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FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1981 PAGE EIGHTEEN Ayerage Daily Net Preaa Ron The Weather lianrIjPBtpr lEufttittg IJpralb For the Week Ended Foreeut of U> S. Weather Boreae March 11, 1961 the addiUonal year or begin col­ Rain ending this evening, breeey, David L. Crafts, son of Mr. and ] Early Choice Plan lege-level courses In off-duty edu­ Program Slated cool tonlghL Low In 80a., Breew, Mrs. Roger E. Crafts,- 97 Prince-. 13,317 About Town cational programs. lEupnittg cool Bnnday, chanee of wiew inr- ton St., earned high honors during Monday by WSCS Member of the Andit ‘ ' / Offered by Army High school seniors are offered Bureau of Olrcnlatlon rtea..High In 40a. the winter term et Wllliston i a special “early choice’’ option. Academy in Eaatham^lon. Mass. Manchester’^ A City of Village Charm Connd N. Shannon, aviation Thi senior may apply for the grad­ A program of entertainment and electrician’s mate airman. VSN. ! Sgt. Charles J. Greenfield, Man­ chester U.S. Army. recruiter, has uate enlistment training during fellow’shlp for WSCS members and *on of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. • Robert E. McIntosh Jr.. 28 i all mothers and daughters of North announced a special graduate en­ the 60 days before he graduates, (ClMZifled AdverttaiBg on Pago 10) Shannon. 1" Ot'al Lane; is sem’ng Harvard Rd.. has been elected city I and choose the course he wishes to Methodist Church will be held VOL. LXXX, NO. 154 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION)-’ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS with Fighter Squadron 101 at the ; editor of the Peddler, yearbook at listment prt^ram open to high school seniors and graduates. study’ before quotas are filled. If Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the church Naval Air Station. Key We.sl, Fla. ' Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1 the senior qualified for the pro­ Instead of a mother-daughter ban­ Worcester. Mass., for 1962. The program of enlistment for three years includes a guarantee gram. a place in,the course he has quet. which has been canceled. Private Book Quoted The Rev. Walter Abel, pa.stor of that the enlistee will be enrolled chosen will be held fo^ him until _Mrs. Manuel Margarldo will be UN Rushes State News\ Our Saviour .Lutheran Church, . The Manchester chapter of Uic I in the technical school of his I High school graduation. In charge of the program. Host- Wapping. will be in charge of radio Hammond Organ Society will meet ■ * choice from among 107 Army tech­ ^ The Army has organized seven 1 esses will be Mrs. Tom Morley, Mrs. broadcasts, sponsored by the M.in- . at the home of Mr. and Sirs. George nical courses offe]^. The man or I steps In the early choice option j Robert Ostrander, and Mrs. Ru: Chester Ministerial Association, Moberg. 78 Forast St . tomorrow woman in the program .may take (w’hlch will be outlined to any in­ I sell Miner. Refreshments wil Arm ed Unit Birch Leader Denies Roundup over station WINF Sunday at 6;30 ; at 8 p.m. A business meeting will served. Secret Agents Probe advanced technical schooling In terested persons by the recruiter. p.m. and daily next week at 7:15 i be followed by a program of East- p.m. er music. Refreshments will be ' served. T o Katanga Slacks, Sweaters Sotith Methodist Church will sup­ Linking Ike to Reds -i ply the chaplain of the week Sun-sel Rcbekah Lodge will meet < For Easier Rites starting Monday at Manchester Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellow-s ' Leopoldville, The Congo, Memorial Hospital for Manchester ; Hall. Neighbors night will be oh- April 1 (/P)— The United Na­ Belmont. Mass., April 1 (/P) residents without church affilia­ ; served, with piests attending from tions sent 1,000 Gurkha —Robert Welch, founder of Oxford, April 1 (/P)—A j tion and for out-of-towii Protes­ 1 several lodges. Members are re- E n g a g e d group of .Young cliurch people tants who do not receive calls from troops flying to North Katan­ the controversial John Birch ' minded to bring baked goods for a ga today as an emergency Society, says he never called here plan to wear slatck.q and! their own ministers. The Salva­ teacup auction. Refreshments will The engagement of Mias Mar^' ’^ E N . A BLOOMS... N. -nr- tion Army will conduct worship i bo served by Mrs. Srcderlck Campbell Carmichael of Mc­ move to prevent a new flare- former President Dwight D. sweaters to Sunday Ea.ster services at Laurel Manor and Green iStraughan and her committee. Donough, Ga.. to David McKechnle up of civil war in The Congo. Eisenhower a “card-carrying service.s to .show their con­ mm? Lodge convalescent homes during Hay of Manchester i» announced A U.N. apokeamah said it has cern for the world’.s inipov-1 April. Communist.” H in t Plans Michael W. CTementino. seaman by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. : been decided to "signlflcantlj’ Hi* denial came la.at night ae erished. | tlHR apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Campbell Carmichael. McDonough strengthen the U.N.’s militarj’ po­ criticism mounted, around the The decision was made by the ' Mrs. Michael J. Clcmentino. 20 Ga. j sition as the danger of large scale rightiat organization after a dis­ IS-member Pilgrim Fellowship of Westminster Rd.. is serving aboard Her fiance is the son of Dr. and clashes is clearly apparent." closure VVelch' once w'rote that the Congregational Church. 'They T o Kidnap ATLANTIC the radar picket destroyer, USS Mrs. Donald Gordon Hay, 240 Hol­ The action followed announce­ former President Dwight D. Eisen­ feel that the mee.n'ing of Easter, Turner, operating with the Sixth lister St. ment by the Katanga government hower wss a "dedicated, winscloiis to a great extent, has been lo.st. FURNACE OIL Fleet in the Mediterranean. .The Mi-s.s Carmichael is the grand- • yesterday of the capture of the Antomailc lletlverr agent of the Communist con­ Their pastor, the Rev. David C. destroyer specializes in detection of daughter of Mrs. Joseph Allison: town of Manono. a Lumumbist spiracy." Hall, said it was "gratifying to Caroline, 3 L T. WOOD CO. unidentified aircraft and subma- Cowan of Conyers. Ga.. and the rebel enclave in North Katanga. In a privatel.v-published book, see a gfroup of higli school young ] Phone .HI 4-1179 rines,*Thc crew recently conclud­ late Mr. Cowan, and of the late A large force of Katanga gen- ■ Welch also criticized Milton Eisen­ people concerned enough sboiit the ' By MARVIN L. ARROW5MITH ed a 12-day visit to Naples, Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Brown Car­ darmarie-spsarheaded hy South I hower. the ' former President’s plight of their, world-wide neigh­ Palm Beach, Fla., April 1 michael. McDonough. Ga. African and British mercenaries— I bors to challenge the trad'tional There will be no practice tomor­ brother and described former presl- (/P)— Pro-Castro Cubans un­ row afternoon for the Manchester Mr. Hay is the grand.son of Mrs. when the sun r ise s... Snri T„vTh/r'’U h'T T v " NivsHln ' Truman and Frank- custom of new clothes for Raster. der surveillance in a reported Neil McKechnle of Hartford and D. Roosevelt s'nd the late Sec- If they remain tnie to their prin­ SwifH CTub at the East Side Rec­ ciples perhaos the great spiritual ! pl(^ to kidnap President Ken­ reation building. the late Rev. Mr. McKechnle. and Con^olete troops, n o^ ni I «n a» 111 1y i vtterv _ of State John Foster •• Dulles of Mrs. John Hay. 240 Hollister A vs I tools of OoiTimiinism. meaning of Easter can be rerov- nedy’s small daughter are I® ulic leiiist resume or♦,.iKaa An* , Welch ani#)salfi haHe never ..la...... !viewea i ereil,’’ St.. Manchester, and the late Mr. VOine GlZen^R, and BalUOa LllOeS” ^ W*.aal<4a»i4 PiaanVsA«i>aM a* a I also suspected of planning to vMan «..|«A a wa Fa v> a 41 aa 11 «r Kaa441a 4a ' fOmier * re.S|Oent ElSenllOV CP AS fl : Hay. men who are fanaucajly hostile to , q » A»a*«fr *«t na«.aa ha^i frvtaf wipe out the President’s en­ ■The bride-elect Is a graduate of 2 RrnthprK (let Life tire family, an informed Henry County High School, and Tshombe. have withdrawn from Paterson. N. J.. April 1 (.Pi • A It then with firmness enough to i source said today. lANETS9«8 MAIN ST.—»n 9-.’V67* D O N T A^wy"" " will receive her B.S. degree in June Manono but are understood to be Passaic County Court Jury has j Still plenty of wear left In publl.sh it or to say it in public! This source, who asked not to b« (Next To Top Notch Food) from the Georgia State College for regrouping in the area.- convicted two Bridgeport.. Conn.. J named, said U. S. Secret Service shoes when brought here for Women, in Milledgeville, Oa. "The primary stress is on ne­ and I don't today." brothers of fir.st degree murder { expert repairing. when the storm ends. . . Some Congressmen have called agents have located the Chiban* In Mr. Hay. a graduate of Ithaca gotiation and the peaceful preven­ and recommended life imprison- j the Palm Beach area and are keep­ High School. Ithaca, N. T., re­ tion of cla.shes." said a U.N. for Investigations of the John Birch ment for them. Open Mondays .All Day Society by the House Committee ; ing a close watch'on them. OPEN Closed Wednesday ' ceived his B.S. degree, sumrna cum spokeaman. "Force will be used It took the jury four days t o ; Meanwhile, 3-year-oid Caroline .Afternoons laude. from Duke University, Dur­ only as a last rejioit to prevent a on Un-.4rherican Acti\1tles, the ! reach the verdict that found John ' Senate Internal Securifv suh-com- \ ROBERT IVEIX'H Kennedy is under what wa* called ham, N. C. He is a member of breach of peace." Wade, 30, and his brotlie'-. Nathan- , double-alert Secret Service zecur- TONIGHT •rtii Beta Kappa. He received a Mekki Abbas, head of the U.N. mittee and the Senate Government iel, 32. guilty of the March ,3, ; SAM YULYES I Operations Committee. I ity guard at the Atlantic shore - “SHOE REPAhUNG bachelor of divinity degree, cum operation in The Congo, drove off 1960, slaying of Harry Eok.stein | home of her grandparents. The OF THE BETTER KIND” laude. from Yale University, and hurriedly this morning for a meet­ I Tlie chairman of all three bodie.s outside his Paterson tavein. cute blonde youngster is spending frill 9 23 OAK STREET is now enrolled in the graduate ing with CongoIe.se Premier Joseph . Indicated, however, that thev had , The verdict wa.s returned last- ah Easter holiday here with the • Free Parking Next Door • Same Side As W atkins .school of Yale University working when spring begins. . . a Ileo to "review the situation." Gen. no plans to investigate the socletv. l night. President and Mrs. Kennedy. for a Ph.D degree In religion. Sean McKeown, the U.N. militar.v Rep. Edgar \V, Hie.'tand. R- Tlie Bridgeport^ brothers were : The Secret Service, it was The wedding will take place commander, had a similar meeting i Calif., a memher of the society, I captured al the George Wa.shing-1 learned, has been tipped that four Jund 30 at the McDonough Prrtby- with the Congolese commander-in­ j r,ailed congressional attacks parti ton Bridge -shoril.v after Eckstein i Cuban plotters—described as “ pro- terian Church in McDonough. chief. Gen. Joseph Mobutu. j of a "pro-Commiinlst smear.” ! was shot a.s he entered the tavern Castro and anti-Kennedy" — con­ The Gurkha troops began mov­ ■ But a spoke.sman for the Jus- with $5,200 in cash. templated trying to kill the Presi­ ing out early this morning. tic Department in Washington said ' Police said tliey found the.i dent, his wife suid their two chil­ A vanguard of two planes, car­ the societ.v’s activities have be-j murder weapon and the cash in the ' dren. A plan to kidnap Caroline as fresh rying about 150 soldiers with ma­ come a "matter of concern to the I pos.session of th» Wades. an alternative was also reported. ^ chine gums, rifles and mortars, Justice Department." ; County Prosecutor John G. As for the plotters, an excellent tasty left Leopoldville’s Ndjill Airport Welch's denial that he ever call-. | Thevos had demanded the death 'Tliirty-one Quakers from New York’s metropoIit,q,n area stand in formation in New York’s Times authority said: It’s ConvertiblB when hope returns .L . ed El.senhower a “card-carrying | penalty for the brothers. Square yesterday afternoon at beginning of a *sQuaker Witness for Peace” vigiL Around the "We think we know who they with orders to land at Kamina. the clock vigil in 'Times Square is planned until sunrise Easter morning. (AP Photofax). large U.N. base in northwest Ka­ Communi.st" wa.s in answer to a re- ; are and we are keeping them under Time! tanga. norter’s que.stion at the society’s More Hoiisine Vnitx surveillance." The troops movements were car­ headquarters in Belmont. He added that the Cubans had '60 OLDSMOBILE ried out behind a tight security The question was prompted by a ' Washington. April I iP — Tiie Age-Old Church Rites been located in the Palm Beach Cakes and pastrie.s with that home-made flavor and screen. The airport was sealed off statement in a book published by Housing and Home Finance agenev Wortls of Joy 1 area, but that—as of late last ■’88’’ Convertible today increased - from 200 to 400 ■ night — "there Isn’t enough evi­ I oven-fresh goodness. Make an occasion really special to all except TT.N. movement ron- Welch for limited circulation. trol staff and soldiers patrolled It said: —the number of units of low-cost 1 dence at this point for an arrest." '60 OLDSMOBILE private housing in New Haven, ! At Easter Held He said further: I with our superior baked goods! Super ''SS'' Convertible the road leading to the. terminal “But my firm belief that Dwight building. Eisenhower iz a dedicated, con- Conn., it will finance to help re- ' Services at Sunrise “They have made no o'vert move when morning comes. . . Fifteen planes were lined up to house families being displaced by ; and you can expect them to be '60 FORD GAU^XIE transport the Gurkhas, wearing (Continued on Page Two) JOHN BIRCH four urban renewal projecLs. Man’s New Life pretty cagey under the circum­ Easier Goodies Convertible for the first time their U.N. blue All 400 units, HHFA said will be i stances. Ail of this publicity may helmets instead of their uniform ^ a n c e d by .Section 221 Federal New York, April 1 (A5 — Church have eliminated the possibility of POLISH BOBKA '59 CHEVROLET Houeing Admiplstration' mortgage Will Herald Easter an arrest.” nbbeh bu.sh hats. Adorning their insurajice. |lead^i*Si said today that the resur­ It was learned ’!frehleolay after­ Impala Convertible uniforms were symbols showing Briti.sh G e r %swer ASSORTED FRUIT PIES Under this, mortgages are in­ rection of Christ offer.s an answei noon that the Secret Service start­ two famous battles fought by the By TIIE .A.SSOCIATED PBE.SS 4>rado Springs, and the Park of Red ASSORTED CREAM PIES sured up to 100 per cent of the ap­ to mankind'.s deepe.st problems — ed an investigation of the- reported '60 RENAULT regiment-one in FraRce in World praised value with the only cash ' Easter will be obsened tomor- | Rock.s. West of Denver. kidnap plot about a week ago. HOT CROSS BUNS Caiwel Convertible War I. the other in Burmi^ in requirement being a minimum pay­ and frustrations. ■ow w itli age-old church rites and ' One of the more colorful observ Pierre Salinger, White House ASSORTED EASTER CAKES World War II. ^’jk ment of S200 or its equivalent which i In an Easter message prior to with sunrise seivices in outdoor ance.s will begin tonight when the press secretary, acknowledged that and the sleeping awake . . . In both battles, the GurltJUThla- U,S, Envoy mav go toward covering closing' celebration of the holiday tomor­ beauty spot.s ranging from moun­ people of Fredericksburg, Tex., a Secret Service inquiry is under­ torians . relate. 1,000 GurkWia'held costs and other expenses. Maxi- row. the Rt. Rev. Arthur Lichten- tain top.s to canyon rims. light "Ea.ster Fires" in surround­ way, but he declined to pin it In OPEN DAILY 7 A.M.«fre 8 P.M. '60 OLDSMOBILE their position against bltt^fr,attack fnum insurable amount of .such bergei'. presiding bi.«hop of the The occasion, marking the rise ing hills for the 114th year. any way to Caroline. Salinger said ■•88’’ Holiday Sedan until onlv 10 were left allVe. mortgage.s, which may be amor­ Protestant Episcopal Church said; of Christ, i.s a joyous one irt reli­ 'The custom dates back to the the President — and presumably CLOSED RASTER SUNDAY U.N. officials at the airport and Discuss Laos Plan tized over a period of up to 40 “The word of Ea-stcr is not gious services. pioneering era when early German Mrs, Kennedy—had no knowledge headquarters refu.sed to disclose years, i.s $9,000, jsimply the promise of a life that It i.s a happy time in another .selller.s pacified children by tell­ any investigation until he learned AND ALL DAY MONDAY '60 OLDSMOBILE the plans for the Indians after Super "88 Holiday Coupe w'1ll be given us beyond the grave, sen.se too. for it usually marks the ing them that the Campfires of abwt it late yesterday as a result they arrive in Katanga. liostile Indians really were set by o fnews dispatches. Moscow, April 1 (Ab—TTie Soviel.A^This comment indicated that Buses Roll Aiioin | but the a.'surance that new life, is advent of spring weather and gives ’Tshombe has declared publicly;( at hand now. new life that death the cluirch-goers a chance to ap­ the Ea.ster bunny to cook and dye At a news conference, Salinger BAKE '60 OLDSMOBILE he will regard It as an act of war Union' today handed Britain its hru-shchev had given Thompson Bridgeport, April 1 IJP' — Bu.ses j their Easter cgg.s. minimized the inquiry. , "88" 4-Door Sedan It Is Then That You Know The Meaning Of Easter a report on the note given over cannot destrov." pear in Easter parades in their new If the U.N. flies any Indian troops reply to a peace plan for Laos and rolled again todav on Connecti- | rsiiuant. In another Texas event. Bill “The Secret Sendee,” he « said, to Katanga. earlier to Roberts. I cut Railw’ay * Lighting Co. lineal He said that th e.j’esurrection “gets information from time to an hour later called in U.S. Am­ It was Thompson's third long speaks "words of joy and certain^ j In Washington, the famed cherry Daniel, leccntly appointed gover­ SHOP '60 OLDSMOBILE I for the first time in more than a ! tree blossoms are expected to nor of Guam, will hide about 30,- time on the President and his fam­ "88 ' Holiday Coupe bassador Llewellyn E. Thompson conver-sation ■ w’ i t h Khrushchev ! month, and predictions of a fare I ty’’ in a world of "tribulation and. . . ily which requires a routine investi­ Cornell to discuss the situation in the since President Kennedy took of­ perplexity," a world that is .sickbeiuty 000 caster eggs on his estate near 449 HARTFORD RO.AD—NE.AR McKEE STREET .! increase. i gation. There is such an investiga­ fice. Two were held in the Krem­ Liberty and invite the children to JOSEPH S. H'K.AS, Baker snd Proprietor Easter Weather strategic Asian jungle kingdom. j A strike by bus drivers and : with "a sense of meaninglessness Sunday, The annual spring in tion underway.” . Tliere was no immediate indica­ lin and the other in an isolated and futility, of fear and hopele.ss flux of touri.st.s who want ’ to sec find them. Between 5,000 and 6,- The press secretary also told mechanics that started Feb. 27 i 000 youngsters .are expected to be Boston, April 1 fjb—Stormy tion of the Russian response to the dacha in Siberia outside Novosi­ them has already begun. newsmen: I birsk. ended Thursday with rank and file President Kennedy and his fam­ on hand from Texas and Louisi- '59 RAMB. $1695 K weather moved into New England British propo.sal. which was acceptance of a new contract pro­ "All I want to say is that nothing HOUSE HALE Roberts was called first to the ily wil! be In Palin Bcaeh over I unusual is going on. This is a' Amba.saador 4-Door today but the Weather Bureau pegged to brihging about an im­ viding a wage Increase. But bus (Continued on Page Three) said it would give way Easter Sun­ mediate cea.se-flre in Laos. Soviet Foreign Office at 10 a.m. the Easter weekend and will not be Oue of thc earliest outdoor routine investigation, the like of Moscow time and handed the Rus­ senice could not be restored until Easier day services in the nation day to-cloudy, windy and season­ Khrushchev personally called in today. on hand for the traditional Easter which they (the Secret Service) 'SB OLDS. $1795 sian a reply to a peace proposal egg roll on the solith lawn of the will be at 4:45 a.m. (EST) in the conduct a number every year. "88" Holiday Sedan ably cold weather. Thompson barely an hour after Paul A. Rust. CR&L President; ■Tbe forecaster said scattered British Ambassador Sir Frank presented March 23 with the back­ IVliife House on Easter Monday. Cathedral of The Pines atop a hill "I am trying to ciuitlon you not On The Parkway ing of the United States. said yesterday the wage Increase Eleven maior snnri.se senicc.s at Rindge, . N.H. Observers at last to write something sensational Plantland '58 PLYM. $1095 snow flurries will , occur over the Roberts was handed the Soviet re­ will necessitate a fare boost. He northern portions of 'Vei-mont. ply by a deputy foreign minister. It called for (1) an immediate News Tidbits are scheduled in and arotmd the I year's service, bttended by about about a big investigation. This Is a 4-Door said the company will apply to the capital on Sundav, including one 1 6.000' per.sons, noted automobile BEAUTIFUL New Hampshire and Maine The Soviet Premier and the cease-fire in Laos (2) revival of from (he .4P Wire.s routine case being handled routine­ through Sunday. ' American ambassador talked for the 3-natlon control commission State Public tftilities Commission in Arlington National Cemetery | registration plates from 32 states, ly.” '57 OLDS. $1095 Today’s weather of snow^and an hour and a half. (India. Canada, Polandi set up by jjj—J— ' and onn with a carillon at the beil i. Two hours later more than 1,- Secret Service (Thief U. E. Baugh­ Super "88 " Holiday Coupe rain In' the coastal sections^ave Neither Thompson nor the Brit­ the Geneva Conference in 19,54 to ' (Continued oh Page Three) k tower presented by The Nether- , 000 wor.shipper.s are expected to man, here with the presidential EASTER PLANTS way to rain during tile forenoon. ish anjJiaa^dor w'ould give any supervise the Indochina Truce (3) California officials will start I lander.^ Uo gather for a Protestant sendee party, said "T will not deny or con­ '57 OLDS. $1295 .Snow fell in the northern por­ indicfJuS?^nf the details of their convening of a 14-nation confer­ shifting convicts into an unfinished Across tlie land, simri.se services 1 on Iiistoric Boston Common, firm” the reports about an inves­ ______Trodifrionol EasfrT Bcoufry!______Deluxe "98 " Hnlids.v Sedan tions today with the accumulation visits wKh the Ru.ssian authorities ence —, including Red China — to prison Monday in emergency effort I will be' conducted in neutral set-: T w o hundred Boston area tigation. • * V expected to range from two to except to say that Laos w-as the turn Laos into a neutral country. Climate Grand to ease mounting tensions and dan- tings such as the south rim of the churches are cooperating In an- '56 OLDS. $595 four Inches, except six inches be­ subject. Tile feverish political activity in gerous overcrowding . . . I-ady I Grand Canyon in .\rizxina and In (Continued on Page Two) from $2.49 ”88'' Holiday Sedan fore changing to rain In the east- When asked for information, an the Moscow capital followed by Churchill “Is 76 today . . ^ Com- ! the Garden of the Gods, near Colo- (Continued on Page Three) EASTER LILIES . to em slopes' regions of Vermont, American spoke.sman .said "for any one day the publication of a com­ In Cvonvertible! poser Wallingford Rsegger, 75. is 'S2 FOUD 595 6.00 New’ Hampshire and upper areas information you should see the munique op this week’s conference in-critical condition In New York; 2-Door of Maine. British," of the Warsaw Pact powers led by after brain operation. . . . Bushy- Bulletins Russia. Is That Clear? mustached bandit robs upper'Man- * AZALEAS $2.95 CINERARIAS $249 The 8-nalion Communist alli­ ■i i ^_____ -' hattan hank of $3,500 and makes U.S. Halts Bonus Quota Cull«d from, AP Wires I,arge Assortment '55 DODGE $295 ance in Europe Sgain attacked im­ getaway by fleeing into nearby . station Wagon CynthianSi Ky., April 1 suit* . , . President | they were planning to head for '54 FORD $195 With H-Bombs Ready "hotbed of war danger." I "The Commerce Department re­ Kennedy signs appropriations bill | , \ya,hington. April l .i-Pi Cuba, and aid in overthrowing 9w-arf and .Standard Ilrarily Budded 2-Door Hardtop The-^the department said these alloca­ ' • The declaration wa.s mild and ports that sales and income figures carrying funds to start pajlng era-' o r . FWel'Castro, "hie two, police a sissy vamp pump ergency unemployment benefits States, acting under a law tions will be announced later. prompted observers here to be­ show an easing up of the rale at The department order, signed said; were each aimed with a '53 BUICK $145 of spring red calf Washington, April 1 (iiPi—The^ These nine, plus 15 emplaced lieve the Soviet Union ha<)/faken j which business is easing off, which worker who have exhausted regii-1 signed laM night by President Ken- b.v Undersecretary of Agriculture revolver when they were arrest­ Super 4-Door United States now' has 59 Missiles earlier near Cheyenne, Wyo., and some steps toward meeting the is taken as proof of the govern- lar jobless pay . . . New York I nedy, today halted bonus imports ciharles S. Murphy, allocated basic ed in an alley. A search of their three at Vandenberg Air Force with hydogen bomb warheads British proposal for peace in 1 ment’s contention that there is a Transit Authority is in midst of . of sugar from the Dominican Re- *0 ^ ^ quotaT* *tota^^^^ ' homes uncovered six more weap­ ^53 OLDS. $195 black or oxblood brov/n calf ready, if needed, to hurl against Base in California bring the ready Laos. : slowing up of the slowdown. tons for both domestic and for- ons, including a submachine HYACINTHS ^ 59*^ ”88 " 2-Door enemy targets. force of Atlases to 27. But the Ru.sslans weie still \ "In order to clarify .the cautious since prohibition—trying to return A ban on any sugar imports I eign areas ^except Cuba for calen- gun.. Police declined to identify BLIJK, WHITE. PURPLE. PINK calf oxford only showing a determination to strike terminologv of the experl-s,. it chivali-y to subway trains and This country's combat-ready The Nebraska laimching sites from Cuba—in effect since last' sandal ing firing drills and its 16 nuclear- year. the rate of increase of unemploy­ father from inferfering with mar­ 631: United Kingdom. 516; Bel­ Salinger said as Kennedy and MOUNTAIN LAUREL John Fairnne a neat suit pump of up against Russia’s is kept secret, ment would turn Into an Increase tons which Cuba formerly exported but ITesldent Kennedy said in his tipped rockets soon will swell this An 8-part aeries by tax ex­ riage . . . Singer Johnny Johnston gium, 182; British Guiana. 84; Rusk were about to begin a con­ Where all your gardening needs are satisfied! Open dallv and styles in Easter- in the rate of decrease of employ­ takes Jacquelyn Sue Unger of to the United States, will be divid­ Sundays 9 A.M. to 5:30 P..M. budget message to Congress this country’s missile arsenal. , 1 pert Richard A. Mullens will ed up later among other sugar ex­ Hong Kong, 8. ference here on the. Laoa criata. black patent or bone,calf black patent begin Monday. Bach article ment. In other ij'ords, the decelera­ New' York City as his fourth bride. week that “it has. been publicly ac­ Kennedy has recommended an tion would be accelerated. porting countries. In addition, the Dominican Re­ will cover a different" tax Palm Springs. Calif., police say The Congress, in giving Ken­ POPE READIES MESSAGE MANCHESTER knowledged for several years that accelerated and expanded Polaris ’’But the indicators suggeq) teen-agers who flocked there for public was authorized to export this nation has not led the world in program aimed at arraying a fleet .problem: each article la eaijj’ nedy authority to end the' bonus 830.894 wine gallons of liquid Vatleoa City. AprU 1 (F) — to understand. , rather a leveling off, followed by a Easter week hl-jinks brought with Romans, tourlata. and pUgttann OLDSMOBILE missile strength.” of 29 misaile suba by 1965. On the gentle pickup, rather than a faster them almost foolproof way of pre­ shipments from the Dominican sugar, and the British 'West Indies, The latest missiles to go on the way is an advanced model of the For help in uiiacrambUng Republic, directed that “special 300,000 gallons. by thonoands todtey obaen ’ed tfen MOTOR SALES the complexities of your tax, pickup, a slowdown of the pickup venting interference by law—an final ritea of Woafc. line w’ere nine Atlases in three Polaris rocket intended to reach and finally a leveling off again of Mvriy warning radio- system. . . . consideration” in a redistribution In a second order, the depart­ V o f “Selling qnd, Servicing - launching bases near Offut Air about 2,500 miles when fired by don’t hiiss this valuable seriea, of Imports be given to countries ment also set a local consumption John' XXm rrwlnzil In l6* Oldsmobiles For Over 25 Years” To enter Kathy’a new beginning Menday in the ^ the pickup. ^ Eight-year-old Roberta Lee Taylor Vatican, eoaiag Mw tempa at hf* SHOE SALON Force Base, Omaha, Neb. These subs either on the surface or sub­ *’A( any rate, the climate Is of Scotia. N. Y„ who ignored her which buy U.S. agricultural com­ sugar quota of 45,000 tons for con teat, pleaae aend y6ur bases, were turned over to the merged. modities. Hawaii and 120,000 tons for arduona Roly Weak acttvtty and RAY DWYER. Used Car .Mgr. name and telephone num­ Main Floor, Rear right for a pickup this season If parents' warning to stay away P Landm id Strategic Air Command yesterday. Evntually, the United States you’re a .vqung man and'drive a from railroad tracks, nurses It is expected that Mexico, the Puerto Rico for calendar 1961. working on kl* Knstnr msaiagn 612 WTST CENTER ST. ber to Kathy Godfrey, MattrlirBtpr UlS TOLLAND TURNPIKE—PHONT! MI 9-2508 MI 8-2411 Shoes Expertly and SAC crews would fire them in hopes to deploy a total of 117 At- convertible.’! bruised hip and black eye—and Philippines, “Peru, Brazil and In­ The law conOnuea tor 18 to tbn waiu. Ra wfli dkitow >6 WINF, Maacheater. toa—woir from lli* InfglB ON THE PARKWAY Open Evenings Monday through Carefully Fitted! •vent of an enemy attack on the Now, then, that clear* |ib whole ha* healtl^ respect for tzizins st- dia will be cut in on the Domin- Friday and Saturday aftemoona UMted fltatea. (OiNitiaoe

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1961, BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1061 PAGE THRBl PAGE TWO Private Book Quoted U.S. Has 59 Missiles State News Age-Old Church Rites Business Bodies Sheinwold on Bridge Birch Leader Denies With H-Bombs Ready Roundup Services at Sunrise MudMater Auto P»rt» Inc. h&s PREVENT FINESSE < SoqUi dealer BT REFUSING TRICK been given e bronie and mahogany North-South miaenUs (Conttnoed from Page Otae) day, fell into the sea only 13 miles (Oonttnnsd from Psgo One) JBy Alfred Sheinwold NORIH ^ from Its launching pad. aervice avcard by the AP Parts Linking Ike to Reds Each article this week has dealt « 10 9 I 5 las missiles tn 18 squaulrons, most The Atlases .and Titans are es­ for an increase to 25 cents from the Will Herald Easter OorporatioTU Toledo, Ohio, in hec- with the ace of trumps. Remember ' K Q I 4 of them. In launching pads below sentially interim weapons. The current 20-oent fare, "•nd po^ bly ognlUon of 10 years of aendce as that this card will win a trick G A Q 6 mainstay. ICBM of the future, for (Continued from Page One) whenever you chooee to play it; « A 0 ground. ' , r I more." to 6 a.m. (PST) and will be tela* a wholesale outlet for AP Muf- (CMitlnued from Page One) this country, will be the Minute- went to the U.S. Naval Academy you don’t have to be In a hurry. WIST EAST Along wdth the Atlas, this coun­ man. Present plans are pointed to The lengthy strike by members other* sunrise service on Corey Hill vised locally. flera and Pipes In Hartford. Tol for two years, and Harvard Law A A 2 A I 4 S try plans 108 Titan missiles In 12 of the Amalgamated Associatiem of Sunrise services will be held also— Kious agent of the Communist Put yourself tn the West seat. more than 500 of these. in suburban Brookline, land and Windham Counties. School for two years. His own You expect to win a trick with the t? 7 6 5 2 9 3 squadrons, ’Titans, too, are liquid The MinutSman, which la due to Street, Electric . Railway and at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. conspiracy is based on an accumu­ O 10 9 Richard Cardinal Cushing will Services at Mt. Rushmore In ^^ctor and Edward Della Fera, biography says he spent 40 years ace of trumps, and you are stir* 8 Q 7 S 3 a fuel rockets designed to reach become operational sometime next Motor Coach Employes of America lation of detailed evidence so ex­ In "the school of hard knocks.” A 8 5 4 3 « 10 9 5 2 about 5,500 miles. They are some­ forced an estimated 70,000 daily preach in an Easter Sunday Mass South Dakota's Black Hills will eo-ownera of the local firm, have tensive and so palpable that It that your own hand will not pro­ year, won’t carry as big a punch In one of his rare interviews, he vide a second trick. What can you SOUTH what bigger and are Intended to as the Atlas arid Titan. Its blast riders to find other means of trans­ to be carried nationally on NBC- be held In the afternoon for ths been tn bu.aineja here for 13 years. seems to me to, put this conviction K Q 7 5 mount a somewhat more powerful first time In 17 years In hopes of ' Robert J Barton of AP Parts insisted his only aim In fostering do to help your partner win a power wrtll be on the order of 600,- portation in the Bridgeport, Water- TV at 11 a.m. (EST) from Boston's beyond any reasonable doubt.” the John Birch Society is to fight The most Important thing to do t? A 10 8 warhead than the Atlas, 000-600,000 tons of TNT. bury. New Britain and Norwalk better weather and to permit wor* Corp . sent .snecial consratulations The book also said: "In my opin­ 0 K J 4 Cathedral of the Holy Cross. communism, but he answers many Is to forget about the ace of 'The first ’Titan squadron is ex­ But its range will be about 800 acreas. In Philadelphia, the Redeemer shippers to attend their own serv­ for the local firm's .outstanding ion, the chances are verj- strong ♦ K J 7 pected to be in place by this sum­ ices tn the morning. succe.aa with their products. questions on the organization by trumps for a short time. Sooth West North East miles longer. And, most important, The contract agreement , that Lutheran Churc'h Sunday school has that MUton Eisenhower is actually sending for one or another of the Declarer wins the first trick in mer, at Lowry , Air Force Base in missilemen say Its solid fuel makes The annual Wichita Mountains The-AP Parts Corp. is one of Dwight Eisenhower's superior boss 1 NT Psu 2 * Pan ended the strike provided' an im­ hired an airplane to tow a banner society's numerous bulletins, dummy with the ace of diamonds Colorado. It more reliable, quicker to fire and mediate' 5-cent hourly wage in­ sunrise pag^nt near Lawton, the world's largest manufacturers within the Commulst party. For 2 A Pais 6 * AU PM carrying-the message: "Christ Is of mufflers and pipea for auto­ pamphlets, or other publications, and returns a low trump. When Opening lead ~ 0 10 A Titan, fired from Cape easier to handle than the cumber­ crease, retoractlve to last Oct. 1, Rlipn. Believe in Him.” The air­ Okla., is expected to attract sev­ one thing, he is obviously.a great which he says give the answers In South plays the king of trumps Canaveral, Fla., on a planned 10,- some Atlas and Titan, with their eral thousand persons. mobiles. phis an additional 114 cents when plane will fly over the city Easter deal smarter." the printed word—his own. from his hand you must play your 000-mlle record test flight yester­ complicated liquid fuel plumbing the strikers returned to their jobs. afternoon. A Moravian Easter service in Welch Is a 61-year-old retired His regular publications are deuce of trumps calmly and with­ The increase brought the average Archbishop Joseph Krol, new Salem Square in Winston-Salem, Olenney. Opens Branch candy manufacturer. more than one ace to raSpond to monthly bulletins sent to society out apparent thought. an opening bid. hourly wage -to $2.30. Before the head of the Philadelphia Roman N. C., annually draws as many as The W, G Glenney .Co.. Glaston- Asked about his written state­ members, and the monthly "Ameri­ Misplaced Ace walkout, the hourly wage whit the headlines, letters have $1,353,000,000 for sale of surplue Louis. A number of worshipers be held at Mound State Park near lumbus St. has been advanced/to ton suburb. society has 25 "chapters" in Mas- finesse against the jack. The home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight Moundville, Ala., annually draws The company haa one other sachu.setts. and Is "strongest in been pouring into the Labor De­ agricultural products aboard: For normally camp Satufday night on branch In Ellington which was GETS PROMOTION adminlatratire assistant, marine Robert Welch, 61, balding and finesses works, snd South makes —Bush. Against-Dodd. and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m worshipers from neighboring Callfronia, Texas, Arizona and the slam. Quite a difference! TiHirsaay, April 6, 1961 partment complaining that there Rockville-Vernon the hill, which is surmounted by an opened in October 1959. Thomas H. Johnston of 27 Hill- claim division. Aetna Casualty and gray haired, retired from a na­ Easter Egg Hunt lyouldn’t be such a big job short­ On adoption, 55-34, of Ellender, Sunday. 111 -foot-high neon cross built with states as well as Alabama. Msiny crest Rd. has been appointed Di­ Surety Co., and Standard Fire In­ tionally known candy manufactur­ Tennessee," I M y Question sleep overnight in automobiles to How big Is a chapter? HottI StcrtlAf ioliroom age If there were not so many (D-La.,) motion to strike from bill $200,000 from public donations. HORSE COIXARS BACR rector of Manufacturing at Rogers surance Co. ing b^incss in 1957 to devote his Sunday Afternoon Partner blifsKone spade, snd the extending Sugar Act another 15 Advertisement— This Is the 102nd year of the be on hand for the sunrise start of "We try to keep them to 10 to HARTFORD working women. McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, Q>rp., It was announced yestc^ay A graduate of Minnesota College full time to fighting communism, next player passes. You hold: Number one target of the "stay months an amendment by Sen. Easter. Week climb up Mt. Adams, a pageant. The site'is on an old Horae collars are in demand of Law, Anderson joined the com­ 20 member.', but sometimes they Klimek Found Dead Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items by Norman L. Greenman, vice pres­ and founded the society aa the im­ Spade—A 2; Heart—7 6 5 2: Dia­ 8:45 P»M. to 12:45 AM. by the stove” advocates is the Paul H. Douglas, D-Ill., which near Cincinnati. Indian burial ground. again and are listed in Montgomery ident of marketing at Rogers. pany at Minneapolis seven years plement. are bigger. We had one in Connec­ The annual Manchester Easter mond—10 9 ; Club 4 3. What for the.homt^: Lumber, Hardware, In Virginia, one of the numer­ Ward'a new 1961 farm catalog. Egg Hunt will be held tomorrow at 8 —8 6 married woman worker. She is would have required that foreign Starting at midnight Holy Thurs. Johnston, who has been mana­ ago aa a claim repreaentative. His office Is big, maybe 18 by 30 ticut that grew to 44 before we do you say? Music by the AL JARVIS countries given part of the old Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel ous sunrise services will be the "Mora horse collars are sold got them to split. They have five 3 p.m. at the Valley S t playground accused of keeping hungry men day, fair w’eather or foul, aome 25, ger of the local operation, will now feet, with waJI-to-wrall carpeting. Answer; Pass. The ace trumps ie ORCHESTRA Cuban quota be paid the world Of Natural Causes Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 000 persona start climbing 1 1 1 traditional ceremony held at Natu­ to town and city folk for base­ BRIEFS there now." he said. He didn’t hear Center Srings Park. a potent card, but you need a trifle out of work so she can buy need- ral Bridge, about JO miles south ment recreation rooms than to Hla desk la at one end with two price Instead of domestic support step.' and aeven platforms, saying Stephen Cavagnaro, owner-oper­ side chairs. At the other la a leath­ ldentlf.v the community. The Easter Egg Hunt, which ia leas luxuries. price: For—Bush, Dodd. of Lexington. farmers for horses." said William Welch said the society doesn't sponsored by the Junior Chamber Not so, says Ester Peterson, a prayer at each '■•tep. until ihey ator of Cavey'a Restaurant at 45 E. er divan. ^ House,: On adoption, 216-203, of Albert Klimek, 75, of Manches-^ The Dennises found Klimek reach the Roman Otholle ahrine The Hot Springs, Ark,, Choral T. Haagner. manager of Ward'a Center St., w-as named to the board want any publicity. But one of his of Commerce, the PTA’a and the head of the Labor Department’s About Town CJlub will present Its 27th annual One wall la mosUy^^cupied by coalition-backed minimum wage ter,, who wandered from a Vernon missing early Thur.sday morning. Church of the Immaculata. Manchester Store. of directors of thr Associated Rea publications urges members to use Holy Name Society of St. James’ Women's Bureau, who defends VES, BV A SIMPLE bill aa substitute for compromise Easter sunrise service atop Hot floor to ceiling book Ihelves, well every means possible to get the so­ Another patient, Harry , French, Friendship Circle of the Salva­ The march tnds at midnight "The reason la a new fad for taurants of Connecticut at the Church, waa cancelled today be' career gals as essential to the COURSE OP measure supported by Kennedy ad' nursing home Thursday, waa across whose room Klimek would Springs Mountain. filled, with anti-Communist, po­ ciety's cause across. cause of rain. country’s economy. tion Army will meet Monday at Good Friday. ' framing mlrora. plcturea, and groups annual business meeting litical, and economics titles pre­ ENJOY EASTER DINNER IMMUNIZATION. ministration; For—Sibal, R-Conn. found dead at 1:30 p.m. yesterday have had to go to leave the house, noatalgic mementoa with horse held at the Stratfield Hotel Welch was a member of the She explains that mors than 7:45 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Rob­ The climb started over mud and dominant. For tomorrow’s hunt, more than h J.J4..4 t. 4h« WiW tSMl > St—Daddario, D-Conn., Ko- high on a steep hillside along Val­ had arisen at 5:30 a.m. and said Turks Curb Radio collara," he aald. Bridgeport, recently; board of directors of .the National AT THE half of the 23 mlUion working walsTtl, D-Conn., Giamo, D-Ck>nn.. ert Nixon will be hostess. rocks when the church was built. The oppoaite wall Is windowed 2,000 colored eggs will be hidden n. b w *4jr ■ ) » to 6* 4 eegmdUe ee ley Falls Rd.. about a mile and a he had not seen the missing man Later, wooden atepa were installed Ward'a farm catalog alto doea a Harry L. Brown of 12 Chester Association of Manufacturers for throughout the recreation area, in­ women are married. Of this 12 Monagan, D-Conn., Seely-Brown —overerlooking the loading plat­ seven years, and also was a re- half from the home. at that time or since. Sunset Council, Degree of Po and finally, concrete steps. Ankara—Turkey’s new election lively bualneaa among auburbanltea Dr. will observe his 35th anni- cluding a number of golden eggs. million, about two'out of five have R-Conn. Klimek had watched television veraary with the Connecticut Mu­ form of the Belmont Poet Office, grional vice president of the NAM The body waa found by four cahontas, w ll meet Monday at 7:30 Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium law will forbid radio stations to In authentic old-time farm dinner Finders of the golden eggs will be Wagon Wheel Restaurant husbands who are unemployed. On passage, 340-78. of substi­ boys who had been hiking along the night before and had seemed tual Life Insurance Co. on Mon, where the society haa become the for three years. He has been ac­ tute minimum wage bill: For — p.m. at Tinker Hall, Main St., for will be the acene of a Protestant broadcast returns before 1 1 p.m., biggest single patron. awarded prize Easter baskets pre­ DINNERS FRO>! $2.75 About one out of three have hus­ Words of Joy the New Haven Railroad embank­ happy. Mrs. Dennis .said. He was, when all polls are closed. Officials day. He is assistant manager of tive In community affairs aa well. bands who make less than $5,000 Daddario, Giaimo, Kowalski, Mon­ a discussion about Increasing the Sunrise service snd a pageant de­ He’s voluble. He aaya himself He once served on the Belmont pared by Jaycee Wives. The event ment, but who were not part of liowever, a bit confused, she said, picting Christ’s last days and. the say this will prevent early returns the claims department at the home is for children of second grade age annually. Women In both of these agan, Seely-Brown, Sibal. membership and reading of com­ he "will climb on a soapbox to School ure- ua•«•••* a half million males. But even in Ave., Vernon, one of the youths FOR EASTER ter S t, Rockville, has joined Gor- the company's annual meeting, this category most women do work a word that does not speak of who found him, said they were land, and local and county Civil jnan Motor Sales Inc. at 461 Main day. Dalmatians Defense organizations. mere distress. Credit Helps 3 Nations ■said the company's H43A local On 'Tuesday, Caroline went on ■ TIKlIM lOOtoa.* I unsuited for men and vice versa. walking on the tracks and looked St. as sales manager. Mrs. Peterson remii^j, critics "Distresses there may and sure­ down and saw what seemed to be The Salvation Army set up a Shad.v Glen Ice Cream ia available in over A Rockville native, Wendhiser is base rescue helicopter “ in the past a shopping expedition in down­ '59 RAMB. $1695 year has-not had a single accident that the unempIoymenVprablem is ly will be, but distresses that can ■Washington—The United States a man asleep. canteen on Tunnel Rd. 25 delicious flavors. Buy it in the eco­ Ambassador 4-Door a former salesman for Jim Gor­ town Palm Beach with a cousin be borne by us, because they have la helping along the economic In Of the four hoi’s who found the in Air Force . service from any of the President, Ann Gargan, W A L T ^Hr HORSE ^^1*0 hurting the gals, to o /O f the 6.4 "He didn’t look natural, nomical half ijallon container. man when he operatecomfort, “ for the excitement of it." They FYank recalls a stoi-y of a pro- peach sliresc episode in recent months to touch As her final defense, Mrs. Peter­ said they did not go near the body P.S. — Our EASTER SPE­ '57 OLDS. $1295 to the believer it brings not mere CIAL Ice Cream is a tasty 1 cup (>2 pint) whipping cream off a Secret Service and police son declares; once they saw it. You Can Taste The Quality Deluxe "98" Holiday Sedan 2 tablespoon.' .sugar ly a euphoria based on chlorophyll fruit combination that you investigation involving the Ken­ "We want people to realize that or the upsurge of sap. CHiristian' Pretty Crusading Mayor ^ tea.apoon ginger nedy's security. ' Klimek,’ who lived at 93 Charter will aurely enjoy. A festive l i A women are human beings, that hope has little to do with mere Oak St. in Manchester, was born '56 OLDS. $595 1 tea.spoon cinnamon Last December, when Kennedy THE they are an extremely important des.sert for a festive occasion! Routes 6 A 44A C r*v«w "88" Holiday Sedan >4 teaspoon nutmeg optimism. in Poiandf April 23, 1885, the son ■was President-elect, police foiled CLARK'S part of the work force and have as “The Christian remembers that Is Mother and Educator Dash salt of the^^4Site Albert and Mary Fus what they described as a "human KlBb.Ruwi, much need fbr jobs as anyone else.” his Lord’s death on <3ood Friday '52 FORD $95 I ’ s teaspoons lemon juice bomb'-' attempt on Kennedy's life. WILLIMANTIC Klimek. He came to the United wbs no pleasant, poetic gesture; By GARBER DAVIDSON ’ She came west to take the Job States 52 years ago and had lived 2-Door 1 cup nine gingersiiap cnambs They jailed Richard Pa-vUck, a it was as real and gory and crass­ Drain peaches; chop coarsely. retired' New Hampshire postal Featuring traditional New England hospitality and prompt serv­ Seal Beach, Calif. (/P) — Once at Long Beach State and stopped In,Manchester for 25 years. ly human aa any we are likely to Before he retired In 1955, he '55 DODGE $295 Whip rream until stiff with sugar, worker, and reported • he had ice for the ultimate in dining pleasure. Two Didn’t Renew face. . . this wag a tough little waterfront off at Oakland, Calif. There, station Wagon spices and .salt. Fold in lemon dynamite in his car and motel resort town, noted mainly for rum through friends, she met the fam­ was a weaver at Cheney Brothers "No less was (Christ’s rising. The and hSd worked at Burr Nurser­ Juice and peaches. Sprinkle L3 room. The police said Ppvlick, Car Registrations cry that fired the pagan world running and gambling. ily o f 'William S. Gibbs Jr., in­ cup cnimbs in bottom of ice cube later commited to a mental insti­ Today it is noted for its soft- cluding his two daughters..by a ies. McCONVILLE'S FOR EASTER FLOWERS------'54. FORD $145 and led to its conversion was not He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. 2-Door tray. Spread half of peach mix­ tution, had intended to plant the Two motorists who had failed to a gently ethiiral ‘Do go<^,’ a pale, spoken, teetotaling, crusading previous marriage. ture over cnimbs; sprinkle with renew their automobile registra­ philosophic (3oIden Rule, but the lady mayor. Mayor Gibbs reports that only Mary Rusezyeki Klimek; a son, another 1 3 cup criinibs; top wuth tions and were displaying 1960 In­ flaming news: 'He Is Risen!’ .She wants a clean town, stream­ a few weeks ago an approach was Joseph F. Klimek of 247 Hack­ '54 TORD $195 remaining peach mixture and then made through hei* husband by matack St.: a dauhgter, Mrs. John 2-Dofcr Hardtop EAST serts were arrested by Manchester "True, Christ could have by­ lined municipal government and ALL i-eniaining crumbs. Ohlll at least police this morning and were passed an earthly resurrection . .. new municipal facilities that will gamblers. They wanted to deter­ VoJeck of 95 Charter Oak St.; a mine if she,would go for the open­ stepsister,' Mrs. Amelia Krul of 2 hours before serring cdo no Extra (At 6:30 p.m.) “ Dog of Flanders," color—David Ladd charged with operating unregiS' but for our benefit He chose to live make it known nationally as 'i s BUICK $145 freeze). tered motor vetiicles. again with, us, body and aoul . . . ing of a gambling casino. Her hue- Marietta', Wis.; and four grand­ REASONABLY Super 4-Door *Winds model city. She is "dreaming big." At 1:05 this morning, just one truly man, sharing really and not as she ppts it. band gave them the word that children. Dutch Asparagus Salad Tonight hour and five minutes after the fictitiously,in our lot. . there wasn’t the ghost of a chance. Funeral services will be held at '53 OLDS. and Sun. Mayor Norma Gibbs, 32, a new­ $195 2 cans (1 pound each) aspara­ deadline on 1960 registrations, Pa­ "Thanks to Christ’s resurrection, comer from her 'native Chicago. "This town can go one of two 9:15 a.m. Monday at the John F. PRICED! “ 88" 2-Door gus stalks. trolman Raymond Peck spotted a we can believe that there is some­ ways," says her honor, " ’forward Tierney Funeral Home.' 219 W. John Wayne • Fahian' Once she considered being a mis­ U pound bacon In Addition To Our Regular Menu We Will Feature: car being driven by Lawrence A. thing wondrous In man, that the sionary. Now her zeal Is to Im­ —or back to gambling." Center St. A solemn high Mass of '51 N ASH $25 n ie determined glint in her eye requiem will be read at St. James I ’ j to 2 tablespoons wine vine­ “North To Alaaka”. WALNUT RESTAURANT Flynn, 19, of 180 Center St., at final humaijlf condition is not car­ prove this small Southern Califor­ POHED PLANTS 4-Door / Francis Wendhiser * gar The Following Complete Dinners Center and Ckioper Sts. which still rion or the jKorm . . , If Good Fri­ says it's going forward. Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Color o Joan Collins 7 WALNUT STREET—5IANCHESTER, CONN. nia coastal city with a population Tulips ...... 25c a blossom 'j teaspoon Augar had 1960 Inserts. day reminds us that man is not jot 6,916. Long Interested in government St. James Cemetery. '55 HUDSON $345 spectU-e auto buyer some years Salt and pepper “ Esther and The ^^^Fo^ReservaUons^Oal^fanch«iter^MltehelI^8070^^ Flynn was quoted as saying he God, Easter does not let him for­ and politics, she decided last year Friends may call at the funeral She turned thumbs down on a Hyacinths . . . 50c a blossom .HYDRANGEAS Hornet 4-Door ago. The man, a displaced person Romaiiie or other lettuce King” Baked Virginia Ham, Apricot Sauce ...... $3.00 had failed to renew his registra­ get that to God man does matter.” to run for city council. She cam­ from Europe following the war, 4 hard-cooked eggs tion. (^ristmas party at City Hall last paigned on a platform to estab­ Box Office opena at 8:15 Easier Sunday Menu Roast Long Island Duckling, Orange S a u c e ...... $3.76 Yuletide because she said she O rch id s...... $3.00 and up '54 PLYM. $195 tried out One vehicle that had ah 4 small green onions (scallionsl He was told to appear In Circuit Banned in California lish a city manager form of gov­ •CINERARIAS 4-Door automatic transmission. Drain asparagus thoroughly and APPETIZERS Court, Manchester, on April 17. didn’t want money spent for ernment, and won a four-year Shrimp Cocktail. Fresh Fruit Cup, Tomato Juice, Italian Anti­ Roast Prime Ribs Of Beef, Yorkshire Pudding .. .$4.25 Another car displaying 1960 In­ "drunken brawl." She doesn’t ob­ "No good! .No good! Two pel-tal arr^ge on serving platter. Dice Sacramento, Calif., April 1 (>P)— term last spring, receiving more Notice Corsages .... $ I .OO and up —only one pet-lal," he said. After bacon arid fry until cii.sp; remove pasto, Celery, Olives, Marinated Herring. Choice of soup: serts, being driven by Elias P. ject when others, even members of votes than any oth^r candidate. '49 CHEV. ^ ^ 5 Minestrone. Chicken with Rice. Relish tray. Salad, choice of Broiled Live Lobster, Shrimp Dressing ...... $4.50 Psaras, 26, of Dunn Rd., Coventry, The chairman of the California her family, drink. "But I abhor . GARDENIAS 2-Door some deciphering, Wendhiser said bacon tidbits; to bacon fat in skil­ Athletic Coinmiasion said today Men Chose Her WE HAVE DAILY Bouquets . .. . $1.00 and up he got the point. The man wanted let stir in the vinegar, sugar and dressing. was spotted on EX Onter St, at anything done to excess when It This led her fellow councilmen, a car with clutch and brake'pedals salt and pepper to tahte._ Pour hot Roast Leg Of Spring Lamb, Mint Jelly ...... $3.60 7:20 by Patrolman Clarence Heri­ that heavyweight contender Sonny injures health," she explains. BAKED EASTER H A M ...... $2.95 Liston will never be allowed to all males, to choose her mayor DELIVERY TO THE Five Courteous Salesmen instead of the automatic. "We drc.saing over cold asparagus. Gar­ tage. Psaras had also failed to re­ Her honor is an attractive for a two-year term. Azalea Plants .MUMS ROAST STUFFED NATIVE TURKEY. \ fight in this state as long as he To Serve Ton: sold a c.ar and nick-named , the nish with romaine, sliced hard- CHILDREN’S DINNER 2.25—complete dinner new his regtistratlon, and at the brunette with an infectious smile Last fall another election gave $2 a pot and up Fran IMokenaon, Rob Jones, buyer "John two pet-tal," Wend­ cooked eggs and scallions (sliced same time did not have his license haa his present manager. Dr. Dan —holding three full time Jobs. COKHE SEE . . . CO)ulE SAVE) WALT DISNEY’S cranbMTy sauc* ...... '.. $2.95 Norma Gibbs a vote of confidence. Paul Dongaa. A] patalaao, hiser said. thin and Including most of the BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK ...... $3.95 with him. O. Kilroy said, "Liston ia really The first is taking <»re of her • Her drive to stimulate int'ereat BOLTON John Falcone . ■Wendhiser is married to the for­ green). Makes 8 servings.. . "SWIS$ FAMILY An additional charge of failure managed by Frank Carbo, Frank pleasant tract home with a view of in local politics actually began in mer Eleanor DaDalt of SUfford BROILED PRIME HLET MIGNON STEAK . $3.95 to carry his license waa lodged Palermo and other underworld fig­ the Catalina, her husband and four 1951-52 when she studied political Springs and the couple have four R O M N 5 0 N " WHOLE IROILED LOBSTER, butttr ioue* $3.25 against him. Psaras’ court day ures. “From what we have leyned, small children. science on a scholarship at the children, Francis 12. Paul 10, In color 11(25-2:40-4:05-9:25 was also set for April 17 in Man- John Barone who is Liston’s man­ Teacher Too , Free University in Berlin. She AREA MANCHESTER FRESH LOBSTER MEAT SAUTE ...... $3.25 diester. McCONVILLE'S Eleanor 8, and Mark 3. Plus: “ The Hound That ager of record, is no manager at Her No, 2 Job is keeping things says at that time she came to re­ OLDSMOBILE Thought He Waa A Raccoon” VEAL SCALLO PINI; frtsh mushrooms all. Liston is managed by under­ straight at City HaU and pressing alize how apathy on the part of the JOINS ALLSTATE In color—10:30-1:45-5:10-8:80 and poppors...... $3.00 * Indian Captive world figures who are hidden." on with her dream of city im­ people could lead to the tyranny LENOX -C)«EENHOUSES MOTOR SALES Bruce Ralston of 24 (Joslee Dr., WALT DISNEVS THE CLARK'S ' ' ' \ ' provement. Hitler represented. -SeUag w d Servtdng has been appointed sales represent­ “ Swim Family Robinson" VEAL C U H eT PA R M IG IA N The third white child born In HOME HOSPITAL Her third Job is her post aa a She wants to develop a 5- or PHARMACY 302 Woodbridge St.— MI 9-5947 OMeaebUeeTor O ver 25 T omb’ ative for Allstate Insurance Com­ Tech. 3-6:30-9:30 EXTRA! Pattenon-Johanason 78 NORTH STREET — WILLIMANTIC, CONN. 4yhat now Is Vermont, Elizabeth The family homestead of James professional ..sducator. She ia a 10-year plan for Seal Birach. “We OPEN EVENINGS panies. Fight nctnrei with MonoroNa chooso ....<*...... * .. $2.95 Captive Johnson, got her middle Russell Lowell, 19th century poet, counselor and assistant professor have the people dreaming big and R AT HWTER. Used Oar Mgr. Plus: "The Hound That Choice of Potatoes snd Vegetables: French Fries, Wh^ped For Reservations Call HArrison 3-9001 299 E. CENTER ST. Open All Day Easter Sunday m VPKftT CENTER 8T. Ralston, formerly with iloore Potatoes, Poutoes Au Gratln. Creamed Onions, New Peas. name from the fact that her near Hatvard Square, Cambridge, of psychology at nearby Long I'm dreaming big,” she says. "I Business Forms,. Inc., recently Thought He Waa A Racoon" SUNVAY SHdWmiE mother, Mrs. James Johnson, gave Mass., was used as a hospital dur- Beach Stats CoUegs, a growing In- appointed a master planning com- M I S-2411 10:SO-2:00-5:SO-8:40 String Beans Marinara, Coleslaw. ^ TfeL. M l 9“089« Om b Bveafeags M eadar tJUPOogh passed the Allstate qualifying I “Swlas" 340-5t25-8itt Cboitm of Oeaasrt: Assorted Pies, SpumoBl. Sherbet, Nut RoO. birth to her the liight she was cap­ iifg tha batUs of Bunker Hill In atttuUon with an enroUment of ofittee. More than 60 citizens vol- Fitday aad Saturday aftenooM exam with high honors. He will bo' Soon! Wonderful “ BEN-HUR” “ HOond- 4a0-1<85 tured by Indiana on Aug. 81, 1754. 177r 10,000, 'unteei^ to twrve." a representative for Allstate’s Na- , 'I M A N C H E ^R EVENING HERiOiD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. APRIL 1, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING i^ERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNm SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1961 PAGE FOUR PAGE FIVE datoo. by a«fM li«, as pSit v t tUa •Wonders of the Universe' Home Gtwdener^s Notebook Bectsle«^ to go oM tn a eorter by themsetres and censnlt o m an­ Connecticut Sunrise Services ^DPtiins^ ^pralb other on the future raaumption of Happy Easter To All illaaiiiiarnwt talks, and than to re-i Yankee Project Voyagers Carnivorous Plants- - Unique ‘Pets’ FROM IS Btr*M port to the tfnlted Nattona Genaral Set Easter Morn Mapchwter, Cct>p-.„ „ Aaaembly at tu next saaaioo. the By A* H* 0« t b o m a s t . r e ^ u s o N By AULAN SWSMTON S O I^D C V O ^ T E R R rERGUSON worid'a two biggeat powora might Planetary Orbiters X GUS'S GRINDERS PnbUthera (BMtMa for NBA Bitvlea) seem to he taking th« worid'a big­ Tha normal prbcadura of a ahow "Y e seek ^esus of Nazareth, which was crucified: He is 468 HARTFORD ROAD V\MBd«d O etebw 1. IW l of hands was improved on toward CaxhivorouB plants that caUh gest problem off into an excluslTe and digaat inaecta are faacinating risen; He is hot here . PublMiMl ITMT Ev»ntn» E *e^ the cloae of round one of the an­ By DR. I. M. LBVRT, DIBBOIOR soms sort mkjr t s nrsMtat on this ■iiadar* “ d HoItd»y». Enter^ at th» comer of their own. nual legialativa battle of the optoi- plsnst psrtit|in ths Voysgsr pUns- to gfow and study. Many can ac­ Oonoordla Evangelical LntherMrt> S t James’ R. C. CSiurrh ^Congregational Churdh of Vernon The miracle of the angel’s words will be renewed again this CLOSED ALL DAY POM Ctfftc* at J*«)Ch«wt,r? Cobb.. a» The Fele Flaaatariam tually be observed trapping in­ North Methodist Church Clawi Hall Hatter.______This state of affairs—Involving metrlata, when one of the epokes- Of th e rraaklfai lastttaia ta^ orbttsr maor fivs a dsfinits Church - SOO barker St. Magr. John F. Hannon, Pastor will be speaker. After the service, year at Easter sunrise services throughout the Manchester head-on, direct, nation-to-datlon men for the^ *»«ma time after l»d7 the goal of aniwtir to this intriguing qusstion. sects for their nourieh^^t. Winter and Garden 8te. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Rev. James T. O’Connell the Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will (barea. EASTER SUNDAY strRSCRipnoN r a t e s ed ita members to rise and shoW’ Aftsr Vsnus, M an bscomss the InSect-aating plants range In Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Rev. Joseph H. McCann -hold an Eaater breakfast In the so­ The Manchester Christian Youth Payable In A drance negotiation between Rnaaia and. space eclentiets will be intensive taiget for Voyager. Howsver. un­ Carrier Han the Judiciary Committee their studies of the planet surfaces pr*- .else from those almost microaedp- 6:30 a.m., Eaater Sunrise Service Rev. John D. Regaa cial room. The Junior High Pilgrim Council will sponsor - an Eaater One T ea r ...... *15 *5 S3-«' the United States—la believed to flne, honest faces. like Venus, ws' can ees the sur­ le to others 18 inches tall. Their 6 a.m.. Sunrise Service with to be held outdoors on the church Fellowship will have breakfast at Ruth Millett Dawn Service at 6 at the outdoor SIX Hrmlhe ...... • 11 « paratory t6 manned visits to these S.fO be eomething which Russia, for ita It was indesd an Imprestive sea face of Mare. Thus, the objective methods of trapping victims for Holy Communion. • grounds, weather permitting. A Sunday Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward chapel of South Methodist Church. Three HMitha ...... l.SS ;)lsneU. Project Voyager will be in this orbKer will be to* photo­ meals have many variations. One Hemth ...... 1 part, has long desired. It may now of faesa which tljen rose— clean, he. spacecraft used for this In­ 7:80 ajn.. Communion break­ coffee hour ^11 follow. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Keller, 33 White St, The main speaker will be Arthur W eeklr ...... ■ » .45 graph the planetary burface and; Famed naturalist Charles Darwin Watch Out, Uncle Sam! K. Gaard, intern of Emanuel be eomething which the Kennedy keen, with a nicely professional vestigation says Fred D. Kochen- fast. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Family Wor­ ,9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor­ reli^ Information to the earth oon- and other botanists have reported ship. Two identical services -with St. Bridget’s R. C. Church ship. Sermon, "The Doctrine of the Nieces Are Hep to You Lutheran Church. Other partici­ M EM BER o r ____ administration, with its iaaUnct mixture of mental alertness and dorfer, head of NASA's Planetary S j ^ O p E S • 9 and 10:30 a.in.. Holy Commun­ THE a s s o c i a t e d PRESS expertness with humanitarian gen- ctriUng the surfads d4taUs. more than 300 types of insect- ion, Church School and nursery. special music by the choir and a Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Resurrection.” pants will be Youth Council offi­ The AMWCiaied Prew 1« excl^ ele toward the restoration of a quiet­ Flight Systems It is ccuicelvabls that by 1970 It was a woman who tipped cers Don Selpel, Miss Marlene antitied tn Ihe oee of reruhllcatitm of Uenesa — and that was the neat As the Voyager miaaion Is a catching plants. sermon, "Jeaua Christ Is- Lord!" Rev. Stanley E. HaatUlo TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN all nea-, dlepatche, credited to It or er brand of diplomacy, is also touch of com which closed the af­ may corns an unmanned landlhg on Common to all Inaeotivorous Nursery care of small children, Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Rockville Methodist Chnroh President Kennedy to the fact that Forde, Miss Susan McKinney and Bot otheraiee credited in thix paper planetary orbiter, it means that ?lTCKe&.?LAK)r VeNUS^RYTW Covenant Congregational Church James Abert. Da'vld Almond will ready to welcome. The two giants firmative side of the hshrlng on M an resulting from knowledge plants is the ability to obtain nu­ but no Sunday School claases. Assistants 142 Grove S t plans were under way for a plush and alen the local new, pupUehed h ^ . both retrorockets and a terminal gathered by iroyager. Whta this (Evangelical Covenant) Rev. Laurence M. HIU, Pastor direct the musical part of the pro­ Burton’s, Inc., ■wish to take this opportunity to All rilthte of republication of ep^al getting together to resolve the the perennial bill which would guidance system are neceasiUea. trients from the insects thpy 43 Spruce 6t. $200,000 annex to an officer's club dlepatche. herein are aleo reeer>ed. materiaUses, acientists edn then The Salvation 'Army Sunday Meases at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, gram. strengthen the status of the opto­ The greater weight of these catch. Rev. K. EJnar Raak, Pastor in France. Following the service, there will correct a statement which appeared in the Oct. 28, fate of the world—that might ba undertsdu direct obbervatlon and Sundews demonstrate their fly- 661 Main S t in the chapel at 9 and 10 a,m. 5:30 a.m., Sunrise Service on Full aerrice client of h». E. A. Serr- metrist as a member of a profes­ vehicles will permit the planet identiflcatiim of life forms present Since her tip resulted in the be a breakfast served by the youth lc» inr a prospect appealing to both gi­ sion. with increased power to catching talent graphically. The MaJ. E. Walter Isunle Fox Hill. 1960 issue of the Herald to the effect that Mrs. Publfehera R«preeenUtire»: The seeker to "home in’* On the planet on the Martian surface. 6 a.m., Easter Dawn Service by Officer In Charge 9:30 a.m.. Family Worship with President's personally halting the of Covenant Congregational ants. . regulate its own ethics and stan­ and guide It into an orbit to make plant is generally about the size the Manchester Youth Council at Church of toe Assumption project, and hia press secretary's Jullue Hatheer* Special Aite^y — New It is contemplated that sys- Adams St. and Thompson Rd. members of the Church School in Chuich. Barbara Podorowsky and Mrs. Pearl Riccio, both T ork . ChicaiTP. O K toit and Bes work­ lUiRS PbW T discussion group. In The Mancheeter Erenlnit Herald. may make suCh negotiations mote hearing history. The optometrists of Instrunrents for detecting tacle en'velop the unfortunate in- level. SL Bartholomew’s Church auch tips—and many of them will The Rev. Philip H. Ward, pastor the contest and had nothing to do with the prize ing in the ultraviolet and nSar- o Junior Songsters, and Citadel Band. be from women. probably made a committee vote 10:45 a.m., Mofnlng Worship. Buckley School Auditorium of First Congregational Church In Diaplav advertlidne oloein* hourx: complicated and difficult. - They radiations, particles, plasma and ultniviolet regiona. DsfinlUve an- D ow w u/A RP Sermon by MaJ. Lamie, "Because St. John’s Episcopal Church For Mreiday—1 p m. Friday or two' precisely because their Pitcher plants are potent, too. Sermon. "The Joy of the Resur­ Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Women are the real economizers Vernon, will be speaker at the an­ awards. may also regard their own pres­ other characterisUca of interplane- swen as to the actant of life forms He Lives." Ro^ville F o r Tueaday—1 p fn. Monday. spokesmen used a minimum of Ury space. But lU true mission Some are only four to five Inches rection.” Public address system 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by in most families. They're the ones nual Easter Simrise Service, spon­ Signed— Fhr Wedneaday—1 P m. Tu»aday. ence and participation aa some­ and their charaoterlstice may -be high with broad liquid-filled bases. Leafy traps are formed on nsj*- country. Moat are fairly easy to Rev. James L. Grant, Rector who compare prices, shop for bar­ For Thuradae—1 p.m Wednesday, time so efficiently. will take shape on approach to the will be set up for overflow con­ Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Sunday Masses at 8, 9:15 and sored by the Rockville Ministerial rvw Friday—1 p.m Thuraday. thing of a necessary safsguard. derived ,from inveetigatlons of Uds Othere grow to almost 18 inches row arms radiating from the bulb. grow if you duplicate their natural gregation in choir and youth gains, take advantage of sales, and Association, on Fox Hill in Rock­ BURTON’S, Inc. In fact, it was difficult for the Urget planet type. condltlone. They do well In moiet Thomas McCann. 10:30 a.m. 7 a.m., Holy Communion. Tbr Sattirday—1 P m. Friday tall. Rain coUecte Inalde these Each trap Is "hinged” in the cen­ rooms. in dozen of other ways stretch the ville. Classiried deadline; *0‘S? a rm each No one quite knows what * spectator to realize that, under­ Mr. Kochen iorfer Indi'cates that Until about 1967 the Mariner terrariums. 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service. 9 a.m., Holy Communion. family dollar to the limit. Say ennisalon of 286 Main St. ’Tuesday, 7:30'' p'.m.. Building who get the most burned up when The Rev. Mr. Ward’s sermon will Saturday. April 1 having,the two big fellows step profeasional dignity and for pro­ series. And in truth the Vo3rager the landowner first. Then take only Songstera. Guest speaker. Brig. C. E. Winslow, Minister they see tax money wasted. It’s be broadcast to worshipers from it will be the Voyager series which growing. a two of these hairs thp trap ia Harold Bevan of Hartford. Committee meeting with archi­ out of the public room, into a pri­ tection of the dear public, under­ will be an extension of the Mariner will take over. a few 80 the others can reproduce. Calvary Church not Just tax money to them. It’s Protestant churches In the Rock­ project but one In -which a great Insects sttractsd Into the pitch­ sprung. tect. vate office, for their own head-to- neath its heart-wlrming and hele for Target Plaiieta Voyager vehicles can be launched God haa endowed every man dollar that the women can find out Other sunrise services In the some 14 optometriata to continue Venus and Mars are the goals of to the planets. This limitation will KAY SHERWOOD ^ Although toe eaaiast, safest and 22 'Vernon S t 7:30 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour. plenty about how Uncle Sam’s area will be as follows; funs to the branch, the stalk truce, or a two-power deal, for the with an Immortal aoul. The nur­ United Methodist Church Message, “The Woman in Pur­ In their present location and asso­ this project. Venus, whose orbit disappear when more powerful ture and care of that soul ahould Newspaper Eaterprise Assn. best way to clean plastic limi- Zion Evangelical Lntheran Church money ia being spent. Think of all Zion Evangelical Lutheran "MANCHESTER'S OLDEST pushes to flower, and the whole possibility of a United Nations ciation with ConnecUeut Jewelry lies Bdthln that of the earth, comes propulsion systems come into -ba- nates is to wipe with a damp cloth Oentor CongregaOonal Church (Missouri Synod) of Bolton ple” Rev. 17. be every msm’s greatest conesrn. Would you believe that our Rt. 44A and South Rd. the secretaries and file clerks in CHiurch, 6, on Zion’s Heights; earth la beautiful with a new role of law. Let ua aetUe, as of or department stores. within 26 million miles of the earth. ing. or soapy sponge, some homemak­ 11 Center St. Cooper and High Sto. government offices, of all the wives Salvation Army, 6, at Center Park; The Church haa abimdantly pro­ hearty demand for laminated plas­ Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Mltoster Vernon Methodist Church demenstratlon of permanent life. now, for this kind of concept— Spokesman for the profession Mars lies outside the orbit of the It seems a certainty that by the vided for the welfare of our souls tic kitchen countertops has toe ers are scouring the surfaces with Rev. Clifford O..Stopson, Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor of servicemen stationed in this United Methodist Church of Bol­ FINANCIAL In s t it u t io n " had indeed, during their moving earth and at its nearest approach abrasives or scouring powdSrs. Minister ‘ ' Dr. Allison Ray He^w, country and abroad, of all the wives The one tchant of this beautiful that the two powers alone might end of the decade, with Rroject in iU SscramenU and services, makers troubled? It does, sim­ 6:30 a.m,, Sunrise Service at ton, 6:30, at the home of Mr. and presentation of their case, fre­ it Is 34.5 million miles aivay. Thus Hi«rd scrubbing Un't necsssary. Rev. Lanreiioe J. Vincent, 6 a.m., Eaater Sunrise Service Interim Minister of government workers. Once they Mrs. Edward Thoms on Vernon world who can most surely aanae conceive aome of the terms o f a Voyager, ecientlste will have been in praise, prayer, and instruction, ply because we have blithely ig­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marjorie Stephens, quently used the words "mercan to get a payload to these planets nored their earnest Vfforta to edu­ isn't reconimended, and can bs Associate Minister . on "Zion’s Heights." start watching Uncle Sam's spend­ Rd., Bolton, with Charles Miller, and translate ita beauty, and yet eble to complete their knowledge snd no man living can afford to Thoms on "Vernon Rd., Bolton. Organist and Choir Director better era for the world, but that tile" and "marketplace" with high will require a tremendous launch­ concerning the surface character­ cate us on proper use and care. rough on the finish. 8 a.m., Eaater Festival Worphlp ing as carefully as they watch their speaker. ing vehicle, and a long time inter­ be so improvident and so reckleas CTiarles Miller 'Will preach. who stands most transient tn his only the eoUeetlve approval of the ethical acorn, and aa deacriptive of istics of these bodies. and BO ioq>rudent as to let pass No one wants to be gloomy, but If ...caiiisters or similar objtota 7:45, 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church in the German Language. own, they’ll come up with a lot of Also, Concordia Evangelical Lu­ ct^tcA^ed^^G^ 'bs 'flr "ft val is required. are stored on plastic counters, 9 a.m.. No Sunday School be­ 7:30 a.m., Easter breakfast at 5 a.m.. Young people meet to tales. sharlag of it, is that creature, reat of humanity could asal them. sordid, degrading conditions and Currently our knowledge of by uniioUoed the deeper things of we are headed for disappointment Services. (Please note earlier time the church. theran Church, service with Holy Because Venus is completely unless we wise up. make sure you keep toe surfaces for first service). Sermon, "Pray­ cause of Easter program in the go to the Ekister Sunrise service Yon had better go easy. Uncle associations from Which they shrouded by clouds. Voyager must these bodies, despite the size of life; no man may turn aside from 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Morning Communion, 6; Calvary Church wished to protect their profes­ our telezcopee and despite the under them dry or waxed to avoid er VI ‘Rejoice and Rejoice.’ ’’ evening* on Pox Hill. Fran Carlton will Sam. Your nieces are going to (Assemblies of God), 6:30, with S A V I N G S He wears his aenatUva percep­ use active radar for mapping the toe thinga of the Spirit and refuse Laminated. plastic is built up in Worship. The Wesley Choir will accompany them. be watching you. sion. fantistic auxiliary equipment built to command his soul into the keep­ layers, chemically dipped, neat- possible damage from moisture al­ 9:15 a.m.. Church School, 10 a.m., Eaater Festival Worship special music and the Rev. John tions aa a companion to and as a Cutro Turns To Sport surface. Eventnally with Voyager lowed to collect and stand. sing at the first service. The Sen­ 9:30 and 11 a.m., Easter Sun­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. a ? i d L O A N But it was the bill's opposition for them, li so meager that an ing of God, 'Where it may be sanc­ fused, power-pressed and finally nursery through upper Junior de­ with celebration of Holy Com­ ior Choir will sing at the second Zanella, speaker; and North Meth­ measure of hie own Insufflclency. it may be possible to discover the -V Waxing counters isn't Mscntlsl, partment. Members of Jimlor high munion. Text, John 14:19. Theme: day Services. Sermon, "Eaater, a A S S O C I A T 1 O M Whan, not long ago, Pramler which, with a aubclnct dip into nature of the Venusian surface. ehtlre new era awaits the astron­ tified and governed and made per­ filmed with a gloss or mat finish. and third services. Sermons by odist Church, 5:30, on the church but it does protect surfaces. One will attend church with their fam­ "The Glory and Triumph of East­ Festival of Life," by the Rev. Mr, Style Hurts Pearlers The power to appredaie, and Fidel Castro took to baseball, with the past history of the issue, set Because of the detection of wa­ omer within the next ten years. fect in holiness, without pa^ng Smooth plastic surfacing, as you the pastor. grounds, weather permitting. fAfSi/M M isrSA VfM O S the stage for the more naked bat No science fiction writer could know, does whisk clean with a firm recommends a liquid wax ilies. er." Heaps. Special music. No Church the power to dream, art also the some immedlato alterations^ in the ter vapor in the Venusian atmos­ the penalty. 9:45 and 11:00 a.m., Nursery. School. Ue likely to be tought out when ever conjure up In advance the We have developed, I fear a damp cipth and it ia tough. But which cleans as it waxes. 11 a.m.. Church School, nursery 7 p.m., Sunday School Easter Canberra—The demise of the power to Imagine what he lacka, 'way that game ahould be played, phere from balloon observations on Acids, such aa vinegan, fruit ■ Dye Marks Blood Flow the same general issue gets an­ the earth, it is considered possible true picture which these plane­ rather too intimate contact with you can’t have everything. through lower Junior department program, also with the congrega­ pearl-shell button in favor of but­ MAIN OFFICE COVENTRY BRANCH what makes man himself Ineom- we found hla Innovations tame Juices, and similar foods, should Members of upper Junior and Jun­ St. Maurice’s Church other hearing before the Judiciary that large amounts of water may tary orbiters will relay back to the 'world. Pertiape it ia not our As durable aa plastic laminates tion. tons made of synthetic materials New York—A dye that is opaque 1007 MAIN ST. SHOPPING CENTER pl«te. and mild In comparison to the dis­ Committee on April 6. In the 1959 the earth. fault. Butiness and industry and are, homemakers who transfer a be 'Wiped off counters immediately. ior high will attend church with Bolton has hit Australia’s pearling indus­ be present there. This feature haa When preparing acid foods, slide a Area Churches Rev. Bernard L. MoOiirk, Pastor to X-rays is helping scientists take MANCHESTER RT. 31— COVENTRY It la nothing his own occaaion- ruptions we Americana, the invm- session, said this opposition, a bill indicated to some astronomers the (Cepyright 1961, OeMral Features commerce must go on. And there piping hot pan from oven to coun­ their families. South Methodist Church try hard. More than a third of last movies of blood flow, to pinpoint containing all the lovely ethics re­ exciting possibility that Ilfs of carp.) are so many thinga toat require tertop are asking for trouble. Boil­ piece of foil or paper toweling be­ 6:30 a.m., Members of CYP Club year’s shell harvest is still unsold ally vainglorious talents and skills tors and ownera of the game, are tween food and counter. lAwrence F. Almond Sunday Masses at 7,'8:30, 10 and trouble areas In the circulatory quired had been favorably report­ our time and attention that, in ing water shouldn’t harm lami­ will attend the Easter Dawn Serv­ Percy M. Spurrier system. can provide. Introducing Into it ouraelves. nates. Formica will withstand tem- If plastic laminates are dam­ ice at the South Methodist Church TaloottvUle Congregational Chnrch 11:30 a.m. First Lntheran C3mrch ed to the State Senate. There it toe rush of the moment, we loee Ministers Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Minister It has to come. If it ia to come After all, Castro's changes were had been amended, however, to in­ contact with toe divine Redeemer. peraturea to 275 degrees, accord­ aged through misuse, all is qot outdoor pulpit Rockville lost. A local plastic fabricator can St. Francis of Assisi Church Rev, Dr. David G. Jaxhelmer, Jehovah’s- Witnesses from outside man himself. What understandable, simple, and direct clude a provision that none of the The tragedy of life ia toat we have ing to manufacturers, but higher 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor­ Kingdom Hall The New English Bible heats msv cause ' damage. Keep remove stains, reflnish scratches 5 a.m., Sunrise service on Pox South Windsor Pastor Is man? In tha end, hla crowning He didn't believe that, In a revo­ profession's proposed power over too many o f those‘‘rush’ moments. Community Baptist Church ship. Sermon, "You Were There: Hill. J 791 Main S t If You Have No Church Home, Come Tomorrow to They are alUgether too frequent. trivets or protective pads handy and even glue down bubbles if the 585 E. Center St. at toe Oreen Rev. Janies F. Glynn, Pastor glory la that he Is the one thing lutionary regimt, thero should be its own ethical standards should laminate lifts from tha plywood Peter, the Rock,” by the Rev. Mr. 7 a.m., Young people’s break­ Rev. Raymond B. Yaakauskas 5:20 a.m., Easter Dawn Service 3 pjjj.. Special public Bible lec- be used to disturb the existing as­ Christ makes a strong appM to to the range and use them under John R. Neiibert, Minister Almond. -Church School for nurs­ on earth which has a yearning stealing of any kind, so he promul­ all hot pots, pans or appliances. base. fast. Assistant Pastor at Fox Hill. turgr^TTie Sacred Bible and Our Manchester's Newest Church sociation of some optometrists ua and we all-make noble resolu- ery and kindergarten in regular 10:45 a.m., Nursery for chil­ blem of Survival.” quarrel with the possible limits' gated a rule forbidding a base run Is a New Translation I’ll bet we’re all guilty of occa­ 6 a.m., Eaater Sunrise Service 9 a.m., Sunday School Eas with mercantile establishments tfons that have a bearing on our classrooms. Other classes not in dren of Easter worshippers. Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 9, 9:10 Program. Parents and friends in­ 4:10 p.m., Watchtower study ar­ tlons of his fate. ner to go from first to second When the bill thus amended went spiritual life. TTien we return to sionally cutting or allclhg food on Turks Find Oil and brealifast. Speaker, the Rev. session, but all other pupils will vited. Pupils to receive gifts from toe unguarded plastic surface. Alien Socikwa, Union of South 11 a.m., Easter Service of wor­ t0:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. ticle, "Hold Fast Your jo y !” Out of his instinctive, compul­ without the permission of the to the House, said the opposition By WILLIAM E. GILROY, D.D. fth e contemporaries of Shake- our homes or to our buaineaa and attend churto worship. ship. No Sunday School. Sermon, the Sunday School. (Neh. 8:10.) 'straightway foiget what manner Laminated surfaces are deacribed Ankara—The discoveryery ofi oil near Africa. sive needs, out of the power of his pitcher. There was also some sus­ spokesmen, it was the optomet­ ■peare. Thus It cams out of the 5 p.m., "The Resurrection of "Up Prom the Grave He Arose.” Bolton Congregational Church 10:15 a.m.. Church Service. East­ NeWpaper Enterprise Aaeq. of Man Ch 1st is’"and our splendid aa acratch-reaistant but they con Andana, Turkey, leadsI OovemmsntGo 9:30 a.m.. Church School for Wednesday, 8 p.m., Public Bible COA4MUNITY rists themselves who then request­ golden age of Xhiglish literature. toe Older Youth Fellowship,” a Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bolton er Communion. Reception of new lectures followed by group studies own dreaming, out of spiritual picion that, when he himself came New York (NEA)—^The most reeolutiona go to 'wreck and ruin be cut with a sharp blade. A simple officials to hope that in 1962 the na­ children, cradle roll through Grade meeting with supper at Miss Wil­ ed that the whole measure be It haa not been a matter of chance Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rev. Theodore Chandler, Pastor members: Mr. and Mrs. Robert in the Bible aid, "Your Will Be revelation, man makea and finds to bat, he did not think three withdrawn. It was his unkind lii- important Biblical publishing until something else happens in way to avoid scarring ia to use a tion will become an oil exporter. 4, youth. Grades 10-12 and adults. liam's apartment, 20 Hartford Green, Mrs. Walter Priederlch or authority that it has held, as it Now Turkey imports 160,000,000 Hayes. A special anthem will be Done on Earth,” at 287 Oakland his concept of the outside force strikes enough for the leader of a ference that the optometrists event since the King James’ or our life to Jaf ua out of our In­ wood chopping block for knife Morning Worship for children and Rd. 7:30 a.m., Easter breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Lief Peterson, Mr, has. its place for over three cen­ 'Work. worth of oil •each year. youth, Grades 5 through 9. Ser­ performed by the senior choir, and St., 20 Marble St., 18 Chambers which cares enough to sacrifice revolution dedicated to social Jus­ wanted their ethics«for a very Authorized Version of 1611 would turies. Its English. quality la action. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor­ and Mrs. Leonard Anderson, Mrs, BAPTIST CHURCH "Then let ua so model our Uvea mon topic, "Into the Garden of St. John’s Polish National Catholic soloist will be Gaetano Simoncelli. St., and 12 Trotter St. part of Itself in order to complete tice. particular ethical purpose — that marked by ilmpUclty, directness Ushers will be Wallace Phillips, ship. William Condry, Mr. and Mrs seem to be’the New English Bible, that when our summons comes to Life.” Church Ralph Duell and Carl Pressler by Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 the destiny of man. of ridding themaelvea of a certain and preclaion. Louis Smith, Leonard Bayliss and Rhythmic, Junior, Chancel and 585 E. CENTER ST.— AT THE GREEN Such changes in the game are piece of professional competition. of which the New Teetamnent la Join those who move to take their 10:30 a.m.. Church School for 23 Goln-ay St. Senior Choirs will participate at reinstatement. p.m.. Theocratic ministry school. He combines his resultant be­ relatively uncomplicated, and we The Authorized Version never places in the silsnt halls of death, Norman Hall. Flowers by Miss 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. We have no Instinct for the now issued, to be followed Portly children and youth. Grades 5 Rev. Waiter A. Hyszko, Pastor both services. Sermon based on Thursday, 7:30 p.m., United Lu lief, he merges his own possibility uses two or three words .irtiere one we go not :ike the quarry slave at Mary Jane Williams and Mrs.-Gae- theran Church Women. All women Theme, same as month’s- theme. JOHN R. .NEUBERT, Minister think we would rather have to occasional qynlciam which devel­ by the Old Testament. through 9. Morning Worship for tano Simoncelli. the sixteenth chapter of Mark. will do. A case in point ia in tha night, scourged to his dungeon, adults, youth, children Grades 1 ,6 a.m.,Insurrection profession of the church Invited. Day’s text. Matt. 10:37. of eternal llfe^ with the spring' fes­ take them and assimilate them ops at these hearings on bills for Significance of the New English 3^30 p.m., Easter egg hunt will Beatitudes of Matthew 5. The New iMit sustained and soothed by an through 4. Sermon topic, "Into the and H olyffl^ s. Sermon. "As We St. Bernard’s Chnrch tival' of earth itself, and this be­ than undertake the mere arduous licensing or ennobling various, B lbiyie threefold: Ekiglish rendering ts "How bleat be ‘conducted by members of toe 6:00 A.M.—EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE '•—i f I t ts a translation, not a re­ unfaltering trust, approach the Garden of Life.” Watch OunReaurrected Christ,” in 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville comes Easter. task of trying to And out, this professions, and it was a relief to are— .” 'where the A.V. says alm- grave like one who wraps the Couples Club. turn from such suggestion tp the vision of previous versions. 7 p.m.. Combined Junior High Polish and English. Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Pastor and Breakfast. No concept, no hope, no belief yeiar, hew many teams there are ply "Blasaed.” In Matthew 2:1 the drapery of his couch about him Fellowship meeting In Fellowship 10:30 a.m., Solemn High Mass. honest, open countenance of our 2. 'The transletlon is influenced N.E. saye, "the estrologera ar- Union Congregational Church can be so beautiful wjthout con­ in major league baseball, and how by important ancient manuecripte and lies down to pleasant dreams," Hall. Mrs. O- E. Stanford; will lead Sermon. "Strengthening Our Faith Masaes at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. 9:30 A.M.—SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL ^ own optometrist, who was among ri'ved:” the A.V. says "the IVise having commendsd ouraelves, YOU WANT TO SELL MORE Rockville taining truth. many in each league, and what the fine faces gathered at the •of recent discovery that were not the meeting with special music in toe Risen Christ,” in Polish and Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Worship Service for children, grades 6-9. Men came." Poasibly astrelogera body, soul, and spirit, to God, the and chalk talk. Topic, "Rays of English. .Sacred Heart Church players are on which roster, and hearing, and with whose fine available to the translators of the is better, but "came” seems ade­ Easter Fatoer, waiting for the Resur­ Eaater program at both aervicea Bt. SO, Vernon professional aid we see. what we Authorized Version, or even to quate. Light.” ■ 6 'a.m.. Interdenomina­ 10:30 A.M—MORNING WORSHIP who the managers are going to be rection. GOODS TO MORE PEOPLE- will be directed by Miss Beverly Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor y The Two Giants Retire see. There seemed no question later translators. I would not eara to suggeat that tional Young Adult group -will meet Christ Is Risen! Alleluia! for the first two weeks of the play­ 3. The New English translation Rev. Donald W. Greene First Church of Christ Scientist Burger as follows: "The l^ueen of at the swimming pool_ In Henry Sermon Topic: “Into The Garden Of Life" about the disinterested loftiness of such comparisons art geneial, but St. George’s Episcopal Church Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. It was, we suppose, a tender, ing season. view we could expect from him, la the work of eminent linguistic Masonic Temple Heaven,” sung by the Lutnia Choir; Park to attend the Sunrise Serv­ they do suggest the difflcuHy of Bolton "Rejoice, My People,” a solo by ice as a group. Breakfast at Miss MORNING WORSHIP— 7:45-9:15-11:00 . 7:00 P.M.—COMBINED YOUTH FELLOWSHIPS hopeful, relatively civilised mo­ Fremler Castro's Invasion of the and when, the next day, he called and textual scholars, plaimed and •improving, in English wordz st directed by the repreaent^Uvee of 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sunday Henry Grzyb; "The Holy City,” Gail Rlsley’s home will follow. St. George’s Episcopal Church "PRAYER VI. 'REJOICE and REJOICE' " MEETING ment in the cold War when Am­ game of golf we take as a more up to make sure we had gained least, over the well-estalrils^ed and Rt. 44A. Bolton the right, undlstorted vision of the the Church of England, the Church gchool and nursery, by the Lutnia Choir; “Rejoice O 5:20 a.m.. Annual Easter Sun­ bassador Adlal Stevenson and serioua and consequential matter, familiar Authorized Version. Heavenly Queen," a duet by Henry rise service, sponsored by the Rock­ Rev. Donald W. Greene, Vicar SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE VESTED CHOIRS Issues at the hearing "we were re of Scotland and apparently all of Deaths Last Night 8 p.m,, Wednesday meeting. NOTE: Special provision is always made for children from Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and we are not sure that the the Protestant denomlnationi, A despsr question which I feel Reading room hours at 749 Main Grzyb and Miss Stefanie Kosak; ville Ministerial Association on Fox assured as to his loftiness and competent to suggeet, but not tq. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Come and join us in our worship. We can re­ Cradle Roll upward. Junior High and Senior Youth Fellowahlps jointly presented to the United changer in rules and techniques he heartened by his friendly solid' ,churches, and aocietiea of Great St„ Tuesday, Friday. Saturday, l l "Jerusalem Most Holy” and "A Hill. Young peojfle from various discuas, is whether the Bible — By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Happy Holy Day for Us Has Ar­ churches will take part. The Rev. 3 p.m.. Children’s service. No joice because God in Christ has given us the Words meet regularly Sunday evenings. A meaningful religious ejq>eri- Nations General Assembly's Po­ may be introducing meet the eye tude, so much so that, even if we Britain and Ireland. Austin, ’Tax.—Carl V. Brsdt, 52, a.m. to 4 p.m.; "rhursday 11 a.m. an ancient book, out of an ancient to 9 p.m. rived,” both by the choir. Philip Ward, pastor of'th e First CSiurch School. ence for the whole faipily is the purpose of this very vigorous litical Comq,iittee a resolution tak­ and undcratspding as openly and, attend the April "B hearing, we 1^0 official aponaorship could be time and environment—can.'well dean of men at the University of Eternal Life, won't believe a word the opposi­ deeper or broader. Apparently the Texas, died yesterday.' "U-nreality” will be the subject church. ^ ing any debate on disarmament frankly as his Innovations for be presented in the format and of the lesson-serWon. tion says. On this first hearing aim la to establish the new version a s p ^ of a nwdem book. Must it Worcester, Maas. — Moaes H. out of the present session of the baseball. in public worship and popular use. The Golden Text Is from Prov. day we were discussing, the next not be first read and interpreted Williams, 76, asslatant toe pub­ world General Assembly. What we know on the surface is organized group which appeared an Interesting question will ba the lisher of the Worcesterto Telegipm 18: 7. in relation to that time and < en. Center Here, at last, were the two pro­ that, after one practice round in to save the state of Connecticut extent to which lit may displace and Gazette, died yesterday. A Scriptural selections will Include vlronment, however much its accounts from Matthew, Mark, tagonists of the cold war agreeing which he wore his military boots consisted of the well diggers, and the uthorized Version, 'Sa the -lat- teartilng must be adapted 'and In- native of Newburyport, Maas., Wil ^^Come, Worship the Risen ChristF^ they also had honest, though eet American revision, the tie- Hams had been a newspaperman Luke and John. agreeably on so^nething—even if it on the smooth eapitalistlc greens vised Standard Version (1946- terpeetod in .terras of present-day Correlative passages from ’’Sci­ Congregational fewer, faces. life? Is there not the danger of a for 52 years. was merely an agreement riot to of a lush course Just outside Ha- 1952), haa to aome extent done In Richmond, 'Va. — "James Arthur ence and Health with key to the vena, he iaaued an International possible real loss in attempts st C orru^ -to C H ureh. talk about disarmament right the U.S. and Canada. modernization ? Whltefleid, 62, former wrestler Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, now. challenge,' to the effect that he Pre'vloua Bible revisions were all and wrestling promotor undsr the Include page 292: 31 - 2 next page. I suggest ths meatlon as one name of BilT Lewis and Captain. Church Here,' to name the nation which could take President Keiuiedy any -baaed upon the Authorized (King ^ o M s a , S m u L o u j. James’ ) Version. Changes were who wMcomes All versions and Bluebeard, died yesterday. CLIFFORD O. SIMPSON, Minister time. SinM It is reported that the translations o f ' the Bibla and Second, Congregatlanal Church might halve been expected to see limited to correcting archaic West Palm Beach, F la—Louise 385 N. Main. St. President can break 80 almost any a n d j± through the years has familiarly LAURENCE J. VINCENT, Associate Minister aome possible propaganda' advan­ language and taking into account Morgan Sill, 93, poet and first -Rev. George Roberts, D, D., 9:00 A.M . ROBERT C. VATER, Choir Director day he feels like it, and aince Cas­ evidence from ancient manuacripta used most of t^em. Wa cannot woman’s editor of Harpers Mai tage In forcing discussion' of dis­ have too much or too many of Interim Minister JAMES W. SMITH,* Organist tro la never quite aa crazy as he not formerly available. The re­ zlne, died yesterday in a nursi _ L Mrs. Richard H. Plnney, Divine Worship— armament now, was Soviet Russia scholarly and conscientious efforts home. She was bom in Honolulu, sounds, the inference has to be Q—What waa the priginal mean visers were under definite instruc­ Associate Minister displaying, for once, something tion to keep revialono to a mini­ to make the Bible read, understood, the daughter of the Clyll War Music by Junior and Chapel Choirs ^ o m o Jtd u L that Castro has a few new rules in ing of the word "carol”, and dominant. that almost seemed like gmer- A—The word "carol” means mum, preserving the Authorized Union Army General Morgan 9:30 and 11 a.m., Services by the oelty mind. As far as we can gather, or dance in a ring. Version text unless there waa It ought to be understood that Smith. the comment you are raadiiy ia by [MEMBER Rev. Mr. Roberts. No regular Sun­ The reason for the postpone­ as far as anybody dared count, strong evidence for the need of al­ day School session. Supervised 10:45 A.M . EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH teration. a reader of toe Bible In ImgUsh, ment ia that the United States, in Castro expended, in his trial Q—What will be the average Milk Pricet to Jump nursery for 3 and 4-year-old chil­ Divine. Worship- Second WINTER AND GARDEN STREETS age of President Kennedy's cab­ The tranalaitora of the New Eng- typical of toe general readers for the capacity of ita new adminis­ round, some 150 strokes. This may whom' all revisions and transla­ dren. Children in Grades 1-6 will inet. iith Bible have been under no such Copenhagen — Cartel arrange You've got to edvertUe Music by Junior and Emanuel Choirs REV. PAUL C. KAISER, Pastor tration at Washington, Is not yet well have appeared to him to be a limitation. They have had more tions are Intended. Only t>\e moat attend a worship service in the A -4 7 . ments among the 1,300'or so dairy chapel. A film, "Day of Wonder,” ready to talk about disarmament. .‘higher and more splendid total concern for the meaning of a thorough-going linguistic and tex­ where most people stert Congregational Church tual scholars are competent to ap­ farms in Danmark, aiming at will be shown at both services. Sermon at both services— It wants more time to study and than that posted by any of the Q—What is a dealer in foreign passage than for the literal and their shopping - • • in the uniform translation of a single praise this new translation in iu substantial rise in milk prices, 9:30 a.m.. Families from A. The Resurrection formulate proposals before It more experienced members of his moneys called. technical asptcU. have been approved. Since 1M8-49, through I will attend this service. "Behold The Lord of Life" NORTH MAIN ST.— AT NORTH STREET A—A cambist. < word. 1 think the n in from this peges of this newspaper. tries to get dpwn to business. But own foursome, and at least twice Is obvious in Its em ^ssls upon the Tha new Ekigllah Bibla is a relatively normal year, toe costs 11 a.m.. Families from J through Paattor Anderson mads You can test this for. your­ Z will attend this service. w^hen, before, has Russia ever the average Kennedy score. Either Bible's actual teaching. possible and is being published by of milk production have risen 42 Q—How did London’s Birdcage per cent, but whole-sale-milk Of Our Lord (Easter) chosen to accept such an excuse Castro is about to decree that high Walk acquire Its name, The ideal approach to this New the preeses of Oxford and Cam­ self. Ask any ten women. At Pupils in Primary, Junior and Intermediate De­ bridge Universltier, as they mads prices have increased only 2 per St. MiU7 *s Episcopal Church as a thing of good faith? Normal­ score wins, or he is setting him­ A—The tree-lined promenade is English Bible would be attained if least nine will tell you that partments should attend worship with parents. ’ i one wiped from one's mind all for­ possible the Revised New Tasts- cent Church and Pule Sts. ly, when Russia finds somebody self up, like many another crafty on the site of a 17th century aviary they carefully scan the ad­ Rev. Preecott Beach Jr., ^aiieJL Sunday ei ected for the amusement of King mer revisions and translations and ment in 1881. Nursery and Kindergarten Departments will meet FESTIVAL SERVICES: else not ready to talk, that looses neophyte, for a handicap so hand­ vertising columns of '^he Priest in Charge Qharles II. approach the translation directly Rev. Canon Thomas D. Bryne, as usual. Nursery care will be provided at 10:45. Russia's o'wn tongue. some he can win any match the and as of a book that one had not Ike, Nixon Meet Herald" before they go Director of Education 6 :00 A.M.— The Service with Holy Communion. Q—Are more fish found in fresh heard of before. I doubt whether In this Instance, Russia a^ees nioment he takes five or six real forth to buy. This is the kind' Rev. Alfred L. WUUama, to our desire for a postponement, strokes off his own score. Every atreamg or tn the oceans? such a thing la possible; one.may Palm Spring/ Calif., April 1 Rector Emeritus 2 SERVICES 7:30 A.M.— Communion Breakfast, Mr. F r ^ BadgeY, A —In oceans. even question with how much in­ without abusing us for it course and club haa ita own beard­ —Richard M. Nixon waa a lunch­ of interested, responsive EMANUEL Speaker. dependence and directness tha UVESTOWN 6 a.m.. Holy Communion with This must be taken as a sample less variety of Castro. eon guest of his former boss, Oen. .(A coverage that really means Q—What breed of dogs are translators have done their work. Dwight D„ Eisenhower, at the ex- ■■ PHARMACY Easter Introit No music. MORNING . . . 9:00 A.|d.—The Service with Holy Communion of the more restrained behavior But even though we are not sijre Chihuahuas, They have been familiar from President'a vacation home yester­ 669 Hartford Rd->M1 9-99M business fpf you! 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion with LUTHERAN CHURCH Junior Choir. which Russia standa ready, in we welcome all the innovations he A —They are’ an ancient, pure childhood with the Authorized day. full Senior Choir. TWO IDENTICAL SERVICES breed from Mexico. aome thinga and aome Instaneea, may have in mind, Premier Cas­ Version and/as Intelligent snd Tha pair ata alone. ’Their menu To mainUin our eontinuitj , 9:30 a.m., Holy Communion CHURCH and CHESTNUT STREETS 9:00 A.M.— Church School and Nursery. without music. 9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. iWrtaaps minor, all o f them, to ex- tro’s Instinct to prove himself the well-informed Biblical scholars and the nature of their cenveraa- C. HENRY ANDERSON, PASTOR ARTHUR K. GAARD, INTERN familiar also with the other trans­ of medical service we are .11 a.m.. Holy Communion with 10:30 A.M.—^The Service with Holy Communion tond tho new administration at whole man is welcome. And we are Added Vitamint Viele$a tlon ware not dlscloaad. - ’ G. ALBERT PEARSON, MINISTER OF MUSIC (■ lations and revisions. Oen. and Mrs. Elsenhower came sermon by the Rev. Mr. Beach. Senior Choir. Washington. awaiting^ with a certain personal Chicago — The average mixed It Is my belief that ravlslonlsts Senior Choir." to the deaert earty ip February Open All Day 4 p.m., Children’s Easter service It may also bo taken am aome- interest, his possible derign of American diet contains adequate and translators, aUke, art liandi- for an indefinlta stay. They are Uv* iianrh^fitrr JEupnUts A CORD^t^WELCOME TO ALL! Sermon By Rev. George Roberts, D.D.S. 10:80 A.M.— Church Schitol »nd Ku^«arjr. vitamlna and minerals, the Ameri­ capped at tha outsat in rmtldh lag la a rented housa on tha and mite box presentation. Jun­ tlilag pooBibty much mora dobat- fteibla naU and baaallnee for ten­ ior Choir. BMtu B y • g m tB g upon ttiia da- nis. can Medical Asieociatlon reports in to the Authorised Varskm. T h a grounds ed toa Bldondo Oouay^ SUNDAY a new wamii^g to food faddists. translatoM o f that r u t t a a . wars 7 pjn., Evening Prayer.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. APRIL 1, 1661 , PAGE SEVEN P A G E S IX British Get Answer Gals Take Up Arms, Shadow Box Will Fight Illiteracy By JEBBT BENNETT < RHS Senior Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Nikita, U.S. Envoy Guard Greenbacks Washington — (NEAl — The shadow box, originated in the Fw Given $500 Bast centuries ago to entertain ttr BENNTETT t o f f the bureau's presses each day. children, may help wipe out grow­ Discuss Laos Plan USINESS SERVICES J DjiRECTORY “ J . ___ mn mMV women mo Elks Grant Kesnqwper EBt«*»t1ae AaeodaUe* Why were so many women so ing Illiteracy in under-developed eager to apply for "man-sise" Waahinf^on — (NEA)—Seven­ countries. come before or after the conven* Jobs? One of the major reasons. Dr. Gerald WlntieM. chief of the A I7-year-«ld RoekvUlo' High (Coottaraed trem Pago One) Ing of the neutrality conference. teen pistol packing la d le f^ the Holtsclaw explains, was to escape communications media section of School senior has been awarded The viviilernipbwere celled tor a Bureau of EngraviiiB and Print­ the monotonous duties, like count- the Intemetional Ovoperation Ad­ a $500 scholarship by Uw Connec­ were going on about Laos, tha 8o- move to atop the fighting first. V ’ ing ai« aiming to prove the idea trig bills, often assigned women. ministration , and hie staff have ticut Elks Association-Scholarship vlit Communtat party orgm Prav- The pro-Communlat rebele have MANCHESTER that' “It’s a man's world" is as ob­ HolUclaw ea>*s with a smile: converted the simple, still picture Commission. She is Mary-Ellen da was boasting that the’^ "Initia­ been strengthening their poslUon The "Charleston Flair" solete as Confederate money. "Some of the husbands of our projector into a highly economical Carpenter of 176 Washington St., tive in the international arena be­ in Laos with the help of Soviet MANCHESTER The women, all armed guards guards hold their wives in great­ teaching aid for foreign rural Vernon, one of six staU students arms airlifts. You’ll like our individual suggestions for variations of at the nation's mwiey factory, er respect since they have learned schools which can’t afford text­ named winners of the awards to­ longs to the Socialist (Commu­ There had beeti some apecula- AUTO PARTS this new hairdo out of New York. Call for an appoint­ have been guarding entrancea pa- judo and how to shoot." books. day. nist) camp. SEAFOOD troUlng halls, and overseeing ris- tion that the Ruseians were stall­ ment soon. This sUtement Is echoed by They also visualize it ss a solu­ The Elks competition for the ing to give the rebels more time to Choice Variety 270 BROAD SL, Itors ever since October. Bureau guard Narmye U Price who laugh­ tion to the classroom and teacher rMrector Henry Holtxclaw de­ scholarships—three $600 and three Tha tone of the Soviet response conaolldato their hold on a large, ingly explains, “hty husband says shortage' in the Middle East, Arles, $500 awards—was open to all high la expected to give a good Indica­ part of the country before agree­ Always At Vour Sendee For scribes their performance as "re­ that now he's going to stay out Asia and Latin America. ICA helps Quality e MACHINE SHOP SERVICE flecting the finest tradition of the more than 40 countries in these school seniors. tion of Premier Nikita Khrush­ ing to talka. of my way." Miss Carpenter plana to study chev’s policy in dealing with the ^ e SEATO minlatera expressed s EQUIPMENT Bureau's guard force." The women are required to at­ aress with their industrial, agricul­ Seafood ■ PARTS (new and rebuilt) The guard force was feminised tural and educational programs. speech therapy at Emerson Col­ new American administration. hope for negotiations on Laos but tend regular practice ses-sibns on lege in Boston. She is enrolled in President Kennedy himself told •leUvered a velvet cloaked warning • ACCESSORIES \ \ ) CENTER ST. after a cut In dollar production in Winfield's shadow box differs t SUPPLIES bureau personal. Rather than dis­ the bureau'a rifle range. Many of from the usual type In that |t uses the> college preparatory course at a news conference two weeks ago to the Rusaiane of the Britiah 43 O AK ST. W TEL. MI 8-5009 them also practice on their own Rockville High School and is a proposal waa rejected. e Du Pont Paint Supplies miss all women affected. Holu- the sun instead of artificial light to "I think the kind of response that TEL. HI 0-8937 Open Saturdaye Until 6 P.M. claw tried to place as many as time. Each guard carries her .38 project pictures on a screen. A member of the National Honor So­ W0 Mt to our efforts for p®*c6 in They said that Jf there "con- possible in other jobs where there revolver In a holster stitched- in­ mirror reflects the sun's rays ciety. this area (Laos) will tell us some­ tinuea to be an active (communist) were vacancies. He found 17 open­ side her shoulder bag. The lady through a simplified projector con­ The award waa based on scho­ thing about what kind o f a future military attempt to obtain control ings in the 170-man guard detail guards get along fine with their sisting of a film strip holder and lastic as well as extra-curricular our world is going to have. ’ of Laos, members of SEATO are Complete HIGH GRADE and called for volunteers. male colleagues,' but they are not magnifying lens. achievement. The Vernon girl Is Foreign ministers of the South­ prepared, within the terms of the g l a s s •T was amazed.” he says, "when sure of the Impreasions they make The light then passes through a co-captain of the Modem Dance east Asia Treaty Organization treaty, to take wliatever action on tourists. Guard Blanche B. Sis­ HEATING Knart's ■ For Auto Wlndehlelds 233 ■women sent in applications.” small hole at one end of a conical Group at high school, a member (SEATO) this week In Bangkok may be appropriate to the clrcum- e For Store Fronts and PRINTING of the chemistry club, the Girls' ROTARY OR The applicants were thoroughly sons savs; shaped box and Qaahes the film approved neutrality for Laos, a atances.” FOOD MARKET all sizes of windows, JOB AND COMMERCIAL "Visitors look us over very strip picture on a screen at the Examining a crudely made shadow box are James A. Cudney, Dr. Athletic Association, iirls leaders U.S. Secretary of State Dean PRESSURE BURNERS screened and tested. Then the new strategic buffer state between the o For Table Tops PRINTING guards were outfitted in special carefully and then go to the men other end. The box provides a dark Gerald Winfield of ICA Washington, Wang Chleh of ICA Formoaa, club' and class secretary In her Communist and non-Communist Rusk sought a stronger warning CALL D8 FOR FREE 540 B. MIDDLE TPKE. to ask ' questions." The women background for the screen, en­ cll. ESTIMATES PHONE MI 9-2295 navy blue ■uniforms and put and V. Roxor Short. Cudney and Short, attached to ICA in A f­ worlds in the Far East. but ran into objections from the OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. , Prompt end Ellicleat Priatfrix through a three-week training agree that the only thing wrong abling pictures 'to be seen clearly ghanistan, developed the slide film projector. She haa also been a member of French who argued an outright Open Monday Thru Saturday SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON with their jobs is that they are out of doors or in a lighted room. Laos is not a member of SEATO Of All Kinds course which included marksman­ the dramatic club, the biology but the 8-natloir* alliance has ultimatum would likely antagonize 7 AJM. to 9 PJM. Fiona’s Planning Easter Treat only temporary. As soon as va­ "This Is going to be the key to club and class secretar yin her FOGARTY BROS. ship, Judo, first aid and fire fight­ taken the jungle kingdom under the Russians. SUNDAYS, 7 AM. to 8 PJd. If you are planning on taking'^ cancies appear In other depart­ the big break-through in rural edu­ device in conjunction with simpli­ doors in areas where there are no sophomore year. INCORPORATED J. A. WHITE ing. cation around the world,’' Winfield its protective wing with a readi­ Rusk lias since repeatedly ex­ Mom out for Easter dinner, why COMMUNITY PRESS After graduating they were ments, they will be rea-ssigned. fied teaching guides. Teachers ^11 schools. She is the daughter of the late JEDDO mOHLAND COAL, quet is planned at Fiano'e a regu­ says. He explains that 333 million Dr. Winfield and his etaff have ness to go her aid on request. . pressed his satisfaction with the CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest not take her to Fiano's Restau­ 9 East Middle Tpke. placed In strategic locations to Most of them will hate to hang up read subject matter to their pupils Alfred k . Carpenter and Mrs. resolution that emerged and de­ lar banquet menu is available? If GLASS CO. their guns. children between the ages of 6-14 while illustrating their lectures already made 60 film strips for an The main Issue In the negotia­ FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL cold cuts and meats rant la Bolton on Rt. 6-44A right you are Interested, drive out there $1 BisseU S t—TeL Ml 0-7822 Telephone Ml S-5727 guard the paper fortunes that roll are receiving no education whatso­ Carpenter, and has a stater, Su­ clared It is adequate to deal with Sl9 Broad S t—Tel. MI 9-4539 over the Manchester line. They with shadow box film strips. elementary school biology course. san, a freshman at Rockville High. tions witlutbe Communists hinged or phone them and give them your ever. The situation is the same for Language in the teaching guides Films on Other subjects are on whether a cease-fire should the situation. in town. are planning a most delicious din­ name and address and they will mlUiona of high school age young­ Miss Carpenter is currently ner for Easter with a wide choice will be so simple that teachers with planned for the future. working part-time in a Vernon mail one to you. Soulfh Windsor sters. only a grade school education can The biology films along with 100 of foods especially suited to the The cocktail lounge offers relax­ "One CaU Does It All" Poor economic conditions in real estate office. She has ap­ Call Ml 4-1111 - Dubaldo’s Supplies Music Needs ABC APPLIANCE clearly present the courses. Dr. projection units now being made plied for a poet as ewimmlng in­ season. ation and^ delicious cocktails of News Tidbits many countries prevent construc­ Winfield believes the teaching in Iran will be tested next year in Are you having a reception, ban-*’------Have you been out to the ball­ your chofee while relaxing to the DRY CLEANING tion of needed rohools and produc- structor In the Rockville recrea­ U.S. Halts Bonus Quota FOR REPAIRS, room on Saturday night to enjoy Cyclist Critical from the AP Wires method Is the most economical sys­ schools In 40 countries. If the tion program thle summer. quet or reunion this spring? If Organ is one you can play with­ music of a talented organist. Why and LAUNDERING REPAIRS Uon of text books. But even if tem for mass education yet de- teaching system Is successful, REPLACEMENT Dubaldo out taking a single lesson. All dancing? So many people are not drop In for a cocktail or two money were available, the educa­ Six hundred dollar scholarehipe ON Af.L TYPES OF so, you will want music and when 19 Mapla St,-M I 9.8879 viaed. shadow boxes, film strips and you do is to use the instruction making this a weekly habit, the before your dinner. Following this, Branches At: tional problem would be far frolh went to Judith Pickering of Nor­ MUSIC CENTER you think of music the first thing music la good, the food and cock After Accident .Sir WUliam Coldstream, 53. dis­ The rear projection unit costa course guides will probably be wich, Janice Folclk of Southing­ On Sugar from Trujillo book furnished with each organ. enjoy dinner in the very attractive 501 HARTFORD RU. REPAIRS O N - solved. mass produced. Coats will be l86 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST many people consider Is the Du­ tails delicious and you will meet dining room. The decor is modem tinguished British painter, mar­ A centuries-old drought In educa­ leas than $10 to make. Film strips, ton and Mary Pilch of Naugatuck. It is numbered so you can play on guides and notebooks bring the shared by the U.S. and participat­ TEL. MI 9-6205 baldo Orchestra. When you have sight. Now is your chance to play, many of your friends here. Every and warm In appearance, the natu­ 209 N. MAIN ST. GRILLS, ELEOTRIO IRONS, A 'ITiompsonvlUo motorcyclist ries young artists’ model. . .Five- tional opportunities has caused a The other, two $600 awards were Saturday night Station WINF ral fieldstone and wood paneling is total cost for teaching one subject ing nations. made to Sondra Hall of Wood- (Coetlnaed from Page One) the Dubaldo Orchestra play, for the even if you have never touch^ an TOASTERS. PERCOLATORS, was cntlcally injured last night in drastic teacher shortage. Many Dr. Winfield believes that elim­ broadcasts the dance music from highlighted by the shades of NEW SYSTEM ton shipment of horsehair bound communities must rely on teachers to 200 pupils to $37.60. moht and Donald Garofolo of One Arrested, ACCORDIONS evening you are sure of a wonder­ organ before! Ask about It at the I VACUUM CLEANERS. a collision on R t 194 In South inating the gro'wlng illiteracy rate months the present auger act and 10 to 11, tune In and listen to the orange and brown of the furniture for -^rael Is seized by Vnlted, Arab with no more than a grade school This is about $100 less than the Hartford. ful evening. Dubaldo Music Center. They will LAUNDRY h e a t e r s , f a n s , cost of supplying textbooks to the is vital to free world security. He renews the President’s powers to KINSMAN ORGANS be glad to show it to' you without fun. The mifiimum charge is just and draperies. The overall picture Gordon Eldred, 37. Is listed In B ep w ic customs men from Brlt^ education. It’s In such areas that None Hurt in The regular orchestra consists SEWING aiACHINES same' number of children. Since notes that 80 per cent of the chil­ cut off all sugar imports from obligation. $5 per couple and a five piece or­ is one of warmth and comfort with DRY CLEANERS critical condition at Hartford Hoe- ish freighter Socotra. . .Grocery Winfield beUevea the shadow box WOODCOCK Private Instructions of four pieces — guitar, accordion, chestra with vocaljst provide fine the modem lighting accenting its Main Plant: 44 Harrison St Winfield’s shadow "box uses sun­ dren In Communist China are now Fide! Castro’s Cuba. trumpet and drums but you may pital, with a fractured skull, poe- boy in Fontana, Calif., drops box will ^ moat effective. Five Accident^ REFRIGERATION CO. Instruments and Supplies dance rhythms. overtones. Phone Ml 9-7753 All wark guaronfsod ' sfbla Intemal Injuries, and a frac­ . He plans to use the projection light, classes could be held out of going to school. The old law required that Gen­ have as many additional pieces as he. was carrying for customer, eralissimo Rafel Trujillo's Domin­ By the way. the spring season The Fiano family have spared tured arm and leg. sprints across- parking lot and Retirement: you wish. Letter Carriers nothing in sei-vice, quality of food According to State Trooper Jo­ Fice accidents in Manchester ican Republic get a big bonus Orchwstra for Hir* Because this orchestra Is so brings to an end many winter ac­ wrap 5-year-oId girl with clothes yesterday resulted in the arrest share of the 3.3 million ton an­ tivities and most of them end with and attractive menus to tempt seph Krajewskl of the Hartford on fire In his apron. Reuther Denies popular, we suggest that you To Meet April 8 your appetite and make this an Troop, the accident occurred when Happy Times of one driver. There were no In­ nual quota formerly assigned to contact Bruno Dubaldo now and a banquet. What better place to CUNLIFFE Houston, Tex., auto parts tales­ Rebels Willing to Meet Cuba. It amounted to 222,000 tons ViiiUdRait-i hold one than in the ballroom at exceptionally pleasant place In DON WILLIS Eldred attempted to pass two man, wanted for questioning in juries. ' IW Wifetoet • find out what dates are open. He which to dine. Dinners are served ■utos proceeding in front of him in He Interceded B y MARIE DAEBR John A. Krepcio Jr.. 19, of Hart­ each three months. EVERYTHING IN The First Congressional District Fiano’s? Large or small groups slaying of his mother-in-law and will be glad to quote rates and Association of Letter Carriers will from 5 to 10 p.m. There Is never MOTOR SALES the westbound lane of Rt. 194. ford, was arrested and charged Administration leaders, during open dates. Just phone him at MI- are equally welcome and the fa- a parking problem for there is a wounding of his wife, surrenders For Teamsters with following too closely after discussion of the bill in Oongress, hold its April meeting and inStal ciliUes of the ballroom may be EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE The second car, operated by after holding off scores of officers On Algerian Truce Arluuues Shows Wey In 250 TOLLAND ST. BOOKS 9-6205 at the Dubaldo Music Cen­ large amesited parking area next FENDER REPAIRS Charles Griswold, 58, of 65 Mer- his car struck the rear, of a car described sugar as a key com­ lation of officers at 7:30 p.m. April yours every night except on Sat­ 18 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4531 at gimpoint for more than three Training Older Workers EAST HARTFORD Science, Flotlan, Beat Sellers ter. They are open daily from 2 to 8, at the Veterans of Foreign 'Wars to the restaurant. One of the most tyl Rd., South 'Windsor, was at- Detroit, April 1 (T) —- United Suitable jobs for 90 per cent of driven by Clarence' C. Haley Jr., modity in the nation’s foreign pol­ GOME IN BROWSE 9 p.m. and from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. urdays when it is available up to 5 popular items listed on the varied ENAMEL and LACQUER hours. . .Doctor In Noid Ugure, icy. They wanted to preserve the Hall In Thompsonville. p.m. If you are planning a party, tempth^ to make a lefi turn when Italy, extracta piece of shrapnel Auto Workers President Walter P. Tunis Tunisia. April 1 (/P)— The rebel spokesman at today’s those trained. 30, o f 8 Walnut St. The accident BU 9-6333 on Saturdays. menu at Fiano's is jumbo stuffed REFINISHINGS Eldred's motorcycle struck the occurred at E. Middle Tpke. and principle of the Cuban quota with The guest speaker and installing better phone Fiano's Restaurantr Spoeiolisiiig In Reuther and Teamsters Union press conference said the rival That is the happy outcome of “ T /ie Polly B” Organ music has always been shrimp. The stuffing is a mixture from chest of Giacomo Fregglaro. Algerian rebel government ekld Power and Hand Toole officer will be Thomas H. Garrity right now to make your reserva- REASONABLE PRICES left front fender of the car. Gris­ 74, he had been cnrrytng for 44 President James R. Hoffa both today It Is etill ready to negoti­ MNA delegates would be accept­ the Older Worker Training Pro­ Ludlow Rd., at 5:15 p.m. BoUte the idea that the allotment could popular but until you have heard of chopped seafodd topped with be returned to Cuba if a friendly Painting and Decorating Tools Gift Department of East Orange, N, J. He is tions./dial MI-3-2342. FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE wold ■was not Injured, said Troop­ yenrs since being wounded in deny a report that Reuther ap­ ate an end to the 6 -year rebel­ able only as members of the gram in Arkansas, a project dedi­ cars were able to be driven to their the Kinsman Electric Organ you member of the Mutual Benefit As­ rich buttered crumbs, broiled to er Krajewskl. destinatlona. . Krepcio waa sum­ government should overthrow Cas­ ' Uaiden and Land Toole You could not find a better place World War I. . . .Nancy Priest, pealed for return of the Team­ lion In North Africa, though It Is iFrench delegation and said "that cated to the over-45 worker MANCHESTER have no idea how beautiful it can sociation Life Insurance Plan, and a golden brown and so delicious RT. 80—WAPPING, CONN. Eldred w^as returning from a Is their genuine place anyway.” moned to appear In Circuit Court tro. Baby, Household, Party to hold a wedding reception than you will find they are a fiivorite Front End Alignmtnt former U.S. treasurer’s daughter, sters to the AFL-CIO. waiting for “ new developments” Conceived by Mrs. Fannie B. and Banquet Needs I be. The Dubaldo Music Center also a member of the board of AT THE DUOO SIGN trucking concern in East Wlnd- says she won't be able to save Joxe -returned to Paris last Beard, older worker speciaUst for in Manchester on April 13. Fiano's. The accommodations are choice with you. Drive out to Their denials came yesterday In peace feelers with France. Invalid Needs BOOKSHOP carries the Kln.sman Electric Or­ trustees of "the National Associa­ ideal. There is plenty of parking : lor where he is employed. He is anything from her fllS.lS-a-week night from his Algerian tour. It the Employment Security Dl-vl- At 11:15 yesterday morning, gan In two styles, the Duche-ss, Fiano's some night soon and see TEL. Ml 4-1223 Gontral Repair Work married and the father of three after the report was published in TTie rebel statement came after ANDREWS BLDG. tion of Letter Carriers. area, and you have only to tell movie salary. the Boston Globe. indication yesterday that the reb­ waa generally expected that the ■Ion, Arkansas Department of LA' cars being driven by Mlaa Evelyn which is the smaller organ, and the All branch members within the how pleasant dining can be. children. French might find some formula L. RMfleld of Welles Rd., Talcott- 67 E. Center S t—MI 8-1036 them what you wish served and Reuther said he had made no els might not show up at Evlan- bor, Uttle Rock, the program was PARKING IN REAR larger model that has been on the First Congressional District are it will be taken care of to perfec­ such intercession and that no re­ les-Balns after all for the nego­ to "clarify” his statement and baaed on the teUef that older ville, and by Abraham Mezritz. The market for a longer period. Either invited to attend. thus cool off tempers at rebel 49, of West Hartford, collided at CAMPING tion. Plan ahead and make reser­ Emanuel Women ' Drill Numht Fingers solution advocating such a move tiations due to start there next people can leem, or re-leam, the one will fit into the average-size Refreshment.s will be sei-ved fol­ headquarters in Tunis. the Parkade parking lot. Damage vations so you will not be disap­ MANCHESTER TOURAINE About Town ever was put before the UAW ex­ Friday. The rebels had said they tricks of a trade. Doctor Says home and each has a marvelous lowing the meeting and installa­ pointed. Phone Fiano's and reserve Narvik. Norway —• Seventy-five ecutive board. The report also was were reconsidering going to the The rebel spokesman repeated in The program has operated since to both cars was light. However. e q u ip m e n t rich tone, most unusual In home tion. To Hear Mrs. Buck today's statement a demand that Meeritz’e car had to be towed their attractive ballroom for your out of 85 power-drill operators at denied by Emil Mazey, UAW sec­ French city near the Swies border 1957, with the Arkan.sas Federa­ CUSTOM MADE organs. reception. MEMORIAL CO. Harold F. W ajfJr., 20 Ferndale France release five Imprisoned na­ away. Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, PAINTS a mine In northern Nonvay suffer retary-treasurer. "under present circumstances." tion of Business and Professional The Duchess is a spinet with two - Wild Flamingoes Found Many people have commented Mrs. Eleanor Buck, chalrmlan Opposite East Cemetery Dr., Is co-chalrm ^ of the 25th re­ tionalist leaders, including vice A car owned by Elizabeth M. Prevent Later Foot, Beck Air Mattrenaea, Stoves, CA N V A S A w n i n g s from a libration disease called Hoffa was quoted by the Globe But today a rebel spokesman told Women’s Clubs acting as com­ Woes In OhUd Care Now Lanterns manuals, 44 notes on each one, favorably on the businessmen’s of the volunteer service committee union of Buckeley High School of premier Ahmed Ben Bella. The munity sponsore. This haa meant Rettiager of East Hartford, had for the Manchester Area Mental For Bast Results “white fingers" that slowly munbs R.S saying Reuther recently called a news conference; spokesman said "their uncondi­ pedal keyboard with percussion, vi­ Miami—Two wild flamingos, luncheon served from 12 to 2 p.m. the fingers, a physician. Dr. Birger Hartford classes 1936A and 19S6B, AFL-CIO President George Meany "The principle of negotiations presenting Information panels be­ to be towed away after It skidded brato and sustained controls and blown to Florida from the Baha­ Every day a special ik featured or Health Association, will be guest Quality Mamoriali tional liberation is claimed vlth 84 feet and struck a utility pole By HAROLD T. HYhIAN, MJ>. MANCHESTER Anda, has found. To prevent this, scheduled for May 27 at the Mat- and appealed foju. reinstatement has not been questioned (by us). fore club groups throughout the Written for Newspaper the price is just $995. mas by hurricane Donna, have you may order a la carte. For speaker at a meeting of Emanuel Over SO Years Experience insistence by our people as a just state and covering the State De­ on W. Center St., just east of S. he recommends the development arese Circle, Newington. Also co- of the Teamsters, who were ex­ We are ready to negotiate, no reparation.” Enterprise Assn. SURPLUS SALES CO. The other Kinsman Electric been discovered in Everglades Na­ "those who prefer a light snack, Church Women next Tuesday at partment of Education. Adams St., at 1:55 yesterday 189 N. MAIN ST. soup and sandivlches are avail­ 7:45 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran PAUL'S of drills wrlth less vibration. chairman la Thomas F. Forte of pelled from the labor federation in matter where and no matter when, He referred to Ben Bella and Few of ua reach years of dis­ Organ has two key boards, three tional Park. Before 1900, flocks 1957. in the shortest time possible. We Any person 45 or older who is afternoon. She told police she had at Depot f^uare . v from the Bahamas u.sed to mi­ able and with the 'coming of the Church. CoH Ml 9-5807 PAINT SUPPLY Hartford. Invitations will be sent his imprisoned comrades aa rep­ swerved to avoid two other cars, cretion without Buffering the speakers, 44 keys on each key­ CEDAR BIVEB RECEDES out soon, and any members know­ After reaching Hoffa by tele­ are awaiting new facts to assess resentatives of the rebel govern­ having a hard time finding or hold­ board, 13 bass pedals. This organ grate to Florida, but they were warm weather, it is planned to She will explain types of service ing a job because of hts or her causing her to go into the ekid. Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. that can he performed 1*' groups 645 Main Street Chicago, April 1 (JPi — The ing the addresses of out of town phone yesterday, the Detroit Free their proper value and modify, in ment ranking equal -with the min- aches and pains of foot and back J. FARR—MI S-7111 comes with or without percussion killed off. Now the Bahamas flocks have salads added to the menu. A. AIMETT1» Prop. RampsLging C e d a r River in press quoted the Teamsters chief consequence, our position." age may enroll. Many trainees are Cars being driven by Henry troubles caused by faulty- body number only 20,000 birds. Did you know that when a ban- in this field. Mrs. Earle VanCamp classmates will be asked to call isterz in 'Tunis. Bernard, 64, of Marlborough, and which grives vibra-harp, guitar, Haniaon St., Manchester Tel. MI 9-0.300 SoutheMt Iowa rtceded today, as saying; Yesterday’s sudden waveriM by It appears possible that the re­ over 70. With the exception of fees will lead devotions. the chairmen. ' for Instruction in commercial by Mrs. Beulah Smith of 148 N, mechanics and even faultier shoe­ banjo or harp tone effects. It has but heavy spring rains In the "What happened Is this. A re­ the rebels cane after Louis Joxe, lease of the rebel leader would pro­ woodwind and brioss-tone colors, Refreshments will be served by training courses, there is no cost School St., were lightly damaged ing. Mrs. Richard Berggren, Mrs. south pushed rivers over their porter in Boston aake^ me wheth­ Flwice’s chief negotiator, said on vide the "new development" need­ watch for it! string-tone colors, flutes, vibrato banks In that ares for the sec­ Groom Pledged Coffee er I thought that If Meany stepped to students. at 7:45 last night as the result of Since our difficulties are due, SEE US FOR: Hiding Bolin, Mrs. Ernest W. an Algerian tour that France in­ ed to get the peace talks back on colliding on Main St., just south of sustained control and an expres­ ond time In five weeks. The down and Reuther succeeded him, the road. Courses have trained people In for the most part, to errors that e Aluminum" Roll Up Awnings Benson, Miss Ruth I. Benson, Mrs. We buy, sell or trade anfiqne tended to consult "on a simitar Leonard St. sion pedal. You have to hear this WATKINS-WEST Cedar, alreazly responsible for Istanbul — When Turkish ar would R euter take the same posi- basis" with both the rebel govern­ Slnca the French have long con­ skilled trades or crafts; Industrial date back to Infancy and child­ coining soon, e Venetian Blinds Charles Btinzel, Mrs. Amy Carl­ and need furniture, elilne, glees, mles overran Arabian territory tlon (bn selling, retailing or servloa jobs; A Manchester police cruiser be e Storm Doors organ to really know what rich­ son, Mrs. Ellen Carlson, and Mra millions of dollars In damage the teamsters) as Meany. ment anci another group known as templated the release of Ben Bella hood, we are ob lig a ti to protect ness of tone it has, what beauti­ silver, old coins, gold colne, they took coffee as part of their practical nursing; home care, ing driven by Patrolman Janies P. the rising generation from repeat­ e Combination Windows Kenneth Wahl. FUNERAL In Waterloo, crested more than "I said no, i didn’t think so. He the Algerian Nationalist Move­ —and privately concede that he ful effects can be achieved. Do dolls, guns, hobby eoUeettone, booty. The word “coffee," comes might have a different attitude. management and companion serv­ Martin Jr.. 36. of 5 Grant Rd., re­ ing our mistakes. fairway’s new store six feet over flood stage in Ce­ ment (MNA). would have a valid place at the Manchester Awning Co. stop in at the -''Dubaldo Music from the Turkish "quhweh," pro­ He's enough of a politician to negotiations—this move would npt ice, ceived a dented right door after Here are some suggestions that SERVICE attic contents, or whole estates. dar Rapids yroterday and Inch­ The rebels refuse to recognize colliding with a parked station 105 WEST CENTER ST. Center at 187 W. Middle Tpke. and nounced kahweh. Turkish mar^ about any phone calls from the MNA as representing any seg­ bo unlikely. ■ITie course Includes some prac­ may prevent your youngsters from e World Green Stamps e Appreisale. ed slowly back toward normal. tical rehearsals for the new job wagon owned by Victor R. Lund- Telephone 511 9-8001 ask to hear it played. Then, and riage vows included a promiac by ganized labor has to function as. a ment of Algerian opinion. The Ben Bella was seized In 1956 later developing foot miseries and Established 1949 Radio Today ORMAND J. WEST group. the student will undertake. After gren, ^3, of 256 Hackmatack St. back strains; then only, will you really know the bridegroom to keep hts wife French agree that the MNA is a when his plane from Rabat to Tu-. The accident occurred on Maple f iAin it u r e "Where he (the reporter) got nls was forced to land In Algiers he is trained, the older worker can 1. Don't urge the infant to stand what depth and sweetness of tone Director supplied with coffee — normal far lesser force and officials pri­ i3t., east of Main St., at 2:40 yes- the 'kinsman organ produces. REPAIR SERVICE consumption then was 20 cups' a the stuff about a phone call, I vately agree that Joxe’s state' ihstead. The rebels called the act look for a job on his own. Or he or walk until he indicates pre­ FAIRWAY WDICC—1360 “ International piracy.” can turn td the Employment Se­ terday afternoon. paredness for weight bearing. Everyone knows that nowhere 1:U0 A. J . at Uiddav 142 E. CENTER ST. day. don't know. How would I know ment was a blunder,. Main Street Manchester 3:06 Jerry Bishup Snow and SALES SEND THEM know about any phone calls from curity Division. Never mind wliat the books say can you get finer musical Instruc­ “ Employers have taken part In e Open Thura. and FrI. Till 9 e 6:05 Art Johnson Show Manchester's Oldest TALCOTTVILLE CONN. TITAN SHOT FAILS Reuther to Meany?' about when he ought to make the tion than that given at the Du­ 8:U5 Raynor Shlnea. TEL, 5H 8-744D THE every part of the program’s de­ baldo Music Center. Lessons are 11:U5 Spotlight on 8{>orta Cape Canaveral, Fla.. April I The Globe story, said the call effort. His ■ instincts are better T u r i i p i k e 11:15 Raynor Shinrs With Finest F ^ lltle i wa.s'thc result of a brlng-back-the Martinis Budget Will Create velopment, because they were en­ guides. given in' piano, organ, guitar and 1:0U News, Sicnoff UF>—For the second time In as couraged to participate,” she said. Obituary HOMETOWN . many attempts, the Air Force teamsters resolution presented to 2. Don’t start him in on a me­ clarinet and, while It is late in f V T l C ^ l O S O the UAW executive -board and "Advice and suggestions were so­ chanical walker. The straddling AUTO BODY the season to sign up for lessons 1:00 5Ionltor has failed to launch an advanced Piano's 1:35 Vour Home Decorator NEWS Titan misaUe on aa intended rec that Mazey waa present when (he Water^ Sewer Reserve Funds licited and used.” . . Joseph Kyle Novosatty position forces him to walk Incor­ now, why not consider entering 1:^10 Saturday Matin4*c Upholstery call was made. An example of employer Interest rectly on the Inner port of the foot. RESTAURANT your child now^for next season? 2:00 Metropoytan Opera VIC’S PIZZA SHOP ord 10,000-mlle test flight. The Is the florist assistant course or­ Joseph Kyle Novosatty, two 5:30 Special /leporl - r AND Shops Air Force said skindlvers will Mazey, however, said “no such 3. Despite the ideas of faddists, B O inr: 6-44A, b o l t o n One fine thing about the Du­ M 158 W AUddle Turnpike The newiy created water de-'^ly from slight Increases in estimat- ganized with the help of the Little month-old Infant son of Joseph and it is not a good idea to encourage 6:00 Ncwn, Weather try to recover pieces of the mis­ resolution concerning the Team ed Income from assessments and baldo ilusic ■ Center is the loan 6:20 Strictly Sports RE- U PHOL8TER1NG Phone 511 0-8700 sters has ever come before thg partment reserve fund will have Rock Florist Association and Sarah Smith Novosatty, 16 Bunce baKfoot walking, especially If you WRECKER system available for students. It 6:30 Monitor i sile from the floor of the. Atlan­ $200,000 during the 1981-62 fiscal other sources, and decreases In op­ James A. Jones, director, Uttle Dr., was dead on arrival at Man 7:05 Keyboard Kingpins e Modern Furniture tic Ocean. The big missile board and no call was made." erating expenses, M estimated by have a house pet. Your floors and Open Sandoys is a great convenience and It also 7:30 Monitor and Antiques PIZZA Some rank-and-file UAW mem-, year, and the newly erfeated sewer Rock. Vocational School. Chester Memorial Hospital early floor coverings are bound to be SERVICE saves money, for so many times 11:00 News plunged Into the sea yesterday department resen’e fund will have the general manager. e Store Stools and Boothe 12 miles off Cape Canaveral hers In Detroit reportedly were A course Including 15 houre of this morning. ^ contaminated. Try Our Delicious Roast Beef children change their minds about 11:15 Sports Final SPAGHEHI $47,000, If the board of directors The $47,000 In the sewer depart customer relations, 75 of flower Police, who rushed the baby to New System Quality Laundry 11:30 Monitor • Custom Furniture about one minute after firing. circulating petitions calling for re­ ment reserve fund cornea partly 4. When you shop for stockings, and Stuffed Shrimp Dinners the Instrumert-t they want to play. 12:05 Starlight Serenada RAVIOLI follows the budget recommenda­ arrangements end 30 of mlscel- the hospital between 7:30 and 8 buy them H-inch longer than the' good'^------1:00 Sign-off SUp Covers and Dreperiee admittance to the AFL-CIO of the tion of General Manager Richard from an anticipated sale of sewer Instruments are loaned to stu­ Are you looking for OXFORD UPSET .teamsters, who were expelled on leneoue Items Including checking o’clock, eald the child had suffo­ longest toe, in the standing n»- o Dancing Saturday Nights dents for a reasonable length of WHAY—810 Made to Order MartlA. department property on Olcott St. laundry and dry cleaning est?ib- draperies, before long they will 1:00 Club 91 OPKN DAILY corruption charges. stock and preparing window dis­ cated. sition. Use frames to be sure'*tnat time so when you ultimately do Complete Selection of Materials, London, April 1 (/P)—Mark Manchester voters empowered to the town for $30,000. plays was arranged. Retail shops The child' was born Jan. 29 at o Weddings ■ Banquets lishment that does really good have to be taken down. 'When this 4:00 Sound Stage 7:.30 AJW. to 11:00 P.M. Hoffman of Oxford, Mass, Additional monies come from an the stockings don't shrink after purchase' an instrument, you are 7:30 Saturday Night Dance Party the directors to reserve such fundZ stayed open one night a week as Manchester Memorial Hospital. washing. ■ Parties—Phone Ml 8-2342. work? If BO, try the services of­ time comes, let New System Laun­ 8:00 Night fligh t FREE ESTIMATES SUNDAYS sizoked Cambridge to an upset anticipated raise ■in the sewer use sure of your child’s continued in­ dry do the work for you and see Ncwb Sign Common Cemetery in the October referendum. class rooms. , Besides hie .parents, survivors 5. Observe these specifications m i fered by New System Laundry, 44 12 00 on 208 N. Main St., Manchester victory over Oxford today In the The funds will be used as they charges, from 50 to 75 per cent of terest in playing it. Harrison St. for when, work is how beautifully they come back. WPOP—1410 4 P,M. to I0:.30 P.M. Miss Annie May Davison, old­ are hie matenud grandparents, for shoes: 14-Inch wider and H to - „ Ml 0-8324 Ci^SED MONDAYS 108th roulng of their 4 -mile are needed for capital Improve­ the water use charges. The Magnus Electric , I? h o r d taken here, you are assiired of the Tailored or ruffled curtains so i:00 Ncwb Regardless of where vanity boat race over a Tlie noted American poetS; er worker specialist In the Uttle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter, Den %-inch longer than foot in stand­ 1:10 Lou Terii Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ments. Rock office of the Employment finest in laundry work and dry beautifully crisp, draperies spark­ your service man or tough Rlvee Thamea course nison, Tex. ing position, broad toe, straight tiwitiee 2.0U Cunn butiroom James Russell Lowell, Oliver Wen­ In A>e water deparmtent, $150,- Bowlers Win Again Security Division, set up minimum The Holmes Fu^ieral Home, 400 inner mkrgln, adjustable laces, 5,000 cleaning^ You may pay a few pen­ ling clean. 6:00 News Weather woman is stationed, Hoffman, a 22-year-old eco­ 000 of the $200,000 comes from the CANS — BOTTLES nies more for their services, but New System Laundry offers sev­ 6:15 Conn Ballroom dell Holmes, Edward EJverett and requlremenU for workers, putting Main St., is in charge of funeral broadest at level of ball of foot, 7:00 Bob Scott FOR EXTRA MONEY nomics student, stroked his crew surplus amounts In the water de­ for those who care about their eral different senlfces in dry clean­ the Manchester Eve­ into a fantastic spurt after Ox­ Phillips Brooks sll are buried in Washington—Lawn-bowling de­ attracUve appearance and pleas­ arrangements. flat, firm, flexible sole that is not 7:30 News. Weather Mount Auburn Cemetery at Cam­ partment fund. MODERN clothes it is more than wortl\ the ing. the regular three-to-four day 9:tX) Ray Someri Berube-s ning Herald can be for­ ford bad taken an early lead. votees who recall how Sir Francle ing personality high on the list. slippery. ICE COLD BEER DUCOindDULUXRfflNISHING 11.00 Newa bridge, Mass. The other $50,000 comes various- difference. Actually your clothes service, cash and carry service, TYPEWRITER SERVICE WE PAY warded to be at "Mail Drake finished his game of "bowls’' She then arranged for tests to de­ 6. Examine shoes frequently. If WE CATER TO 11:10 Ray Boniera termine artistic aptitude ana sales last longer when sent here, for same day aenice whereby articles 1:00 Del Raycee 470 Middle Tpke. E. LAOS TRUCE SHATTEREp before taking on the Spanish Ar­ iVorn unevenly, especially along TV SERVICE WINFra-1230 Manchester Cali” regularly with mada have won a -victory for the Funerals outer heels, have Uft added and WEDDINGS and BANQUETS 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST quality work saves wear and tear taken to" the plant or to one of the HIGHEST PRICES Vientiane, Laos, April 1 (/Pt— ability. , 405 CENTER ST. three branches located at 35 Oak 1:00 CBS News all the hometown news game. The Intemal Revenue Serv­ "Fifteen students were select­ correct walking stance, as de­ Tel. MI 9-5507—Free Delivery MANCHESTER from harsh detergents and clean­ 1:10 CBS—Ifa New Communist rebgl troops have Corner o f Griswold St. St„ 601 Hartford Rd., or 209 N. hEBf'ILT TVPEWRITEKS FOR SCRAP PAPER. RAGS, people away from ice ruled recently that lawn bowls ed.” Miss Davidson reports, Mrs. Laura Mstushak scribed below. ing fluids. Salvatore Clrinna, own­ 1:15 Showcase uf Muaie taken the Important Laotian Tomassi Voices Disagreement HSIIV MUU er of the laundry since 1935, em­ Main St., by 10 in the morning 1:30 ftlutual Newa ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, 51ETALS and SCRAP IRON home are so anxious are not subject to the 1 per cent “■niey Included bookkeepers, PBg The funeral of Mrs. Laura Ma 7. Teach youngster to walk with TEL. MI S-2205 1:35 Local News and Showcase L. C. SMITHS. Etc. government stronghold of Tlia operators, sales people, beauty op­ -> Manchester ploys’ a highly paid professional may be picked up by 5 p.m. If CALL OR DELIVER 'iu Thom, 85 miles northeast of the excise tax on sporting goods. tushak, 176 Gardner St., was held feet parallel, toes pointed straight VICHI'S 2:00 CBS News to get. With Some Martin Statements erators, workers, nureee, teachers this morning at the John F. Tier­ forward and weight shifted along MOTOROLA spotter in his dry cleaning estab­ you need really fast service, ask 2.10 CBS—Time to Travel We Handle Stationery Along capital, in a major assault that PACKAGE STORR Mitchell 3-7043 ) lishment -whose work is just what for the one, two or three hour di-y 2:15 SlKiwcane of Music With Office -Machine Supplies shattered a ueek-old near cease­ and housewives. ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen outer border. 2:3u Mutual Newn OSTRINSKY Immunity Regained "Two dropped out. But the ter St., followed by a blessing In 8. Bathe feet morning and night 20 BISSELL ST. the terra Implies. Not only does cleaning service.. This ser\1ce Is 2:35 Local News and Showcase Your Mai) List As Desired Subscriptions fire, western sources said to­ SALES and SERVICE clothing becomp soiled, most of available at the Harrison St. plant 3:05 News Dealera In-Waste Materials Robert S. Tomassi. chairman of^’over the work of persuading In- maining 13 graduated and entered St. James’ Church. with soap and water. Dry careful­ 3:10 Showcase of Music 781 PARKER ST. day. These sources, uiiirh were dustry to come here and implied New York—PeriicUlln injections The Rev. John D. Regan offi­ the time there are spots of vari­ only By the way, cash and carry A. J. BERUBE, Prop. cjose to the fighting area, said the Town Development Commis­ on a new career. ' ly, particularly between toes, We service all makes of TV, 3:30 Mutual News TeL Ml 8-6726 or MI S-6s(19 Payable in Advance that, they have not been active strong enough to MU a strep Infec- "While benefiting themsMves, ciated. anoint with albolene or lanolin es­ ous kinds to contend with. If it is service means you enjoy a discount, 3:35 Local News and Showcase 5II 0-8477—8U 8-6842 large units of Vietininh troops sion (TDC), today voiced his dls- Uon may briefly interfere vnth the they also met an scute shortage Radio and Phonograidu passible to eradicate a spot with­ so when convenient, why not take 4:05 News MAIL RATES in tills endeavor and have left the Burial was in St. James’ Ceme­ pecially If prone to sweat. 4:10 Showcase of Muaie from Communist North Viet agreemertt with statements made job to the TDC. I know that these formation of anttbodlee against of trained workers which had long tery. Bearers were Kasmer 9. Cut toenails straight across out harming ,Uie fabric, this pro­ the articles to the plant' and en­ 4:30 Mutual Newa Nam were reported to have One Y e a r ...... $22.00 Yesterday by General Manager people have been active, as wre other strep Infections—but, over troubled our florleta." Janeezko, Henry Slomeki, John when they extend beyond fleshy' fessional spotter will do. so. Many joy this discount? Minor repairs 4:35 Loc*al News and Showcase taken part In the siege which the long term, immunity is not Ira- are done without extra coat to you. 5:05 News Six Months ...... 11.00 Richard Martin after Martin rec­ nave, in trying i to bring industry Kozlowski, Rudolph Wedea^' John portion of toe. Do not round cor­ places to not engage a profession-’ 5:10 CBS—Calling American ' w h en H*e •• Three M onths...... 6J10 Included heavy artillery shell­ ommended that the TDC executive paired, the American Heart Aieo- Q—I earned $296 In 1942, Charter and J. Q. Kravontka. For The Best al spotter, therefore, clothing is However, If you should require a 5:30 Mutual Sports ing. here but the solution of why in­ ners. Do not trim too severely. One ftlonth 1A5 director, Richard S. Tlbblts, be dustry hasn't come to Manchester clation reports. in 1948. $2,046 In 1M4 and $ ^ 7 A solemn requiem Mass will be 10. And be sure to provide new not always returned spotlessly small tailoring job. this can be 5::i5 Local News and Showcaaa done for a slight extra charge. 5:50 Sports Special .x W e e k ly ...... 45 dropped from his duties. 'knd how can we help the situation in 1946. Am I «»!!«>••/»«■ celebrated In St. James’- Church shoes as ioon as the growing foot clean. The next time you want 6:00 CBS News FIRE KILLS 6 CHILDREN "Mr. Martin said that as far as Isn't through the elimination of JOHNSON MISSION STARTS aecurity when I reach 62 ? la m 67. Monday at 9 o’clock.,, begins to be crowded by the old WORK CLOTHES laundry or dry cleaning service, Before storing blankets, send 6:10 CBS—The Sound Story PikevUie, Ky., April 1 (B—Five Washington, April 1 (ff)—'Vice pair. You nims the Job .. ._es Mvs Jwt Bis .ri|[M,Du Fbnt ITS remember that the New System them to the New System Uiundry 6:15 Showcase of Music Telephone MI 3-2711 he was concerned, he believed the seven Interested persons on the '"'■"1 to iflitch______inythihgiI Hs*s s 6:30 Mutual Newa children, all under six years of President Lyndon B. Jtflusoen ~ A —No. You 'win reach Adam Mankln Psiiit (or it,.. is (xion I Laundry offers quality service at to have them cleaned and moth­ 6:35 Local News and Bhowcaae ■KpeH ' Circolation Dept. local taxpayers were not getting TDC. This conclusion seems to be quisUon on eoior?. . . kbit to I r. . . bow to to KT proofed. Regular mothproofing Is OALL •ge, were burned to death early their money’s worth, bift we in the mind of Martin.” Tomassi leaves for Africa today on hie ment age in 1966 and thus wlU Funeral services for Adam Man- all times, yet the prices charged 7;(K) CBS News Today! .. o ----- ^ quiir- Russia Has More Oil are most reasonable. done at no extra charge and moth­ 7:10 Mitch Miller , „ , • m o v n m today when m wind-whipped (ire (TDC) have got the full value for said. first overseas misahm for Pree- need five years’ work, or kin, 14 Summit St., were held yeS' .CAU C$ (Of expet Wp oe Your esxl psiethi ^ ^ 7:65 CBS News and Sp<»rU Ml 3-85CS swept through a flvp-ro- Funeral Home, 400 Main St. nylon containers, therefore, the chased for just a few pennies. 10:00 Dance Remote a group would be fine, but I do not 40,000 operating oil and gas wells Should you wish longer mothproof­ 11:00 Mutual NeWs Viviao Damron, 38, and her 18- resent the United States et the b—My husband, 71, died before The Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, MEN'S STORE clothes do not touch the machine, 11:05 Music Beyond the Blara year-old son, Raymond, escaped. In regard to another contontlon see how these three parties to­ compared with more than 660,000 E ’/ U e J i n ^ PAINT CO ing service ask about toe moth­ Hlandjrstrr by JWartin that 'Ebblts led pro- gether can find time for going ’ Independence celebrations of he could collect eoclal eecurity pastor of South Methodist Church, 747 MAIN STREET adding longer life td clothing. Each 12:05 Newa Mrs. Damron suffered bums and in the United States. However, 723 MAIN si., Ma Wc I^ESTER PHONE Ml 9-4501 t wash has three eudsinga and five proofing that protects your gar­ 12:15 Slgnoff ______speclive industries to areas where out to bring In new Industry," Senegal, a former Frencli cohmy benefits. He had applied for them. officiated most geologleta twUeve there is was in fair condiUon-at a H'U- WlU I be entitled to ebc years Burial was in East,: .Ciunetery. Next to Entraaoe to State rinsings to Insure snowy white­ ments for five years! The cost of Uarnson, W. Va., hospital. The proper utilities and facilities for Tom'assl said. il on Africa’s AUantlo Coast. to 2 times ee much oil nnde^ BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK this is most reasonable and you JOBLESS PAY UP 49% industry did not exist, “This is The TDC will meet Monday night Johnson’s scheduled thereafter Is payments, dating from tao time Bearers were William Brhy, Nor- Theater ness. There are a number of serv­ Washington—The average per­ lEorntitg dead yere identWed a« Jimmy ground In Russia aa there la In ices to choose from, wet wash, will be spared worries over moths. hot true.” , Tomassi said. “We have at the Municipal Building and wUI BtlU unsettled. Thejre is a pee- he was 65T—C. B. num Belch, David Spencer, Paul son drawing unemployment bone- Dale Damron, 6; Gene Edward, Carter, Richard Matchett, and a . the United' Statae. Russia has regular or the deluxe, you will be For toe finest In laundry and dry MonchMttr Mewie| 5; Everett, about 3, and Terry always shown the whole town to further discuss Martin’s / recom­ MbUity he might extead Us A—No, you will not receive the barely begun to exploit her oil re­ cleaning, do depend upon tha New flU last November had almost 49 prospective -Industry." mendation following hts 'deletion trek to Europe, although aides back paymehtA However, you are U SiddeU. more than pleased with any one and TnMfckm € •. l« e and Haiiay Lynn, 4-manth- janeheoter Lodge of sources, but many geological and PAINTS ou deelgnate. Right now, give a System Laiuuby where quality per cent more buying pow,er than Ifrralft old twins. The bodies were iden­ "Martin said yesterday that the of the TDC executor dlreetor’e ■aid he prabeMy w o sU aet he ■ntltl^ to a lurap-eua death pay­ geolphyaloal aurvaya ara under work is toe motto,' hie eouB^teirert In 1989. ment, fai addition to your monthly, hMd e maBotlal. eorvlee U the Read Herald Advs. StUe thought to your curtains T tified by Pzpoty Coroner RoMell mayor; g e n e ^ -manager and the ■alary (l«,8S4) from the m i-« > ehOewt from Mm UaMei Metee funeral home^ursday night* way. % Bofees, of Belfry, Ky. (Chamber of Omunerce couljl take budget, Tomasii aald. for mere than e week. widow's benefits. ^ / -I , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1961 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENnjTG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1981 PA G E EIGHT DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Spring Training AlWWW to PWKlOIG. 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For UVoaOiteput 41 Former^ Frisch Recalls Banks’ Days against the A’s. Each contributed of the Yanks’ runs. 19EHtar(rMantle of New York BY V. T. HAMLIN 53 Small iaUndi 84Belld 43Throetrr MODEST.OOP ■n found it 45 Age newcomers have progressed re­ old righthander drafted from San Gordie Coleman’s three-run SO fiE T A / YES, rw SURE YOU'D BE A qraU Indlani JOB SOME-/ MARABLTS YOURE eajEvE IN OUbrlltar With Cards’ Gas House Gang markably well In the baseball ex­ Diego, pitched seven effective in­ homer/ in the eighth inning ac­ , n t WASHED SENSATlONf SSDocMni WMERE? MARKET OXJLD KlOPIN' PEOPLE r“r r It r IT hibitions. 'Die "new” Senators’ nings for the Senators, allowing counted for all the Reds’ runs. Bob Mr HMOBSOFTHAT .NOTHING SdHoidodjplB r manager Is Mickey Vernon, the NUSoET DEA.L, I ' USE ANOTHER aeHofw’ klln all three A's runs on Ave hits. Purkey held Indianapolis to nine SORTA FEEL UKE A BOr X/Lowlunnt IT St. Petersburg, Fla.—Onef Frisch asked, "Did you ever hear old-time Washington favorite Norm Slebern homered for Kan­ scattered hits in turning in the FSH OUTA WWBi MCompintoB of the few basebBll. players the story how Banka broke hia The Senators clubbed the Kan­ sas City. Southpaw Carl Mathias, Arst route-going performance by a 3»Bttterjptlcli r IT" finger when he was with the sas City A ’s, 13-3, yesterday at picked up from Cleveland. Anished Cincinnati pitcher this spring. ever to jump right from the Pompano Beach for their sixth dOFurOyiU'* Cards down here?" I answered with two scoreless frames. Tito Francona’s two-run double motbor IT II college campus to the major that I didn’t. victory In the last seven citrus Sim iN laei leagues without benefit of starts. The triumph made Wash­ In other games on the schedule, in the seventh Inning gave- the In­ StCooaocnti 8T ‘‘Well,’’ Frisch said, "we had abbreviated because of Good Fri­ dians their verdict over Tacoma MLottac* any minor league experience Dazzy Vance on our club at the ington’s won-lost record 11-8, sec­ day, Pittsburgh won its second Barry Latman worked for the Arst S p l e n d i d asHoMjmikin S' waa Frinkle Frisch. The former time and he could really throw a ond best among the 10 American game this spring from New York, sl.x Innings for the Tribe and Steve ___ > P e A » M FlwidlL) Fdrdham Flaah, who made the curve ball. I warned Banke to be League teams this spring. ^ 4-2, Cincinnati blanked Indianap­ Hamilton pitched three scoreless asibkaamiiUki -I move from Roae Hill to the Polo extra careful when warming up The "old” Washington franchise olis of the American Association, frames. Dick Phillips had thrst aBTAttldim- Ground! under Manager John Mc- has been moved to Minnesota’s 3-0, Cleveland edged Tacoma of hits for Tacoma, including Vance. Jake said he would. twin cities with the Los Angeles MANAGER AT WORK— Danny Murtaugh, cap beside dOFMl ' Oraw without the allghteet read* the PaciAc Coast League, 4-3, and homer. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 43SMnw Juitment, waa a visitor to the "I walked back to the dugout Angela joining the Senators in giv­ him on a bench, relaxes while watching his Pittsburgh ddCoNUir and I could hear this guy .Banks In a night game at Miami, Detroit Biinnlng Goes Distonre IT playing field It A1 Lang .Field one ing^ the American League Its new whipped Baltimore, 6-3. Jim Bunning went the distance Pirates play the Cincinnati Reds in an exhibition game at 46 Bounded actually he was only a kid at the low. 47 Got! up recent morning. The Pirates posted their 15th for the Tigers and limited the Ori A1 Lopez Field in Tampa. Life is easier when you have BY AL VERMEER dSldoUsea Frlach, who has a spot already time, holler out, "Let's aee that Fans in the nation’s capital who oles to six hits while striking out PRISCILLA’S POP 1 curve ball that I’ve heard so much saw last season’s edition of the victory in 21 games in maintain­ world champs. 40HoNiwnid reserved In the Hall of Fame, saw ing their World Series supremacy nine and allowing only one walk OH»STUART.y SHE NEVER glove. The ball broke yielded three hits and an unearn­ nlng uprising that snapped a 2-2 4 IndMdill> prove. Vernon has blended a nu­ tie. Ron Hansen and Jim Gen IwIQST I------B" Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago the middle finger on his throwing ed run in six Innings to gain the BOoRdattmoC cleus of veterans with promising tile homered for Baltinfore. 9IRLONI OURBLOCKJJ .J Cube, all in tha senior cirodlt. hand. Doc Hyland (Dr. Robert youngsters and, of its showing verdict. "The worst thing that I ever did Hyland) was nearby and he came Marbles All at Stake in baaeball waa to agree to be a over and took care of the injury. BY FRANK O’NEAL playing manager," Frisch told me SHORT RIBSr as we Chatted -In the vieltor'e diig. FRANK FRISCH Seven Records In Hawks, Lakers Tilt out Sam Breadon (Cardinal own­ Like End of World er) gave me no choice. I had to 1935 that Banks came down here "You would have thought the immmm take the job but it didn’t help me and trained with the Cards. He world came to an end to see Fall in Seven Banks' face when I came over to St. Louis, April 1 pitchers. trips, from Tampa where we stay Boston tomorrow in pro basket­ enough talent to stick with our Dizzy Dean and Rippir Collins "If a team ever wanted a color ’TTiere have been aeven races and ing. He has averaged 28.3. around? They were real hell rais­ seven American records, tops in when we tour the West Coast (of Kansas City Coach JoJo W'hltei, ball's World Series. OP great team at the time, but what ful pla.ver. Banka would .be the Florida) run from Ave to six hours The series has followed an unus­ • fellow.” The Cards' ges-house ers, as well as a little Dutchman gu.V. He’d make the majors to­ a 25-yard (short course) ’ pool. former Detroit outfielder, says a Sauldsherry scored 26 points ual pattern, with each club winning 1i\is named Frisch.” World records can be made only each way. That’s a lot of valuable player of the future le Dick How- with his slingshot, no-arch shot two of three on the other’s home gang won the pennant in 1934 and day with the hu.stle and determi­ time lost on the road.” MIDDLE add the World Series. Taking time out to talk with me nation alone that ht showed me in a long course tank. The way ser, a shortstop, up from Sioux Wednesday night at Los Angeles court. • • * things have been going, hardly City (.349) and Shreveport (.338) when the Hawks squared It 3-3 The same two clubs battled seven OF between two taped interviews, one back in the 30s. I’ll never forget While on the subject of East ______. with Van Patrick of Mutual and him If I lived to be a 100,” Frisch anybody will be surprised if the where he split the IMO syes on. with a 114-113 overtime victory. games last year. The cast is.large­ Loved to Hit and West Coast teams In Florida, “ He's smart, a hustler with a good Two nights esrlier, he had almost was back in 1934 or the ' other with Howard Cosell, concluded. current standards in the eight re­ ly the same except for Sauldsherry i POAD- "I think Tt maining te.sts survive after to­ Paul Richards, Baltimore man­ arm and shows signs of develop­ rescued the Hawlis from defeat in and the Lakers' fiery rookie, Jerry n.irii^n >■■■■!»■ 4-1 \ A s i o f P ! ager, said he expected a team to ing Into a major league hitter," the fifth game with a 25-point per­ West, a 24-polnt man In the aeries. night’s bombardment. select Hollywood, jusj outside Mi­ **l sot the idea down at the poet offloo they’re Six American marks were W’rilte told me. formance. The Hawks will be after their JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ami. as a spring base, possibly by Unusual Pattern fourth Western playoff crown In* called m uraitr 4-1 — Weekend TV cracked last night in Ave races, next season. FLAPPIN; T1MMy„.^ >OU SEE, MR SAXON, UNaE TATE KNOWS Braves and Cubs Dealt two of them in the 440-yard free­ Yankee spring quarters at Miller Clyde Lovelette, a 21-polnt scor­ six years In St. Louis. They lost Huggins Field Just are hot the er and member of the Hawks fabled to Fort Wayne in the 1956 West­ Saturday-— style relay won by the New Haven Ray Sadecki, St. Louis Cardinal same without Casey Stengel. New Swim Club’s “A ” team and Its big three, waa off from early in the ern final; were upset by the Lakers LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 2 p.m.—Pro Basketball, rookie of the year in 1960, owns Manager Ralph Houk has already series and shelved with a twisted in 1959, beat Detroit in 1958 and Nothing Claim Critics leadoff star, Mike Austin of and operates a coffee shop near A1 made a hit with newsmen, from stopped the Lakers In 1957 and Hawks vs. Lakers, Rochester, N.Y. back in the fifth game, but Woody o Channels 23, SO. Lang Field where the Cards train. small and big city publications, has filled in with a 15.3 average. 1960. The quarter of Austin, Jim Loof- alike, but he will never be a Sten­ 4 p.m. Big Time Wrestling bourow, Dave Tyler and Gary Ball Bradenton, Fla., April 1 (/P)— Some critics contended today Channel 8. AiiaUn Custer, former Manches­ gel, who regaled writers every Anished in 3:15.9, one-tenth of a ter resident and athlete, reports he a.m. at the practice field with one that the Milwaukee Braves traded nothing for nothing in ob­ 4 p.m.—Sports Thrills, second under Southern Califor­ Channel .30. prefers living In St. Petersburg story after another. Houk is dead taining pitchers Moe Drabowsky and Seth Morehead. But nia’s record. Austin, a Yale fresh­ over Manchester. During a chance serious about his new job and Rules Group Rejects^ 4:30—Race of Week, man, paced the exciting triumph not Charlie Dressen, the ever-optimistic Braves manager Westchester Handicap, meeting one night at a downtown straightforward with all answers, Braves acquired the two4> with 0:47.7 split for the Arst 100- store, Custer reported his family no Stengeleese in this fellow. One The Channel 1%. yards. The listed -record was made queetipn-mark hurlere from the 4:30—Bowling Stars, was growing up. one daughter at­ thing writers have found in Houk Coer. V 6«a1 FoeturegCWPi had no particular plane for Rodg­ here last year by Jeff Farrell, is not to stand too close or they’ll Plan for 10th Player TM-WerU KlehH ttwd. Ohicago Cuba Friday in exchange ers. . Channel 80. tends John Hopkins, one son Is a fpr a couple of surplus inAeldere 0:48.2. (Gt, senior In high school and the get splattered with tobacco juice. Morehead, a 26-year-old south­ 5 p.m.—All-Star Golf, Rose Upset —Andre Rodgers and farmhand Collins vs. Beseellnk. youngest boy enters high school Tampa, Fla., April 1 (A>)— ^There won’t be any 10-player B. C. BY JOHNNY HART paw, had a 2-9 record with the The other record-smashers were next year. Custer Is married to the Johnny Kershaw, former East Daryl Robertaon. lowly Cuba lost year. However, Channel 8. 6 p.m.—Florida,Derby, defending champions Charley Bit- former Miss Ellen McCluskcy, a Hartford athlete, Is vacationing In teams in professional baseball this season, antf probably not ------1 "Merehaad could be Just the re­ his earned run average was a re­ aearwater and making the BY ROY CRANE 1 lief pltdier we have been looking Channel 18. tick of Southern California, 220- sister of the all-Hme track great f(Jr a long time to come, according to baseball rules officials. BUZZ SAWYER r 1 FEB.LIKBAFOOU! J spectable 3.95. 5;S0—Wrestling, Channel 18. Hyard backstroke, 2:09.7, for his from Manchester, Joe McCliiskey. rounds of th#'baseball teams train­ ______— —▲ The wlairinar playing rules C»/YtY1 committee m if 4 46M f\^ o ' wm4 ME -B/ERynllNfi> 1 p i> for and Drabowaky could give ua Drabowsky is a 26-year-old O m U L./M aST O F T C SMOXtRS, OF 1------^ ------10 p.m.—Fight of Week, ■^Mcond title in ss many days, and ing on Florida’s West Coast. Also the national pastime gave a cold 60E& BAD. an extra starting pitcher,” Dres­ righthtuider who received a hefty vacationing, with St. Pete Hieir COumt.MBINAMLF TRAMCS... A sen said with enthusiasm. Paret vs. Griffith, Mike Troy of Indiana, 220-yard Most colorful — and the best — Bowling shoulder yesterday tq such a pro­ SORT OF DREAM VWRUUHEIKS ONE bonus for signing w'ith the Chibs Channel 8. butterAy, 2:10.9; Steve Clark, Los headquarters, are Harold Ogden of posal by the Pacific Coast TRIMMING H » lAMR.. GETTING READY Hie peppJry little skipper ex­ a few seasons back. He was sent ball and strike unmplre in the the Hartford Times sports sUff Altos, Calif, high school senior. Grapefruit League is. as usual,.A1 League’s president. TO USHT plained the failure of Morehead down to Houston in thp American Sunday— 220-yard freestyle, 2:00; and Chet and Johnny Newell, retired Hart­ DUSTY Y Dewey Soriano appeared before UR and Drabowaky to win in the Na­ Association last year and promptly Barlick, dean of the National ford High coach. W. Pet. 2:30—Sports Spectacular, Jastremski of Indiana, 220-yard League staff. During World War the committee, made up of major tional League. He said Morehead won Ave straight with an earned National AAU Swimming breaststroke, 2:26.7, Clarke Motors .....5 5 20 .733 and minor league representatives, "Haa alwaya been stuck with a run mark of 0.90. His lifetime rec­ II. Barlick .served in the Coast Championships, On opening night, BitUck bet­ Robin Roberts is the lone sur­ Merrill’s Market ..|.46 29 .613 BRA. London. won the National Leagvje pennant ..560 2:30—Pro Basketball, dividual medley mark, and Mur­ Shy Ann’s Rest...... 42 33 for the pitcher without making the aky the bird even before he atart- Milwaukee owner Lou Perlni Celtics vs. Wtstem winner, still with the Philadelphia Phillies Wllco M achine...... 23 52 .306 ed to pitch and he Waa- unhappy and Philadelphia general manager ray Rose, Southern California star Mickey McDermott, who received pitcher leave the game. _ Channels 22, SO. from Australia, lowered the meet The former 20-game winner looks Gus’s Grinders...... 16 59 .220 there." John Quinn had a date to sit down a $300 bonus to sign with the Bos­ in great shape but will not he a last Hank Greenberg of Chicago was record in the 1500-meter grind. When the season ended the only member of the nine-man Nothing to Lose and talk before today’s game be­ ton Red Sox organization In 1948, big winning pitcher because of the night, Clarke Motors won the pen­ •sta'tt'Wffa** . tween their two clubs. The Braves Bob Feller pitched Cleveland’s Lou Vitucci, the Ohio Stefie committee voting for the experi­ 4’l "80 what have we got to lose?" sophomore from Hollywood, Fla. at the age of 16, Is well on his way punchless attack the Phils will nant with a nine game bulge over still haven’t quit trying to get last no-hltter, beating Detroit, 2-1, to earning a berlji with- the Cardi­ ment. BY DICK CAVALLI Dreaaen aaked. "Slither or both is the new one-meter dive cham­ present. it.s> nearest rival. Don Flavel 352 MORTY MEEKLE might come through for ua and we pitchlng;,^^help from the Phils. on July 1, 1951. nals. The tall lefthander, who and Bill Sheekey 137 topped the "The major leagues don’t want pion. to play with 10 men,” said Com­ ONE OFTHEGeCAVS GOING A feature last night was (Jlark's pitched Ms Arat game for Scran­ Bill Tuttle of the Kansas City shooters. ■ „ 7 ItAGORR^MISS. ton in the Eastern I.,eague against A’s Isn't siiperstlHous. Through­ mittee Chairman James T. Galla­ eUTAAi&BOQMBR TO HAVBTD HAVEA LONOTAUC two-yard triumph over the mighty gher of Philadelphia. "We feel that MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ' ISNTGGEtNCa WITH YOU, MI6 6 HUB8 ELL. Rose in the 220-yard sprint. It Hartford — 18 years ago — and out his baseball career the-center SLIM ’N TRIM ANVONCTOSAV. won. 2-1, allowing but two bits, fielder 'has worn No. IS on the Best totals were Ijinda Labo.iky the rules should apply to every was the Australian gold medal team in organized baseball." OF COURSE, BUT IT WAS WORTH THE RISK Paret Lays'" Title on Line Tonight winner’s Arst setback in middle- could be tbe shot In the arm the bock of his jersey. 499, Alice Larkin 184-481, Ruth PHIU I DIDN'T ...HE KNOWS WHAT HE WAS BORN Y distance race in AmeriSa, and Cards need nmv that I-arry Jack- Scussel 185. He also said that some mem­ WANT TO BE broke an^.eight straight National son is^out for an IndeAnlte period. bers questioned the right lo f tha Bowling committee to set rules for individ­ THROWN' A AAU Indoor m'eet victory streak. Jackson suffered a double fracture Signed as Scouts With Reluctant Warrior Griffith He -was disappointed, he* said, of the - Jaw In a- freak ' accident ual leagues. 'Naturally, of course.’ when hit by Duke Snider’s fl.vlng HOLIDAY HOUSE W. L. Pet. New York, April 1 //PV-Billy bat. When McDermott came up to Jurges and Charley GHlbert. a Exhibition Sunday ' GriAlth wanted no part of Aght-^will end In a knockout. Paret has the. Boston Red Sox, he had a Sapphires 68 40 .629 Miami Baach, April 1 (/P)— ^ Nine Game Slate 58 50 .536 couple of ex-major league inffeld- Slated for an exhibition soccer Ing when, he was wheedled into ksyoed only 10 of 45 opponents "can’t miss" tag hut he did and Pearls ... ers, today were signed as scoute game Sunday afternoon at Mt. Thrae yaars and 24 bouts af­ and Griffith only seven of his never became a big winner. At SI, Diamonds 5.5 53 .509 putting on the gloves by his co­ .509 by the New York National Leag\ie Nebo Field at 2:30 are Manches­ Ptcki f rivals. New Haven—The Southern Con he still could come back. Emeralds 55 53 ter starting a pro ring career manager, Howard Albert, a New hectlcut' State College football 53 55 .490 club. Jurgee, a ahortetop with the ter’s Scandia.s. Their opponents York milliner. Once started, how­ Paret’s forte is a dogged, punch- Opals ...... will be the Hartford Ukrainian aa a rather reluctant warrior, team will play a nine-game sched­ Rubies .. 36 73 .324 Chicago (3ubs and New York ever, hie natural ability has car­ slinging offense and a concrete .‘‘This is the best pitching staff GiaJits, will handle the Maryland- hooters. New' candidates, particu­ Emile Griffith gets a chance ule this fall with five of the games I have ever managed," Paul Ric­ ried him to a record of 22 victor­ chin. Neither man has been scheduled for New Haven. The Losing two games of its league Virginia area, while Gilbert, who larly Manchester High grads, are at the world welterweight ies in 24 starU, and an eagerness knocked out, and both have been hards of the Oriole.s. told me. "I welcome to try out for the team. title tonight. He meets champion schedule, released today by Head lead this week were the (Sapphires played with the Cubs, and Phils- BY LESLIE TURNER to wear a crown. exposed to sluggers. feel that with our staff Mlching delphia PhllUes, will scout the Scandias league opener is next CAPTAIN EASY B«nny (Kid) Paret in a scheduled Coach Jess L. Bow: Sept. 23 will be a big advantag^Ao any who dropped a 3-1 ■ decision to The alight edge given the punch- (jrifflth won the title shot by Bridgeport; 30, Maryland State Diamond.s. Second place Pearls Louisiana territory. week in Ludlow. ,' NO..JT MCHPrTft MEN nr laredo IT VM5 WHILE nr NAME R0HA5M G M l^ 16-rounder at Convention Hall. Al­ club now that our leaguci&as ex­ R0HA5KAWA5 PANUUAR. BUT-WNTl THEffi though Paret is the 7-6 favorite absorbing Paret U based on his outpointing previously unbeaten (away). Oct. 7. Geneva; 14 topped Opals, 3-i. but still trail by BANK ROBBER WHO WAG LATER greater experience and his proven Luis Rodriguez in New York last Youngstown (Ohio) (away): 21 panded to 10 teams. I’ll predict that MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY i NABBED. WITHOUT TM* LOOT'. F 50. HE HtDING M THIS ItTA BBI^WLy HERE BY eonie observers believe Griffith’s we will be better than any of the 10 games. _ - REGION THAT A.., THAT NAil. JIM Air ME HAD ability to- go the 15-round route. Dec. 17. Rodriguez had defeated Ithaca (away): 28, Quonset (R. I.) With the top pinners were Doris .DIDN'T HpE IT HERE'. WESEARCHeP n sed and elsvemeas will prevail. contendens, at least in the pitch­ Green Manor Seeking Revenge WELL ADAAIRAL WHICH I NONE—Z DONT I'M S U R E IT M U S T B E nCKSY 0IP 90 .Ttie bout will be televis^ over GrilBth never has gone more than Paret in Havana in 1958. Naval Air Station (awSy). Nov. 4 Prentice "o 131-147—371. Evelyn ^ U v u m ; lAVSTERlOUGLy! 10, although his trainer and other Central Connecticut State; 11 ing department.” Steve Barber, Lorentzen 120-113, Mae Jenack 0 H,0 H HERE COMES ONE O F YO U R FEEL LIKE lVe r y s e r io u s POCTDRJ MMi* this ABC nstwork starting at 10 Griffith waa particularly im­ VUuaJ DOING ANY nPGCMW YOU WERE 5TBL pjn. (BIST). Promoter'Chris Dun­ co-manager, Gil Clancy, belittle Northeastern: 18, American Inter Hal Brown, Ch:ick Estrada, Milt 119-114, Vicki Ricco 115-114, OLD BLABBERMOUTH ADVENTURES ARE YOU pressive in hia Anal workout Pappas, Yack Fisher and Hoyt Against Plainville Shooters GOINS TO T E L L MFIHRIE! dee is predicting a crowd of 6,000 the intimation Emile might wilt in Wednesday,^moving about on nim­ national. Helen Noel 113-121, Jean Daniels US TONIGHT? with a gate of $35,000 at $16 tops. the later rounds. ble legs and showing a fast pair 116-111, Edna Hilinaki 113-115, Beoring will be on the 10-polnt Concrete Chin Of hands. Paret never has been Edith Correnti 133, June D,obrek Seeking to reverse one of the^ must system. Chances appear slim the bout impressive In the gym, ae hia style 125, Camille Tine 117, Elaine Toros two defeats on their slate tomor­ is anything but classic. He just Rain Delays Opening Round 116, Carol Rose 116, Mavis Small row night will be the Manchester wades in and if he haa to take 115, Mae Wutch 112. Green Manor’s when they host the UG>iin Opens Spring Sessions four punches to land one, he’ll Country Club Women Manafort Wreckers of Plainville. take four punches. Of Azelea Open Golf Tourney Drivers ...... 62 42 .596 Game time will be 7 at the Com­ Both Camps OonAdsnt Niblicks ...... «2 42 596 munity Y. Verplanck School, the Manormen’s- regular home court, Under the revised schedule, to­ Spoons ...... 61 43 .587 Monday with 75 Grid Hopefuls Both cam'ps are conAdent of vic­ Wilmington, N. C., April 1 (/P)—1 was unavailable. tory. Manuel Alfaro, Paret’s man­ morrow’s double ' round w’indup Brassies ...... 56 48 .538 The rain-delayed Arst round of the may start at 7 am. (EST), 'with Wedges ...... 54 50 .519 The Manormen have posted a ager, lost hia bid to have the eight- glittering 13-2 league record to •4-/ Storrs—Head Football CoachAon the home program second ■ knockdown rule waived $12,000 Azalea Open Golf Tour­ the Anal round beginning at 11:30 Putters ...... 52 .52 500 Mashies ,...... 38 66 .366 date and hold a half-game edge JE F F COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN Bob Ingalls will greet 75 candi­ There are also four more grid' and to have the Agj^ters wear six- nament waa scheduled today, with a.m.. in order to get everybody in THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS dates at the opening for the Uni­ ders playing baseball who will a 36-hoIe windup tomorrow for the before dusk. Irons ...... ; . .31 73 .298 over Windsor Locks in the race ounce gloves. They will wear for the Farmington Valley League TWO HIGHWAY DONTSEEHIM versity of Connecticut football not participate In spring work­ 54-hole test. Tom Nieporte of BronXville, N. Gaining a bat-footed tie for Arst ^M A V B E SOMEOMfe'SALBEADy MURDERS BV AN HERE, THOUGH, eight-ouncers, and must take an place this week were the Niblicks title. One of these two defeats was FOUND OLD TOM, AMD THE Miy, AIKS MELANIE, L team spring football practice ses­ outs. They are lettermen Tony eight count in case of a knock­ Heavy rain and wind that bat­ ■y., is the defending champion. His yOUJOUMDUKEYOU u n k n o w n K IU ER I A T T H E S ^ N E sion hsrs Monday afternoon when Magaletta and Dan Gervasl as tered the 6,500-yard Cape Fear 277 over 72 holes last year MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN

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(Office open 9 a.m; to 9 p.m.) I’ve neve^- been able to unlock the furnished suitably for light house­ Colonial home, preferably In or back with an angry youi*g man I merely to the individual involved Houses For Sale 72 W. K. Thleinan, broker, Coventry, 85 B. Center St. close to Manchester. Will tonsider secret.” amount of liquid asseta on old- Automobiles for Sale 4 Building-Contraetiug 14 % u J u .1 ir keeping. Gentleman working days PI 2-'h52. Manchester wearing a flower in his lapel. 1 but to the economy as a whole. with fluctuating living costs, that Lost and Found 1 exchanging 3-fomlly home located Now, ■ to thousands of men in "Outrageous behavior, ’ the- The fact that the national spot- is, pay you more when prices rise. age recipient may hold. pAn/sm^re, preferred. Call MI 3-6951. COVENTRY—4 large rooms on MI 9-8306 every American city Norworth's 1958 PLYMOUTH Savoy,' 4-door, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, WAsmuaToj, large tree shaded lot. Cloee to BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room in good location in center of Man­ young man was saying. "Pick up! light has shone so penetratingly G. Warfield Hobbs, president of 2. Tax legislation a&diod for LOST—Black envelope-type wallet, chester. All replies confidentisl. problem is an everyday thing? But vicinity AUantlc Service StaUon, radio, heater, V-8, automatic, painting. Carpentry. AlteraUons fi.C. everything. ^1,700. W, E. Tnle- ranch, fireplace, dining room, your pay. We don't'tolerate this at' nn planning for later years should the National Council on Aging, the possibility of increasing retire­ clean throughout. MI 9-4055. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ man, broker, Coventry PI 2-7762. MANCHESTER — New 8 room MI 9-4336. while they have been able to bear Macy’s. You’re fired." i inspire .you who have not set up has made several sucSi recom­ ment power due to Inflation. Center St Please call MI 3-1466 Apartments— Flats— cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms. this silent desperation, Norworth ship guaranteed. 399 Autumn St. Shown by appointment. Marion E. ranch. Very convenient location, Fired, Discharged, I’inished. " program of your own. mendations In the past. However, Even if adopted in e. modifltd after 3 p.m. ______1957 FORD, 4-door sedan, very good Tenements 63 312,600—SIX room cape, full baa^ NEEDED — 3 bedroom house. has grown more sensitive, trou­ I MI 8-4880. Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. 312.900. Tongren, broker, MI 314,000 to 320,000. Have several Norworth stood happilv in what he | ^ *'” Ri ^*** areas of discussion, as In the case of his proposal for manner, many such proposals sst condition. Call between 5-8 p.m. ment, comblnaUon wlndowa and 3-6321. bled, unhappy. would like to point up several a Treasury bond whose interest forth by the conference will not LOST—7 weeks old light blue para­ BID WELL HOME improvement Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 3L-, Wanted— Male 36 Building Materials 47 qualified buyers. Carlton W. now realizes must have been a ' keet, tailless, red leg band, ricin- MI 9-0693. agency. doors, ameslte drive, shade trees, MANCHESTER—4 yeSf old beaut! "I don't know when I first be­ facts for you to consider: and principal payments would be only be a boon to old-timers hut Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ Realty. 470 Main Street, Ml NORTH CXJVENTRY — 5 room Hutchins, MI 9-5132. trance, 'state while a feeling of Ity Bolling Park. Call MI 9-7993. AMBITIOUS married man with car ASSORTED USED lumber, budd­ 30 days occupancy. Marion E. ful 5 room ranch, enclosed heated gan to crack," he recalls. "I don't freedom washed over him. , 1. There is a likelihood in the tied to a cost of living Index, sev­ also a bleasing to the young for BLACK 1953 Chevrolet, 2-door rages. Roofing and siding experts. m o r t g a g e MONEY— Available 3-6120. Robertson, Broker. MI S-69SI. orch, full basement, beautifully ranch, fireplace, full cellar, ai- sedan, good rtmnlng condition, in any amounts. Terms to fit your to service 4,000-6,000 Fuller Brush ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ P®' WISH SOMEONE to handle your know that I ever really made a decade ahead that you may be eral of his proposals would require it will Ic.ssen their burdens, too, _ fl.^ ------■ — Aluminum clapboards a specialty. tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors landscaped,. city water and sewer sqmable 8'*% mortgage, under conscious decision to do anything So nehow the vital need for i reasonable. 1877 Main St., East budget J D. Realty, 470 Main customers, Manchester, Andover, FOR RENT—Two room apartment. 4 CAROL DRIVE - RockvDle. $18,. real estate? Coll me at Ml 9-0820 blowgun was dissolving. emplo.ved for a longer period congressional action. and add to the dynamics of the Annoancements______Unexcelled workmanship. Easy Columbia area. Full or part-time. and Endows. Open dally 8:30-6 owner- leavingIng «state. Schwartz 312,000. Owner anxious to seU for prompt and courteous servlca. about it. I suspect it was a train Hartford. budget terma. MI 9-4495 or TR St. Ml 3-5139. Heat, hot water, parking. Tol. MI 650. 8 room ranch, large Uvlng Tongren, broker. Ml 3-6321. And while the woman shifted un Throughout most of our na­ In view of the fact that no g(A- growth economy of the 60a MI 9-0090 for perstoal Interview p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock Real Estate, m 3-6454 or AD Joseph Barth, Broker. of events that I recognized un­ tional hislorv the number of mid (All rights reserved, Newspsqier INCOME TAXES prepared to your 64109. 8-2068. room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ 6-1241. comfortably from foot to foot and ernment pension plans and hV FORD 1954—2-door, new brakes, appointment. Place off North Main St. Choman's rooms, 1%% mortesge can ba SOUTH WINDSOR—Cozy, delight­ consciously. and seized." the blush of understanding broke ! workers has increased few retirement plans take rlsirij; Enterprise Assn.) home or by appointment Exper­ Housewrecking, MI 9-2392. WE BUY and sell. Please call this ienced tax work. 34 hour service. plugs, points, radio not Installed, BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, Business Opportunities 32 GROTTND FLOOR tenement, three assumed. Marion E. Robertson, VERNON—3390 down. New homes fully difference 5',4 room ranch The apartment acroas the court in blotches across the young man's' materially in caph decade this living co.sts into consideration, this tires good, dependable transporta­ large unfurnished rooms, heat and office for speedy service. J. D. Call MI 3-4723. additions, recreation rooms, Broker, Ml 8-5988. being built in fine progressive with attached garage on half acre Realty, 470 Main Street, MI 3-5129. from his in Greenwich Village, he (ace, Norworth said a quiet thank meeting most of tlie need-for ad­ la an area In which you must tion, $65. Rawlings, 61 Jarvia Rd. porches. All types of carpentry, RESTAURANT and grill for sale, Help Wanted— hot water, adults, 390 per month. growing community, high eleva- lot. Made to order for couple or remembers, had always been filled you and walked slowly but surely ditional workel's with skill and ex work. *Chime of Love* Loud ------— ------1 ~ reasonablv priced, easily financed. Oiamondfl— W atcher— MI 3-4406. MANCHESTER - Colonial, 6 opo- FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ also cellar floors poured. Call Ml Male or Female 37 tion. city water, large lot*. Flor­ ■mall family. Appraised at 317,100 with noisy people. It had never toward the escalator. pefience. It will not be so in the 3. Considerable emphasis at the pared with ybur savings to mind, 9-4291. J. D. Realty, 470 Main Street. Ml ‘ Jewelry 48 dous rooms, large living room ence Realty, MI 3-4836. —asking 315,500 for quick Sale really bothered him until one years imriiediately alicad, Sctakamachi. Japan — J e a n ’s masonable rates. Call Ml 9-*243. Auto Drlvlnr School 7-A 3-5129. ROCKVILLE— Attractive B room with fireplace, family SUM tUa Legal Notice conference was focused upon tallest and most powerful "Otima refinlshed apartment, heat, hot Florence Realty, MI 3-4836. night he realized that he wa-s To..you this should signal: Up­ health problems and the cost of LEONARD NT. YOST, Jewelers — kitchen porch, one-cor goroga, DUPLEIX, NEW, 3 bedrooms, base­ I.iqrOB PKBMIT watching their loud partying from grade your skills, acquire new of I-ove" has just been Installed in INCOME TAX retuma preparad by MORTLOOTS Manchester's lead­ CARPENTRY, alterations, addl- BE YOUR OWN BOSS—Small res­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER Repairs, adjusts watches e»M ' watery garage. Near Parkway. Bathroains 60 Years Old illnc.ss. Strc-s-s was laid vipon the ing driving school. Three skilled large lot 86x260, $16,900. PhUbrick board heat, near bus, schools, ANDOVER — Secluded Cape Cod NOTICE OK APPLICATION his darkened bedroom and Im­ knowledge in the arca.s our econ a 90-foot tower at Setakamaehl, in former Internal revenue agent In tions, repairs. MI 9-8746. taurant With excellent income can ly. Reasonable prices, OMh ‘ru Adults. TR 5-4120 aftW 6. Agency, Ml 9-8464. beautiful trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ built of the best materials, over 14 This is to five nollcc that I. Rtr- sad fact that medical costs, more Fukuoka. Prefecture. Built In your home or by appointment. courteoualnstructors. Claaa room ASSESSMENT AIDE ^ DOLPH L. CO R M IER ol 47 Hale Street agining what he could do with a Detroit—B.v 1900 the water sup- omy is stressing and you will have than any other expense, can up­ be easily operated by couple. Eht- day through Saturday, Thurat ins. kn 9-5132. acres with pond site. Elxtenalve Exten.ston. City of Rockville. Connecti­ something to offer that will be of Tokyo, the bells ring out four dif­ Also small buslneaa aervlcea. MI Instructions for 16, 17 year olds. cellent financing J. D. Realty, 470 evenings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. FIVE ROOM apartment, no chil­ SIX ROOM CAPE, breezewny and blowgiin. ! ply to private homes and public set the retired pcr.son's budget.. Telephone Mr. Mortlock. Director SALARY RANGE; 344U-35423 dren, no pets, Includes hot water improvements in the land. Exclu­ cut (Town of Vernon), have filed an value to employer after- the nor ferent pieces of music at various 9-S9S8.______Roofing—Siding 16 Main Street, MI 3-5129. garage, full abed dormer, 2 fuU SECLUDED builder's home, large sive with Pratt Agency, PI 2-7596. application dated M arch 7. 19«1 with That night he made hundreds of j buildings in the United States had Here loo, personal planning is a times. They can be heard more of Driver Educatiaa. Ml 9-7398; per annum and heat. MI 0-3169. baths, wooded lot, easy walking Colonial Ranch, I 'j baths, cherry the Liquor Control Commleei.on for a bullets out of aluminum foil from improved so much that real bath- mat" retirement dale. must. COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. - AU Packaee Liquor Permit for the sale of 2. The timing and financing of than five miles. Garden— Farm— Dairy distance to schools, bus, and shop­ paneling, drapes, handsplit shin­ I ANDOVER LAKE-Hlghly deslr- alcoholic llkuor on the prrmleee lo­ cigarette packages. And the next 1 rooms were possible, so the enam- flpccKlc 8Ugge.ations were made INCOME TAXES prepared. Call MI PREPARE FOR driveria tasL types of roofs and root repairing, (Paid Vacation, Sick Leave, FIVE R(X>MS and sunporch, sec­ ping.' Don't miss this outstanding ; morning he went to Macy’s depart-1 eled bathtub introduced in the retirement are intimately related Agea 18 to 80. Driving and class Help Wanted-—Female 35 Holidays) Products 50 ond floor,'Main Street location, gles, double garage, large ahade ! able lakefront location, fully land­ cated at 121 Brooklyn Street. City of to hare: 9-60S6. specialising to Twenty Year Bond­ value. 3is;900. Phllbrick Agency, trees, only 317.900. Carlton W. scaped. Small Cape Cod for year Rockville. Town of Vernon, I ment store toy counter to buy a 1870's finally became fixed in a Tho.'c per.sons who are fonvard For several hundred years, hur­ room. Three Instructors. No wait­ ed-Roofs. Ctoll MI 3-7707. MONEY doesn’t grow on trees, but 390 per month includes heat and The bueiiiee.v in oa-ned hv RCD OI.PH room of its own. Hotels had A looking when it comes to financ 1. The government’s old-age as­ ricanes In the West Indies hava (A.L.A.1 — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL ing Manchester Driving Acade­ Need two years assessing or ap­ FOR SALE — Hay—For Easter hot water. MI 9-6808. MI 9-8464. Hutchins.'MI 9-6132. 'round living, 312.800. Exclusive I,. CORM IER of 47 Hale Street Exten­ i blowgun. many AVON Representatives pick with Pratt Agency, PI 2-7596. sion. Cllv of Rockville. Town of Vernon, I It was a new Norworth who great deal to do c ith introducing ing retirement years are pushing sistance program keep pace with been named for saints on whoso Association. Special RepresenU- my. PI 2-7249. praisal or accounting or three years fresh native horse radish. MI BOLTON—Five room ranch on living costa by Increasing the days they arrived. up extra cash by working 2-3 title searching experience. Appli­ 4-8156. ROCKVILLE — 5 minutes from SIX ROOM ranch, garage, recrea­ and will he conducted hv Rl'DOLPH I waited for service but, of course. the bathroom to America. for instruments that will adjust tive, aifford W. Barnett. 28 Otis Roofing and Chimneys 16-A hours daily near their homes sell­ heavily wooded lot, basement ga­ tion room, bus. 33,000 assumes L. CORMIER of 47 Hale Street Exlen- St.. Manchester, Conn., Ml 8-7424. LARSON’S Oonnecdcut'a first U- cations and further information Parkway, 3 room furnished apart xion. City of Rockville. Town of Ver­ censed driving school trained — ing Cosmetics, Fragrances and GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes rage, clean; a four bedroom ranch nOS.21 monthlv. Carlton W. non. ax permittee * ROOFING—Speclsllzlng repairing may be obtained from General ment, heat and hot water, large With 2-car attached garage on acre Certified and approved to now of­ roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut Toiletries in excltisive territory Manag^’s Office. Manchester, None better eating bt&ed or yard, quiet neighborhood. Refer­ Hutchins, MI 9-5132. OPEN RfDOLPH L. CORMIER. near your home. No experience boiled. C. T. Hathaway, MI 9-8438 lot; a qeven room ranch with 2-car Dated March 2S. lOei. INCXJME TAX problems? The best fering claaaroom and behind ter work, chimneys cleaned, re Qjnnectlcut, or the State Personnel ence required. TR 8-9943 or MI 113,900 — SEVEN room (Colonial, 4 wheel instruction for teenagers. necessary. We g;ive complete train­ Will deliver. basement garage on six acres. T. Yes, our office will be open over answer is to call PP 2-8607. paired. Aluminum siding. 30 Department, State Office Building, 9-7245. - - — J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. bedrooms, nice lot, trees, central­ MI 9-807S. years' experience. Free estimates. ing. CaU BU 9-4922. Hartford, Connecticut, or the Hart­ the Easter weekend, when we INCOJrtlx TAX prsparaUon, busl ______FOR DELICIOUS fresh sweet cider FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, ly located. Carlton W. Hutchine, CaU Howley, MI 3-5381, MI 3-0763. SECRETARY—knowledge of short­ ford and Manchester offices of The MANCHESTER—New 8 bedroom Ml 9-5132. will be available to show you Household Hints Connecticut State Employment call Art Fish MI 9-4695. Also, cider convenient location, MI 9-8590, or Bnainegs Servlcea Offered 13 hand, bookkeeping desired. One vinegar. MI 3-2487. ranch with garage. Also, 6 room some of the various homes for girl office in Miuichester, Box A, Service. Colonial. Hot water heat, ceramic DELUXE SPLIT level, 2'4 baths, 7 OOSMA APPLIANCE Service-Re: Heating and Plumbing 17 rooms, built-in range, magnificent sale in town. To mske Thoiisand Island dress­ Herald. FOUR R(XJM duplex with garage baths, fireplaces, full basemenU. ing. add chili sauce, chopped paira all makea refrigerators, Hoasehold Goods 51 MI 8-4860. rec room, garage, high elevation. Personahi fieexers, washing machines, dry­ PLUMBING AND heating - re­ steam furnace, oil burner, cellar olives and green pepper, minced EXPERIENCED clerk-typist for and attic storage, centrally locat­ Carlton W. Hutchin.s. 50 9-5132. Among them we have a vacant ers. ranges, oil and gaa burners. modeling InstaUations. repaira. Sitaations Wanted— TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced 218 WOODBRIDGB—315,600, coxy, onion and pimiento to mayonnaise. EUXTTROLUX Sales and Service, full Or part-time work. Accuracy ed. CaU MI 3-7204. 5 room bungalow for 39.700<;,iui Seiwe on heart.* of lettuce for® a bonded repreaentattva, Alfred MI 9-0055. AU work guaranteed. All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ Important. Write to P.O. Box 932, Female 38 prices. Ride, rotary, reel models homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, WEST SIDE — Beautiful 6 room perience. 24-hour service. CaU steam gaa heat, fireplace, freezer, Cape, garage, trees, excellent lo­ older 8 room home for 310.960r-:< salad men usually go for. How U.S. Savings Bonds hdp AmeU, 308 Henry Bt. TeL MI Manchester, giving references. with wind-tunnel grass bag attach­ ROCKVILLE—Available now one LAWNMOWERS sharpened And Ban VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. WILL TUTOR spelling, reading ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, stove, 2-car garage, ameslte drive. cation. Near bus, shopping, school, 2 bedroom* plus breezeway and 3-0450. ______serviced. Avoid the spring rush. State whether part or fuU-tlme arithmetic grades 1-6, 31 hour. 314 room apartment, heat, stove, Season .xour cream with drain­ wanted. »n 9-5221. refrigerator and parking, 390. Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit only 314,900. Carlton W. Hutchins,- garage on Starkweather Street VACUUM CLEANERS repaired to The L A M Equipment Corp., TR Also, an experienced babysitter. trees. Wide frontage, 400 foot MI 9-5132 ed bottled horseradish, then add 5-7609 or MI 3-0771t after 5 p.m. , Radio-TA' Repair MI 9-2459.- Adults only. Also, one 4 room for $13,700; plus 3 or 4 families my own home ahop. Forty years STERILIZED used furniture and apartment with heat and hot depth, exclusive Escott. kll w_ell-drained chopped cooked beets, Services 18 appliances, excellent condition. ROBERT ROAD—6 room Colonial, and new and used ranches. serve with roast beef. factory experience. All makea, COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ WANTED—Ehcperienced legal ste­ water. Centrally located. One or 9-7683. low latee, free estlmatea, tree nographer. Box Z, Herald. NEW bronze/brass and chrome large li\'ing room. 24 foot master art R. Wolcott on automatic two children accepted, 3100. MI PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial bedroom with fireplace, dining pickup and delivery. Mr. mUer, Situations Wanted— Male 39 dinette sets, mattresses, and other 9-4824 and TR 5-1166. The water in which a ham wa-x washers, dryers and electric UORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA CLERK-TYPIST. Interesting ana Items, 30%-40% off. Credit terms, with 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, large' room, porch, 2-car garage. Well T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor JA 2-1471 ranges. W 9-8678. cooked may be used instead of televtoion, service. Ml 9-4841. diversified work, production con­ MAN WITH truck desires part-time no down payment. LeBlanc Furni­ living room with fireplace, hot landscaped lot 100x200, 322,900. plain water when you are cooking put nUllions of Americans Phllbrick Agency MI 9-8464, MI 3-1577 CHAIN SAW work — Treea cut. trol. math, dictation helpful. job two or three days a week. Call ture Hospital, 195 South Street, water heat, one-car garage. By ap- dried beans. ' Automobiles for Sale 4 RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make — Pleasant aurroundings. The Iona Rockville, TR 6-2174. Open 9-9, Business Locations pointment only. PhUbrick Agency, Reasonable ratee. CaU PI 3-7588 cars,:Dart, Lancer and Saturday or Sunday. ,,-v perience. 90 days guarantee on all H. B. GRADY, Broker. Licensed. Immediate sale of Green Manor served with buttered spinach and jobs, by the day or week. Phone EASTER SPECIAL crisp toast. WlUys Jeeps and first choice used work, Potturton’s. Ml 9-4587. COUNTER GIRL for dry cleaning MAHOGANY buffet and Frigldalre STORE FOR rent on Spruce St. Bonded.. Experienced. CJholce ranch with newly completed fam­ LANDSCAPING, spring clean-up. MI 9-90‘75. Reasonable and parking In the cars. Walter G. Parker, Dennett lawns mowed, rubbish removal. store, full Or part-time. Apply In automatic washing machine. MI selection of homes to suit buyer's ily Toom and attached oversized First time on the market. Truly and Popp Dodge, 10 Conn. Blvd., CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, rear. Call BO 2-8019, 21C Spruce price range. Call MI 3-8009 at any garage. 7 rooms plus patio with Bake small - size apples snd MI 3-1724.. avaUable all hours. Satisfaction person. Parkade Cleaners, Shop­ 3-4884. immaculate 4 room Cape with serve with roast pork. For a fillip East Hartford. MI 9-3423. ping Parkade. Dog'S— Birds— Pets 41 St time. storage area. Large, well land­ guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315. scaped lot two blocks from wall to wall carpeting, fini.shed stuff the apples with mincemeat into their own homes A RETIRED upholsterer from the OLDER CARS mechanics *P6* CLEANING WOMAN two days per USED FURNITURE. MI 8-7449. LARGE ONE-room atr-condltioned MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, baaement, oversize 2-car garage. before baking. ahop can take care of all your up­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, office. 100% Mato St location. schools, park and swimming pool. cUls, rixit yourself cars, always holstering needs at a great sav- week Must have own transporta­ FOR SALE—Miniature dachshunds family room, modern kitchen, 8 BU 9-1728. Lai-ge, well landscaped lot. Verj’ a g o ^ selecUoii. Look behind our free pickup and delivery on small tion. MI 9-0118. Marlow's 867 Main St bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good Sandwirh large fish steaks to­ Inga. CH 2-2378. radios, phono^aphs. Hours 6-10 in black and red. TR 5-2490. central location, within a block of office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. KING'S FURNITURE Department EXCSUX.ENT spot for any business lot with trees. One block to 643 VERNON STREET—A well gether with a bread stuffing and AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ p.m. H A B Radio and TV, MI WANTED—Woman to care for two —Large selection of nationally ad­ schools, shopping and bus, 316,900. built 7 room older home. 3 bed- ever>ihing. Only 314,300. bake. Adding a little minced 1958 BUICK Century 4-door hard­ 9-5582, MI 3-1479. small children In my home. Call or office. Center of town, plenty ed — resurfaced — sealed.' MI < Articles For Sale 45 vertised furniture at low, low dis­ of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5. PhUbrick Agency, kll 9-8484. ■ rooms, large kitchen, new cabi­ pickle to the stuffing will con­ top radio and heater, power kn 3-1791. count prices; Unfinished 4 drawer nets, living room, dining room and T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor tribute a flavor that goes well lot of new homes. b i^ e s. power steering. Excellent 3-6815. PHILCO RECOMMENDED Service Since the earliest pioneer days, HOk4E MADE ravloU, fresh or knee-hole desk only 314.88; break­ ABOUT,, 500 square feet of space MANCHESTER vicinity —Dream TV room. New hardwood flooring, with fish. condition. Call Ml 9-8774 after 6 -^On Hi-Fi’s,- radios, television. MATURE PERSON for general home for couple desiring country MI 3-1577 Americans have traditionally BOOKKEEPING services for small Also, guaranteed service on all frozen, 30c doz. H Pasquallni 246 fast sets from 327.77; Danish wal­ available now. Excellent for auto metal storm windows snd screens. Thousands of Americans are stiD p.m. concerns, complete with tax re­ clerical position In growing com­ Avery Street, Wapplng. nut lounge chair, foam cushions, atmosphere and convenience. Extra large lot. Ijovr down pay­ owned their own homra. But not other makes. Shop our special do- pany. Must have some knowledge topping, upholstering, or ware­ Nice for limch: Jelly sand­ furnishing all or part of the down turns. BU 9-4637. just 324.88; deluxe Hollywood bed Ijarge living room, fireplace, Two ment. An excellent buy a f only c SiARMINGar oversize 8 room Cape, wiches dipped in egg-and-milk and 1956 CHElVROLErr, 4-door statiem it-yourself department featuring of bookkeeping and willing* to house use. Call MI 3-6441 between bedrooms. Delightfully cheerful until recently did the tradition LAWN MOWERS—Toro Jacobeen. outfit, Innerspring construction, 5-8 p.m. 314,500. Charles Pontice'lli Agency, 3 rooms down, 3 up. 1'4 baths, fried until brown—as for French payment for their new homes with wagon, low mileage, excellent SPRING CLEAN-UP—Attics, cel­ discount prices. Tubes 15% to learn operation of accounting ma­ Bolens, Goodall, Ariehs. Riding kitchen. Dining area. Garage. condition, 58 E. Middle Turnpike. 60% off list. Open eveYiings and with headboard, only 349.88. Budg­ MI 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. wooded lot, top residefitisii area, toa.st. become truly nationaL U.S. Savings Bonds. lars, garages, yards, burning bar­ chine. Company offers usual in­ mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatlc et terms arranged. King’s. Hart­ OFFICE FpR R ^ t, 600 sq. ft. 100 Large lot. Near bus, shopping. Ex- >n 9-0388. ______rels emptied, vacant houses Saturdays. Satellite Electronics owner transferred. Evenings Ml surance benefits and excellent tractors with over 21 attachments. ford Roa''.. per cent Main Street location. CaU cellent value 312,500. H. B. (Jrady, 3-0527, Ml 4-1139, MI 9-9858, MI Today 35 million American fami­ Why Savings Bonds cleaned. Barrels for sale. M A M Service, 165 School St., Manches­ working conditions. Please write broker. Ml y-8009. MANCHESTER ora ^ WANTED TO BUT 1959 Or 1980 ter, MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. Used mowers and tractors. Parts MI 3-6419 or MI 3-7614. 3-5711. Warren E. Howland, real­ lies "pay rent” to themselves. This Rubbish Removal Service, MI to Sanitary Paper Mills, Inc., East and service. Capitol Equipment FORMER SALESMAN has water- such a good way to build Chevrolet staUon wagon, dean 9-9757. Beautlfql 7 room CTolonial Cape, tor, MI 3-1108. condition, V-8 and power glide. Hartford, Conn. Co., 38 Main, Ml 3-7958. less 17-piece stainless steel cook­ is almost twice as many as 15 years ware sets In original, .cartons, Houses For Rent 65 baths, formal dining room, U.S. Savings Bonds are guaran­ Call MI 9-3877. Moving—Trucking— SPRING SPECIAL — Aluminum regular 3149.50, sacrifice 339.50. built-in dishwasher. fireplace, ago— a dramatic increase caused ---- 1— Household Services CLERK JUST LISTED teed by the Government to grow. Storage 20 storm and screens from 19.95. Will deliver. BU 9-6955. FOR LEASE — Manchester— 20 combination windows, attached by a number of important factors, Offered 13-A Best buy fuU Inch doors, roll up breezeway and oversize garage, 2'i-story home, good . condition, $1 becomes $1.33 in 7 years, 9 - Office experience not required Franklin St. 6 room home, oil hot LOAM for SALE including the U.S. Savings Bond MANCHESTER Package Delivery.' awnings, patio enclosures. Master- large encloeed sunporch, outdoor recently redecorated. 6*-4 rooms, Complete It Quickly A RETIRED upholsterer from the Light trucking and package deliv­ interesting and varied work. Good USED 'UNIVERSAL electric stove, water heat, rec room, city ntilU months, and $1.93 in poth er tra shop can take care of all your up­ BUt JA 8-4269. ties, 3125 per month, 3 months in TWO TO S E l i ^ fireplace, lovely terraced yard with open attic, full,, baaement, enclosed Program. ery. Refrigerators, washers and wages, pleasant working condi­ 320. kfl 3-6428. CUBIC YARD LOADS shade "trees. Excellent condition years. You can get yomr money holstering needs at a great sav tions. Excellent benefit program. advance. Lawrence F. Fiano, porch, aluqiinum siding, aluminum stove moving specialty. Folding TOOL AND equliment rentals.. throughout, cloee to schools, bus, storms, screens. Garage. Bowers Joe comes back Ings. CH 2-2378. chairs, for rent. MI 9-0n2. Apply , Sales and service AP Equipment, broker, kll 3-2766. ALSO LANDSCAPINO G. /. anytime, with interest. Your Machinery and Tools 52 -and shopping, 321.960. School, near bus. Good value at Center St., kO 0-2052. , SINGLE HOUSE, all improve­ $15,000. After the War, many returning Bonds are replaced free, if they’re MANdHESTER Moving and Truck­ , First National Stores, Inc. AIME LATULIPPE ing Company. Local and long dis­ GRADE A LOAM 32 per yard deliv­ CATERPILLAR bulldozer, D2, 4 U ments, plenty of storage space, U & R REALTY CO.-. soldiers picked up a stack of Bonds lost or stolen. And you can buy A Cuddly Set! Park A Oakland Aves: tance moving, packing and stor­ ered. Also, fleldstone for retainer .series, excellent condition. John large yard, convenient location, M l 3 -7 1 7 2 MI 3-2692 Walton W. Grant Agency them automatically on the install^ age. Regular service throughout East Hartford Deer loader, model 40C. 1968 Ford Iota of extras. CaU only from 6-7 R. D. Murdock Ml 3-6472 bought with their service pay— walls. Columbia Academy 8-9323. Lillian Grant. Realtor MI S-11S8 New England States and Florida, Call after 5. F600 dump and Miller tilt trailer, p.m. MI 9-2738. r >v> O plus a stack their wives and sweet­ ment plan where you work. kn 3-6563. Miscellaneous hand and power MANCHESTER —Near Roddedge ucn as TsdeottviUe, Conn. Tel. kll 8-7449. easily financed. Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the hanging, steaming. Clean work­ vacation ^ with pay, Insur­ MODERN, GROUND LEVEL moot eomptotsly sOoctive fuel manship. Free estimates. No Job Boats and .\ccesmries 46 Attractive stone front, 8 room WtTH n€ New ance, etc. Excellent opportun­ ranch, finest steel beam construc­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO 4)il odditiTe in use t4tday.'AiMl too small. John VerfaUle, MI Rooms Without Board 59 Realtor Ml 3-2766 PAH-O-RAMA ity for advancement for this bet­ 21 FOOT 1987 Luhrs Seasklff, two tion, fully plastered, large bed- yon got prMniani oerviee. Ao- 3-2621. ter than average poslUon. Apply COktFORTABLB room, gentleman, rooms, two-car basement garage, Paul P. Fiano MI 3-Q458 bunks, head, top, curtains, 95 OFFICE OR RETAILING SPACE Ed Crawford AH 9-4410 tomatie deliveriea . . . a bal- . EIXTERIOR and interior painting. at 832 Main Street, Manchester. h.p. engine, excellent condition, separata entrance, pa»lng, MI one acre lot in Vernon, ■ near aneed payment plan and many You save more than money vinth 9-2961 or MI 8-1616. schools. Asking 323,900. 8 2 5 3 Paperbanging. Wallpaper books. EXPERIENCED parts clerk for reduced for quick sale. MI 9-6019. 1,500 SQ. FT., PLUS BASEMENT MANCHESTER — 5 room older other extras designed to moka I2W-24'A WaUpaper removed. CeUings. home, new furnace and plumbing, Chevrolet dealer, paid 2 weeks va­ Manchester — 6 room Ansaldi iMsme heating reoUg easy. Floors. Good clean workmanship. cation, plug many other benefits. AIR-CONDITIONED—ABUNDANT PARKING full price 39.500. Beautiful 6 room FUUy Insured. Reasonable rates. built Cape, brick front, fireplace, Colonial Cape, 1’* baths, many Just two main pattern pieces for Contact Mr. Conn. Carter Chev­ aluminum storm windows, garage, Leo Pelletier, kfl 9-6326 or MI rolet Co., MI 9-8688, extras, 317,900. 4 bedroom ranch, Mobilheat t;!lf this neat dayUmer that Is a half 9-5082. Adjacent to Municipal Parking Area, near Banks, Res recreation room, asking 315,900. garage, nice lot, 314,900. Many 9 I daow ocfiaa size epecial. Sew-easy you'U com­ WANTED LISTINGS! taurants, Central Business District. more homes 34,500 up. Cali the plete It 1-2-3! CEILINGS painted, 310 per room. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, realtors, Baby will be the center of at­ WaUpaper removed, 3s.50 w W J. D. REALTY No. 8253 with Patt-O-Rama Is traction in this soft, crocheted set SINGLES, MULTIPLE FAMIUES, Can be purchased or leased completely equipped witl MI 3-6930 or MI 9-5524. U^S. Savings Bonds In sizes 12Vi. 14H. 16Vi. 18>i, room. Quick, fast service. of matching" sacque, bootees and 9-9188. SEPTIC TANKS BUSINESSES, INVESTMENT prestige office furniture, office machines, waiting rbonr 470 Main St. ■ MI 3-5129 SOUTH WINDSOR — Bordering 20Vi. 22H. 24',*, 26*4. Bust 33 to bonnet. A Buy them where you work or bank 47. Size 14',4, pA bust, 3 yards of AND A PROPERTIES, ACREAGE. and show room equipment. Manchester, 316.800 split level. WE GIVE Pattern No. 5927 has'erophet di* PLAN TOUR spring and summer Big rooms, full basement, alum­ S9-inch. rections for newborn, 6 months and pointing now. Specializing In ex­ GLASTONBURY GBEEN STAMPS To order, send 35c in coins to:— PLUGGED SEWERS PROMPT. COURTEOUS, Ideal for Professional Office, Genera! Office, Sales Of inum storms, family room, ga- 1 year sizes; stitch illustrations. terior. residential-painting Guar­ N N .rage, 100x200 lot, bus at door, 16 Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ To order, send 25c In coins to:— anteed workmanship, fiuly In- EFFICIENT SERVICE fice. Club or Organizational Use, Servi(je or Retail Outlet. Open House Sunday 2-5 ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF Machine Cleaned parkway minutes from Hartford. Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ simed. Estimates cheerfully given, Glenn Roberts, Realtor, MI 4-1521. iiatitlfri^Jrr Earning Ifrralii ASnaUGAS, NEW YORK 36, ipias Harrison, MI 9-2497. Septic Tanks. Dry Wells, Sewer T New custom built ranch, 6 rooms, ning H e r a ld , 1150 AVE. OF T b ^ > acre lot. located at Evenings Mr. Carlson, MI 4-0181. MdRiAhTY N. T . AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.V. Lines installed—^U o r Water- PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRIES T0T~ For 1 st-clasa malUng add 10c prooflng Done. Cedar Ridge Terrace. Builder JA Kxr W ysmt AsssHssfs wwiwpm tow polHM t o For Ist-claas mailing add 10c Electrical Services 22 J.ACAGIANELL0 E 9 M 3 or AD 3-<)289. iiux irni*- mts t t)A eott to (to OsoxnunxM. T t o for e ^ b pattern. Print Name, Ad- for each patte'm. Print Name, Ad­ E Lots For Sale 73 BROTHERS TtSmsmry DsM . i« trsisfiil to Tto adwnxMf d r e « with Zone, Style No. and dress with Zone and Pattern Num­ FREE BSTDIATES—Prompt serv­ RuolEsm • liumroiie* R. F. BRODERICK, Broker FOUR BEDROOM modUitd ranch, i u S t rti w w w r hr their patrieSis suppert. Btoe. . MtKINNEY BROS. 301-315 CMittr Sf. ber. ice on oU types of electrical wlr- D 8-9, dining room, steel beam con- LOTS FOR BALE tte oingla and 8- Xncluds another 3Sc with your Have you the '61 Album con­ tqg Licenaed and tooured, wqoon Suwurog* biipesd Co. D McuieliMlfr Ml 3-7303 148 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER—MI 9-1*78 • structlen, garage troei, bur near family hoooaa. Wa oloo buy k>U. p M e m order for the Spring A taining many lovely designs and M etrical Oo.. Monebeater. MI lSO-132 Pearl SL—MI 6-5608 Bowara SraooL Ctoriton W. Hutch- Ctaoriaa PotiUeaUl Agoaeg, Ml Ml 3r5135 '81 Basle Paahion. frea patterns? Only 25c a copy! 9-4617;, GUtotanDUzy, MB 6-78T6. ins, Idl 9-6183. 9-9644 or MI S-U09. s . /

SATURDAY. APRIL 1, 1961 PAGE TWELVE HanrI;pBt(r Sitipttittg

About Town Heard Along Main Street Realtors Serve Mayor Opens On Stale Boiards Fix-up Di*iye M ist J«nyce Bo*ttck. daujrhter And on Some of Manchester'$ Side Streets^ Too v/ , of Mr. and Mrr. Diidlry P The Connecticut Association of Bostick. 73 LudloTf.- R d. i.«, Siijrar Pill *^Msdeline McAwley. Museum dirrc- Real Estate Boards (CAREB) has Mayor Harold A. TurWngton toX \ spending her sprinp vacation in ; ^ budget mea-; tor. with a twinkle in her eye. niimed several members of the day officially proclaimed April as “Clean-up Month" for the first an­ Fort Lauderdale. Fla. She 15 a „-hich he recommended a, -Vou have J^ve ' Manchester poani of Realtors to nual clean-up, paint-up, and flx-up lor a t the Chamberlain School of; p.™rtv tax hike, Gcn-|one* h«“re . the \nsitor asked with 1 various committees on the state campaign to be held In Manches­ Betalllng: in Boston. j^,„naper RiAard Martin m- fothusi^a.sm 1 ter. , ■ sAied'A explanation of \vho bear.s .At this point, the museum direc-j ^ . u t e Sponsored by. the Community Four circles of the Community burden of taxes. : lor lost heart in pursuinp the hi- Miss Lillian Grant, president or Beautification committee of the BapUst Church Womerts Society started it with ‘ Man-i '’“*l°r thought it j the Manchester Board is a mem- Manchester Chamber of Com­ ' chfsilr^'as'^^h4h‘‘pe'rcAl«se'of | « as a good joke too ‘ her of the education committee; merce, this year’s theme Is the Neubert OrcleCircle will ' ...... home.... owners...... This .. is probably one ^ *i,e T»ne. I Alfred P. Werbner of the Janis cultivation of "civic pride and p.m. at the home of Mrs. 1 an rea.«ons that Man •ei j Better the i»o*s Agency. Manchester board aecre- civic beauty." Mitchell, 53S E. Center St ; the has so many fine people." 1 A Manchester i-esident a short (g^.y i,‘gs been named to the legl.s- The month’s clean-up activities Ann Judson Circle will meet at I time ago erected a two-foot-high ' jgtive committee, and William B. will Include distribution of wralst 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Feeler i fence around a portion of his back . Beiftore Is a director of CAREB receptacles, litter bags and posters the Manchester around town and encouragement E’;:4 'H S rd :“ fhe .S r a " ^ ? : ^ The day aft^r General Manager j y«rd ma'n "in ^ ren E. Howland has ford Circle at 8 p.m. at the home .Richard Martin published 1 ‘"J" , mrza ^ of a general spring cleah-up, fix­ been named board repre.sentatlve up of homes, gardens and lawns of Mrs. Russell Gninnis.s, 33 W est-' budget recommendation calling ^ . g " , ‘hi, to the National In.stitute of Real wood c* St., .„aand *b.the Mary OreeneGreene for a whopping seven-mill increase ''"‘“J"*'. by Manchester’s residents. Circle at 8 p.m. at the home of over the current .36 9-mitI rate, h e.-^’is^ he decided to l«ke.a short Estate Brokers. Architect Alfred Reinhardt, co­ Mrs. Wlnthrop Ballard. 31 Card- jjwa.s called on to make a few rc-|0“t through back >aid.. Werbner teache.s salesmanship ordinator of the beautification ner SL marks at the testimonial dinner in Thinking only about how good in the School of Business Admin­ committee program, has proposed I honor of former Democratic town . the pizza would taste and forget istration of the University of and designed plans for planting Hartford, and is presently assist- M anchester WATES ivill meet chairman Steve Cavagnaro.- ting all about the fence, he stum- trees along Main St. in conjunc­ Tuesday evening at the Italian bled against it. Tlie pizza sailed off ihrj in organizing a. real estate ll- tion with "Clean-up Month.” Hc said he understood that into the air. a la a flying saucer, brary at the University in consul- Amencan Club on Eldndge St. \fayor Harold A. Tiirkington wa.s He will meet with Chamber of with weighing in from 7 to 8 p.m.. I knitting him a sweater with, a big Our hero tumbled heels over head, tation with the dean. Commerce directors next Wednes­ followed by a business meeting. ..j.j - „„ the back. Tlie next day the fence was -e- Manchester Board members-avill day for their approval of such a Ve moved. . | take an active part locally in the project. '' Mrs. Charles Thompson of. Ando­ After a few .seconds pause there ver, one of the founders and last I obseri'ar.ce i of National Realtor Prelim inary talks w ith Tow’n pre^dents of the club, will lead a were giggles, then gradually laugh­ Belated Diwnvery Week. April 23-29. General Manager Richard Martin group discussion on weight prob- ter ;as the audience caught the If you think there wasn't plenty and Horace Murphey. superin­ tihe p lertis. There will also he a board meaning of the reference, and final­ of salt used to remove the snow tendent of parks and tree warden, If»l u meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. . at ly belly laughs and applause. from the streets this winter, just Glaciers’ Past Traced brought no objection to Rein­ the home of Mrs. Peter Sadloski. .Martin waited it nut, then said. hardt’s plan but both voiced the pipe this for a story. London Cold springs and cool, 48 H ollister S t "Kind of an agreeable surprise to­ A man, employed at one of our necessity of preliminary’ talks with night that everyone sound.’ so disturbed sum m ers in Europe In aU concerned, such as the Cham­ better known organizations, told the late 17th Century wei\e followed W oman's pleased. ’ ber’s'directors and downtown mer­ The newly organized \ that...... when he'washed his car . the bv a marked...... - — increase fn glacier Auxiliary «f the Police and Fire ' ------other dav he found where he had in the early 18th Century chants, prior to a town board of Walfci Athletic Corp. will meet Monday The Hard Way been side-.swiped "But the salt meteorologists have learned. The directors hearijjg. at 8 p.m. at the East Side Recre­ A. Hyatt Sutliffe, pnncipal of Trees on Main Street? Already CUn and dirt was .so thick on the car ' information was gleaned from ABC-' ation building. Members will vote Illing .lunior High School, scored I didn't even notice it until I had studies of newly discovered manu- the townspeople have show’n In- on proposed bylaws and constitu­ a big hit with his own students last tere.st In wood-potted Japanese looks, Ihe car cleaned" scripts tracing Britain's weather b

VEGETABLE SEEDS NOW'S THE TIME TO CALL FOR OUR «1 YOU ARE LNVITED PRICE The early bird not only TO ATTEND gets riie worm, but ol* A DEMONSTRATION so gets GREEN n MONDAY ONLY! STAMPS! I OF ART TECHNIQUES SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR A LIMITED TIME ON— by Jo»e Ruiz, Intemmtionally known arll.t and COMING SOON! AnoHier FAIRWAY STORE art ronraltant. preMnted by Shiva Artlita’ Color. • ALUMINUM WINDOWS and DOORS The Mitch next to the new Popular Market and Delta Artt.t.’ Bru.hea JALOUSIES and CANOPIES Miller Show WOULD dote>—Tuesday, April 4, time 7:3D p.m. The man who knows what makgs GREEN • ALUMINUM AWNINGS show-business tick gets together STAMPS place— INing Junior Hiqh School . SHORT OF MONEY? USE OUR EASY TERMS! with celebrity friends. Don’t misa Middle 'rpke., next to Police Station the fescineting “shop talk’’ and FAIRWAY sponsored by Manchester Fine Arts (CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES e atarperformances,over CBS Radio,^ n s MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Saturday 7:10 P.M__-Dial 1280 and the SiMrwiitWiUiams Co.' BILL TUNSKY Ml 1MI095 1^ WINF Radio f ive on to- )ril a* ■St «n- fU-«p nches- muilty of th» Com- APRIL 1 thru APRIL 7 li thfl CHANNKlB > and TV W eek] Jianrif^Bter tivitlei V0BO BVEBT WKB&—AIX HUHVS BBHBRVCD, B. T. DICUN80M * OO.. walut )oster» was a difficult one. Be fought his s'T still love her,.4bough,” Clint Hyatt said. "U was the first major [ement No Cigar Store Cowboy way to the top the bard and hun­ smiles. * war fought in the atomic era, the p, fix- gry way. Victory came aix years ‘Ours ia a closely knit family; first war fought under the flag beau- doora ainee the age. of nine and one principle or another. With some, pride, CUnt went out Valley near Los Ai^;rtes. The gar­ world.” shows haa been a real cowpoke in Texas 'A aix-sixer has virtually no into the yard, knelt down beside age is his favorite room. It is 15 feet anc. a denity sheriff in Laa Vegas. chance to stick around as a sup­ his daughter and asked, "Honey, equipped with a bewildering array street In addiUBn,, .while he w es puneh- porting actor. Clint says, "He's too were you pretending that you were of mechanical toolB, . that only lock, oowa'ln Texas he did a great big for such roles because he's Daddy?" CUnt because of hie background 'autiful deid of prospecting using a pick too tall for the atar of the'show; "Gm whiz, no," answered Val­ as "Jack-of-all-trades," knows Philodendron beauti- andaohovel. So Walker has to he a star or erie,” I was playing like a real how to operate. lington Actually, he has never glyeq up settle for nothing. The struggle cowboy." ( cith Us the urge to see if there is goM in Large ; com- . "them thar hills." Today aint mlnent. hunta uranium, as weU aa- gold, Korean War Sixa trees, and does it scientlflcaUy. Mow he does his .proapecttng with a Geiger ey Counter, acintlUation and blade Analyzed in MIUKOWSKI Russell lig h t of the Flower Fashion, utiflca- NBC Special lomlns: S»5 MAIN STREET dlscus- lean-up A.'full-houc "Project 20" treat­ M l 9-5268 • Beau- ment of the Korean War—some­ actlvl- times called the ''Peculiar Whr” and probably the moist unpopular war in America's history—will be produced for presentation by thP Royal NBC-1V - network next season, ELECTRONICS David Levy. vice, president of pro­ Ice Cream Co. grams and talent, announced to­ OrOORPORATED LABORATORIES day. ■ Donald B. Hyatt, NBC director of 27 W am a St.—Ml S-69M special projects and producer-direc­ 277 BROAD tor of “ Project 20,'' will produce and direct the new program, ten­ Over tatively titled “ The Kon-ean War," In Its treatment, “ Project 20” will aim at a re-creation of. war in 3 0 F la v o r s T W O - ^ A Y terms of human drama, through fact-film and narration and music, In i G a llo n s ! RAMO M Sf ATCH —a goal brilliantly achieved in Its earltoc. “ Victory at Sea” and “ The CARS Great War" (1914-1919). It will be made by the team responsible for JOHN L lENNEY Fbr Better Service the unit’s earlier successes. In ad­ ES dition to Hyatt, there will be Rich­ ard Hanser, scriptwriter; Robert C. LEROY NO RRIS Russell Bennett, composer and con­ ASBOCIAmB I \ K \ I IK • \ I.[ s ,V. ^ I l; \ K I ductor of an original orchestral i score; Daniel Jones, head Of film research; and Silvio D’AIisera, film Jnsurance of All Kinds editor. Bonds *y “ The Korean War haa a signifi­ JARVIS REALTY CO. CLINT WALKtsJK cance and impact all its own," Sond BEAUNWS—INSCROKS 844 NO. MAIN STREET BesIdMitial >-l^dnlustrial PRONE Ml 8-88N OonnMTCnl. SA TU R D A Y T elevision PROGRAM 781 MAIN STREET CO. Oaotena Service For . PHONE MI 9-692« ' O ver M V e a rs x . Mow Berisaaa S t estortioniaU who poison water -7161 U;W Sky Kiiv • 7:24 Perry Maasa 9 wells in Arisons unless farmers 3M E. denter St^-IO S-4US Tree Bleiy tt. W Itaymond Burr In "The Case of and ranchers pay them off. F cetare S the Caretaker's Cat.” Mason de­ Onr Americaa Beritaza 99 FOR 15 YEARS OueiaptB OMritol 4S fends a caretaker charred with “ Not In Vain". DramatizaUon of U:WV)|te l.” c o » a arson and oauainz the death of events leadinz up to and includ- Pwiettve’s Dlasy- 91. 9S hia employer. (Repeat). iaz Abraham Lincoln's Gettys- NASSIFF ARMS CO. Pip_«ia Piper I Beaaasa 92. 99 burz Address, atarrinz Rairmaad 1:M Bite N* Werld’a Best Ofevles (CaaL)- Satardsr Wrestllaz 14 Makers. > Saa pranclsee Beal BARRE GUILD Daaee Party 44 Mat Far Hire U News f i t:44.Ncirs. Weataer, Sparta 9 9:99 Have Gae WIU Travel 9 I MedilaUea WaM Oleaey 9 Richard Boone, Paladin takes on I Newe and Weather —t Janler Dackpls BewMaz 19 the task of etopplils a zans of I Memeal at MedlfeWea PETS! MONUMENTS Pin Baeters 22 DatfieraB Raster Service 99 • POTPIE8 T to t b a B vrt GuUd Monunwn t that 9:99 Briezlaz Cp Roddy 9 Pablle Dcteader M Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED • BntD9 • B fulfill yow nmttiwrljhed thouiMt Amerleaet At Work * n 4:48 Bacnrr 89 a TROPICA^ FISH ftr dipirtMl land O M i Consult H I. . . 7:99 Mr. Bd . ^ 9 Pete A Gladys 9 ATLANTIC HEATING OILS without obfinrtlon. MllUea DoUar Mavis 19 LITTLE & MckiNNEY SA P O R in “ Piccadilly Incident” Anna Nea­ 18 WOODBBIDOE ST. le and Michael Wtldinz- MANCHESTER MEMORIAL COMPANY Blae Anzds 22 L. T. WOOD CO. 419 Omter Sto-TeL Ml S-17SZ Wild Bill Hiehak Ml 8-8028 HIzkway Patrol ^H O U R CUSTOMER SERVICE I HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MANCHESTER EVENING HRRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, AFRHi l) 1961 PAGE THREE

m W . MDDDDUI XI^ SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER HnMNORAm TU ESD AY Television PROGRAM I T b s O ther JUUM R o g e r W lU lam s song s ty lis t A nita Bom's BsOnrsod 88, 88 8:88 T eat B w a ll Shew JlJH Oyw SctMBd B m I* tP a rt .One) R eport oa Ad B ryisat, Ih o Baurd Puppats. sin ger PUBNTV OP P A lU B lN a GLRSS COMPANY ts H OsatlasBlal 88 88 Bteri# 18 TW n P o tter's m a d e u s____ is te r In - I Xh« P ie lw « m ann, the (o n n e r N a si p ic k Rom an s m Maln«olluui . ir is Foalat* FUas 8 file ts h er own w____ eiro brand_____ of U B lv ^ t y at A l* the m urd er o f an lllio as t i l t G u F W Ih ^'milte Savage". J«a Ban aad " togelhemess' on the P otter «d» Maw* I The O raat O balleaga ^ a a AUTO GLASS -—1 ______8 tU f e i Marla Montes. household. T z a n c k •iM Oaan otleal Tea Tbs D arb y (C olor) A n aquatlo spactaole ENCLOSURES—GLASS r U R M IT U R E T b P S -« n T 8 B D it C n PAINT 7iM Dte' ' * ^ ^»rew a F T s ia y nrU ter 28. 88 Sknek n i s M a rio a ta irln g U o yd B rid g es. B u tter B o ris K a rlo ff Is host. "L a te D ate" J ELECTRONICS Crabbe, R oasm anr (Soonoy and ^ _ HiMm* toSM "Man From Flaaot X". Hobart M an goes to elaborate lengths to ELECTRONICS .^ t c s O oroa. A rt O latt • a akin and acuba m ver Jo d y Jo ye . 1 l8l W aalhss p ro rid e b is brother w ith an aUbI n K ap lan rm. W a lter Ja co b s R o sem ary Ctooney wlU net a s *^*****8how when the la tte r kiUa b is u n fa ltb - LABORATORIES LABORATORIES aa ^ George R anee. hoataas.. _ l i s t Ms. 8 % ir ntbsria". Muriel Lawrowte A ll wUe. __ •:M P i t a w f t h u O n W n M «M UlTe" M arahal TiSS 8 iS8 Fotte Tho Gat 8 C~ rossing ' " Stage d riv e r LU ks PJ e r* 277 BROAD 277 BROAD A S w a s U a ^ ■ a a ,a a Tiraop ald a a m aa fram ad fo r a Irk a iO s r y trie s to re tu rn 8190,000 to ­ . 8 t88 Qatek Dmw MoGraw 8 ______a. M New s queMtooaBd-answsr pro stagaeqach robbery OLDSMOBILE ^ Carte oa Flaimonso 18 the A rm y and h as to fig h t to do _ aaralo * tn x a H o lr Croaa g ram . R u ss W ard, m oderator. 8 :8# TT 'Itte a t a r 8 "TOXJU OLOSMOBD.B DEALER * Bayal OiasdIsa Moaatod Poltea $sm l s «sTiiaMaai|il Baa* a "T h e M B alloon " . Lonely ^ Thfard M aa U Tkanoh boy oadm rs a foqfottoa "W v a la a a la " to EASY TO SBUlet pf%MaS5wi d ^ S S a t e h t a rtm h te fV tS f M ballooa w tlh a Ufa o f Its 8:88 lirii^ Shew 8 Ifea OktMartan II own. - 812 WEST CENTER STREET •«“ ® S 2Ss2w$e^ ^ "(JlomI’ 'j m T heaterter." G uest sta rs PARK HERE I Xlrtait Waal f M I S -I6 II ti88 I i S WaaMws. Haws aad Ms arts ____ Courted______and L e slie P a rris h *' - T a n T m M a l » ^D h ^ ^ ^ ^ nSor'vSikper t iU I 8 8 to la Skelton when ‘ ha p o rtra ys film stud io and sca re s oft every­ rta n s arlth iu a s ts ____ 8 tW 8 :8S StommST Weather C lem Kadlddlebopper and rente T te re ^ s m e rer m p M id R g one In st| ^ other sto ries. . The LimeUgatera. M a rtia u h ls _ b a n to a tra ve lin g theater t b le n a t BTANEK 'S . P ia n u a w n a B s f i M n k m sa d .G eorgs H a b a ris , 18:88 I L e v s L s c y RS com pany. •v. ;a*U nt aenrlca’tca irolro m MR lT e rtU a S iH OsOega B asrI A _____ and sp e cia l guest 'Safety-tested R to W b e a WUd Bin Htefcak Chotoeebsard U N » B s e t m s t th e r. O p to i C h a rd i. Naw Y o rk C ity , aw m o ii laformatloai g am e ; w ltb .^ (U lR A rw e tte . , . n o Bis Pletaio k r « 0 w in be d a lia arad tar tke R a r D r Loddea. m oderator. T hree ' T h e B e b si a . A i. M Si4S Hmrs 8. A 88. T f e im J A j s v e ir iR g s R obert J . H c C r^ < M ta iita r: preeldenla a iU d lscn sa N ic k f la m s la l " H la P u rd y .” "“ w .as” § Ita atar S a a te y Raw o S M t o T ita l proM em of etdlege s ____ lA id y r a a d n r m akes Jolm ny Used Cars" u u B s u : t.,aw reiio^ in u a ica i M aas and adm lsstotu requirements. SHor)*” ; , T o m a h e r p riso n e r bacauaa aba ____ com edy M a r and N at K In c Cole O rifliiatinc trom Ib a beUavos h e 's a a outlaw . Y ea AtkeO F s r M Obae tisteard n e a lo v _ sin g e r-plantst. d r u of tbo H o ly C r o n tai S A r ’ S S ^ h T T S S S . 8 11:88 D n M * B x s s s a rs 84 88 I \ i ; VI n o >. \ I I \ '•I 1, \ h I a a t>aa Ja c k B aaay P gsgram 8 * " tb o n o re n U iia D aagor” . D onald P re je e t I \ i: \ 1 MO. S \ M > \ *-1 >. N K I Booton, Maaoi H la Bm laence R ich ­ Ivaaboo ' a T b s P rta r I R tgb l Woods, M a ria re t U S d sa y . "T h e Innocent Y e a rs ." A re c re a - a rd C a rd in a l C u a b in of Bostoa M eet The n ra es . a t Benny c a n 't keep h ls > band out of P re je e t IS 88 w in p rra ld e and d a lira r tbo M i>- ( )— ; ,. - the acta whoa ho aiagas a v a rie ty SSSU c a H « " , * raon. C o lo r G u est O rrille t Thes Show. 88. 8 "T h e Innocent Y e a i 'A re c re a m an. B screts» of Agrteoltare . It f liA lt 8g I t W. P. QUISH S n o ttC iM i ftS tlon of 1900 to 1917, ueing ra re .smt u n r a llb T o r M a y t latoraaWoaal Soao 8 T tU w S S S n illA M . B c U lc h to » film of tbe tim e. (Repeat). U:M n o a re r at Tbo m o k • PUI SUvors n (P ram lo re ) . Jn o k W arden. 'A re h TV Preeetoe 9, 18 or U:W la a ijrirtr a Jobaaaa In “ T h a B u ig ta ry R in g ." 8. 48. t o it t s O am e is 88 head of the la irg la ry IK a s Is g B o p o it "S ig n a l R eceived " , Three sa ilo rs Findell _ C A N A D A ChaailMouMp B rM xo a iS S S i/ ^ 8 FUNERAL HOME 1S:W L m s f U fs bav« a premonition that th e ir chip *‘Tko T fk iim k l l a n ** aa t :a t The T wea lltilb C e a ta ry a ^ c ta m anhunt from bop. T ru th O r Osessqesases 7:88 IM la T b s W srid w ill be eunk soon a fte r they re - WOK . A a e rie a ’a M ew noei A lbaat at "N ew Y o rk la the Tw entlea" ____bed fo r d a rin g gang o f bank SU MAIN STREET TEL. Ml 8-WM ' L a m m is 88. 88 r t iMude to doty, robbers, Jo h n Sm ith and R obert F u lle r In Moot T h e Prafoaaor t l fea turin g film o f Gotham In the 1 . o m s s s n s Esece st Y e a rs UTB O uest: Jerom e B ru n e r. Profeaaor tod Three U v e a U 88. 88 "R u n o< the Bunted" . S lim S h er­ 14:88 SUm ts P lease V E N E TIA N INSOKANCE of P a th o lo g y . H a n rard H bhrer- U :a a O aadid C am ara 8 m an lo in s a posse to prevent the U;M New s, W eatoes A Sparta n t y d laciiia e a ezperlmenta on the W ith A rth u r G odfrey a s boat. 8. to . I f "le g a lise d m urder" of b is frie n d . W erid'e Beet M avis e r A lfre d K nopf and Stanley D orothy CoUlna and A lle n Funt. iteir%k B ags B aa ay ' A 48. i t "T b e M om D angerous Sin” . Jean G u est: B u ste r Keatoo. B ugs* IntTodueUoBs a re constant­ BLINDS OONS 1TDT aa W a lk er. le g e n d u T c ity editor of R0 8 ERT J. incorporated 1 ; G a U n , M a rin a v a ld y . w e B elleae a the New Y o rk H e ra ld T rib un e , Lar aWa T a n a s aa»w 88. 88 * ""I H * UMte H a sg ts ly Interrupted by M ugsy and B ig Raw s 28 T ta The P ly a r a rem in isce . “ D oesn't EverybodyT ” A n attrao - A b sut Faecs 8. 88. R o cky wbo^ ^ up the show w itb News aad W ealhes ^nd SUPPLIES "G oM M ine", n p , Itla a ta sa o and Feopio A re FU aay a t . tlve widow arra n g e s a aeries a f I Hla* m e TTItb K W y guns, o th e r sto ries. 11:18 Ja c k P a a r Skew OHABUE 8 S. VAN D E O S B N "chanoe encounters” w ith n M s r i r ______Cowboy H orse Sense a re partn ers Sea H a a l B "D ouble Jeopardy". Rod C am tr- 8:88 F a th e r KneW r Beat _ (C o lo r) D Is t r le t S a p « n iM ir In the quest fo r a gold m bie. "T h e T rism n b a a t Hed^** 18 w ealthy a rld o w e rja a a effo rt to oa. R obert Young and Ja n e W yatt la Foatare'satare F lla i CUSTOM MADE SHADES T h is Is n e U fe Sg t » capture h la h e a rt e s t a t e e SMITH "INSURANSMITH8 SINCE im * • ) INSURANCE M en In W hite" . C la rk G able and Wbirievbirds B ig P le ta re 18 1 :U M idday Hews B e p e rt 8. to . ., . . „ S *— •■•MbM# 4$ W alt D Isa ey F rs s s s ts « . U MS MAIN STREET, GROUND FLOOR—MI t-8M l M jrrn a L o y 485 Middle Tpke, East IM H O M ito r S t B b U M k M ta r S - r r y ^MeMoaet—Mews a "A u ld Acquaintance' '.-S o rro m ust It.-aa W hat's M y U s e r 8 liM Ae the W erld It e S s F e a ta ra to 48 1 :W T e a r C a n m n a i^ S .H ighw ay F a tro l ' ­ T e L M l t - M M Mr PI Z-« M 1 appear In two pteoea- a t the sam e John D a ly , m od erator; p an elists S o cia l Netos THth KMty 1 when she lea rn s she m ust com U : lt Ja c k P a a r Shew SI Ml 3-4865 B re a k Of D a y a.- M. M tim e In o rd er to thw art aa A rm y V D orothy K llg atle n . Bennett C e rf, AO S ta r F la yh ees* pete in the county sp e llin g bee. ( ^ lo r) S pecial D lrecU oas ’•! E a ste r yroH rob bery. ^ e n e F ra n c is . G uest p a n e list; P ageaat m e p ea t). 12:4# R ig M D esk. opera set b i Je ru sa lem on Good 1:M SheUey B erm an. ^ 1 :M AtM om e WHb KMty n e R lllM te a A to . AS IftW W erid 'a Beet M ovies (O eal.) F rid a y and follow ing the cru e l- Jo n Provoot, Juno L o ckh art .J___ T b t o ls T e a r U fa 88 S:M F a ce T h a-Fb eta Chuck Connors in "T h e S a re n c e 12:44 News aad W eatker n xio n concerns a Rom an »1 Hugh R e illy . T im m y g lre a fir s t W iBstoa (B a rc h in 8. « . #8 IT DOES Make A Differanee Where Tea Save! J a a M s m y Sbsw 88. St B lba S tory". Good-natured la n ito r 12:55 M em eat e l M edltaUea . TOURAINE PAINTS an^ hts w ife who h a re be^ p er- a id to a hom ing pweon fro m a The V a lia n t Yrars—Turning of (C o lo r) accidentally geta In volved w ith a IAS Hew s 8. 88 FOR EXPERT so n a lly In ro lre d tai the erenta of nearb y U .S. S ign al Corpa baae. The T id e ". The AUlea resum e D ay Is O eart fast-gun. 1:19 Momenta a f Com fort 8 those two days and In the R e su r­ N r . E d t m t io l o f land, sea and a ir and 8:88 Hoase P arty S:8S Debte O lIU * • BRUSHES rection . SM riey Tem ple Shaw t l , 31 b reak through ta It a ly . 'it 'ts fs ta re tta T se sg Ih s a lc g Dwayne H ickm an. DOMe arran g es 'A' Front End AKgomont H a ly Craaa E a ste r C K sIr a t (C o lo r) "T h e Land O f OS" . » l r - Beat O f T h e P a st 81 * 3 a double date tor him eelf and J o h n n y M a t h is h a s s o lid b o o k ­ ; T e a r S ea ala r la W aaU nftaa a ^ — ■ . ------— Severn K ey ’ le y Tem ole. . Jonathan W inters Sen Hi to 1:44 f h * Mllltenalre M aynard , but the whole .thing in g s f o r s ig w e e k s in L o n d o n t h is it Whool Balancing • WALLPAPERS > CeagreaaisBa] Tlew yabH 3 s ta r. L o rd N lk ld n lk 's schem e to U :#t Saaday Mews S p e cia l a 31% V easa O r. Mala hinges on M aynard’s being able PeM enttaa g have P rin ce ss O sm a transformed Mews aa vS A V IN G S ^ T e r A D a y S. to . to pass som a A n n y fltnees tests. su m m e r. H e w ill m a k e TV a n d IV a a tIc rs O f FaM h aa Into a sm a ll boy through arltch- N ew t B W eather g 8 i8# A e Y e t d le l Is Teaxa AUrad B ltaheeek n ^ s t a 82, to n ig ^ t c lu b appearances . . .F o r m e r i t C o m p l y B r o k n • SANDERS, POLISHERS "M eet M e In G a lile e .” D ram a by c ra ft. (Repeat) 8 1 . C km em t Ftrsat T b eso , Moats 88. 8 ' "M useum P ie ce " . Tmo skeletons Sydney L a n ter and Rol>ert B la ck - g o M ay NW B ep a rt uf/(/ LOAIV film s t a r L o n M c A llla t e r w ill co m e STEAMERS FOR RENT T'.aa D eaala The M eaaee I Mawa B W eatberm aa 8# \ S S I > ( I \ I I ( ) s Coasectteal h sad sts a d In a n In d ia n m useum supply the - Sorvicn b u m . w ith an all-N egro cast. J a y N orth . H erb ert A nderson. . . «• Bo o a r Gkoot clu e to the aoIuUon of an old o u t o f re tire m e n t to m a k e h la TV Tea F la BewUag I t . B ovlew D Iv Id e M l:ta G lo ria H en ry and Joseph K ea rn s U :fa fo m t o Might M oyle IS - ITbo Do Toa T r iu t r to . m ystery, d e b u t in F r e d e r ic k L o u ia F o x ’a ^ a r T s M a rry A M nUaBalta t D ennis c a rrie s an vleclrlcally ‘I D ream Too M uch" . H enry V^ A f0 j r 4:88 B a sg e r Aady Show W yatt B a rn 8, to o r ig in a l t e le p la y , " T h e H o s ta g e .” ^ SEE — . H ighw ay P a trs I g heated In cub ator to the W ilaon Fonda. LucU Ie B a ll. M ake Boom Foe D addy t t . 88 Hugh O ’B ria n in “ The C o n rict'a Paul’s Paint and Q rsad J n r y K home w h en . a thunderstorm U:U F e a ta ra T llm 8 RawewatTga'a evegST rm a a cia t lagTiTPTieM A m orioaa B asd staad 8. to . ~~ R e v e im ” , D angerous gam bler ..."O n th e W a t e r fr o n t ,” C o lu m ­ T rin ity S aatH Jkl M knocks doam power lin e s . . uses b la ck m a il to force a bank ’ 1 9 5 4 CIARKE MOTOR SALES "T h re e G odfathers.” Jo h n W ayne, iet7 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER e ROUTE SI. COVENTRY M a rie At F e a r b ia P ic t u r e s A c a d e m y A w a rd Wall|M|Mr SniHily P le la re F a r Sandny A fiem ssn M a veriek S. to . gt W ard Bond. 4 :U Bo O sr G se c l IS c le rk to Mage a ’ p a y ro ll rob bery. w in n e r, w ill b e re le a s e d f o r te le - 801 BROAD ST . Ja c k K e lly In “Substitute G un", W orid 'a Best M a ria s 8 4 iM Golebratiea Oowcer t , . G rea t D e c lA n t l i t t IS 9 -2 0 1 8 a :ta S and sy Sparia Spectsealar . 3 aa a fa v o r to a sh e riff who . saved " F u r t iv e In Saigon.” D an iel G e lln 4iN Rdgo 01 M Igkt . F re stte rs la M adteiae 88 v la io a in 19M . M l 645 Main St.—MI 9-0300 N ational A . A .H . Sarlm m ing and hla Ufe. B a rt becom es saloon and Ann M ercbard . MANCHESTER '' P lT ln g Championships." featur­ ca rd d e a le r. L » 4# SIm w l i in g the w o rld 's forem ost am ateur M n ih ia D e n a r M a rie IS "D ako ta In cid en t". W ard Bond, aq u atic sta rs . "Piccadilly In cid en t". A nna N ea- L in d a D a rn e ll. Don .WILLIS Garage . F ra B a sk e tb a ll t t , St gle and M ichael W ilding . - _ P rsv a e at SPECIALISTS IN Ow SPEEDY SpMiolty W est F o ln t g StM E d SalU vaa Shaw ■ t U:aa Mewa B W eatker . \ 8 W EDNESDAY referiisioh PROGRAM t :M F a a l W lnckell Shaw t G u ests; (H ^ rlto n Heaton, p ia n ist M :tA M am eat a f M editatloa______^ 8 WHEEL AUGNMENT MaHchRSter I BBARB SERVICE I M aa Aad The ChaUeage TRULY DELICIOUS 8:48 CesUaeBtal O naaiaeto 88. 88 ^ S f e L a G r iM a ” . John C a rro ll. GENERAL AUTO REPAIR (C o lo r) 5:88 Lone B a a g e r - ' to . U NmraP^atber A Bpaita 8. Gonvalescent Home, MltakeP t-dU I—IS MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER 8:88 n ite Is O ar F atth 8 5:55 F e lix A o Cot I W arld’e Best M a rio , ^ 8:55 Tow a G rie r 8 *:M M atty’o F xo d a y F n a a le s 8 (C olor) " Checkpoint". Anthony CHICKEN MONDA Y Television PR^OGRAM 7 ;N Leak sa d L e a n 8 Oartooa Playhoaso II Steele and O dle Vensola. Inc. D ave O arrew ay Teday Skew 28. IS b to rp o l Cam ag J 8 B ig Mews t t _ M a r y H . O ib U ii, Preaideiit i t i e w o rM * t “ a o M t M t ia ’ c h lc ic - F ir s t Show s ta r. " E lsfa e r's D aughter” . P a t t i l l W eatker . 88 Mews A W eather 88 8:88 T kla I * O ar F a ltk S " Closeup” . A lan B a x te r, and G re a t use contrasting ta ctics , Mews J 8 8:18 Ooroaado 8 t t 11:15 F ea tn re F ilm _ ,JI E a t h e r ln e BL O ib lin , M a n a g e r e a ” w it s lB « M iip « ra b le ta a te . StM Tow s C rie r g E a riy Snow M to save Chloo from b la ck m a il by SHERWIN-WIUUMS 7:18 P lu s (M Bkakespears I TV MaU O rder M arket n " A e P lu n d e re n ." A d rian Booth, 2 9 C o tta g e SL , Manchester llW D ava O arrow ay Teday Show ^ "T h e A tom ic K id ". M ickey Roo­ h er form er husband. B a d a e tt B e se rt I 8:15 Mowo. W eatker ' aa d Sports I F o re st A c k e r . ney. t :M D ante 22. M 7:11 Mews aad Traatkac 8 Bewrao 8 to J a c k F a a r Skew i n 9 -5 8 7 9 . TAKE HOMK SEBVIOB Look sad L e a n S A d m ira l Swabby Show to H ow ard D uff in "T h e Sesam e IN TERIOR PAINTS EXTERIOR 7:88 B re a k fa st Thms 8 4:88 Mews A W eatker 8 IColoT} V a lv e rs lly (M The A ir S 8 :M B ig M ac Show Ig K e y ." P o lice try to pin respoo- PICTURE FRAMES—ARTIST MATERIALS 5 :M Hap B lo lia rd s 8 m it e H e ate r 18 F o a ta re to A u to m a tic S p r in k le r a n d T:U W eatker 28 B b i Tte T la 48. gS sib tllty on D ante fo r a se rie s of SfKP ■ lU G aptats H aaaassa I G adabeat Qaddta 7 i f 11:14 Ja c k F a a r Bkaw » L ig h t n in g Frotoctlm i 1 :8# P e re c i^ e B g 8:88 F e lix Tbo C a l • bburpli u ig la rle a W ALLPAPER, Eta. 8 :M F ea ta ro F ilm 8 8 : t t Mewa 8. 8, 2 2 .88 ((foloir) B a iia e ii R eport S t : N Y o g i B e a r g lir O rim th Show' 8 Ml MAIN ST. TEL. MI I-MM "B a d lan d s of D akota" . R obert • out Sparta 48 11:M MHo D esk „ M e m b e r o f Association o f C o n ­ DECrS DRIVE-IN t :8 8 .Mews aad W eatker g Oartooa F Isy h a a se II "A b la g u e F o r M a yb erry-" A S tack, B ro d e rick C raw fo rd . 7 AS O aagereas BoM a 8 18:48 W erld’ s B est M evie* (sea t.) - n e c t ic u t C h ro n ie a n d C o n v sJ e s - M t CENTER S T .— M l S-MM 7 :8t B re a k fa st T b u g P a a le to sea rch fo r the descendant o f a F e a ta ra 8 Sbotgaa Slade 8 11:88 Mews A T T e ^ e r 8 o e n t H o s p it a ls . a:W R ap R IrL a rd a S Maws gg Revolutionary W a r hero tu rn s R e a ip e r R o sas B Cberiietboard X b e a le r 18 12:51 M em eat e f M editsH ea . . 8 S:U C a ptala haagaroo i g :U M adera D igest gg M a yb erry upside down. Cartooa Ttat* II " A e G re a t F la m a rio n ". E r ie 1 :88 Mews______8 . 88 tig g Fo atare F ilm 1 Rosens g 8g M v e a ta re s la P a ra d ise g. to. M C 0 8 URN ft lADDUM O OK. hie. A lm a ssn to Ton Stroheim , M a ry Beth Hughea. F e a ta ra t 8:U W eather Nssra B Sports S G a rd n e r M cK ay in "T h e Jonah 8:48 L ssa e y T saa a 48 W eather, L se a l Mews ■ 18 FOR ECONOMICAL. I t o m iw i R o a m 12 Two F a ce s W est to Sltme." G lo ria D eH aven p la y s a INVlSTMENTS f : U C a p t A R aa g a rso 4f News a f l W eather 18. to Former Fighter OartooB TIm o 2g g :M Mewa B W eather g frtetatened passenger aboard the MB. GEORGE P. JOHNSON JR„ Mr b b c w 8:88 I Married'JsaB J 7 :U i F *e a* ta ran M ass. H lgbU ghls t t PLUMBING a n d -A I— ^ B o b ia Hood I t schooner, w hich u aalUng under M o ia lsg Show 88 t e r t a n a 88 H E A T IN G PROMPT. EXPERT t : N LaoBoy T aaos M Clabboasa 22 a Jin x . PBIHNDLT AND HELPFUL TRANSAOIIONB HANDLED . 18:48 1 Love L a cy 44 Bvaatai Now Supplier of OONTBAOTOB ^ m p a c a U Clii^erboard T heater IS ON ALL EXCiHANGES USTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS 7:88 W ags* T ra ia t t . 88 a’issiEsSeS'sssr 1 News 8. t . ^ " M r. and M rs. fn F a ria ” . Bebe . , M aralag Skew , 88 ' te a rts . . •29 Ma i n s n u o D S t e l . j h s- i i m 88:88 V^ ira ia g a l i R obert Horton Jo b n M c ln tlre ia C o m m e re to l 8 D a n ie ls Ben Lyon * A a N e llie Jefferso n S to ry", Animals for TV I #:#! I L a v o Y a e y * W I A fte r D tea er M o ris 18:8# H eaaesey 8 B « # to U tt ____. ^J - Bay W kea 81. 88 "T h e S earch ". M ontgom ery (U lft, Ja c k ie (fooper s ta rs . W hen B en - n a y f e a t B aa ek 88. 88 Cook C h a rle y W ooMer fa lls h elp . le sa ly a a d hopelessly In lo rd s rlih On AH Moktt of S asia 8 p u n S ilv e rs g nesey a ssig n s M artha H a le to (M o r ) . 18:88 VIdaa VO Iaca M Obeckerbaaad T heater Ig sp e d a l d u ty and ru in s h e r w inter a tra v e lin g actress H o ra e g , m u le a a a d t iu r r o s . Boat a ^ e r 8 " M r. and M rs. In P arte ." Bebe - . ­ U :88 The U * B&M Residential TV. RcmHo ond Phonos . . . sports week end be becom es per In "B lin d B s rg a lh ". T h aA ’s tite b u s in e s s t o d s y o f a ^ r^o- r H - a o k « . 8. D a n ie ls Ben Lyon sona non g ra ta w ith the h o sp ital W aathos. L o cal Mews 22 W . H. England - a Now sm an E v a n s aad the B (» g m a n t r iio w « s o n c e 8 .. „ Lave T k st B ab g. to . SS D ava lo s In "T h e G un". A ssigned 18:88 I t qoald^ T o a . 88. 88 where he la to aw a it a m yM erlous T o d a y th e y a r e tb e le a d in g p ro ­ 11:88 Love O f U fe , 8 Sra lg Stevens la "A Penny stra n g e r a t a Cham pa E ly se e s a tv M ” , B a lle rin a seeks G u n n 's sid ew alk cafe . (P rem iere ). v id e r s o f a n im a ls f o r w e s te rn T ra tb or Oaa aaqa saeea 28 18 help when her. ex-boyfrtend aa- ^ iin s r tk F o r Tostottow 8 Gaaseaflage I . W. 88 * A W o iWMSew# Haa Nine OoUtea!" 48. T k s F r ie s to B taM t t . 88 ^ . i m cap es from a m e n ial Institution . . M am bor n o a a o A n A d ra sta re s of ttasto and B a r r ie l lio t u r e s m a i n H o lly w o o d H 13:88 I t O oald^Be Y ea 22. 18 carb in e of a N orthern cannoneer The T h ird M aa t t t t iU Tbo O aidlBg U g b l a ls o s e r v ic e tb e TV ahovnt w it s ThnAnstlnA. ^ ? C o lo r) ■ M the rifle o f a fa rm g ir l. itesa ee 8 ' ^ 8 8 11:58 Mows D a y B is e r t Boareb F o r Toaaarraw 8 ChayoBBO Show i , to . fS X A t M y U ttlo M argto O iM a afe j H a rrie t N elson and b u g g ie s , s ta g e s , s u r r e y s a n d r ig s N am ber Ptoaaa 8. 48. 88 t l:M News. W eather aad Spetta K . 88 . . . Fasllon bagii rWi FABRICS in n sons R ic k and D a v id , "(h ie a tia n ^ . H a ^ in "M an lta b a W an- - w o rid 'a Best M a ria s 8 A b eat. F a e e o . A 48. of Suita and T ie s " . Cam pus so ro rt- H tk O d n s b e g a n h is b o x in g o a re e r CHAMBERS oa 12:48 T b s G aldlBg U g b t 8 hunt . Bronco seta out to capture ". AI Homo m ih UM f 12:88 Mewe D ay BapoTt IS . 1# , "Background T o D a n g tr George tie s boycott D a v e 's and R ic k 's in L o a Angles—where b e n u m - hla best frien d who Is accused of R a ft and Sydney Greenstreet M o rio MaUaoo _ ' fra te rn ity because of th e ir re - 1:8# l b Latlle M arcte 8 ■ robbing a bank. FMLMHH MILLS at Ltw Hill Pricai! "H a v a n a Rooe" , XSoloUlte b ^ " lA w n m n " a n d "S h o tg u n Aboat Faeeo 8. 18. 88 8 2 /1 8 B ig News t t fU ssl to w ear o o a u and ties w b ll* It t o Tates O f W anes F a rg o News aa d W aalber W riqques u e . BIU W illlam o . out on dates. S la d e " a n d ^ "T K U M a n ” a n d y o u AI Ram a W ith KMty 11 D ale R obertson In "T h e Rm Saspoase T h eater 8 UU M lii M a ris MaHaaO I t ." ­ II tU H a rb o r Conunaad 18 n a tn e 'e m — a m o n g th e sb o w K th a t m ittance M an H a rd le tu e s psy "T h e V Ie lo u r CtrcTe” . John E lit e x m A .' S S ' ^ v * 7888 "T h e Red M enace". R obert R ock­ chology an d a fa st gun to per­ daek P a a r M m 88 Salearoon H«arai Bvegy Day Nooai to • PJIL—Satoiday 19 AAL 8# 9 PJL T allab aase to n o w e m p lo y h im . A s a lightweight L ocal or w e ll. suade Noel B rig g s that the 8KMXI0 8:88 P e rry Oo sm Shew 88, 88 1:28 M idday R eport 8. «g. 88 Ftotarc to ((fo lo r) G uests: C a te rin a T alente, h e fo u g h t o n e setiasUonal m a tc h Long Diatanoe MOVINa he won at ca rd s I s stolen m onCg 11:88 Ja c k P a a r .n a w 88 IC H E N E V l , 1 7 7 HARTFORP BD .. NEXT TO KINCKR FREE PABKINO AU S ta r riayb o aa o a f t e r a n o th e r. H e m is se d th e l: N Aa Tha W srM T a ra s 8 S arfsld e S is Ilr W Mite D esk to8 Tho Ghrtatopbm D o n .A dam s, P e te r G snnaro and RIgfcwajr P a trsI 8 V an W illia m s In 18:88 W arM 's R est M evtea (Osat'd ) 8 It S I A t Hom e 71^ KM ty sin g e r Bobby R y d e ll, championship b u t r in g f a n s w ill S o cia l M otel WItfc K R ty H big” . Investigator Ken 'M adison 11:8# News aa d W eather 8 8 :8# FocO Tbo F i^ M y Stater U le e a IRAILEB VAN SERVICE 17 OAK ST. An s ta r Ptavkoase 48 H a w a iia n B ye 8. to . 88 t e ll y o u t h a t b e w a s e v e ry in c h 's poses a s b a llp la y e r to determ ine 12:H M em eat a f M edltattea 8 V ln c e n t o M in n e lli, W ho w o n a n J a a M a rra y Show T h is Is Tke A asw er 88 w hether an y of the p la y e rs a re Itto New t 8. 18 W lU m a k e a g u e s t appearancis w it h A nthony B lsie y In "D ra g o n kb a d ^ c h a m p io n . 1:88 A t Rome W llk KIM y 22 Involved In gam bling In terests. O a o a r f o r d ir « c t ln g " OIGI" in I 8 S8 , R e d S k e lt o n in A p r il . .. H a n s C o n - iS S '‘g . O. « 4 A to . T ra c y Steele Joum eya to Hong EUa m a tc h iv it h S g t S a m m y 508 B. MIDDLE TPKE. Phono Ml 34247 8 l i l t H a m sa ls a f O aatfart 8 t ig t F ace The F a cts AH -Siar n a e k n ls •tew llag la w U l d ir e c t th e A p r il 1.7t h A ik d e - r a id s t a r s w it h F a y e E m e rs o n in Kong in Search of a m lasing ChP B a k e r in 1927 w a s s a id b y a p o rts - Ja a M a rra y Shaw t t . 88 8:W D aaay Thom as Shaw ' — . 8 *'** K wMs T ra n g Xhoatae t t . neae g ir l. Ml 8-5187 or Htfd. OB 7-1488 (( ) m y A w a x d S h o w . . . B e a u B r id g e s , " . fo lo r D an n y W illia m s sxiddenly feels Q : W lU th # **r e r r ib l« C lo c k - " T lie O d d B a U o a UR S t s s l Sovea K ey * I . to . D aager to M r Haeiaeaa w rit e m to b e o n e o f th e m o st D a y la C oart 8. 48. 88 lik e “ Old F a th e r T im e '' when 1 9 -y e a r-o ld fre s h m a n a t UCXA , H o u r , A p r il 5th . 8 A 8 The M IIH o sa te 8:18 I ’ve CM A Secret fe r o c io u s b a t t le s e v e r s ta g e d . B u t t;M Rease P arty 8 m a n ” b e re p e a te d o n tb o " S b lr le y , - im est sta r P a u l A nka Is h ire d at Toaag D r. H a lo a a t t W ith G a rry M oore host and em le ire lte Voanv T heater t t W thedClub Copa to sin g ro ck 'n ' ro ll T e m p le S h o w ? " D o n C . fa a a 'b e e n s ig n e d f o r a r e t u r n g u e s t Qaeoa F o r A D a y A 4#. oee; p anlo elists f li' B ill C ~ u llen . —H enry H u d k in s d if fe r s . S evra K eys 48. 88 tunes. a p p e a ra n c e o n " S e a H u n t "... M organ, Betsy ' P a lm e r, B ess “ T h e re w ee a to u g h e r fig h t A : T e a , i t w lU b e re p e a te d J u ly ­ 8:84I 'A # T o iH e l to T e a r* _ ONE HOUR 8:48 Ik e P eepic’ a Ghalee 8 A eapales 22. to B e a u ia th e gem o f th e aheyW s a t a r , MOM-TV h a s c o n e i R d e d a r I faeoa M eyerson and gueat ( ' ' th a n t h a t ,” h e r e c a lls . " M y o p ­ Voiiee Vh Meloao 't t n R alp h T aeger and Ja m e s Coburn 9 . ra n g e m e n ts w it h NBC f o r th e oo- Oaaaecttaat' B oadstaad L Ib e ra ce . ALTERATIONS ' 8. 48. U o y d B r ld g e a . .. V ic D n m o n e p o n e n t w a s P h il M c G ra w a n d w e 9aeea Por A D ay U p ro d u c tio n o f t h e "D r . K U d a rW B o O ar G aest Checkerboard A e a t e r 18 he V erd ict ts T s a rs 8 g u e a ta o n a forthoorolng " T h e m * D o'-Toa T r a s tr • A e G re a t F la m a rio n ". E r ic w e re s lu g g in g i t o u t in N e w Y o r k ‘‘MARTHNZING’’ . s e r ie s , f e a t u r in g R a y m o n d M a s s e y Prom rh sse R osts I t to . ... 4 A 8 Baager'Andy Show Ton Stroheim . M a ry Beth Hughea. . rnnoeeiiem Raodstaad a R e b e r e p is o d e C o m e d y w r it e r . . . - ' . M ake Boom F o r D add y 18:88 TV H o a r 1 C it y W e w e n t fift e e n ro u n d s 18 a n d D ic k Cbam berlaine B e t Hoar Dry Ckoning Be O ar G aest N a t H U ten ’ g n e w s h o w " S n o w A m erieaa Raadataad A 48. " A e O ddball." H ans (fonreld, w it h o u t a c lin c h . I n th e 14t h , 1 Who Do Vos T ia s t r H . to FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS t y F V m e a a 'W ill x « tu m t o television M o rio A t F e a r F a y e E m erson , M an and w ife re - 1:44 R a n se i Aady 8 W h it e s ," m a y b e in t h e 8 :8 0 S u n ­ v ia a d a lly p a n a l s h o w o n N e w w a s b U n d b u t g o t th e d e c ir io n .” A t 2 0 B . C e n te r S t .. Manchester d :lS B o O ar G a^ ve rse th e ir dom eetlo ro le s. A c e c o u ld h a v e a n a c t o r in w e s t­ M ake Roans F a r D addy I t . to HETER’S DTNA VISION 8 T 8 TBM - \ ' d a y tim e B lo t in th e fa U Shirt Sorvko 4!W Edge Of N Igkt 8 _ , d iffic u lt to believe . . DRY CLEANERS 88 a g u e a t ^ p e a r a n o e M W s U 0 «r .raHB Maria __ when ha soen to the reaeupofn Vnm Oitor raatara Fto . - McCoy cow tIuU S boon ‘uawW*: liM Oa*» Ommmms "Straisht, neasa and Bkov" ctaUy' reqiilsluonod. ... Prothera, Ethel Mermaa. TaSas Of Ib a Vthtoca IS |i—It mmt Vmtm ■ Dtok FawaU's Saaa Orey TbaalM 1 t » WMikw 5aySkJ5“- „ _ ELECTRONICS liM iMlckto **Mad Houi«*'« TIm Herbert MarsbaU la ’Tba fiSS Msira * WaalkM IfRCioiAn. Atoner." Leader of a pacifist r^ laBORATORiES T;M BnaUut TUm Ustous sect wboae desparata at- •:W Map-BldMuNto ‘ ^ % T BaodU". Wild forto to preaerra the ctortar U •aamMP KUIOtt bla ooromunity prompt him to •sM FMIar* warn Adatlral Swakky 277 BROAD Ills Baeky * Hit Fritadi * Mtmmm •M* Fattr Tka CM ’ ^ "T o n y s W ic . Preaton Fottor - ia Tes raT'aval Shaw *M *s:aiak.5g^ •The. Hostace Fort" Cord roacwto a fa a a a a murderer from a'lyach ntol» t M I«aaay aad jeopi^ises aa eatlrs Army SHOP STANCrS t:M Vl Bata tar worn s|.ss • lU i John Forsythe In "PetW P l w n s u m s i o N M:M T t iin l Sead Daars Cupid." Peter deeldaa that ^ hta SM K . Mnim 8 A -M X S-M8S J^W kaa Waatkar. Hairs aad Sparta aii^t school toacher would be a parteot match for Bentley, aad B A D lO ft lli» vSaa_Tidam *:SS Mewa aM maatarminds a campalfa to B*t BUiXGTON BBAXOB Oaraleada a( Taalk them toisather. . „ Wont Rons. Rmito 88—« R t # « l * raoNOOBAras M g ^ la ep Raaah My Thtaa Baas A *• Fred MacMurray to "Ualto Or ^ OLASTONBURT BKAXOM AUTO RADIOS »a a Aaka* «M ■ S:U Mawa _ ^ A S, Sf. IS. I Sink", Robbie and MOte .tolte jm It:* PaaMa Bxaaaara a pMdmt fence patotins Job with SS HobrOM ATOe—8A S-8SM the entire neishborhood setUnF gten r lo Into the act, . ; O PB N 9tSS A d L lb 8 P J L SStrtwrka^ T k a a ^ Plaaa Ftps !> AealaaMT rtopkaasa ■■Mr. and Mrs. t t FArto". B WraaWtoA H f e m a p N i a m s .t u l su m I t ’M Dantals. Ben Lyan.. ^ ^ • :l* Tcaasaaea Ecala Fatd Show SI. M Sa t u r d a y : D in t L n o o n gawp, aad Waaw ae SS. SS Fha OaSanehaMes A «S fSmekarbaard Thaator W HKADQUABTERS FOB U :«> ----- SiU WaSSSa*Maiaa>fcaaat^ RlshSsW aad Mra. In Paris". Babe h o m e i b ip Ro v k m e n t s SuaaaS^w- A **. Sparta Oaaaara * I*:S*FmM'*'®«'-^’~ - , ^ ' ' ; a ''______UtW. WaaabajTMaaaa. A «*., Bmwwi Vm m w n v T:S* narkaaaa S ^ It Qa*M i a T a« M. Barton MacLaae. Don Collier. Jock FMetal’Aidr,' will be debal|rt to tt:«* Sa^aWtaa U tM _ Gaynor In •'Outrate At Monalynor Frederick O. Hou- U :H Mewa Pair Rapaat *“ Band". Esprcaa asent aad rrtl- walt mid Or. Oswald C. J. Boff- NURMI It** Rmna road conduidor decide to rob a mmto. AUenSwift train and ouiitaroart a captain o Orancka Shaw ,* A f l i o BOOT At Hai 1 Detecttre A *«icy. atifrrine Onoucha Marx to the Maala------. ^ 8 Onsstaraid Sat ... ■ _ *t d*. ; popular comedy uuls program. *'Tha Maa tt Armad.** •The Hootona SWld A Baibegie' 1*:SS bnaacMcat-WlHU'a Akasdr S Said to Have Clark. May Wyaa. Joanne Dru and J. Carrol Nalan Tha Third Maa S star. With HAekeye superrialnic SHanto Flaai a .** Aa Mm WarM Tara the Barbecue they are witoejsre ' Classics of the silent screra with iJOOO Voices that- their tiqtnorable oreaUnn Ernie Kovacs as host. L«n Chaney KUty reals on the property of . the Pue­ Sr., stars to ’.’The Hunchback m blo C^hlert most dedicated enemy.er Notre Dame." Aa Quasimodo, the Allen Swift hag probBbly been nial^^^Vifa aric _ , IS deformed bellripcer. i „ liSS At Hana WUk KMy ;S0 Showlny cent.) nalcaa Stodo . » heard—at -one Urn* oir another by S:t* Faee Tka P a ^ S Mike Hammer S* SI. St almoat every TV’eV; A "man of a Aaa Harray Bkaw Ann** Faroe mid H A n ^ U :W World's Bkal Htovlos I tbouaand voiitoa,"- the talented O ff Nartk Sebaal St. (Color) • _ ^ Thompson *Tar. Ansol ■ "Blossoms In The Dito". Greer Day la Oanit A *•. cbRi^a hor for mU«nir a a«iuu Ganon and Waller Pid young perfortner haa recorded aom« ■a > am luwbMtai S:IS Haaaa P a ^ appointment. »h« retallalea with News. Sport, sad Weatl .. 50(X) commercialB and'severol car­ MlatB O m ni Laretta Teaaa n . a WH for making her ^widt for Bto News - SI toon aeriea, fnoat of which are atiU Saaaa Kara _ , . A «•. him. ^ ■ NaWt • Weatbar t ;N Tka Paapfc’a Ckalea Dsaaa Bard Shew . S. *0. i l IltU Jack Paar Shaw b ri^ eh own on 1^, Taaas Dr. M a J ^ « . The Stone family rune for coyer . (Color)------: ^ HI* etttrent peirormance on NBCS- 5aaaa Far A P v *• **• when Dad. Dr. Ale*, preparea hie N m t m l m Haadcrafted I A e Vertlet la Faara ^ income to* return just before the "Marianne of My Yoiit^’. R TV'a color cartoon series "King sum Claaaie Portable TV Fraaa Tkaaa- Maata SS. deadline. „ ' anne Hold and-Isabelle P l«| | Leonardo and His Short Subjecta'* CaaBaetlcal Baadataad S:M Hal Mastersaa St Faatara M A la an example of hla versatility. Prioea Start at fIM -W Gene Barry, atara; " L ^ f e r of 11:SS Jack Paar Shaw Wka**Oo %a**Treatt **. Guilt." Maateraon dlaeovera fColor) He narratea tlm aeriea and ia alao Loma Slevena to hU-hotoli _ room U iM Wto Peak „ - • . Odie Colognie, the King's servant; •SS,r.fl5£r«r^y SS. SS and learns that she has vital Im IS its WarM'a Beat M a ^ Itchy Brother, one V* *be antago- AmerleaB Baadstaad A M formation about the moat Wanted IX :M News. Wealket—Mameal at Medt- ■aria Al Faar wane to the Colorado Territory.: toUan nistoi and genUe Tooter Turtle. For «:1S-Ba Oar Gaaat fk a Beal M eC «a ^ B 1:M Mewa . Allen, this program alao marks a ■Faalara • j 1:1* Mameata of ftomlart t:te Cdakratlaa Caaeait "You Can’t Fl«ht The Army". return to NBC-TV. Six years ago he wag the vi^ce of Howdy, Doody and more than 30 other characters , on that aeries. FRIDAY PROGRAM Allen, who ia in his mid-thirtiea, Television was bom in New 'York City. His Tha CABIBBEAX a F211t Teeasvilla Friday Nlsht Hap I f IPapeya Tkeator ■ > ;*e creative career started at the age sum Classic atyUiiK. 18,000 F l ^ Bkaw , , . ** Bias Alaas With N ilA ..>*•** • :S* Tkto la Oar FaMh "Bedlam". Boris Karloff, Anna ((^ o r ) Mitch Miller la host of of nine, when he won an award for voIU of picture power. Targ^et • :SS TpwB Crier the program presenting aonga painting. By the time he was in 7:** Days Oarveway Today Lea ' _ wbicn the audience at home cmi Turret Tuner. Dilute antenna. SS. Early Bkaw . .. _ „ " high school, he waa alao winning SpotUte Dial. Top cany handle. s* " I Dream of Jeannla . Ray Mid­ loin In ainglng. Gurata: Lealle Leak aad Lsaia dleton. „ Uggama. Guy Mitchell. I^oulae prizea in pcietry. In Skyline Blue color or SUver News Admiral Bwakby „ * ! pTSrlen. . _ . t . U While still in school, he spent Gray color. 7:SS Wealkar SM Bia Tin Tin **• 77 Snaaet Strip hla summers aa a comedian enter­ 7:1* Tkls la DCaaa S:St FeU* The Oat f Efrem Zlmbaljat Jr., to "Vamp Basiaesa Bapart SrtS Beat Of Tha Post * Til Ready". Stu Bailey, hired to taining at New'Jersey and New BARLOW'S 7;SS News — Wealkar Cartoea Ptayhanaa JS find a mfsatng husband, foils York Stattt reaorta. After gradua­ 108S T O L L A N D T P K E . 7:SS Breakfast Tims diabolical murder scheme. S:** Hap Blekarda 81* Iwaaealot *• tion he pursued his career as a (Bocklaad) Btaacbester Maws S t;S* ■Way Oat , ^ S:U Captoto Baasaraa «;U Maahaat „ , " H Checkerimard Theater I f night' club comedian and waa Phone M I S-90M Srt* restore rum AmericM N«wtv«el •« "The Florentine Dagger." Donald spotted by an MGM talent scout. Faatare • :U Weather. Mewr * Sperti f Woods. Margaret titodsay. But before he could go to Holly­ Bamper Beam Decey •• If:* * Twilight Sana ...... i Te* Favel Skew i:M Mewe • Weatlier , { Clift Bobertaon In ’’A Hundred wood to sign a contract, be' was BoM« Heed U Yairia Over the Rim", Leader of drafted into the Army. During his t:*B Lsaasy Taaaa a covered wagon party has only a C di Ml 3-2751 I:1S PantaU Baacaroe ClEkhoEte 5 three years of service, he wrrote, |:S* I Married Jsaa wild «m RIcksk *• fragment of dream of a promised produced and acted in 130 shows at FOR A SPIRITUAl. UFT Manias Skew Ituid left, until he suddenly dla- 1*;(* Dacamkar Brtda • i u S i r . A A SI. 8 covera hlmaelf In a new world. Air Force bases across the coun­ A dIRercBt raoofM messnee Michael Bhayae •• try. Saato 7 8 VsIIsy Daya S Richard Denning In "The. Boat M Oy. ISiSS Vidas YUlaso Caper". Woman retains Shayne Out of the Army, Alien picked when her husband la arrested and p Sw Ts^ B aack SS. Si oleekerbaerd Tkeator I f up where he left off and appeared OmtoBABt OoMf. Chortb 'The Florentine D aner". Donald held for questioning about a aa a comedian in nightclubs and Woods. Margaret liindsay. yacht exploalon. _ ^sa ^ a d Fas H Waatkar. Lscal News ^ M Baberi^Tayfar to Tha Data^vm on several T V shows, inchidlcv the Mawa * Weather M. «• Eddie Cantor and Bob Hope series. TV Header's Dlsesl „ *S ■’Terror On lea". KlUer-bandlt Because of his amazing ability td ifsniM Cnri. 7;U Waaten Maas. HishMsbto holds lieutenant’s son hostage. project different voices and pev- TtM trial of Adolph Bachninnn, Academy Flaykauaa Bfoita Camera I*:M Eyewitaese Ta History * U:SS Yeas B a r p ^ Packaca Mawa One of the insior news stories of sonalitiea. Alien was soon in great which starts In T*1 Aviv, IsfB*V I BawUds______S tha wee): as revealed thnni^ demand for comipeKiala and ani­ oa 'Dibsday, April 11, w W ^ f*A-1 Babi A «». Brio Fleming. Cltot Bjalwopd to news cameras and correspond­ tured on CBS-TVs "Eyewltiiest to | | j^ g.,,, ^ u f« "Incident In the Middle of ents stationed around the jm be. mated cartoon fltma. *n>ejattev in­ Histocy," Friday, April 14, from Truth - ar Caaaaaueaaas - . „ , where". Favor and Y i^ . at­ with News Correspondent WsUer cluded "Mighty Mous^’ VTora CaERMHIEXE 8a ^8* 88 I tempting to find water for their Cronkite as anchor man. and Jenw" and "Terrytoona.” 10:80 to 11 p.m....ColumblA R (^ thtraty herd, come acroM »^pro- U:SS Baarch Far ■ ta m ^ w S feselonal ballet troupe hired by The Law Aad Mr. Janes A R Alien ts alao a recording artlat onto has Mleased a new Mike Clif­ It Oaald Ba Taa 5- SI Whitfnorc tn **1C0A Culpft’ « i wi visuAyw>r mialbum,5M«s«^ ^‘Fav­ ford Bincle which was recorM Mamber Fleass . A 41. SSI an eccentric did desert ^ Attorney Jones learns that a mob I “ to RCA Vlrtor ^IMim, I t : « Tha Galdiag Ught cauai^ a srUMSS to withhold tea- ‘ orite'**’•»» SeaOaa ChanUee,"minnMaa « was named under the supervision of Paul 12:U Mewa Day Bapart SS. % ^ e Burns and Yvoima Llnle timony. "Beet ChUdren's Album for IBBO" Anka...Jack Pasx will show I;** My UM a Maigto to "Tba Orphans". Eight Orlentol MaUhnnt \ 4 Abaat Faeea . A «*. orphans are left with the .Days for by the Academy of Recording Aria tapes of hla vlalt to I/mdon- - a week-end. Just when they are U ;** Mows. Waalhar B Bpavta and Sciencea. Carrol Burnett will return as a Al Hama TTHh RMy trying to prove to a wealthy cou­ World’a Bert Mariea I Marla Matiaea ple thar tneir motel la . tho roost "The Fountatobead". -Gary Coo­ •Tegular” on the Garry Moore ■Track the Man Down.” peaceful In Palm Springs. per and Patricia Neal. show ag^ain next season.. .Geonr* l;tS Midday Mewa ^ p a rt A Bat XasMraaa Big Mews St Maharia of "Route 60" makes hla 1:S* Aa lha- Wwrli Taraa Mewa A Weather MaB^ nipday Fuaalea »» News Bpsrts. Weather ■debut as a slnger'on^ Koy,**25l s!SaI*lSatoa TfMh ElMr "Peek-A-Boo". Caaper ftod* (wo 11:U Fmtara Film S ers-Dale Evans Show.. .Nelson AU Star riayhauaa new friende, a dog and a cat, and "Tortilla Flat” . Spencer Tracy A Faith Far Taday makes peace between IVro natural Hedy ■ Lamarr. fuddle hae beetl, a ig ^ to write 1:U At Hama With kitty The Most of Paar S* original theme music for EveJ^e S:** Face The Faota enemies, other stories. series Jaa Murray Shaw IS. S:M Harrtoaa B Ban A 1*. M 1 1 :1 * Award Theater 4* d^a new comedy Pat (I’Brten and Roger Perry to 11:M Jack Faar 8 h ^ IS MlimiUMI Oolonei’a tridy." i ^ ° t a Oaurt A *1. •The Man Who Wouldn’t Stay It:** Mite Desk B n i i i t f i i S:SS Haaaa Parly - „ Dead.’’. Harrigana get Involved lt:*8 WorM'e Best ’ Maries (Caat.) • to murder case when court op­ 12:M Mewa aad Waathev t I-aralta Yaaag » . lt ;U Momrat of MeditatiaB S Simon A Schuster's Gddert 'ReireE ■•ys •• 88» ponent turns up dead. __ HARTFORD ROAD S:8t Tk« MUlUBAlr# ^ KaJadlee SI 1;** News A S* Books and retxirds has been adapt­ Vaoag Dr M a lm n. ChaBrnga _ IH * Mameata Of Caaafert • ed Into a 30-mlnute TV animated Qaeaa Far A Pay A *• With Albert B. Burke ENTERFRISES, INC. S:S* The Verdict la Tanra ^ ■ :l* Siaato *S Anthoriaed lBt(yaatteul- color sertea...Animators Hanna From Theaa Baata SS. Martin Milner,' George Matthau, Francis X. Bushman haa been and Barbara will have their fifth Oaaaaettral Baadatoad - Edward Andrews star. 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VOL. LXXX, NO. 155 (FOURTEEN PAGES) State News 40,000 Attend China 0 Reds to Free Roundup London Appeal Ailing Ameriean in For Bomb Ban Kennedy Plans 3-Day Seven from State , London, April 3 (A*)— About 40,000 ban-the-bomb Jail for Espionage Die in Accidents demonstrators assembled in a drizzle in the heart of Lon­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS don today for a mass rally cli­ Parley with De Gaulle London, April 3 {IP)—Rob-t At the time she is repo|-ted to have said: "We’ve said gpodby Seven Connecticut resi­ maxing a 4-day march pro- ert E. McCann, an American once, ile would not want rile to dents and a former Hartford ^^sting nuclear weapons. citizen jailed for 15 years by come. And I could not bear to see man were lulled in Easter ^ ’'SJVe stand for sanity in a mad the Communist Chinese on him again under these condi­ weekend accidents. world,” Earl Bertrand Russell, 88, charges of espionage, is being tions.” Sit of the deaths resulted from philosopher and dean of the nu­ Paris Talk freed and will leave China A communique on Chen Yl’s traffic mishaps, one occurring in clear disarmament movement, told The Washington government Richmond, R.I. and another in Or the cheering crowd. “The possl Wednesday, Peiping Radio was first notified of McCann’s con­ lando, Fla. bility of complete disaster remains announced today. dition at ambassadorial talks in The two other victims, Mr. and deadly and immediate. Nuclear Will Open Peiping »aid Commtini^t suthori- Warsaw in early March. Peiping Mrs. Lawrence Bocchiere Sr., of war in the future is probable un­ tiea decided to free the ailing Mc­ at the time also made it clear that Stratford, died in a fire. Bocchiere less East and Western govern­ Cann after hi* wife, who visited it w’as ready to admit Mrs. Mc­ rushed into their burning home in ments change their policies." him in jail, appealed for his release. an attempt to save his wife Sat­ ■ He spoke from in front of Nel­ On May 31 MeCann is said to be dying of Cann. son’s monument in Trafalgar urday n i ^ t when he and his sod Square .after two columns of dem­ lung can9er. Formerly of Altadena, (Continued on Page Seven) returned from a movies Calif., he long was engaged in busi­ Other victims were: onstrators had limped in soggily af­ Palm Beach, Fla., April 8 ness in China., He was jailed in Russell W. Jackson, 49. of 36 ter treks through the English (yp)—Ih’esident Kennedy will Tientsin June 14, 1951, under a 15- Pearl Ct., New Britain, killed'.Sun- countryside. fly to Paris May 31 for three year sentence. _ Hundreds of police mingled with The release' of McCann leaves Armed Cubans day in, a 2-car headon collision on the banner-waving and singing days of talks with French , these four other Americans, all Route 8 in Waterbury near the demonstrators packing the square. President Charles de Gaulle. convicted of espionage, still in Red Thomaston town line. Two occu- Representatives from 30 foreign Announcing this today, the Chinese prisons: Stop, Release pants of the other • Mr. and ■ countries, who had marched under President's vacation headquartere John T. Downey. New Britain, Mrs. Joseph Roscello, both 44. Tor-, banners of their home lands, said he will be accompanied by bis Conn., U. S. Army civUian employe, rington. were hospitalised j received a rousing cheer from the wife Jacqueline. sentenced to life in prison Nov. 23, U.S. Cable Ship fractures. 1 crowd packed around the monu- In reply to questions, 'White 1954. Alexander Smith, 73. Green-; ^lent. House press secretary - Pierre Richard E, Fecteau. Lynn. Ma-ss., wich, and his wife. Margaret. 79, j Organizers had hoped for a turn- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. April 8 killed Saturday night when their; jjjjj exceeding the 70,000 who Salinger told a news conference U. S. Army civilian employe, sen­ i.lt—U.S. Naval authorities said to­ that at this time he knows o t no tenced to 20 years ITov. 23, 19,54. car shot out . of control after i jauinYed the square last year at the plans for Kennedy to visit other Bishop James R. Walsh, Cum­ day the American cable ship West­ pulling away from a traffic light | gnj „f annual Easter march Europesn capitsls in connection berland, Md., Roman Catholic mis- ern Union was intercepted by a and hit a tree in Greenwich. , from the gates of Britain’s nuclear with the Paris trip. slonar>’, sentenced March 18, 1960, Cuban gunboat and then freed after Mrs. Mariana Verloto. 75, of 27 | n'eapons arsenal at .Aldermaston, The Paris ■visit will be Kennedy's to 20 years. U.S. jet planes and a destroyer I Schibi St.. Torrington, died sev- j 54 niiles southwest of London. But first trip abroad as President. Hugh F. Redmond Jr., Yonkers, 'era! hours after she was struck | bad weather kept many away. However, he will go to )—The^ railroad is given equal treatment necticut has been paying, since (ConUnoed on Page Seven) more people are coming to feel Interstate Commerce commission by the governments on all levels nesia, told newsmen that if would insure peace and neutrality the same way." efforts to ease East-West tensions, with ).he consideration given other February when unemployment in SEATO sends troops into Laos, in the country.” llie talks are certain to embrace today rejected suggestions that the state exceeds six per cent for a variety of western problems In the New York, New Haven * forms of transportation.” "then China wdil alwD send troops.” Chen Yi left before newsmen Washington, April 3 (A^—Lord Hartford Railroad Co. take bank­ Nine ICC members" participated the eighth consecutive "week. Marshal Chen Yi, Who led the got a chance to quesUofi him dealing with the So'vlet Union, In- With the federal benefiU now Two Airliners Chinese Communist 3rd Army Into about Moscow’s latest proposals Home, the British foreign minis­ ruptcy as a solution to its continu­ in preparation of the interim re­ ter, arrives here tonight to start (Contlnued on Page Seven) ing financial troubles. port vrith one commissioner, Don­ available. Governor Dempsey di­ Korea in 1900 before becoming on Laos. But Peiping has declared rected Labor Commissioner Renato foreign minister, alluded to preliminary work with Secretary The cortunlaaion said a bank­ ald P. McPherson, abstaining. Safe Despite a willingness to participate In the of State Dean Rusk on a western ruptcy reorganization "would not ’There was one vacancy on the E. Ricclutl to explore the advisabil­ SEATO’s warning that it Was pre­ proposed 14-natlon conference on ity of drafting legislation which pared to take “appropriate action” the political future of Laos. reply to Russia’s note on Laos. solve the basic problems” of the commission at the time the re­ They are expected to have a road. port was drawn up. would suspend the state benefits to prevent an armed (Communist A communique on CTien Yl’s while the federal benefits are avail­ Wheel Trouble draft of the reply ready by the The commission, discussed the In finding that the New Haven’s takeover of Laos. talks with Indonesian President Bulletins bankruptcy issue in an interim able. The plump, balding marshal in­ Sukarno contended that the Unit­ time Prime Minister JIarold Mac­ passenger losses over, the last 10 Ricciuti said today that jobless Boston, April 3 — "There millan reaches here late tomor­ report in a year-old investigation years have been somewhere be­ sisted "that up to now China has ed Nations efforts to solve world Culled from AP Wires Into the New Haven's difficulties, workers in the state would receive ■wasn’t a whisper. Everyone was not taken part in the Laotian civil problems would be seriously weak­ row afternoon for conferences tween $94 million and $138 mil­ substantially the same benefits tin­ waiting to see ■what would hap­ war.” with President Kennedy. which the ICC said resulted pri­ lion, and that this Is the prime ened unless Peiping is admitted to marily from staggering losses on der the federal program as they pen.” "Remember C:hina waa com- membership in the international The President and the prime UN BfACKS DAO cause of New Haven’s difficulties have been receiving from the state. That was one passenger’s de­ minister are scheduled to meet passenger service. The agency de­ the commissioh asserted: organization. United Nationa, N.Y,, April scribed the line as “ still a virtual He noted that 15,000 workers al­ scription of the tension aboard an four times: Wednesday morning "The blunders of management, Eastern Air Lines Electra last On Laos and the (3ongo, the two S (IP)—The UN. General Aa- artery o*f transportation” in the ready have collected added benefits leaders declared: "all foreign in­ and afternoon, Thursday after­ aembiy today overrode Utter New Eiigland suea. past and present, the devastation under the state act. night ss the big turbo-prop plane noon and Saturday morning. —with a damaged tire on one of tervention in all its forms and Soviet opposltton and approved In recent weeks, the New Eng­ Of natute, and all the other de- News Tidbits manifestations in these two coun­ U.S. officials speculated if la a temporary extension of Seo-^ land Council, an area development bilitatlng factors discussed (in a its dbal nose wheels—slid down unlikely the reply will be delayed previous report by hearing ex­ Noncich Voteit Today for a safe landing on a foam- from the AP Wires tries should be discontinued.” retary-general Dog Hbiuniara- ' organization, and the ICC’s Bu­ Norwich. April 3 liPi • - Voters Sukarno was depicted by Indo­ until the end of Macmillzn'a vlalt. kjold’s Congo spending pow* reau of Inqulcy and Compliance, a aminers) must be regarded as sU^ed runway at Logan Inter- aecondary-f causes of the carrier’s go to the polls today to decide the naliona] Airport. nesian Foregn Minister Subandrio The U.S. and Britiah evaluationa ers. The vote on the stop-gap staff group, have asserted that a of the Soviet note ■virtually are resolution was 61-10 with 23 reorguiization in bankruptcy ap­ financial plight, when compared fate of Norwich’s (iouncil-manager The plane carried 65 passengers Two big Navy planes fyom as a possible mediator In the. bit­ with the enormous passenger def­ form of government. and a crew of five on a flight that Quonset Point Naval Air Station, ter feud between Washington and identical. Conse(juently, the reply abstentions. The negative vote# peared to be the only ^vay out for R.I., are on lS,000-mlIe mercy Peiping. But Sukarno promised Could be dispatched tp Moscow were cast by the Soviet bloe and the company. icit.” Both parties have urged its re­ began at Atlanta, ■with stops at W- The IOC said it was issuing the The company Itself has blamed placement by a strong mayor and Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Richmond, misdon to aid Russian scientist in Mall. Interim repoH rejecting this the­ part of Its troubles on hurricane, a 12-m'ember council. An estimated Va., and LaGuardia Field, New Antarctica . . . Mrs. Gamble (Continued on Pago Five) (Continued on Page Seven) ory because the tadk of bankruptcy floods, severe winter weathfr and 40 to 50 per cent of Norwich's 20,- York. Benedict Porumbeanu,' runaway RIBICOFF AT UNVEILINO might hurt the company’s chances strikes occurring' In • its service 000 voters are expected to take By coincidence, landing gear heiress who married Romanian- Hartford, April S (flV-Fonaer ifor recelting tax relief and other area over the last several years. part in the charter vote. trouble plagued a Trans-Canada born former chauffer year ago Governor A. A. BiUooff re­ assistance from the New York, Air Lines plane at almost the has heir of her own . . . 300 Peace Flight in Congo turned to Connectloiit for the ■ Massachusetts, Connecticut and (Continued on Page Five) (ConMnued on Page Thirteen) same time at Montreal Interna­ stagehands employed by Columbia first tim e since taking a plaice Rhode Island legislators, where tional Airport. Broadcastinjg System walk out as in President Kennedy's cabined moves are on-foot to extend help. In that case, the 4-engine Vick­ result of network’s dismissal of today to participate in the nn- In Boston, president George Al- ers Vanguard .from Tampa belly- three TV lighting directors . Lumumhist Mediator veUing of his official portrait. pert of the New Haven Roa(l said landed ■with 42 passengers and Government leaders from Blast More than 250 state offldala that while he hasn’t read the New Dispute on Birch: seven crewmen after circling the and West troop to gleaming presi­ and friends of the former gover­ whole ICC interim report Issued field for nesrly two hours In an dential palace of Senegal to open nor. who is now Secretary of this morning, he was "delighted unsuccessful effort to free a irtuck former French colonjj^ celebra­ Plans to See Gizenga Health. Eduoatton and Welfare, to learn” of Its contents. left wheel. tion of one year of Independence. attended the ceremony In Bfe- •1 have steadfastly maintained," There were no reports of injur­ 'Thirty ot 80 passengers aboard morial Hall of the State li­ Was He Truly a Hero? motor launch which sank in Shatt Leopoldville, The Congo, April 3a premiership after the nationalist brary. Artist Henry Sefanakew- he said, "that the passenger def­ ies in either incident. tJPi—In the role of mediator, a leader was slain. icit la the basic problem on the The Electra apparently stripped A1 Arab RiVer near Abadan, Iran, berg of Newtown told the gath­ are feared drowned . . . Eleven Lumumhist official who is on Kamitatu remained in Leopolds ering that painting BlUooff Is New Haven Railroad and that it Los Angeles, April 3 (JP)—Dif-athe leader of a group of Com- the tread from its left nose wheel vine and once was arrested by th'e on takeoff from LaGuardia. Capt. persons are killed in tiiree shat­ speaking terms with I*resident Jo­ much more difficult than taking la not an operating problem, but ferent views were voiced today on munist Chinese, tering auto crashes in Wisconsin seph Kasa'vubu’s Central Govern­ Central Govenunent. Since then a picture with a camera. a political and economic problem the death of John Birch, for whom Sample, president of KOOK and Arthur A. Hlnkley, Hampton, ment arranged a peace flight today he has shown a degree of coopera:- N.H., the pilot, radioed that he during Easter weekend . and cannot be solved unless the the right wing John Birch Society KOOK-TV in Billings, said Birch’s George McGovern, special assiat- to the rebel stronghold in Stanley­ tion with Kaaavubu and waa one WEGER GETS LIFE was named. patrol ran into “a foj^e ofChinoee felt a tite had blown. Pieces of tire ville. of the signers of the T ^ ^ a riv e were found on the runway. ant to lYesident Kennedy and di­ Ottawa. April 8 — The Birch, then an army captain, Reds. The Chinese were under­ rector of food and peace program. Cleophas Kamitatu, leftist presi­ proclamation of confederation. Starved Rock murder case waa Earth Cwes Taken was killed Aug. 25, 1945 while on standably disturbed by what seem­ Is flying to Rome 'Toeoday to at­ dent of Leopoldville Province, said For days Kamitatu had been concluded today with a denial an OSS intelligence mission in ed to them an unwarranted Intru (Continued on Page Three) tend meeting of 13-nation advis­ h«'would sound out Antoine Gizen­ trying to’ arrange a meeting with of a new trial and sentencing of From 54^Ft. Under Central China. Sion of their area and demanded an ory committee of United Nations ga, head of the Stanleyville regime, Gizenga. He charged that Kasa- Chester O. (Rocky) Weger, 22, In Billings, Mont.,^ radio-’TV ex­ explanation Food and Agriculture .Organiza­ about joining the Confederation of vubu’s government had blocked to life' Imprisonment. Hie Jury ecutive Joseph Sample — who "Capt. Birch chose to bluff his Congolese States that The Congo’s his previous efforts. Deep Ocean Floor tion. The Leopoldville provincial lead­ that convicted Weger fixed his served in the same OSS outfit as way out of a difficult situation. Priest Shoots, U.S. icebreaker Edisto loses Its antl-Communist political leaders punishment at Ufe. Clrcnit Birch—said in an interview: Harsh words led,to insults and In­ are putting together. er said he was going now aa sort starboard propeller during violent of a messenger—bringing a propo­ Judge Leonard Hoffman formal­ By RENNIE TAYLOR ”There was no real object les­ sults to arrogance . storms In Ross Sea In Antarctic.. The U.N. Congo command agreed ly pronounced the sentence to­ Aboard Research Ship Baird off son in Birch's death and certainly Weiss, who lives In suburban to give Kamitatu transportation to sition to Gizenga and returning Kills Burglar Parents of New York Stock Ex­ immediately with counter propos­ day. -Weger, a handyman ac­ Guadalupe Island, April 3 (A5— no giory.” Alhambra, said: change r*resident G. Keith Funs- the rebel capital 775 milerf north­ cused of Mndgeonlng thrM Rock samples Identified as from In Los Angeles, stockbroker "He (Birch) was risking his ton are hospitalized In Greenwich east of Leopoldville, but it is not als. women to death in a state paric the middle layer of the Earth’s 3- William "P. Weiss Jr.—onetime Denver, April 3 lA') — Richard a party to any negotiations, This is the most ambitous ef­ life over and above the normal E. Sanders, 28, convicted burglar Conn., after traffic accident.. fort, yet to bring about a recon­ canyon In March 1960, waa con­ layer crust have been brought OSS officer made up the mission hazards required of our services About 3(50 lead and zinc miners Gizenga, who calls himself pre­ victed of murdering one of the from 640 feet under the deep and narcotics violator, was shot mier of all The Congo and is rec­ ciliation of the two factions. on which Birch was killed—said: during the war on. a volunteer to death last night by a priest, arm­ seeking higher wages end 1'7-day Reports from Stanleyville, how­ tluM vtetims, Mrs. UIMan Oot- ocean floor. "Certainly John was just as basis . . . Unfortunately, he wasn’t sltdown strike 1,300 feet under­ ognized by the Soviet-led Com­ tlng, 50. The achievement by the drill ed with two guns, who surprised munist bloc and a few African ever, sav that Gizenga's rtglme Is much a hero as shy other Ameri­ as skilled as he should have been. ground in nearby Montevecchlo, still stoutly opposed to changing ship Cuss I late Saturday was can soldier who died for his coun- But he certainly Is Just as much a Sanders tind a companion bur­ Sardinia, mines after agreement states, has snubbed previous bids ERLANDER CAUTIONS VS. hailed as a milestone in the ex­ glarizing a Roman Catholic Churchy to join the new conf^eratlon. The Congo constitution t6 set up trj'.’’ hero, as he died for his country in by union and management repre' semi-independent states in place Washington, April 8 ploration of the oceans. And in Pasadena, a Los Angeles trying conditions.” rectory. sentatives to resume contract ne Kamitatu emphasized that he Mohole Project director WiUard Detective Capt. Roy Tangye said was undertaking his 'mission as a of the republic government. • Prime Minister Tage Erlmgar Bascomb identified the samples as suburb, manufacturer Gustave J. Said Krause: gotlations. -Gizenga has challenged Kasavu- of Sweden oanttoned today that Krause—another wartime com­ "The Chinese Communists would the Rt. Rev. Msgr, Deli.sle A. Connecticut Pardons Board neutral and not aa an emlssSry of any V.S. slaah ta Imparts aUmd basaltic rock from the long-sought Lemieux, 59, may al.so have wound­ the Kaaavubu government. ■ bu to a test of strength by de­ I second layer of the ESarth’s crust. rade of Birch—said; fire at the drop of a hat. Because meets to hear petitions for seu' manding that he reconvene parlia­ at rednUag nuuupluijmMt ani(. ’’He brought about his own of Birch’s bacl^ound and his long ed the second burglar who ran tence reductions from state Kamitatu and Gizenga were both curUag the ovaraeaa MW of 4m> One was about the aize of a small from the St. Catherine’s Church political associates of the slain Pa­ ment, which has not sat . since Lu­ can ot frozen julce.The other was death. He didn't die the hero he life In China he threw his weight prison inmates, 13 of them con­ mumba was ousted and Joseph lars could boomarang m tha rectory after Sanders was shot in victed killers serving life term s.. trice Lumumba, who had advocat­ United StaUa. OMCrihtag m Ui 10 feet in length. was supposed to have died." around. He was the type of fellow ed a strong CJentral government Ileo named premier. The John Birch Society, under who was not a military man but the stomach. He died a short time Two test pilots escape with Associated Press correspondent aa approach—Mopaaad b f aa«M ‘"nils apparently la the upper later on an operating table at bruises when Sikorsky Aircraft’s rather than i loose federaUon of surface of the so-called second fire from some national maga­ was recruited because of his lan­ states. After Independence Lu­ Antoine Yared reported from layer which long puzzled oceanog­ zines, and newspapers and some guage ability, Denver General Hospital. experimental 860 "Skycrane” heli­ StanieyvlUe that Gizenga has of­ Tangye gave this report: copter Is destroyed ; In crash on mumba's government was unable National Pna* Oah hnibiMii raphers because Its depth cor­ Congressmen, has been accused of "There were many men who gave to hold The Congo together. fered two concessions: (1) New responds to that predicted by seis­ using fascist tactics in its self- their lives—thousands of Ameri­ The priest, alone in me retcory, company’s flight field. . . . Swollen general elecUons and (2) a refar- that fiM trade In • twprinar Cedar River Is loalng Its punch aZ ■When Lumumba was ousted by street. Ho said fra* mic surveys,” Bascomb said. appointed .(ask of fighting com­ cans who were .much greater heard 'a noise in the dining rooni. Kasa'vubu last September, Gizen­ endum on the federaUon lasue. munism. heroes. But Birch operated on the He armed himself with a 12-gau^e Its high water near end of de­ Bsoential part ad !*Rsedilng and sampling this lay- structive path through Eastern ga fled to Stanle^lle, set up a Birch, a mlasionUT'a son who fact that ha )tnew the Chinese rump government and claimed tbe (Ooatiinied «a Page Two) eaoporatloa. (OontlBued mn Pmtm H u m ) Iowa. (C mm Page H u m ) sp