURDAY Discus won by Reale P, Bot- you have property equity, con­ San Francisco at Los Aageles. Strikeouts — Oheney, Washing- Black told, police he and Big 2 pjm —Yankees vs. Orlolea of 10:89.4. time wHIioot speodlng all evening at Um totepbmoa. since last Oct. 8, when San Fran­ Cincinnati at New Toth, 2 2 their fifth straight -win. Catcher is Johnny Edwards. (AP Photofax.) Fish and Bracken were tha tt M, IVestfort P. Distance ALL KINDS OF carpentry and tact Frank Burke, (Connecticut cisco defeated Los Angeles 6-4 in ten, 51; Barber, Baittroore, 40; Daddy had gone riding in Lip­ Channel 8 p.m. ^ scomb’s new yellow Cadillac con­ only individual winners for 164’ 2"*. painting, roof and gutter -work, Mortgage Ebcchange, 15 Lewis the third and deciding game of Pena,. Kansas City, 44; Banning, 2 p jn.— Senators vs. Bed Sox Javelin throw won by Fish St.. Hartford. 246-8897. Milwaukee at PhUadelphla, 2. Detroit, and Paacnal, Mtaineaote. vertible about midnight, taken two Manchester. An 880 relay kitchen and bathroom remodeling, the NL playoffs. Channel 80 M, Miller P, Wentford P. Dls- Persmmli Trucks—^Tractors dormers and hatchways. J. Char- * * • St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 2. AL Leaders Win Fifth Straight^ Yanks Lose Again 86. trie drinking, then returned to 2 p.m.—Beds vs. Mete team of Larry Duhalme, Bud Sobiello, Craig Phillips and ti^ce 183’ 8”*#. est, 649-0722. ACTION AT ONCE OARDS-PIRATES— lack’s apartenent. Black said he Ohannri 18 ELECTROLUX Salea oad Barvioa, 1938 INTERNA'nONAL pickup went out for breakfast and re­ Bracken also won its event. * -^ e w meet record. CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILIK AMIIRIOAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LBAOUE 4:80—Race of the Webk bonded rapresentatlve. Alfred truck, Model D-2, $30. CJall Ask about our Hew 1st and 2nd Altman’s homer with two out in W. L. Pet G.B. Batting (60 at bate)— F. AIou, turned to find Lipscomb slumped .Mancfiieeter now has a 2-4 # —New MHS record. Amell, 206 Henry St. 643-0450. ♦ 643-2880 after 6 p.m. the ninth ended a pitcher’s duel Channel 18 RooDfig— Siding 16 mortgaige plans. Chicago ...... 16 10 .616 — San Francisoo, A71; Oovlngtan, over a kitchen table. When he 5 p.m—Wide Worid of Itoorte between Card southpaw Simmons RIDE WANTED Mondays through DODGE 1963, FORD 1964, one ton Call Us First — Quick Cash Baltimore ...... 16 12 J17] 1 Philadelphia, MS; Groat, St. Lou­ couldn’t revive the 290-poun4 6- 6 p jn — Wide World o f Sports A, A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, MORTGAGE LENDING AGENCY and Pittsburgh’s Bob Friend. foOt-6 athlete, Black called an am­ Fridays from Mancherter to ri- with refrigerator bodies, good palntiiig. Carpentry. Aft^U ona Simmons scattered nine hits for Boston ...... 18 10 .666 1<^ is, and Wine, Phllndelphla, .880; (Faa-Am Gomee) Masters Champion in Third Place 76 Pearl St., Hartford Kansas Cliy .. . 16 18 .686 2 Sox Win Quickly Fairly, Los Angelea, and Edwards, bulance. ■...... '■■■ I ‘k clqlty Aetna Life, Hartford, ar­ condition. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., and additions. Ceilings. Woikman- CEannri 8 622-4221 his fifth victory without a loss Big Daddy was picked off a riving 8 a.m. leaving after 4:15 South Windsor. 628-6644, or see shlp guaranteed. 296 Autumn St. while Friend absorbed his second New York ...... 12 12 .500 8 CliMlnnati, AS7. 6:80—^Raoe of tiie Week p.m. Call 640-6468 after 5. Sandy Warshavsky. Evenings and Sundays 623-6164 Los .Angeles ...1 6 16 .500 8 Rons—Flood, St. Lonis, 20; Marine football teain at Camp Channel SO 648-4860. defeat in five decisions despite al­ Pendleton, Calif., in 1968 by the Cleveland ...... 10 12 .466 4 ^walked only one as he gained bie^slam homer, and Rocky Colavlto Aaron, Milwaukee, 27; F. AJon, 10 p jn.—Fight of the Week 1964 HALF-. TON (Chevrolet utility 8E(COND mortgages — Unlimited lowing only five hits. It was the NEW YORK (AP)—The Los Angeles Rams, but was Boros Leads Colonial, BIDWELX, HOME Impixwement funds available for second mort­ first time the Pirates had been Detroit ...... 12 16 .444 4 second victory. He homered in the and Regan also homered. It was San FrandBoo, 26; RoMnsoii, C2n- paNuqid vs. Gonsales) body truck, 4-speed heavy duty Chicago White Sox took only cinnati, 28; MoCovey, Son Fran- dropped two yean later. The Bal­ AntonlobOes For Sale 4 Company—roofing, aldlar. altera- gages, payments to suit your shut out this season. Washington .. .12 17 .414 SVi third inning and batted home the Regan’s first in the majors. ”1710 transmission, excellent condition, tionv additions and remodeling « • « Minnes<^ ...... 11 16 .407 6Vi 112 minutes Friday night to dsoo, 21. { timore Colts picked him up for budget. Expedient service, J, D. in.surance run in the fifth 'with a Tiger right-hander, working In 36- 1100 call 649-5180. of ali types. Excellent workman­ Friday’s Results polish off the Los Angeles single, after catcher J. C. Martin degree weather, struck out eight. Buna Batted In—^Aaron, Mil­ . SUNDAY NEED GAR? Tour credit turned Realty, 643-5129. OOLT8-CUB8— '1 Jtut grab me an armful of Nicklaus Hovers Near ship. 649-6405. Baltimore 6, Nesv York 8. Angels 2-0, with Juan Pizan’o had tripled. • • • waukee, and F. A l ^ San Frande- 1:80—Senators vs Bed Sox fiown? Short on down (rnyment? Farrell pitched perfect ball for Boston 6, Washington 8. oo, 24; Edwards, Cniotenatl, Fsir- men, pick ’em over untU I find BankruptT Repoosesslon? Don’t six innings, but the Cubs put both pitching a three-hitter and Ken McBride, who brought a ’TWINS-A’s— the one with the ball, then I throw ' CEannel 80 Trailers— Mobile Homes 8-A RAY’S ROOFING (X). — shingle Business Opportunities 32 Ohloago 2, Los Apgeles 6. •string of 29 scoreless innings ly, Loa Angdss, Oovtegton, Phlla- 1:66—Mete vs. Beds FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP)—Thef’ment headed down the home despair! See Honest Douglas. M- and built-up roofs, gutter work, their hits together for a run In driving in both runs, one with Pascual, who is the only thing Um down,’ ’ L ^ o o m b used to say. stretch qulra about lowest down, small­ Detroit 14. Cleveland 0. against Chicago into the game telpMa, and B«^er, St. Lmds, 28. Channel 18 maselve shadow of Jack Nicklaus UTILITY TRAILER — Perfect for roof and Aimney repairs. Ray THE STEAK HOUSE In Bolton la the seventh inning on Lou Brock's a homer. keeping the cellar Twins from drop­ Hite— F. Alon, San Frandsco, AU-1 Twice hovered over the field today as Owns Ihree ’nOes est payments anywhere No small Hagenow, 649-2214 Ray Jackson, single and a triple by Billy Wil­ Minnesota 2, Kansas OMy 0. and had never lost to his old Sox A regular on the defensive pla­ 2 pjn.— Yankees vs. Orlolea Camping, welded unit, Al shape. all cleaned up. Has to be sold. Today’s Games That was one minute longer ping completely out of sight, 48; Great, St. Loula, g t; Aaron, Channel 8 Julius Boros led the golfing elite Nicklaus, 28, came to Colonial loan or fia n ce company plan. 643-8325. Some restaurant equipment liams. Rusty Staub. 19-year-old mates, was the loser. toon with the Colts, he was voted Douglas Motors, 388 Main. Phoenix St., Vernon 648-6467. Kansas City (Bonefleld 1-4) at than the Sox took the night be­ * * • pitched his fourth straight com MUwankee, and Whiter St, Lonle, into the third round of the Colonial with three current touihament ti' available, but don’t overlook the Colts rookie, collected three fore to trim the New York Yan­ All-Pro In 1068 and 1989, the years National In-vltation golf touriia- ties, including the Makers, al­ tremendous possibilities this loca­ Honors for Four Hoop Teams singles in four at-bats and drove Minnesota (Boland 2-0). plete game. It was the A’s fifth 88; Oepeda, San Fm adsco, 87. ALWAYS A good supply of used kees by the same score. They ORIOLE8-YANKS— straight defeat, and only the third Double*—Oardenns, Cincinnati, his National FootbaU League club ment. ready gracing his troffiiy case. I d lin g and Chimneys 16-A tion presents. Ideal for automo­ in two runs in support of Farrell, IxM Angeles (Belinsky 1-4) at Luis Aparicio and AI Smith won the championship. Tennis Courts Set Chevrolets and Fprds, $895 and Ohioago (Peters 1-2). have now won five straight games triumph for the Twins in their and F. Alou, San Fmndeoo, 10; Boros, on the wings of a 4- The three were the same Palm­ Auto Driving Schocri 7-A tive, manufacturing, retail, etc. who struck out 13 and squared slugged solo homers off Yankee He was traded suddenly to Pitts­ er won last year. Palmer, the de­ down at Center Motors, 634 Cen­ R(X)FINa—Bpeolallzlng repairing At Sports Program on Tuesday Cleveland (Donnvan 2-2) at De­ during which they have allowed last 10~all of them by Pascual. Oepeda, San Francisoo, 8; Ed­ imder-par 66, sported a two-shot ter Street, 643-1591.' Financing T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. his reccx’d at 3-3. Glen Hobble lost starter Whitey Ford, and Balti­ burgh in 1961. At Robertson Park lead over Doug Sanders as a field fending champion here, watched MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., roots aO iftids, new rooCe. gut­ troit (Aguirre 8-8). the opposition five runs, tmd are Rookie Jay Wayd doubled home wards, OlDctanatl and Santo, Chi­ arranged regardless of price with it. a full .game in front in the Amer­ more starter Mike McCormick Although he was a clown on the of 66 moved 18 steps closeis to his championship aspirations dim offices, classroom located Man­ ter irork, chimneys cleaned, re­ • • » Ne^v York (Stafford l-«) at Bal­ both nms for the Twins in the cago, 8. average credit. chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ paired Aluminum aiding. K each^honey Ray Rogeirs, Manchester ican League. was nursing a two-run lead when gridiron. Big Daddy’e personal life Tennis courts at Robertson Park division of the $60,000 Jackpot. Friday with a 6-over-par 75. Help Wanted— Female 35 Four basketball teama, one METS-REDS— timore (McNally 2r0). 1 his arm stiffened in the eighth in- second Inning, after Jimmie Hall Triples — Oardenos, Onobmati, ginners, older, nervous students, yesrs’ experience Free estimatee. High principal: the Rev. Charles The Baltimore Orioles kept pace doubled and Bemie Allen walked. was fraught with problenu. He ba/v« been reconditioned — resur­ Boros posted a 71-66—187 at the It gave him a tltal of 146, 12 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Micro bps, representing Maivcheater H ig h , W’ast^gton (Daniels 0-0) at ! ning. Relief pitcher Dick Hall 4; WIlHams, Ohloago, Plnsoa, Oin- whs twice divorced and had two our sp^alty. Teen-age driver's CaU Howley, 843-5361. 643-0788. WANTED — DENTAL nurse. In- Shaw, Elast Catholic High princ­ Hickman’s eighth inning homer in second ^lace by whipping the Orlando Pena, who also allowed faced and relined — by the Rieciw- halfway point while Sanders, the strokes off Boros’ pace. radio, heater, 1,100 miles Eve, Cheney Tech, St. James’ School Boston (Morehead 2-0). ' came just before rain had held dnnatl, Boeeboro and W. Davie, children by his second wife, Ce­ education course. State certified. teresting work with good staidng ipal; Dr. Fred Maganelh, Cheney snapped a 2-2 tie and provided Yankees 6-3. It wa.s the fourth only three hits In the seven in­ Los Angeles, Dillard, Mliwaukee, aition Department and are now leader after the first round Lema, who honeymooned at Las 643-2229. 649-7898. the Mets with the longest winning Sunday’s Games ! up play for 35 minutes, and celia. Vegas last week while deadlock­ salary for reliable person. Ex­ and St. James CYO, will be honor­ Tech director; M a t t Moriarty. Ctevetond at Detroit. straight loss for the world champi­ ning he worked, was the loser. Skinner, Pittsburgh, and Alinnui, ready for the public’s use. drifted to a 72 Friday tor a 86- Radio-TV Repair Services 18 perience not necessary. Write Box streak in their two-year history. j,eventually gave up' a two-run • .* * Buddy Young, the first Negro ing for 69 yesterday to gain their WHY BUY a foreign sports car? ed at Tuesday night’s Sports l^ight Phil Hyde. Manchester High coach New York at Baltimore, 2 pjn. ons. St. Louis, 2. Both courts, ’which were trans- hole total of 136. MANCHESTER Driving Academy. MM, Herald. I It also ended Jim O’Toole’s five-' i single to Clete Boyer that tied the to play professional football, re­ positions of prominence. If it's class you 'want, stop in at CONNIES TV and Radio Service, program at Manchester H ig h and his assistant,. Jim Moriarty; Kansas City at Minnesota, 2. Phil Regan threw a three-hitter RED BOX-SENATORS— Home Rons— Aaron, MUwankee, foimed into a public ice skating Trailing Sanders by cme stroke Winter driirlng instruction is sale I game winning streak and handed ' .score. fused to beUeve his friend was Nichols meanwhile was Joining (Jordon’s Atlantic Sei^ce. Classic available aU hours. Satisfaction Don Burns, East coach, and his I>is .Angeles at Chicago, 2. for the Detroit ’Tigers who bombed Frank Malzope, shifted to the 10; F. Alou, San Fiandsoo, 7; area last whiter, were prepared were Nicklaus, Bobby Nichols, under professional instruction WOMAN, live in, housework and School staged St. Jamee’ Holy I the Reds’ southpaw his second de­ i The Orioles came right back taking dope. Bruce Crampton and Tony Lema, Jack Burke Jr. in rogisterl^ the model 1967 Thuiiderblrd, mint guaranteed. (JaU 649-1815. Name Society. The program, open chief side. Bob Fish: Americo Washlni^on at Boston, 2 2 p.m. the Cleveland Indians 14-0, and cleanup spot in the Red Sox bat­ Banks, Chicago, Robinson, Cincin­ for the spring and summer tennis Special care to nervous and eld­ baby-sitting, school age children, feat again.st .six victories. Carl Camilo Pascual did the same job with three runs off Yankee re­ "He drank good whisky. I can’t season by Server and his who all carved one or more shots second best score of the day, condition, low mileage, fully erly. Call for appointment and cooking not required. Pleasant to the public, will feature Bob Buccino. St. James’ cpach: Joe ting order,' responded with three nati, Covington, Phllndelphla, and believe he ever took dope. I re­ Willey, touched for Johnny Ed­ for the Minnesota Twins over the liever Hal Reniff in the eighth, on hits. Including a two-run double crew from the Rec mointenauce from the 7,021-yard-yard par-70 67. Burke’s 67 left him at 141 and equipped. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv­ free Driver's Manual. 742-7249. home, park-like grounds. Write Cousy, the all-time hoop great Camposo, CYO coach. Pat Bolduc Oepeda and Bailey, San Frandsco, fuse to accept that,” Young said. ice, West Road, Ellington, M oYing— ^Tmekinsr— of the Courant and Don Foskett wards' two-run homer, was the Kansas City Athletics. 2-0. The two walks, Jackie Brandt's run- that broke a 3-3 tie against the division. Colonial course Friday. all alone in seventh place. Box T, Herald, listing references. from Holy Cross and the Boston winner with a five-hitter that 6. Buddy Parker of the Steelers, 875-8392. of the CathoUc Transcript. BASEBALL HEROES Boston Red Sox dropped the Wash­ ! producing double and John Orsi- Senators in the eighth. Wa.shing- Stolen Bases—Wills, Los Ange­ The basketball court area at 'The presence of Nicklaus among Storafe 20 Celtloe, and the Rev. Robert Keat­ brought his record to 3-1. j no's two-run single. who coached Lipscomb for the Robertson Park has also been put the leaders apparently was upper­ "AVON CALLING” Television and Earl Yost, sports editor of ’The * « * ington Senators 6-3. ton’s Tom (Jheney suffered his les, 10; Brook, Chicago, 8; W. Da­ CHEVROLET 1962, black, 2-door E-Z LEBN ing. * « * past two seasons, echoed Young’s Into top oondttlon for the months most in the minds of the front- MANCHESTESl Package Delivery. magazine advertising paves the Leo Kwash, Holy Name pres­ Herald, will be toastmaster. . iiCtll.Ntji.:—uick rarreii, culta . * * * second loss against four victories vis, Los Angeles, 7; Pinson, Obi- remarks. Impala, radio, heater, st^dard Light trucking and package deUv- BRAVES-PHILS— pitched perfect ball for six Innings, WHITE SOX-ANGELS— TIGERS-INDIANS— ahead. Tunners as the 73-hole tourna- way for your “call.” Many po­ ident, reports awards will be made Following Cousy’s talk there I although he pitched a three-hitter dnnatl, and Pagan, Son Frands- "It’s impossible for anybody to transmission, V-8 engine, one ’ Driving Scho(il ery. Refrlgeratora, washere and The Braves beat a left-hander wound up with two-hitter, strttdng Pizarro, the 26-year-old south­ Dick McAuliffe drove in six nms tential customers are eagerly to all ftour aforementioned basket­ wdll be a question and answer and struok out 11 in the 71-3 in oo, 8. sonvlnce m e of this," Parker said. owner, low mileage, excellent con­ stove moring specialty. Folding awaiting AVON service. For high for the first time in nine tries by out IS en route to a 4-1 victory paw, .struck out six Angels and ^ for the Tigers, four on a grand nings he worked. Pttolilng—SInanons, St. Louis, dition. Call 643-9341. Coiuiecticut’s largest, auto­ chairs rent. 646-0752. ball teams. More than 900 tickets period, plus a film on professional shelling Phils’ starter Chris Short But for most, the question was tor commissions and pleasant, inter­ basketball. that ended the Chicago Ciibs win­ 6-0, 1.000; (Vllell, San, .Frandsco, moot. Big Daddy was dead. matic and standard shift, have been sold and Chairman and cut off their losing .streak at ning streak at five gamea free pick-up service, teen-age esting part-time work, call today FYank Larala said more than 1,000 4-0, 1.000; MacKenzIe, New York, THE AUSTEN A. CHAMBERS (X). for appointment. 289-4922. six. Denis- Menke and Roy McMil-. BATTING — D»ok McAuHffa 8-0, 1.000; Brewer, Chicago, Ham­ TWILIGHT LEAGUE — Clare 1966 FORD, excellent condition. classroom, older and nervous Moving, packing, storage, local men, women and children are ex­ Ian homered in support of Denni.s 'ngers. Mt grand slam homer and 649-1062. students our specialty, 116 pected at the Bailey Auditorium UTNDY STAYS AT TACKLE ilton, Fhlladelphia, and Mbbon, Trueman 130— 348. The high pin­ and long distance. Agents for REGISTERED NURSE for opera­ Lemaster, the winner with a drove in six runs In 14-0 wallop- Umps Optioned ner in one stretch collected six Center St., Manchester. Call Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ to hear Father Keating and Cousy. LOS ANGELES (API - Lamar Mullen Leads Rangers Pittsburgh. 2-0, 1.000. PONTIAC TEMPEST 1962 LeMans ting room, experienced preferred. three-hitter. of Cleveland. Strikeouts—Sanford, Son Fran­ Little League straight spares. for free booklet, 643-8562. wide movers. Free estimates. Apply weekdays only. Newington The priest is one of the best Lundy proved so effective at de­ sports coupe, 4-speed, bucket 643-6187. fensive tackle in the last t w o BOSTON (AP) — Umpire cisoo,' 44; Drysdale, Los Angeles, Hospital for Crippled (Children, humorists in the East. MONDAY HOUSE IKIAOUE— seats. Forced to sell. 649-5189. Invited guests include the Rev. games for the Los Angeles Rams Oal Drummond has been op- 48; Mahaffey, Phlladdphla, 41; 1963 Schedule Newington, Conn. Joe Lovett Jr. 213, Bob Rylander LARSON’S — Caimecticut’s first Kdward Reardon, the Rev. John that Coach Harland Svare plans to Malzone, Geiger, Stuart Hit Well ttoned to the International To First Victory, 6-1 Jayson , Chicago^ and Washburn, 1957 DODGE, exceptionally clean, Painting— Paperins* 21 (CLEANING WOMAN wanted 1 or 2 League by the American St. Louis, 40. 212, Jim Tierney 216, Al Slavin well kept, one oivner auto. Firte licensed driving school trained Regan, the Rev. Joseph McCann, keep the former defensive end at NATIONAL UGAOUX 211, Dick Sullivan 206-686, Earl days a week, vicinity Wapping. tackle. League; mechanical condition. Call certified and approved, now of­ EXTERIOR and Interior painting. CYO director; Mayor Francis Ma- I — Moriarty Brothan Smith 232-598, Rocky Demilia fering classroom and behind Call 644-1805. AL President Joe Crooln 648-1003. Paperhanging; cetlingc w o U p ^ r Pesky Changes Batting Order, After three unsuccessful tries, Cheney Tech finally gained 8 — Medics 219-554, Joe Reyman 202-561, Hugo wheel InstiucUon for teen-agera. alilo announce the optioning 8 — Cteesn ICaaor books on request ^iRy in w t^ . SECRETARY - MATURE, capable, its first basebail victory of the season yesterday, a 5-1- de-' Benson 211-557. 1983 FAIRLANE 500 sedan, new 649-6076. <3all Edward R. Price, 649-1008. of Umpire Jim Odom to the Jim Martello i — Mancheotier Auto Parts car guarantee, $100, take over and experienced person for dy­ International loop yesterday. cision over the East Hartford Jayvees. Strong five-hit hurl namic, rapidly growing real es­ Sox Win Home Stand Opener 8— Nassiff Arms GBKEN MANORETTEB—Betty payments. Call Rudy 246-6851. PAINTING — INTERIOR and ex­ He explained the return of Sam ing by freshman Dan Mullen sparked the triumph. AMERICAN LBAOUE tate office. Itoowledge of short­ Mullen and Bast Hartfard'86> Richardson 469, Bert Farrand 475. Business Serriees Offered 13 terior. Mayo Bros., Contractors, hand and good tjTJlng required. Corrigan from an ailment H u r 1 s Rams 1 — Dillons 1957 THUNDERBIRD, excellent 649-9688. brought the number of active Ribbie Forand engaged tn a score- Write qualifications to Box X, BOSTON (A P )—“ I was afrald<|'liaraB ki hie later years and even gle, two errors and a sacrifice 2 — Feck liumber condition, best offer accepted. EXCELLENT WORK done in the ball was going to be caught, when Jensen was in the lineup arbiters to 21, one over the less duel for two innings, then 8 •— Army A Navy ST. JAMES LADIES — .Ldls <3all Rudy 246-6851. EXTERIOR AND interior painting. Herald. bimt by Wayne 'Tracey accounted Phlopena 130. cleaning yards, cellars, attics, reflected Boston’s Frank Malzone when it wa.s discovered Jackie lut required number. Oheney broke the ice wBUi three 4 — Sears Wallpaper books. Eteperhanging. run.s in fifth, aH scored after two for the lone EftSt Hartford run in t o CVe Lead 1959 NASH American Super, auto­ garages. Also, Ught trucking. Pr a c t ic a l n u r s e to live with HEY KIDS! about his game-winning double. better batting fifth,” Frank said. the seventh. ' i 8 — Police A Fire 649-6953. (Jellli^s. Floors. FuUy insured were out. j HI-LOW LEAGUE matic transmission, radio and Invalid in nice home near center "The wind seemed to hold it up ” I don’t care where I hit as l .426 hardtop, power brakes and steer­ 8HARPENINQ Service— Saws, ter to a second place in Derby to touch first base. Schick, if Rockettea >...... 20 4 .301 sonable rates SO y^ara In Man­ AND YOUR MOM i o — shakeup by Johnny Pesky which only men capalble of hitting the Mullen, p .. May ing, good tires, $496. lie Benton. knives, axes, sbean, skates State competition last Simday tn puted possession of first place in Joan Konankt won individual rotary blades. Quick service. -: LOB: Chenev 17 — 8A. Second Congo No.■4'... 82 54 nran 130, Phyllis Doster 128. i “ every printing requirement. Wed­ 10.4S though he allowed only three he can taste it.” 4. East Hartford 3: BB: Mullen 1, For­ I-aBella (8) and Natale. 'iylinder, steindard shift, low HEARING ALSO. * 3 FREE GAMES Pesky's summation after two and 2: SO: Mullen 7. Forand 6; Hits W — 1-2. St. Bridget's ...... 81 56 mileage, excellent condition. $; ding accessories—rubber stamps. .Phillips ■Petroleiun Compahy; hits and fanned 11 in seven and -A 18 — 8-6. Wapping No. 2 ...... 78 58 FOR MOM - •. FROM YOU one-third Innings. straight road losses; ‘T guess we off: Forand 7 for 6 runs in 5 innlnits: EARLY RIRDS — Claire Agos- 295. 649-4100. Schleldge Printing Co. 436 Center Stl; Bus. Zone II. Spe­ Work Ledger 0 for 0 runs in 1 Inning: B: 30 — 4-L Second Congo No. 8 ... 78 68 UnelU 130, Jean Beauregard 134- cial exception is requested to Pesky said the key play of the Just needed' some home cooking.'* Forand 1: PB: Forand 8. Mullen 1; L: .50-Laps (10 MUes) LAWNS — RAKING rolling and game came earlier in the same in­ - Forand: Tim e: 3:00. 2 1 - 6 - 8 . Emanuel No. l ...... 70 66 836. Pam (Jbllettl rolled a new 1953 FORD Customline 6, 4-door erect gasoline service station and N am e...... A g e ...... 24 — 1-8. Comm Baptist No. 1 70 66 high ringle, no mark, o f 94. sedan, Fordomatic, radio. 643-2880 mowing by dependable adults. have certificate of approval for ning when Eddie Bressoud slid On Riverside jUoet after 6. 649-2426 Or 649-6963. hard into second base and cauaed 2 5 - 2-4. So. Methodist No. l .. . 98 68 same at above location. Available Pats Rock Knights Collc^ate Golf 3 6 - 1 - 6 . Second Congo No. 8 .. . 68 68 a relay throw to be just far 1966 BUICK SPECIAL, 4 door se^ MOWING LAWNS - All persons Interested .may at­ Address ...... The first extra-distance grind of 2 7 - 8 - 2 . Emanuel No. 2 ...... 96 79 - Hedge trim- tend this hearing. enough off at flnrt to spoil a pos­ PARKADE PINNETTE8 — dan, power steering, good condl. ming, odd Jobs. Ray Hardy, sible double play. Yastrzemski For Sixth Victory WILUAMaTON, Moss. (AP) — the season is up for grabs tonight 38 — 6-4. Comm. Baptist No. 1 M 89 Fountain Turkey Form copped the Tioning Board of Appeals MviSf Wapping No. 1 ...... 84 82 tlon, recently painted. 649-1896. 643-5541. MEN Tel. No. I hit the ball afTer two walks and The battle for individual honom at Riveraide Pork Speedway and league title adth a 16-game bulge John F. CllWord, la sacrifice. Yaz was the first man begins in the 26th New England a banner field is expeicted to make 1 — 2-1. Temple B e th ...... 69 86 over second place Oaee & Blinn. 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hard' Chairman Scoring seven times in the first a fight to the finish fbr the big 2 - 4 - 8 . ' Second Congo No. 1 .. . 60 86 ALL KINDS OF clocks repaired • Typisf to face Ron Kline who replaced three innings, Coventry’ High plas­ Intercolieglate Golf TVximament Other tecuns, arid their order of top, good running condition, $95. and cleaned, antiques included. John A. Cagia,|}eUo, purse and btmdle o f points wMch 8 - 2 - 6 . So. Methodist No. 2 .. . 48 88 Secretary High School Graduate Cheney After Bressoud carried tered an ll-<) defeat on ^lington today aftCT the Uni'vemity of Con­ finish, were; Larry Fiano, Krause 6 Wajnut Street. Work gimranteed. CaU 649-1962 be­ go to the winner. The feature is - 8 - 1 - 4 . Flbnist, Mancheeter Modes, Pizza tC -.J General Office Work ' out ' his assignment, ,„Malz6ne yesterday at Coventry in a non­ necticut nailed down the team tween 9-12 noon and after 4 p.m. -cracked the big double. trophy, dxineottcut whipped Wor­ a 60-lop noce — a lO-mile tour on 0 — 6.8. RoUoff tor the uhamptooshlp of House, Allen’s Food Market, Pon- 1965 FORD (Tustomllne 8 cylinder, league baseball game. 1 0 — 4-8. R e p ls ^ Mejias cester Tech by an aggregate, of six the East’s fastest stock cor track. ther Inter Cburvh 10 Fin Bowling tloelll and Son, ILea's Market, Har­ radio and heater, Fordomatic, A-1 SCREEN REPAIR service • Laborer Orlo Smith slammed a double Post bbne for the first quaHfvtng . 1 1 — 8.1. League will be held Monday night good condition. CaU 649-S|i80. ♦ Replacing sli^p-riddeii Roman Mrokes for team honors yeater-' heat is 8:16, quamying riett’s Solon, Crown CHeanera and with Alcoa screening. Ckdl Sappy and triple and drove in three runs at 6:46'at the Parkade Lanes. Wap­ LaVitt’a Real Estate. FOgh scorers SEPTIC TANKS Mejias, (3^ger then singled Mal­ U) lead the 12-hit attack on the day. The Huskies had the tow win- 649-4688 for free pickup and de­ • Experienced Tractor zone acro-ss. Gary also w'alked nlng score of 326 'while' W Pl fal­ The re-«irfacing Job which was ping Community No. 1, first round the final week of bowting were: livery. Prompt service. Quantity AND Knights. Tbe win lifted the Patri­ rsoentiy completed on thd Agawam Draws Top W eif^ rin^, will oppose second round Joy Speiher 176-^606, Doris Klrt- CHEVROLET 1950, 4-door, run­ Trailer Driver ahead of Stuart’s tremendous two- ots” overall record to 6-5 for the lowed with 332. BOSTON (AP) — An Bhigliah ning condition, $40. CaU 649-0292. discounts. run homer In the fifth.' the first oval has made things more chal- ch ^ p io n St. James for the cham- DON ANDERSON land 467, Gllda D’AppoUonlo 458, Mother's Day Mom\ season. Ellington has one victory, Ken Adrien o< l^oroeater Tech Import, Vimy Bldge, has dmwn PLUGGED SEWERS^ baseman’s reaction to being langiiig ftir the drlvera and mors pioiuhip. FOghest total pinfall for Ann Hdbin 180, Toni Verfailie. 189 ROTOTILLING by large commer­ four defeats and a tiej so far took medalist honors wMh a Ugh weight of UB pouods tar 1956 PL'YMOUTH 2-door Hprdtop. • Carpenter and moved from fourth to sixth in th? over-pkr 77 on the Taoonic OoU thrilling for the fans. Two lecord* threa gomes will determine the Other aarards were won as ftfl- — 481, iBeirt RusseU 176, Sand! powerflite, needs so|ne motor cial machine, either lawns or. Summary: 1 were sat loot week and mors today's 116,000 wlded B a y a r d champ. r Machine Cleaned order. In the seventh inning, Course. Dick Weigold of Connecti­ lowa: FOgh triple, Stan HilinaU HI Wherier 181, Bea. CerroU 186 — work, $125. 643-6761. gardens. 643-1801. " Helper Coventry . . . . .043 022 x—11-12-0 marks are expected to f aU tonight. Tudeatmaa Jr., tnsf haadloap olas- Individual pr^e want to Don An­ 8M, JowGbllds 806, Dave Newcomb 464; Loutes FergiMon 1S7, Ev Mo Septlo Tanks, Diw Wellsl Sew­ Geiger made a great running Ellington ...... 000 000 0— 0- 5-5 cut had a 79. Defending Champion The 50-lap standard o f 13:11.69 ■lo at OBS a ll* aa d ib rse fisriengs derson who topiMd tha league with and IHe Squadrlto, 008; high single, Osuleiy 474, Dot Petoraoo 466. OLDSMOBILE — 1956 Starfire LAWNS GRADED and-seeded, dry er Lines tnstalleii—Oelbu; Wa­ 9ateh \to rob Chuck Hinton o f ex­ Luft, Don Storrs (7) and Mor­ ^Bruce of Tufts was among the 16 ■ at Suffolk Downs. Vbny lUdga terproofing Done. I • O utsit Pointer tra ba.ses.1 is held by Buddy Krete. His rec- an average of 178.48. Others In the Mario FrattaroU 285, Irv Foster (Convertible, fully equipped, ex­ wells, fences erected. Paul Schen- gan, Dave Storra (7); Miurhey, qualifien who start match play ord-settteg fling was made fast making Ms first start stnoe win­ top 10 were Ernie Scott 172.74, Jim 246, Don Vngt 242; high team triple cellent condition. Asking $675. '*■ o Malzone’ explained he has hit in today. del, 491 Gardner Street, Manchesr PARKADE LANES Yetz (6) 'and Zahner. June. This tline is the one the boys ning tha Laurri Handicap April Taylor 172.72, Rudy Heck 172.71, St. Bridget’s 8186; high team Dei Crandall o f the Milwaukee Phone 649-9929. i ter. 649-0465. See STUART CARLSON 846^, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST — 643-1507 fourth position n|iore than any -V wiU be going fpr tonight snd 20, found himself xifider the heav- Hank Wittke 171, Peridns 170.82, slMle, St. Bartholomew’s 1100. Braves anid (Jarl Saarateki of the —-—----- ■ '---- W. r M cK i n n e y b r o & other spot in the onjsr' shies he’s Major league baseiball attracted PARTING SHOT— Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay Soott Oerim on, Dsuctmootti foot­ “‘“iU • tewbabSte (hat lest tanpoet after Wise Ship, Bronze Tom Atamlan 169.26, Stan HUliukl ^ e annual poqt-season banquet St. Louis Cardinals are the only CHIMNEYS cleaned ajnd repaired; been with the Red Soot 21,376,488 f|uu in 1062, an in- gets a shbt o f vitfimins in prqiaration for the Preakneas, S«w0rag« Dispostal Co. 95 HiUiard S t, M anchaa^ ball csptkin, ha* plosrad in 26 oao- It 'Htil be beaten If the Sant BBbu tend Cog Jeep wsra with- Jr. 189.x, PhU DesJazdlna 168.47, Is scheduled May X at tha Man- National league catchers who also, Ught trucking. Call after 6 ltii-188 Paiarl 8 t —m 0-5808 *1 Mt fourth bfdtind Ted WB- crease of 2,4e04MS>os«r IM L to be mn at Pimlico in Baltimore May 18. ■acutlve winning:footIwB funca. goes o ff wMfaout Odor nstairta. ^ Henry Wagner UT.TI. ahaater Country Gtafit. wear Mb. 1 on ttulr untforana. ^ Read Herald Advsi p jn ., 648-810. 4 \ 4 .- ^ . 1 (s.rv r

lgx TWSLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, qoNM SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, M AY 11, 1968 PAGE H oowm For Bolt 72 Articles For Sale 45 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Sommer HomM For Rrat 67 Hojusm For Sdit 72 WORK BENCH, tool cabinet, set of NEW BBiACH HOMk, Bolton Lnkt, BOi/rON — Ooloniai Bswafc. 6 Hpiueo For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Bousra For 8 a ^ 72 Houiseg For Sale 72 Wanted—^Real Estate 77 Wanted— Real drawers, $20 takes all. Call rooms, beamed esUlUg imd flra- inCAm; c o l o n ia l - six robm $ bedrooms, completely furnlehad. place m living roont. buUMti assn FOUR BEDROOM Ranch, 28x63’ MIDDLE TURNPnCB West—Real LOVELY SDC ROOM Cape Cod COUNTRY LJVINO In Manchester VERNON — Owner transferred. DUPLEXES AND two famUies, REAL ESTATE Ustlnga wanted. CLASSIFIED 649-1488. 648-1717. Colonial, tip-top coadtticn, finish­ foundation, two. fuU ceramic neat cape. Full six rooms plus L-type Uvlng room, dining room, — Large 2 family 11 room home, 6% room ranch, fireplace, attach­ have qualified buyers. If you’re and range, 1% baths. S-ear ya- ed rao 'room, fenced In yard, lo­ Free estimates of valut. Law. inry nge, large lot, $33,600. mnufok bathe, fire alarm, large kitchen, basement with big rec room imd three bedrooms, new playroom in 1 1/8 acres o f . land, beautiful ed garage, family room, land­ thinking of seUing, please, call, no rence F. Flano, Realtor, 648-3766. - POOR cated in Manchester Green, good 100x300’ lot, 117,600. PhUbrick m FOOT WOODEN kitchen wall Agensy, 049-8404.' bath with shower. Fenced In yard, b a sem en t Corner lot. CaU scenery also, an6 extra lot. scaped, deadend street one block obligation.. E. E, Bushey .Agency, BOOKSHOP Wonted To Rent 68 value at 8l9,600. T. J. Grockett. Agency, 649-8464. trees galore. Excellent value for 648-8601 649-1817. • ' MI 9-'2083. WANTED — By private patty, 8-6 cabinets. 849-1425. OWNBRr — ...... from new elementary school, $14,- ADVERTISING Realtor, 6a-1877, only $18,000. T. J. Crockett, Real­ 490. Open House Saturday and room older sbiigle home or t CUSTDMBRS WANTED — Rent for n single ROqKLBDGB — QuaUty built tor, 848-1877. MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape on MANCHESl^ER — Executive con- family. Phone 649-4988. TEN WOODEN combination win­ WHO lady, 4 or 6 loome, preferably Sunday,' 2-6 p.m. Werner Drive. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS dows with screens for Green Man­ HANDYMAN ranch on Ferguson R o ^ (No. a nicely shrubbed and landscaped temporarjr ranch home, scenic Call 876-1090. Legal Notices STAMPBOS duplex or single. 649-7770. 388). Cost owner $40,000 to buUd BOLTON LINE — 8 ttedroom lot with sturdy shade trees, fuU AAA ^ ea ." This excellently main­ or home. 648-8283. VOU INTO 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. FINE OPPORTUNITY COLUMBIA . . . now he has bMn tranirferred. ranch, full dry basement, beauti­ dormer, hardwood floors through­ tained 8 room home offers large FIVE-YEAR-OLD 6 room Colonial, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at ASPECiAU Vacant. MuM sell and Is open for ful 1% acre plot. Mg rear porch, out, plaster widls, aluminum center foyer, magnificient celling Mancheater. within and for the district RU6H 2-car garage, Immediate occu­ of Manchester, on the 7th day of May. Bowling BOY’S GO-CART, almost new. Land For Sale 71 Ideally situated lovely xwsldeu- offers. CktllV' we wUl be glad to affords a maximum of privacy. storms and screens, 2-car garage. to flqbr fieldstone fireplace wall pancy, $20,700. Owner 643-1986. A D 1963 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSFIED ADVT. OROBK.M* tlal area, close to aoboola, open It for you at your conveni­ $65. 649-9938. New and used homes. Now Is All ths extriu. Real buy at 814,- Exceptional care and quaUty in Uvlng room and dining room, Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:30 AJtf.—SATURDAY 0 AJ». OOVENTRT — 6H acres on Brew­ shopping and bus. 0 room laiya ence. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 600 Yrith 10% down. T. J. Crock­ make this a tine buy at 116,900. tremendous kitchen, 8 large bed­ MANCHESTER — $700 down. Cus­ Estate of Henry J, Donahue of Man­ DUSTY LEAGUE CUSTOM SINGLE shot rifle, $185; ster Street, sign on premises. Call Cape, 1% baths, bresasway, the time to buy your new home 648-1677. tom built ranch, 8 twin sized bed­ chester in said district, a missing per­ Final Standings before the new price rise. ett, Realtor, 648-1677. , Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ rooms, paneled den with bay son. Florence gas and gas stove, ex­ Madeline Smith, Realtor, 649-1643. .waik-out basement and garaga tor. 649-3818,, 648-0309. window, 8 ceramic bathrooms, rooms, living room with fireplace, Upon the application of Charles H. W. L. P et YOUR COOPERATION WILL BOWERS SCHOOL — 8 room Donahue praylinng for the ■ appointment cellent, $65. Call 643-4313 after 4 BIDWELL STREET — 3.64 acres on a beautiful wooded lot. laundry room, double garage, large family, kitchen, hot water - - $ Joe’s Barber .. .91 49 .650 BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-27^11 Needing some repairs and isx- Beautiful year 'tound home on Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 SCHOOL ST. — Double value! Nice oil heat, full basement, city water of a trustee of tne estate of said miss­ plus building lot and excellent out- lake. If you have ever drekmed screened rear porch, Thennopane ing person as by said application more Maas. Modea .. .83 87 A98 bedrooms, very neat and clean, duplex, 6-6, alumrnum. storms, and sewer, on quiet street. Wil­ fully appears. It is OH,TWf')$Mer SO., bnlldlng. E. J. Carpenter, Broker, terior painting. Priced accord­ of being rich, this is for you. Manchester $16,900 windows throughout. Stone and Cupid Diaper . .81 66 A88 1 SAW A ingly. For appointment sail pernqanent siding, $18,900. Hayes double garage, double lot, quick frame exterior — a distinctly de­ liam A. Curtin A Co., 627-6107, ORDERED: That the foregoing ap­ John's Barber .80 60 A71 Boats and Accessories 46 649-6061. Agency, 643-4803. plication be heard and determined at g^lNANOTHeH - Mrs. Shorts, 648-8888. sale price $20,900. Robert B. An­ signed home for the discrimina­ eve. and weekends 673-3672. The Repeats .. .77 62 .564 SAMS •rowriTHNOT New in Uvlng space. Bee the the Probate office In Manche.eter. in CoitiiuMl Fiom Preeailing Page IVt h.p. EVINRUDB geared mo­ SPACIOUS 6-ROOM CAPE derson, Realtor, 628-0189, 638-1776. ting buyer. Principals. 648-0973. said District, on the 23rd day of May, Iona Mfg. ..., .77 63 .550 ONES WHO WHAT J WANT I J. WATSON BEACH A CO. new excellent styled raised BIGHT ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, A.D. 1963. at eleven o'clock in the tor. 4 gallon Crulse-A-Day tank. PUCK you jM N kiw r j U Houses For Sale 72 ranch now being completed. dining room, family room, attach­ SEVEN ROOM older home, situa­ forenoon, and that notice be given to .77 63 J160 -njen^KM THim WOODBRIDGE Street — Because Vernon Used only about 40 hours. Call AND WBBK0 31 Central Row This is the answer to a spUt ed garage', 76x160’ lot, shade Country Uvlng with cily con­ ted on one acre wooded lot, 2-car you like a good buy, you’ll love all persona interested in said estate of .78 67 .521 Help Wanted— Female 35 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 643-8150 e^ter 5:30 p.m. BOLTON — CUSTOM 5 room the pendency of said application and Banning Ins...... 72 LATFR Hartford, Conn. level, a Cape Cod, or a small trees, $17,600. Phllbrick Agency, venience, quaUty-bullt custom garage, $16,400. Phllbrick Agency, this charming Cape conveniently the time and place of hearing thereon, 67 MM RA«W- ranch, 3H acrds, $10,800, call 649-8464. Dickerson Plumb. .68 72 .480 MEDICAL tranacrlptioniet. Tem­ PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom­ you'RB e r u a ^ HACKr 633-3114 Colonial. home on a large treed lot. Call 649-8464. located near schools, shopping and by publishing a copy of this order in WITH IT^ owner, 648-0860. TROUT STREAM DRIVE some newspaper having a circulation Bohemian No. 1 ., .65 74 .468 porary, day or night, may lead to ing, bathing of all breeds. Poo­ ONE ACRE treed lot, new ranch NOW! ! It will be gone tomor­ on a bus line. 6 room, 1% baths, in said district, at least seven days be­ FOREST STREET—DeUgfttful 10 row. Mr. Bogdan, 649-6306, TOLLAND — Partridge Lane. 6% full shed dormer, breezeway and Colonial Board . . . .63 77 .460 permanent position. Requires dles a specialty. Call 649-9793 or Building Materials 47 F.H.A. or V.A, Approved 6'^ rooms, stone fireplace, built- room nmeh, attached garage, fore the day of said hearing, to appear typing speed of 80-90 words per 649-0500. room former Cheney residence Ih 876-6611, 648-3980. garage. Needs some paint and if they see cause at said time and Deco Home Imp. .62 78 .448 USED LUMBER — Doors, win SEVEN ROOM spUt, 1% baths, in oven, range, $14,900. Rockville aluminum oomblnatloqzi amesite OPEN HOUSE place and be heard relative thereto, Case Bros. No. 2 . .62 78 A48 minute and good knowledge of pork-like setting. 6 bedrooms, 4% family room, garage, ohotoe lo­ One $ bedroom ranch, private Realty, 876-2827. paper but priced to take care of and make return to this court, and by WANT SOME FUN? Get a fluffy, dows, sinks, toilets, also other drive, landscaped lot 100(800, high redecorating at only $15,900. Call Case Bros. No. 1 , .59 81 .421 medical terminology. Will type baths, excellent condltloii. Owner cation, 838,900. Philm ok Agmoy, right-of-way to lake, 2-car ga­ EMsiunable mortgage, off Orant mailing on or before May 13. 1963 by operations and case summaries. playful, well behaved kitten. Six plumbing supplies. Open daily 64S-7M4. rage In cellar. Excellent ^rice DOLL HOUSE — Manchester. Cute BARROWS A WALLACE The Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, SUNDAY, 1-5 P.M. certified mall, a copy of this order to Bohemian No. 2 ., ,.28 112 JOO to choose from. 849-9567. 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 8 640-8464. Hill, 8 miles to Route 44A, 11 rharles H. Donahue. c/o John J. Call for an appointment, 643-1141, for this location. Wonderful 4-room ranch, fireplace, recrea­ 648- 4112, 649-7814, 643-0087. O'Connor, Atty.. 791 Main St., Man­ a.m. to 3 p.m. Yard located at MANCHESTER - Extra large 86 E. Center St., mUes to Msmehester. Escott Agen­ Joe's Barbers are the new"laagua Ext. 320. PLAYFUL KITTENS, free io good COLONIAL-LARGE Uvlng room, place for children. tion room, patio, outside fireplace, cy. 649-7683. chester. Conn. Stock Place off North Main room ranch on a one acre land' dining room, den, modem kttoh- beautifully landscaped, $13,300. KERRY STREETT — 7 room older Six room Colonial. Owner JOHN J. WAU-ETT. Judge champs by a oomfortabla margin homes, some fluffy, some with Manchester, Conn. home, good condition, all utilities. transferred. Vacant. RELIABLE and congenial lady for Street. Choman Housewrecking, scaped and tree shaded lot, 3- en, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, ga­ One 8 bedroom ranch, large Carlton W. 'Hutchins, 649-6182. of eight games over secondr plAoa double paws, housebroken. 649-2392. car garage full cellar with rec COVENTRY — Away from It all $13,000. Joseph Barth/ Broker, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at part-time housekeeping and iron­ rage, landscaped yard 102x^ . Uvlng room with fireplace, yet only 6 miles from Manchester Manchester, within and for the district Manchester^ Modes. Cupid Diaper ing, 64S-SS46. 643-5028. room, 8 bedrooms, ceramic bath, COVB3NTRY — 6 room ranch like 649- 0820. (From Vernon Circle, follow Owner traneierred. M m edlats large kitchen wlthloads of cab­ line. 8 bedroom ranch, living Rt. 80 to Sacred Heart Church, of Manchester, on the 7th day of May, Service was a close third. Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— Business Locations huge living room with fireplace, occupancy. Marten E. Robertson, new, reduced price. Fireplace, A.D. 1963. The Barbers'also took team high FREE — Cute white and orange buUt 1964, $35,900. Robert Wblver inet qiace. Make' the woman In MANCHESTER - Bkautlful ranch, room fireplace, 2-car basement MANCHES’TER — AppqMlng cus Cold Stream Dr. opposite Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. Diamonds— Watches— Tenements 63 . For Rent 64 Realtor. 648-6058. your life happy and see this acre land, 20 minutes to Aircraft. garage, close to acre lot. Warren Estate of Elly Claire Fl.scher. late of triple honors with-3203. Team high kittens, looking for homes. 118 HOTPOINT electric range, 36” , ton. Realtor, 649-2818, 648-4548. Owner must sell because of job 89 feet long, 4 bedrooms, family tom built 6 room S p lll< ^ ^ l on church runs into Trout Stream Help Wanted>-lHa]e 36 Jewelry 48 one. ' room 16x24, 3 baths, oversize 3- E. Howland, Realtor-Trader, Dr.) Manchester in said district, deceased. single was won by Colonial Board Maple St. 649-7449. single oven, good condition, $33. FOUR ROOM newly decorated Eve. Conrad Rueter, 648-0309. FOUR BEDROOM 8 room Dutch location. Call 742-8018. high elevation. Features t^cHide a Upon application of Katherine M. Tel. 643-7442. THREE ROOMS ground floor. car garage, large lot, many ex­ 643-1108. full plaster house, 2-car garage. Giblln. praying that an instrument pur­ — 1147. Individual highs wera: WA’TCH AND Jewelry repairing at apartment, second floor, heat, Ideal for any office or commer­ Colonial, centrally located, 5H ROOM RANCH as modem as BX(3EPTIONAL Dutch Colonial tras, 828,900; excellent 6 room Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces, porting to be the last will and testa­ Single, Norm Warren 262; tri$qs^ BIXPERIENCED Painter wanted BOXER SHEPHERD puppies for reasonable prices, prompt serv­ hot water, electric range, garb­ cial use; other space available. 817,500. P hllbrlek Agenoy, To see fiieae homes call pe, shed dormer, owner mov- ment of said deceased be admitted to Joe (Jollingwood 652. Call 643-1420. ice, 2 watchmakers. Manches­ age disposal Included, $125. tomorrow, 8 bedrooms, 2 ceramic 640-8464. Duplex, 7 rooms on one side, 8 on 1% baths, stainless steel double KEN OSTRINSKY probate and that as per application on .sale. Please call 742-8198. 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. ;. Call for particulars. Short oven, baseboard hot water heat, High scores the final night at ter’s oldest established jeweler. Office and Store References. 049-0808, 049-8989. 649-5229, 9-6. tile baths, kitchen bullt-lns, at- THE BURT STARKEY the other. Ideal for large famUy. a EXCITING HILLTOP file. It is EXPBIRIENCED Painters wanted. • tached garage, priced right for ELOHT ROOM Oarrlsasi Oobmlal, Conveniently located in the cen- way out — 8 bedroom modern large lot with storoM shed. Im­ Realtor — 648-6169 ORDERED; That the foregoing ap­ kegllng were: Bill Oppelt 306, Lao F, E, Bray, 737 Main St., State Equipment S4 AGENCY ranch, large lot, $11,900. Over 100 plication be heard and determined at Work located between Manches. Theater Building. TWO STORY building, $30 month­ quick sale. Warren B. Howland, large Uvlng room, dining room, ^ ter of town on a large landscaped LOCATION mediate occui>ancy. Priced below the Probate office in Manchester in RouUlard 203, Walt Yawondtt 306, ter and Glastonbury. Call between Articles For 3ai« 45 NEW ’TYPEWRITERS, $59.95 up; TWO ROOM apartment, 149 Oak­ Realtor-Trader, 643-1108. Cohunbia — 338-9248 lot. 2-car g a r ^ . Warren B. more Ustlngs — aU price ranges. market. Phone 648-6278, Brae- said District, on the 4th day of June. Joe Banning 202. Don Sadraahwld ly. About 2,000 sq. ft. Suitable for Uteben, study and lavatocy, 4 A.D. 1963 at ten o'clock In the fore­ . 6-7 p.m. 633-7765' or inquire 44 used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s land Street. 649-5229, 9-6. bedrooms and hath oa aaoond Howland, Realtor - Trader, Call the Snisworth Mitten Agency, Quality constructed brick Burn Realty. 202, Terry Aiitken 201, John FOR SALE — Flat stone for walls, shop or storage. Inquire 10 Depot noon. and that notice be given to ail Bayberry Road, Glastonbury. Garden— Farm— Dairy Typewriter Service, 479 E. Mid­ Square, Apartment 4. «-»wMMvaa«ag a sattvaaf flooi. Recreation room with fire­ 643-1108. Realtor, 648-6980 or 648-2826. ranch for the discriminating persons Interested in said estate of the Goiangos 203-676, Sam Goggto fireplace, veneer, and patios. Call R(X3KVILLE — 3% rooms, bath, large living room formal dining buyer. 6 lovely laige rooms, BOWERS SCHOOL — Excellent 6 pendency of said application and the r 649-0617. dle Tphe., Manchester. 649-3477, place in basement. Attaohsd SPRING KtREET ~ 6 room room Ranch, garage, fireplace, 2- 216-565, Ron Custer 219-666. CARPENTERS wanted, experi Products 50 garage, reasonable rent. For fur­ MANCHESTER — 40x60 new build­ room, cabinet kitchen, 3 bed­ double garage. Aluminum Mdlng. MANCHESTER — 8 room modern SDC ROOM Immaculate home Vermont marble fireplace, Lots For Sale 73 time and place of hearing thereon, by enced, good hours and working ther information call 242-2739 af­ ing now under construction suit­ rooms, recreation room, land­ home, 4 bedrooms, family room, across from Shady Glen. 194 feet ranch, built-lns, 1% baths, flre- beautiful bath with tile vanity, zone heat, tile bath, city utilities, publishing a copy of this order In SCREENED LOAM for the best in TOMATO PLANTS — 60c dozen. Central location, $39,900. Pldi- pltu:e, extras. 2-car garage. Call combination windows and doors, THREE BUILDING lots prime some newspaper having a circulation In conditions, Rockville and vicinity. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 ter 4. able for offices or light Industry. scaped yard. Marion E. Robert­ brick Agency, 049-8484. attached garage, 166’ frontage, on Turnpike, 660 feet deep. Bel fireplace in walkout basement, said district, at least seven days be­ 875-9684. lawns from our screening plant Potted tomato plants, 15c each. son, Realtor, 648-5958, trees $16,600. CEirlton W. Hutch­ Air Real Estate, 8^-9383. 648-9172, 6-8 p.m., weekends any­ amesite drive, Charles Lesper- location, AA zone, l^ lbrick fore the day of said hearing, to ap­ NOTICE 245 Oak Street. Nice location. 649-5043. cast Iron radiation, 2-car ga­ Andover - Columbia. George Grlf- ’TWO GOWNS, aqua and orchid, WADDELL SCHOOL — t bedroom ins, 649-6182. time. rage. Priced below replace­ ance, 649-7620. Agency, 649-8464. pear if they see cause at said time WANTED — Part-time service sta­ fing, Inc., 742-7886. dress length, size 7-9, worn once. IMMACJULATE 4 room apartment, $9,900—5% ROOM ranch, fireplace, and place and be heard relative there­ SPECIAL TOWN MEETING FARM LOAM — Top quality, big DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN loca­ ranch, comer lot, plenty of trees, M ANCHEST^ --- Beautiful 4 ment cost. For appointment to. and make return to this court, and tion night attendant. Good propo­ 649-9812. good location. Box BG, Herald. tion, 767 Main Street, 25x100 — 2-car garage, large lot, privacy. MANCHESTEH-6% ROOM Cape ESPHICIALLY appealing about this WYLLYS ST. - Extraordinary by mailing on or before May 13. 1963. TOWN OF ANDOVER, LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, five yard load, $12. Columbia tremendous buy at $16,700. T. J. room rsuich, mint condition, call Mrs. Shorts, 643-8886. custom built brick ranch is Its single lot. 240 foot frontage. sition. Apply in person Moriarty will subdivide. Suitable for pro­ Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Crockett, Realtor, 848-1677. with full shed dormer, kitchen, OPEN HOUSE by certified mall, a copy of this order CONNECTICUT Brothers, 301 Center Street. and tillers. Terms, trades, parts 228-9323 after 6 p.m. Multiple Ustlng, .849-5183. utility room, living room, dining nestled In a nice wooded piece of functional layout for easy epn- 643-7444. to Katherine M. Giblln. c/o Harold Wanted—^To Buy 58 fessional office or retail use. r. WATSON BEACH A CO. Strauch. Atty.. 234 Pearl Street. Hart The electors and citizens quali­ and service. Capitol Equipment, NICE 4 ROOM apartment with Ample parking. Pull, clean base­ HEBRON — 6 room Ranch, $ bed­ room, 8 bedrooms on bus line, terra firms. Excellent buy at $11,- venlent living. 3 bedrooms, family 38 Main Street, Manchester. POTTED TOMA’TO plants, tonnato heat and hot water. 643-9280. SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea­ 700. CaU the Ellsworth IiUtten 21 Central Row BURNHAM ST. — 166 foot front­ ford. Conn.; and a like copy of this fied to vote in Town Meeting la WE BUY SELL or trade antique ment. Air conditioned. 242-6774. rooms, big family room, base­ clooe to school. Immediate oc­ Lake Street - Vernon room, dining room, kitchen and order, and of said wfll bv registered the Town of Andover ore hereby ELECTRICIAN’S helper, experi- 643-7958. plants by the dozen, broccoli, let­ tion room, garage, very clean, cupancy, $16,900. Robert Wolver- Agency, Realtor, 648-6980 or Hartford, Conn. flreplaced living room, 1% baths, age by 412 deep, rural residential air mall to Hertha Kalkoff-Kessner. enced. 644-1429. tuce, cabbage, kohlrabi, eggplant, and used furniture, china, glass, 3% ROOM APARTMENT, extra 115,900. 4%% moiteage, $87.78 ment with garage, 8/4 acre lot, 648-2825. zone, $8,200. 648-8779, after 6 p.m. Stinds Strasae (20) Berlin Steigllt*. notified that a special Town Meet­ silver, picture frames and old 400 SQUARE FEET garage space many extras, 111,800 mortgage tdn Agenev, Realtor, 649-2818, 622-2114 2-car garage, tree studded lot. on Germany: Liselntte Kahnmacher, ing of the Town of Andover, Con­ ALUMINUM LADDERS — 16 ft. — pepper plants. Krause Green­ closets, stove, refrigerator, Vene­ monthly. Carlton W Hutchins, 648-4648. Blve. Conrad Rueter, 1-6 p.m. Sunday attractive street location. House BAKKIR, 12 midnight - 8 a.m. En­ houses, 649-7700. coins, m Cape bullt-ln stove and oven. Pretty MUST SELL — Amston Lake, plans and specificatiooa for tbo COLUMBIA — Modem, newly COVENTRY tion room, 2-car garage, excel­ Nebo. FOR SALE — Clerm fill, delivered, ROOM FOR RENT near Main nished or unfurnished, good loca­ formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, brick Agency, 649-8464. garage, fireplace, 1% baths, plus recreation room offers as a picture, $18,900. Beautiful comer lot 100x100, Teachers vs. Variety Caterers, town office building. MAN FOR cencrete work, will reasonable, Carlson’s Express, 95 GOOD COW MANURE — $6-$10 Street. 9 Hazel Street. 649-2170. tion. Write Box V, Herald. decorated 4 rexjms, second floor lent condition, |28,900. I ^ M c k storms, Croft Dr., hear highway, privacy, convenience. Fenced 3. To rescind the actimi of tha train, driver’s, license. Call Agency, 649-8464. 3 baths, 1800 sq. ft. of living cleared with selected shade trees. 6:15, Robertson. Hilliard St., Manchester. 649-4555. loads. Delivered. Excellent for apartment, $116. Baseray heat, English Tudor 7 room home, space, attached garage, 150x160 MANCHESTER — Pour room owner, $18,700. 844-0610, after 6 yard, new knotty pine kitchen, Custom ranch, 5% rooms, town meeting dated April 24th, 643-0861 after 6. gardens, shrubs, lawns, etc. ROOM FOR LADY or gentleman, FIVE ROOM newly decorated breeze way and garage, rec Private beach. Ideal for summer Mai Tool vs. Colonial, 6:15, electricity, hot water includeil, 20x36 paneled , living room, wooded lot, close to all schools, Cape, I immaculate as can be, p.m. walking distance to schtxils, shop­ or winter home. $1,250. Call 1963 authorizing the Town Office DARK, RICH, stone free loam, fill, 643-7804, 649-8731. quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak apartment, all conveniences, cen­ lake privileges. Call Columbia, ROCKLEDGE — Cuetom 6 room room, 2 fireplaces, aluminum Charter Oak. Building Committee to proceed AUTO UPHOLSTERY MAN with beam ceiling, cobblestone fire­ ranch, large Uvlng room with $22,900. P h llbrick Agency, nicely landscaped yard with ping, bus. Redecorated. Occupan­ 242-8283 daytime only. Tuesday, May 14 gravel, sand, stone, manure. Call Street, 643-8368, 246-4738. tral location, no children untler 12 228-3672 after 6 p.m. trees, full cellar, oU heat, VERNON — Just over Manchester cy as desired. $14,600. 649-2200. storms, large wooded lot, non­ with the construction of the Bear some experience. Turnpike Auto years. Tel. 643-4654, 9-6. place, 4 or 6 bedrooms, sun- fireplace, formal dining room, 649- 8464. K of C Sports Night, 7:30, Man­ 643-8603. deck, large treed lot. Must he aluminum storms tuid screens, line. Like new 6% ranch, 1% development, $18,990. Town Office building. Seat Cover, 643-6365. Household Goods 51 PLEASANT furnished room with electric kitchen, natural wood­ baths, butlt-ln kitchen with ROCKLEDGE — Contemporary chester High. SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and SDC ROOM duplex, nice yard, quiet seen to be appreciated. $16,000. work, 2-car garage, large wooded Walk-up attic, city utilities. Real­ Farms For Sale 76 4. To consider and take action cooking facilities and electric re­ ly Inexpensive at $12,000. Robert dinette, fireplace. Hayes Agency, ranch, 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, spaci­ South Windsor — New colonial, Rockville at Plainvllle. upon a proposal to appoint a new reel Toro mowers at special PAIR HOLLYWOOD BEDS, box- frigerator, ladies only. 643-6388. neirhborhood, adults, retired or Summer Romes For Rent 67 lot, 826,900. PhUbrick Agency, 648-4808. ous family room, garage, wooded 4 bedrooms, one and two half Track—Manchester at Bristol spring and mattress, $20 each. working couple preferred. Wolverton, Realtor, 649-2818, TWENTY ACRE FARM on excel­ Building C!ommittee consisting of prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s, CHAMBERS REALTY 649-8464. 8d JENSEN STREET -643-4648. Eve. Conrad Rueter, lot, $27,900. Phllbrick Agency, baths. Ideal for large family, lent street. Small cottage. Sheds, Central. 867 Main Street. Dining room set, $25. 649-6148. WOMEN ONLY — Furnished room 643-0466. CAPE COD, Dennlsport — 2 and 3 $23,900. three (3) persons, - each of vdiom EXPERIENCE bedroom cottages, all conveni­ 643-0309. 649-8464. $25,000. Joseph Barth, Broker, No. Methodist vs. Comm. Bap­ shall be a resident and tax payer for rent, complete housekeeping FIVE ROOM ranch, stone front, tist, 6:16, Mt. Nebo. SPRING CHANGEOVER special— facilities, between Center and THREE LARGE pleasant rooms ences. 643-0103. 643-2325 — 643-6930 tored walls, 2 bedrooms, din- This lovely Cape offered only Many other listings — Man­ 649-0320. of the Town of Andover, fbr the because owners are leaving TANNER s t r e e t — This ranch 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL COVENTRY — Excellent 4 room UNNECESSARY 200 extra S A H stamps with oil HOTPOINT — Fully automatic, de­ Memorial Hospital. 643-6539. centrally located. Heat, hot water, room, fireplace, ceramic tile ranch, fireplace, breezeway, ga­ chester, So. Windsor, Vernon, purpose of examining the practi­ change. Atlantic or Quaker State luxe electric stoye. Call 649-1767. stove, refrigerator. Reasonable. GARDNER LAKE — Northwest S , aluminum awnings, extras. state. Fireplace, screened rear must be sold. Five full liveable Tolland, Ellington. Buying or cality of using the basement of Shorefront. Modem Housekeeping. porch, near all schools and rooms, three of them could be rage, $11,600. Joseph Barth, oils. Cole’s Atlantic, 451 W. Cen­ ATTRACTIVELY furnished room Call 649-8404, 12 noon to 6 p.m. Owner 649-1484. Large corner lot, 1% baths, Broker, 649-0320. selling, please call us 'about Legal Notices NOTICE the town Library as offices for the We’r* looking for young and ter. for gentleman, private entrance, $63 weekly up. Visit weekends. MANCHESTER — New 6 room bus. lATge wooded lot. Asking bedrooms. Pull basement with ga­ near schools and shopping, your real estate needs. town for the next five years, and req;>onsible married men who NOBGE AUTOMATIC washing kitchen privileges, parking. In­ SIX ROOMS, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, Free colored pictures, brochure. brick ranch, bullt-lns 14x20 living 18 EDMUND STREET — 6 room $14,900. rage, walk-up attic. Excellent good residential area.. Assum­ CUSTOM DESIGNED executive LIMITATION OHDEB BI-ANNUAL ELECTION to determine the cost thereof, and want to provide better for their 12 GATTGE WINCHESTER Pump machine. $45. 649-1837. quire 169 Maple Street. dining and living room. Four Arrowhead Grove, Colchester 4, room with fireplace, half acre lot, Cape, enclosed sunporch, 1-car residential location. Were .asking able 6%% mortgage. Beauti­ home In one of Manchester’s AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at NOTICE is,^ereby given at the to retain the services of an archi­ $42., 20 gauge bolt action clip adults. No pets. $90. 30 William Conn. Norwich 887-4696: Hartford In the high 17’s . . . now open to Manchester, within and for the District Bi-Annual Election to be held at family by getting in the sales RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, $30; reasonably priced. Hayea Agency, oversize garage. Phllbrick Agen­ fully landscaped lot. Priced un­ prime locations. 7 spacious of Manchester on the 3rd day of May. tect or other qtmlified peracm os field, full training program. Mossberg $18., Air pellet pistol Street. 242-9278. . 643-4803. cy, 649-8464. ELVA TYLER, REALTOR offers. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, der $19,000. By appointment rooms, sunken living room, FOR RENT 1963. N the Town Hall, Route 6 in the the committee deems necessary or $10. Deacon’s bench $50., two'an­ 9x15 ruby oriental, $35; 9x12 gold ROOM FOR RENT. Call 643-6874. 643-1677. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. Tovvn of Andover on May 20th, Earn while you learn. Call broadloom—289-6955. owner 649-2668. cathedral ceiling, 2 huge fire­ desirable for such purpose,. said 625-1718, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. or write tique rockers, need repair $6 TWO ROOM heated apartment, hot 649-4469 Manchester — Central 5 large Estate of Elizabeth J. Carlson. late 1963, for the electiqn of Town Offi­ water and gas range furnished, places, landscaped lot. Call own­ of Manchester in said District de­ committee to report and reotxn- Box W, Herald. each. Cherry dresser $85, mirror SCHOOL STREET — 6 8: 6 duplex er 649-8286, after 6 p.m ..or Satur­ room apartment, heat, hot ceased. cers, Committees and or Commis­ mend for the consideration and ap­ ’TWO NEW twin bed outfits. Al­ ROOM IN SINGLE home suitable "middle aged adults preferred. on the corner of Spruce and water furnished. No children $20, small pine blanket-chest $40. most new 30” Frigldaire electric day and Sunday. On moUon of Arthur Carlson. Box sions as prescribed by Statute. proval of a future town meeting Candlestand $12, Oak bureau with for gentleman, parking, $9. Tel. 643-6388. School. Separate heatinig systems. HOLUSTBR STREET — Immacu­ under 12. $126. monthly. 570, Brandy St, Bolton, Conn., execu­ range. $90 each. 649-0721. 643-6257. tor. Polls will be open at 6 A.M. and to be called for such purpose. mirror $12, Child's wardrobe $12, WEST SIDE — Six room Cape, Fidr condition. Two car garage, late 6 room Colonial Bungalow, ANDOVER — 7 room CJolonial, 1% ORDERED: That six months from the close at 6 P.M. and voting will be price has been dropped to $19,000. If you have a rent, call us 5. To consider and take action EXPERIENCED truck and tractor Kitchen sink $5. 643-1686. HOTPOINT refrigerator, 8 cubic fireplace, tile bath, near Assump­ large airy rooms, natural wood­ baths, 3-car garage, barn, 3% 3rd day of May, 1963. be and the saihe done by Voting Machines. upon a proposal to appropriate the Apartments— Flats— Business Locations tion Church, school, shopping cen­ for a quick sale. T. J. Crockett; work, fireplace, new furnace. Bel acres, reasonable. Owner 742-6176. about our rental service. We are limited and allowed for the credi­ trailer driver wanted at Gregg & foot, good condition, $25. Call RECOGNIZED in this area for have a long list of clients wait­ tors within which to bring In their Notice is also given that the sum of $500 for the accomplish­ SPECIAL SALE — Picnic tables, ter, bus line, city conveniences, Realtor, 643-1677. Air Real Estate, 648-9832. Son, 65 Hilliard St., Manchester. 649-0195. Tenements 63 For Rent 64 ing. claims against said estate, and said Selectmen and Town Clerk or As­ ment of the purposes enumerated Apply in pgrson. extra sturdy 2” lumber, 6 foot riced at only $16,900. Charles ROCKVILLE — Cape. 6 8/4 rooms executor, is directed to give public no­ VERNON — New ranch, 6 rooms, finished, ideal for children, car- tice to the creditors to bring in their sistant Town Clerk will be In ses­ in Articlii 4 hereof. $12.95, 7 foot $14.60. Delivered. W. 118 MAIN—Three rooms, heat, hot esperance, 649-7620. $9,500 FULL PRICE for modern 4 sion at said Town Hall on Satur­ Zinker, 876-7143. E room year ’round ranch .overlook- built-in oven, range, master bed­ porti view. $12,800. Rockville claims within said Ume allowed by 6. To consider and take action 39” AUTOMA’n C electric stove, 4 water, stove, refrigerator, $100. 245 NORTH m a in — Store. publishing a copy o f this order in some day. May 18th, 1963, from 8 P.M. BEFORE YOU BUY In So. Wind­ Ihg (Coventry Lakis. Kitchen l>ullt- room 18x12, $18,990. Rockville Realty, 876-2827. upon a proposal to .plan a new Salesmen Wanted 36-A years old, $80. Gall 649-6666. 649-S229. 9*6; — ------— ------640-6229, 9-5. GASTON REALTY CO. newspaper having a circulation In said until 5 P.M. for the purpose of PICNIC TABLES — Extra sturdy, Quality and Competitive Prices! sor, see this 3 bedroom ranch. ins, Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9382. Realty, 876-2527. Srobate' district within ten days from town office building In 1968 or loit­ all bolted construction, 6 foot Dining room, fireplace, oil hot SIX ROOM Cape, custom built, Route 88, Vernon le date of this order and return make examining the quedifications of er; and make recommendations 8ALES TRAINEE — Established WEST SIDE Cape, 6 rooms, close plus one unfinished room, formal to this court of the notice given. Electors and to administer the for the financial arrangements to sales route in local area opening $19.95, 8 foot $22.95, 10 foot water heat, garage. Reduced to CIRCA 1800 — Colonial; beautiful JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge $25,95 and others. Assembled, de- $17,500. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, restored, 2% baths, 9 rooms, to bus, tree shaded lot, $14,900. dining room, finished recreation (In front of Conn. Golf Land) Elector’s Oath to those found meet the estimated cost of the new soon $96 weekly guarantee ifi Hyered W Zinker 875 TK'i qualified while training. Advance I vereo. w. l inker, 875-7143. 444-1286. fireplaces, hot water heat, garage, Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. room, large kitchen, fireplace, 2- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at qualified, for those ONLY whose office building. car garage, lot 119x121, shade 649-1902 875-0819 649-6731 Manchester, within and for the district rights have matured since April 7. To do any other business to $144 weekly after training. Mar- ONE COMPLETE box machinist’s acreage. Carlton W. Hutchins, of Manchester, on the 6th day of May, 649-5132. $16,900 — 188 WETHERELL ST. trees, AA zone, $22,500. Owner, A D 1963 -f ./ * 27, 1963, Naturalized citizens must proper to home before.-said meet­ rlrt man .with car; experience | tools, $100. Three radios, one Mo- iVERETt w . Very fine Cape, large living room, 649-9896. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. present documentary proof. ing. interview ball torola, one Silvertone. and one PREVIEW!! YoutMul Princess fireplace, picture windows, awn­ Estate of WilUam J. Elliott late of Dated at Andover, Gonneotiout, ' Dated at Andover, Oc»meotletit, 644-0202 between 6-8 p.m. WestinghQuse,_$10 each. 649-9037. ings, large landscaped lot, at­ tf&fichester Iri said district, deceased. MANu m eSTBR vlclhlfy — 6 room CRBSTWOOD — A beautiful wood­ Upon application of Evelvn E. Darby this 13th day of May 1963. this 10th day of May 1963. ~~ WE'Re MoT pTHte "ready A Bright Bunny! tached garage, extra land avail­ Split Level, attached garage, ed area of custom built homes praying that letters of administration be -Theodqre C. Wright , T. C. Wright, STONES GOOD,for dry wells, re­ able. E. J. Carpenter, Broker, aluminum storms,. 8 acres land, ,pverlooklng Snipslc "Lake. 26 min­ granted on said estate, as per anpllca- ^ J. Cuj^ler Hutchinson, John C, Hutohiiwon, 6484«»1, 649-8162. $16i600. 6 room bungalow, large flon on file. U is SALESMAN taining walls or leeplT fields, free BUT COME AND SEE . . " ------utes to Hartford. Over 1,460 sq. ft. ORDERED: That the foregoing ap- ■ Percy B. Cook, A majority of the for the taking and paying for ad. living room, stone fireplace, $9,- of comfortable living in this licatlon be heard and determined at Selectmen Board -of Selectmen, 644-0304. EUGHT ROOM home, 1% battis, 000. Chambers Realty, 648-2326, Ble Probate office In Manchester in fireplace, porch, oil heat, garage, unique 6 room ranch style home. Ellsworth L. Covell, Town of Andover, 643-6930. 2 tiled baths, 2-car garage. Priced said District, on the 21st day of May, We have just moved into a new combination windows and doors, ------1— ------A.D. 1963, at eleven o'clock in the ■ Town Clerk Connecticut VAN DYNE below replacement cost, offers in­ forenoon, and that notice be given to larger office. We are a million recreation room, wall-to-wall all . persons interested in said estate of dollar national concern and carpeting, city uttUUes, near bus vited. For further details call Mrs. Shorts, 643-8886. J. Watson the pendency of said application and need alert and ambitious men Bank Foreclosure line, shopping center. Verplanck Manchester the time and place of hearing thefedn. to represent us handling a new School and church. Priced at only Beach A Co., sole agents, 21 Cen­ by publishing a copy of this order In On country home In SI. Johns- tral Row, Hartford, 622-2114. some newspaper having a circulation product. Income range be­ $18,900. Charles Lesperance, in said district at least seven days be­ tween $150 - $300. Call 643-9177. bury, Vt., 200 acres, 8-room 649-7630. fore the day o^sald hearing, to appear AHRACTIYE COLONIAL house. Central 'heat, field PILGRIM HILLS MANCHESTER — Clean. Sound. If they see cause at' said time and PRETTY PROUD stone fireplace, man-made pond Complete. 6 rooms; Garage. 2 full place' and be heard relative thereto, IN COVENTRY L'YNESS ST. — Immaculate 4-4 and make return tb this court, and by NEAR SCHOOL and SHOPPING CENTER of 1 / 2 acre. Large 2-car garage duplex. for $16,900,' new heating baths. Fireplace. Stoims, screens. mailing on or before Mav 7 1963 bv with rec room above, wooded 6 miles east of Manchester on Route 44A system, combinations, big lot, T. Owners offer this Immaculate­ Hot water oil heat. Near bus, certified mall, a copy of this order tb 4 BEDROOMS, KITCHEN WITH STOVE AND R IO ARC Situations Wanted— land and fields. Wonderful A shopping. Reasonable. H. B. Marj' E. Elliott, c/o Welfare Commis­ BUILDER J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ly cared for 6 room .Cape, Bow­ sioner.. Box .No. 608, Norw’lch. Conn. OVEN, 1!/, BATH. ^ l O i T T O Female 38 view. Estimated value $40,000. f OPEN TODAY 1 P.M. TO 6 P.M. ers School area, freshly re­ Grady, Broker, 643r8009. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge will be sold for ^ 2 ^ 0 0 0 ROCKLBaXJE—3 bedroom ranch, large r6om$, garage, fireplace, decorated inside and out, city LIVING ROOM WITH BEAMED CEILING, 1-GAR GARAGE WILL. TAKE Ca r e .of children In water and sewer, walk to my home weekly or by the day. AND EVERY SATURDAY and convenient to schoola, stores, Phone 649-5708. Fenton W. Chester SUNDAY FROM NOW ON 246-4781 bus. Owner 643-1470. school,' church, bus and shop­ 4 ping. A steal at $14,9(XI. Call PUBLIC AUCTION BUILT BY K&C CONSTRUCtlON Broker OUR MODEL HOMES, ARE NOT WOODLAND STREET — Owner Mr. Larivlere at 649-6806, WANTED — Evening office work. LYNDON, VT.— 626-8358 relocating! Custom built 6% room 875-6611. Evenings After 6 and Sunday— 643-0916 Call 875-6798. QUITE FINISHED, BUT SO MANY ranch, 1% baths, garage. Numer­ FORECLOSURE SALE INTERESTED PROSPECTS HAVE V YOU ARE PLANNII^e TO BUILD OR REMODEL . ous extras! Immediate occupan­ 199-201 ADAMS STREET CALLED OUR OFFICE FOR INFOR­ cy! Inspect now and make offer. BARROWS & WALLACE MANCHEST^ CONNECTICUT - , MATION AND ASKED TO SEE Mangiafico A Brooks, 625-8080, CALL US FOR FREE FRIENDLY ESTIMATES! 628-4226A . . 66 B. CentUr Bt., By order of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of kart- THESE OUTSTANDING RANCHES, ford, the following property, located In an Industrial zone, will be CAPE CODS AND RAISED RANCHES • Manchester, Conn. sold at public auction: THAT WE HAVE DECIDED TO HAVE Beginning at a point in the eiasterly line of Adams Street, Manchester said point being ninety (90) feet north from a merestone 8-ROOM COLONIAL OPEN HOUSE FOR PREVIEW SHOW­ These Are A Few Of Our Architectural, General RURAL MANCHESTER — Five set in the northwesterly corner of land now or formerly of OPEN HOUSE INGS EVERY SATURDAY AND SUN­ Very Competent Sub-Contractors Florence Garllnhouse, measured in* said easterly line of FLEMING RD., MANCHESTER BE A LANDLORD room Cape, half acre wooded lot, DAY. THE PRICE RANGE IS FROM Contracting, Real Adams Street; thence northerly, one hundred fifteen and CERAMIC TILE FLETCHER GLASS privacy, fireplace, basement ga­ $14,990 TO $16,490. THE VALUES rage, Owner, 648-0893. 'seven-teqths (116.7) feet in said easterly line of said Adams — FEATURING — OONTBAOTOR COMPANY and be proud of It! This S-year. Street to a point; thence easterly one hundred forty-four and ARE AMAZING AND THE LOCATION A. RAYMOND ZEBIO 188 W. Middle Tpke. Estate and Financing old, 6-6 duplex features dining e Tappan Electric Kitchen *Ceramio Bath with IS SUPERS. SOUTH 'WINDSOR — South-east seven-tenths (144.7) feet by interior angle of 89 degree.s 50’ 2-4 Sunday and SON Manchester room, kljchen, lovely living South Windsor’s famous "breeze to a point; thence southeasterly seventy-three and two- a Bullt-ln Dishwasher Ceramio Fleer 209 Grandview Ter. room, 3 bedrooms, ceramic tile OARAGE DOORS from the South” provides wonder­ tenths (73.'2) feet by Interior angle of 140 degrees 40’ to a e Electronic Air Purifier e 1% Baths Hartford Services Available.sa bath, aluminum combinations, ful summer living in the big yard point; thence southwesterly one, hundred twenty-two and and OPERATORS 8370, 2700-H large treed lot, city water and e Birch Cabinets e Bulltrln Vanity around this 7 room spilt level. two-tenths (122.2) feet by Interior angle of 73 degrees 44’ to • Intercom System ATLAS OVERHEAD 3-9yra. sewers In desirable residential a point; thence westerly hundred feet (100) by interior e Stainless Steel Sink BIASONBY '' DOOR Teach' the children to be neat Concrete terrace (or cook-outs. 8 A Country HilL Community area and one block from bus bedrooms, living room with fire­ angle of 146 degrees 46’ to a point in the e^terly line of • Family Room e Attic Fan 99 FRANCIS DR. PETE PONnCELLI SALES OF PIONEER WATCH ’THIS HOUSEt Here’s a pretty princess dtoss wjtth this 'bright buimy*! He eervee line. By appointment only. Call Adams Street smd the point and place /of beginning. e Oil Hot Water Heat < ' VALLEY, m e. fliat la certain to please a three-to- as a hiding-place for their paja­ -place, dining el, kitchen with e Colonial Elxturee 12 McKee St A n n Hunter at 649-8696, breakfast counter, racreation Manchester WlndsoE. Locks si|^t mlM, espaclaUy whm com­ mas! 649-5806. , Titere Is a two-famlly wood frame dwelling on the premises. The e Oolonlti Trim e Baseboard Radlatimi MANCHESTER . bined with the neat collared Jacket. Pattern No. 3700-H has pattern room, garage, full basement. ' sale will be to the highest bidder and will be free and clear of all e Cellar Hatchway, i 1 jStorm windows and doors. Every­ e Louvered Closet Doors "FINE Homes Designed With YOU In Mind!" Building Materials No. 88fiL.witb Patt-O-Rama U In pieces; full sewing and flniahlnY oicumbrances except current' taxes. Said sale is subject to the e City Water and Sewer CONCRETE AND thing you could want or need for e Panel Doors WM. PECK LUMBER, sizes 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 years. Size 4, directions. b Ar ROWS & WALLACE approval of the Court, of Common Pleas for the County of Hart- EXCAVATION m e. dress, 2% yards of 86-inch; jacket, only $17,800. Assumable 4%% ' ford. < . e Fireplace e Amesite Drive ‘ " EXCLUSIVE SALES To order, sent 35c hi coins to: V.A. mortgage. Glenn Roberts e Lot 106x280 . "/f's A bream r ANDREW AN8ALDI 2 Main S t $L_yard and % yard contrast. Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening 86 E; .lC:enter St., DATE OF SALE: MAY 18, 1963 COMPANY Manchester To order, aend 40c in coins to:— Agency, MLS Realtors, 644-1621, OF SALE: 2:00 PJM. . Sue Btirneti, The Manchester Eva- Herald. IISO AVE. OF AMEB- ICsochester, Coon. 644-1837. „ PllAOE OF SALE: Oa Uie premises. *Choioe of eolors If ordered now. BUweO 'St, Bfaecbestor lOAS. NEW YORK $6, N. Y. ' GLASTONBURY Bliw ‘B a r s ild , IIM AVE. OF XERMSr A deposit of flJIOO.OO in cash or oertifled or bank check. For Ist-claas mailing add lOo 43 COURTLAND STREET 7^ Five ' a l l t h is f o r — fSSySO O JACK J, LAPFEN Agency SAMUEL M. LAVITT AGENCY PLUMBING and NEW YORK $8, N.T. Hie Jioase.and premises will be open for Inspection preoedlng ttis BOBERFS ELECIBIO HEATmO CO. For Xrt-elaMLhialllng add 10c for for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- rooms on one floor with .garage. $U,600. Call owner 649-276(^. , sale. ' '' FOR APPOINTMENT OAIX 643-2158 Realters 87S-6297-—Vernon Circle — Parkway Exit Henry Bd. 106 Spring S t each .pattern. "Frint Name, Ad­ dreei 'With Zone and Pattern Num­ BOWIORS SCHOOL AREA — . ber. k For further informatton, write or call PkOM 444-I54I South Windsor Olastonlmry dress, with Eone.^tyle No. and cheerful rooms, 2 full baths, 2-Car 161 TANNER STREET '— 6% room ,alse7 J ' Just 50c for the New '63 Album! JOSEPH BARTH, Brektr— 649-0320 • O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K * M W ai Mlii ^ esi M l, Va gunge. Don't delay — see today! ranch, living room with paneled ROBERT M. SHARAF, COMMIHEt^ Send now for B ^ c Fashion, Xany lovely designs! Directions Price $16,600. Madeline Smith, fireplace, hot water heat, family WILL ACCEPT TRADES , . . ) a m Spring Sc summsf ’8Sl our complete for suit and1 afghan inIn knit;I SoOf, MS MAIN STREET, HARTFORD S, CONNECTICUT Realtor, $«$-lt<3, w ^ zoonr,- attractiVa landscaping. Telephone: 622-1106 PAttesa 1 64A81M. Ownar, 6M-6608. ■i ifiiir.r A’ » V ., PAGE FOURTEEN

1 Mlsa Joann Morrtaon. dau|^t«r of Mr. and M n. H. R. Morriaon, lUing Pupils A b o u t T ow n 60 Hemlock St., wiU participate In WANTED! the Springfield College Marlin Business Bodies Give Ckmcert Gean, Late Mo6el Mr. and Mrs. WUUam tl. Mc­ du b's annual water show May 16 Kinney. 101 Chestnut St., will hold and 18 in Springfield, Masa an open house tomorrow froih 2:30 f i r m m a y e x p a n d An "Bvenlng of Muate" w m to 8 p.m. in observance of their Miss Unda Frazier, daughter of Tfhe Rogers Corporation of Man­ preMutml to a capacity audience USED CARS Both wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Frazier, 26 chester and Rogers may e:^?«nd of pamnta and (Menda last night TOr PRICES PAID Bates St., has been named editor its KlUlngly division and increase Nathan Hale Square Club of of "The Targe," student news­ employment in that plant by 75 in the nUng Junior High audMorl- Uriel. Lodge of Maacna will meet paper at St. Joseph College. persons if an upcoming Tuesday TUjsaday at 7:30 p.m. at the lodge night vote is in favor of relocating Membem of the sdwol band, or­ Carter la Merrow, George Milhench of Salvatore Lopes, son of Mr. and 35 families now on an 18-acre Mrs. Joseph Lopes, 48 Spruce St. chestra, Gradaa 7 and 8 mixed CHEVROLfT to.. INC. WUlimantic will show films of hda plot of land. cholta, and Inatrum^tal aololaU trip to England. received a Samuel Robinson Schol­ A special town meeting is be­ 1M» Mala 4t. Manchester arship for learning the Westminis­ performed aelect*ona'whl Mortlooks’s Driving School, as arrangement by FUUayaon. Robert Mrs. Bimle will serve dessert ed at the lower level of the Man­ smd an oil-fired hot water heater and coffee. part of the recent Bicycle Safety of children in grades 2 to 6— pass­ Johns directed the band in Ugh- ed the Safety check and most bike chester Shopping Parkade, will de­ o f correot capacity—your family SUNDAY All area members of Pi Beta Program at the Buckley School li^ita from “’The King and I’’ by Phi are Invited ^ on Vernon St. School Principal owners were eligible for the TPP vote each Saturday as official Rodgers, impressiems of a Scottlsii can take care o f oil their wa shing Vincent Ramlzi and pupil Jim sticker. Eiaoh bicycle owner also Town bicycle inspection heculquar' Air” by Ployha, "Sinfonla” by needs at one time. Macllvain, 12, of 17 Bonner Rd., received a "Rules of the Road” ters. Children are welcomed to Bachierl, and concluded with Mom can do the family wash. bring their bikes In for a safety another recipient of the TP stick­ folder. Inspectors Donald Hale "Chamidona On Parade” by Ham- Sis can do the ctiahea at the eama and Ernest Heck, volunteer work­ check. * . er, look on. m el. tim e Junior takes his bath, and Plano accompanists for the p ro ­ you etvioy a shower. w« 1951 as a member of the Norton notification of membership in the man and construction supervisor g ra m were Nancy Chandler, EUUle D on’t delay—phone ua today. Public Relations Department., In 1963 Million Ddllar Round Table prior to coming to Manchester. Carlson, Borbaiti Rayburn, Joan- Find out how easy it is to sw it^ Marie Halloran and Edward 1959 he was appointed supervisor of the National Association of to a M obilheat-fii^ water hsat> of recruiting in the Personnel De­ Life Underwriters. BRIEFS Chapin. partment. Later he took the sales He joins other members of the Joseph A. Mott, president of The program was presented for *Avmet/amily of fouTm training course and was a field 1963 Roimd Table who have sold Mott’s Super Markets, of which the student body at Illing, Wednes­ Wendell H. Cheney specialist in New York and New at least one million dolLa,rs of one is located on E. Middle Tpke. day and ’Iharsday mornings. / Jersey at the time he left Norton life insurance in 1962. Fewer than Manchester, has been named chair­ David Wilcox and Buel Grant, since 1961 as a production planner Co. to join Commonwealth Press. one per cent of the world’s life man of the symposium on "How directed by Calvin Fish, audio-vis­ and sales representative. He is insurance agents are Round Table to Understand Your Chistomer ual coordinator, arranged the MORIARTY a 1949 graduate of Bryant Col­ NOTE LONG SERVICE members. This year’s membership Better” at the annual Superinsu’- lighting. David Dixon recorded the lege, Providence, R. I. Three Manchester men, with a is about 3,400, an increase of ap­ ket Institute Convention In Chi­ program, and the programs were He first went to Worcester in total of 125 years of employment, proximately 300 over 1962. cago May 8. Mott Is a former printed by David Dingwall, David BROTHERS mark annivci-saries with two area president of the institute. Hochberg, Vladimir Orduz, Victor f i l T U S . 40 YEARS AT 8NET D elG reoco, C h ris Hkirl, D onald William C. Gienty of 57 Dough­ John F. Hoppman of Pine Ridge Preservation of foods by radia­ Olchefskie, and Russell Philbriek, M l 3 -5135 erty St. and Marcel P. Jobert of Dr., Andover, recently was the tion may soon .open veist new mar­ supervised by John Oaroppolo, i t Spring Special 722 Center St., ■ both employed in regipient of a diamond service kets for New England’s fresh sea graphic arts teacher. 301-315 Cantar St. W O W " What Service electric operations of the Hartford emblem to mark his 40th anniver­ food, potato and poultry indus­ Art work In thb -auditorium was RANCHES and CAPE CODS Electric Light Co., Monday and sary with the Southern New Eng­ tries, according to an article ap­ done by. the art clashes of Mrs. PLACE ORDER—PICK IT UP IN 10 MINUTES Painted For $ 4 9 - 0 0 Tuesday, respectively^ will mark land Telephone Co. pearing In the May issue of the Dorothy McHugh and Mrs. Su­ W E G IV E SSfK DON’T BELIEVE US? THEN TRY US! 45 and 40 years service with the Hoppman, who is the Manches­ New Englander, regional .business san Miller. GREEN STAMPS firm. ter . district construction super­ magazine published by the New Other Illing staiff members who PLUS PAINT William R. Toop of 102 Tanner intendent since 1956, started his England Council at Boston. The assisted were LUlian Segar, and TRIM St., assistant manager, statistical career as a groundman at the article ia titled "Food: The Ml- Mrs. Evelyn BrbWn, Michael Mar PIZZA-RAY'S department at Fuller Brush Co., Norwich plant in 1922. He later racle of Radiation,” by Dr. Hkl- quls, George Wood, Mrs. Valerie M o b ilh e at 130 SPRU C E STREET — M l 3-0031 SPECIAL PRICES ON East Hartford, has completed 40 ■became a lineman, assistant fore­ ward S. Josephson and U.S. Army Boland, Mrs. Laura Velte, Mrs. it* doan-aeHoit Open 2-11—Sun. 4-10 LARGER HOMES years of service for the brush firm. man, and then foreman of the Capt. George R. Dietz. Barbara Potterton, Mrs, Rosanna addHir, SMALL LARGE plant in 1933. MitcheU, Paul Finkbein, WiBiam 1 ^ 3 Sat. till 12 ALLSTATE PAINTERS IN BOUND TABLE In 1947, he transferred to the Nicholas Pagan! of 24 Newman Caldwell and Hyatt Sutliffe. 75c . C LO SED W ED N E SD A Y ^1.25 Coventry—Tel. 742-7568 George T. LaBonne Jr. of the firm’s headquarters in New Haven St., postal Clerk, has received a Alex Ferguson of the custodial 25'2 Extra Each Item Hartford—289-6988 LaBonne - Silverstein Associates where he served as plant oper­ J15 check and Certficate of Award staff also "gave generously of bis Inc., 153 Main St., a represent­ ations assistant. He later went to from the Postal Department for tim e. ' Read Herald Ad vs. ative of National Life Insurance New London where he was assis­ his suggestion of rearranging flat Co. of Vermont, h a s received tant supervising construction fore- cases at the Manchester Post Of­ fice, Postmaster Alden Bailey re­ ported this week.

Marlow’s Inc. at 867 Main St. is A WELCOME featuring a new concept in shoe NOTICE BIRCH TREE SPRAYING "coloring with Shu-Mak-Up, a new product having 39 different shade The annual meeting of the Incorporators of Awaits You At Our Sunday Services Have yoiir birch trees sprayed now to keep them healthy and colors. the Monehestw Memeriol Hospital will be beautiful. Also, place your order now for shade tree and ever­ Noman Specter of Norman’s 9:30— SUNDAY SCHOOL green spraying,' Inc., '443 Hartford Rd., plana to " Classci fur kindergarteners through adults. visit the Maytag company’s New­ held in the Beard Room at the Hospital on - Covenant Youth Caravan for Christ will participate in the opening woi's-l ton, Iowa, headquarters next week CALL 643-7695 with some 75 New England deal­ Tuesday. May 21. 1963 at 7:30 P.M^ for the 10:45— MORNING WORSHIP x: ers. Sermon: "Christ Is LordI" election of Incorporators and trustees and Covenant Youth Caravan will provide special music. CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. Nur.sery facilities for children through first grade. For complete tree service care for tfiO' transaction of any other busineu 5:00— MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM Annual program .sponsored and presented by Covenant Women’s Guild. FREE DELIVERY proper to come iMfore said meeting.. Social Hour will follow in Fellow.ship Hall. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 7:00— RALLY FOR JUNIOR and SENIOR HI LEAGUERS CATHARINE H. RUSSELL. Gradc.s 7 through 12 , • ARTHUR DRUG > Secreteny Board of Trustees. Covenant Youth Caravan Will be in charge. I You are invited to attend Social hour follows. SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETINGS Now being held TRINITY COVENANT CHURCK WEEK NIGHTS (Except Saturday) at 7:3Q P.M. APPLES SUNDAY NIGHT at 7:00 P.M. HACKMATACK NEAR KEENEY Your Best Fruit Buy CHURCH OF “ DIAL-A-LIFT”—648-2751 at Of Hie Season 11 WESTiMAlN STREET, ROCKVILLE (formerly Bonan’s Restaurant) , Fresh From Our Coolers NEED TIRES? Being conducted by — , All Winter Until May Walter Gustafson — East Hartford, Conn. Open Every Day David Hodgkins ^— Manchester, ^nn. ’ 40% OISCOUNT . . the blood of Jesus Christ, His son, cleanseth us from PERO ORCHARDS all sin.”— (I John 1:7 in the Bible). No Down Payment— 1 Year To Pay Avery St., Wapping Road Hazard Guarantee—Free IM(onnting DRIVEWAYS Goodyear Tires With iTufsyn t7ta15...7Jl. 7J0x1«...9iM Free B^imates On: ^ FAMILY SPORTS NIGHT I I would like to present the following queut 7.10x15... 11M 540x14.. . I l N BITUMINOUS ASPHXlT PAVING F e a f u r i n g | «<» f B.b co,»y. _ 7Mx15...1190 • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • GAS STATIONS 544x14...1M 0 • BASKETBALL COURTS BOB COUSY ! ^ ^ 5J5x1S...1IJ5 fc56x1l..,1U5 WHITEWALLS ADD |8.50—TAX EXCHANGE SPRING SPEQAL! 200 GREEN All Work Personally Supervised Tuesday, May 14 I STAMPS WITH OIL CHi______WE ARE 100% INSURED 7:80 P.M. ATLAI^C OR QUAKER STATE OIL MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL I d i s c o u n t Guest Speaker I Napie .■ l ^ m r ’ C D E M A lp BROTHERS Since 1920 Rev. ^ther Robert Keoting U U L b d STATION I Address TEL« Ml 3-7691-Wd Carqf Jennite Scaler SPONSORED BY ATLANTIC GASOLINE ST. JAMES HOLY NAME SOCIETY 451 WEST CENTER ST. DONATION 81.00 (Present This (kinpon At Door)

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Attorney Ssm Benediot (Ed­ mond f hot to Ute Bitter Bhid’ in Oreenwich does all tMe "Hootenanny" travel Oct. 9, 1962). k. village last night. Everybody Join­ do to that? “As I told you." he ing in. Tou should have seen the he hat smiled, "t believe In m obility," He Joey Barnes (Joey Bishop) ia Stowd tbeM go for the Smothens pointed to the tan leather case on so excited when Hhlle (Abby Dal­ u far Bruthera.” The Llmelightecs he chair beside him, "eight pounds of ton) tells him It’s "time,” he Ch­ added, were on hand, too. All of tape recorder of such fidelity that starts for the hospital without fliani have appeared on “Hooten- I etren caught the comments o f a her. In "The Baby Cometh" epi­ e a t s annjr"; In fact all that wee lacking landing parachutist with H. I dp sode of “The New Joey Bishop teator was a college campus. (Schoola programs wherever I go." Show" color series Saturday. May Ainily vlaltod by Jack and name guests "What’s tMa difference of opin­ 11 (NBC-TV Network, 8:30-9 p.m. abing at last reports included the Unl- ion betwton ’ybu and your father EDT.). vemlty of West Virginia, fjeofge on what makes a good riiow?" Washbigton UnlverBity, .Penn *Tt’e ptetty much m y m obility Michael Parks guest-stars as a nraah, Btate, Brown, Michigan and Rik- concept again. Dad finds a stage young . interne who suffers a •$ame *«). and audience stimulating. He feels breakdown because of Job pres­ i, and "Why did I sign for the show? it’s more spontaneoua Tve been sures and fear that he has failed Well for one tb i^ I give Hmut a developing my style .along dif­ to live up to the professional odasr. third of my time to broadcasting ferent lines. You aee. I feel the Jack Linkletter standards of his imcle, Dr. Theo­ and rve been looking for . a nlght- person being Interviewed la most dore Bassett (series atar Wendell; bimai^ to his own mvironment. Corey). In "Pressure Breakdown,” haat> Haee sbiosr. M y three p'revlouis sesies wele daytime. TMn, too. For example. If I’m interviewing "EkMign O TPole" . launches a Hazel (Shirley Booth) liood- on ‘^ e Eleventh ' Hour” • series I'm still going to ooUapee myself a man wtoi’k landed on Skid Row series'of repeat programs on NBC- wlnks George Baxter (Don De- Wednesday. May 15 (NBC-TV, 10- working for my .maeteris'. de­ beoausc of alcohol, I go see him TV Sunday, May 12 (7 p.m. BJDT) Fore) Into matching the. contract 11 p.m. E D T.). ! cree In bueinase education at on Skid Row. Incldtoitalty, I fisel When Hlnslgn O'Toole (series star that msUd Rosie (Maudie uOLA. Buo moot Important of all, no subject need be taboo if Its Dean Jones) almost Jeopardizes in­ Prickett) got from her employer. Hoss Ckirtwright (Dan Blocker); Mom my point'of view, le the mo- handled with taste. I think people ternational relations by Introduc­ In "Rosie’s Contract." a repeat epi­ borrows a page from his father’s bUtty Of the ahow. Though my have come to expect more depth. ing <3hlef Pretty O fficer Homer sode of NBC-TV’s ’’Hazel" color notebook and teaches a young father and I dlaagree on this, nu^ It makes things more interesting Nelson (co-star Jay C. Flippen) as series Thursday, May 16 (9:30 p.m. Italian immigfrant an importont U M y la a oonaept I W iev e In. I tor viewers and listeners. an admiral to Join a poker game BDT. Originally telecast Sept. 27, lesson ki the "Little Man—Ten f aH it la more meaningfu l fo r "Whst It boils down to is that at an exclusive Japanese Club. The 1962). Feet Tall" 'episode of NBC-TV’s Dad and X’ are aftier different episode, titled "Ctoerstjon: Ko- "Bonanza’’ color series Sunday, wana,” origlnaUy was triecsst '1 bulk the 'ftrat mobile televi­ thlnga. His is the performer’s point PaibU Page, Arnold Pahner, Da­ May 12 (9-10 p.m. E tiT ). sion track, you know and used of view. It’s right tor him.” Sept. 1962. vid Rose and hfh) orchestra, and It extensively tor the old "On the There’s plenty on which he and special guest James Garner have Richard Wldmaric, Jeffrey Hunt­ ;t. Od." In Met I think I hold the Ma Dad dp agree, though, and Jim Redlgo, Paul Moreno, and been sigfned to headline the sixth er and Richard Boone (star of^ aeoord for remote televlelon origin big bualneaa Is one of . them. Tal Garret (series stars Richard and flnil “ Bob Hope Show" com­ NBC-TV's new Fall series, "Jtha atkm s." Though he’s still after that degteo, Hlgan, Charles Bronson and Ryan edy revue of the season Wepdnee- Richard Boone Show’’) co-stot hi a We'd caught up with Jack, Jack could teach the course. He's CVNeal) attend a stockmen’s con­ day, May-15 (NBC-TV, 9-10 p.m. repeat color presentation-Of “ Red (who'd touched down briedy be- already proven himself a shrewd ference and each encounters a ro­ EDT). Note: "Perry Como’s Skies of Montana” Skjr Kiss (M) Hanlovaai > (42) Safarday Editisa lcI v s . ’’and a show business personality Has* Bassy 1:82 < 8) fackte Oleasoa Shsw "Run of the ArrowJ* Rod Steiger, (M), Ossdlepis Baw llu Cornedv-vsrlety ■ starring Jackie Brian Keith. huurance of 4U Kin*to sticks ate different. Business is I < A) Spaee: Tlie Ifew O cesa Gleason and featuring Frank I 8) Salarddy HpestaealM „ _ both tangible and creative; I love (32) Bxplarlas Fontaine and-.guests. "Strange Confession.” Jean Gab- B on d a '■ It. In show business, on the other (Color) Today's program theme (22-88) Sara Beaedlet in. Richard Whorf. i la a piece of coal. Kdmnnd O'Brien. Claude Rains. ( 8) Academy TheaMr hand, your own efforts are not ( 8) Ma|tlo Laad Of AUakaaam "Nor Practiced Make . Perfect." "Richard Hf." Laurence Olivier, W7 E. CENTER ST. necessarily the molders of your . BFD Nu. S I M-SS) Gallant Men "Nineteen Blghty Four.'* Edihood^ ( 9SS) .My Frirod Fliefca R obert' MeQueeney, William O'Brien Michael Redgrave. (Ckmttnned on Page; Four) Betlyweed’s Fiaeet < S) Year Csaitreaamaa fraia JCirthleaB Palmw, Dljuts to rrrlto "Wicked Lady." James Mason. CoiigeoltaSf a story that will endanger the MafghFCt pscRwood. . ( 2) Big 2 Theater troops. (R) ( 8) MewsMpe "Junior Mlsa." Peggy Ann Gar­ 8:12 : 8) The Defenders (42) ’A s Lord’s Prayer ner Mona Freeman. "Western B G. Marshall. Darren HcGav- ( 8) News A Weather yntan,.'' ..Robert. Tonng. Randoleb tn Draitia shout g. husband and .f A) Jfan Is N b e A Neraeel el A T I iM T IC U ItoH vpry Scott . wife whose long marriage ap- Comfort aaa G eedain l HyaSa ( 2) Ceaiedy 2 . . pears to be ending. i ( 8) Saa Fraaeisea Beat HOtTR rTTR’TOMll'A yiWRVICE— 649-3071 (22) m-Siste Toamataeat (22-82) Joey Bishop Show (Color) > ( S> Momeat a( Meditotiaa (82) Beaay A Cecil With Abby Dalton. Joey' is ao < 2) B a s^ ll e'xcited when Bllle tells him it's 51 BISSELL ST. Yankees vs. Baltimore. "tim e" he starts for the hospital Phone 643-1129 (22-82) Baseball without her. L T- WOOD CO. Washington vs. Boston. ( 8-l2^> Hsoteaaasy' (82) Cartoeas From' University of Virginia *:W ((W> BassbaB Campus. Charlottesville. Student Los Angeles at Chloago. audience entertained by the Chad (22) ITlrn Hltohell Trio.^ and others. SiM (82) Featare 2:22 (22-80) SMRrA-v Nielil At The 4lM (U> Third Maa Hevles t:W (12) Baee Of The Week (Color) "R ed Skies of Montana." Richard Widmark. Jeffrey Hunt­ FREE OIL TANK FMTECTION (22) nT'S^atlMn er. Richard Boone. Drama based S:M t> Wallv Oator (O^r) _ ^ o n ' exploits of the smoke-jumper * “ 82) Wide WerM Of BpeiU shock troops of the U.S. BVjrest ’ OCR SONITOB APFUOATiaN GUARDS YOUR TANK 'an ' American Oanves in Sao . Service. (R) ELECTRONICS PauIo^Brasll. featuring athletes *. ( 2-42-88) Ijawyeaee Welk Shew AGAINST INTBRNAl. BUST AND CORROSION from U.8. and M nations.' Track Musical hour of song,- dancti^ LABORATORIES and field, swimming and diving. and instrumental solos. Fea)HN You get more than highly reOned Shell heating. oU whep you be­ gyituiAsUcs. etc. Commentary by ing Charnpagne Music Itakers, Jim M c K » . Norma ' Zhnmer, thO .CeimoB come one of our "oertUled oomtort" customers. At no sxfafia coat (U> T e p S iw Bewliag Sisters. ^ 277 BROAD we provide antl^ust protection for your oU storage tank with (22) OhM Hnatley Bepartiag 9:88 ( 8) Have Onn. WiOJHavel jur exclusive Sonitor application. It’s Juat one of the extras you <2t> iesea e 2 Richard Boone, todadln fries to 2t22 ( 2) Brad Davis Shew keep two youngmers frofn eoa- enjoy when you heat with SheU. Call today. (22) «a a e al the Week tinulng 'a - gensnUlons-old feud. (to) IM asin oaea Paradeftiru Gultanst Duane EMdy and Jena Hcflclc|HCHrfHffS F o y 2i4l ("») Bseh ef the Week Bnglestrpnf. (R) MODERN NEW Withers Handicap t80.0(W 12:M r 2) Ganimakr ' from Aqueduct. >Yto James Amesa, Chester falls (or a C.B.TW0 ___ Jiela (pUls the race. penniless seamstress to whom he 9lW 2 Weathar .. sympathetically lends 2 helning WYMAN hand S.SS Bopert 2A2 ( 2) Clesenp ea Sparta ( 242-88) Fight Of The Week WAY RADIO OIL COw INC. 2:U (22) Mayor BspsW Joe DeNu(xn vs. Joe GonzaleA 10 (22) Arraad towB round middleweight contest. Bos­ H Mats Sh, MaatdiNter 2:22 (12) WaahlagtsB ItopsH ton Arena. Boston. Q W H . F hoM M I S-84H8 2iW ( 2) Yhe Stsnr 12:tt ( 24288) Rake Thai Spare EgUIPM ENT HIAMI Roekvlllei < 2) Brokea Arrew . Top Mwlers compete for cash CERTIFIED (tt> mde OMWtry prises. Johnny Johnson, com­ ISM (22) OhamplaBaUp BawMag mentator. From Paramus Bowl­ COMFORT (42) Oraad Jary ing Paramus. N.J. IA I; V I Ml \ I I - 1 1. \ I' (n> Magla tswd lliW ( i> Mews, Spsrts A Wealksd 7:2 < 2) Isiejr Bhsw < 8 ^ ) Mews And Wsatker P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATCRDAT, MAT 11,19^ M ANCHBOTR BVENlNtt HERALD, MAlfCHESTER, OONKw fATURDAT, M AT 11, IM S P A G E T H R E E PROGRAM (40) Oardeaeg’n Wirtrabap ttM ( 8)^om eata * f On b IoH. N «w*> (88-80) BneebaB I ||£3U*|SIs% OTeela BaUaUa Waabington vo. Boaton (U> SobseripMen TV -Coming Shows- rallk F mt Tvday . < 8) Buga Bunny Cartaaaa I _ (40) Wanted: Dead 0> AHua •iM « S) The BUrnataM (St) Meet the XMaaaer 748 (8 ) Dennis The Maaaca < 8> SMMd Heart Oueat: Prof. Carl L. Hubba < S ^ ) WiM DtaacTTWeadaifnl <80) Aarteeltue Oa Farade Preparatlona for deep aea Bail­ Choose clean, safe World at Oalac Muatosl Instiwnento form tiw Tucker), a heart patient at Blair Bx-«(mvtot Frank Dawson ■tU • 8> Llrlmg Wetd ing expedition aboard reaearota (O jIot) T wo part comedy about iiSt ( 8) TheGhriatophen veaael off Southern CMifomla the esoMades of two bratheni and theme fo r b repeBt program of Hospital, asks Dr. KUdare (Rich­ (guest ear Barry SiAHvam) titos ( 8> TU* I« The I4fe coaat. a scaL Jack Carson, Robert Culp. NBC-TV'b "Bing Along w ith ard Ohatnbeitain) to deUver 85,000 to destroy the affection between (80) The B h Flotare 1:48 (40) dnagle Film * Almanac Sammy o i;^ e s havoo vmea hem MMioh’' color show VtU a y, M ay to hia blind daugMer, CHna (giieet S:4S ( 3) Dave* • Oellaih 1:88 (18) Baaeball R eeled through a supermarket. j h J t ^hiL Ssi& L Judge Oarth ((Lee J. OoM>) and •:S0 I 8) The MakUs M Xailo Meta VB. Cincinnati Rada. 1/7 (6:80 to 6:80 p.m. B D ^ star Kathryn Hays), from wtiom Mb daugUtor (Roberta Shore), to < 8) The .Aanrer ELECTRIC HEAT 8:88 ( 8) Year Oemmnnity 'i8 -*0 -«) th e Jetssas (CMer) he Is estranged, in “An latand lik e a repeat prseiitaitton of "Woman (88) Dias Dealt Bekeel (,8) Baaeball Boas Spaoely employs a robot (80) Jewlih Ltfe Yankees va. Baltimore. c^ p u ter as George's superior, A reunion of MHoh Outtnto's a PeaooOk," NBC-TV’» "Dr. Kil­ from White WItog," & 90-niinuts (40) Saered Heart . (88) SundM Afternoon Merle IN RADIO, TELEVISION FOR YOUR NEW OR MODERNIZED HOMEI dare" drama of ’ntursday, May 16 color feature on NB(3-TV’’b ’"Tnie filB (40) The Ohrirtophera (40) Big netare • 40 (' 8) Ed SnUlvaa Shew (Earl HolUmaa) Koroan War rifle f:S0 ( 8) Daderataadiaa Oar WeiU (8:80-6:80 p.m. E D T ). Virginian’’ Wednesday, May M (88) Dlrectlona *88 Guests: Ann Margaret, Brenda squad tuma into an toqiitoitioti (7:80 p.m. EDT; ( 8) CrUU Program oonoems Cuban refn- Lee, Myron Cohen and A1 HIrt, trim . •xa.oBtelilBg (80) Everymaa’a Family geea (Part D. film clipe and In­ lass trumpeter. . ond STEREO over Use desith of a sergomt in (40) Oral Boberta terviews. J MA88) ftuiday Might Mevie CHROMALDX: Bleotrio ‘Who Httled Eddie Osimonr” on Andy WilUame’ songs, A1 Hirt’s U lt t ( 8) Lamp Date My Feet 8:18 ( 8) Yesterday’s Newsreel, "The Gallant Houia.’’ ' James Bamboard Units add fanu- A father leanio the hard tray , - 1 • NBC-TV’s "Wide Oountry ■niiim- trumpet and Andy Orifflth’s hUl- Dr. Qeorae (Others. An exam­ 8:80 ( 8) Big 8 Theatre Cagney. Lea Tremayae. Story of ins, uniform oomfort to that giving his daughter an ex­ ination or a placement program "See Here Private Hargrove. day, MBy 16 (7:80-8:80 p.m. BDT. coimtry atorles are features of cess of protective attention can (or Indian children run by the Robert Walker. Donna Reed. Pacifio during World War H. Service On All Mpdels evdty room' in jrour' hems. Repeat ot Oct, 11, 1063L Hormona. the repeat color broadcast of "The drive away the love he seMcn, la (40) BaaebaU 8:18 (8848) Car 80, TOhere Are Tsn InstsllstioB cost? Lewsr Andy Williams Show’’ on NBC-TV ( 8) Jewiah Newa Tiewa Los Angeles at Chicago. S:M ( 8) Ths Beal HoOsye than othar systsms— i w .sb* "Th e Condemned," N B C -TV ’s (88) Chalice Of Salyattoa (88) Adlai SteveaaoB Bcports (88-88) Bsnaasa (Ooler) Thursday, M ay 16 (10-11 p.m. "Laramie’’ color eplsixle of T um p (80) Sacrifice Ot The Maaa UN discussion series with the 3:88 ( 8) TV True psnslvs fttrnaos, duets, Max Deemto (guest star FOmost BDT. Repeat of Feb. 14). (40) Thia la The Lite American Ambassador to the UN Jack Webb host, Second part of IF YOU OWN A BOAT CHECK OUR pipss, bloTTSrs, fuid tsnk day, May 14 (7:30-8:80 p.m. BDT>: 10:18 ( 8) The Chriatophera and guest. . drama about two members of the or oramnqr. 10:80 ( 3) Look Dp And Live 3:00 (88) Crisis Free Csech Army aaulgBed to as­ "Beyond the Sanctuary: Bad 3:30 (88) Film sassinate Relnhard Heydiieh. MARINE EQUIPMENT Boll, Germany." Documentary on 4:00 (SO) The Mastery of Space 18:88 ( 8) Candid Camera COMPLETE PLEXIIIUTT evaneellcal academy founded .In 4:30 ( 8) Fair Exchange Durward Kirby, host, wHh Allen Bad Boil after- World War II. ( 8) Pepeye Funt, It TUESDAY Television PROGRAM ( 8) Viewpoint (83) Take Two (88-88) Dinah Share Shew (Oeler) arts (40) Faith For Today Don McNeill, host-moderator. Au revoir broadoast. (lueits: Citizens Band Radio Sales and Service • astol sssraMssI no parts to fb a e Obshkal 11:88 ( 8) Camera Three ' ^ / 5iH ( 8) Tewa CMer ^Fm *« Preoeslo Sands). Comedian Jerry Lester and Georgia Brown. Barbara Strei­ armr—of msk# noitt. — / 1 (83-38) Mews Jamea Hacandrew. boat. songstress Vicki Benet compete sand, Sam Fletcher and Chad «iM ( I) Allege Of Tha air ( 8 ) First B n Theatre ( 8) Commenta and People • laSIvISiial rssm cSstrall as* ( 8) Etee Ot Might ' The Last Time I Saw Paris.** against singing comedy team of Mitchell. liet prmnstf ttmpanilur*. - 4. TO, Obtairtme (t3-M)_toretta Ycaag Elizabeth Taylor. Van Johnson. (88) Film Homer A Jethro. ^Toloe p i FIreoleaa •ito ( 8) btonjMomU Z«M (SO) Frontiera of Faith 4:48 (88) Changing Times 18:88 ( 3) What’u My LiaeT Dumont Color TV • 4«ss totossfatarstl ns eoltf (3Zto> Ooailaeatal OIm s im i (4458) Combat (40) Weatem damboree •pots or oraRs. to) y ic Morrow, Hick Jason. Ptorro 8:00 ( 8) I ’ve O o lA Secret ( 8^1 Howard K. Smith fito ( •> M«BM«ta Of Ooimfert "Sliver Dollar." Edward O. Bob- Jalbert featured. Distraught Coje 11:18 (88-80) Americana At Work ( 8-40-SS) Major Adams Trall- News and Comment. Weekly re- • 4loaa hayaad oamporol ns 1:48 ( 8) NewMope BeltoUa B«s insoii, Bebe Dcmiels. 11:88 ( 8) Capitol Bejmrta maater samo, no soat, no afitw. 8:45 ||.8^ MeralBg .SeBUaair nertecto military duties after an- port and analysle of 'Tiportant Imi ttW ( 8) Te Ten The Trath cldentally killing French civilian. U:S0 ( 8) Thla la VCOnn Jeff Morrow guest in story of ex­ news stories with gueeta. iLECTRONICS 7:i Bawta: F mms • ( a Gtaa4 (tt-M ) Yea Doa’t Bay (Oator) ( 8) Parenta Aak Abont Scboola 11:88 ( 3) News i-'-X ' ■!, (13-88) Today ~ 8:84 ( 8) Lloyd Brl^eir Show army officer who takes charge of ( 8) Dteeevery ’88 Eduardo Clannelll guest star. (88) Hen Into Space a party lost in the desert. Rob­ ( 81 News A Weather LAIORATORIB 7:tt TteltWltl1th Moaolgaer ( ! ^ Edaeatloaal Pregrame U atl (80) Thia ia the Life ert Horton. (88) News A Weather U.S. archeologist abandons hia Woather plan to return nome when he dta- (40) Bible InatUnte (88) 'Spotlight on Yoath (88) News A Wealhermaa IV7 BROAD M>. 7:88 ( 1) toL-BriSte____ (to58) m w Da Yea Traatr U:00 ( 8) Inaixhta (SO) Children’s Concerts (40) Sunday EdlUea covers villagers are starving m ! S J K S "?• i f **'• Q—ebee 3:15 ( 3) Mews, D ou lae Bdwarde while wheat u rotting in railroad ( 8) Take Two 8:80 ( 8) College Bowl U:48 ( 8) Capitol BepsHi S;N ( 8) Oaptala Baagarao 8:88 ( 8) B au er Aady Shew (88) Champlonahlp Bridxe Robert Earle moderator. Chal- U:18 (88) Sunday Night Muvie •:M (46) ^ e g e rirthe Ahr depot. (SO) Blnr Around Sunday M l 9 -1 1 2 4 (8858) Match c im e • :M ( i l TThe l Bed______Skelton Hear (I?Y*'c University “ All Mine To Give.’’ CHynle C N R O M A L O X •«• M’s! nsn* b abefrk to8f • :M ( 1) Hap Btohards < 8-4858) Amerloaa Baadrtaad Comedian George Oobel „ (40) Problem Today Johns Cameron Mitchell. STANEK < •> Jaek La Laaao Show 4:18 (88-88) Mews Aftemooa Bepert 18:88 ( 8) We Believe (88-30) Bullwlnkle Shew (Geler) 11:18 ( 8) Movie Marteraleees (t3-3hitt-3h BomporB oa^r BoomBoon t:to ( 3) hewe ^ r e n Morrow guest star. Fred­ ( 8) Tea Pin Bowllay (18) The Chrlstephera "Laura." Gene ‘nemey, Dana (48)(48) Boao Tfcp OloWB “ (SS-W) Make Boom For P addy die toe Freeloader tries to eater (88) Ceneera 8:00 ( 8) Twentieth Century Andrews. ( 8) Adailral Jaek Shew toe hoepltal for a rest. (80) Sunday Mattnee "Airport Jam" Study of problems ( 8) Academy Theatre t:W I II j^oaain (4453) Diseevery '43 (88-58) Empire (Color) •Under Age." Nan Gray, Tom facing airports as the Jet age de­ •'Letter From An Unknown Wom­ ( i ) Bert at OMaeho (18) MUUea D oIIu Mevie (48-58) H aw rtlu ^ e Neal. velops and solutions to some of Sovifigs o/ $ a ( 8) J u k B eu y Bhow (40) Air Force Story an Joan Fontaine, Louis Jor­ 9 2 .1 9 year and more! isite- ( 8) Oaleadar "Silver Dollar." Edward O. Bob- Guest Mamie van Doren playa them Walter Cronklte. dan Th« major cost m home heating, of o ou tm , lg the coat of the fuel or m nij Inson, Bebe Daniels. thto toFFlnS® wlfdh 6/h .Tti^lr 'WnnTi J*rt 18:88 ( 8) Tour Oongreeamaa from •**•90) Meet The P>es» tColer) 4:45 toe erring wife to Jack B e n ^ a Conaecllcat (88) Late Skew and here in OomneoUcut fuel oil lit far cheaper than any o f the other <^)*Ul5”i)oYoB Tiartt ( 8) big 8 Theatre Ineffectual husband. ( 8) Combat "Enter Arsene Lupin.** Ella (48) Moraiag Movie " I ’ll Get By.” June Haver, Gloria 1:08 ( 8) Perception (18) Our Faith H* Nlrttl Graoe (3 8 ^ ) Dick Powell Theatre ( 8) Champlouahip Bridge Raines. Charles Konrln. A recent aurvey by a reaponalble national magaslna mffioBted that tha heniemmi "One___ Nl|m of Lora,'' DeHaven. (Color) Tuesday Weld. Fabian. A (40) Probe 11 :U (48) Feature 48 Moore, TuIIlo Chrminato (4458) Amerloaa Mewertaad (88) Shine 10 Pin Bowling (83) Film will pay up to 10% of hia take home pay for malntenaBee, amd heating ooala ( •>~ Homemafcow~ ken iKiB_____ farmboy tries to halt a t o r if (40) Winning Pina 0:80 I 8) Mr. Ed "Devotion.” Ida Luplno. Paul the coat of living continually going up, it baoomoa mcro maportantnoir thu (tt) First Shew crazy ^ I ’s drive toward self-do- 1:18 (88) n e Chriatophera Henreld. "N ew Orieans Unoanaorod.’ ’ Mtt- "Bringing Up Baby.’’ BatlMiine Btructlon. (R ) 1:88 (8 ) Tour Congreaamaa hem Jltao Wymaa ( 3) Ogrry Moore Show U :M (3358) OoaeeattaHan ($#) KAfljr 81m w • Guests; Eileen Farrell, Metro­ IHATS TOPS' THAI TOP', ■ ( 8-4458) Sevea Hoys **HoneytnooB Deferred.” Sdmwid politan Opera soprano and Atan Utto (8 ) Lora Of Ufa Lowe, Harraret Lfauay. King, comedian. (R) MONDAY Television PROGRAM 't344> Year Flrrt Impnortoa ( 8) Qalek Draw MeGraw I (38) Chet H uH ey Beporttag Color) (48) toerilf of CochlM Chet Huntley Is raltor. "Tha Chaanel 3:88 ( 8) Captnia kangaroo JOHN I (58) Big Plotare Turbine Engine Car. ( 8) Town Crier •:•• ( 8) News and Weatoar „ 1 S5m> Taaaeom Birto Fa *'?• <43) College ot the Air U iM ( 8) Beoxoh For Toautiow I ( 8) Mews u d Weathey ( 45858) As Ooeur Boos It ( 8) College of Ilie Air • :•• ( S) Bap Bichards (U ) Big Piatare VIMKISIV (18) B ig Pletare Half-hour comedy m a cM wUb^ (80) Continental Classroom (O) (48) News (33-88) TraUi or Oaawaaeaeea (44) News 8:88 (8) Jack La Laaae Show • :•• (48) Call Mr. D (8-4458) Father Kaowi Bert M t a spoken word stars . Bid (8 ) -luleraatioBal Zone (88-88) Bompev Boom 8:85 (44) Mr. Laoky (88-80) Continental Clasnmem (e) *=J* t o e r i ^ s at Werk iduflmeeb U;4S ( 8) Tho O a ld te Light 8:18 ( 458) Mews > ( 8) Momenta nf Comfort _ _ _ (48) Boxo The Clown 6:84 ( S) Year Senator 13:15 (38) Newr D iw M p ort S:U ( 3) Debbie Dmkn Show O l i d H B A T 1:84 ( 8) Bert Boiler (U) ladartry u Parade < Rewscope -BalleUn Board 8:88 ( 3) MUIionaire 6:85 ( 3) Weather. News, Sports WHITING CORP. ( I) Weather. Newr u d Bperto Jane CoimeU a ^ itoren Morrow! I ( 8) Oommanity Library Beioarc- 8:88 ( 8) Follow tke 8 u ’ ’LUllaa RurseU." Port I. Dob ( 8) Oatlawr (88) Peter G n u es (8 ) Best Of Gronobo (18) Boras A Alien l i A meche, Henry Fonda. (18) Baras A Arileo 8:4* (84) School Programs (naUl >:•• .254 RROAD S T _ T E L Ml 9-11 U ( 458) OenoiU Berpitol , (8-85458) News, Weather u 6 ' SI*®** Oonqnert p.m.) (88) Weather (88) Weather Sjwrts (88-30) Today Show (48) Lone Banger ZEPPA (3358) At Home 7nth Blitr (48) Adventarea la Tiais (XD Big Mews 14:48 ( 8) Calendar (58) News (48) Mews > ( 8) The People Speak (88-8t) Say When (58) Newr (88) News A: Weatoer (88) Weather 8:85 (88) anbhoase 1:44 (48) Barbara Beraard now ( 8) Olabheue > ( 8) raesday Starlight > (.8) Perceptlen ( 8) Who Do Ton Trastf 8:48 ( 3) Cleseap oa Sparta (48) Morning Movie lito ( 4) Ae Tha World Taras ( 4-448-88) Mews _E i^ teen and A n ^ u s .’* Marthn ( S) Friend^! of Mr. Goober 8:45 ( 3-88-84) News ELECTRICAL ' 8) OoBBOeHeat MortetiaM ( 8) Te Tell The Trath Scott, William Campbell, i ( 8) Let’s Talk Abont “ t-ove Happy." Marx Brothers, 7:44 ( S), After fHanar Movla *‘^ ee Third______Key.’’ Jaek Mao (18) BaboeripHu TV (44) Steve Allen Shew Ilona Massey. Ins, John Stratton. tv*9a ( S) HoineiiiAJkcra M[ovl6 “ The H u ty Heart." Ronald Rsh- (88) Local Mews ( 8) Mews gan. Patricia Neal. (toi itortrey Olsea Shi (It-I*) News Aad Weather tt:8t ( 8) Sportevlew “ Stale Penitentiary.' ’ Warner (18) SabscriptioB JF CONTRACTOR (to) Bert ef Oxoaeho (58) Film B «t e r Karin Booth. U:38 <*?^),T®nIght Bhew m (88) Local News (58) Bible Aaswen 7:18 (88) Bp • ■ ~ ( 8) Cinema 8 for the finest fai ^(8848) PUy Ypnr Haneh MANCHESTER (88> Men ef Derttay (Color) <*•:*•> WeaBter 7 : « (88) Tfutera Maes. HIghllthto ;TThe L ^ t B ^ e . " Marie BeheO. (53) iram (38) Bpeelal B e p ^ (44) Newt Bernard Wllkl. — , (. 8) Da:Day la Court 3:88 ( 8) Paoewerd 18:85 ( 8) A lm aae 7:14 (88) Special Beport OLDSMOBILE 8 6 Lenox St,, Manchester 7:W ( 8) Tfliat la The WorH U:4S (44) Lord’s Prayer CUSTOM 7:15 (88) Western Mass. Htghllghto (33-88) JBea Jeiaed (Oetort (Xt-M) Laramie (o m r) 1X;65 <_•) Mews. WeaHier A Memea4 ef 11:88 (8848) Tho Price h Bight (4458) Day to Oeart John Smith. B obert. SUUer, A (Color) (44) New. j "TO U R (MLDeOtOanJD MBAIJDR® MedltaHon 7:54 (88-84) Monday. Night at tho Mov­ tem rancher locks bis daui Irt# ( 8) Newioope, M em uts sf Com MADE ,, (8 ) June B'ymaa ies 5ltt gI hw room to keep her from .fert. Hyma 11:88 (8 8 ^) Concentmtloa . PHONE Ml 9-1712 (38-M) The Deetoro seeing young boyfriend (Tommy (88) New| (8-44.58) Seven Keys "The Mudlark." Sir Alex Gui- 512 WEST CENTHt SHIEET C J U:88 ( 3) Love of LUe . ness. Irene Dunne. Tender story FURNITURE of a homeless waif who tries to m 8-im , rim l finprensioB adopt England’s Queen Victoria SEE (Color) as hia mother. 18:88iv.na i( 3) Search T®V®**.S* for Tomnrmw ®»"*e Verd ( 8-I(k58) The Dakotas WEDNESDAY Tefeiifoion PROGRAM ^ r r y Ward. Audrey Dalton. A Om S n E b Y SpMialty (88-88) Trnth or Oonsennencen deputy is willing to (ace a gang NEW or USED ALUMINUM LADDERS tiau Chssasi .. « K~irslKrt of gunslingers (or the girl he (Cotort. III# ( 4) TV B uoria 11:45 ( 3) The Onldlng Light loves. U'fD28*—$1.00fl. TRULY DfeUCIOUS Da y i M a r t " A s Great iVam Tote of ’44" SMITH'S 18:55 (88) Newn Day Beport The Ate Midday Beyert Strong positions taken ^ Ameri­ 8:84 (8-4453) The Biflemaa Ctaeerseai . Haase Party 1:88 ( 8) Bent S ^ r Chiick Connors. Johnny Craw­ 3rib40'—^1.30fl. can tanners either favoring J u lia n Russell" Part 1. AHce CHICKEN 4i88 ( 8) UtenuUteoal X au (8458) The Doetors continued govenunental aubaldtoa Faye, Don Amecha ford. Woman visitor accuses (^ ^ ) Ceatlautal cjsrsreeas (4458) J a u W yaau or opposing Federal a W B ony Marshal Torrance of being lost OesEdeie wIEi rspos 8:H (8858) Mews < t M ) General ^ ip lta l scoundrel husband. (R) B f o e p e I r 4 BBlE6t9gg ■ Reasoner Is toe reporter. (8Z48) At Heme With Bitty 4:84 ( 8) Daaay Thomas Show COBURN A MIODLBBROOK. hw. fr t t ( 4) Edge of (33-54) The YIrrihUu (Ortor) , _ (48) kewn ■ ■ . ------Lord. Huhly Hamer. James Drury, Loe J. Cobb. M F <<•) Barbara Bernard Show «i4B 1 4) Cemasaalty LMteoay 1 . j45|) tla e u For Ik. Dor con (Barry Sullivan) attempts le 1:88 ( 5) As The World Turns Harry Ruto,guest. Danny asks _ INVESTMENTS seosMs ,.1) MlOloa Deltor Mevio destroy love between a Judge and Harry Rbby for his permission to 7iM ( S> FaaOIy Uvlag IlF'A Wortdag Man.’’ OoorHS Cm ectient Hnvlolimo do medley of famed Ruby melo­ MR. OBOROB r . dOHNBOM JS., HsBagsr bis daughter because « his The Woman bn Pier 18." Rob­ (3458) Today Bhew Has, Bette Davis. hatred for toe judge. dies ON TRAWgAOnONg HAHPIJiD OALL IN OaOBE 7>M ( •> The P u p le Speak ert ^ a n . Loralne Day. (8-4453) Stoaey Barke VERNON 4:88 ( •) To Ten The Trath (45453) Wagu T i^ g^tTHAWQBg LUTED AMD DMUnXKD—MUTUAL rUMDg Flek Up M mBBtM f stop „ (IS) Wonther (8454) Y u D u T Bay tCatort John Mointire. BUI Bawka ‘•SINOE 1947" Jack Lord, James Cobum and FAINT sad WALLFAPER 7i48 ( S) B F i) Mo. S ( 4) D Isu ven *88 55f* S* Qrnnehn Richard Ever. Stoney can’t move 626 MAIN STREET m tn. in g-HdS M rch es prairie hamlet for In­ VERNON GIROLB JMonis of Mr. Ottbtr (4458) Wha Ito Yea Trastf dian namesake friend who h u 440 M A IN ST.— M I 9-446S 1:85 IH? P"** *• Answer • his legs after being trampled Irt Lrt’s Taac Abort SiM ( 3) Mews, Deubta Edwaris (88) Speclak Beport a horse but doctors And nothing TEL. 66S-16M DEU’S IHHVE-IN disappeared, 3:84 medically .wrong. ifS -E M E i j ) Dphte Glgto 3:84 , 3) Andy OrifOth Shew ( l-lfS^AmnrtSu Dwayn# atekman, Frank Fwr-’ Roni^ Howard. Don Knotts. Andy « Laaao Shew 4:15 (3448) Ifews After iTO. Martard dlsoovera a talente , and Barney suspect that O^e has »mpor Boom trtt (J ) Mews ad yocallat 'who becomes a sac- 1;^ (<1)> an imaglnanr friend, (R ) •WM) The Dbb&rs ---- ?----^ (88-84) Art fUdet4er Show J ^ S T k o w Guest panelist Sebastlah Cabot :t d o e s Makg A DIffMrwmM Whgrg T o e S oY d i >aalro (4458) Dlsoovasr ’88 vFcua Bkvuy. A/icK xora. jrauioFather , ____of Otoaolio aMi^ey- plus to bring 3:55 (8 z S ) n “ w% " * — *• with Jayne Meadowa and Carl (18) MUHoa D ollu Mavis Into drab life o f* - ' ^ 8:44 ( 3) Edge ol Night - -Reiner judge people's reacNpna in (18) EdaestloBal PmgiaaM m ’ •A Working Man.’* Oeorss MU unusual situations. StM Has, Bette Davis, sohooToo^'lAngela I^ lu ). (ft) Vonn4 Show 14:44 ( 8) Password that ( I ) M g 8 Theater 6i44 ( 8) Beverly HUIbilUes ( 8-44-53) Qneen For A Day Allen Ludden. host. Quest csleb- "Beglnnlu of toe End." Peter Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Gran­ 11^. Million Dollar Movie rltles; Tony Perkins and Olivia ( 8) m______o D oYoa Yt Trootr s Graves. Peggie Castle. ny resorts to 'Witchcraft when rite ,77>ree on a Match." Joan Blon- de Havilland. S A V I M (i s 4% E TEM TKLE6C0FE9 (48) Moraiag Merle 4:58 (4458)1451) AmenW.Amei Newsstand Is'pursued by a psychiatrist. . „ dell. Bette Davis. " A ChUd toiThe House.’* Ptortos 3:34 ( 3) To Tell The Trath (88-34) David Brlakley’s Joaraal i;841:84 ((U) m First ShowS . (83-34) Bob Hoaa Show (Ckilor) David Brinkley editor. O O irtnt Calvert, Erie Portman. " A e Outlaw Girl.’’ Silvana Mtoa- Hope's guest for bis final show Yon Don’t Say (color) . Mcond part of two-part report on }/(/ L O A N THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN 18 iM I S) HMUGBrakin MgYIg gano. of toe season are Patti P a ^ , ( 8) Discovery *88 A S 1 1 < I \ I Am roal ( 4 ^ ) Erho 6nr y , , TrastT "The Devil’s Ruchmen." Wnn* ' nt^EdaeaMoaal Pregrama bbHI Arnold Palmer. David Rose and ( 8-4458) Ben C a s » DtoMend EYEGLASS SERVICE ner Baxter, Mary Beth Hutou. Orchestra and Fred MacHurray. 3:55 (- 3) News. Doi Edwards W ell be glad to show yon » niAtcii- (5) Bauer Aal^Show Vincent Edwards. Sam Jaffe and (14) n r e e Stooges 61M (. 4) Dlrti Y u Dyks Shaw, guest Ed Begley. Noted physici- Uko tbs gHaUty of ojroglaao Dumoo sad letUMS, Hum b n aome (48) Admiral aad SwaBbv 'M ary Tyler Moore, Morey A u - leas aelectton of MohaTiic or (88-38>Match Game saacnioTti’a 14 :W ( 8) A lm u u Show ( 3-48-53) Am ericu Baadstaad M u patient resists surgery and sterdam. Rob and Laura recon is obstacle in his daughter's ro­ fsosts Of tbs Borvlcs you get from your optical axpevt ttaint ats U:88 (:^ ) The Price to BIgM tOI (68) Film that he broke her foot on the Bigelow carpet right in your own 3:J5 (t8-38> News Aflenwon Report mance. ( 8) J a u W ym u t m (ra Early Show 8:38 ( S) Newo 1607 MAIN ST.. MAHOHEgTER s KOUTB fl, OOyBNTBV tfbvioua . . . and some you ean’tSM at sIL night they met. home. IWake your home carpet 14:84 ( 8) Stamp The Stars I (33-58) Coaeentrattea • A e Notorious . lon e WoM-**- (64458). Oar M u Hlgglao eomfortable! /*i?*ij**f*®. 9®*?* *’®® D»ddy JJilte Stokey host Gu4st stars: < 45451) Bevu Keys Gerald Mohr, Janice Carter. Stanley Holloway, Audrey A tter. ( 8) Admiral Jack Marilyn Maxwell and Dennia tb s quBbty of our frames, our lenses, sad our ssrvlee tars ttae ( I) lAva Of Life ( 8) Boelrt A His Friends < 8-4458) Discovery ’83 Higgtne' EngUsh cousin drops m WMver with Hans Conreid, 8b- (M-14) Yanr n to t fmiwretslsa (44) 8h ^ S t CoeUsa for a visit and oompUeotes iSe m MANCHESTER CARPET (18) MinioB Dollar Hovla bartian - Cabot, Beverly GaHand M g ressoti why we osa promise you sBtisfsetlon with jrour glaases. (w io r) Air Power (X358) Troth er Coase«seaees (18) Big Metare • (X45l> BSevuto Hoar , w ® Could Work 11:88 ( S-S-4458) News. Weather aad glBd to help you. ( 454^) Father K am rart (M> Mews ( 45453) Naked OHy lIJ i^ lM . Roland Young. Ralph Sports WHArS A ®D0 UBLE-B0 UBLE-U”T 13;U ( it m OaUUag Light I (88) Film U>84 ( 3- 45458) Mews. Weatoer A Richardson. . (1X> Big Nears 18:85 (33) Mewa StayBepert 8:88 (48) Yiotory At S u Sports MANCHESTER k ’U Americaa Newsstand Newt aad Weatha* lis t ( S> Bert BeBer 4:18 ( 8) News ( » > Big News 8:83 (38) Mnvle at 5 U :U ( 8) Moaday StertigM err CAN SAVE YOU $100.00 THIS YIARI) 1 1 4 1 1 1 ^ RuroeU." Put 6 Jtoos 4:16 I 4) Weatoer, Mews aad 8 4 (St) News A Weatoer "H *® y.J^® * '*'bat They Want­ "Change o f Heart." John (tarroll, F ay^ Don Amoohe. ~ 4:84 ( S) 47to PreeUet M ttt ( 3) Wednesday Starilght ed. • Charles Laughton, Carole ( 4to) Orttond Hesplital (U> “Boras A ■ ADO ■ " PIPE aid SUPPLY Lombard ( 8) News "Captain's Paradise." Alee Oahs- . . S*®’ ® * “ *■ It's Hu Mo9k MoRty SovlEfl CRmbiBatioB Of (38-3M At Rome Wftb KHly I (33) Weatoer ness. Yvonne DeCarlo. INOOBPOBATED (84) Children and Bdncatinnal U:38 ( 8) Saorto View (iirM ew s Saeeu ( 8) News i^ w ra m i nil it.-aa 11:88 ( 8) daeaaa 8 , . . Barhara Beraard toaw Nswa U iSI ( 8) Sports View WHOLESALE •*•) Three Stneges ^ "Deep Valley." Dane CUrit, Ida 1:8 ( •) As The World Taxaa 4:18 (SI) ClabhooM U:S8 (S|-S^Jgml|rtkt Bhew (Crtert «• > The Admiral aa^ Swabby Lumno. WILLIAMS o WINKLER Don WILLIS Gatdge ( 8) Ooueetlut Movirtimo S5i> News PLUMBING ord^ OTayer VISIT ODR SHOWROOM Guy.- Dlek Fsraa, . — ?»5!**„®* itedllatlea BBASa BERVICH) (44) Jtert r t O roaeb a^ (34-44) Maws u d W « 248 N. M A IN ST. Joan Davis. 1:85 ( •> Neweeepe, Meateata ef Cem- PLUBIBING— HEATING-.AIR CONDITIONING CtolNERAL AUTO REPAIR (tt) The Chrt^phesa (84) M n Mews A Weatoer n C®«Use (ert aad Hyasa E (84) M u of D esfii^ 1:14 (83) Bpeelal Bepeot M:88 ( 3) Momeat of JModltaUu •:8B (83) Fhe Year Uanutira (St) Ifewa HtorM i 6-4581—18 MAIN BT„ MANCHESTER (88) BpeeM B a ^ 7.1. westera Jfuiaa. ' lrt8 ( i ) Newsome, M0WS04 Momenta ef Onm- ( 8) ra ss w o fd ^ ^ Hewa f o « , Byma t VO 6 PACMB^FOUR MANCHES'1^1^ EVENPfg HBRALP, MANCHESTER, OQNN, SATURDAY, MAY 11, l®6t S ’THUBSIIAY Wfawiioj. PROGRAM .-r‘< A StN <•> Vewa CM«r kaymeiu^ Bwr, vlet S> 0*ii«e Of The Air Hals, U s I ■avia Perry dsfmds Ws . ___ fiv ( NCWSUNOAV MM OwHiaMiUl CTsurum Cagney, boretta Jodga is '.poison laurdsr t t _ • iW (.tl lalerasHeasl Smm w ltn^ who was pUmiing to #■- iflh AFTERNOON MMt) Oeattaestal Glsumim M AS) MtmtmU •! Owalwt^ . T rg-isN ) Daaaa Bsad ghsw . and f a> NAwseere BalMla ■Mid’ s> Dleaaveqr *N fehallay BsMrea. . 3 ^ brtaga r in I GAME SHOW < •> M ralrlMd^vid- Bdaeatlraal -rraglMaa home a college olasSmate auia ^ veiiUy ■ possible date Tor Jeff. * real TiM ( » SpMk Vs (NdS) Wbe pa Van TraatT m t Blagra^ (St-M) TMar flhew 111 nwatda •iN (ISMS) Drv KUdaM ex(> i£|) ▼‘•‘‘ WMittaE Twwa Rvashnwr Richard CbarberHdn. A heart Fc paUeat at Blair'Hospital aaka Dr. dres UN ( f> Vadentaadlac 0«r Wm M Usadstsad KlUitre to deliver N;060- to his ti" ( i) fHmdi •! Mr. Om Ms iNdW News—Afteraara Bapart bllad daughter, Oina. i'-m whom smb t l ) Newe he is estranged. < S-Ndf) i^ v a It Ta Brute, m d S J a Bsaver- thinks ’ ha won't gradiiata Ivlt K mmo M a elasa. Ore) ■ « » * r M iw Mathers. T « q r l> o w .fl^ Bvaa- sky, m ntaaalr* ’;> j S $ y % ^ ’rae Saas to Oriaibi and tlM Brava.” IVed MacMuiray,... -The t I do- year NiN * S) Oaleadar M k ^ y Rooney.ly. WsndeUWsnde ' Corey. eMe to tlx up the hourhouse wtiM Say Whni Amertsaa Bewgstaad Bub nara aboiabout thsir - - soft living, ende D. Taa Traatr (tt> r in t Shew •iM (SS-M)nteel (Celer) ^ Th (M) KaralBR Mavia ase of Life.’ ’ Robert Doaal. Bhirlay’ Booth. 'Hasel______hoodwinks__ "Cat and llousp." he* Patteraoa, Bdaeattanal PfagnMBg na Oao^'Baxter Into matching IhS tbs Ann Beara. Stlf eoatract that maid Rmile- m t dlplc NtN < S> Baateaukan Mavia . Tbraa Btgggra from her employer. On "ItevMua Agent.” OetigUa Ka»- n # Admiral i Bwabbf a e?t J**" wlUUuna. • Bm#W ■CHsIe’s Navy nam line.e. Beaman__ Emt StN Barty Sbgw Jger for Capt. B ^ omi U:H ( •) Almaaae “Oruna of the Caago.” Don 'Ftp- rinaji, a oannlnal triSa S •e.»l«N «MaN ry Ona Mungoa. ting him. Thn Conwey.' I n ( t> Jaaa Wnaan MiW (fnraea A 1I>M Caaeaatratiaa 1 Conway. -Xiiia Belhima. < M M i) Sevaa K«va •iN ileen Maguire guast star. MonI revoiTing around a at 3 r#ar rhat co«rageoua ''wife end her slek Ungt (Color) iiuwand. (R) Taaaaaaaa < • ) ____ MSN) Andy Wl Shew N:W ( » Saaieli Par T« ; Wswg * . Oolia Romoft and Orchestra.' (NN> Tnrth Or Oaaieeaaaaaa ( ■> Baag Kaag Va gurata jy e _Andy OrilHUi, ( “ S M -5 » rather “ Kaawi Beat The ObMIbc U «M (M> Advaatavea-Ia Ttara an. News Day Beuart (M) Waatbar rSAMD TV Piemlare ):N ( S« BMt Mler Bawg Harry Ouardlno, Chris Robinson, "Lillllaa Ruaaell.” Part 4. Dob (N) aabhanaa 'tile Msskad Marine.” A Martas c Ameche. Alice Pare. (lit SabeerMian TV beoMnea. a legend in the Paeltle < S-n> Oeaaral Haiaital (SI> Ifawg d Wealbar la World War IT when he is or- (N-M) At !»»•-.- mklHy •MS < t-MN) Hewa darad to wear a mask while on (M) Newt (81) Family Marbat maneuvers for ten days. (R) IMf (M> Batbara Beraard Shaw <4S) Sparta Parade Urt MANN) Hews. Wakllier Bad F 1:N ( «> Ag The WarM Taras i t) R ^tt Barp ( S) Coaaeeticat Mevletfaaa MS) Sbeeial Benart .. Big News ' “Triple Deception.” Mliebaal MS) WeBtera Naaa. msbHsbia (M> Haws B Weather Cralr. Julia Arnal. ( « ) Newa 1108 (j ) Tharaday Starlight (N) u a m r Olaaa Shaw SiM < S> Aw»ra Theatra “ Devil In The nrah ’• CA (Wr Brat or Otawba MS) WMs Orantry (Nl SISVe Aflea maw I Don McNeill, emoM of radios famed "Breakfast Club," (U) Tbig U The Ufa Bari Rdllmaa. A reunion of ( g) Hewa. I.ate Rdlllsa —Pr. 1:SS (M) Men a( DegUnr Mitch Outhrie'a Korean War 11 :M ( 8) Sparta View launc (IS) Special Bepart ride .quad .turna into an inqui­ 11 ;N (SSN) 'Malxht Shaw (0). to tt now in its 30th year, is4he host of "Take Two," ABCTV*s IMS I S> Paggwaid sition over death of a sergeant. < n Otasma 8 Bern denad (Oaleri (R) •The %venth Croaa." ■ Spencer L. G new game show.. The gome poirs celebrity couples with (4S4M) Dsr la OanH < S4S-SS> AdveaMres ef Oasis Tracy. SIgne Haaso. Merc IM4 (N) MMdar Bepart awl Karrisll (Ml l«rd% Praver tlons t-Jt.(.l).Baasa...rartF...... A coed has’smharraaUOg momsat ( 8) Itawsoapb, Mamenis mt Ooak^ mon-ond-wife teams of ordinary folk. Contestants^ (ZI-N) Tba D a^ is when she thinka picture auto* fort, Bymn launc (4S-SS) Jane WyauM rraaanls graphed hy Rick Oi meant for (M) Hewa A 1:IB As Sohaals Match WMa by t) 8pac< lists of pictures floshed CHS screen for 10 seconds. mom Cape least lip and louver-hingod oyelida ia FRIDAY Television PROGRAM rlods making her debut in a featured Tima Oheaaai < 8 N ) Qaaeral Haaaltal AIobb Oaiif ^ aoloiata Leaiie bavin role of a big-time movie. 8:H ( S) TOWS Ortor MSN) At Hama Wlih KNtp Ugganb, Louise O’Brien and If 8:W ( 8) Ooitage Of The Ale m > Hewa CHona Lambert. (R) H ollyw ood She's also returning to toIevWloa (M) Ceatueatal Cftaaraam liM (N) Batbaxa BeraanI B < SN N ) The Fllatatoaes Atlas in a filmed series due in the fall • iM ( 8) laterasttaaal Base StN ( S) N T h e W w U T a n s (Color) ‘.’HIM flebpol Kred.” Wil­ on be for the 1963-04 season. 5*ISSN) Cealleentel Olai < » teaaeetlent MavtaUi ma thinka PVad la iy> tor pr»- Easte (Color) •C!hkta(m Confldaatlal." naotiaa when Boas on T V R has been a decade sinoe her • :W ( S) Memeata ml Comfort Keith Bevorta Garland. Ered to aobool tor weeka Coopt reign as queen of television oome- 8:M ( 8) Newseepe Balletia _ IN) Barvay Olara Shrar 'With pay. more 8:48 ( 8) OemmanHy Ubraay '")) Beat at Groaeha dy opposite Sid Caesar’s king, and aoarces s • N (4*N) I’m IHekeaa be t By KRSKINK MBNBON her still-loyal subjMts are Joining ftW ( S) The WeaMm'Way ItW. (N> Men ml Deatfnv Todiw flight (N-SS) Today Shew ^ _ MS) Special Bepart Mgrty Inaela. John Aatin. Hollywood ComapondMit in the ooast-to-coast hurrahs. f:U ( 8) JewishI WewsWe A trim to protect triend’a d i„ _ __ gtatei N enrsp^r Eaterptiw AaMk SMS ( S) PaaawaTd (Carolina Kearney) from Areh’a A 1 News of her movie role and R e­ (N) WeaOier woinahneaa. (R) HOIiLYWOOD (NHIA.) — Im6- vision series inspired one fan to f:M ( 8) n is Is CCmb „ . (4*N) 5 Day ?“ ' fa Caurt Cana) grene Ooca oT the oomlcaHy curling ( 8) PrteaN ef Mr. am J*“ d«y„*eP«rt tiM ( S) Alfred Bltekaeoh Hoar say: S:M ( S) Hoaae Party John Gavin, DIuta- Dora and came: “At last, talent is coming bock!” ■ :W ( 8) Captain KaagaiM Scott Brady. A youin doctor and mlnut (4S) Agriealtara fi.S.A. ( M t ) The D ^ r a a night club singer are married Ek>t bn this “comeback” note the t:M (4S) Conege of the Air a.xa lEr*"* Praaento deaptte warotngs from hla weal- flight. Ooca lip curls cynically and the S:N ( S) Hap Uoharda (SSN) Hewa ( 8) Jack La Laaae Bhmr S N • S) Edge Of Htght UyNther. neede Ooca eyelids open in protest; . The Price la Bight (Ooler) v ro n i (NN) Bamper Beam i -i' ——Laxaita Tea *—wg Shaw Bill Cullen la emcee. " U n l^ you are in a movie or (4S) Boso The Oawa 8 N N )_ <]BMa_rinr A Day ( 8-48N) 17 Saaaet Strip , Also on television evejy week a lot . of t:U ( S) Debbie Draka {Shaw (IB) Mlltloa DaHar Mavle Bfrem _ ZimbiUlat Jr. Lou|a vlslbil people figure you either are dead S:M ( 8) Hll’loaaire linn. Karen 'haUey ( 8) Beat ml Orsaeha ired to rind n l araretary 'who the. a or retired.” ISMS ( 8) Caleadar < 8) Ta Ten The Tralb Sion I (StN) Say Whea absconded with Important ^ A n e k Ithogene- isn’t in shook about' ( S) Wka bo Tea Traatf documents. The this, but she thinks it strangs. (W) Maraing Mavia N:N MSN) Jaek Paar Show dltlom “Copacahana. ” Groucho Marx, (Color) Tonight's guests are Anne ELECTRONICS She has been starring all over the Carmen Miranda. a .m f f} If*’ **- >»»«8kta BJwarBs Bancrofticroft, Gordon— - — and Sheila -----Ma day a country in the stage hits, “Once M :M (S4) Rdnrattnnal Programa aaW Rse and Sam Levenaon. ■'T- by 1 Upon a Mattress” and "T b t Girls S:M U N ( S> Eyewitaeaa was 1 -LABORATORIES 1S:N ( S) Homemaliera Mavia Major news event of the week In 609." She starred in “The iPbur "Front of the Sea." Ron Ran­ 4:N **^"**" with Charles Collingwood and blmvli Poster” and "Under the Sycamore dall Valentine Perkins. news correSpondenta reporting. (ISN) Play Yaar Hnaeb (Oalsr). ( S) Hannesay 277 BROAD Tree” in summer stock. ^ ( 8) Day la Csart (U ' M Sqaad In between, she naade occasional lk;S8 ( 8) Almanac (8S) AU Ameriea Waata Te Know ■‘ra ’«;^ ,'S.vta 11 :N (M-t0N> Newt, Weather television appearances. She could 11 :M MSN) The ^Ica U BIsM (OalsP) -- Show." Diok Powell. Fred H i HecniqiiarterB For ,( 8) Jane Wy Wymaa ^ Waring. Sports h&Ve accepted one of many tele­ ll;S MSN) OoBceatratlan 4:4S < 8) Big g Thealve (81) Big News vision series offers in recent years. ( 8N N ) Seven- Kays (SSI News and Weather 1S:N < S> Love Of Ut* 11:18 ( 8) Amerira’c Oreatotl Hertee Vi “But,” she said, “sometimes I MfN) Ynnr Tlrsf ImiirmslM "The D.I." Jack Webb. MARINE think It is wise to let the ground (Color) ( 8) News. Late Editien ( 8-48N) Tennessee Eralc Parti (S4) EdBoaMaaiil Pragraata aaHI (M> Steve Alien lie fallow for a while. So I went lt:M ( 8) Saarob Far Tamarraw a:90 11:SS ( 8) S i^ s View the road and traveled 33,000 ( 8-MN) Father Kbawa Beat (M) Three Stoogea 11 ;N MSN) Tonight Show (eater) (?- ELECTRONICS miles In four years.” . MSN) Tnith Or Oeaaeqaaaear (4g) Ite AJmIral Aa« Swabbv ( S) Baseball U;W ( t) The Onldlax Ught Shaw • "weeey - Mete vs. San Francisco. “But, every time'’ I'd en In a 11:56 Mt) News Day Ilenort ‘ 1S:4S (N) Lard’s Prayer - - town s<>meone would be sure to 1:N « S) Brat Seller ; ' '*•** Barly Show 1:N MS) Howe _ „ . „ __ . .-TEX e q u ip m e n t say: ‘We’re so happy to see you're "Lillian Ruaaell." ’^art 8. 'DM 1:W ( 8) Mewe, Weather aad Momra* tte Cq Ameche. Alice Faye. - * , o«"« Bay mt Meditation stm in show business. We thought UH ^rarsesse. Momenta of Ooae- «r )vh U'\ I ' 1)10, \(.1 ^ ^1 I,\ I yoU had fetlred.’ Iybib Ibr hi think he’s such a wondepfu} fel­ “Even my critics,” she said, .«!SSS?.,4 AJ 5IS“ ,\Uer "missed the opportunity of a Ufe- low.’' ■ ’ (•) Hewa . W\ts ttme when I opened in ‘Under the .I t’s Qool Qoca-stirred well. m a . oMU- , „ (IS) Big Ptolare date V eO role she plays without' screen Jack Linkletter PETS! Sycamore Tree.’ Hie play Is way « 8l . . !;n « Sn? hour t out, about a colony of ants. In the credit in another mbvie. She . Mrs • PUPPIES opening act Hm. .^he ant laying played a part in “Promlaes, Prom­ grand ises,’’ -as a good IBck gesture for • ;* ( •> victory at Sea (OoBttBBed from PMg« Onel • BIRDS all of the eggs. What a chance .(U) Baraa 4 Allrai •r in husband King Donovan, who di­ Weather • t r o p i c Au f i s h for one of my critics!" fortundte to bo able to oomblno 'to)vn. rected. «/ OeaUiawWMMa ValleyV NABOB Days tall and handsome Number One takii ( t) Blegraidiy Ron led' Mrs Ytjtm Tree,” a film version of the and due to burst into flame. VHifle (|i) Sabaerlpllu TV Son Tof the linkletter dynSAty. Broadway .hit. She plays a scan­ the AbtetMlant and other wumea I--, Weather, LecslLm Hewa ' “Win H replace rocH and. pon?" ■on tp (S^KNowa and Waatber Jack wsuvned to the subjMt, *Td Xm n dalised maid named “Doritus," customers panic, she calmly lootai 4N) Fnm Complete who keeps a .fagclnafed eye on the at herself In a mirror, says 'T say a lot of H is being Muoibed in­ all art romantic goings-on of Jack tienl- love,” pays her bfll and wafim put to folc music but now they're, fear o mon, Carol Uynley, Dean Jones singing words you can underitand. To ; Beauty Service and Edle Adams, The beat ts there, though." Mie is Competently Handled . By T N i S> Bawbide Gloria Lambert ibf NBC-TV*g' Brie Fleming, (hint Etastwood. What about "authentic'’ versus relatlv Two Skilled OperatoM— She’ll also play a maid with the Sing Along with 'wteh’’ color title role of “Grindl” in the tele­ Drovers come to the aid of a “comgnerclal?” Being s tn a' new­ OklaHu broadcast first attracted Mitch ifoman doctor acciuiEHl of mal* bcndal Gladys Close and vision series. Unlike “Ha*el," Imo- . Pe y tice in death of a woman. comer to the field he can look at Miller’s attention' through hCr ■ ffl) totaraattaaal' Sbswllma: the controversy b^ectively. “I do Gett . Rokmd Beauehesne geiie as a television maid works work in Canadian televlsiim. The 6n an itinerant schedule and is al­ Ameche Is host “Circus think tt'g a gin to make changes alhout petite brunette actually halls from of Sweden. (R) Just to get greater acceptance, but She w) CAMEO BEAUTY ways hrvolved Jn some kjnd of dis­ Worcester, Mags. -Nl Cheyeane aster with her. enmloyehi of the Waflter. Cheyenne sets out as long as a aong aroee from a don, o le clear himself N a munler gedutne emotion and is 'exprssaed or her STUDIO week. One plot takes her t« a Eld. McMahon conunutM dally to (R) home where the husband ia plot- (M> neaeyaieeneis in the folk manner I say It’s "au- Her. New York from Philadelphia for 8:N (M) Tightaepe thentio" whether H’s been handed talks t 649.2742 ttog to murder his wlfe^ hla NBO-TV oOlor broadcasts on “S:W “ j'S) Boato M sot Blnin St.. BfanelMwter \“But,” says Imogene, *T whistle Starring Martin MUnra. down for generationa or composed Jot- the “Tonight 8 hoar Starring Just last week," concluded the while I work, happy because X Johnny Oargon.** (SSN) Stag . AleagnFHh^ MHdi Seve (Color) Mitch Millar and Btau tton-foiknilc foDc^mff. aft aitc eaae h Herd’s "He would Cooper there’s about : "He’i wants little t "I nt don wl abe aai ba in { “Whj