■ ■ , r FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1981 PAGE TWENTY ATeniga Daily Net Frees Run The Weather For the Weak Ended Fereoaet of U. S. Weather Bniaaa i^anrtfpst^r lEvrtttng March 11, leei ’ Cloudy, not ne oold tonight. Law 13,317 In SOs. Mostly cloudy, ehanoS ef mow or rain developing Sundny, About Town Member of the Audit Bnrean of Otronlation . High In SOi. Boouti and Brownies of S t Bar- Manchester— A City of Village C^arm tbotomew'B parish will attend Mass THAT MAKE THE MAN ------4-----'—^------:------at VaS ajn. Sunday, Instead of 8 THE (CUaained Advertisliig on Pmgo 8) ajn. as reported in yesterday's VOL. LXXX, NO. 142 \ (TEN PAGES—TV SECTTION) MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS P»P«- __ ^ COME FROM Paul Meyer, visiting lecturer In Main Straet government at Trinity College. Terrorists Massacre 30 Hartford, will speak on "Our China Manchastar, . . Terrorists F^gUcy." at a. meeting of the Ro tary Club of Manchester Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester Run Wild Country C^nb. He is a retired Your Stj^ra of Portuguese Rushing Police Indicated U.8. F^>rei^, Service officer u-ho began his career in 1824 as a stu Village Charm. . . dent interpreter in China and later In Congo served in Ecuador. Canada. Ire Troops into Angola land and Palestine. ' Leopoldville, Thp Congo, ifiM Judith Hilinski. 11 Femdale March 18 (IP)—Hundreds of NOTE: Dkpatchea from Portii-^ One report said 28 persona were Dr., has been elected treasurer of pagan fanatics are running gueae Angola must pass through murdered at a big coffee planta Hoop Scandal the sophomore class at Central MEN'S FINE wild through The Congo’s Ki oeoaonhlp. Associated Prece cor- tion near Quitexe, less than 150 Connecticut State College, New reepondent Mario PIrelU glvee a miles northeast of this coastal city. Britain, where she is an elementarj- vu Province in a new terror flrat-haiid picture' of the situation A young girl was reported cut in <8> - education major.' campaign against white peo In that West . African territory half near Viege. One mutilated SHOES ple, the United Nations re with the apparent lifting of some settler died after being evacuated ported today. aspects of tte censorship after a here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frederick- MEN'S FINE delay In which he was able only to (This dispatch did not mention State News Player from UGonn BOR, 37 West St., and Mrs. William A joint force of U.N. .Malay message "blackout.” any outsiders among the attack Malkenson, 101 Olcott Dr., will be troops . and Congolese soldiers is ers, but Portuguese news agency _host and hostesses at Lutz Junior preparing to set out from the U.N. By MARIO PlR ELtl dispatches received in Lisbon said Roundup Museum Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m DRESS base at Kindu in a bid to end the Luanda, Angola (Portu the terrorists were “foreigners” or outbreak of lawlessness. came from The Congo across the Sint Not Identified Kenneth F. Bolar.k. photograph A U.N. spokesman described the guese West Africa), March 18 border. Some of these reports fanatics as a "terrorist group sev (/P)—Portuguese troops have y ’s mate second class USN, son said Negroes and whites alike were More Charges By ED CORRIGAN of Mra Laura B. Bolack. 41 Lenox eral' hundred strong.” They are been .flown northward to the attacked.) > St., is serving aboard the heavy SHIRTS concentrated around the Kivu Angola-Congo border area, Soldiers and paratroops rushed Face Pair in New York, March 18 (IP)—A smoldering college basketball eruiaer, USS Newport News, par- . town 'of Kaaongo and are known where tribals terrorists have to the north faced with the Job of scandal—one that would dwarf the scandals of 1951—threat Uctpattaig in an annual training ex as "Kartelites." fiushing ■ the raiders from hiding Fake Mishaps ened today to erupt on r. nationwide scale. ercise in the Caribbean. According to re{>orts brought been hacking ter death a ^ places in dense fqrests. ■back to kindu by missionaries re mutilating any whites they Africans '^ho work the planta Already three players 'have been accused of accepting cently in Kasongo, the Kartelites find on remote Angola plan tions and belong to Central Afri Hartford, March 18 (/P)— bribes to shave points and two gamblers are in ctistody. are armed with bows and arrows' tations. At least 30 planters can tribea were reportedly quiet Additional criminal charges Police sources said that 15 to 20 schools from coast to 5.00 and wear a band of leopardskln while the northern tribesmen at and families were reported tacked homes and sabotaged roads have been brought against coast might be involved in the scandal which has been ATLANTIC around their heads. two men who already have under investigation five months. Their avowed intent is to "kill slain. and bridges.' FURNACE OIL all whites.” A U.N. spokesman Portuguese Colonial rulers turn Commercial airliners touched been accused of participating “We expect it to be far bigger than the 1951 scandals,” Antomatic liellvery lightweight ed to armed might in hopes df end down at Luanda airfield in a huge in an insurance fraud rack • ARROW . . . the told newsmen. So far, no jreports said one high official. “The investigation is continuing. Other L T. WOOD CO. of any killings by them have ing the Mau-Mau style slaughter refugee airlift. Fleeing settlers et. schools and other players are the subject of inquiry.” Phene .MI 3-1129 * (above) fine black calf most famous name reached the United Nations. ing. The same planes that rush crammed truck after truck for the « Arrested yesterday were George ed in troops brought back terrified ride into Luanda, where they told A grand jury at that time found that 86 games had been in men's shirts The spoK^smstn said the Congo Kanla, 30, of 6 York St., and settlers. how Negroes hacked to .death every Joseph Vincent, 39, of 44 York St. fixed in 23 cities in seven states. Thirty-three players had lese population around Kasongo Faced with the prospect of grow.- white they saw. been bribed. also was in fear of the fanatic ter In the new charge against him, Ing Congo-like nmssacres, colonial Tha raids were similar to the Kania was accused of stealing Only two of the three players in • several styles from rorists and the authorities in re authorities here in the capital said Mau-Mau attacks that plagued volved in the current zcandai have LOVELY LADY BEAUTY bel-held Kivu had agreed to help thousands of dollar of furniture which to choose today they are confident they can British-ruled Kenya a few years from a Hartford store. He was been identified. Both play for Seton Fire Destroys SALON, 12.99 United Nations forces to bring put down the bloody anti-white up-' ago. Hundreds of tribesmen Hall. They are Henry Gunter, la back law and order to the area. held In lieu of $8,500 bond. 390 MAIN ST. rising despite the hindrance of tor descended suddenly during early Two weeks ago both he and Vin center from New York, and Arthur (Nest To Personalized Floors) • solid white or They were providing troops for rential rain. morning darkness Wednesday, cent were charged with participat Hicks, a forward from Chicago. Mail on Train a joint police action to be launched Negroerf swinging machete knives slashing and murdering with their Neither had any comment. fashionable aa soon as possible from Kindu. ing in the staging of phony auto Pboiic Ml 9.7666 have killed and hacked up count long knives in planters' ' homes accidents in order to collect in Both Gunter, and Hicks sre 21 For Appointment ' stripes Kasongo is nearly 200 miles from less men, women and children in years old. In Bridgeport Kindu and it may take several the p u t three days. (Continued on Page Five) surance money. One player on the University of days before the eolumn can reach The new charge against Vincent HENRY GUNTER Connecticut team is involved, but Bridgepdrt, March 18 (S)—A rail • from siie \4Vi the to'wn. is a second one of arranging a neither the office of District At way mail car filled with parcel poet The U.N. epokeeman said it was false accident. He W'as released on torney Frank S. Hogan, nor the packages was swept by firs at 8 ' not known exMtly how many a 32,500 bond. university would name him. a.m. today in the Bridgeport Rail Throw Them White pebple still remained in Ka Rusk Calls Gromyko In a third arrest announced by “In fact,” said a Connecticut of road Station. !• Away songo but there were thought to the State Police, Horace C. Bat ficial, "we are not sure just who Postal authorities said damage StU plenty of wear left in • ARROW-tailored for perfect fit be about 30. In addition there may man Jr., 30, formerly o( Meriden the boy is. But we have a pretty was . unofficially estimated at ahoea when brought here for and comfort be others at outlying plantations and now of Covington. La., was good idea from the questioning by thousands-of dollars” but an expert repairing. and mission posts. charged with buying merchandise the district attorney.” exact loss can not be determined It was not known whether the To Confer on Laos on credit at Connecticut stores and The two gaq^blers who have until investigation is completed. Open Mondays All Day Kartelites have any connection then vanishing. been taken into custody, described Firemen fought the blaze in the Closed Wednesday * see our complete collection of fine ■with the dreaded African cult of Police say Batman was a mem west bound train for more than an Afternoons By W aN M. HIGHTOWER ^'Sobolev along with Gromyko. by assistant D. A. Peter D. An- men's furnishings! "Leopardmen" but they wear Washington, March 18 UP) — ber of a ring which victimized dreoli aa representing a nation-' hour before it was under control. bands of leopardskln around their On the U.S. side. Rusk Invited state stores for several thousands wide syndicate, are Aaron Wag- Electrical power in the station SAM YU LYES heads. , Secretary of State Dean Rusk U.N. Ambassador Adlai Steven wag shut down in the station area confabs with Soviet Foreign Min of dollars worth of goods.- Five man, 28, and Joseph Hacken, 41, "SHOE REPAIRING ."Leopartbnen” kill their ■victims son, Undersecretary of State Ches- men are currently being held as both of New York. They are while firemen battled the flames o r THE BETTER KlND“ neat and with steel claws imitative, of a ister Andrei Gromyko today on .ter Bowles, Soviet expert Charles thereby halting rail traffic here. the crises 'n Laos and other criti members of the ring. charged with, bribery and con 23 OAK STREET casual leopard's. They believe that by E. Bohlen and Assistant Secretary, Batman was arrested in Mss- spiracy ih an 'attempt to fix col Railroad officials said only one Same Side At Watkins ARROW* cal issues Involved in efforts of of State Foy D, Kohler to partlcl- west hound freight train carrying the Kennedy administration to suchusetts and waived extradition lege games. (Conttnued on Page Two) pats. to Connecticut. TVo games are specifically men' more mall and parcel post was * (above) black or brown calf Improve UWted States-Russian re ' The State Department an delayed by the fire. No passenger lations. tioned in the charges. On Feb. 9, NEW COURIER CLOTH . . . by michaels-stern nouncement yesterday of the Dayton defeated Seton Hall, 112- trains were delayed. T^ enter Kathy’s new contest please send ^our Rusk was expected to make a meeting said only- that Rusk ar Pay Boost Refused The chief saiid the car was load The man of decLsion plan.s hi.s wardrobe around Courier Clotli, one of the great pure new effort to get the Soviet gov- 77, and on March 1, Colgate de ranged it ituo||iwaa.4i8cua|-]vjtb feated Connecticut, 83-71, in Ham ed to the ceiling with can'vaas bags wool wor.sted.s of our time. Soft and silky in the liand. Long and .strong on the wear. name and telephone number to Kathy Godfrey, Union Woa?kers emmgiit to halt its airlift of ihil- Gromykb “Internationa questions Hartford, March Ik (/f) — A full of electrical razors, gauges, ST. PATRICK’S DAY itary supplies to prO-Oommunlst ilton. N.Y. Exclusively Rochester tailored for effortless fit by Michaels-.Stern, to give you a suit of interest to both countries.” raise in pay has been turned down Andreoli said the two Seton watches, shoes, and other mer WINF, Manchester. ~ Laotian rebels. U.S. officials Were Officials said the Informal dis- by more than 100 private duty chandise. equally at ease in either town or countiy setting. Here is one of the variety of weaves Get New Pact not optimistic about good results Hall players each received 31,000 cuBsion was expected to cover a nurses serving patients at St. for their part in the game against Postal officials said half of 700 in rich Courier tones . . . since previous appeals to Soviet wide range of problems apart from Francis Hospital. sacks of a parcel pokt shipment leaders, including I*remler Nikita Dayton, and the Connecticut play *60 O LD S. SUPER 88 shoes expertly fitted jn our At Atom Plant Laos, including disarmament, Ber A spokesman said the nurses er was paid 31,500 for his efforts Waa destroyed or damaged. Khrushchev, have failed. lin and related German problems, felt that patients of ordinary against Colgate. MoUday Sedan SHOE SALON, main floor, rear 7 5 . 0 0 olive, gray, brown, 38 to 46, regular, short and long The. Increasingly dangerous sit thg continuing crisis In The Congo, meana would not be able to afford .f Richland, Wash., March 18 (JP) The puzzling aspect of the new uation in the tiny Southeast Asian Russia’s proposals to reorganize the increase. scandal is that both Seton Hail '60 OLDS.''86” A 7 H-month labor dispute at the kingdom is regarded here as an the United Nations (which the The 32 raise, from 318 to 320 for Yale Tennis Star Holiday Sedan Hanford Atomic Works was set' and Connecticut were underdogs USE OUR CONVENIENT 90-DAY PLAN . . . NO MONEY DOWN. PAY '/i IN 30 DAYS . . . '/i^'AFTER 60 DAYS . J . AND THE '/i BALANCE 90 DAYS important key to the future Of United States completely opposes) each 8-hour day, was offered by in the betting. Apparently what . tied early today. relations between Washington the Connecticut Nurses Associa General Ellectric Co., prime con and the possibility of an eventual happened was that the fixers de Killed in Accident '60 OLDS. ”88'' and Moscow. meeting between President Ken tion, which sets standards and rec cided on a new strategy of mak ConTcrtible * tractors for the- Atomic Energy Officials have not given up all nedy and Khrushchev. ommends statewide pay acales. Commission at the 600-aquare-mlle hope that Khrushchev might yet Mrs, Edna Kent, the associa- ing the underdog lose by an even Fayetteville, N.G., March 18 (VP) .:.AND SO DO Hanford Works in southeast Wash Next Tuesday, the United States, greater margin than anticipated. One person ■was killed and his 'S9 OLDS. ”88'' agree to join in a program to Britain and Russia are scheduled tlon’a executive director, said it So-called point spreads are set two companions were injured ser ington, said 'It and the Hanford make Laos a completely neutral waa the first time in her experi 3-Door Sedan Atomic Metal Trades Council to resume negotiations at Geneva ARTHUR HICKS on’ all games by a Midwest con iously near here early today when country under a reorganized gov- for an agreement banning nuclear ence that nurses turned down a “reached agreement, in principle, pay ralae offer. cern. Dayton, for example, was their southboundi station wagon 'W OLDS. ”88'' subject to ratification by mem' enunent. The present regime of weapons tests under an interna listed as a 6-point favorite over plunged over an embankment. Tlie Premier Boun Oum is pro-west tional .inspection system. Today's The St. Francis nurses voted Holiday Coupe ber unions of the council, on all 86-20 “to hold the line at 318 a Seton Hail in one of the games in state highway patrol said the ern. A switch in Soviet policy, of meeting offered Rusk an oppor volved. That meant that if a bet three were Yale students. THE BOY! matters open for negotiations at ficials said, would brighten pros day.” '59 RAMILER $1795 THE CLOTHES THAT 1 a.m. today.” tunity to advise Gromyko that the tor chose to wager on Dayton, the The dead boy was identified as pects for easing tensions and im Mrs. Kent said ahe believed the Bourguiba Sees End 4-Door The Metal Trades Council in^ United Statee hopes for speedy SL Francis nurses were the only teanf would have to win by six Theodore C. Joiner, 1953 Hypatia- eludes members of about 19 union proving relations elsewhere. progress but is not prepared to put or more points for hinT to collect. way Drive, LoJolIa, Calif. - '( ones to turn down the new pay '58 O LDS. $1295 locals and represents almost half Gromyko, chief Soviet spokes up with prolonged negotiations acale. Actually, there were suspicions 'Die injured, listed in serious "88" Holiday Coupe of GE’s 8,000 employes at Han man at the United Nations Gen without progrress. at the time, and bookmakers—who BOYS' ford. eral Assembly meeting in New Prior to meeting with Gromyko, To StPife in Algeria usually are the heavy losers in (Continued on Vage Three) '58 T-8IRD $2495 Production and craft workers in York, was due at the State De Rusk scheduled a conference at NLRB Hearing Set such actions—finally refused to the council had planned to' strike partment for lunch with Rusk. noon with Koca Popovlc, foreign Hartford, March 18 (IP)—The take any bets on the game. They, 2-Door Hardtop SPORTCOATS Rusk initiated the luncheon con secretary of Yugoslavia, a Commu early l u t Monday, hut a last- National Labor Relations Board Tunis, Tunisia, March 18 (iD—>'Gaulle and Algerian rebel Premier too, were suspicious. minute plea from President Ken' ference and invited Soviet Ambas nist country which broke with the (NLRB) has agreed to hear » Ferhat Abbas psIVed the wscy for Seton Hall Coach Richie Regan '58 DESO TO $1495 BOYS' AND nedy postponed such action to sador Mikhail Menshikov and President Habib Bourguiba of Tu said he had no reason to suspect Bulletins 2-Door Hardtop "/AODEL" BOYS' union complaint that the Jacobs the forthcoming peace talks. .1 l^ rc h 31. Deputy Foreigrn Minister Arkady (Continued on Page Two) Mfg. Co., Elmwood, has refused nisia said today be is convinced Bourguiba himself has the confi anything was wrong In the game. Culled from AP Wires $1046 STUDENT'S 10.99 Both the union and manage to bargain in good faith. both the French and the Algerian dence of both sides. I just attributed It to a bad '57 D O D G E ment agreed to go back to negotia The charge against the company rebels sincerely wish to negotiate "I am convinced that General night,” he commented. "It’s hard station Wagon DRESS SHIRTS to tell when a player is not doing \ -. to tions about a new contract when Not Anxious to Fight had previously been turned down an end to their 6ti-ycar North De Gaulle has decided to commit DEWEY FEE QUESTIONED the President messaged officials by the NLRB's regional office In African war. himself to the path leading to his best or just having pn off Tokyo. March 18 (/P)—Parlia *S7 BUICK S1095 t h ^ because of the nature of the Boston. Yesterday the Board's peace in Algeria,” Bourguiba said. game.” Special 2-Door Hardtop SUITS “I have the imfiression that noW ment was under pressure todo,T opCTStion at the plutonium pro general counsel in Washington res. all the conditions exist to permit "On the French side the.y have Connecticut Coach Hugh Greer to investigate , tte $200,000 » 2 9 9 ducing plant, “the public Interest U.S. Expects Laotians versedsthat decision and issued a the French-Algerian negotiations decided to make things (in the also was bewildered. year reportedly paid former '57 o l d s : $1295 21.00 requires a speedy end of this pro complaint agaiiist the firm. to succeed,’’ he said in an_ Inter negotiations) easier for the Al- I don’t understand how a club New York Governor Thomas E. Deluxe "98" Holiday Sedan to longed dispute." The date for the hearing on the view with Radio Luxembourg. gesiaQS. It is now up to the' Alger like ours could be involved,” he Dewey to promote Japanese ex The company said the agree omplaint has not been set. ia n s ^ make things easier for de .said. "It might have been po.s- • new spring styles f * Bourguiba is in an excellent po sible that gamblers inight be in- ports in tile United States, The '57 PLYM. $895 |I799 ment provides; To Hold Rule of Cities Some 200 members of the sition to know, since his talks Gaulle in order that every thing issue Is expected to he taken up Savoy 4-Door • For a 3 per cent salary Increase succeeds.” \ • solid color blazers United Automobile Workers. AFX,- with French'preside^(it Charles de by the Lower House Aduit com retroactive to Oct. 3, 1960, an in Ammed Boumendjel, head of the (Continued on Page Three) mittee Thursday In connection +0 3.99 By THE ASSOCIATED PllicSS ^pretty Close to the mark. As for CIO, have ben on strike at Jacobs, '56 o l d s . $895 • checks and plaids crease of 8 per cent on the cur which manufactures chucks,' for political section In the rebel in with oomplalnts that, the ff^ is “S-88" Holiday Sedan rent rates on April 2, 1962, an ad The Laotian Army should be the volume of arms aid, these formation ministry, is expected to excessively high, committee sources said. t)iere had been no seven months, one of ^he longest • 3 button center justment of 1 1/2 cents on a pay able to hold its cities—although strikes- In the state's history. leave fo'r Switzerland within the sources said. Dewey has been '55 VO LKS. $795 35.00 vent grade set .dut In an appendix to the pro-Communist rebels are like over-all boost ta the program but The firm has continued opera News Tidbits next three day.s to iron out tech Rescued Man retaineil since June 1959 by Jet- Sunroof the contract, an Incrc::... ../.'.fts ly fo overrun more of the country that the move'ment of gear waa tions with new employees hired to nical problems with the French. ro, the govemment-baeked Ja • narrow lapels premium of two cents, effective side—until U.S. instructors, can being accelerated so the Laotian from the AP Wires Then, the prHiminary talks may pan export trade recovery or Oct./3, I960, another increase of get loyal troops in shape to piit up troops would get now some of replace the strikers. '54 OLDS. i $195 • all Wool take up to two months before de- Loses Left Leg ganization. '■88'’ 2-Door Hardtop two cents, effective July 2, 1962, a a stronger fight, U.S. officials said what they Were due to get later. (Conttnued on Page Two) Gaulle and Abbas get together. • wool'and prion fourth week of vacation for em today in Washington. In speaking of what he called The Barnes Foundation Art Gal The main issues are the future Chicago, March ' 18 (^P)-^ur- SIT-IN -AT CAPE TOWN * pure worsted wool ployes with more than 25 years of These officials Indicated U.S. the “upside down, topsy turvy lery, housing one of the world’s of the oil-rich Sahara, the question geons have amputated the 'left Cape Towsi, South Africa, '54 FORD $195 service and an eighth holiday, ef mUitary aid personnel will inten finest private collections of mod 2-Door Hardtop • wool and acrilan quality of the Laotian picture,” of French bases, cease-fire ar leg of William McCoy, .a wreck March 18 —Police today ar fective this year. sify eiforta to assure that royal one official, said a major problem 12 Die in Fires ern paintins, opens for first time rangements, the status of the Eu ing company employe rescued rested 22 persons — white, Af * wool and acrilan • Junior 8 to 12 Laotian troops are prepared ade is to improve the training of of to public today in Philadelphia... ropean minority In Algeria and from the rubble of a coIlap.sed rican and colored (mixed Wood) '53 O LDS. $195 (Continned o r Page Two) quately to cope with the growing ficers and noncommissioned of Prime Minister David Ben-Guri- "88” 4-Door flannel 10:99 to 13.99 future economic cooperation. building where he was pinned 18 —who staged a sit-in desnon- threat from the Pathet Lao rebels. ficers. Around Nation on’s Social Democrat, Maps! party Preliminary “feeler" contacts hours. stration In a downtown depart- • prep 14 to 18 Training of Laotian forces tradi It is recognized that aubetantial has abandoned efforts to form a '53 8U ICK $195 tionally has beehi the responsibili new coalition government in Israel showed major differences of opin The amputation was performed -ment store tearoom, asking to * 3 button . . . I 1.99 to 16.99 Schuster’s Parents ty of the French military mission improvement lii training will be By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS And plans to go it alone in this ion which could postpone peace In Friday several hours after Mc be served in vioiation of tho 2-Door difficult until there la a system Overnight fires around the na Algeria for some time to come. Coy, 25, was eased from the debris nu-ial segregatlori ■wvs. Thcao center vent • white wash and wear broadcloth • stu,dent 34 to 38 there. summer’s general election cam demoasiratlons have been go '53 C H R YS. $95 Get PoUce Guard Meanwhile, U.S,^ diplomats of, rotation to allow troops to be tion took the lives of 12 persons. paign. The main talks mo.st likely will after long hours of painstaking ' 2 1.00 sought a way to persuade th^ pulled out of combat duty > for The victims Included three moth take place in a Southeastern digging by rescuers. ing on here for several months New Yorker 4-Door • white or cofocbutton-down oxfoYds refresh.er training. ers and seven children. Mel Blanc, hospitalized since Later Friday, firemen removed in art effort by non-whites and * narrow lapels New York, March 18 OlV-The Russians to agree on a formula Jan. 24 when he was gravely in French town located conveniently for ending the civil war and con Another problem ia the mongrel At Sandy Ridge, N. O., Mrs. Ed near the Swiss border. Thonon- the body of Alfred Mack, 57, St. their liberal white supporters to '52 FORD $95 • white or color map-tabs patents of Arnold Schuster, shot Hawkins and her five children jured in an automobile accident, L^s-Bains was mentioned In Paris Anne, 111., who died during the break down the color bar. But 4-Door to death in 1952.after “flngerln'g” verting the Southeast Asian king armament of the Laotian army — ia welcomed to his Pacific Pali .• ivy modal ' dom into a neiltral state sealed off a condition the United States is ranging from 2% to 14 perished reports, rescue attempt. His body had today Is
I - PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 18, i981 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g Tie r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , co n n , Sa t u r d a y , m a r c h is , lo e i PAGE THBIB Rusk Galls Gromyko SwaUows Due At Capistrano Business Bodies Sheinwold on Bridge Police Indicate 15 G>lleges Distaff Diplomat RC Chapter Obituary , San Juan Capistrano. Calif., hlarch 18 (AbTownspeople here Implicated in Hoop Scandal Not Making Cart W. Tyler To Confer on Laos are worried. TRUMP TRICKS Nofth dfsier Tomorrow is the day the n e e d DEVELOPMENT Both sides vnlBcrsbb Vernon — Carl Walter Tyler, By Alfred ShelnwoId NORIH (Oontinned from Page One) 4da Estate.' MacBeth reported the Fund Drive 57, died suddenly yesterday morn .(OMthmed from Pace Oae) swallows traditionally return $1,600 offer to authorities. Wag two other tenants were evacuated. to Capistrano—a 1815-year-oId "Can you do anything to cure ing while reporting to work at Tw'o suffered injuries. $ A K I 3 tereated in one of our better clubs, man was convicted and appealed the Hartford office of the Hart Soviet tTnion 13 year* ago and now mission town 65 miles south cowardice?” ask* a reader. ’’My ♦ 9 4 3 but not this one.” the verdict Florida won the gams, The Manchester Chapter of At Los Angeles, a fire at a of Los Angeles. But Ir rained partner failed to double four the American Red Cross is not ford Electric Light Co., where he ,2iaa close relations with the West. block-long paper plant in the heart « A K Q J 6 Oolgatb had been listed as a 9-polnt 3-0. had been employed as a service State Department offlcials aaid yesterday, and more rain is spades even though he" hfd the set conducting a fund drive this year of the city’s indusyial district sent .-r' WEST EAST favorite, then dropped to 6, then Hacken the prosecutor said, has repairman for *33 years. there waa no policy connection be expected tonight. ting trick* right In his bwn hand. A A 6 4 10 8 7 climbed again to 11, then was tak a record of 10 gambling arrests because of the merger discussion flames shooting 3o0 feet into the One stormy March the swal- with the Hartford Chapter and He was born in Manchester, tween the Rtisk meeting with Popo- air, touched off several explosions "My partner held the West V10S4 V9762 en off the books—another indica and had a role in a 1964 bribery vlc and the conference with Chpo=- Jows didn’t make IL Residents .land.” contlnues-my-correspond- because of plans to organize a Nov. 6, 1903, son of the late and knocked out power lines, caus- 4 A kCJ 64 2 ♦ 10 8 tion that, something wag amiss. case involving heavyweight boxer (Jyrus and Bessie Skinner Tyler. rayko. said it was berause the weath ent. "He led the king snd ace of 4 10 3 Bob Haines, Connecticut xenter, Clarence Henry who waa charged United Fund in town. ing a temporary blackout in the er was too bad for flying. — ♦ • ’ 3 * Edward Thoms, chairman of He was a member of Vernon Tba. Ruak-Gromvko session was area. diamonds and followed with the SOUTH said no one on the team had a high with offering middleweight Bobby the latest In a serie* of high level Most of the towm’s t.200 jack of diamonds. 4 K Q J S 4 3 2 enough scoring average to be of Jones $15,000 to throw a fight with the Manchester chapter, said to Methodist Church. He was also a The 3-atory plant was owned by residents claim the swallows day, "All bur efforts have gone in member of Washington Lodge, the conversations between the Ken Solomon’s Mill Supply Corp. Fire "Naturally, I ruffed with the V Q « any use to a gambler as a point- Joey Glardello. Henry waa convict nedy administration a n d the are infallible—or almost so. seven of spailes. This forced South , 4 Q 7 L shaver. ed, but received a suspended sen to the proposed merger." He also Washington Social Club, and Royal men estimated the loss at more If they mi.ss, they say, it’s for ♦ 9 6 said he felt the Red Cross should Black Preceptory, all of .Man Khrushchev regime pointing than a half million dollars. . to over-niff with the jack of VThere’a no Connecticut player tence. toward a meeting of the two gov- a good reason. Only onc4 in East Sonlh Wait good enough to shave points,” he support the United Fund. It is one chester, and the Quarter Century memory did the swallows fail spsdes. The latest scandal came at a einment chief* later this year and "Declarer led the king of spades, Paid 1 4 2 4 commented wryly. of the 11 -charities which voted Club of HELCO. to arrive on a sunny day. Paw , 4 ^ All Put time when the game'waa just be in favor of establishing such Surviving are his wife, Mrs. periiap* an Eaat-West summit con and my partner won with the ace. The district attorney’s office said ginning to wipe out the memories Terence. Kennedy and Khrushchev “ It waa leap year,” a Opening le ^ / neither of the Seton Hall players fund. Anna Tedford Tyler; three daugh townsman explains. ’’It con He led another diamond, and I of 1951. All the players Involved ...have engaged messages expressing duffed with the teii. South had to had been held on any charge and The earliest the United Fund ters, Mrs. William Peeue and Mrs. Retirement; fused them.” that they were "cooperating In In the current scandal were in could conduct a fund drive, it now hope for improved relations and over-ruff with the queen of spades. elementary school at the time. Kenneth Stead, both of Vernon, U. S. Ambassador Llewellyn no aide strength. If you and your our probe.” However, no details appears, would be the fall, and and Mrs. .William Washburn of Thompson in Moscow has held two "And now, of course, my part partner favor strong Jump over- aoncerning the fixed games were Players from some of the top Thoms said he felt that would ner's six bf spades was the master teams In the country, like City Southington; four sons, Richard long conference* with Khrushchev Happy Times calls, you must bid only one spaa*. released. work out well for the Red Cross. Tyler, Carl W. Tyler Jr., David since Kennedy 'took office two trump. What can you do with a (Copyright 1961, General Fes- Wagman and Hacken were ar College of New York, then nation Meanwhile, the Red Cross has By MARtE DAERR Terrorists Run player who refuses to dohble with al champion; Bradley and Ken Tyler, and William Tyler, all of months ago. turcs Corp.) raigned In Special Sessions Court. received some contributions and Vernon; three sisters. Miss Mar The crisis In Laos hag been a two trick* on the aide and two Wagnian was held in $50,000 ball tucky were hit iff 1951. Some of is accepting others at the Red top trumps?” the accused players went to jail, ion Tyler of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Hats Take on major concern of the United Sjates Retirssnesit Affords Chance to Wild in Congo and Hacken in $25,000. If convict Cross office, 139 E. Center St. Mrs. Andrew Search and Mrs. in these developing negotiations Really Enjoy Living Applaud ed, each faces a possible sentence some received stiff tongue lash Thoms said today he (feels It "Retirement Is doing the Ifind of ings and all were disci^ted. Donald Richards, both of Vernon; vrlth the Soviet government, U. S. All you can do is applaud the \ of one to 10 years imprisonment would be unfair to ask Manches three brothers, Cyrus Tyler of Many Shapes tpfficials are afraid that if Soviet thing you want .to-do, not th# kind 'Centinned from P a n One) alegant defense. Blast’s two ruffs, and a fine up to $10,000, or both. ”I would have thought,” sighed ter residents, to contribute twice. of thing you feel compelled to do.” Hogan’s office '•"id Wagman waa Ned Irish, vice president of Madi Subcommittees from the Man Wethersfield a!nd Ralph Tyler and 'support for the rebels continues killing they gain superhuman called uppercuts in the trade, cause Philip Tyler, both of Vernon; and and further diplomatic efforts to So believes Ronald Brown. On declarer’s trump strength to melt arrested in Gainsville, Fla., last son Square Garden, the man who chester and Hartford Chapters GAIIR DUGAS arrange a political solution prove Jan. 1, three months after his 60th streni^h. September, accused of trying to made college basketball a big- have discussed the merger and 10 grandchildren. Newspaper Enterprise AoB. Commander Maj. Gen. Joseph away. It’s a good Idea to ruff with Funeral services will be held as fruitless as those in the past, birthday, he retired from the vice niedlum-sized trumps that have no bribe University of Florida full time sport,' "that the boys would directors of the chapters have the New York—(NEA)—No nwtter presidency of a manufacturing Mobutu of the National Congo ’.t-; back Jon MacBeth to hold down have learned their lesson from Miss Marlene Futterman, pictured here with tellOw vice conuul outcome of the discussion under Monday at 1 p.m. at th* Holmes what your hairdo, there’a a bat the United States and Russia will Array arrived back-in Leopoldville value to you In the hope of promot be deeply involved in a conflict concern., the score in a game against Florl- 1651.” rrtember John Tarin, San Antonio, is one of the youngest mem study. The merger proposal grew Funeral Home, 400 Main St, Man typo for you this spring. Tuiha^ today from his military base In ing a trump for your partner. chester. The Rev. Allison Heaps, which could engulf Southeast Asia. "Maybe I have 20 years left, ’ he If a player doubled me expect bers Of American diplomatic service. She is an American vice out of a controversy over funds -doll hat, sailor, deep clocbe or said. ”1 want to make the most of Equator Province. He arrived by consul of Glasgow, donated in Hartford by employes interim pastor of Vernon Meth breton—one of them is tor you. them. river barge on which there were ing his A-6 of trumps to provide odist Church, will officiate. Burial two natural trump tricks, I who live in Manchester. Or even two. “When you spend so much time five armored cars and other ve Pool Tickets School Board Glasgow, Scotland UP> —One of'^man handles applications from the will be in Buckland Cemetery, |v There is no one Way to wear Coventry earning a living, you miss so much hicles. wouldn’t give him a medal for 6:16-10:10 8:20 Manchester. courage. I’d start holding my cards America’s young^t vice-consuls, west of Scotland. The consulate in a hat this spring. The sailor tilts of this wonderful world. Mobutu went almost directly to Edinburgh handles applications Friends may call at the funeral lot closer to the vest. 23-year-old Miss Marlene Futter Grenier.Elected home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, forward.over the eyes. So does the “ I’m lucky I could retire now. a Maas held here for 15 political r ill Be Sold Meets Monday from the west of Scotland. -The miniature or doll bat. Tbe tuiiien My company’s outstanding retire prisoners executed In Stanleyville Justing with the Hartford Fire Dally Question Starts Wed.: "The Mlsflte" man, New York, has settled Into consulate in Edinburgh handles a]v and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to Town Meeting by the Leftist regime of Antoine Dealer, at your right, opens with by French Club 9 p.m. is worn slightly back of the hair ment plan helped make it possi Group during-I960. The monthly meeting of the her appointment at the U. S. Con plications from the eastern half line and BO is the cloche. Both the ble." Gizenga soon after the death of Married to the former Dorothy one heart. You hold; Spades—K Q 100 for $7 sulate in Glasgow. of^cotland. Contributions may be made to Manchester Board of Eklucation Paul Grenier was elected pres the heart fund. turban and the cloche have depth' If planning has anything to do Partice Lumumba. Marks of Manchester, Ledgard J 5 4 3 2; Hearts—Q 8; Diamonds will be held in Barnard School on Dark-haired and quiet-voiced. Miss Futterman also looks after Must Vote on with retirement. Brown’s later —Q 7; Clubs—9 4. What do you ident of the French Club of Man but they’re not as high as hut and his wife have recently been MANSflBLDlT^ Economy swimming pool tickets Monday at 7:30 p.m. She is probably the only career the interests of the 800 Americams, year’s styles. years should be successful. His elected treasurers of the Man Bay? diplomat who has had experience excluding military personnel, who chester last night at a meeting of Charles J. Johnson L JCT. 3l-i2.wmiMAMTIC.eT:) IKj will be sold at 100 for $7 in Man The agenda includes the trans the club at^ Orange Hall. Many of the new spring hats $2,700 Asked three-point plan: Work, civic and chester Square Dance Club. Answer: Bid two spades if .your chester this summer. fer of jurisdiction over the prop as a disc jockey. This was dur are in her territory in the west of Charles James Johnson, 66, of Leo Blanchette was elected vice 205 N. Elm St., died-suddenly yes more than suggest the 1930s. These philanthropic service, study and partnership uses weak overcalla. * ing her student days at Smith Col Scotland. travel. Ends Sunday! Recreation Superintendent erty located on the east side of profile hats have brims that swoop State News PLANS/ADDinON The Idea Is to show a good suit but One Complete Show 7:00 James Herdlc told members of Highland Park School on Porter lege, Northampton. Mass., where Before settling down to her desk president; Mrs. Alme Latulippe; terday at Manchester Memorial The board of finance has rec secretary; and Mrs. Paul Grenier, Funeral services will be ' held up in front and down in back or at Brown has two post-retirement Expansion of facilities at the GATE OPENS 6:15 the Park and Recreation Advisory St.; a report by the Personnel Re-' rtie took a B. A. in political sci each morning, the attractive young Hospital after suffering a heart the side. They are dashing, young ommended that the selectmen call jobs. One is with s New York man Pike Package Store on W. Middle ence. diplomat has an hour’s conversa treasurer. attack at his Home. Monday at 1 p.m. at the Newkirk a special town meeting to con Board recently that the sale of latlonshipa su^ommittee of pos and Whitney Funeral Home, 776 and done for the most part in bril agement consulting firm. This Tphe. wUI cost an eatimatsd $16,- After Smith, Miss Futterman tion session in French—the lan Wilfred Desrosiers, Mrs. Adolphe He was bom in Manchester, Oct. sider appropriations to e in g 32,- mesn* frequent trips from Roundup th# economy tickets has been ap sible recommendations concerning Farmington Ave., West Hartford. liant colored straws. 'They're per 000 according to an application for h proved by'General Manager Rich a meeting with the school custo went to the'University of Geneva guage of diplomacy. She also stud Paquette and Mrs. Edward La 18, 1884, and was employed as an fect for the hairdo with wupy 700. Of this amount, $2,000 would Brown’s midwest home to that a permit submitted by builder ies in the evenings, taking a course chance were elected to the board inspector at Pratt and Whitney The Rev. George R. Cox of the be for repairs and maintenance in EUSTUJOOD ard Martin. dians’ union; inspection and ac and the Graduate Institute there. bangs, forward-curving cheek curl. city. The other is with the Market (Continued from Page One) Frank Gamboloti at the building After taking a master of arts de- in trade unionism at Glasgow Uni of directors. Aircraft until retiring two years First Presbyterian Church of the selectmen’s account and $700 ing Division of American Manage Herdic also said that a previous ceptance of the work done at Bar Hartford will officiate. Burial will Those flattering Uttle head- . Frank J. Senatro, assistant district manager for the John Han inspector’s office this week. 10-cent charge for the use of.the nard Junior High School; a report grree in international relations a.t versity. Miss Futterman believes ago. He was a member of Second hugging, flowery caps are hack for printing of the towm ordinances ment Asan., and involves helping Commenting on the NLRB de The business is owned by Wilbur UMITEO KWaAOEWENT Congregrational Church. be ■ in Soldiers Field of Falrvlew cock Mutual Life Insurance Company's Hartford Shut district ofr M# sMto teMrreC. Skews •ssetly wadding pools has been eliminat on the use of school buildings and Yale University, she joined the for that it Is necessary to know about with us this spring. But this time, In accordance with state law. run seminars in various parts of cision yesterday, a company Brown of Box M t Rd. Demolition unions in order to understand Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cemetery, West Hartford. the country. flee in Manchester, accepts congratulations of president Byron K. aa prnesM •* BraaSwsy. ed. ' a report on the closed circuit tele eign service. Sewer Gists Friends may call at the funeral they reveal more of the hair rathe* The board of finance has ap spokesman said, "In view of the 33 Elliott on being, mmed the top assistant district manager of the of an existing wooden building and lhawa laday 4:**-6;l#-t" Swimming pool tickets will con vision experiment that will be Miss Futterman, whose father is Britain properly. Florence Peterson Johnson; three than covering the entire head. proved the transfer of $813 from “ I’ve felt for a long time that a bargaining sessions the company erection of a SO by 30 foot con In her spare time she is learn daughters, Mrs. Clyde Dinsmore home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Foaming with blossoms, thqr even good citizen doe* more than take company during 1960. Senatro received trophy during Uie annual Fraak Biaatra Bklrlay khlcLataa tinue to be sold at the rate of 10 conducted at Waddell School a New York cotton broker, trained the contingeney fund to the board has held with the union to date, we John Hancock president’s club meeting held at the Sheraton Park crete block addition 12 feet high for $1 for persons who wish to March 29 through April 12. for the diplomatic corps in Wash ing Scottish country dancing, and Mrs. William Pesiae, both of offer up the morning glory to of tax review. The additional something -from his comtminity," was noted. Kaaiica Ckavsllar, Loala Jasrdaa GRileMiiilroelClift Up for Study are quite surprised that the board Hotel in Washington, D. C., this week. Senatro lives in Windsor. owtm only occasionally. , The allocation of $31,000 still re ington and was then posted to the which she enjoys more than square Manchester, and Mrs, Charles Mrs. Marie B. Grizey spring sunshine. And, naturaUy, money will cover extra work nec Brown said. "He must give some could possibly interpret our posi ------la Calt rarMr’a dancing. She also likes dramatics Klbbe of Ellington; a son, Har violets and roses, white daisies and thing, too.” nttt in lira Irani Herdic said the economy rate maining in the elementary school staff of Maxwell McCkfllough, U.S. Mrs. Marie Boyd Grizey, 64, of essary due to the number of ap tion os refusing to bargain in good AGENCY MANAGER is designed for the benefit of large renovation fund- will be considered. consul general in Glasgow. and modern dancing. The sewering of Norwood r C vey L. Johnson of Manchester; dandelions. peals received in February. Accordingly, Brown serves on faith." S A W A HONfHUDD award with Harold Martin of Hart Webster T. Copp of 36 Edison imm\ What she likes most about Scot and Farm Dr. will be discussed in and six grandchildren. Augusta, Ga., and foimerly of Aside from shape, there’a orfe his city’s library board. (He waa ford. ’These men proposed that the families who swim often. A meeting will be held between She is becoming well known to Manchester, died March 1 in Au School Memis He said If ths NLRB rules Philip Savva waa named this Rd., assistant manager of the life, 3BIIMU During Informal discussion near the board d t education and repre- Scottish people because she issues land Is the scenery. She doesn’t formally Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Funeral services will be held thing that makes these first hats Lunch menus at the local on its school board for four years, against the company an appeal week by John Hancock Mutual J75 booster pump oil pressure re accident and health agency de ‘tJUKCAN” ttie M isfits understand why more Scots don’t the Municipal Building by resi Monday at 3 p.m. at the Holmes gusta after a long illness. of 1661 look really new: they’re president for two.) He is treasur lief valve be fitted with three spac la CalsT BWRMS i t iMbWLhlk MMSIMffi the conclusion of the meeting, a sentatlve.*! of Planning and Renew about 80 visas a week for visits to She was bom In Aiken, C., s<^poels next week will Include on would be made “ all the way up to Life Insurance Co. as the second partment at the Hartford office Flat ikeA aabjaela at the United States. Miss Futter- boast about It. dents of the two streets and by Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Bur young looking. And thus, they’re er of a corporation that plans to leading district agent of the com ers when the valve is assembled. Plus: suggrestion was made by Philip al Associates of Boston on some Mrs. Grizley lived at 47 Thomas Monday — ravioli, string beans, the U.S. Supreme Court." of The Traveler* Insurance Co., Sullivan . that town swimming of the preliminary findings of the town officials. ial will be in East Cemetery. bound to make the wearer look peach whip; T*uesday—h^emade build a nonsectarian residence pany. Sawa of 21 St. John St. is Formerly, only one spacer was In has been promoted to agency “ Operation Bottleneclc*’ Fred Thrall, superintendent of Friends may call at the funeraj Dr., Manchester, for ten yaars younger. The trying, difficult hat club for older people. He serves on stalled. SUNDAY I>doIs and other recreation sites study group on school nee^ of the until she moved to Goorgta to live beef stew, peanut butter and jelly associated with Hancock’s office manager of the new Poughkeep be ipiamed In honor of persons the water and sewer department, home tomorrow from 3 to 6 and shapes have vanished. a number of other committee*. E$capee Caught ' In Manchester. Bareisa, a 10-year man who has sie, N. Y., agency office. Manchester community. with relatives in 1951. sandwich, doughnuts; Wednes Featare: I:4*.S:U4I:M who have contributed to recrea Also to be considered will be has worked out a plan which to 9 p.m. Straws have a textured, lacy, day—tuna fish sandwich, buttered Brown’s present study project is New Haven, March 18 (JPt—One During 1960 Sawa sold over a won two previous awards, resides Copp Joined Travelers in 1955 as Skerta t:l*.4:M-T:4# • O^en Fri., Sat., Sun. Survivors include four "daugh rough or sleek look. And they come Metropolitan Museum of Art of two escapes from New Haven with his wife, Mary, and their three tion activities in Manchester. appointments and leaves of school would permit residents of Farm com. ^)inach. cake squares; million dollars of new paid-for in an agency service representative Dr. to defer payment on their Charles F. Hirth ters, Mrs. Carson Reopell, Camp in the wild and beautiful colors of correspondence course. He supple State Jail was still at large today. surance. children at his .Manchester ad in the life, accident and health Herdic said the item will be personnel Md the school calendar Meeting' Rd„ Manchester, and this particular spring; green, Thursday—meat loaf, mashed po placed on the agenda of the Apiril for 1961-62 school year. sewer. Charles F. Hirth, 75, of 32 King tato, buttered carrots, ice cream; ments this with independent r i d The other. 20-year-old James dress. agency department at the Hartford three "daughters in Augusta: four orange, pink, lemon, bright blao’- ing on art. Duffy, Meriden, surrendered last 20 meeting for formal considera Some Farm Dr. residents pro ston St., East Hartford, died yeS' sons, Raymond J. Boyd of An Friday—fish franks in roll. Jul OFFICE MANa SI» office. A year later he was pro THEATRE e 1756 PARK ST„ HTFD. tested a year ago agaiflst the terday at home. and white. He and his wife, who Is as civic- night to police in Renssalaer, N.Y. DIVISION MANAGER moted to field supervisor and In tion by the advisory board. dover and three others in Hart ienne beets, tossed salad and fruit minded as her husband, started a The Barrows and Wallace Co.. CONTINUOUS WEEKDAYS 6:80 charges they would have had to He was bom In Rockville and gelatin. Bread, butter and milk Duffy and Paul Bridges, 25, Kenneth J. McAIpine Jr, of 26 1959 to assistant manager there. NOW! ford; 21 grandchildren, and < travel plan 12 year* ago. They vis Springfield, Mass., e sca ;^ from Weat Hartford real estate firm, RIVOLI 8ATURDAY-SUNDAY FROM 2 P4I. About Town pay for a sewer which will pass lived in West Hartford 45 years. gTeat-grandohlld. are served with.all meals. A graduate of the Unlveralty of MMH Participate® it one country a year, plan to see the jail Thursday. They apparent announced today the opening of Marion Dr. has been appointed to RockvUle-Vernon through their street. The sewer Until retiring in 1957, he was em About Town manage the Royal McBee Corpo Connecticut, CJbpp served in the THE POWER PACKED STORY OF THE “ LADIES ployed by the Sigourney Tool Co Funeral services and burial Japan on their next trip. ly made their way to freedom^ a new sales office in Manchester, U. 8. Army from 1951 to 1953. He Miss Louise Copping. American will be Installed as part of a pro were held in Augusta. In Pilot Program Girl Scouts snd Brownies are n ie Browns built their home throtigh a hole in the rpof in the at 55 E. Center St., with Louis A. ration's .typewriter division. FROM HELL” REGIMENT! EXCLUSIVE 1st SHOWING gram to provide sewer service for of Bloomfield for more than talcing orders for cookies. Mr*. then Joined the Aetna Life Insur ism chairman of the Disabled years. five years ago with later living in ” blnd-over” section of the Jail. Kelly appointed as manager. ance Co., as a time study engineer. Two Youths Earn American Veterans Auxiliary, residents of Norwood Rd. Robert Massey is general chair mind. Brown calls it "an apart At Renssalaer, Duffy waa de -Barrows and Wallace was start Because Farm Dr. residents will He was a member of Wyllys Manchester Memorial Hoeplta' man o f the program. * "xl Copp is married and has two chil presented a 50-star flag to Cub Lodge of Masons of West Hart ment on an acre of land.” scribed as "tired and hungry” by ed Jan. 19, 1959, by Robert W. dren. Life Scout Awards also benefit from the sewer, has been chosen as one of 96 hoe Robert G^ard has been elected L. ALEC GUINNESS-JOHN MILLS Scouts Troop 144 at Keeney St. ford, the Rising Star Lodge of Odd Funerals pltals from 37 states particlpaUn.-' ”We live almost entirely on one Police Sgt "Vincent Higgins. Duffy Barrowe and C. Robert Wallace, School last night. Richard Berth- charges were proposed for them for a one-year term on the execu floor,” Brown said. "The upstairs waa held at the jail pending ar in a modest one-roorn office in also, on a front foot basis. Fellows of Rockville, and the Court in a perinatal study to Improve tive board of the Nathan Hale BRIEFS Wayne Flint Jr. and David Grif iaume, cubmaster, received the Hearts of Oak, Foresters of Amer Charles D. Gray the quality of medicM care render bedrooms now are our offices.” rival of Connecticut authorities. West Hartford. By the second Mrs. Beatrice E. Macalpine of ' ^ T l f j a S O F flag for the troop. Flag etiquettes Farm Dr. residents said that Community Center. "Everything was designed ' for Duffy had been In the New Ha fiths will receive Life Scout awards ica, of Rockville. He was a mem Funeral services for Charles D. ed maternity patients and new year of business the company sold 108 Henry St. this week waa pre- were also distributed. much of the property on the street ber of Emanuel Lutheran Church The Seedlings 4-H Club has easy housekeeping,” Brown said. ven State Jail to await trial on over $7V4 million worth of resi at the Boy Scoi-' Troop 86 annual is undeveloped, so the front foot Gray, Coyne Trailer Village, South born infants. elected William Peracchio, presi aented an electric Mender by the charter night'program today. The of Hartford. The first year of the study, "We don’t want to hi slaves to a charges of auto theft. Bridges was dential property and had built up Manchester Carpet Center at 311 basis was unfair. Windsor, were held yesterday dent; Gary Lewis, vice presldenbi house.” being held for trial on charges of •tmCHM C O LO R * event will be preceded by a supper Mrs. Eleanor W. Lambert, as Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Min afternoon at the Walter N. Leclerc sponsored by the American Medi a sales staff of 32. The West Hart- Main St. She was the Manchester at 6:30 at ' Vernon Methodist sistant director of admissions at The meeting will precede an 8 nie Duerr Hirth; two daughters, cal Research foundation, will con David Scribner, secretary; Brien Q—At the time of her death Iri cari^ng dangerous weapons in his fbrd quarters had been moved MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY p.m; meeting between the general FTineral Home, 23 Main St., Man Lewis, reporter. James T. Lald- ‘ V ■ winner In the $66,000 nationwide Church. Northeatsern University, will visit Mrs. Albin Uzup of Manchester chester. sist of a pilot program covering December, my mother had been car. twice because of increased space contest sponsored by C. H. Mas- "TUNES OF GLORY’’—7:00 and 9:20 manager and the board of educa law is leader. The club will meet receiving social security benefits Sheriff J. Edward Slavin aaid The two Rockville High School Manchester High School March 27 and Mrs. Harry Nilson of West The Rev. Clarence E. Winslow, about 168,000 expected baby de .requirements, and two branch of- Isnd A Sons, carpet manufactur "THE BLUE DANUBE’’—6:80 and 8:45 freshmen are the first troop mem tion on the board's 1961-62 budget Hartford; three brothers, Arthur Wednesday evening at the Laid- for about three years. She had the pair probably used ladders left to discuss the program at the uni request. pastor of the Church of the Naza- liveries. flees had been added in order to ers, Carlisle, Pa. The eight-weeks SATURDAY bers in a number of years to versity. Hirth of West Hartford, Martin For Manchester Memorial Hos< jlaw home to wdrk on demonstra- never worked outside our home. by carpenters doing construction give better service throughout the rene, Manchester, officiated. tiona. Can my father apply for a lump work at the jail. contest was designed to familiar "TUNES OF GLORY”—2:15-4:40-7:05-9:25 • achieve Life Scout status which is Hirth of Rockville, and Richard Burial was in Pros'pect Hill pttal to participate in this initial greater Hartford area. ise consumers w i^ the use of Or “ BLUE DANUBE’’— 1:45-4:10-6:80-8:68 next to the highest award a scout The Washington Social Club will William V. Kahler, left, president of the Illinois Teleplion# Hirth of E(j*stol; a sister, Mrs. Cemetery, Hampden, Mass. Bear study, it had to meet the following James T. Itewley Jr., son of sum death benefit?—A. D. nve "^company added a depart Injured Raccoon A—No. this is paid only on a ion in carpets for 'the flrat time. SUNDAY can be given. be closed Monday from 1 to 4 p.m. Co., and Dr. James B. Fisk, president of Bell Telephone Labora William Welch of Terry, Mont.; ers were James Shea, George Mel criteria: ' Mr. and Mrs. James T. Rowley of Jackson Rites Mondhy ment of insurance specialists less Albert Platt of 122 Baldwin Rd. and Two grandchildren, Oak Grove, received a champion covered worker. "TUNES OF GLORY”—2:05-4:25-6:45-9:10 Realtus McCuln, Highland Dis duriitg the funeral of Carl W. tories, study a transistor plate at Bell’s experimental electronic rose, Daniel Coughlin, Louis Curtis, 1 . Be accredited by the Joint New Haven, March 18 i/P)— than a year ago that now num and Samuel Adamy of 174 Parker "BLUE DANUBE’’—8:50-6:10-8:85 ' trict chairman, will present the Tyler, who 'died suddenly yester exchange at Morris, 111. , Caught by Warden Funeral services will be held John Gray, and William Gray. Commission of A cceptation of ship -winner award in the recent bers four. A Florida Division St. have joined Hamilton Stand charter. State Sen. Franklin Monday at 1 p.m. in the Emanuel hospitals. (MMH was accredited, New England Intercholastlc Swim Q—TTila I* a question that seems Funeral services for John Day day. He was a long time member of Jackson, retired publisher of the specializes in Florida land and ard’s Quarter Century Club. Platt, Engagement Now | “ Best Picture of Year,” N. Y. Times • Welles is among the 70 people ex ^ e Orange Hall Corp. and former Robin DiTarando, 14, of 65 Lutheran Church chapel, Hartford. for 1960 on March 7.) ming Meet held at the University to worry nobody but me. I am home sales for the General De worried about whether I should New Haven Register and the New a Bupervisor of source inspection, Thru April 1 | and Travelrama to- the Blue Danube pected to attend. president and treasurer of the Durant St., got quite a surprise at The Rev. Stanley Sandberg will 2. The hospital must make 590 of Connecticut. He is a senior at Haven Journal Courier., will be velopment Corp. Mves with his wife, the former Phones Go Electronic officiate. Burial will be in Fair- or more deliveries in one year. Windham High School and a mem have saved my W-2 forms, ta Washington Social Club. 8 o’clock this morning when he Rescued Man prove my earnings for social se- held Monday in Christ Church Kelly assumes his new position flhmice McAdam, and their two went to a burning can at th# rear view Cemetery, West Hartford. (During 1960 MMH had 1,506 ba ber of its varsity swimming team. (Episcopal), New Haven. following a number of years’ pre children Dianne, IS, ad Dennis, 6. Friends may call at the Taylor bies born.) Teams from 38 high schools in oirity. I haven’t worked since Temple Chapter, Order of East By EDWARD 8. KITCH Odots on. the film. For each position of his home and found a raccoon in 1954.—J. A. .B. The Rev. Mr. William G. Kibitz vious experience in residential real Austrian bom Adamy, a Kellerflmt ern Star, will have a rehearsal to side. and Mbdeen Funeral Home, 233 3. A responsible record room li Connecticut, MgssachusetU, Rhode Morris, 111. (Ah —A photographic of the spot of light, 67 different Washington St., Hartford, tomor Loses Left Leg A—It is unlikely that you will will officiate. Private burial serv estate sales concentration east of Kenneth O. MoAIplne:6r. operator in/experimental, and his morrow at 2 p.m. at the Masonic His father, Carl, tipped the bar brarian. Island and Maine took part. Row- ices will be held at Cedar Hill the river. He attended Kent State wife have one son, Roger, a work FIGHT FILMS! SEND THEM memory plate is the key feature, items of information can be read row from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 4. A functioning Perinatal Study need these forms. But. to make Temple for the newly elected and out. » rel over to let the coon run free, ley received the award In the 50- Cemetcr>’, Hartford. University and served in the U.S. The announcement, made by St. er 'In Hamilton’s service publica of a new electronic central tele but it was unable to go far because (Continued from Page One) committee. certain your social security record flOYD INGEMAR * appointed officers. The electronic brain directs the yard freestyle compcUtlon. Con is in order, get Form OAR-7004 at Jackson, 92, died Friday of Coast Guard during World War II. Clair Bromfield Jr., district man tions. THE phone office that may well be the of three injured legs. Carl H. Unde 5. A delivery room log bo
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1961 P A O lfT V t t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1961 OcBtar I ^ _ ll^kntar St Area Ckiirches gooh E wsy an to maintain tha Bar. OUfford O. Btaspaea, HUmrlirHter shm gth ot tha countof and not Connecticut Mbdstsr dMda It" ■tv. Laareaoa J. VtoosBt, iN. CMorgsPs Bplscefial OuDch lEimtmd ■niat hopo. and that tntant and Churches Assoelato Mlalster ; B t MA. Boltou that conduct should bo aharad by Yankee Bar. Donald W. OrMM.„Vlear wT»AT.n PRINTINO CO^ me. 0:30 ajn., Cdmmunlon braakfhst BiMdl «re«t >• all And tharo ahould ba no ro- project. lUadtMter, Oonn.._. By A. H. O. 8 a.m., High school dlseusslOR Utloua Itnaa, aa auch. In tha eup- Oeaoenlla Bv. lAtbeiMi Okoroli Church of the Asaamptlon 7 Am., Man’s Club Communion THOMAS r. servlee and brsakfast. Spsaksr, group. USINESS SERVICES iPJiRECTORY WALTER R. FEROT90N port tha Praaldent rocelvea In thia Winter______oad OardMi Sts. Adanaa St. and Thaaspaon Bd. 10 a.m., Holy Oommualoh with PnbUtMn One can assume that the Rspub- B«v. Paul a Balser, Pastor Bar. ioitip k Phm D. Paator the Rev Arthur O. Rlndon, axeeu- VtooDded October 1. im aUn. llean leadership In the General Asa Bsiv. PVahcia' T. Butler, Assistaat Uvs secrstaiy of the Greater Hart sermon. PabUshed sembly would like to reect charit 8 a.m„ Holy Communion. ford Council of Churches. HaUda^s. -BoUlM at tM ably to the unusual situation pre 8, 0:15 and 11 a.m.. Church senr- B e d e l s ^Methodist Ohnrdi Let The Patient Preaeribe? 9 and 10:30 a.m., Tha Barvlea, Sunday Msssm at 7, 8, t, 10:18 14i^Or«tre St. Poet Offlca at. Manchaater. Cent., aa sented to It by Governor John and 11:30 Am. I leas. Sermon, "Consider the LIl' Oocond Claaa Man Matter.______Cemtidering the facta of poUUcal Church School, and nuraary. Bar. lAureaca M. HUl, Pastor D ^ p sey ’a two nominations to the 7 p.m.. Adult Bible' claaa lee.” The "Charleston subscription RATES life, the Kennedy farm program, State Supreme Court of Errors. Midweek SA Jamaa’ B. C. Church 0:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Schpol, MANCHESTER F/aiY P ^ o t o A d g ^ ^ . Wedpesday. 7:30 p.m fait which could be described ss really The sltuatlon.la aa delicate aa It Magr. dolm F. Haanon, Paator nursery through junior high. MANCHESTER Lenten vespers. Bev. Jamaa T. (POoiuiell 6:30 p.m., CTP Club. A1 Is- Ices with nursery. Sermon, You’ll like our individual suggestions for variations of Ona Tear ...... no program at all, but a proposal is unusual. 8:30 p.m.. Pastor’a class. __ Six Mentha ...... J-W Bav. Joaaph H. MeOaan I teero of the Hartford Seminary ’Through the Fire of Bufferlnf." this new hairdo out of. New York, Call for an appoint Three Mentha ...... that a do-it-yourself kit end re What is unusual about It is that Saturday, 9:30 a m., MaUna. The 9:30 S.m., Church School, Grades tESFOOD AUTO PARTS One Month **J0 Governor Dempsey has, for the Annunciation. Bav. John D. Began I will speak about his native land, ment soon. sponsibility be handed to e\-ery Eigrpt- 4 through high school. Choice Variety ',’70 BROAD S; Week);...... ■*> moment, and for a special Individ "The I 11 a.m., Nursery through arndt ^wdai farm group,, wtabling it to ual, discarded the traditional sys Sunday Mosses st 6, 7, 8, 9,10:15 7 p.m.. Pastor's lecture. MEMBER O F ^ ^ „ BmaaoM Lntberaa Ohoreh and 11:30 a.m. Destiny of the Saved.” 8. Abvaya At Tonr Servted For THE ASSOCIATED. PRES set lU own subsidies and controls tem for elevation of ConnecUcut C Hemy Andersoa, Paator The Aaaociated Pran la »2SSl*!5 8 p.m.. Junior and Senior Math- Quality e BIACHINE SHOP SERVICE entitled to the uao ot TepohBcaUqn M and crop levels, may not be as wild judges to the highest bench on Arthur K. Gaard. Intora which they can serve. He has done St. Bridget’s B. a Ohoreh odist Touth Fellowehlp. # EQCIP5IENT All news credited to tt or sa it might seem. ButUrworth Studios Bev. John J. Detank. Pastor The Salvation Army Monday, 7:19 p.m.. Prayer and e PARTS (new and nboUt) Silt °*ottegatSr^lted IB ffli yper this by nominating Superior Court 9 a.m.. Dlvlns .W orship end 861 Mnln S t .' Seofooc/ and alao the local neera tmiflahed here. Quite ‘Obviously, this kind of Judge Abraham S. Cordon, out of Engaged Rev. Stanley E. R m UIIo discussion group. • e ACCESSORIES 99 EAST CENTER ST. ^ ^ € 4 All rifhta of repubUcL_. Church School. Nursery CTsss Bev. OennU R. Hosaey MaJ. E. Walter lAmIe 7:45 p.m.. Commission' on mem- e SUPPLIES to. diapatebee hereto are alao program sets up no one formula or turn, to serve a few months on the for thrse-year-olda Music by the Officer In Charge 43 OAK ST. TEL. MI 8-6009 hi«^est bench before he is succeed Aaatstanto bershlp and ovongolism. e Du Pont Paint, Supplies Pull eerrtoa client of N. E A. Serr- principle which we can all wel The engagement of Miss Gloria Chapel Choir. _ TEL. DO 9-9937 Open Saturdays Until 5 PAL ed by Judge Howard W. Alcorn, Teresa ftigrsb to John Walter 10:30 s.m„ Dlvlns Worship and 9:30 s.m., Sunday School for all PubUahen RepreawUtlTea: The come aa the one single sweeping now the senior judge on the Su Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Union Congrogattonal Ohurek Alosky, both' of Manchester, is an Church school. , 'Nursery for in In tha chapel st 9 and 10 a.m. ages.' ' Rockville Juliua Mathewa Special Arsney — New answer, st last, to the farm prob perior court bench, and, by sched fants. Music by the Hlmsnuel 10:45 a.m., Holiness service. Tork. Chlcart. nw ule, slated to be the next highest nounced by her parents, Mr. and K ov. Paul J. Bowman. Pnator H IG H G R A D E MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OT lem. But It must have begun to Mrs. Stanley Pugrab. 45 Norman Choir. Sermon by Arthur Gssrd St. Bartholomew’s Church I Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by I Complete CIRCULATIONS. ' court appointment. By what Gov st both services, "Pulflllment Maj.*Lamle, "When God Gives Up.” GLASS occur to many of us, by this time, ernor Dempsey has done, Bordon St. Buckley School Auditorium 9:30 a.m., .^Church School for The HeraKI Prtatto* that If there were any suih single Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and 6:30 pm.. HI Laagus mestlng In Rev. PhlUp Hussey. Pastor 2 p.m.. Hospital -/Isitation by Knarf's • For Auto Windshields usumes no flnandat reapooalbnity for would get the highest court title Mrs. Elisabeth Wilson and Mrs. | Grades 5 through high school. HEATING PRINTING Mrs. John Alosky. 31 Byron Rd. Luther Hall. j 10:40 a.m„ Church School for s For Store Fronts and t3rpc«raphical errors appearto* to a^ sweeping formula, some bright for the few months before he hits Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., lAhJ®" I Thomas McCann. ROTARY OR all sizes of windows JOB AND COMMERCIAL rertisenienta and otlwr rjadtok ntotter mind somewhere would have dis the retirement age. and Alcorn Miss Pugrab is a senior at Man "quiet hour” service, with Arthur Sunday Massss at 8, 9:15 and infanta through Grade 4. FOOD M ARKH to The Mancheater Eventok Herald. chester High School, and Is a part- 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Service. PRESSURE BURNERS • For Table Tops PRIN'nNG would then come into his own Gssrd preaching. 10:30 a.m. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic servlee. 10:45 s^m.. Morning Worship. 540 E, MIDDLE TPKE. , covered It before thia Each new scheduled succession, having been time employe at the Brass Key Sermon, “ What tha Union Moans CALL US FOR FREE Dteplay adrertlato* doatof hoora: Special service of vocal and Instru-1 i ESTIMATESpa > PHONE MI 9-2295 / OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Prompt and Efficleat Prlstins ror Monday—1 p.m. Mtoy._ administration has come in look done no great Injury, perhaps, ex Restaurant. First Omroh of Christ Sdaatist mental music. Mrs. Lillian P errettlf® ^® Ix>c^ Church SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON Por Tuesday—1 p.nt Hondar Ing for, and promising, some mir cept that of a few months’ wait. Mr. Alosky Is a graduate of S t Mary’s Kplaoopal Church Masonic Temple 4:30 p.m., Junior High Pilgrim Open Monday Thro Safilrday Ot All Kinds Por Wedneaday—1 p-m. TueedfT;, Church sad Park Sts. In charge. Sermon by Msj. Lamie, ForThumday—1 Ptm. Wedneaday. acle of common aenss. It has not This is the unusual violation of Howell Cheney Technical School, "Christ’s Greatest Joy.’.’ Fellowship meeting In the recrea FOGARTY feROS. 7 AAl. to 9'PAI. KnarPs Will Have Easter Flowers Per Prtday—1 p.m. Thmj^ay. Ben-. Prescott Beach. Jr„ 11 s.m., Sunday Service, Sun yet appeared. Perhaps there isn’t seniority traditions on the bench and is employed at Pratt and tion room. Linds Seifert will be In INCORPORATED SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 PAL J. A. WHITE Por Saturday—I p ^ PdMr- . . which is involved in Governor Whitney Aircraft as a machinist Priest-fai-C3iarge COMMUNITY F R ^ Classified deadline; 10;m a-m. each day School and Nursery. charge of worehip* JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, Just a short time now and It wlUOits finest. Frank Obremskl Is just- day of pobUcaUan except Saturday— any such thing. Dempsey’s two nominations. apprentice. ’ Bev. Canon Xliosnns D. Byine, 8 p.m., Wednesday mestlng. Community llaptlst Church 6 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow, 9 Bast Middle Tpke. Otreetor of Edoci^tlon CONNECTICUT CX)KE, Specializing in the finent be time to think of flowers for ly proud of toe high quality of the G L A S S C O . • a-m. ______• If, perhaps, wa are condemned Now for the delicate angles. The wedding will take place Reading room hours st 749 Main 585 E. Center SA.at the Green ship meeting for worship led by FUEL OIL, RANGE O a Fairway Will Open Branch SI BisseU S t—TeL Ml 9-7322 Telephone MI .^-5727 One Is presented by the obvious cold cuts and meatu Easter. Knarf’s Market, 540 E. beef sold here and when yoii buy to flounder along trying to live Aug. 5 st St. Jsmea' Chtjrch. St., Tuesday. Friday, Saturday, 11 John R. Noubert, Minister Dorothea Waite. After a bueinees 819 Broad St,—Tel. Ml 9-4589 a steak, It Is bound to please. gatnrday, March 18 fact that thia strategy in highest 7:30 a.m„ Holy Communion. meeting, a film, "The Heart Is a Middle Tpke., always feature lover with a problem we can’t aolve, 9 a.m.. The UUny. Address by a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday 11 am . in town. ly Eaater flowers In pots that will Juicy hamberg, full of flavor, The Fairway is pleased to ari-< Fairway has a complete assort court appointments is not Gover to 9 pm. 9:30 am.. Church School for Rebel,” by Billy Graham, will be then there are one or two things nor Dempsey’s own doing, but i canon Byrne.' Junior Choir. Other provide pleasure st Easter and makes a most enjoyable meal, use nounce that in the middle of April ment of paper napkins, plates Kennedr Repeats His Point South Windior services In nursery and kindergar 'Matter" wlU bo the subject of children, cradle roll through Grade | shown. then be put into the garden to it In meat loaf, broil it or make it will open a second store next to tablecloths and cups for both "One CaU Does It AU” to be eaid for the Kennedy ap courtesy on his part to his prede 4, youth Grades 11, 12. adults ABC APPLIANCE Ih hla last p rw coatorenco dia- ten departments. tha lesson-sermon. Gall Ml 4-1111 bloom again each year. Of course meat balls, any way you use it the the Popular Mau'ket on E. Middle large or small groups. All organ DRY CLEANING * p roach. cessor. It was Bordon who gave the The Golden Text la from Ps. Morning Worship for children and First Lutheran Cknroh eoMlan of thO school aid issue voung Abe Rlbicoff, Just out of Court of Awards 11 s.m.. Morning prsysr with Rockville Eaater lilies will be In profusion, wonderful flavor brings requests Tpke. The present store on Main izations receive a discount on their It is quite possible, in the first 73:26. youth. Grades 5 through 10. Ser FOR REPAIRS, purchases. and LAUNDERING REPAIRS President Kennedy reiterated, and law school, his first desk. This out sermon by the Rev. P r e s e t Rev. DaWd O. Jaxheimer, DJ)., azaleas, roses, mums, hydrangeas, for "seconds. st. will be maintained as usual place, that the farmers themselves Beach. Senior Choir. Bslqrsttting Selections from the Bible in-! mon topic: "Jesus On the Cross.” REPLACEMENT Dubaldo gardenias, daffodils, tulips and For the biuy housewife or the but-, by having two stores, it will For the ladies, Fairway has of turn promotion of Judge Bordon Held by Scouts 10:30 s.m., Church School for Pastor ’ ON ALL TYPES OF Branchy At: 19 Maple S t^ l 9-8879 then underilned, a point he had al- have mors common sense, and to give him the distinction of hav nursery in the nursery depart- elude P a 56:4. MUSIC CENTER hyacinths are among the spring working mother, frozen food is be possible to better serve the veiling by the yard, and made up moot made, a UtUo leas direcUy, ing reached the state’s highest ment, 41 Park St. Correlative passages from "Scl-1 chlldreh and youth. Grades 5 plants that will be sold here. Frank real boon , end you can serve your public, also make shopping at the hat veils are available in 18 dif 501 HARTFORD RU. REPAIRS O N - more regard for the capacity of An Investiture and Court 6t snoe and Health With Key to the through 10. Morning Worship for 9 a.m., Sunday School clasass 186 MIDDLE TPRE. WEST In aome previous comments. The court just before his retirement Is, 7 pjn.. Evensong. Boys Choir. for all ages. Adult Bible elssi. Obremski, the owner of Knarf’s family frozen meals that relieve Fairway even more convenient. ferent colors. All colors of rib 209 N. MAIN ST. GRILLS, ELEOTBIO IBON8 , the public golden goose and for Awards Ceremony was held by Instruction continues on the faith Scriptures,*’ by Mary Baker Eddy, | adults, jrouth. Grades 1 through ^4 TEL. m 9-6205 . Market, plana to stock these flow- It is time to think of Easter point Involves the crux o f the con- then, a senUmenUl personal pay Sermon topic: "Jesus on the I Teacher training class. you of hours of cooking time with bon in velvet, satin moire and the danger of asking too much of Wapplng Girl Scout Troop I this and practice following this seev' page 425 : 23-26. era about five days before Blaster, and, at the Fairway, 975 Main St., TOASTERS, PEBOOLATOBS, trovmay which U steadUy huUding ment of an old debt on the part of Qrogg.» 10:15 a.m., Church Service. A no sacriflee in flavor and good grosgrain are available. NEW SYSTEM it, than their own professional lob Rlbicoff. week at the Avery St. E3eraentsry ACCORDIONS this Insures perfection of bloom ness. You may choose meals ready you will find complete aasortmenta Artificial flowers for milady’ VACUUM OLEANERR, between Mr. Kennedy, as the School. Zion Evaagelleal Lnthsraa Church 4 p.m., Church membership class of seven catechumens will be and freshness. For lovely Easter of Easter cards priced from five LAUNDRY byists. Even Republicans can under Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer class for sdulU. presented for the public exsmina- KINSMAN ORGANS to be cooked or a meal that la pre bonnet or Easter dress or suit are HEATERS, FANS, country's first Catholic President stand such sentiment, and have The ceremony w m opened by except on Wedneedsy. (Missouri Synod) plants, make Knarfs your head cooked and needs only to be heat cents in the following: Religious, stocked in abundance at Fairway, DRY CLEANERS SEWING MACHINES It is therefore powible that the Karen Baurber who led the pledge Cooper and High Sts. 6i30 p.m.. Senior Baptist Youth tion. The congregation, parwrta, and some o f the lesderMilp of his some capacity to let the little'per Wednesday, 6:30 and 10 s-m. pyuowehlp meets at the church to sponsore, and friends of class WOODCOCK Private Instructions quarters. ed to serve. Tlie entire line of family, friends, teacher and all of along with fabric gloves, all Fair Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. farmere, keeping one eye on their sonal pleasantries exist in the. of Allegiance. Girls in the color Holy Communion. Interceasary Rev. Paul B. Prokopy, Pastor After Easter, as the weather the relatives, even.godmother god own Cararch. go to Second Congregational members will attend. The con- Instruments and Supplies quality Seabrook Farms FVozen way priced. These are so good Phone Btl 9-7703 All work guaranteed own welfare and tha other on the midst of solemn public policy. Be guard were: Patricia Jones, Bar prayer and unction foUowa the MFRISERATION CO. grows warmer, seedlings will be Foods are stocked for your choice, father and godchild. Why not send looking they add new sparkle to A t the press conference Wednes yond that, they have to consider bara Church. Frances Zimmer and 9 a.m.. Sunday School. Free bus Church for film program. .. firm ^ds are stocked. First the cabbage and Easter cards to those who are far iniblic itself, may be more mod 10 a.m. service. 7 p.m.. Junior High Baptist Marilyn Ki^ton, quick frozen to protect the deli your costume. day. President Kennedy was ask that, should they undertake to do Dianne Trask. 7:30 p.m., Tlis Utsny ■with ser transportation. OrelMstro for Hirt lettuce plants, then tomato, pep- cate flavor, requiring just mln- away? They will love both your erate In their demands and pro< Youth Fellowship meetiftg with Janel Fairway has also received its ed the following question: something about it. that would A brief story of scouting and mon by the Rev. Harry B. 'WhlUey, 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible study. Donna Daniel and Mary Lou Brian Volsdsl, ^ EMward Wsnd- pei*, eg plant, cauliflower, broccoli, utea to cook. Sweet Life canned thoughtfulness and hearnig from shipment of ladies’ Paddle and poaals than their lobbyists, who have to take the form of a rejec the life of Juliette Lowe were told 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. T e x tj, ------brussel sprouts to mention a few. you. CUNLIFFE "Mr. Prerident your election in general secretary. Department of ry. Nurssry during service. Service foods are featured also. Saddle Sportswear. This includes DON WILLIS habitually keep an eye on only tion of the Bordon nominatioh by Kathleen O’NelU and Pauline Christian Education, Diocese of John 8 : 46-50. Theme: ”A Furthet'l Kowell leading. Refreshments For good healtoy seedlnga, drive Tired of packing lunches? Per Eaater is not complete for toe November was wltWy hailed as broadcast to Sunday School rooms. Slacks, pedal pushers, blouses, one thing—their own reputation when the secret ballot is taken on Itopchunos. Connecticut. Old Oonpel Lesson AppUed." BONANZA up to Knarf’s Market. haps toe family is tired of eating children without an Easter basket, Bermuda and Jamaica shorts. This MOTOR SALES among other things a victory over for delivering the highest possible it. Such a rejection might seem a Girls participating in the can' 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. Jehovah’s Wltaessas United Methodist Church « f Bolton So many people, make Knarf’s the ' same sandwiches too. At and at the Fairway you will find is Fairways fifth year with this EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE reflecUon on the quallflcaUons of a wide assortment' of all types of rellgioua prejudice. Do you think, special conceaaiotu to their clienta. dlelightlng ceremony were: Pat Cavalry Church Wedneedsy, 7:16 p.m., Lenten Kingdom HsU Comer Bt. 44A sod South Bd. 250 TOLLAND ST. their shopping headquarters, It Is Knarf’s they have so many dif merchandise and it becomes more FENDER REPAIRS Bordon tor the post, and thus con ricia Jones, Regina Fortin, Karen (AsseroMlea of God) Family Film, "Trial Before Pi Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Mlnlater B O O K S A L E so convenient to shop here, the ferent cold cuts that you do not Easter baskets. Many people pre 18 Mgin St.. Tel. MI 9-4SS1 as some speculation has already In the oecond place, whether or stitute'a public punishment for 791 Main St. EAST HARTFORD popular each season. These arti Barber, Pauline Kupchunos, Linda 647 E. Middle Tpke. late.” merchandise is of the highest have to choose the same few cold fer to make up their own baskets cles are known by the way they fit ENAMEL and LACXJUER tndicatod in pri^t that the aeem- not the farmers themselves actu him not merited by his record on Starting Thursday, Feb. l 8 and, if that is so, you will enjoy REFINISHINGS Thomas, Donna Bsurber, Diana Kenneth L. Gustafson, Pastor 7:30 i>m.. Lenten ’Worship ■with 3 p.m., PubUc Bible lecture. 9:30 s.m.. Church School for sU BU 9-6333 quality and they carry so many meats over and over. so well as for the fabrics used, and Speciollzihg In ingly Inflexiblo stand on the part ally have more sense than their the bench, and rather severe even Williams, Jeanne Ota, Sharon Oommunion. Text: Matt. 27: 50 Nations different Items that it is almost While ahopplng at Knarfa you coming to the Fairway where you if Judge Bordon himself had been "How Does the United departments. Power and Hand Tools Sqvings Up to 60% will find baskets, Easter grass, cel they come in sizes from 12 to 44. REASONABLE PRICES of some ^xikesinen for the Cath lobbyists, the* Kennedy proposal Creagan, Susan Hayden, Carol Pel' 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes Slid M att 27: 60r6L ’Theme:Theme: "The' Stand With God?” 9:30 and 11 SJn., Morning Wor- a one-stop shopping center all by can pick up beer that is already Better make your choice now BRAKE SERVICE asking for the appointment ahead Dea^k.ud Burial of Christ” Painting and Decorating Tools lophane, ribbon and dye and the FREE ESTIMATES olic. Hierarchy cn the school legis would take the formulation licane, Barbara Faust, and Sher for all ages. 4:10 p.m., Watchtower study sr- ship. Sermon: "Paradoxes of the Garden and Land Toola itself. chilled, also nuts, pretzels, crack- while there is unlimited stock of schedule. , 11 a.m.. Morning Worship —SpO' MANCHESTER largest selection of Easter can lation may provoke sRire religious But, on the other hand, if the ry Bannister. tide. "A'wske To Our ResponalbU- | Christian Faith—Sorrow and Joy.' Baby, Household, Party Patent medicines and cosmetics |u of all kinds to enjoy ■with the from which to choose. RT. SO—WAPPINQ, CONN. Front End Alignment qteclfic crop programs out of the Patricia Jones presented Pau cial Cradle Ron Service. Churoh of the Nssareue dies in this area. You can choose prejudice?” Republicans are to declare them Ity.’’ (Prov. 10:5.) Nursery. . ^ and Bsnqnet Needs are carried at Knarf’s and they are Mer. chocolate bunnies. Jelly beans, Fairway is a member of the AT THE DUCO SIGN poUtltol process inside Congress. line Kupchunos, Diana Williams, 7 p.m., Family Gospel Sendee. 2M Mali^St. Wedneaday. 8 p.m.. Group Bible 12:05 p.m.. Meeting of the Board BOOKSHOP a pickup station for L. T. 'Wood Knarfs Market la open Monday The President began hia reply selves in favor of a little sentiment C. E. Winslow, Minister Invalid Neqds fruit eggs, coconut eggs, marsh Manchester Charge Plan, so why TEL. Ml 4-1228 General Repair Work There, aa thlnj^ are now, it is no Susan Hayden, Agnes Scsirstta, Wednesday. 8 p.m.. Prayer Serv -studies In the Bible aid, "Your of Trustees. _ , ANDREWS BLDG. so that you can get ice any time through Saturday from 7 a.m. to not take advantage of this handy now and then, how can they fall ice at the parsonage, 72 Vernon mallow eggs and marshmallow as follows: secret what happens. The various to look at the retirement schedule Sharod Creagan, Jeanne „ Ota, WlU Be Done on Barth,” at 287 7 p.m, Methodist Youth Fel 67 E. Center St__MI StIOSG you need it. 'Unexpected guests 9 p.m. and from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on way to make purchases? They St. 9 :30 s.m.. Church School, aasses chicks. There is no limit to the dif "I am hopeful It will n ot I stated farm lobbyists and the various for the judges junior to Alcorn but and Donna Barber to be Invested Oakland St., 20 Marble St., 18 lowships. PARKING IN REAR dropping in can mean a shortage Sundays. This makes it so con- ] ferent baskets you can prepare also give World Green Stamps as scouts. for . all ages. Chambers St., and 12 Trotter S t of ice cubes many times but no venient to shop here and should that It Is a fact that In recent legislators who constitute them senior to Bordon, in which case ' St. John’s Ftrilsh National 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. Mes- CAMPING when you shop at the Fairway and everyone wants to save these they might discover a fine Repub Awards were presented by lead xWhat Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 St. Manriee dmreh need to bother when you can drive you run out of food, or guests drop valuable stamps. years when education blUa have selves the defenders of some par CathoUe Church sags by the pastor. Thems: What Everyone says you can F.I.A.F, MANCHESTER TOURAINE lican judge who might also enjoy er Mrs. Marie Am o and co-leader ChU- p.m.. Theocratic ministry school. Bolton to Knarf’s • and get sH you need in, you can get everything you need (Find it at Fairway) for this The Fairway is open every day been tent to the Oongreaa, that > 28 GoIh m St. Vm You Do With Jesus." Barnard L. McGurk, Pastor EQUIPMENT ticular crop work out a log-rolli^ the title of the hlgAest; bench just Mrs. Thelma PugHese to Barbara dren’s'Church and nursery, 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. Rev. any time. any time during these hours. Do our store for Easter goodies. and more and more people are MEMORIAL CO. Faust and Patricia Flcaro, second Bev. Waller A. EfyssAo, Pastor Theme. "Continue to Be Kind to CUSTOM MADE If you want a real taste treat try shopping here, you will enjoy we hi^fe not bad this pubUc major arrangement with lobbyists and before he retires? 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, For those who prefer to buy an shopping here. The store is not Opposite East Cemetery PAINTS encounter. I don’t know why that legislators for other crops, and Can Republicans conclude there class badges; Patricia Flcaro, dab 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. All." Day’s text, Luke 6:35. Sunday Masses at 7, 8:30,10 and Air Mattresses, Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS for your family, try a steak from the quality merchandise and the Easter basket adready made up. open every night Jjut is open both is no particular harm In a senti bler, pioneer, cook and outdoor Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Service, fol Knarf’s and vou will enjoy beef at most rea-sonable prices. waa, but now we do have ft" swap votes amtuig themselves for lowed by play reheOraal for youth Massage by the paator. Theme i 11:30 a.m. Lanterns Fairway has a large assortment Thursday and Friday nights till 9 For Best Results mental gesture for the benefit of a cook; Regina Fortin, hospitality, "What Is God Like? ” from 49 cents up — all beautifully p.m. Since its opening in October Quality Memorials The Prealdent here waa stating the purpose of getting more for Democratic Judge when the ges cook and music appreciation. convention. ^ Prayer Second Cosigregattoual Oinroh Rockville Baptist Church Friday, 7 pm.. Service, followed Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., 385 N. Main St. MANCHESTER wrapped amd made up at Fairway 1955, more and more people have Over SO Years Experience what to him waa apparenUy an everybody. ture does require the passing over Also Sherry Banister and Bar and Praise Service. 69 Union St. Not Anxious to Fight with fresh Easter cauidy. 'They also enjoyed shopping at the Fairway, of an equally deserving Republican bjiL choir rehearsal for Eaater, Interim Minister, Rockville SURPLUS SALES CO. unpleasant fact—that this waa the Under the Kennedy propoeal, bara Church, cook and..hoi#:mak- George Roberts, D.D. have over 50 different kinds of Euid you will also, once you have PAUL'S first time leadership of his own judge? er; Frances Zimmer, homemaker Revf-Winthrop W, Pbuusworth. 169 N. MAIN ST. chocolate bunnies in stock — all tried shopping at your friendly the formula for each crop would Air this is, obviously, very dell Associate MlMster,. Pnstor at Depot Square Call Ml 9-5807 PAINT SUPPLY Churdi had carried iU advocacy and pen pal; Karen Barber, home- Mrs. Richard H. Plnney Fairway priced. Fairway. be decided eeparately, outside cate stuff. In addiUon, there may maker, garden flowers, child care; "Wonders of the tlmverser 645 Main Street of federal ^ d to parochial schoola Open Dolly to 9:00 PM. U.S. Expects Laotians Congress, by the farmers involved be legislators In both parties who dabbler and cook; Carol Dux, 9:30 a.m.. Church School with J. FSKB—MI 8-7111 A. AIMKTTI, Prop. •o far aa to threaUn to oppose are more sentimental about the 10 s.m.. Morning Worship and classes for all ages, nurssry Tel. Ml 9-O.TOO with that crop alone, and there backyard camper; and Linda Church School, Nursery for «*U- Terrorists Massacre 30 Harrison St., Manchester and help defeat any federal aid to would be no conceivable way for traditions of Connecticut tenure Thomas, dabbler. through adults. and promotion than they’’are about Mariner to Make dren during morning worship. 11 a.m.. Morning worship. Ser public schools. an exchange of votes between The homemaker badge was Sermon by the Rev. George Rob To Hold Rule of Cities any individual, or any personal re- earned by Kathleen O’Neil, Helen mon topic: "The Suffering of In the next portion of hla an crops. laUonsbip. erts. Coffee hour after service In see fairway SEE US FOB: Scavetta, Colleen Ferris and Carol Fellowship HsU. We buy, aell or trade antique swer. President Kennedy under From auch prospects. It would The secret ballot. When It comes, Pellicane. p.m.. Evening gospel hour j? e - • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings (Continued from Page On^) Hebron WATKINS-WEST may prove a delicate matter, too. 6:30 p.m., Mus Sigma Chi will • Venetian Bllnda-', Portuguese Rushing and nsed farnlture, china, glaas, lined this feeling, and offered hla seem that the worst enmity the Five-year pins wars awarded to Probe of Planets meat at the church. Members will eial Cniurch School night Mss- for all of your explanation of why there was, this Christina Staubach a;nd Pstriels 8sg»: "Judas the Betrayer. o Storm Doors '■ One official said “ The North FUNERAL silver, old colna, gold colna, Kennedy proposal may Incur may conduct the worship service be- • Combination Windows Cub Scouts Earn time, such a difference in the Jones. ♦ cessary to have the vehicle ra a ^ y ,. Lenten film, "I Beheld His 'Vietnamese came in as technicians doll*, guns, hobby eoDeetion*, come from those members of Con The Curved Bar, highest award By DB. 1. M. LEVITT, Dl»BOTOB Sacred Heart O iu «h easier needs! and made fighters out of the Pathet Bdiool aid situation. A Thought for Today its target. After the 40-hour track- 7 o’clock In FeUowihip Manch*st«r Awning Co. SERVICE attic contents, or whole estates. gress who object primarily to their given an Intermediate Girl Scout, The Ing study computers will be able Uj^,j The Pilgrim Fellowship will Rt. 30, Vernon 103 WEST CENTER ST. Lao.” Some sources said there w'ere Various Awards Troops into Angola "But everyone,” he continued, Sponsored by the Manchester was presented to Dorothea Barber I Of t t e Franklin IniUtnte Rev. Ralph Kelly, Paetor 0 World Green Stamps • Appraisals. own loss of future direct partld< to tell .precisely how the vehicle „,j^t at the church, Telephone MI 9-3001 reports that even before the tech ORMAND J. WEST «ls entitled to express their views. patlon In determining farm pro' Connell of Chnrobae and Wendy Noordendorp. Wendy I >rjje surface characteristics of must be corrected to achieve Its EstsbUshed 1940 nicians crossed into Laos, Pathet Cub Scouts of Hebron won many Masses st 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. FURNITURE The Catholic, P rotM i^t and. Jew gram details. But if the farmen aUo has earned the conservation nearer planets may be reveal- target The propulsion units ■will Lao fighters were trained inside awards, presented at the recent (Continued from Page One) Director South Methodist Church North Viet Nam. REPAIR SERVICE ish clergy a n emptied to take themselves can curb their own The Resurrection badge wlille Dory has earned r.«-r* -u.xp u v s then go Into operation and once Blue and Gold Banquet for Pack Radio Today health aid, conservation, clothing, beginning lata n « t yes < W LawTHice F. Almond St. John’s Episcopal CBnrch FAIRWAY 28. Names of winners include;, near Maquela, Ulge, Quibayl and their views. I think it is quite ap What does the cross, on which they have ceased, firing the ve RockvlDe The Royal Laotian army num 142 E. CENTER ST. and SALES professed champions In Congress, our Saviour died, mean to you? It personal health, joumaUst and the Fred D. Kochendorfer, head of hicle will be on lU own. No cor Percy M. Spurrier Main Street, Manchester bers about 29,000 of whom some Thomas Prestrldge, and Frerf Quitexe. propriate that they should not lerhaps the rest of the country can be a picture of horror to you immemakers badges. NASA’s Planetary Flight System. Ministers. Rev. James L. Grant, Rector 5.(>00 have had the rudiments of O’Brien, wolf badges; Gregory WUKO-1360 Mancheeter’a Oldest TALCOTTVILLE CONN. rections art planned alter that I Open Thurs. and FrI. Till 0 a Some of the refugees bore the TEL. MI 8.7448 change their views merely because ought to be willing to give the new r, If you help bear the burden Refreshments wei« served by when the Mariner aeries of sclro- Communications will be main training while perhaps 800 to 1,000 i.Pxigatcli, gold arrow and wolf 1:UU A. J. At MiUdav 9 and 10:45 s.m.. Morning wor 8 a m.. Holy Communion. savage wounds of machetes and 3:05 Jerry Blshup Snow With Flneat FaclUtiM of the religion of the occupant of of Christ on your shoulder. In dally the Troop Committee of which Ufle planetary probes oeSi"- To have undergone unit drills. badge; Raymond Brunn^IlL gold 6:06 Art Johnson Show system a chance. Perhaps, all tained which leads observers to ship. Sermon, “ You Were TOere: 9:15 ajn., Holy Communion, TuenpiKE many flew here without a single life, it can become a symbol of Mrs. Dorothy Faust is chairman, achieve these planetary flybys speculate thst new and powsrful arrow and bear badge; TDennis 8;Uo Huy nor Shines the White House. I think that other remedies having failed con Sewing Class Starts the new Atlas-CenUur launch Pilate the Procurator," by the Family. Service and sermon. According to U.S. estimates, the 8 :^ IIPIIS V8 Wiihur Cross Holy Beau^ . . . of God’s Great radio transmission equipment AUTO BODY Dunn, wolf badge; I>onaId Fuller, possession. Nine badly mutilated would be unfortunate, if they—I spicuously, It is time to let the The Wapplng PTA wlU start iU vehicles using the high-energy ------...n.Ki. I Rev. Mr. Almond. Church School 11 s.m.. Morning prayer, Utsny Pathet Lao totals perhaps 8,000 to U;U5 ^lotlight on SporU Love and the Salvation of all man available or will soon be available nursery through junior high- Piano's 10.000 with possibly 2.000 to 2,500 bobcat pin; Robert Fuller, wolf persons came in on the first planes U:15 Raynor Shines think they ought to state, what adult education program Thurs-1 propeUanta—Uquld • hydrogen and and sermon. 1:00 News. Sicnoff , Upholstery patient prescribe for himself, and kind. to reach out over 100 mllUOn ^ e s io:46 a.m., Church School for RESTAURANT pf them thoroughly indoctrinated badge; Calvin Coolldge, gold ar Wednesday night. One of them VIC’S PIZZA SHOP they think. They ought to express day. A beginners sewing class with liquid oxygen—will be used. 6:30 p.m.. Young Peoples Fel row and , bear badge; Raphael WT10~1080 ^ see just how costly that proves to In space to return Information g^nlor high. Adult course, "Pray- communists. died after arriving. 1:00 Monitor P aAND n d Mn r i Shops 153 W' Middle Tnrapike The naked cross—stark horror 29 enrolled will be held from 7. to With a take-off weight In excess lowship meeting. ROUTE 9-44A, BOLTON Kassman, bobcat pin; Edward their views, they are entitled to do be. 9 p.m. Mrs. Laura Tomlinson will of 250,000 pounds a 1000 pound acquired by probe Instruments. taught by the Rev. Mr. Spur- Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Vestry meet Operating mostly as guerrillas, Some settlers are descended 1:15 Your Home Decorator RE-UPHOLSTERING Phone Ml 9-8700 looming high In the 1962 Venus probe the goal ^er In Susannah Wesley parlor, O’Connor, bear badge, gold arrow 1:30 Metro|K»lilah Opera that. Then I will express mine, teach the class. Because of Insuf- probe containing 50 to 75 pounds ing. WRECKER the Pathet Lao have had the ad and one-year pin; George Rose, from the first Portuguese who 5:05 Monitor ' • Modern Paraltnre Stood out . . . Slone . . . blood of scfentlsts will be to acquire in- 3530 p.m.. Older Youth Fellow- 5:30 Special Report and Congress will express its.” ficlent registration, other classes of instrumenU will be launched Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Building O p e n Sundays vantage over the loyal troops In a bobcat pin; Louis .Varnl, silver came to West Africa a year before and Antiques. PIZZA For The Future stained against the sky formstipn concerning the cloud gjijp tn Susannah Wesley halL Columbus discovered America. In 6:00 Newi«, Weather What the President was saying The earth, .the sky shuddered-ab' vrill not be held. Into space to track and pass with committee meeting with srchlteqt, SERVICE mountainous land where roads are arrow, one year pin; Robert 6:20 Strictly Sporta • Store Stools and Booths Sometimes a relatively small in April the PTA plana to hold m a few planet radii of the planet layers and surface characteristics ..jg** m Worship." dsmonstration Wednesday, 6:30 and 10 S.m., T ry Our Delicious Roast Beef few and the' jungles heavy. the 470 ' years since, th« whites 6:30 Monitor SPAGHEHI in this passage was thst he waa horred its sight: If possible. and discussion. New member seml- Wright, best' badge and gold ar 7:05 Keyboard Kingping * Custom Furniture expenditure inspires more doubt a family talent show at the regu- under investigation. Seven of these Holy Communion. and staffed Shrimp Dinners Loyal troops must garrison the row; Donadd Cole, bobcat pin in Angola have Increased to 150,- RAVIOLI afraid the spokesmen for one re Shadows of death made wierd the When the probe Is 100,000 miles nar in the U biyy. _ , ., 000 and they live among 4,- 7:30 Monitor Slip Cover* aqd Draperieo and questioning than some propo fading night. > Isr meeting. All Wapplng adults, I missions are planned to run for' a 7 s.rt.. Morning prayer. major cities like Vientiane, the ad George Dunn, lion badge, gold and 8:20 HPHS vs. Wilbur Cross. ligion had changed their views from the planet It will lock lnto| ' 4 p.m.. Senior High Fellowship a Diuielng Saturday Nights 500,000 largely' illiterate native 10:30 Jazx Made to Order children ’or groups of chUdron in- j three or four year period, During for 7:45 p.m., Evening prayer with ministrative capltaL and Luang silver arrows; Robert Keefe, lion OPEN DAILY sition (Which boldly wears an ex- terested in takiiu; part should con- this time both Venus and Mars wll the planet and the Instruments will collect used clothing Bantus (blacks) — a ratio of 30-1. 11:00 News Complete Selection ot Materials, precisely because of the religion The Hill of Calvary—Imniottol church world service. gueet preacher, the Rev. Norton • Weddings • Banqueto ■ Prabang, the royal cajiltal, of king badge and silver arrow; Brian 11:16 Sports Final 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. trsv^ant price. We are glad, tact Mrs.jRudy ^ r ig , Graham Rd. the targets for scientists. will be an ultra-violet spectrome G. Hinckley.'r- Savang Vathana. But they can Pettenglll, 50th anniversary 11:30 Monitor of the present occupant of the Shame 6 p.m.. Eighth grade member- • Partiea—Phone MI 3-2342 13:06 SUrliRitt Serened* FREE ESTIMATES SUNDAYS however, that five members ,of Wept bitter tears: "O God—O The PTA recently voted $500 to I The actual firing of the Mariner ter. This will pass sunlight t «- Friday, 8:46 a m.. Morning pray do little' to protect the estimated award, gold and silver arrows; Portugal has been trying,to keep White House. And the leligton he help equip a library roO)n at the ,^^€8 will follow the Ranger series ship class in the chapeU 1:00 Sign-off ** 203 N. Main S t, Manchester 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. the Board of Directors kept their precious Name!- flected from the Venusian cloud 6;46 p.m.. Junior high officers er. 10.000 villaget scattered through Frank Coolldge, den lanyard. the tide of African nationalism WHAY-910 •diad in mind had to be hia own. school. Also 326 will be devoted launched to Investigate the sur- layer through an Instrument to 9 a.m„ Holy Communion cele 1:00 Club 91 ' - MI 6-6824 “ CLOSED MONDAYS heads clear enough, to vote the This cursed wood that bore Thy meeting In Cooper Hall. STOUR FAVORITE BRANDS the bush and, mountains. Boy Scout Troop 28 of Hebron, away from Angola’s door. Africans ‘Ihe President la still within the to recognition pins or scrolls tor face and physical chsracteristicp analyze a ^ determine com bration of the Feaet of the An and Troop 91 of Glastontmry were there have been told little about 4:00 Sound Btaee sum of 39.300 to obtain for the Mangled flesh outstanding pupils In the grsduat- moon. The experience de- 7:30 p.m.. Special service. The 7:30 Saturd^“ Nigtit Dance Party bounds of polite generalization Shows ruby jeweled drops . . ■ pounds in the cloud layers. Aboard Chancel Choir and the String nunciation. WRSIS’^ ^ The Tower of London actually tied for second place at the Black- democracy as they work the 8:00 Night Fillght town of Manchester the 61 acres Ing class. rived from the lunar probes will the probe will also bs a radiome is a group of buildlnga covering ledge District Scout swimming politically isolated colony for cof- 13-nu Newn Bigii Ufl but what he is saying is still that thy blood still fresh. Quartet will present "The Seven COLD BEER WPOP—1410 FOR EXTRA MONEY of Union Pond. With Choral Group jn the plaimlng of the ter sensitive to radiations In the Words of Christ (the Pssslon)^” TaleottvUle Oosigfetatienal / 13 acres on the bank of the meet, held recently at the Man fe?, diamonds, au'gar, cotton, palm some of the leadership of his own Malcolm Anderson, son of Mr. planetary flybys, 1:00 News The first important thing la They placed this foul wood here millimeter and centimeter wave by F. J. Haydn. Jack B. Grove Church Thames River. Chester High School. oil and fish product exports. 1:10 Lou Terri Berube's Church is trying to use hla own and Mrs. Gilbert Anderson of I The Mariner vehicle. Indicates LIQUORS, WINES —for me to bear. lengths to determine the surface will direct. Robert K. Shlmoda, Mlalcler DUCOindDULUXRmNISHING The sacrament of baptism 'will An armed uprising of whites was 3:00 Cuiin Ballroom TYPEWRITER SERVICE WE PAY that the town now holds thia proP' Chapel Rd., will sing with The Ufr. KoChendorfer, at first glance TakMttvUle 6:00 Newa Weather presence in the White House to The Sin of sins they placed into my temperature. be administered tomorrow crushed in February by the colo 6:15 Conn Ballroom 479 Middle Tpke. E. erty and can rule its future de Tiltonalrea, Sunday at 8 p.m. at io<>k touch like the Ranger Aboard will also bs Ion detec FREE DELIVERY Manchester promote policies he himself care . . . North Methodist Church 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST at Gilead Congregational nial administration soon after a 7:00 Bob Scott HIGHEST PRICES velopment or use. Its location First Congregational Church. The vehicles in that the configuration tors for measuring energy and 10:45 a.m., Nureery opene. Church, The sermon theme at the revolution-minded Portuguese band 7:30 Newa. Weather pledged himself to resist. .And un Execration so vile with act of Ml f-SSOT MODERN 9:00 Rav Somers FOR SCRAP PAPER, RAGS, makes this important, for It lies In boys choral group la a student or- of tju electronic Instrutosnt psek- 11 a.m.. Morning worshto eerv- MANCHESTER Hebron and Gilead churches will struck out against the Lisbon gov hERi'ILT TYPEWRITERS derneath the. ci^11 language one shame— ganlzatlon of ’Tilton School st age will be hexagonal In form. In number of charged P*>^®**f " “ f 1 r , v. H. (hqiw^BOTnrtt, Mlnletee ILOO .Newe ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, METALS and SCRAP IRON the center of an area of town They placed eternal horror to my the planet. Ooemle ray detectors • ■ Ice and Sunday School. Mrmon, HAEaVMUll be: "Isaisdi, the Prophet of (^ iet ernment by seizing a Portuguese 11:10 Ray Homera can guess that the President re Tilton, N. H„ where the local the Ranger series a single hexagon •From on High.” Greeters are Mr. 1:00 Del Raycee L. C. SMITHS. Etc. CALL OR DELIVER TO name. WlU determine the 9 gnd 10:30 a.m.. FamUy Wor ■e Manobestor T V S E R V IC E Faith,” The Rev. John N. Cross, liner off South America, ostensibly WINF—1230 around which all kinds of develop- youth is enrolled. will contain the power suppuea m VICHI'S sents and resists this, not only os these partlclee near toe Pjhne^j ] ,hip. sermon series on” SMlng and M . Wallace. Phillips. Ushers 406 CENTER ST. pastor, will officiate at both to sail it to Angola. 1:00 Bhowcaae. Newa We Handle Stationery Along matt la taking lace, and, in town ------and electronic gear. In thO Mariner, are John White and Morris St- an attempt to comer and embar But where the crpss stood—came Magnetometers wUl also be used Messiah.” FACKASE STORE FROrtJETOR M|,ch#n 3-7043 Comer of Griswold St. churches — Hebron, at 10 a.m.; Rioting continued for a few days 6:30 Mutual Sporta With Office filacUne Supplies OSTRINSKY hands, the property 'wlU in s t i sudden light, Manoheeter Evan Ing Herald there will be a smaller hexagon to detect toe Intensity and magnl- „ ■ _ moncelli. Deacon of toe day U Gilead, 11:16; Sunday school, at and at leaat seven soldiers and po 5:50 Sporta Special rass him, but as a possible incita- South Wlndfsor correspondent, El- mounted on top toe first and toe ------9 a;m.. Sunday School: Nurssry, 20 BIBSELL ST. 5:00 Soundfllghl USAF Your Mall List As Desired Dealers In Waste Matsrtoto A heavenly host of voices put to tude of toe magnetic field near 4-12. Everett Castetter. -la TEL. MI 3-2205 the usual hours. licemen and nine civilians were 6:05 Showcaae and Newa tlon to revival of the religious dl' tute a kind of reserve whlcli may more G. Burnham, telephone supplementary electronics wtU be 131 PARKER ST. flight tos planet .10:30 a.m., Sunday School: 5:30 p.m., LenUn FamUy Sup Men of the Congregational killed. The general disorder includ 7:05 Social Security A. J. BERUBE, Prop. visions his own election had help enable us to decide, one day, just MItchelt 4-0674.. . | housed In this second hisxagon.' per under toe wonaoMhlp of the 7:15 Nvenlng Devotion* TeL AU 8-67U or AU S-AJ19 AU darkness: then a sacred glow In 1962 toe target will bs Vsnus, Nursery, klhdsrgsrten. Grades 1-3, MOTOROLA church are reminded that the ed both African* and whites op 7:30 Showcaae and Newui __ Ml 9-3477—AU 1-6342 ed diminish. how attractive one whole end ot , At toe top of toe veblcls wlU be CkMiplee Club. Film, "The Wonden posed to Portuguese Premier An 9:30 Music Beyond the Stare and News on high LICENtnfi SUSPENDED | a aolar seeker which will find and The Mars daU U not yet^fet- 5:30 p.m.. Junior High Msto- Ladies’ Night of the Men’s Fel . So, having made bis particular town is going to be. Enveloped cross with gold rays However, 1964 Is a sulUhle time Youth FeUowshlp, Above.” RefreshmenU. Hymn lowshlp of 'Tolland County will be tonio de Oliveira Salazar’s strong- 13:05 World tlewa Roundup keep trained on the sun. This 'will singing will be led by Mrs. Dor SALES and SERVICE arm ruler. Later disturbances 12:15 SIgnofl. p i^ t. President Kennedy went on Even Manchester, City of Vil from the sky. Hartford, March 18 UR — Ths permit the vehicle to orient Its tor toU probe. The probe that g:30 p.m.. Senior High Methodist held Tuesday in Vernon. whun Ifsi urn* *• othy Welles' and Mm . Arthur At St. Peter’s Episcopal Church brought the number of dead to 100. a plea that the emergence of thia lage'Charm, has to begin to count State Liquor Control Commloalon I gQig, cell panela ao that the .306 heads for Mars will carry eh>»gu Youth Fellowship. GuesU, mfsllow- We servlee all makes ot TV, FREIGHT FIRM TO MOVE •Your God He Uves," a voice said In toe type of InstrumenU aboard. gj,jp oiBcsra of toe Ndr- Huntington. The program ends at tomorrow. Holy Communion will Protests against what they Hartford, March 18 lA*) — The Issue be not allowed to Injure har its open places. has suspended the liquor permit of watts of power needed for instru- 7 p.m. Radio and Phonographs "He’s not dead— the Sesview hotel, 392 Beach St., msnta and communication opera- Because a dense atmosphere wUl wctlon methodUt youth fel- be celebrated at 8 and 10 a.m called Portugal’s suppression of State Publtt Utilities Commission mony among the religious groups O HIU of Calvary cease all your not bs a factor on Mars tha to- lowahin 7 p.m.. Senior and Junior Pil church school, 10 a.m.; YPF, civil liberty and human right* in yesterday approved a petition by New Haven, for 13 days for selling tIon drill be available. A aecond grim Fellowship. ‘ o f the country, and concluded bs dread to a minor. The suspension was leekcr will operate to orient toe atrumenU will include an infrared' p.m. Angola have been reppatedly Joseph J. Vinci to move hia Cen- CADET CRUISE SET And horrors—for Great Love has brought- up in the United Nations tral Connecticut Freight Line* follows: ' ordered yeeterday o n , toe estab-1 InstrumenU on toe planet unaer spectrometer instoad of tot utlrt'^ Gospel Hall Yiu nimR Ih* lob.. . »s h«vo JjM U*e rifit Pu.P<«t J. Robert Schuyler, a member of ■npart conquered death. ■vlolat one used for Venus. Bolton Congregattenal Church PRipl hr It... In eokn h iMfch f o r The Best In St. Peter’s, has done a great deal by a group of Asian and Africim heaidquarters from East Hartford OAUI. "And I am going to do every lishment operated by Mrs. Claries observation. A third seeker will 416 O n U r 8t. A Sarvica New London, March 18 (dl Through Rasurrectlon Christ Is For the prsssht, the 1962 Venus Bolton Center quiition os eiiorl. •. »llrtto res? . . . how to do RT of much needed woodwork in the nations. to Middletc./n. • M ow m o thing that I can to make sure The annual summer training cruise E. Weiss. * be employed to orient toe com Bev. Theodore W Chandler Jr., Ml 3-656S living breath . . . munications disk so that comraunl- probe Is considered an explora CALL IIS hr oiport bolp on your soxt piMini jot church, and has just completed This week a resolution calling O f for U.S. Coast Guard Academy 10:30 a.m., Breaking of Bread. Pastor y Y CLOTHES * P A O N IM O tlut that harmony exists because ______cations vrith the earth can always tory one to gat ready for toe later Noon, Sunday School. folding doors for the annex for reform in Angola waa rejected LOW BID ON BRIDGES Sincerity cadets will run from June This wood—my cross—will ever probe of Mars. By 1965 the seven 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor ITS separating the rooms on the first bf the U.N. Security Council, two Montpelier. Vt., March 18 IJP) — It reaches far beyond the question LOW b IdD o n d r u g s be malnUlned. 7 p.m., Gospel Service. ship. Coffee hour between serv through Aug. 16 and cover 8,164 precious be. Hartford, March 18 OP) — Ap- Some of toe instrumenU will be acheduled probes should haVe been Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer most floor. These rooms will be used votes short of toe seven needed. The Lane Construction Corp. of Where Personal o f education and goes hi a v tfy Us symbol—from cruel death will ices. Church School for 4-y6sr- Meriden, Conn., submitting an es mUes. Rear Adm. , Stephen H. parent low bidders for supplying at the ends of booms which will undertaken and our knowledge of for church school classes, and other The United States and the Soviet Consideratiou difficult time in the life of our Evans, academy superintendent, olds through Grade S. Nursery In timate of 31.4 million, is the ap make all free drugs to sUte welfare paUenU swing away from too probe whm toe earth's nearest neighbors ***l«dsy, 5 p.m., Bibla reading. Merry's occasions. Mr. Schuyler’s Bible Union both supported toe resolu Is A Tradition - country to an important Ingredi said last toght the cadets wUl Who beUeve Our Saviour—through should be considerably enhaitced. Community Hall klttoan for chU- ■erspbooka, still on file at Doug tion. Other western nations on the parent low bidder on a department In convalescent home* In three toe measOree are being m ^e to dren of parenta attending serv of highways project to erect four y t r S a m . ent o t our national strength. So spend 53 days at sea and 15 days God gave birth areas have b«m announced by toe I nrevent enurlous rsadlngs due to Whan thsss probes begin rtlay- St. FnuMis of AssM CBarch las Ubrary, are attracting much council abstained. 400 Mam Slrset in foreign ports during toe train To new. Eternal Ufe In Christ on ices. MEN'S STORE bridges spanning Route 89. ’I^vo ttist I syn onnfldant that the peo- SUte Purchasing Depsrtm— ,— ------, ^ . ing InteUlgenoo from too plansU 'South WUdser^ attention. . Moocliecttr Moviaf ing cTuUe. Aboard these vessels, ,E arto." only then will we bs awsro of the' Bev. Jame* F. Glynn, 7 p.m.. Junior Fellowship meet 147 MAIN STREET A Health Insurance Institute other bid* were submitted for con [ cASswfcieN pla who are Involved outside the They art James I>rug, Inc., New At Uuneh Mariner will oonUm ing In toe pariah room for Grades Maaghestor Bvsatng Herald struction of the bridges on the toe cadets are expected to touch London, Norwich - New London a propulsion unit so that corrto tremendous strMta made by acl- Bev. Bayasend fc. Taokauekaa Hebroa corrmpoadeat, Susan B. survey reveal* that three out of ------^ TrscMsf €•. Oowenunent, end members of Con at Bordeau. France; Lisbon, Por Written by Rev. W. A. Hyszko Anristant Paator 7 Slid S. Pilgrim Fellowship ibOst- Next to Entnnoo to fltato five dentists charga lower fees for | Montpeller-Burllngton section of area; East End Pharmacy, Watar- tlona to iU course entisU in their researches on spsee m PAINTS PsMdletoa, teleptaono ACadeoiy gress end the Administration, tugal; Cadiz, Spain; and TenC' Pastor of St. John’s Church flig In tot fireplsce room of toe n eater chlhlrea toon for adult*. the route. bury, Weteibury area; and Gilbert I When launched toe vehicle wlU he and lU content Community HaQ to r htgll adioot I ( win attsmpt to oonduct the dls- rifb, Canary Islands, In an itinsr- (O ^yright 1991, Oeoeral Fea-I ______at 7, I. S:15. 9, 9510, ary to bs approved by tko Btato VriMB tt la 12 noon In New Torlt Pharmacy, New Haven, New Ha-1 tracked oonUnupusly for 40 bouw young paopls. Ten ateaT ’* to datonnliM tha eometlaiU aa- toorifrOoip.) 10:18, 10:10 n e »•»“ • m Ifels snaUtPs Ism ta Dopas^noBt a ^ , it la 7 pjB. la Moaoow.' It, 1 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1961 PAGE SEVEN r A 6B S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 18. 1981
BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE WHAT A UWELV EVENINS IM W ASW ELU Amwtr to FfaNoiin Ptml* and Whelan Among Survivors in Town Bowling Play OP SCINTIU.ATtN6 SMALL ENTERTAIN m s TH' n^lSERAlOR I TALK WITH TWO OF THE Wi^LFl ITHINK UPAR0 Ginadian Region LOCAL OAV BLAPES . Ti| I UA\/e A HAMlNS HSARD ^ DO ij. J THB BALCONY SCENE ACBOM DOWN INtathiTMt HfndioCKIa LOOICOXJS CHARACTW? CH.*8RATec Ttrrttocrli -----wUdsrnasa Local Sport Quarter - Final iwiweeN0«eM00SNsssoFHi*y^ Um ------rtgiaa SPtrala a Bonnies Eliminated^ iBOWLING NOSE/— X SPRlNfiFftSM in Canada aWalMtanmaa LONE UNe OF ACTO RS ^ Wr.ANPTHE BOVS ARB • Ita^— am 4 Depart Action Today, COBSilUlOf SAminalof , Chatter Renow ned for them; Sl,MSaqaara thiaragiott Buckeyes Win by One ability A S , mllea SOobrateamar Semis Tonight TRASeoiAMS/ 13 IntartUcaa 7Docmna WEST SIDE REO Midget Baa- ---- IdlnOnn------BTbatlaiid— :----- ketball League playoffs (tart Mon ISOparatad tempta Ni>\v York, March 18 (/P)—The surprine defeats of St. day night. Firat game at 6:15 Hats Two former winners, d«^ y y leRalaUva tBaait 28 Ocean 46 Sojourn league champion Herald Angels 10 Yugoslav movement 48 Eaagiarated Bnnavcnture and* Sdutherifi California and the hair-breath against Ponticelli’s. Gus'a, league fendinjr ruler Larry Bates 17 Croaut or Atlas, bigwig 29 Solid (comb J 4BSoUSndo escape from elimination''^of Ohio State’s unbeaten and top- and Charlie Whelan, 1955 forlnitanes 11 EnthuEastie form) eooparatieiato runner-up, f a c e a Personalized 18 Oraftsd (har.) ardor SlMostdaUcata 82 Angara' ranked Buckeyes featured the opening last night of a hectic Floors. TTie two winners will meet GARDEN GROVE winner, are among the eight BY V. T. HAMUN SOBiTthooleaaa 13 Nevada dty 32 Great Lake ' B4FoktrNaka weekend in the National Collegiate'^' in a best of three series starting Standings I quarterfinalists in the ninth ALLY OOP If Auricla 33 Rodents SSlIrs.'nnanaa (N CA A) Baaketbail Champlon- Tuesday night at 7:16. W. I Pet. Sli ahip Tournament bling nipped Westminster I Pa.) annual Men’s Town Duckpin Indian 31 Sublime 35 Railroad (ab.) 67 Worn 45-44. In. the National Junior Buffets ...... 31 1 .705 Bowling Tournament Champion 24 Irritate 421Iarktoabaot 89Powterceina< Ohio .State./tne defending ,na STANLEY lA JC ^^ond Randy Weddings...... 25 1 .568 ship sponsored by the Recreation S3 Race oonraa 26 Parte of coaU at Thailand College lemis at Hutchinson, Kan. Smith have beenvOTOwned Recrea Outings ...... 25 1 .568 a r ^ 27 Levantine 44 Greenland eSBabyloniaa tlonal champs, chalked up Its Tyler (Tex) beat Flint, 88-83, and Department. Bates and Whelan 25Tiiaua ketch Kaklmo daitp 30th .straig^ victory (25 this sea Pueblo (Colo) romped over East tion Department bowling cham Picnics ...... 21 2 .477 were among the eight survivors 37 Cubic inatan son I .56-56 over a flred-up Loi ern Oklahoma AAM 91-79. The pions in the Midget and Junior Di Bar-Ba-Ques ...... 21 2 .477 of head-tonhead competition laat SOEtanunar r" r r r r IT r r ville team. The Buckeyes,^^th finals in all three tourneys will be visions. Lucaa, representing the Y, Receptions ...... 18 2 .40!) night at the Y alley's involving the 34 Goal 1 their^ All-America Jerry Lucas played tonight. rolled a three-game total of 277 to Banquel-s ...... 18 2 .409 15 leading qualifiers, plus the 35 Dannda IT edge Jim Anderson (262) and Clambakes ...... 17 2 .386 37 Age IT ! herd to a mere nine pointa, came 'The National Invitation tourney DON CARPENTER ED BlTJfAUCIUS SKIPPY KEARNS reigning king of the small pins. ^ A L D O 38Fiih ftom seven pointa back-to- tie at (NIT) also resumes today in New Mark Oakman (255). Smith, of Quarterfinal matchee ■will be HIT IT 39 Dull in color IT IT IT 54-54, then won In the laat alx York with afternoon and night the Elaat Side Rec, had a three Standings remained the same rolled this afternoon at 2;.30 wltlt ryifflSWr (FT.) i r I1 r seconds on John Havlicek'a basket. doubleheaders. In the afternoon game 320 total, including a 121 with all three leaders, Buffets, the winners moving into the semi- ^ lo M T H E dOLoutoogg WA E With one second left Louis it's Army ; s. Temple and DePaul single. Bob Constantine of the Y Weeketid Teevee Eight Base Hits in Four Games Weddings and Outings scoring 4-0 ftnaJs tonight at 7:30. All action HOSE 41Cora s r ville's ,Tohn Turner got a chance va. Providence. At night it will was second with 302, 111 his beat triumphs. Buffets thus retained will be at the Y lanes. Finals are 43 Skips over 1 □ r i ~ r : to tie the score from the free be St. Louis va. Colorado State and single, and Robin DiTarandl of the their six game lead while latter scheduled one week from tonight. 45 It has an — A » oM,253,438 IT s r throw line on a 1-and-l situation. Memphis State vs. Holy Cross. West Side was third at 250. Saturday— two teams remained deadlocked Joining Bate.s and Whelan in square milaa LX He made the first charity toss, HUth Gets 29 2 p.m.—NBA Playoffs Williams’ Replacement for second place. today’s firing are Ed Bujaucius, 47 Famala saint s r W 9T but missed the second as a ca Big Len'* Chappell, with 24 JIMMY BLAIR and Bob Godin Channels 32, SO. With leading pinners were Eve- Pat Longo, Fred McCiirry, Skip CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER (ab.) 1 E pacity hometown crowd of 18,- pointa and IS rebounda, aparked are the Rec foul shooting kings. 2 p.m,—College Basketball, lyit Lorentzen 115-116-132—363, Kearns, Art Johnson and Don 48 Cicatrix 7 883 groaned. Wake Forest against St. Bona Blair won the Midget title by SMIi vs. Texas, Channel 8. kav Scabies 114-118, Fran Cran Carpenter. SlXUental sath 1 venture, just as he did when the dropping in 13 of 15 triea. Paul 4 p.m.—NIT, Provl^nce vs. 53 Nomad v r 7 , r Two Upeete Acts Like New Phenom dall 117-114, Amy Pirkey 114-111, Several of last night's matchee PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Ml r w i St. Bonaventure suid Southern Deacons upset St. Johns in their Leone 11 for 15 and Dick Con DePaul, Channels 22, 30. Bea C opier 110-111. Barbara were as close as subivay passen 58 It is not— l7 first round game at New York last stantine 7 for 16 followed. In 4 p.m.—Wrestling, Channel 8. OMiTtJUKNOW f l T D I O N T ^ ^NOW IF nopulaUd w 1 California. third and seventh Dovan 127, Georgie Smith 127, gers during the rush hours. Five UHascuUM PH n ranked nationally, weren't to for Tuesday, All-America Tom Stith Junior pla.v. Godin had 20 for 25. 4:30—Race of Week, New York, March 18 (/P)—The Red Sox apparentl.v have Ruth. Hilinskl 126, Kitty Sibrinsz of the eight matches went the P R IS O L L A ! I iT A K E H E R M O N L Y I C A N 5 W s r got 29 points for the Bonnies. Larry Llacotti 14 for 25 and Bill tiulfstream Handicap, SME'S A GOOD LONG TO GET G E T W A L D O appeUaUon EM tunate. Wake Forest tripped the come up with a rookie outfield phenom who may help ease 122, Mary Bonham 117, Dot Bald- full three games in best-of-three 60 (^pan point Bonnies, 78-73, In the East Re- Little 5-9 Larrj' Armstrong led Dixon 13 for 2,5. Channel 18. yga 116, Edle Correntl 115, Marge rolling. O V E R H E R O V E R H I5 i ei Signet the s r 6T s r w Arizona State to its upset trlump'h 5 p.m.—All-Star Golf, the task of finding a replacement for the retired Ted Wil DISAPPOINT- II ^ gionals at Charlotte and Ariiona Collins vs. De Vlcenzo, liams. McCooe 115, Doris Prentice 114, Close Slargtns Bodlae His dribbling. long accurate shoot Shirley Vlttner 114. Anne Fidler Veteran McCurry, medalist In >-X W E N T / ^ 62 Nates 61 ■* E" s r State champions of the Border ing and interception of passes kept Channel 8. Carl Yastrzenuikl, a 22-year-old The Pirates and Braves com 64Cndgab □ Conference, upended the Trojans. Luck of the Irish, former Notre Dame athlete, is e.x 113, Olive Rossette, 111, Jean last week's qualifying competition, ST HT" Southern California off balance. S p.m.—W'restlln, Channel 18. bined for 36 hits. Milwaukee's An defeated Burt Claughsey by one WLanMd n 86-71, in the Far West Regionala He flnisherd with 27 pointa and 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, pected to fill Williams' place In dre Rodgers and Pittsburgh's Dick Mathiason 110. pnqpeitiat at Portland, Ore. left field. And so far the youngster and three pin margins, 108-107 C was given an ovation when taken Not So, Fans Say Scott vs. Thompson, Groat had four hits each. Groat and 130-127.' Skip Kearns downed Ohio State, Wake Forest and out near the end of the game. Channel 8. has been mighty productive at bat drove in five runs and teammate MERCANTILE SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Arizona State were joined In the in the baseball exhibitions along Standings bowling alley manager Paul (hor Kentucky had trouble against Cleveland. March 18 i/Pt—May Roberto Clemente four. Groat and rent! by two and one pins in the National quarter-finals by Cin Morehead who climbed to within Sunday— the catcus trail. Joe Christopher homered for the W. L. Pet. cinnati. Kansas State, Kentucky, be it's the luck of .the Irish that 2:30—NBA Playoff, Yastrzemski collected four hits Kloter'.^ ...... 42 27 .609 games he won. Kearns wins were 65-64 with two minutes left. Coach Buea while Eddie Mathews and by 125-123 and 109-108 margins Utah and St. Joaepha of Phila Adolph Rupp's Wildcats then sewed an 18-year-oId readhead named Channels 22, 30. in five trips yesterday as Boston Frank Bolling smacked circuit Man. Auto Parts .. . .40 29 ..5801 delphia. 2:30—Sunday Sports turned back the Los Angele.s An . .38 31 .5511sandwiched between a 112-96 Cor- It up on pointa by Bill Lickert, Car- Thomas O’Hara won the mile run clouts for the Braves. , Allied ... renti vi1n. Cincinnati, second ranked na roll Burchett and Roger Newman. at the 21st annual Knights of Co Spectacular. Channel 3. gels 10-5 for their fourth victory Fiano'a ...... 37 32 .536 tionally in the final Associated 4 p.m.—Tenpin Derby, in six outings. The solidly built Jim Woods' two-run homer In ...... 37 32 .536 Former champion Jimmy Martin Lickert 'was high with 28 points. lumbus track meet on St. Pat seventh inning gave the Phils Jon-Di'a . Press poll of the aeason, won Ita Utah, upset by Loyola in its rick's night. Channel 8. left-handed swinger slammed a Frank’s ...... 34 35 .493 fell before Carpemter in three 19th straight by drubbing Texas triple, double'and two singles, giv their triumph over the Reds, who 6 & 44 .. ..34 3.5 .493 games, the final being decided by opening game laat December, had But to the 7,155 fans in the dropped their .seventh game in one stick, 97-96, sub-par games Tech. 78-55. Ksinaas State, fourth- little trouble against the Loa An Cleveland Arena luck had nothing ing him eight hits in the last four Hemi'.s ...... 32 37 .464 BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL ranked, downed Houston, 75-64. games. « eight outings. Wally Post account . .26 43 .377 for both. geles team this time as Loyola'a to do wrlth the 130-pound young Bore Contest ed for all of Cincinnati's rjms with Opt. Stvle Bar ... Utah walloped Los Angeles Loy atar. 'Ed Bento, fouled out with 12 ster's thrilling finish in 4:08.8. Yanks Tripped I'p Mem. Cor. .Store . . .25 44 .362 Bujaucius took the measure of DADOV IS SO > WOW* IS DAD ola. 91-75, and St. Joseph’s de In other action yesterday, De a two-run homer and a single. Pete Aceto in two. straight as did GOING-TD BE minutes left. Billy McGill led the The Loyola of Chicago freshman for Riflemen WTielan over Rudy Heck, No. 1 man UGHMGHOULONT FUSSY ABOUT THE feated Princeton, 72-67. Utes with 29 points. stayed far back In the pack for troit won its sixth game in seven Sammy Taylor powered the Cubs’ Closing the gap on first HAVE CUT ACROSS THE LAWN, TOO* MAD AT ME//^ The results set up these re Paul Hogue and Bob Wlesenhan, most of the race, then turned on starls by defeating the Los An victory over the Giants with s Kloter's to just two games was LAMN4. m s MUSHY FROM , gional final-s tonight with the win with' 24 and 21 pointa. aparked Cin the ateam to whip Ed Moran, who Edwin Quinn, chief instructor of geles Dodgers 11-6, Pittsburgh out- pair of home runs. the Manchester Auto Parts. The Come-From-Behlnd Win TU A W M a'/ ners going to Kansas City for the cinnati to its 19th straight. Larry also has a bit of the ould sod in the Manchester Rifle Club, an slugged Milwaukee 14-10 to run its Seven Run Innings It was a come-from-behind win semi-finals and final next Friday Comley's 18 pointa led Kansas him. nounced plans for a Big Bore record to 7-1, Philadelphia downed The Cards tagged Jack Krallck Frank’s while Kloter’s settled for | and Saturday. ■ State as the Big Bight champs course for Junior Division mem Cincinnati 5-3, the Cliicago Cub.s of the Twins for seven runs In the one of the best of the younger roll Moran, a former Penn State bers. edged San Francisco 9-8, St. a 2-1 decision oyer Jon-Dl's. j Hampton won the first game, At Charlotte: Wake Forest vs. chalked up their seventh straight. star. led all the way and by as sixth inning. Gerry Buchek’s Among 1126-123, W Bates came back to St. Josephs. Vince Kempton, with 21-pointa. milch as 25 yards near the last Already underway tare qualifi Louis whipped Minnesota 7-2, the three-run double and a two-run Dixon 381. Bill Fazer 139-370. Pete , 120-106 and 113- a At lyiulsvllle: Ohio State va. sparked St. Joseph's to Ita 14th cation shooting to determine eli^- Chicago White Sox tripped New homer by Julian Javlei; sparked lap. But he was so tuckered out, .Spelas 143-370, Tonv Spelas 135 111. A K e n tu c k y . straight victory although the he got beat for the runnerup spot bllity for the-course. Each regis York 6-2 in 11 innings and. in a the barrage. Larry Jackson, who 360, Leo Rivers 135-355, Guy Doy. At Lawrence. Kan; ClncinnaU Hawks had to ' stave off a late tran't must first complete the night game, Kansas City beat Bal worked five innings, gained the Pat Longo edged Nick Twerdy in by George Harvey of Purdue. timore, 5-3. on 351, Tony Sarpola 3.50. three games, the finale a three pin va. Kansas State. Princeton rally led bv Pete Camp O'Hara crossed the finish line 15 Senior D.C.M. course "E" and only decision for St. Louis. Two errors margin. Art Johnson topped Andy At Portlknd. Ore: Utah vs. Ari bell. the top 24 scores will be admitted Yastrzemski, who also can play by Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek yards in front, a wride Irish grin the infield, hit .339 for Minneapo MERCHANTS LamourCaux In another tight three zona State. Turner, who missed the foul that spread all over his face. to the course. The D.C.M. qualifi in the 11th inning helped the game match, eight pins the differ While the big boys were battling would have tied the game at the cation firing course ‘‘E” requires lis of the American Association White Sox to four unearned The meet wound up the Indoor last year. The 6-11, 175-pounder ence in the firat two games which the finals ■were reached In three end. was Louisville's star with 25 track season in spirited fashion. use of government Remington runs. Early Wv-nn hurled four Commvmity Press ...22 8 .733; were spilt, and Johnson winning 3 -/9 aimw«A>»YJ».lN».»JLWton small college tournaments. points against Ohio State, along Model 513T rifles. batted .377 for Raleigh in 1959. scoreless innings for Chicago ...... Three meet records were set; along Outfielder Gary Geiger, who was Conran's Ins...... 18 12 .600 the finale by nine pins. In the NCAA Small College with 6-11 Frew Sawyer who guard with a world mark of 2:21.1 by The D.C.M. course requires use while New York lost its sixth Vic’s Soda Ship ...... 17 13 .567 Today’s pairings. Bates vs. "My dub it writing Mtayt on *A Part of tho WWorld rd aemifinals at Evansville. Ind., Wit- ed Lucas. of the Army standing position sidelined with a collapsed lung for game in seven Grapefruit exhibi JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Iff Mrs. Grace Butcher in the 880- part of last season, bomered and White Glass ...... 14 16 .467 | Whelan, Bujaucius vs. Johnson, Uko to i picKod Rit^y't Fur ShopI' ■ tenberg heat Mt. St. Mery's 65-49. “We played a lousy game and yard run. The 27-year-oId Char- which does not permit the arm tions. Moriarty Bros...... 12 18 .400 ] Carpenter vs. Longo, Kearns vs. VM.eiK>,, and Southeast Missouri beat South got away with It," said one Ohio supporting the rifle to touch or singled for two RBI in Boston's don, Ohio; mother of tWo knocked victory. Kansas City came from be Dart’s bairv ...... 7 23 .233 j McCurry. Winners will also roll to- , ^PR.ORWIS/, Dakota State, 81-69. In the State player In the dressing room five-tenths of a second off _ the rest against the body as is the hind to beatt, Baltimore. Home ------night. r ACmiCTaN'S PHYSICAL -THBlAPy T NOW, WHEN NAIA semis at Kansa.s City, afterwards. HavHcek. who toss case of the NR A position^. In the Dick Brown's inside (he park »«»»• NAMEP FOR MY fWIMER/ YcA N JESSICA week-old mark of Helen Shlpl'ey of home run In the eighth inning runs by Norm Siebem and Bill With leading shooters were Milt I Ed Bujaucius (2) ..119 101 LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Georgetown (Kyi walloped North ed in the winning basket, topped Wellesley, Mass. prone from standing or, sitting Tuttle In the sixth tied It at 3-3. Tedtordl47—365, Ken'Seaton 356.1 Pete Aceto (0) ....108 100 ern Michigan, 101-67, and Gram- the Buckeyes with 17 points. from standing, the shooter assumes broke a 6-6 tie and Ignited a five- WIN George Kerr, the Jamaican who run scoring outburst by the Tigers. In the eighth Ha.vwood Sullivan Jim Bell 3,52, Joe White 136, Norm I holds the 600-yard world record, the selected position, then rise.s to singled home what proved to be Kloter 13.5. ' Charlie WTtelan (2) 118 his feet, loads a five round clip and The Dodgers committed three er beat Dave Mills of Purdue by rors and their pitchers issued nine the winning run. The defeat was Walt Weir bowled 96 without a Rudy Heck (1) .108 (a three yards in 1:10.1. snapping loads one round Into the chamber. inark, a new high in this category | ------Upon the command "Commence walks to aid the Detroit cause, the sixth straight for the frioles ^------'i-Top Seeded Five Play------Mai Whitfield’s 11-year-old meet Brown batted in three runs. who have yet to win. breaking the old mark by a single Larr>' Bates (2) . ..123 127 mark by seven-tenths of a sec firing,” he dropa into the selected slick. Howie Hampton (1) 126 106 ond. , position and fires 5 shots within 40 Providence and Holy Cross Jim Beatty kept alive his un seconds. .SLEW ’N TRIM Pat Longo (21 ---- 106 beaten string over two years with The Big Bore course will be on Kay Pinkman 180—453 and Jan Nick Twerdy (1) ..103 a powerful final lap kick to over the M-1 and Springfield rifles and Skip Olander Repeats Tomlinson 4,54 led the keglers. — Ct»v. 11 6««1 FMt«m Cwp. Scheduled for Action in NIT take Ernie Cunliffe in the 1.000- TM-WwU K^h twd. will consist of 3 lecture periods, ------Fred McCurry (2) 108 g n rfse’ 3 - / g yard run. Beatty beat Cunliffe by one examination, 3 dry firing pe Burt Claughsey (0) 107 three .varda in the meet record riods and finalized with actual fir B. C. BY JOHNNX HART New York, March 18 UP)—The<^Memphi« State's three regular for- time of 2:09.5, one tmd a half sec- ing at the Blue Trail, range. As High Point Winner Manors Play Keam;(72Ti25 96. 109 y flrst two seeded teams, Memphis wards range from 6-5 to 6-8. ond.s under Amle Sowell's 1956 Philip Newcomb, one of the or 112 108 State and Colorado State Univer Army, with Its tallest teem mark. Cunliffe holds the 1,000 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE f ic c o MUST HAVE ever, likely will have trouble with ganizers of the club and a former Sunday Afternoon sity, come Into the National In world record ivith a 2:07.0 clock chief instructor, has donated a For the second year in a row. the trio of Skip Olander, Dick _____ ! Art Johnson (2) ...109 99 110 MORNlHGk . vitation Basketball Tournament a little blit agile Temple team in ilAPUXPIDNT O o r UPON ing. Springfield 1903A3 rifle a.s a Soranno and Bernie Arkivy paced Rockville High s basket- Deadlocked for first place with , Andy Lamoureaux (1) INCOGNIZE TOLL.) OLE JOHN ! THE AAJRoMI^ (NIT) tonight. They’ll oppo.se the the afternoon. Providence has all The other meet mark was 7:33,0 trophy for the Junior having the 101 107 101 last two teams selected to fill the of laat year’s regulars beck except by Manhattan's two-mlle relay hall teani in the scoring department. And, just as they did Windsor Locks, Manchester's*! COMEON,KEM,WSUJ SIDE OF THE highest, score on the Big Bore Green Manor takes to the road 7»K5 Tills BOAT. field and the first two to win. Lenny Wllkene '— a big loss. The crew of John Corry, Kye Court- range., la.sjt winter, these three juniors again all averaged double Friars depend a lot on sophomores ne.v. Larr>'" St. Clair and Art Sunday afternoon for a game with Don Carpenter (2) 126 SHELL. Memphis State, which has the figmeH. ' Valeo Machine in Bloomfield. The Jim Martin (1) ---- 110 ■best record (20-2) of any in the to support John Egan and Jim Evans. The Jaspers romped by 70 Top man for Coach John Caria- points oh 65 buckets and 53 fouls yards over Yale and just two- Manormen (11-2) are tied with Hiss tournament, meets Holy Cross in ^Hadnot. DePau) also has to count HOOKEY AT A GI,..\XCE vari's Rams was Olander. The 6-2 while Cliff Edwards accounted for Wind.sor Locks which hosts, >Jew- the windup of a four-game after ’on a soph, 6-9 center Bill Deebs, tenths of a second over the world Friday's Sche
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1 winnlnf 3 E 1," >rtll be ae »tei« Hl|:h Inead&y at ree to the 24 which will Miurdh IjSThnrMarch a quarter, OBAI^NBLS S-»-U-tt-W-4a-M duced by a 1 m duate, tM ItJitate'a .VIDBO EVBBY WBEK—A IX RIUHTS BBHBBVKD, B. T. DUl&INSON * OO., lac. kin divers e company On Location “ It ’s difficult enough In a major the Romaa procurator Pontius Pi “Bqua-Iung. ■ studio with every technical assist late, and conceivable dramatle o f "The ance at hand. Imagine it,” Thomp- ‘ J U l’ W a s l ? events that led to the converaiaa oques-Tves ent-day favorita Of the new- o f Barabbas, the thief and mur son said, "830 feet below surface In TV Debut derer freed Instead of Christ by rest in the Real Life Adventure makes Stygian gloom feel like high the shouting mob. Pilate thus BA.
James Daly will star in the title In i Gallons! :e role of "Give Us Barabbas,” an ; \ • original television drama by Henry D A IL Y H ^ Denker— based on the New Testa ment story of Jesus, Pontius Pilate JOHN L lENNEY 3 and the conde.mned-to-die thief H Barabbas— to be broadcast live and Gs LEROY NORRIS O N E H O U R ^ in color on NBC-TV’s award-win ASSOCIATE ning “Hallmark Hall of Fame” DN V “M ARTINIZIINr’ Palm Sunday, March 26 (6;30-8 p.m. E ST). Insurance of All Kinds “Give Us Barabbas," according to the author, is a Biblical play 'Bonds h 1 A t M E. OaBter St.. Mancbeater George Maharis and Martin Milner - based on the trial o f Jesus before dBureli Oaraera, East Hartford 844 NO. MAIN STREET PHONE MI S-6850 2 H e e r S M r t S e r v ic e 791 MAIN STREET ■ SATURDAY Television PROGRAM PHONE MI 9-5928 A> m IM ^TOTpIkB Weat _ OSaaan beaten to death, a youns Sirl U :^totes on vital Issues. LCY ■ U;M Skjr Klax I . suspected of hidlns the missinc John K. M. McCaffery Is Tree 8l*rr tt. St money when her finserprlnts are niodcrator. Should public funds be ER S T . V AR Work Daaa Om P r w l g f Laach WUk Saasr Salaa S found on the murder weaiion. used for public and religious W r i s y e a r s Gaadlefila BwrUas W Banaasa n, St school students alike? Topic for TUa la OOaaa S (Clolor) Lome Greene, Pemell debate with The Rev. Nell O. 0 8 9 6 ■ DatecUTe'a Diarr a . M Roberts, Dan Blocker and Michael McCluskey. Education IklUor of ria Tha Fipei S Landon in "Cutthroat Junction." "America" and Loo Pfeffer; Na- NASSIFF ARMS CO. BJTO Ma. S a The Cartwrights loin a s ta ^ Booal Director of The American Watch Mr. Wteari W line shooter oa a mission to break Jewish Congress Commission on BEEN THE BIGHT Caaat Of Maato CriaU S up a mob whldi has cut off sup La w and Socllal Action. FOR THE BEST Tha Naval Keaerva Hear tt plies to Virginia City, JUBlea Dellar Msvia It PIACE TO OO FOR (Color) 'Tlis B s a ii^ M’s ^ dS, SS 1 Always Leave Them Laughing", Wklta Haatec M Donald May la "The i v ^ t k Milton Berle, Virginia Mayo. lYTHINO YOO WANT Havie a Hour” . Reporter Pat Garrison Movies M “Tarzan And Hia Mate".. Johnny ?;ets Involved wilh a rich youth ;Tho Road TO Rio". Bob Hops, IN WeiamuUer, Maureen O'Sulliran. ramed ia a nightclub murder. B i u .CruMy. "Affair Ja Reno.’' "Buffalo BlU ”. Joel McCrea. 8;M Ohaekatata S John Lund. I Married Jeaa S Anthony George, Doug MicClure U:M Ouasmsks g SPORnNG GOODS Bcleaee FleUm Theater ZS and Sebastian Cabot la "Ons For James Aroess stars Dennis Weav C o o k 's Sperta ThrUIa Of I t U St The Book". Best-welllhg imllior er Is featured. Bride tries to hida Caatralla M whose new book threatens aa ua- h w p M from_hOT husband—and 1016 M AIN ST.— M l 9-1M7 SERVICE 9IAHON O aU m BaaketihaB S, M. U known slayer htrea Checknoate, toils when a O o ^ e City cattle SMtl at Tesaa „ lac. tor protecUon. man recognises her. f “HOUSE OF SPORTS" A t Omr N ew t% m » V rra BaaketbaH St. IS — _ -TaBMaa l l i i a n. W nghl.Of.Ths Wsek U Playoff Oame B a rn SuUivaa and CIu Culager (toarlie Scott vs. Federico tlMoip- Haltyweod’i Beat _ S hi "R ovla GamUer". Aa alchoUc . . ^ Jpn—welterweights. "Kins Koko”. Fay Wray, Bruce wltnesaea a murder and falsely lt:M Tejahstsae TOnitsry t Mi 9-S321 Cabot . Mentiffes her former lover Doc UY-A-WAY MHHoa Dallar Marla U HolUday as the killer. U:ttia ee Diveres2 i*’ Csurt - *• g "Always Leave Them i.juishlns Hilton Berle, VirsinIbHayo. Laavs It Ts BeaVsr t. W. St M:M lU a TbM Spars 4$, n ■Wany and Dudley". WaUy _be- TPOp b o ir t ^ stars compete for Bis Time WreatUas f oomea nursemaid Tor a neir boy cash prMes. Jobnay Johnston, YOUR CHILDItEirS KaUaaal lavilatiaa Tearaaaaajt la town, the aoa of old frlenda of .. commentator. St, SS Wally's mother, U A t Hafnidar Night Mepstf tt Medic «• t:M The Dei Satardsy Night Nsws S Wanther- EASTER AFPARa TV Bace Of The Week It. W Henry ^ d a . AUen Case M Gulfatream Park Handicap Read Morgan In "The Means and Brad Davla Bkaw a the Bad.” Marshal F it demands Tims AIMUar Oalf < an immediate trial for outlaw Plunder In Il i a Sun". BUI Collina va Roberto DeVIcenao Josie„ Styles whea his ^ le t «rit- Ford, Diana Lynn Batarday Wreatliac neas Against her Is shot to death. U :U Flay Of Tbs w S i Beeaeat Theater . . ^ The Lawrence Welk Skew t, M. SS JHe Who Oats Slapped" Beadeaveea With Adyaataro .S Musical boor featuring .Lawrence Harris. Richard Basehart. M a r i- M a d ' s Newa. WaaBrnr. SparU • Wefe and hia Champagne Music U iM Playboy’s ______691 Main St.— Ml 9-12S2 Walt Diaacr ■ Hakm. U d t WarM’a Beat Moris We Sell Jaalor D M p lB BewHas U Net Far Mira "Charge Of The Ught Brigade' . iitEE PARUNG IN BEAR Pla Baatera >• »;M Have Oaa WUI Travel t . . lEr™* Flynn. Olivia de Havllland Adveatare ** Richard Boone atara Angry bank U.-M Nils D^ t BARRE OUILD S:M Brlasias Up Baddy » er hires Paladin to tind a gold ItiW Wsrid’a Best Maries (Cssl.) • Mark Saber f* bar stolen from his bank, liU 8^ Fraacises -Beat t Amerieaaa At Work U Tke Nattsa’s Falars tt Kaeare U "A Presentation of Nows" — 1:M Moments Of Csmfsrf S * PETS! MONUMENTS Mr. Rd . - I Fete S Gladya . . . • PUPPIES Thn it a Bapi GoUd MMumMt Um Millloa Dollar Movie • IS "Always Leave Them Laushtns . Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED • BIRDS MR turn jMr BMt dwriiM UiougMa Milton Berle _ Blae Ansels • TBOPIOAU FISH fa dtparW ItvsdoMa ConsuK la... One Happy Family M Hishway Patrol <* ATLANTIC HEATING OILS MUioutoMniloa. New HorisoBs <» LITTLE & Mc Kin n e y 7:N Perry Haooa , _ . 16 WOODBRIDGB ST. SAPORITI Starrins Raymond Burr In m a iO lU A L C O M PAN Y Cose of the Barefaced Wltnesa . L. T. WOOD CO. MANCHESTER tn Center Ml V77S* When a convicted' embeaaler re MI 8-8020 turns to hts home town and la 24-HOUR CUSTOMER SBIYICEI
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18S W. MBDOLB TPKE. A Y Television PROGRAM FLETCHER BOtekeO S-tSTS TU ESD AY Television PROGRAM West Pslst t Charles Victor of ths National Chaaael Amerteaa Baadrtaad 8. a . 68 Cupid". EUrp poses aa brldcjnpom •:M The___ B ir Ptetaie Pro BasketkaU St Company, of "M y Fair LAdy," PUENTY OF PABKINO CLASS COMPANY • iM OoeliMBtal Olaan«om 84 4:88 Edce ol Ntaht to prevent bloodshed at Emma Datveriilr •! the Playoff Game who will slag A' selection from (Color) Bero’o- BolAwood 88__ .__ l l Clanton’s marriage. New* S:BB Paid WlaokeU Shew S that pr^uctlonjprCMAWVsavAs t ' •»and_--- Maurice_ . . • it# Tkla la Oar raHh 8 6:44 Featare Film 6 3:14 Tom Ewell Shew 8 The Ckristoehem SiSB Oral Boberts IS Chovedler,r, LBslieLBi Caron and Aim > 01.ASS—B ______GaaUaaatal OlaaarMm 88 "Laat Train From Uadrid". Doro Tom Potter hires a girl Friday ^ M n e k rkit Tk»* Yon Asked Fsr it 8 l«ula Jourdah,urdah, who will be seen ENCLOSURES—GLASS FUBNITUra - XOFS--FllT8BtBGH PAINT , (Color) ’ thy Lamour, Lew Ayres. but finds too much ‘ eldclency a ^ t a m k Flay* Of Skaknpear* Boaadap VBA— 45. SI In film sequencessequenc from "GlgL” t:H T«wa Criar 8 Pepeys 4 dangerous thing. "Macbeth' 4;BB InternMeaal Zone S National Velvet n , S5 lit* Dave Garrawav Tatoy Stow FIrot Show , _ 31 The Tlwliler ZL 34 ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS Tke GkrUlepkem Coaaeolicat Tan PtaDsiby 8 Lori M a^n in "The, Swindle.’’ 88. 88 "Dam Buatera". Richard Todd. Boris Karloff la host. "PapaPapa Ben- •:U Ckrletiaa Sclmbe MllUoa Dollar Movie 18 Two conildence men dupe Velvet Look aad Leara 8 Michael Redcrave, jamin" stars John Ireland. Musi LABORATORIES •:Se UaderataaillBR Oar WarM "Always Leave Them tAughlng" Into bdlievtng that^King is not Ooallaeatal Olaaaraem 8 Early Show 84 cian searches for creative in LABORATORIES CkrtaUaB Bcleaee Milton.Berle. legally hers. ____ ItZS Weadher SI "The Soiie Parade” . Marie Mac- spiration among the Voodoo danc Saeiulea af tke Mas* ChampWashlp Bridga 55, SS S:M TMt /Haaler Shew St. 85 MANCHESTER 1:84 R.F.D. Ne. 8 8 Doitald, John Carroll. ers of the Caribbean, • ;4S Americaae At Wark S5 Paal Winekell Shew St La#maa 5, 45, *• Baaiaeaa Bepwf, Hewa. Wealhdr Admiral • Swabby Bbsw 44 Stage Oeaeh West 8. 44. 61 277 BROAD lf:N Lamp Date My reel Guests: Jimmy Troy, trapese act, 5:55 TV Theater . . S 6:14 Bo Oar Goert 14 Wayne Rogers in "House of Vio 277 BROAD Tkle U Tke Aasarei \and The Jordana doing acrobatics “hova Is A Lion’s Roar , James OLDSMOBILE 7:^ l i l t Breakfaal TUne 8 Boclw aad Hlo Frieads 64, 68 lence." Outlaw bolds passengers Ck^lee Of %daallaa on the trampoline. Franclaous. Suxanns Fleshette co- -rODB OLD8MOBD.E DEALEW aiM Hap BIcliafda 8 8:46 Bta Mac Shew 18 as hostages at a relay station, Tke Ckrlatepken Aik Washington St. It star, Comrty abonf A New York RitS Captaia.. K aaniee I 6:66 F ^ The Oat I and forces the driver to go to town Tkla la Tka Ufa News qtteatton and answer pro- ^ tAlent Agent on A blind date with 8:48 Featare Fllaa 8 6:44 Oaleh Draw MoGraw 4 for supplies. EASY TO lt:M Tka UTfau WaiA giw m Russ Ward la moderator. A French dancer. _ "Cafe Society." ICadelelna Car- Cartooa PlayheaM 18 The ThM Maa 18 Laak D pA ad Uaa t. U Walter'Wiaehell File M TV Show _ 55 512 WEST CENTER STREET roll, Fred IfacHurray. B.O.M.P. 46 MedlcUe lS«t M Wkat’a 'Y tm i TraakteT MartforaNSymphsay S (Color) "Klda Are I\mny". Stap- M l S-1511 Topper 8 Mews 66 4:66 Science Fiction Theater 18 PARK HERE 2-Woy RcnKo IttU Uakt Time B S:5t C M etarllty^ll St. S5 rlng Art Llnkletter, yio Damone Bemper Raen 88 6:16 ladaatry Oa Farads 63 TV Show Of The Moalh 6 i^ e a Of Bfawl M _ Forrest Tucker aJM special snieat siara Eddie . Carfeea TIm 88 Tallahaoee 1464 . 14 "The Night of the Storm". Julie Ihere’s never a parking 11:M Tke Seeken S Matty’s FaiidBy Famdaa S, SS bert, Jane Wyatt, The little An Atanaaae 44 4:36 Weather. Newt aad Sperta 4 Harris, Jo Van Fleet, E. O. Mar problem at STANEK’S. C omiminicatioiis rank Tar Taday S Brave Stallte^ 4S gels and Pat Harrington Jr. _ 9:46 Looaey Taaea 44 Traokdawa 44 shall and Mildred Dunnick. Set in ' Bir Mae AAaeatara Theatar It t:l5 OoUogo Bowl \ 8 The Bebel 5. 45. SS "Safety-Tested 4:M Caoiaui Kaacaree 44 4:34 Newo aad Weather .* a small Texas town In 1890, con No meters either. Open Sale* and Service Tlda Is Tke Ufa SB Voformation g a m ^ aritb Allen 5:55 Jack Benny F r e g i^ S 4:84 I Harried Jeaa 8 Aettea Theater U cerns the crisis a depression Saeree Mean 4B I Eudden. moderator Frisk Unl- Jack Behny remalns„unmoved by MoralBR Stow 44 OlahhoBse <3 Wreaks on a divided family. nrarsday evenings until 11:15 Ualas Word 4B ^ w r s ity will challengavRenaselaer the elegance of Laa Vegas, where 14:44 I Leve Laejr 44 Btr FIctare . . „ « 14:44 Tke David Brinkley Special 33, 34 11:M Camera Tkrae I. M Iralytechnlc Institute. \ he tries to register at a total ~ iJsed Cars" Say Wfeea 88. 84 4:46 News I, 6. 33. M Our Man In Hong Kong (Color) % Tkla Oar FaHIr ■ M et Haatley BeperUngX SS, SS and stretches- the toeaUng Saala 4 6:66 Sports 66 Filmed exploration of Hong Kong Trlalty SpatlickI M Becky And U s raends t\45. SS point the patience of clerto. exe 14:44 video VUIa«e 44 1:64 Bearh Riders 3 and ita contrasting luxury and U:Ba iBsiKkta S 5:55 Ivaahoo cutives and a bellboy. The lU to Beat Seller _ 8 Beleaoe la OoBBecUcBt { poverty. I \ ic \i)i() 'N \M ^ \ si.i;\ ici ChampToasI^ Bridca I Moot The Frooa Brothers guest star: J^bha Flay Vow Baaeh 88. 84 MilHoa DolUr Moyle 14 TV Fresenta 8, « , 63 \ i: \mo. s \i I s ''I i.\ H I Newsreel Albam SB (Color) Guest: Sen. Styl Greer, Oland Coule, Ned Miller, (O>for) "Be Waa Her Man", James Cac- "The Room Upstairs". Childless Meet Tke Piefasscr M IBrMges. Rep. New Hampshire. Eddie <^I1an and Don Wilson Yea Aaked Far II 1 ney, Joan Blondell. couple moves to a new house Guest; William B. Edrerton. Pro Goanectleat Bcpbrt 5 . are featured. _ — W. P. QUISH 11:44 Doable Kxpeaare Weather. Leeol News „ n which already has some strange 8 C N L m fessor of Slavio Languares, In Oar Faith IS \ The Islanders •• f* Tke Price la HikM 88 14 News • Weather 34. 44 occupemts. John Newland, host- diana UnlTeralty. FUl SUvera SS James Phllhrook In "The Pearls (Colort BtptollloB 63 director. o r lt:lS Aranad Town M Jaagte Jim 45 of Ratu” . Zack Malloy Is -warned MaTalBR Ceaxl . 8. 48 1:16 Welters Haai. RIshllKhta 33 MlUtaa Dollar Movie . 18 lltSB We netlrva I Film / n a pearl king to leave the Is- FUNERAL HOME Today’a Woaaaa 48 Sports Camera "Angels Wash Their Faces” . Findell CANADA Pip Tke Piper I t:S5 The Twentieth Ceatary S ] after learning a scientist r 11:84 Coaeeatratiea 88.-88 JO m t __ __ . . 16:36 Take A Good Look 8 FOR "cheer Up Flooale Day". Stupen "Mlnutenuui!’’America’a first sec rled dead la alive. m MAIN STREET TEL. MI 8-8M0 Year Sarpriae Faefcace 8 1:36 What la The Warld TV Shaw with Jane Allyson 44 dous Sam 1s called upon to cheer ond-generation Intercontinental n Le^Three Uves M Lave______Tkal Bek 8. 44, 18 Itgramle ttu 36 Men 63 ijo n c 18-.M Love of Life’ 8 John Smith and Robert Fuller in 11:46 News. Weather B Sporta I up Floorle srlth magic tricks. balllatki missile which, with Its 15:55 CaadldXGamera 5 Tratk Or Caaoeqaeaeeo 88, 88 VENETIAN ENSUBANCE Selenee nettoa Theater tt solid fuel, eliminates all the dan With Arthur Godfrey as I ^ t , ’Rlmroack” . Jeoo Harper accuaeo World’s Beat Movie 4 ladastn On Parade M ger and delay. The Mlnuteman Dorothy Oplllna and Allen Funt Caaaoatl^a 8. 48, 88 a U.S. Marshal of murder and U ■’’Brother Orchid". U:84'Seareb For Toauivow 8 jailed on a laloe charge by the Big News 33 Dawn BiMe lastitate . M project from its inc^lon to the Guest: Paf\Harrington Jr. It CoBid Bo Voa 88. 84 BLINDS Americans At Wark M successful 4100-mIIe tiring. Loretta VoaiK Show „ M. S5 ROBERT J. INCORPORATED marshal’a crooked deputy. News and Weather 84 OONSULT I Year Cammnnlty I People Are Fanny 15 "The PrellmTnaries’’ . Hesitant (Color) Bwo Baaay 6, 46, 66 11:16 Jack Paar Show 64 Nambw Fleaao 1, 44. Buga has plana to present Yooe- (Color) DIrecllans *B1 5. f# Sea Rant 8 man seeks advlc^ from varioM 11:46 Tke aaldlas U*ht and SUPPLIES "Man’s Search for Preedom". Great Masle From Chicago IS people on whether he should REAL mlt# Sam as emcee, but Peope Featare Film 8 CHABIJ» J. VAN DECSEN Outlines freedom to learn. de WhlriraUrds tX marry. . 1Z.-66 Newo Day Boport Le Pew. the French akunk. In- "China Seas". Clark Gable. Jean bate, worship, work, Ure and Walt Imaey Frooeato 45. SI 1 ^ Piotare IJ SMITH 1:44 My Llttlo Mardo slsta on'taking over Instead, other Harlow CUSTOM MADE .SHADES Dtotriet Sopervisor serve. Geotwe Hicks, editor-host, "The Promlaed Land". Daniel 15:35 What’s My LtneJ 5 ESTATE • -DNSDRANSMITHS SINCE I9U* • OfSI fCE Aboat Faeeo 4, 44. stories. Featare 46 44 and guest—Dr. William Hamilton, Boone runs into trouble, when de John Daly, moderator; panelists MS MAIN STREET, GROUND FLOOR— MI S-«241 At Rome WHh Kitty 6:14 Father Kaows Boat 6 11:14 Jack Paar Show 33 485 Middle Tpke, East IM E Oeator Bt.. BtaMsheater professor of theology at Colgate- serted by most of his followers. Dorothy Kllgallen. Bennett <3ert. Moyle Natlaaa Rotort Young and Jons Wyatt in (Color) Rochester Divinity School, will T:tt Lassla 5 Arlerata^ancls. Guest panelist: "Lonely Hearta BandiU". Dorothy "Bud Buys A Car." Bud la the 13:44 Night Desk. MI 3-4865 Tel. Ml 9-MM or PI X-6801 narrate the program. Folk songS Mr. Ed S Joey Bllnop. „ Patrick focal point of a conflict between 13:46 World’s Boat Movlos (Goat.) ^ balladeers Tom Glaser and Shirley Temple Shaw SS. 55 This Is Vonr Ufe _ S5 1:84 Aa the Warld Tana his disapproving mother and his 13:64 News aad Weather n roly n Hesterl (Color) "The Princess and the Wlasten Chnrehlll t. 45. O Hlarbway Fatrel approving father when he buys a 13:66 Moment ot HeditaHoa Ceaeem Bt n 'Goblins". Group of sour subjects The Valiant Years—"Closing the Social Notea Hllh Bitty brMen-down automobile. (Repeat) 1:64 Hews 4, 34 Big PIrInre SB —having been fumed Into goblins Ring." ’The first Big Three sum All Star Ptaykaaaa Ths Bifleraaa S. «L 66 1:14 Moments sf Csmfsrt 4 I Yesterday’s Nswsreel S their king vows to harm the mit meeting at Thereran. where IT DOES Make A Differieiice Where Yoa Save! FasMat Chuck Connors In "Assault . Fast- FOR EXPERT TOURAINE PAINTS PercrptioB , t K ig’s daughter before her Uth plans were made for the Second 1:36 AtRom e WItb Kitty talking salesman U accused of John Raltt hag been get for the Freatlers Of < FaUh SB »___ a Jay. FTont. _ 3:66 Face Tke Facta beating up a mountain girl. Lucas Dtoah Shore show of May 21 . . Countdown” . Series of dramas on 1:95 Dennis The Menace S Best (H The Pest SS Jaa Marray Skew McCUln seta out to prove bla In f t Front End AKgnment • BRUSHES American conformlW and apathy. Jay North, Herbert Anderson, (Color) nocence. Brenda Lee makes hqr dramatic Today—"Adam In wonderland—A ay la Ceart I. 66. n Maverick 8. 4B. U 11:55 Sn day News Special S 3:36 Koaae P a ^ 6;M Doblo OilUs , , . * debut on a forthcoming "Danny i r Whnol Balancing Revue." By Bemhrd Relnes. Jack Kelly In "Triple Indemnity” . Mewa 55 3 f % Dwayne Hickman In "Baby Thomas” episode . . . Danny • WALLPAPERS Feeple la The Mews B Bart Maverick devises a get-even News A Weather 5 vS A V I M G S Loretta Voaar 1Theater . 33. M Shoes". When Doble add Haroard Ten Pin Bewllag tt Road to ReaUty 6, 44. 63 Thomas’ daughter, Mario, will scheme for the loss of bis poker Sanday N M t BepeH SS 3:66 Tke Hlllioaalro ' I learn that their enlistments in the i r Completa Brake • SANDERS. POLISHERS Issnes Bad Answers M winnings. News A Weathermaa SB O a m a t VoaoR____ Dr. Haloaa' 33. 36 Army have been accepted, Doble’s guest on an NBC-TV "Thriller" In Secretary Rtbicoff Interviewed on MIIHaB Dellar Movie M News la Bevtew 5B ,///ougta8, Acapalco 88, 88 SWP 1:36 Breakfast i b o Besoaa 8 46 World’s Best Hovte Lightning Protection 88 Patrice Wymore. Patrick Malone. Gregg Miles in WALLPAPER, Etc 8:00 Hap Biehards 6:36 News A Weather 6 "The Gvpsy . And The Gentle Member of Association of Con Look aad Leara 8 Early Show “ CJarbon______Copy-Ca . . . y-Cat.” Pat and Ml MAXN ST.-^ TEL. MI S-66S0 Action Theater 18 men” . Melina Mercouri. Keith DEGI’S DRIVE-IN COntInenlal Clatiroom 8 San Antone” . Rod Cameron Gregg buy what they believebelie to 8:16 CaptalB Kaagaree necticut Chronic and Convalea- Newa 8 4:44 Feotnre Film Oadaboat Gaddic 33 Mitchell. _ Admiral Swmbhy Show be a pre-Columbian burial um. "Three Blind Mice". 8:46 News 1. 8. 33. 34 Big News ^33 cent Hospitals. 4«t CENTER 8T.—MI 8-2880 7:25 Weather » 5:38 Be Oar Gaest and later discover It was designed 7:88 Pereeptloa 8 to hold more than ashes. Young, David Niven. 6:66 Sports 46 News A Weather 34 Basiaeii Report, Kewo. Weatker Bla Tin Tla 4i Topper 1:64 Dangerons Bahia 8 11:16 Featare Film . _ 5:45 Big Mac Show 8:80 Daato . 22. 88 COBURN & MIDDLEIlRpOK, Inc. Hamper Boom Sehaol Shotgan Slade — 6 "The Dooiins of Oklahoma’ . Ran 8 Howard Duff In'-“ Hunter With A Millinn Dollar Marie 18 7:86 Breakfast Time 8 5:55 Felix The Gat Badge.” Dante hires a lawyer to Cartton Time dolph Scott, Louise Albritton. 6:88 Yogi Bear INVESTMENTS Alraaaae "He Was Her Man". James Cag Jack Paar Show 34 FOR ECONOMICAL. 6:88 Hap BicLards 3 combat a scandal magazine's ac ney. PLUMBING and 8:15 Cmptala Raaaaroo 8 CartooB Playboase cusations. MB. GEORGE F. JOHNSON JB., Maimger 4:46 Looney Taaes (Color) Panic 4:16 Captaia Kaagaree Weather. Local News 33 HEATING 8t88 Feature Ftlm 8 The Blag Crosby Show 8. 48. 58 ' FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANSACmOireLEUtN DLED Newa aad Weather 36. 44 Featare 44 44 PROMPT, EXPERT "Wife, Husband and Friend’*. News Variety hour blending A m erk ^ . 4:34 I Harried Joaa 11:34 Jack Paar Show 33 CONTRACTOR ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND Um jSIED—MUT U A L FUNDS Horning Show 1:16 Western Mase. Blghllghts 33 (Color) Loretta Young. Warner Baxter. 8:15 Modem Digest French and Italian styles starring 14:44 I Love-Lacy Topper 8 Bescae 8 Bing Crosby and guests-^Mauiice M l S-1106 Sparta Camera 34 13:44 NIte Desk Commercial Bomuer Room t t 6:25 Weather News R Sport# Chevalier. C^rol Lawrence and 829 MAIN STREET Say When News 44 13:46 World’s Best Movies (coal.) Service Sasla 1:34 Malibn Bna 13:60 News A Weather Gart^a Tfmo M Two Faces West Italian tenor Aldo Monaco with and Almanac 48 Nelson Riddle’s Orchestra. 14:84 Video Village U. 8. govi------13:65 Moment af Meditatloa On AR Mokes of 8:85 Leoaey Taneo 48 8:88 News A Weather Best Seller Larry Lahr and Mike Madison to 1:44 Nows . „ , ^ •’ *? Action Theater iS Streets Of Danger 18 Play tear Hameh Investigate a radioactive object 1:14 Moments of Gamfort Residential 8:15 Oamain Kangaroo 48 Clabhouse 18:88 Barbara Stanwyck Skow 82. 88 ((Solor) 8:88 I Married Joaa 8 “ Adventure on Happiness Street” in the sea off Malibu. Jeremy TV, Radio and Phonos Noraiag Show 88 Compass Yoa Asked For H Slate and Ron Ely star. ' 8;45 News f. 8, 2t Josephine Little an American ad W. H. England Lumber Col 11:44 The Price ta Bight Wagon Train ’’ 33. 34 Roto-Rotor 18:88 I Love Lncy 48 6:55 Sports venturess in Hong Kong, uses her - (Color) Bay Wbea 88. 88 contacts to help obtain medicine Robert Horton and John Mclntlre Phone Ml 9-4537'" Basie 8 7:88 After Dinner Moylo "AT THE GREEN" Moraiag Coart- ■ in "The Tlburcio Mendez Story". Service “Back From Etemlty”. R( for an American doctor's charity Doable Exposare Band of Californios led by Tl- 18:88 Video VIttago 48 clinic. Dinner Is Served Best Seller 8 Ryan. Anita Ekberg Million Dollar Movie 18 burclo Mendex try to stop the Any Questions? Pti» Year Baaeh IS. 88 Pall Sllyers 11:84 Year SarprUe Fackaga rogress ot the four wagons Bill EINAR L LORENTZEN Million DolUr Moylo “ Angels Wash Their Faces.” O p e n All Day Saturday E Potterton's (G^or) 18:88 Saa g^aaclsee l^at 8 GeaceatratloB [awks is leading from the main 180 Ceater St.—Cor. Chnrch St. Yoa Asked For It 8 V *’He Was Her Man” . James Cag Lavs That Bob 4. train to Los Angeles. Phone M l 9>7412 ney. Joan Blondell: , Featare 88 11:88 Doable E s^saro 8 Peter Obbb 8. 48. tt U:44 Love Of -LUe Rang Kong 8. 44 The Price Is Btghi 88 18 Weather. Local News 82 Troth or CoaseqaeBces Rod Taylor'lor In "The Innocent (Color) News of the Hoar aad Weather 88 Craig Stevens in “ Come Dance 8. M. Exile". NeVewsman Evans suspects Q: I read that Julia Meade h u With Me^And Die” . Gunn probes CamoBflaBo Qnished filming a motion picture Moraing Coart 8. 58 News aad Weather I# kidnaping of dance hall p r l by 13:84 It Conld Be Tea totln girl can lead him Academy Playheaso 48 The Peeple’s Choice 58 a group of hoods. (Colon to the place of an ousted "Tammy Tell Me True." Is this The Austin A. 11:88 Year Surprise Paekago 8 7:15 Western Mass. Highlights tt The Third Maa 88 ton«areb ' Far Tpntamw _ _ in dictator and’ a her first movie? Gene S. Coaceniratinn tt tO Sports Camera PILGRIM MILLS Namtor PIcom I. 44, big story. 11:88 News. Wegther aad Sports 8. 48 Love That Bob 8. 48. 58 News WorUi’s Best Mevlet U:46 The Onldlag Light 1:34 Waatod-r-Dead Or Allvo 6 A : No. Lost year she apepared in CHAMBERS co 18:88 Love Of Life 8 7:88 The Americans 58 “ Deadline At Dawn” Susan Hay- 13:66 Newa Day Bepart Steven M c^ een . Wife’s urnnt "Pillow Talk" with Rock Hudson Tratk or Coaoogseaoee 88 88 Darryl Hickman and^^ Inck ward. Paul l^ukas. FABRICS FOR ALL AT CHOIEY HALL 1:66 My UMIe Margie plea prompts bounty hunter Josh Moving.... (Color) . Davalos in “The Guerrillas.” Jeff Big News 88 Abent Facea _ I. 44. Randall to hunt for her husband Camoaflage 8s 48. 58 Canfield fights beside a Union News and Weather 88 AT LOW. LOW KMU FRICK!. At Rama With Kitty .despite the threats of two ven- Q: Is Paul Burke o f "Naked Packing.... 18:88 It Coaid Bo Tea 88. 88 deserter to save a town from a 11:15 Saspeaie Theater 8 Mavir MaHaea eance-minded brothers. CJity” married? Also, how old Storage.... iCoIor) band of the deserter's plundering “ loss The Blood Off My Bands” "No Man’s Woman ’ f he Price Is Bight S3. 34 Search For Toasorrow 8 - cohorts. Jaeli Paar Shew 88 SalGwroom Honnt: Every D»y Noon to S PJA.—Satnrdej 10 AM. to • PM . sor. (Ctolor) . _ . he? Joan C. Local or UnUIMfi Namber Please 8. 88, 58 Cheyenne Show 8. 48. 58 Featare 48 48 1:36 An the Warld T a n s Adveatares at Ossla aad Barrtel A : Paul Is 34 years of age. He 12:45 The Onldlag Ugbt 8 Clint Walker in “The Frlutened I Jack Paar Shew tt Righwav Patrol Long Distance M U V I H a 12:55 News Day Report 88 Town” . Townspeople refuse to I Nite Desk 8 CHENEY HAIX. I ll HARTFORD HP., NEXT TO KINO’S Sadat Nates With Kitty 33 ■The Little House Guest.” Oxzle and his wife Peggy have three 1:88 My Little Margie 8 come to the marshal’s aid when i WerM’s Best Mevles fCeat’i ) 8 All Star PUyhease and Harriet baby sit with’ a neigh children. Al^at Faces 8. M. 58 the town Is overrun by a gang of \ News 8« 88 The OhristMhera bor’s little toy. TRAILER VAN SERVICE 17 O A K ST. At Home With Kitty 82 hoodlums. > Memeate ef Cegstert • 1:36 At Berne With Kitty . Harbor 'CantmiuiK 18 Movie Matiaee 18 3:66 Face The Fads Tallahassee 1444 44 Q. Who are the artists who “ I Cover The Underworid**. Ray 8:88 Tales Of Wells Fargo 22 Joa Mnrray Shaw IS. 34 Dale Robertson in “ Stage From The first V. S. mait-in-spEMie documtneEury with BIngliah dubb 4:44 Perry Coma Show 33. 84 originated "The Fllntstones' SOS E. MIDDLE TPKE. Phone M l 3-6247 MiddlMon Midge Ware, the girl star of ings . . . Maynard Ferguson is writ (Color) (Color) Guest: Martha Raye. 1:88 As The World Tama 8 Yuma” . Hardie Joins a g a ^ of flight, now understood to be get Day In Gaart 4. 44. 63 Mv Slstf* Eileen 3 Joyce V. MI S-S187 or Htfd. CH 7-1429 Highway Patrol 8 road agents to prevent wells "GunsHnger,*' Is tecuned with Ron for April, will receive live TV cov ing all the music for the new a BC 3:36 Raasa PaHy "Ruth, the Reformer." Ruth and A; “The Fllntstones” were ere- Social Notes With Kitty 22 Fargo from being robbed. nie Howard, seen regularly cm erage by all networkg . .. NBC-TV series, "Tlie Racers” . . . "Adven- toretta Vaanr Theater 33 Eileen ask an officer to help them All Star Playhoaso 48 SarUide Six 8. 48. 58 Bead la Reality I . 44. ated by Joe Barbera and Bill Ijee Patterson in “ Inside Job” . “The Andy Griffith Show,^ In will have Saturday evening movie turqa in Paradise’’ has been re save a juvenile delinquent from This Is The Aaswer 58 1:44 The Milllaaalre the long arm of the law. Hanna. . 1:35 At Home With Kitty 22 Private investigator is hired as “Five Minutes to liv e /' a dra gpecialg during the 1961-62, geaiaon newed for the third year by -ABC- Yanna Dr. Mateoe Hawaiian Eve 8. M 63 2:88 Face The Facts 8 a bank teller to thwart a planned matic program to be slotted cm the Anthony Elsley and Greg Hac- How's This For Jaa Norray Show 22. 88 ’ robbery. . . . Walt Dianey will have tm hour TV . , . "TTamp Ship,’’ a new hour- (Color) Q: I recently saw a slngpr. All-Star Daekpla Bowling 18 networks soon. long ghpw on NBC-TV next aeaaon long weekly'teleirlalon series, la be Qaeea Far A Day I. 44. 63 Kenzle in "The Humuhumunuku- ALTERATIONS (Color) 3:34 'fha Veidid Is Years nukuapuaa Kid". The invesllga- named Page Morton on television Day la CoaH I. 48. 58 . . . Bob Cummingg will have a ing prepared by ABC-TV. Fraro ITieae Boats 81. M tora expose a fortune hunter as a Does she have her own sho-w" 2:88 House Party 8 S A Bargain? Loretta Voaar Theater 22 88 CBS-TV geries next fall . . . Burr The annual Cannes Film Festival Osaaeetleat Baadstaad murderer. Royce V. ■' .■» 'Will be -videotaped for internation Who Da Yea TrostT 44. 63 TV Playhaaie 18 Road to Reality 8. 48. 58 TiUgtrom creator of “Kukla, Fran 4:66 Banger Aady Shpw 3 ,A:34 Danger Dangi Is Hy Baslness 13 A: Page has her own radio show 8:88 The Mlllloaalre and Ollie," hag prepared a five al showing for thd first time . . . 34 / / t’ve Oat( A Secret 8 loiiai’ (>i .ilaioae tt M FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS Moke Beam Far Daddy which is broadcast in 15 cities C l A H T V (Color) minute TV aeries starring the two Jackie Gleason will Vacate hla TV Ameriean Baadstaad I 61, With Garty Moore, host and em- Merle At Poor IF cee; . paneltsta BJll Cullen. Henry coast to coast. ^ IV W On Any Console. MANCHESTER Beea For A Day 8. 48. HETKR’S DTNA VISION SYSTEM puppet members of the team. show late in March after nine ses- Ken- Morgan. Betsy Palmer. Bess 8:88 9 Theh Verdict...... Is Yeara Screen Gems ’drill start produc aiona . . . Eva Gabor will guest on "Highway West". Arthur From rhese Roots 88. 88 IS THE •’X-RAY’’ METHOD FOR nedy, Brenda Marshall Myerson and guests. Celebrity Q; Will Polly Bergen be'making (Color) tion of live TV shows . . . Hedy La a forthcoming ‘Tlarrtgan A Bon’’ 4:36 The kdre Of Night guest: Debbie Reynolds. "Night Service Our SpedaHy" A PERFECT JOB! Here’s Hellyweed- . 33. 34 16:66 TV Hoar 3 aify TV appearances now that she CoaBeetieat Baadstaad marr may come out o f retirement episode on ABO-TV . . . Jania Page - 3 Who Do You Trastr S3, d has been set as femme star of "Tlie 6:44 Featare FUm "Welcome Home". Shirley Booth Is in'Hollywood making a movie? DRV CLEANERS 1:88 Raaget Aady 8 to ait on the panel of a new TV "Girls’ Dormitory” . Tyrone stars. Eccentric housekeeper Is Mike B. Make R ^ m For Daddy 88. 18 •how . . . There’s network talk of Happiest Day,’’ NBO-TVi, April 2S Power, Simone Simon. faced with a bleak future. < Ameriraa Baadstaad 8. 48 58 LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO Fepeye Theater Peter Laves Mi^ _ 33. 36 ■ A : Tee. Polly will shortly have MANCHESTER TV bringing Germtuiy*a hit TV series, musical comedy apeciaL Craig Peter Lind Hayes. Mary Healy In 9.3 Wells St — Ml 3-7254 Movie At Fear 18 W. MIDDLE TPKE. AT BROAD MI S-70M First Shew featured role on a -forthcoming Al •18 CENTER ST.— M l 9-19M ’ ’Highway West"- Arthur Kctt* •Trhe "nilrd Reich," to the United Stevens, Charles Buggies and Tony Rebel Wilhoat A Cause" ‘ ’Getting Peteria fitlter". Peter nedy. Brenda Uarahalt BUtes TV aeU for lato 1961 as a Randall will also ^ipear. Dean. N atalie Wood. (Color). loads the Lindsey household with fred Hitchcock obow. IPAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ (DAT, MARCH 18, 1961 troURSDAY Teievisi^ PROGRAMli "UigiiBrar West". Arthur Xan- Disk PowsU’t Saao Gray Thenta* ] • ;t t CMUaeeM OtMaraMn >» nedy, Brenda MankalL j Thomaa MItchaU .In " A , W aim (C olon «:aa Bd«s Ol Miaht J Day In U earen". ..CalculnttsB •iM n u I*. Omr FaUh Haro’s BsUywaad II, If stmnger wngaa na erU camjmign O P E N t ( H A M . t o 1 TM, OoBitMalel Cleeeree* a :ia Psataro PB«a ^ ' • to bn^ about Um m om d o » y ,_ ^ lC 0 ,o r : "Okinawa". Pat O'Brien, Cameron P R ID A T m i g h t s C T X 8dW MitcheU of aa onUre town and Ita la- 1:M Dave Oanawar Today Popsya Tkealar • SATITROAT UNTIL NOON ELECTRONICS Mad Haasa B M cC oys^ . Look aad L oan S SIiqw • TheRlTal ’, Grandpa. In Uto role Coatiaeatal CbMsi a "The Sun Shtnea Bdaht” . John of peacemaker, tries to Mtha a LABORATORIES T:U Waathm It Rusaeli „ JealtMU Luke when he thinks Admiral Swafcky }* has designs on aa attraoUre 7:M iBoishto a neighbor. Cl naouMa* Brpart,BrpsH Mows, Woathor I B:M Ba Oar Gaaal TalM Of Tho Vlkiags U V I I II Ol I 7:ia Breakfast Tuna a Itoete A His Prtaada bi 277 BROAD t t t t Baa Biehai«o I B:tS BiaB k ilia 1 c Shaw 1:11 OnasUages _ , 1:11 UaatalB K aasana I B:aa Pallx Tha Cal Tony. Young and Preston -S-S— Foster ^A O f Your Mosonry Wolij w 9:11 reataro fUai * S:aa Haeklahaiwy Hsaad In ‘'The Recruit." Lost shipment •Two SenoritM Prom Chtcaao". ' Cartaaa playbsaaa ol Confederate Army silver ban C SHOP STANEK'S Joan Dario, Jinx Falkenberc. Mr. Kd spurs Cord on a hunt which ends The CatUaralaas in murder. ^ is r o K Bachelor Father IB. M S:S;:oaaa. News THOROSEAL ti TEUSVISION Cartaaa TIaao 1:11 Oaaatry Style My Three Sana It dd AlmaBBO Behind Claaad Dears Ffed MacMurray in "SmaU Ad a:U Wsatbor. News aad Spatts venture", Experience for Btera JOB PROVEN ' '^2 L RADIOS 1:11 LaaBoo Taaaa Douglas Slid the boys when, t^ #:ia CaatalB Baaoara 'Ttahtrape |ntormo»'<^" Litrrofur ni l;M I KanM Jaaa 1:11 News aad Wsathar behnown to them, their dog PHONOaRAPHS M aniaa Shaw AettBB Thaatsr Tramp comts home with a letbai ir Skles’a Oomar Stick of dynamlto. . . 11:11 I Lars Lacr OoBgTessloaal lavesttgatav II w AUTO RADIOS te a inw a as. BiahWay Hallday , , — Saola l:U Hawo _ ^ I . I . M. » lf:M VMaa VIUa«a 3 1:11 I m Ms Parade *• 1:11 Tuw%sao Erale Ford M. 11 at Plus DepeadMUe Service Bast Sailor ' 7:ia The Jim Backas Shaw B Color); Guest; Robert Horton. PlBr kaar Raach Wait Palal _ . Tha nataaeluiblas "I (Colorl MllHaa Dollar Marla , _ U R ^rt Stack in "Man Gndw P' I \ I. \ 1 M ( i ^ \ I j N A - I I: V n » Vaa Atkad Par It "He Was Her Man". Jamea Cap- Glass". New Orleans Importer Is SM N. Mata S t—Ml 9-5288 11:11 Daabla BxMsaro caught bringing In narcotics ship Tba Plica u BUM H m s. aad Wsatkaa It, ments tor a crime syndicate. ELLINOTON BRANCH U Piaao Paps 1| k .J o t b I b c C a a r l A IS 7:11 Wratara*Maasaehaa«^ HlakUphU 11:11 Face The Nalloa ___ • West Rowd—Route 88—TR 8-8S18 vm iVam'en Today's Wansaa News Correspondent Hosmim B. T l l :i a CaacoBtrattaa SpaMa Camara - tolth, chairman. Henry Cabot T todge, former United ^ tea Am- Yaar Sarprisa Paakaca news tl Lora That Bab 7 :M Aaa Sethara Shaw , bsssiuior to tho Unitod Notloikis U>aa Lara at U fa It'a O live's weddlna day and ttie and Lord Robert Booth by mratt- 99 ti Tnth >tr Caaseaaaaaao ber -of the BriUsh House ol Lorb. Bartley House prorides the seUlnp will meet In a debate on toe w Oassaaflafo for her marriage to Dr. Delbert “Route 66 ol NURMI U :ia Nambar rlrasa Gr»y. ^ ^ mm question "Should Red China Ba Search Pat Taasarraw Hsw Tall U A Qiaatr „**••• Admitted to the U.N. Now?'' ei AU TO BODY It CaaM Ba Yaa Documentary film of 14 Mexican Oraacho Shaw _ **• S (Contiaued from Pa*« One) younCBtcrs who ovorcamo le v . MUliaa Dollar Maria AB »:U ^e'^aidlBr Uahl hunger and porerty and gare the "Angels Wash Their FSeea. tl U :U Nawa Day B e|M rt world a lesson In courage by ia:M ThaThlrd Maa t hia mother ■waa a dancer
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LXXX, NO. 143 TOURTEEN PAGES— PLUS TWELVE PAGE TABLOID MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1961 (ClMiUied Advertltlng on Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Blacks, Whites Riot State News Kennedy Seeks Roundup $500 Million In Johannesburg as Budget Bpifet I Autopsy Shows Washington, March 20 (/P) Voerwoerd Returns —President Kennedy, askeci Driver, 60, Died Congress today to boost ne.xt Johannesburer, South Afri-t At the same time, security po Of Lung Injury year’s budget by nearly $500 ca, March 20 (/P)— Fighting lice in nationwide raids arrested million. broke out between blacks and 10 African NationaUst leaders to He sought', among other things, On Arrest of Sit-ins head off possible demonstrations Groton, March 20 (^)—The additional, funds to step up State whites outside Johannesburg tomorrow, first anniversary of the death of a motorist who was Department activities in Africa, City Hall today as Prime Min day white police killed 60 Africans being held in a cell at the strengthen the U.S. Information ister Hendrik F. Verwoerd re and wounded 180 others at Sharpe- Agency’s program in Africa and vllle. State Police Troop here has Latin America and expand the Louisiana’s turned from a conference in Verwoerd was met at Jan Smuts been attribnted to a build-up U.S. staff at the United Nations. London during which he an Airport, 15 miles outside Johanes- of fluid in his lungs as a re Kennedy also proposed increases nounced South Africa is leav burg, by lieveral thousand whites. sult of an injury sustained in of nearljj $41 million for various School Bias ing the British •common They cheered, sang, and waved an accident. Interior' " Department operations wealth. placards reading "Welcome to our and more than $442 million for the beloved prime minister. South Dr. Robert Henkle of Water Agriculture Department. The South African Presa Aa- ford, acting medical examiner, The latter would be mainly to aociation described the ciaah as a Africa thanks you.” Held Illegal The scene was far different in said today the victim, Joseph J. strengthen research, watershed, ‘,‘fuIl-Bcale riot.” The agency re Carrol, 60, Rt. 216, North Stoning- 2 downtown Johanncaburg in front forestry, con.servation and school ported: ton, had been in a tuberculosis of the city hall. There Verwoerd's lunch programs, loan programs of Wafihintfton, March 20 e submitted later. Dr.' Henkle said an autopsy Whether the budget changes will picture in theaters. showed the accumulation of fluid reach capitol hill this week, as in Carroll’s lungs apparently re originally planned, is now uncer Washington, March 20 (/P) sulted from a combination of his tain, the White House said. ^ —^The Supreme Court today Rusk, Gromyko Fail drinking, his history as a tubercu For the. State Department, Ken agreed to rule on appeals by lar, and a blow on the chest re nedy actually proposed a net de 17 Negro students who were ceived in the accident. crease of $130,000 because of re Half an hour before he was ductions in contributions to inter arrested in “ sit-in” demon found dead in his cell, Carroll was national organizations and a re strations at white lunch coun To End Laos Crisis up and walking arotind, the physi programming of funds for Inter ters in Baton Rouge, La. clan said. Because he had been national Fisheries commissions. ’Their appeeds are the first which complaining of pains in the chest, But on the plus side, for the will be heard by the Supreme Washington, March 20 (JPt—No^dersecretary of state Chester arrapgements, to move him to a fiscal year which begins next July Court as the result of prosecutions Indications of progress toward Bowles, “ Assistant Secretary Fo, hospital were being made when he 1, he asked for a $300,000 increase of sit-in demonstrators in the South. ending lAotlan crisis have D. Kohler and Soviet affairs e: died. State Police said. "for emergencies in the diplomatic ’The High Court’s order agreeing stemmed from a lengthy U.S.-So pert Charles E. Bohlen. and consular service," $350,000 to to hear the appeals said that three viet conference on Cold War is Gromyko w m accompanied by expand African programs, $500,000 hours would be allowed for argu sues that threaten to become hot. Deputy Foreign Minister Arkady Proclamation for policy planning studies and ments. The date for hearing the Secretary of State Dean Rusk Sorolev and Ambassador Mikhail Hartford, March 20 (,T>,—Citi $155,000 to prt)vide 23 extra staff arguments will be set later. and Soviet Foreign Minister An Menshikvo, Soviet envoy to Wash lens of Connecticut regardless of members for the U.S. mission at The students contended in three drei A. Gromyko restated in de ington. their form of worship today were the U.N. ' separate appeals that a state has tail the U.S. and Russian positions urged to observe Good Friday ” in This would bring the U.S. mis no' power to compel segregaUon of during an extraordinary 5-hour Berkeley! Calif., March 20 (/P>— earnest and devout prayer to show sion staff to 134 to nelp it meet the races and, therefore, Louisiana conference Saturday.. Secretary of State Dean Rusk to us how to lift the veil of darkness problem of enlarged U.N. activities could not impose criminal penal The two, accompanied by top day delivers the pHncipal address obscuring the sunlight of peace.” and intensified diplomatic negotia As Spring Loosens Winters Grip ties for their expression of dissatis advisers, began talking over lunch at the University of California’s This appeal was made today by tions there. ’Thawing waters whirr over the dam at Tankeroosan Lake in Vernon as soft weekend snow nettles faction at ’’being relegated to sec at the State Department at 1 p.m. Charter Day ceremonies—his first Gov. John N. Dempsey as. he pro Kennedy is reported ready -to on rocky ledgwf flanking the dam. Whiter seems reluctant to surrender its icy blanket on branches ond class status in public estab smd did not part until dusk was major speech on the West Coast. claimed March 31 as a day of fast submit a balanced budget to Con even today, the first day of spring. (Herald photo by Satemlli.) lishments.” shadorwlng Washington at 6 f.m. . He arrived at nearby Alameda ing and prayer. gress soon—and then supplement The IT Negroes, all of whom at A Joint statement, couched in Navkl Air Station from Washing Noting that St. Luke’s account it with a request for at least $1 tended Southern University, were very general terms, said only that of the cruclflxion read: "It was now billion in deficit defense .spending. sentenced tq four months’ imprison ton late yesterday aboard a Mili Congressional leaders have been they hoped their "open and frank tary Air Transport plane with about the sixth bouc. and-there Spring Returns, ment, each. Three months of the dlacuaston . . . will lead to a bet Mrs. Rusk and ^ g e r Tubby, as was darkness over the whole Jand infornied that the President hopes Reds Seen Opening Sentence could be suspended by ter mutual understanding of the by making separate recommenda Swallows, Too payment of a $100 fine by each. sistant secretary of state for pub until the ninth hour,” Governor tions for defense spending increases They ■were arrested while sit positions and attitudes of both lic affairs. Dempsey said: governments and may facilitate to drive two points home to the ting at lunch counters in Sitman's Rusk is en route to the SEATO "The darkness of 2"000 years ago country: ^ Wlnd.sor Locks, March 20 Drug Store, in the Krefss store. the conBtderation of outstanding Council of Ministers meeting in 1. That he is making every effort (jpt — The vernal equinox, or problems.” Congo Debate in UN Bangkok March 27-30. (Continued on Page Thirteen) to keep the nation on a pay-as-you- first day of springy began to (Continued on Page Seven) What they talked about was de go basis. day at 3:32 p.m. scribed as "a variety of subjects of 2. That the reason he is unable to This means, says the. U.S. mutual interest," but it was learn By WILLIAM N. OATIS '|>ernment’s repeated demands that Vatican Also Replies do so at this point lies in the need Weather Bureau at Bradley United Nations, N. Y., March 20 h'e be recalled. Kasavubu accused ed that the major emphasis was for a stepped-up defense effort to Field that the sun started to Dayal of bias toward the late Court Upsets State on the Laotian crisis. The wording (A^—Soviet foreign minister An which he pointed in the presiden travel northward from the drei Gromyko was expected to open Patrice Lumumba and toward of the statement clearly showed tial campaign. celestial equator, making this GIzenga after Lumumba's death. Murder Conviction jL ja ck of progress in narrowing the Kennedy apparently plans few a new debate on The Congo today Polish Cardinal Defies the period when night and day in the U.N. General Assembly New York Herald Tribune cor differences. over-all changes In the $80.9 bil afe of equal length over the respondent Marguerite Higgins re Washington, March 20 (/Pj—The Other subjects reportedly in lion budget that Eisenhower sent with charges that Belgium, Sec entire Earth. retary-general Dag Hammarskjold ported from Leopoldville yester- Supreme Court today struck down cluded The Congo, Berlin, United to Congress In January for the Says the Bureau: di.y that, according to high a Connecticut murder conviction Nations problems and disarma and Congolese President Joseph Gomulka, Red Regime fiscal year beginning July 1. Sav "The winter season made a Kasavubu are conspiring to dis sources, Hammarskjold is contin on the ground the trial judge used ment. ings Kennedy’s experts have been memorable departure from the member the' chaotic Central uing Da.val in The Congo post be the wrong standard to determine The (Seneva conference on a nu able to calculate in some areas Northeast yesterday. Snow, African territory. cause the Secretary-general "fears whether' a confession admitted clear test ban which resumes to Warsaw, Poland, March 20 (Ab may be offset by increases in. oth sleet and freezing rain pre- to offend Dayal’s countryman and into evidence was volimtsrlly morrow also may have been men —Hurling defiance at the Polish Gromkyo’s newest target was ers. vailed over much of this area the decision b.v Kasavubu and all boss. Prime Minister Nehru of In given. tioned. CJommunlst regime, Stefan Cardi Eisenhower estimated a $1.5 bil throughout ..the last day of dia.” The court ruled that ConnecU- nal Wyszynskl pledged yesterday other Congo political leaders ex Rusk is.believed to have made lion surplus. But this was based winter. cept Soviet-backed Antoine Gl- Mi.ss Higgins reported that ”Tli» cut ma.v. retry Harold D. Rogers, It very clear to Gromyko, and thus that the Roman Catholic Church Total snowfall in the Hart zenga to junk the unworkable fed high-'handedne.ss, arrogance, even 55, a Negro of New Haven, who to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush will not bend to the Red ’’Caesars” (Continued on Page ’Thirteen) ford area now stands at 78.8 contempt with which . . . Da.val was sentenced to death for a 1953 chev, that the United States has in the mounting church-state eral government plan left by Bel robbery slaying. Inches for the winter season, gium and replace It with a con treated the • Ka.savubu regime no intention of allo'v&ing beleaguer struggle. making this the second great would give ground for fury on the The Supreme Court specified ” I tell you Caesars that you will federation of semi-independenf part of an.y government,” She add that if Rogers is not given a new ed Laos to be taken over by Com est seasonal snowfall of record states. munist rebels. bow to your God and you will ed that Dayal’s temporary re News Tidbits ■ in the periods since 1904, when Some observers expected Gro The United States has several serve only him and no one else,’’ 79.9 inches fell.” placement, Mekki Abbas of the (Continued on Page ^ v e o ) the Polish primate declared. "Satan myko would pick up Ghana Pre.s- Sudan, "has done much to ease the times expressed deep concern over from the AP Wires ident Kwame Nkrumah's argu a Communist air lift of arms to is mighty but man will not bow San Juan Capistrano. Calif., explosive situation created by his head before him.” ment that Kasavubu,'’^ln accepting Da.Val's aloofness from The Con pro-Communlst Pathet Lao rebels, ’The Cardinal’s voice boomed, March 20 (/P) - - The swallows the presidency of the proposed con which threatens to lead to art ever Pierre Salinger, White House are back, right on schedule. go’s leaders.” bayal is now at through the high-vaulted' CJhurch presa "secretary and accomplished federation, had quit the pres U.N. headquarters reporting on accelerating arms race on both of the Visitation as he declared Hundreds flew in yesterday idency of the expring republic and sides. pianist, says President Kennedy morning to join the dozens of The Congo operation. Bulletins that state-sponsored youth groups had lost hia right to U.N. recogni Hammarskjold was said to have The U.S. position is that a truly characterized by "athelzatlon, la- is “very interested” in idea of early arrivals which oldtlmers Culled from AP Wire* White House-sponsored American tion as The Congo’s chief of state. got Ceylon’s-promise of 800 to neutral government should be iciisation, indifferentism, rational here dub as scouts. Hammarskjold, meanwhile, was established in. Liaos, neither pro- Music-and-Arts Prize . . Phila About 2,000 early risers 1,000 troops for the U.N. force In ism, etc.”. Show the Communist reported to have asked Rajeshwar The Congo which, with the com Russtan nor pro-Western. rulers are persecuting the' church. delphia radiologist says that 98 ■were on hand to make sure the G.ABLE BABY A BOY per cent of lo<^ized cancer cases Dayal of India to continue as head bat battalion now being sent by After Gromyko left. Rusk call ’’It is. so. easily raid that there birds fulflllcd their traditional ' of the U.N. operation . in, The Hollyw«H»d, March 20 (A7 — . ed in British. Ambassador Sir Har are now cured by radiation equip feat of returning to this 185- is no struggle against religion,” Congo despite the Kasavubu gov- (Continued on Page Thirteen) Clark Galile’s widow gave birth old Caccla and French Ambas Cardinal Wyszynskl said. “And ment .- . . Prof. Owen Lattimore, year-old mission on St. today to an 8-poiind boy.. Both sador Herve Alphand, presumably wjiat is this ? 'What can one call authority on history, culture and Joseph's Day, March 19. More .Mrs. Kay Gable and the baby, to give them a report on his con this?” politics of Central Asia, says he swallows will arrive from their delivered by Caesarean section, ference with- the Russian. Wladyslaw Gomulka, Poland’s obtained visa to spend summer in wintering grounds in Central were rejiorted in good condition-. Rusk and Gromyko exchanged Communist party chief, had Mongolian Peogle’s'Republir, and South America over the Price Fix Probes Loom at Hollywood Presbyterian Hoa- pleassmtrles before and after the charged Saturday that the Vatican President Kennedy's Peace next few weeks. pital. The time of birth was' Corps already 4ias attracted 20,000 session and outwardly at least the is trying to provoke “persecution A bird curator at Los 7:48 a.111. Gable, longtime movie atmosphere seemed cordial and and martyrdom” in Poland and is persons and stimulated new in Angeles County Museum once hern, died in the same hospital harmonious. sacrificing the Polish hierarchy in terested in, foi’elgn languages attributed the birds’ return .to For Meat, Milk, Drugs last Nov, 16 of a heart attack. Rusk’s advisers included U.N. its fight against communism. Go among college studertta, according w;arming weather, noC^^he This was his first child and he Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, un- mulka denied any persecution of to Morris Abram,' Atlahta^lawyer calCTder. He has few baclcera . . . Mrs. John F. Kennedy just Washington, March 20 (/P)— The'yhis brother’s*term a.s president. had (ooked forward eagerly to the church. among the . townspeople, Ite birth. The Cardinal said that instesul back from weekend at Glen Oiw, though. Justice Department is pushing in In oases of civil righLs viola of anti-Communist directives, the Ca r d i n a l w v s z v n s k i Presidential estat’e in Virginia vestigations of alleged price Ax tions, he reiterated his .policy of Laos R e p o rts Vatican’s constant instruction was hunt country, departs for week In ing in meat, milk, drugs and other giving state officials a chance to TV WOKKM.AN BOUND OVER that "Poland acta on its own.” Nerw York City . . . Pearl Har Riliicoff Raps AMA products "almost all across the "clean up the matter themselves” New Britain, March 20 (A>— Cardinal Wyszynskl said that bor and several West Coast sites board in certain sections of the before taking federal action. Circuit Court Judge John G. Pro-Red Gain during his conversations with Pope are being considered by Navy for United States.” "Have they actually in some (Teala today ordered television John X X ni, the late Pope Pius multi-million dollar assembly de Baron Health Bill Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy cases taken action themselves repairman Howard Wilson of said "We’re going to be able to Hartford bound over to Superior Vlentlarie, Laos, March 20 XII and other church lex ers in pot for Polaris missile. Keating asked. "Yes. a number of Rome “not once has an attempt Air Force says it has started Washington, March 20 (A*)—Sec lower prices in some of these imr them have,” Kennedy said, "and Court on a charge of obtaining The Royal Laotian Army chief of portant fields,” and ^ e d the suc money under false pretense*. staff today reported the pro-Com- been made to give me any instruc preliminary testing at Wright-Pat- retary of Welfare Abraham A. then several have not.” tions whatsoever on how the Po terson Air Force Base, Dayton, Rlbicoff says doctors are "mis cessful prosecution^nder the El He urged more legislation to Wilson, owner of Empire Tele munist Pathet Lao rebels had senhower administration of 29 big vision Service Co. in Hartford, made significant advances on two lish bishops should conduct church Ohio, of wind tunnel capable of leading the American people” confbat organized crime, men affaifs in Poland.” sustained air speeds of as high as when-they label the administra electrical equipment manufactur tioning transmission of gambling was the first of eight TV repair* fronts. ers. men given a probable cause Gen. Ouane Rathikone said rebel The church apparently plans to 11,000 miles an hour, 14 times tion’s health care for the aged plan information across state lines and continue ..making its -views known speed of sound . - . Sen. Styles as "socialized medicine.” "When the (electrical) conspira broadening the fields into which hearing on Circuit Court 15. Hie forces who captured the road Bridges, R-N.H., says "We may cy broke down,” he said, "the price judge, found probable cause in Junction of Sale Phou Koun,' be to Poland’s Catholics. High church Doctors are In no way involved the FBI can move. sources rej>orted today a pastoral have many new personalities in in the proposal to provide care for to the consumer and to the govern Wilson's ( ^ e and bound him tween Vientiane smd Luang Pra- ment fell about 30 to 40 per cent.” Kennedy said he no longer thinks over to the next criminal term letter has been draftM and prob Republican party by 1964” an^ the elderly through Social Secur a national crime commission is bang, were still driving south and ably will be read from Roman former Vice President Richard He said price fixing is wide of Superior Court under $200 were only 10 miles north of Vang ity, Ribicoff said yesterday in a needed to coordinate efforts Catholic pulpits on Ekister Sun Nixon is "In no way assured of television interview (ABC-Issues spread and the department has bond. The eight television re Vleng, a government military started investigations in almost against gangsters, something he pairmen, all from the Hartferd day, AprU 2. Presidential nomination . . . East and Answers). advocated when he was counsel to headquarters. ’The informants declined to dir- Germany’s Communist rulers an Ribicoff said the program deals every major city. "Rather im area, were arrested after a twa* Rebels on the southern - front portant cases appear to be de the Senate Labpr Rackets Commit month investigation by state pe- 1 close contents o f the letter but nounce they are switching man .with the- costs of hospital, nursing' tee. have recaptured Tha Vieng, 20 left no dottbt it deals with church- power and equipment from un home and .outpatient care. He add veloping,” he added, in New York lire into ooniplainta that cus miles sofu^ of rebel-held Xieng City and New York state. He said he now believes the tomers were being bilked. - itate differences. The letter was successful aircraft industry to ed the American Medical Associa Justice Department can largely Khouang, in the Plalne des Jarres. drafted at a meeting of all Polish meet shortages in other fields. tion seeks to spread the impres Kennedy was interviewed by Government forces captured Tha Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, R-N. Y„ accomplish these objectives, al KENNEDY’S SCHEDUIE bishops at Cardinal Wyszynaki’s Rep. B. Carrol Reece of Ten sion that doctors would be con though he would nqt oppose leg Vieng iMt wSek. Rathikone said palace in Warsaw last Thursday nessee, onetime Republican Na in a program recorded for use Washington, March 20 l/W— trolled. islation to set up such a commis President Kennedy will send about 50 government soldiers were and Friday, the sources said. tional Committee chairman and And he said many Individual yesterday by New York radio and wounded in the fighting for the television stations. sion. tlongres* a specisJ mecMge oa A Vaticah Radio broadcast yes long allied with most conserva physicians are afraid to' supj^rt He also urged caution on a pro foreign aid tomorrow, hold a town yesterday. terday Joined in the Cardinal’s tive forces of hia party. Is dead at the program because the AMA Keating asked about rumors Vang Vieng is 100 road miles "That there’s been some rift or posal of Sen. Estes Kefauver, D- news conference Wedaesdajr *ad charge of persecution. It said 71 . . . South Viet Nam govern "exeri:i8es' very strong sanctions Tenn., to create within the de may send Congrcee anether north of Vientiane. Gomulka has made “A grave at ment charges that Communists against individual doctors who difficulty between you and J. The general said the rebel force Edgar Hoover.” partment an office to license pro message Thursday prepootng tack a' gainst the Cateolic Church are trying to stir up trouble be speak up their mind.” fessional boxers, promoters and budget revtsloDS. Kenaedy** moving op Vsmg Vieng is made up in Poland” , while directing his tween it andiCdmbodIa . . . Ave- In Chicago, Leonard W. Larson, "There’s certainly nothing to o f one battalion of regulars smd it,” Kennedy said. managers. ' news ' conference at A OM. words against the Vatican. The rell Harrinian, President Ken president-elect of the AMA, said ' “I think the danger in that Is WcNlnesday will be. Us d g k l l ^ two battalions of regional f i g h t s broadcast accused Gomulka- of nedy's roving American ambas the overwhelming majority of the Kennedy said "perhaps some time” he would like to run for-of that we could become more of a nine weeks In office, Tkero wW _ now entrenched Just north of Pha' standard Communist tactics in sador, confsrrs for 90 minutes nation’s doctors expose the admin- be no live tcteeMaa er nM o f' * fice, hilt plans to serve as attorney regulatory an neyncy than a Depart*Depai ment o f Juauce,” fCeimedy Mid. eeeeiBff* af the maaimL (OeaHuMd m Page Biz). (OsBUraei «B t f S Two) WLADTSLLAW GOMULKA (Oontlaned on Page TWrteem) (Oonttnnsd on Page Four) general for the full four yean of .4 (\