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> ■/■ : •S.\ 'i,^■.- i' . . '. : ' -'f. ' FA€W TWINTT-FOUB ^ V /V FRIDAY, MAY 18, IMjt Awiafe itally Net Prem Ron I , . I I tti^ Week Biidedi,..,....^ . # !:-'■ -1,.. i . . v „ ,, iBs^^stifr Svmitts l^italh The Weetlier ...... * .■■■■'■.'■ nmf IX. tm - y FereeMt of P. ■ . Weetker PiiHpii 13,578 deer, xalUtaaIglit,X«ir 'H ioei. atanber e< the A«dlt . Sno^'iM ettr mmar, hot, •eMtae* Cool Madras.. . the marvelous traditioiral fashion Wmeea •( ObndatlMi ed ttiiBideir^Mnren teeraiKii efior. M anchcBtet^A City o f VQiage Charm ‘ \ DOOM, n g h la Me.^ L . j N ^ DAYS 9:30 A.M. p l^ is new for summer in the palest pastel. . *0 ^:45 P.M.; OPEN - . plaid Bermuda short is fully V0L.LXXXI,N0.195 (TWELVE PAGe A—TV SECTION) THURSDAVS 9:30 A.M. to «>:00 P.M. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 19, m z ^ lined, with extension waistband, front zipper, CENTS* ^ $7.98. Combined with a sieeveless cotton Phonma. Heading Home > ■" chamlrav shirt to be worn in or out, 8-16. *4.98. Rival^ays State News President Marines Join Thai Roundup DeatH Forces Near Laos Fathers Death ' Aids Ted Blamed on Son f\ .. .-X • headquarters BANGKOK, ’ Thailandt*>roiLk*** Americsn troops rushing ^^ HARTFORD (A P )—The • CHICOPEE, M au. (A P )— to Thailand to discourage any fur­ Atty. Gen. Edward J. McCor­ (AP) — Monsoon - drenched ther Cbmftiunist advances. highway death of Ivon, W. y . A mack Jr. has asserted he has U.S. Marines prepared today Bt. Gen. James 1- Richardson Clough, 54, Bennington,’ N. documentary proof of inter­ to join Thai army units in and U.S; Ambassador Kenneth T. H., was hlnmed yesterday on military maneuvers near Young accompanied Harkins on ference from Washington in the flight to Udon, 350 miles north­ the criminal neglect of his his contest with Edward M. Thailand’s tense border with east of Bangkok. They arranged to son, Donald; Kennedy for the Democratic Communist-menaced Laos. drive to the town of Nong Han,' Coroner Louis W. Schaefer Torrential rains Jashed the rice where the Marines are ramped. said blood samples Indicated that nomination for the U.S. Sen­ paddies where the bulk of the 1,- Communist radio broadcasts both Clougha were under the in­ U.S. Shuts ate. 800-man Marine battle group in claimed royal Laotian troops at­ fluence of alcohol at the time of Kerihedy, youngest brother of northeast Thailand is camped only tacked and drove back pro.Com- the accident. April 8 in South President John P. Kennedy, flatly 30 miles from the Mekong River munlat Pathet la o rebels ttora an Windsor. denied any ..interference by either border with Laos. The Marines area near the royal capital of The younger Clough, driving a All Ports o f hla brothers—the President or plodded through deep .mud this laiang Prabang earlier' this week. car he had purchased only one HOUSE U.S. Attorney General Robert F. morning to clean up their impres­ But reports froni Laos indicated month before, was speeding, MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER . . . AMPLE FREE PARKING IN REAR Kennedy. sive array of ahooting iron. a lull In military' acUvlty as at-1 Schaefer said, l% e charge and the dental came Gen. Paul D. Harkins, over-sUI tention focused on dlplorhatlc The coroner said the accident To Texan last night as the rivala met In a commander o f the U.S. force in maneuvers that the United States might have been partly due to Don- double-barreled debate on' televi- ’Thailand, flew to northeast t.aos hopes will bring about a neutral aid *M. Clough’s inexperience in alon a^d later on WHYN-TV In today to inspect the situation, Laos and end the need for U.S. operating a car equipped with BRYAN, Tex. (AP) — A 'X Springfield and the second ap- which Soviet Premier Nikita troops in Thailand. power steering. 'pearance which ran about double Khrushchev warned might explode grand jury will look into th* Prince Souvanna Phouma, self- myaterious death of an Agri- that time followed at the Schine into a shooting match like the Ko­ styled Laotian neutralist leader, Chart {fes Without Merit Inn here. rean War! headed home from Europe today HARTFORD (AP) —Accusa­ cultuto Department ag6nt McCormagb ■aid that, he will Harkins, also head of the U.S. to try once again to form a non- who'• had bwn investtgating make ______naturalization, confirmed lasuanea ing the Taft-Hartley Law and Indicted with Hoffa at Nash­ Jailed Man Freed ville was Commercial Carriers, o f the notice to all porta in tha collecting some f l million il­ HARTFORD (AP) — Donald J. nation for relay to transportation Lodge, Sadlak, Inc., a Detroit auto transport firm LAreau, 22. who yesterday waa Space Ride Tuesday legally. charged with setting up the Ten­ Experts Label flrma. He described the o ^ r os only halfway through a 14-month fairly routine under , the MoCar- The two - count Indictment, nessee firm. Test Fleet Corp., and jail sentence and faced additional which involved payment through throwing lucrative (Cadillac auto, ran-Walter Immigration law, and Seely-Brown Jr time for attempting 4o ascaps, it a said such action la frequently toh* an auto transport firm Incorporat haubng business its way. A t tha free man today. Titov Qreen by .on as a praoohtton wbtts ed In NashvUle, was revealed in time, Conuhercial Carriers had a No legal objections were nUsed ' 8 Call on Pinney Washington by Atty. Gen. Robert labor contract with the Teanisters font investigation are tmder way. when Lareau was sent to jail last Hennessy said he had no indica­ Kennedy. ’The* attorney general, Union. fall for motor vehlcls theft U.S. Stanidards along .With hla brother President ’Tha indictment charges Hof^a tion that EUtes might ba planning HAOTTORD (AP>—Jokn-'Swte- But, after his unsuccessful es­ to leavt Ute oounuy. .» KMne'dy, th en 'a ' stSflator, partici­ and the life O w ^ Bfeffli&n, for­ cape attempt, Public DefendSf CAPE OANAVERAI* FIa (AP) Lodge of Westport, former gover­ pated in an investigation o f the U.S. Biscretaiy o f AgricuUura nor and newly announced candi­ mer Teamster vice president, re­ James D. Cosgrove brought Up an er^s '—Officials of the UB. ostronAut firm by the MeOellan committee ceived $1,009,057 from (Commer­ InteresUng point that led to La- program feel' that Soviet cosmo­ OrvUlc^ Freeman hah been invited ..■ / date for the Republican noi^a- looking into improper labor prac­ to *>ome down If he has any pe«*> tion for senator, visited State tices. cial Carriers through Test Fleet, reau’s release yesterday. •V naut Gherman Titov is "pretty 'GOP headquarters yesterday to the stock of which had been trans­ Lareau was tried, convicted and green” by American standards of t information to offer" at tha Hoffa, who pleaded innocent pl0t(on and checkout of the change S Jury probe in Franklin. confer with State Party Chairman ferred by Commercial Carriers to sentenced in Cirouit Court. (A P ) In automatlo controls designed to flight experience. earlier Friday to a charge of as­ Mrs. Hoffa and Mrs. Brennan un­ Dist. Atty. Russ said; Freeman A Searle Rinney. sault pressed by a union aide, de­ Circuit Court said Cbsgrove, today assure safe . piunchute landing A ipokcsmsn for Project Mi der their maiden names. cury said this "relative meJ^rl. has had no. ccnnmtnt. Another Senate aspirant. Sec­ clined to discuss the new indict­ no jurisdiction In motor vehicle system when Garpenter’s space craft ond District Congressman Horace 'The indictment added Hoffa and theft cases, because this offense ence" of Titov may have/made Tha death was that o f Heniy (ABOVE) ment with;, newsmen. But a team- colm Scott Carpenter safely ftom •ticea back to earth. Marshall, shot June 8, IM l, on Seely-Qrown Jr^ got there first, Brennan later changed the name carries a maximum penalty of 16 orbit. him nervous during his flight and iter official in Chicago said Hoffa '■ Tfee parachute system had bis farm near Franklin. Local au­ \ but Lodge’s cMiference with Pin­ of Test Fleet Corp., to Hobren years. contributed strongly toythe slight "shed no tears" when informed of And O rpenter—the ..man most worked perfectly on five returns thorities said he died pOrhaps five ney lasted a good deal longer. Corp., a combination of their Lareau should have been tried concerned—can' be expected to case of motion sicknens he report­ Frosh, yomg e o ^ checks fashioned in Jantzen’s it. of capiiilee until John H. Glenn hours, after he fired five bulleU His meeting with Pinney, said Hoffa, who flew to Chicago for names, in an effort to conceal true in a higher epurt, said (kragrove. keep a Sharp eye oft the sudden ed. Lodge, was to acquaint the chair­ ownership. Lareau ooh’t be tried again, Cosr Jr.’s trip on Feb. 20.- Glenn’s The spokesman, LL Col. John A. Into his abdomen from a J2 eall- /■Sfimmeroo" design, the style tapered specifically to convey two scheduled talks after his engineering change which delayed small or drogue stabilising 'chute ber, bolt-action rifle. man with hla campaign plans and Washington court appearance, Dist. Judge William E. Miller grove maintained, -because that his space ride until at ledst next Powers, public,Information officer, listen to Plnney^s ideas about the set June 7 for Hoffa and repre­ would be placing him in double popped out sooner than planned, volunteered toeae vidws when a Marshall was chief of produC'^ sent Harold Gibbons, executive Tuesday. ' ' ' at-27,000 feet rather than 21,000 .th e long, teggy look. Giant-check gingham situation. sentatives of Commercial Car­ jeopardy. And he eadquaxters yesterday. sex to the hazards ot driving a such as the "drop a spoon known reason for action of whales . 'Sadlak made an appointment to car. reports that he had helped organ, 4*>wn behind your bra and Is known. ize on unsuccessful sseaasslna- is softly pleated and draped, crinkle elastic back -'nm Pinney end esld he would “rel­ Adopting the parlance of a . Out through your knickers" Niks' smoke nxAet darts nearly Plus Years^df Labor t|on attempt against ex-Gen. ish a race" against Welfars Sec­ driving instructor, the book variety. Violent Storm retary Abraham Rlbleoff, unah- It mile* high. In first o f 80 Kaoul. Salan m 1957. Debre earn- (ABOVE) . > ,'inserts; zipper, adjustable straps, 10-22, $15.95,^ warns girls against thinking It counsels that the way to ihoBed Bs a wttnese in the trea-- nounced candidate for the Demo­ they can "indulge in hi^-pow- hKUMdilngs planned in year-long matun.. love ts through ex­ program to rtsart wind patterns By QEOFl'tlEy OOULU ^were made, have they been cor- son trial of Salan, bitterly ao- cratic, aomlnatian for senator. ered sex play and then jam , ploring another's mind. Lodge, too, nepreased anticipa­ Dances" Across over Cape (Canaveral. .South Ko­ WASHINGTON (AP)—On May reeled 7 salled the terrorist Secret Army on the brakes at the last mo­ Girl Guides, as the Girl Organization that Salan led untu ■■ 1 Pipe th ^ boxer swim trunks. For men who like tion at facing' former Governor ment." rean general court hands death 3 at 2:49 p.m. a shining rocket - A House space subcommittee Ribicoff in another election. Scouts ar^ known here, num­ sentences to three ^ officers and trtmbled on its launchmg pad at asked these questions this week his recent capture in Alglen. He In another typical analogy ber about 250,000 .in Britain. Big. State Area said the secret army wae min. plaids. And who doesn’t? "Piper" boxer in authentic It was Ribicoff who narrowly between aex and driving,. the three enlisted ram oonvtoted o f c a - Ci^>e Canaveral - uid lifted into and got some of the answers. (RIGHT) An oflricial o f their association .. i’ ll,'ll. bezzliag arniy funds.. Igor Stra­ From Grant L. Hansen, pro­ Ing chances for Eikopeans , to • Slria are told; "Two , things are said: the air. live In peace in an f tadependentw .Scotch tartans by sportswear-piaker Jantzen. All- (CoBtiBiMd OB Pago Five) essential. —: some simple By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vinsky, nearly 80, begiaa brief Its bottom half was an Atlas gram director for General D ^ a - “ Our other book waa too South Afrkaa tour and will con­ Algeria; Salan, accused of tak­ This is "Reparte", a classically beautiful silhouette knowledge «f the mechanism Northern and central ConnecU- booster, but the top was some­ mi<» Astronautics, which built out of date for the modem * cut were hit by a violent .electrical duct concerts of own musie in ing port in the Algiers genenla* cotton boxer, ^shaped along aeat trim lines, with and a thorough grasp of the miss.” thing new in American rocketry-^ the rocket, came the best guess putsch in April 1961, and of lead­ highway code." storm that caused a rash of fires Johannesburg, Capetown and Pre­ as to the .cause qf the explosion: starring'anew in an exquisite medallion-woven Terrorists Battle toria. a second stage using liquid hydro­ ing thb secret arnw, sat quietly elasticized waistband, full inside support, button Chapters come under such last night gen as a fuel. It Is called the "The design of the weather In additkm, Ralph Eastwood, 62. Government will try Wedneislay In the prisoner’s box a« Debra headings as "Perils of the No Ivy' Leaguer Centaur. shield betyMen the nose faring .and testified. Debra waa summoned cotton that api^ars to be handloomed. Its boy* - Somers, died of a heart attack as to get banpUnlng talks between flap coin pocket Wide'size range, 28-44, $5.00. Algiers Gendiarmes Road” and "Under the Bon­ Behind that launching lay near­ the Centaur itself . . . was to at Salao’s request. short styling provides a lithe'; slender look. Fully net" Britloh expression for au­ (JRAYSON, Ky. (AP)-Dr. he attempted to fight a Ughtnlng- nation’s railroads and five operat­ ly four years of mtense research blame.” ALGIERS (AP)-SecrOt Army tomobile hpOd. J. Unveil Lsisby, president of caused fire In his barn. He was dead ing unions bock on the track, and engmeerlng, many heartbreak­ This design was based on "as­ .36,684 REFUGEES on arrival at Johnson Memorial Washington sources say... . Cuba Organization terrorists attacked The 82-pBge book was writ­ Kentucky OirisUan College, ing- delays and many unfor^wh sumptions gf aerodynamic loads MACAO (AF)—The - govertl- ten by . Mrs. Nancy Warner, Hospital, Stafford Springs. announces appointment of Under­ nylon lined, with slimming CrIrikelastic insks. mobile gendarmes stationed in the shook hands Friday with all technkml roadblocks growing' out which turned out to be false.'.’ ment of this small Portuguese mothec .of six ai^ ;(pfmer 'The barn on Eastwood's small secretary for Foreign Affaire Car­ Summer Palace with mortar fire but (Hie of the 28 graduating of its exotic fuel, the moat power­ He conceded, on handsight, that island colony said today 86,684 teacher at the exclusive |toe- seniors. “ cattle farm waa destroyed. Fire los Oli'varea Sanches os ambasea- and hgure-making French bra cups. 12-22, $18.95 today, then fled before a deter­ ful chemical combination possible. "this was an engineering mis-, refugees from Red Celtmd sought asylum in Macao ' since . The tough mobile gendannea published for the GIH Guides Jamet Comstock his diploma, $25,000 and $30,000. BriRW O. Oatke, former comman­ pretty easy to correct the design- Jan. 1. It said 83,849 o f them AssodatloiL The storm struck Hartford der of Uil. let A r m f Cktrpa in its original tlmetabls when it poured out of their headquarters Lusby explained to the audi­ roared off the pad that afternoon. Dr. Wernher von Braun, the ex- had exit permits from Peiping (FAR-LEFT) The book is called "L for ence: shortly after 0:15 p.m. end Korea; decorated by South Korean German rocket expert who heads • --V.' ■' U - l; ■' ’ I and encircled the entire district Caroetga were trained' on the and the rest were: escapees. after engaging the terrorists in an Learner" and gives these spe- “He has poison ivy."' temporarily knocked out power In govennnent for his role in defense the Marshall Space Flight Center Macao lies (m the South (Siinai (2ND FROM*LEFT) ^ ■ ciflc items of a ^ ce : North End seettone of the city, In­ of Asian nation. gleaming tube as it struggled team at Huntsville, Ala., had an exchange of rifle and machine-gun okiift. All seemed #ell at first. Sea about 40 miles west ot Join the clan in "Fun Raiser” print tettons. . . the The sex part of married life cluding the ML Sinai and McCook Generallaalmo Francisco Fran­ explanation for some of (hv tech­ Hong Kong. - . Are. Tbe secret army commandoa has been lUcehed to .the icing But after 60 aectmde a (^oud of Only in a Hospital Memoria) Hospitals. Both hospitals co’s government appears t o have nical trouble: Take a a ^ a f new'Slant on summer fun in the fled into > WDoiled iMriglita area.' .on the cake— "Yuu do not teat hydrogen vapor surrounded the same print Jantzegiuses to make matching swim : There were no reports of casual- operated under emergency power brofccB bade o f Astaila’a coal "Not enough technical pentra- BRAZIL AID INCREASED ; the edibility of the cake just MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — during the faihire. atilkes with promlsea of upper, stage, places o( the siding tion” of the General Dynamicui op­ NEW YORK (AP)—Presi­ sun in ' Jantzcm’s cotton knit Resortables. Start tlsa on aither aide in the batUe. by gobbling up the icing." Ho telling what people will, began coming o tt and a dark spot fashions for the entire family.'Here in Jamaicas, The Summer Palace emee waa In Manchester, about 35 to 40 bettor pay. . . . U.8. Ambassador eration by the technical experts dent Kennedy amumneed .today Mixing drinks, coupled with, say under thq influence o f an­ homes were without telephooe spread aeroM tha Ontauris fuel from Huntsville. This situation is - • .j the home iff France’s delegate- esthetics. J i ^ ' Keimeth Ctolbraitb leaves that the government is stopping with this "Sun Slant’* boat neck cotton knit pull* 'soft lights and. sweet musie service for a while because of Nqw DsjDU^rjpkme to^awdgrgs tank. . now corrected, he said, and he is np emergency food ahipmeita to ' with fitted waistband, side pockets, I-14i $3.98... 'is /(MBaral to Algoria. but now houaea -entt be fataL '^A boy-knows A t 56 seconds after launch it < S'''''- ) dstachments of the motrila gen­ One yemng fellow, wobbling wet" lines, according t o convinced "Cqntaur will succeed." northeast Brazil, 'whiek baa over that sisles with four different colors, that if he can persuidb a gfil along a ho^iital corridor here Hobron, manager eit the local o o e e OHale IS lieet*^ tor ad- sw up. Other officials felt some mistakes mated with a cotton knit boatnedt shirt trimmed darmes, • military-type ^^Ice to drlrflt she xwm he easier been stricken by droaght. He foree. recentw after being heavfly of the Southern New Ihgland Tsle- domlnal ailment. About 70 Ffli- Then ths postmortems began. were inade in management prac­ said In a statement teat 6,660 S'M*l,> $5.98. .Complement it with solid, color- -sedated, bumped intq a nurse. tdione Cq. ptooa otage erderly dnenitratliiB Why did Centaur flunk its first tices. ' Tha M n ttr UmUs Smra-loMMd * x girls are wiutted tons of com are now bring dla- with the saiga "Fun Aaiser" print;>M *U $2.98. . f “Pardon me," he said with .The aeryle# dlarupUoA. deocxlhed wttiMBt hFidewt at UB. Embassy fligU tost? Why was It so far be- Centaur started in August 1958 trtbuted in that regtoo, wUtb against wing hiking in pro- an apologetic smile. ‘Tve hem V B . nuclear toata Ifl h i^ schsdulsT, What caused the ilie BrasUlan geverament baa ' ■ s’ j ” i ' ' matched fully: Hnedjmtt anklefs,>18, n p js «■ Vacs flw ) voesUrs MtaC shorts and ra-. heavily sednated." « m JteteTwOre -^^rislays along tha line? If mistakes (Ooattnued (» Faga Fhre) declared an enwr^eaqr nrsn. J a : '*■»

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PAC3E,,TW0. t - J^NCHBSTER gVfeNlNG MANCHESTER^^ CONK., SATURDAY, MAY 19, 19«2 £ £ i 6> Ole unit, wlileb «U1 be maUti|r t^ v e new ahi£, totaling l.TOO;- : -V- ■ < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, "CONN* SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1962 . ■ PA6B THRBlf' Blbodmobile Vidits Its oijty May visit in the area. . 000jUmAwrtght teas, added :t>onors may arranfe' appplnt* to N o ^ y * » watOhant fleet last it s ^ K e n m if SA Youtb'Genter Ihenta % caUlng the Manehetter year. Momregitn • y a rii delivered Sheiilwold cKi R ecrati^ June 3 • Fun Night Slati^ clude a discussion by tes(toers Red C r £ office, and walk-in 20 s h ^ , . aggregating tSS.MO frqnx Grades 2' through 42 oh op­ aHM tta faMniii «tni »««<>■»*• portunities for teaching about for­ lh » pewwe tw-llWit dh*w» ■■< tnta American Red CrelBs blood- donors are also Invited. TKe deadweight tons, a new record. President of ■ . ... monthly quota for Manchester' is fo r Miss Butler Ajihpuhtie Eftgageirients By North WSeS eign trade problems. After dlnhe#,' pi — irta fceMr ImMM. 'mbbUe vidU be atatibned a t ,, the telvatlon Army, 661 Main St., u p pints. FANATICAL FINESbBB speakers will Include Robert ^W. Alble Pearson of the Los An­ Fine Art iJnit >rr MMh dealer A reception honoring 'Mias 'WSCS of N orth Methodist Lucas, editor of 'the Hartford Tuesday from 10:45 a.m. to 6:S0 geles Angels made seven hits in 14 DISPLAYS NUllJANCB I NatOrSoath ralnenbli p m. V By Alfred Sheiftwold NORTH Ruldah A. Butler, Nathan Hale Church will sponsor its annual Times, chairman; and Paul M. An­ .- ?■' Norway Adda 95 Ships tripe in. his team’s flfst lOte visit School principal who will reUra "Dinner Out and Fun Night.” Mon­ drews of the Naugatuck Valley Mrs. Helen Leandcr and Mrs. to Detroit. Six hits were doubles, Mrs. Rita' Xmway, 54 Academy Moit of us are foolish only when A 5 3-2 St., was elected president of the given a -fair Chance. Let us be next month after 48 years in day, June 4, at the Second Congre­ Industrial Council, Donald Beech­ Read Herald Advs. Helen Connolly will be corcaptatois 8TAVANOBR, Norway — Nlne- the ether a triple, ■ education, will be given Sunday, gational Church, North Coventrj’, er of the Greater Hartford Labor Manchester Fine Arts Association thankful that there are fanatics O A ^ Q I 7 1 wdip ^ out of their way to- be June 3, from 8 to 5 p.m. at the Each woman of the churrti may Council and Sergio Pizzonl-Arde- at lU mseting last night in the fodliah. They mak toe rest of u* WEST Three'Js Restaurant In Bolton. bring a miest. Dinner will be mani, who has been assoCciated Whlton Library Auditorium. Mrs. look good. STff Nathan HiUe teachers and the served. St 6:30 by the ladies of the with the Italian Embassy and Un­ NOTICE >. / board of education are sponsoring North Coventry Church.’ ' derwood Corp. Kenway suqceeds Mrs. Nora Addy I had th pleasure of seeing this the recepUijn, to wtoich toe wblic Oraks. hand played by a fanatical flnea- A’ 5 0 10 9 4 #". Miss Deborah Miller, a member ser. You don’t often «ee anything la inidted. Mayor Hardld A-Turk- 'of Girl Scout Troop 1 of Manches­ ^PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT Other officers ^riected ar* Mrs. ♦ Q w 7 * Ington and General -. Manager ter, will speak and show slides on HOMES |.;£.i Jeanette Eieh, vice president; Mrs. quite as nonsensical. Richard. Martin have been asked a trip to Denmark and Europe. Cub Scouts Plan There will be a Public hearing at the Municipal Building Hearing (b) To tranaacUons that the board of directors shall by resolution Madge Bishop, recording secre­ South studied toe hand before m i to attend. Women will meet at North Room, Friday, May 2S, 1962 at S P.M. to oonrtder the following: adopted at any regular meeting of the board of«directrs, exempt from tary; Mrs. Mildred SchMler and he played to the first trick. He 1 0 8 4 3 Supt. of Schools William H. Methodist Ghurch at 6 to proceed Field Competition Item No. 1 Department and Personnel Matter* Mrs. Eleanor Magnano, correspond­ could'count on winning six dia­ * A I 4 3 Curtis and Atty. Harold W. Gar- to North Coventry. DESIGNED FOR the provisions of chapter II. section 4, as hereby amended, provided monds and two tubes. What could CKAPTEUt III. Section 1, Page 19 (last sentence) that no such retoUition may be adopted unlels the general manager ing secretaries; and Carl Carlson, Narti' KsH RSaih Watt. rity a re‘expected to give short ■ Dinner reservations, which close More than 15 (Tub Scout packs The board of directors shall have the power to make alter and repeal treasurer. provide the ninth trick? Pass 1 NT ' Paso talks. Atty. Garrity, a member of will participate' in a Blackledge After a moment of thought * Sunday, May 27. may be made at r. ordinances and by-laws, not Inconsistent with this act or the general interesU Of the towm require that auch transactions be so exempted Also. Mrs. Grace Hewitt, ways 3 NT All Pass the board of education, will be in­ the church office, with the cirole District "Olympic Day,” tomor­ laws of the state, (creating nr abolishing departments and offices, and means; Ted Drake, hanging South hit upon his stroke of gen­ Openiag lead •»• A S troduced by Christie F. Mcttor- row at 1:30 p.m. at Mt. N e b o and provided, ^rther, than no such resolution may be adopted with ius. He overtook dummy's king of leaders, or with Mrs. Tom Motley.' regulating the internal operation of departments and offices, fixing any traniactlon In which a member of the board of directors committee; Jeanette Ehch, mem‘- mlckl ; ' Mrs.. Mervin Thresher . Is in field. Registration for the track BEAUTY AND the comperwallon of officers and employees of the town and the has a financisl Interest. bership; Albert Nackowskl, picture clubs with the ace to lead the Jack Mrs. MelUe Farr of Nathan charge of the program. Mrs. Mor- and field events will be at 1 p.m. charges, if any, to be made for. services rendered by the town or) for of the month; Mrs. Kay Nackow­ (ff '-tearts tor .a fiinesse. The odds are rather high that Hale School is asking that letters ley and Mrs, Glenn Law are in Wftliam F. Mullen, cubmaatcr of r^rsonal services to th* town that skl and Mrs. Bleanot*' Bracken, -NObpdy applauded this brilliant of remembrancs be mailed to her ■ ■ the execution of the powers vested in the town as provided in Chap­ the ^ a rd of directors shall, by resolution adopted at any regular they’ll fall on their noses. charge of dinner arrangements. Pack 143, Is chairman, assisted by ter I of this act, for the gov.emment'i>of the town and the manage­ hospitality; Mrs. Lorraine Mirtle, move, mqce the finesse lost. East Dally QueaHoft . for a. guest book. Mrs. Penelope Russell M. Roberts'and Milton K. directors, exempt from the provision of thup- publicity and Mrs. Vivian Lesper- returned toe nine of clube, And the Partner opens with on* dia­ Nason of the school Is chairman ment of its busine.ss and for the preservation of the good order, peace, I amended, provided that no such resolution Adatns. CAREFREE LIVING! health, and safety of the town and its inhabitsnts. Such ordinances and ance, progriun. defenders rattled off four club mond. and toe next player pasaeo. of the reception. Illing Teachers The program includes three by-IawB shall be binding upon ail the inhabitants Of the town and upon *^*"fu*' *rst certify In writ- Awards for pictures of the tricks. , You hold: Spades— A 9 6; Heart* The engagement of Mlsa Linda^ The engagement of Miss Nancy legged, sack, old clothes, stick, directors (hat the best interests ei the town re­ month were as follow's: 'Mrs. Grace East discarded' ^ toe nine of K 9 5 2; Diamonds—10 9 4; Clubs Ann Hotchkiss of Glastonbury to all persons coming within its limits, and said board may provide peh- t i r e that such contracts for furnishing personal servlMs to the town spades on toe last'dub, so West Principal Named Wishart Smith of Bolton to WU- Going to Confab peanut, rope tie and relay races. MODELS OPEN alUea for ’breaches thereof not exceeding on hundred dollars for each T(?df6r1 f t h (a) oonoeming the creating or abolishing of departments and offieea. Lee, second place for "Bootsie," By this time toe defenders had is more informative than a re­ The Rev. Charles E. Shaw, prin­ Sinith, Shoddy Mill Rd., Bolton. Glastonbury. spring conference of the Greater MODELS-MOLDS w t i s n s,? “„STS) civ’KSia:; a pastel,- to be displayed at the taken nine of toe first ten trioka sponse of one notpimp. cipal of Blast Catholic High School, Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Hartford Council on Economic Ed­ * (b) regulating the internal operaHon of departments, effloea and and were content to let declarer TheiAride-elect is also the daugh­ personnel, Mary <3heney Libraiy; Mrs. Helen For Shelnwold’s ’ 36-page book­ will be a panelist at an liutitute on ter of the late George Wishart Mrs. Bradley Dearington, 41 Vir­ ucation Monday at the Windsor Veltch, third place for "Gloriosa taka the rest. let, ’’A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” youth and child development, spon­ ginia Rd. House in Windsor. All Shapes and Sizes (e) fixing the oompensatian of offioert and employees of the town Play for Error Smith. .X and the ohargto, tf any, to be made fer services rendered by Item No. 8 Daisies,” an oil, to bo displayed send 5()C to Bridge Book, Man­ sored by the Greater Hartford Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Miss Hotchkiss is a'" 1960 gradu­ They are Mrs. Laura V e 11 e, No Job Too Large or Small the town, „. ____ Amendment of Chapter x n . Section 12 (page 74c) In a hand of this sort, play for chester Bveaing Herald, Box 3318, chapter of the National Conference Rhoda L. Chase of New Ipswich. ate of Glastonbury High Schcwl, Mrs. Carol Lenlhan, James Cania- toe error. Just make sure that Grand Central ^ a., N. Y. 17, N, Y. of Christiana and Jews, Wednes­ rata, Storrs Olds and Michael WOOD-PLASTIC-METAL ns K may deem to be in Hie beat latereet of the town and shall have Buildings. The amount so as- It'* somebody else'* error. Miss Smith is a 1958 ^aduatc and is employed by the Connecti­ the power to designate the general manager as the personnel and It was **’* '“ '*• buildings on account of which 5-12 (Ccypyright 1to2, General Fea­ day. of Manchester High School, and cut State Department of Health. Marquis of the social studies de­ PLASTER of PARIS It was Msessed. which lien shall commence and attach to said lands ' It’s quite an art to discard tures Corp.) The session will be at Emerson partment; Nell Lawrence and John oMIoe manager for the town and to require that all such office and ^ Mmm rm properly on a long suit, and you is a senior at Oberlin College, Mr. Dearington is a 1958 .gradu­ personnel matters shall be administered by him In accordance with Williams School, Wethersfield, Oberlin, Ohio. ate of Manchester High 8chcx)I. Oaroppolo of the industrial arts ‘ ' or "tower main, provided a certificate of such lien de- shouldn't deprive toe enemy of from 3:45 to 8:30 p.m. "The Chil­ Mr. Chase is a 1958 graduate of and is employed in the central department: Mrs. Alice Hammar, DWYER PRODUCTS the rales and regnlaHons adopted by the board of direotors. scriblng the property on which the S(une exists snd th* amount there- their chance to practice the art. dren Are Listening” will be toe Item No. 2 Bonds aa«* of good will and breaking down Mrs. Reed Elected water and sewer inatnilaflons and extenalons, (duly authorised under mortgage upon auch land and buildings.’’ “Sweet Bird Of Youth” barriers between peoples of differ­ the genera] statutes and the charter of the town); to raise funds In WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—The Item No. 9 ^ In color. 6:05-9:40 ent faiths, creeds or colors, will be To Episcopal Post L anticipation of bond issuea for the purpose of financing such improve­ U.S. Weather Bureau Issued this — Also — toe basis of a panel discussion in ments for a temporary period previous to the Issue of such bonds; to Amendment to (Chapter XVni, Section I Marine weather summary today: ■■m im iiiiiiM iiiB im B B iiiiiiiiiH iM *«nt«nce of Chapter XVin, Section I, is hereby amended to • ENDS TUESDAY a Rex Harrison-Rlte Hayworth in which Father • Shaw will partici­ raise funds in anticipation of taxes; to redeem or refund outstanding reiu] &R foiiowt: Tides were high along the Con­ “The Happ.v Thieves” pate. Mrs. Winthrop A. Reed, 16 San­ bonds or other obligations of the tbwn; to meet the cost in whole or necticut shore today from 10 a.m. The institute is open to parents, ford Rd., was elected yesterday to In part including damages awarded, which the town Is required to to noon and -will be from 10 p.m 4:.80-8:05 <^o the approval of the general manager, teachers, stu^tots, clergy and all th* Connecticut Diocesan board of defray temporarily in connection with duly aothorized pulilic improve­ to appeal from Orders, decision* and Judgments in which th# town or to midnight. Low tide at Old Say- Interested. Itordlnner reservations, ments. Including water and sewer InstallaHona and extension*, (duly brook today is at 5:30 p.m. Sun­ call toe NOCU office. 983 Main St., Episcopalian Churchwotnen and in­ any department, commission, board, bureau or officer is a party and oul lYCwmi^ii STARTS SUNDAY authorised) when benefits asseMed cannot be immediately collected; set today is 8:07 p.m. and sunrise Yul Brynner-Deborah Kerr Hartford. stalled as treasurer of white en­ to pay Judgments rendered against said town; or for any purpose **** director*, to enter into a ^ (a g re e - tomorrow 6:29 a.m. th! ■«“ iewent of any claims In favor of or against “THE KING and I” velopes, at an annual meeting at SO.W(NDSOR ipeeifled in section (466) 7-*e», 19S8 revlslm of the general statuUs, Boating weather for Long Island t W E t T Trinity Elpiscopai Church, New which (section) is made a part hereof, which compromise or setHement may or ahall be per- Sound to Montauk Point and Block 4:50-0:20 Diuuer Kicks Dff B I R D crF Also—Gordon McRae In Haven. The Rt. Rev. Walter H. ____ Item No. 1 arllnst*toi*M\iS™/‘'’*r'I compromise or settle any cWm Mrs. Rita Kenway Island: v Off Ellington Rd. CHAPTER,Xn—^Water and Sewage "* Jrithof.f l.Ph i*'* of) two hundred doIUrs or less Variable winds through Sunday YOUTH “CAROUSEL” Concert Campaign Gray, bishop of Connecticut, pre­ Section 7, Page 73. Assessment for Extensions and lAterals. *” ** provided, with the approval of the general at the Whlton Library. with local afternoon onshore winds. In Color sided at the installation. manner, he inay compromise or settle any claim against the town Speeds about 10 knots or less ex­ 8:0O-6iS0-10:00 1:10-8:80 . 2:15-7:05 Wives of Connecticut bishops For the purpose of (Ms du^iter, the phraae ’*Hie extensibn of any hundred dollars and (^ut not more Mrs. Eleanor Vlbbert and Mrs. The drive for new members in and newly installed Diocesan offi­ main water or sewer pipe” ahall be deemed to Inelude the extension of than) fi\e hundred dollars without the approval of the board of direc- Rita Betko were hostesses for the cept about 15 knots in afterndon. Manchester Community Concerts cers were guests at a tea after the any main water pipe, and Hie extension or InolallaHon of any cort. evening. hours. Visibility 3 to 5 miles In w ra>.: -ailLD ftEN ’B HOUR” Wed.: ‘The OhUdren’s Hour" will open tomorrow night with a installation. (a) oeuieoHng lateral eewee piping to property owners’ property Silver past president pins were haze. Fair weather except widely You Can Taste The Quality tinea, Item No. 10 scattered thundershowers late af­ dinner at Center Congregational Mrs. Reed is a member of St. , ^ o n d m en t to Chapter V, Section 22 (page 89) awarded to Mrs. Nora Addy Church for the division chairmen, (b) sewer pipe, Drake, Mrs. Vivian Lesperance ternoon or evening hours. George’s ElpisCopal CSiurch, Bolton, (o) trunk sewer, O T A l^ R V, Section 22 is amended by adding the following sentence Marine observations: captains and workers. and president of its women’s group Route* 6 k 44A after the flmt aentence thereof: and Mrs. Hazel Finlay, the latter Phone MI 8-7852 About 40 persons are expected for the past t'wo years. She is a (d) and addtUoiial pumping stations. founder and first presitlent. Chair­ Montauk Point, wind weat- Before any departanent. nommlsolon. board officer or employee of southwest 3 knots, tqmperaJure ENDS TONIGHT—SHOWN AT 2:15, 5:80 and 9:00 to attend the dinner, beginning at charter member of to* Oiaminade Whettiever, In the opinion of the board of directors, public necessity men of working committees re­ 6 o'cl(x:k, and ^ve reports on the Musical Club, a member, of Tem­ and convenience require the extension of any main water pipe or ** * ***' P*TO“"*I property of Hm town, oppor- ceived service- pins. 52. sea 4 feet, visibility 12^ miles, twnlty shall be given for rompetlHve bidding under such rules and reg- weather average. k'.' renewal subscription which has ple Chapter, Order of Etastern sower pipe, (which designation for the purposes of this chapter shall It was announced that a dona­ HiV'-U RMUN . been going oii this week. Star, Newcomer's Club, YWCA, include any trunk line sewer), and said board shall vote to make such nlatlons as toe board of directors, Hbrary board, or toe board of edu­ tion had been sent to the Hartford Westhampton Beach, L.I„ wind HILLTOP cation. as toe case may be. may establish: and all moneys received calm, temperature 54, visibility 7 Leon Harrelaon of the New York and Manchester Memorial Hospi­ extenaions. said board may assess the cost of. such extension against Art School building fund, and a City headquarters of Community tal Women's Auxiliary. She waS the land found by said board to be especially benefited thereby. In sum had been set aside to he miles, cloudy.*' sr.vri' Concerts will speak to the group. • I . 'f CHAPTER H (ff^, 3-1) Elective 0|^(^enl Stratford- Point, wind west 9 executive seqretary of Manchester making assessments upon the property to be benefited, the board may awarded to a deserving art stu ­ The renewal drive Opened Mon­ Red Cross (luring WorW'’War I, divide the total area to be served Into districts and aaseea the property Driete the fl^t sentence of this section and substitute therefor: “A knots, temperature 56, vlalbllUy 5 dent at Manchester High School. miles, cloudy. i.\ii day with toe announcement that and was later stationed at Bradley HOMES benefited in each district separately, those receiving the more imme­ Manchester for the elecUon of The student will be chosen by the Rise Stevens, Internationally Field Hospital with toe Red Cross. diate benefits being assessed first and the less congested districts at **'*1 u* *'* ** "" **'• Monday in October, 1904. to faculty of the art department. Stratford Shoals, winds west 10 known soprano would perform In knots, temperature 57, sea calm, Pl u s “s n ip e r s RIDGE» At 4:is and 7:80 PJMC. such time or times as In the opinion of the board the growth and de­ ^ "" Monday in October. 1965 There will be a picnic for mem­ ,the series. 'Ihe selection of the velopment ,of such districts w-arrant. thewafter.” The remainder of this Section can b* r ^ visibility 10 miles, cloudy. 'other artiste ^11 be "made after the Item No. 4 tained In its present form. bers June 16 at the home of Mr. Eatons Neck, wind west 10 and Mrs. Ted Drake, Ripley Hill knots, temperature 56, sea calm, new subscription drive next week (1) CHAPTER rv. Section » (second sentence): page 30s of Charter ra A P n .R m (ftoc. S-2) Number, ElecHon and Term lid., Coventry. Those wishing to i i : :i. close* third line from bottom of page. u n *"*/’*, substitute therefor: "The Board of Direc­ visibility 9 miles, cloudy. STATE attend and desiring transporta­ New Haven, wind southwest 6 T%s concert series is for mem­ COVENTRY All rights, powers and duties of the town hot otherwise vested by tors shall c()nai8t of nine (9« members elected from the Town at large tion may call Mrs. Lesperance. 47 bers only, and the membership is this act are exclusively vested in the general manager and, except except for the election of October, 1964. knots, temperature 68, vlalbillty 6 2 P.M. OONTINUbUS—(SHOWN AT 2:00-4:80-9:00 Battista Rd. Members are remind­ miles, partly cloudy. WSIIiailW'WwiinmeiEiiitri opened only once a year. Old mem­ as herein provided, he shall exercise the powers and perform the ^av '^1 ^ y***’- commencing on the first Mon- ed to bring a box lunch and paints. ber* are i^ven first, chance to be­ DAY CAMP duties in and for the town of Manchester which are conferred and .h«ii h.^ a I **^*‘'' «''"=“on and until their-successors long. i I.;: 1 if:; Impoad by law upon selectmen, except such duties as relate to the Rhall have been elefcted and have qualified." Importt Top $11 Billion EVA MARIE JUNE 2S TO waking of voters and to the delivery and filing of the welfare relm- CHAPTER HI (Sleo. S-4) Org^anlzation SAINT VERNON bmsement agreements and Hens referred to In seeHons 17-SM and Delete the entire lecUtat and substitute therefor: "The Board of Direc- Rhythmic Choir BONN — West Germany’# 1961 AUGUST 31 0 1958 revision of Hie general statutes. M^d"«^v K ‘*** "^lernoon on the first imports topped 11 billion doUars, WARREN A happy time, rain or Off Center Rd. Item No. 5 ‘*** Monday in Novem Interprets Hymn 3.5 pfircent more than in 1960. Bx- shine for ffirls and boys (2) CHAPTER Xni. Section 2 (second sentence): page 411 of Charter her, 1965. and biennially thereafter and organize by electing by i porLs’ value rose 6.2 percent, to BEATTY MfESTOWN ggea 3-13. second line from bottom of page. majority vote of those present one of its own members to be. for a 512.750.000. 000. The trade surplus He Shall be overseer of the poor, shall have charge of the town term of one (11 year In regard to the meeUng of the first Monday of The Eighth Grade Rhythmic climbed from 51.260.000.000 at the KARL PHARMACY $15.00 Weekly GREEN THUMB NURSERY almahouse, if there be one, and, at the expense of the town shall Nwember of 1964 and for a term of two (21 years at each biennial Choir of Center Congregational former rate of exchange to ■ 51,- 459 Hartford Rd,—MI 9-9946 provide and maintain the necessary places, means and supplies for tpeeUng thereafter. Chairman of the Board of Directors; and, one of Church will interpret the hymn, 700.000. 000 at the present rate. MALDEM ______Interestteg: Program the subsistence of the poor and needy and shall exercise all the ita pwn members to be: for a term of on* (1) year In regard to the O Master, Let Me Walk With maintain our continuity Swimming-Sports WEST STREET VERNON~Tef. TR 5-1540 m(»tlng to be held on the first Monday'’in November, 19« and for a Thee," at both senices of the up­ . amS la lANiiiiRY * b r a n w powers and perform all the duties, except the release of the welfare per Junior church school tomor­ Trained Teachers (LOCATED 500 YARDS EAST OF TIYE NEW VERNON retonbmueraqnt agreemente and Hens referred to in sections 17-280 ^A'heBolrdVD[r^c*orS*^^ (biennial) there^lir. S«:retary row. of medical serricf we are POLICE STATION ON WEST BTREfTT) ^ *“*‘1 17-281, 1958 revision of the general stautm, (and functions) Mrs. Charles R. Baxter Jr. PLUS THIS SUSPENSE CO-HIT AT 3:50-7:25 Free Transportation given or delegated by the general stautes to selectmen of towns OIWITTER VII (ISec. 7-1) Biennial Elections choir director, assisted by MrsTc- Open All Day and Insurance relative to the support, control and removal of aged and needy per­ Delete the first sentence and subsUtute therefor: "Following the Town Willian: Minnick. Mrs. Robert GREEN THUMB SPECIAL sons and Indigent* and relative to charities, slm.shouses. baatard.y T i?"v ‘*1* .‘I™* M«nt* for the nomination of candidates for Towm office* ehali be Blake. Miss Donna Daniels. Miss I o^nDOfilMR.HiOkk'llua.KlB^ following sentence at the end thereof: the second Tuesday of September In the odd numbered years follow­ Deborah Getchell. Miss Rena Lan­ I------hMBstaiwi. .astiemiaie Notwfthstandlng toe foregoing previsions, if anv etftoer or emptovee ing the election of October. 1964, Commencing: In 1965. ders. Miss Pat Nickerson. Miss suziE WEDNESDAY C/uidy. Peterson and Miss Carolyn APPLE ^tpolntad by Hie board of direetdrs shail be convicted, by a f £ l CHAPTER IX (Sec. 9-1) Election to Board of Education iaine* Stewart-Joha Wayno—"Man Who Shpt liberty Valance’’ jMgment, of a felony, aa defined by the Connecticut general' statutes, Delete the entire section and subetltute therefoK “All the public Roberts. THEmVATION ARMY too officw beld by such officer and the position held bv such esn- Mancheater shall continue to be consolidated Miss Cynthia Barnes and Miss Kleaaor "T" ployee shall become vacant forthwith upon such, conviettnn. Education shall continue to consist of nine members. Candy Farrell will be choral ac­ Farker >tmen(fment to Chapter n. Section 9. At the Town elecUon to be held In October, 1964, there shall be elected companists tomorrow. TREES (BALLED) f^APTER n. Section 9 (page 161 is lierebv amended bv adding the thTec members only to the Board of Education to serve for a term of -t h e NAKED -SUNDAY SaHNH.- following sentence at the end thereof: ' three years, commencing: on the 6rst Monday In November in 3964.. At the Town election to- be held In October, 1965, and at each biennial CHESTER""'” Notiwitliatai^lng toe foregoing provisions. If any officer or cm- ju n g l e ENOS TOMOrin - '-Reaching and Teaching for Chri$t’* ^ \ , plojw appointed hj- the general manager shall be convicted, by a election thereafter, there shall be elected three members of the Board A b o u t T o w ^ ■OLTON .NOTCH I .v isit A Hble-Centered Claw m * Week rto^ Judginent, of a felony, aa defined by the Connecticut general of Bducatipn, to serve for a term of three years commencing oh. the first Dfaeover th e Wonnfh Of Christian Fenonrshlp Awdttng You. ^ BEAUTIFUL WINDOW BOX Statutee. toe office held by such officer and toe poalHon held bv speh Monday in November In the year of their election, and three members Members, delegates atul alter­ 8:80 A-BL 661 MAIN S’TREET employee «h^l bejeome vacant forthwith itpon «nch convicHon. elected to ser\*e for a term of three years commej^cinA on the first nates of Anderson Shea Pott and ' , 2 a T ___ Item No. 7 , Monday in November of the followinf year. At each such election, no elector shall vote for more than two candidates to take office In Auxiliary, VFIV, will attend the n. Section 4. Restrictions Respecting Conflicts in Interest. the years of the elecUon and two candidates to take ofifice ln,the en­ Third District convention of VFW r- W -■ UUWHCt WlUUMHOlMN’CUF (1) If another meaning is not clearly apparent from the language suing year,” Department of Connecticut to- HARVEY Geraniums or context, or If such construction is not inconsistent vvith the manifest inorrow at Post 254 quarters, 3700 Item No. 11 rawfcieoBA ■, tlKMW RED and PINK IntenUon of thts section, the terms used In this section shall be con­ (Sec. 3-31 Main St.,' Hartford. Registrations strued as followa: will begin at noon and continue . PAGE The compenaaticui of the member* of the board of director* shall be through 6 p.m. SAT. and SUN. ONLY « ^ - - •' ------the .purchase f - v . i x : sale; c u 7 leasing, i j . 1»I or I other j | aa follows' TT"* chairman and the secretary shall b« paid seven hun- • IntBn^hle: (2i •‘“'"irs and the other member.~,rf Yh7 ML^I~*h;ri’b; '^ d The American Legion Auxiliary will have' a potluck Monday at 6:30 _ .nHor-— . , fe/of"any pr^^riy'^eal^o*? ^rsS^^'^tan•grble^r mt^nglhr.'."'^ ^ litm for servMces rendered. •»>“■ ’** p.m. at the Legion home. Members (b) "Repilar towm official" includes: The'general managei : any are reminded to bring a hot dish VEGETABLE person elected to office under the provisions of chapter IT. section I: Item No. 12 or salad, and coupons for toe \toild (Sec 2-21 Officers Appointed by the Board of Directors welfare program. appointed to office under the prorisions of chapter n There shall be appointed by the board of directors tor the town a ^ tto n 2; the members of the board of education: and the members of All R O SES general manager, lui a*MMor, a planning commisaion consisting of The Men's League of the Salva­ PLANTS A . the town development commission: "Regular town officlsl" ahall also, five member*, a zoning board of appeals consisting of five members • PEPPERS Utolude the members of any other board or commission iuilcs* the tion Army will meet toniifht from TOMATOES \ and allernate* a* provided by statute, a library board conSlaUtig of 7 to t:S0 at toe church for a busi­ Pill -a BOOPLANTS OABBAOE . ^ r d of directors; by resolutions adopted at a regular meeting of the sL\ members, a board of tSx review consisting of three members, a ChsU* Chaektr SUNDAY! Recommended For Mature People • CIZJBBY such board or commlsgion not to be aub- town counsel, ah advisor)" recreation and park commisaion consisting ness meeting. Is "DON'T KNOCK . j*rt to the provisions of Chapter n. aectlon 4. as herebv amended. of five members, an axidltor or auditors, and an advisory board of THE TWIST” “THE MARK” Shown At 8:2Q PRICE Parents of Senior Girl Scouts, —Starts 8u.— ^ ' Tc) Town emjUoyee ’ Includes: Any person who performs personal health. The town may by ordinance provide for an aasistaJit general Tender Is Tks Ntshl” Vlcea for the tou-n for compensation. Including, without limiting offices, departments, boards and cnmnilssions and the Troop 1, will meet Monday at 8 Trsse rsaillr" 'to* genei^ity of the foregoing, any person performing such personal p-m. at Center" (Congregational duties and terms thereof and methods of appointment thereto. All of Church. Plans will b* discussed A Tray Blaze Climbers, Everblooming wrvicea for the board of education or for any other town board the officers appointed by the board of directors under the provisions THE BEST AHEAD OF THE REST Tea Ronea, Gimbing Tea Rpeea bureau, commiMion or department. of this section, except the general pianager. Us a£ * tan t If any, toe for the scouts' European trip. (2) Except as hereinafter provided, no regular town official and town counsel, and auditor or auditori shall be electors of the town at *'Hi|phly gratifyliis . ^ m e Potted no town employee shall have a financial interest, direct or indirect the time of their appointment, and, with said exceptions, all appointees a n d m a m a r a b i a l ’’-N.)r.naM PLUMDIIW u princi{»l, surety, partnerbr otherwise, In any transaction to which except as hereinafter provided, regardless of the date, of the original the town is one of the parties. If a transaction involves both the town appointment. shaU hold office until the Tuesday after the first MoH- "bA¥k IdiC^SlHoWk'A'r ii!>rsK ■ I ; ■ ■ - .Water Hcaten ' STURDY HANDMADE 55 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 1 - and a corporation, a regular town official pr tottm employee shall bet day in November in the year in which thefr term expires and until thqlr successors shall have been appointed and qualified: If any officer NOW OPEN MimiA ScHetL^STUMrr whitsian . H UTIIIB "" STRAWBERRY (ANDREWS BUILDING) deemed to have a financial Interest in the transaction if such bfficial ''The MaftK" •Caa«US«aM Hinddifieni ■■ I ' V tw* employee la a director or -officer of the corporation or if such (appointed by toe board of dlrectota under tola aecHon who I* required ...RO(aSTe(Mft..o«M«Ntar . - TRELLISES 'official or employe?, or the apquse or children of such official or em­ an riector of toe town, shall oe«wo Jio bo an elector tering hi* w EVERY NIGHT! Odmaiidiflei’s ' -PLANTS ployee, owns. Individually or Jointly, more than ten per cent (10’^) termr of office, theft his office shall automaHcally become vafsmt and AIR OiNiDITIOMNO Sales Manager Of the stock of such corporation. (he board of directors can thereafter appoint a su^ceaMr': FREE PLATORODND FOR THE KIDDIES NOW OPEN Air Cleaners (3) Except as hereinafter provided, no regular town official and noi Item No. 18 ENDS TONIOm"—Paid Newman—Color 2 5 Por«1.00 town employee shah have a financial interest, direct or indirect (Sec. 18-1) Town Counsel; Powers and Duties -Sweet Bird of Yoath”-^ mlaund.m., Adult Mbit class ImM AodHarlmn Loidtf An." V ing that all. the reaoureafulneas, two orbits. Thus, every eight or case, Texas Atty. Gen. Will Wil­ (Jharles ^Wlllumltis' of Manchester, arid Genera] Dynamics got the —from 38,684,120 to 38;iQ2,751 — Weekly ^.',30 nine hours the tanker and Apollo died yesterday at hla home. 7 an engine blew up on a test 828 to 331,373. Office suppllee The American Preeldent re. Yankee Hnaaay, Paelar the Ingenuity, the akllla ef aeien- son, noting President Kennedy’s rocket contract in December. The stand. On Jan. 12, 1961, the second when they adopted a 41-mill tax The SalvatloH Army tlata and engineers ’ hava been will be at the proper places In tha statement Thursday that the ad- Survivors; besides hts son in first launch date was set for Jan- rate for the general fund Instead were reduced by 3455, a 3600 cab­ HGHBER OF proachea the French Preaident for By A. H. 0. Ml Mala S t Masse* at 7. $, »;15 gnd 10:M orbits So that a rendezvous can be Manchester, Include his wife, Mrs. uarv 1961 exploded. It happened a third inet ■was denied, and 31,500 for ad­ _ THE A880CIATEUJ PRlflSa wspping TdUh Group. Mbit at brought to bear m this problem. miniatrafion. broke, the case, re­ of Martih's recommended 44 mills. ditional water and sewer depart­ jf. The Aeaoctated Rresa la ezoluelTety his "limited vlalon,” but then him­ Major E. Walter Uunls , m. chn»«» for.softhall gaaia. No ovo- The three methods dlscuased in affected. -In this feshioA about torted: "It Is true the federal Caroline Genis WillumlUs; two As Mother General Dyha.nicsi Among budget. llem.S''cut''Cvere •title d to the use of republication of , ment billing was eliminated. .Alt news, dispatches credited to It or aelf eettlee for aomething Ilka ''At­ Wa attempted just the pther Offleer tai Ohargs nlng most at church. previous eolumna were extremely three times a day a favorable op­ government filed the first official daughters ot Hartford and South nroiect director Krafft A ich L" launch date for Centaur appropriations for 14 new .position.t, S t Brtdgot'a K. 0. Chun* portunity will present i^elf for a Lyme, and tw6 grandchildren. 20. Welfare: 371,448 to 370,364. not otherwise cr^ited In this paLpsr lantic unity” aa the "true courae day, to pay some kind of trtbuU 7 pi m., Pilgrim Touth FaDow- difficult. We saw the Nova con­ charge of transpoHing a fraudu­ ricke, put It. the purpose of the AT ATOURT OF PROBATE held including a full-time town counsel, ^-4** mad also tha local news published here 9:30 a.m., Sunday School fo r d ^ d. JMUmmr. Paetar shlp mooting at church under cept wes too far In the future. rendeavous. .The funeral will be held Monday rocket at that time was "simply The board cut 3238 for an, extra All r^ ta of republication of apeclal— of hfetory." It will take more than I ^ . Stanley B. HaaHlls lent mortgage across state lines Pratt ft Whitney engineers fin- assistant general manager, execu­ step for the welfare dlr*etor, re­ dispatches herein are also reserre^ to the neglected Importance of the all ages. leadi The mom ortiital rendezvous pro­ If the orbits are not synchro­ and caused Estes' arrest. But I at 8:15 a.m. at the Merwin, Leek to 'trigger new lines of growth, ally pinpointed the trouble; The tive director for the development Atlantic unity even to keep hla- Rer. DenMa B. Hmaey man s - nized. then it la highly likely that and Sheehan Flineral Home, 35 duced the approprlatlQ»"for a clerk campaign wHfe. We stated, without 10:45 a.m„' Holiness . sarvlee. gram Is extremely complex be­ think they had no idea of the ‘Primus’ Editor get babTes bom- who would later ignition system was faulty. They commission* planning assistant, typist by 3609, elimthated 370 for run senrlce client of N. B. A. 8afv^ tory going. fear of contradiction, that behind Music by Band and Sengaters. cause of the oribital rendezvousing tha Apollo wUl have to return to scope of Estes' operations." Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with a Miss Shelia Graham, daughter on develop into full-fledged per-, corrected this, and to date have Club President building Inspector, senior engineer­ Masaea at 7, S, #. lo u d 11. . the earth and another attempt be solemn high Mass of requiem at an executive chaif. and reduced of­ ’"iH.i'r-_ _ dishsrs Representatives. H m almost every suecesaful political Sermon by Maj. Lamie. OHvifjr Chnreh difficulty, and rendezvousing on "We were the first to get Into of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Gra­ sonalltle's." conducted more than 700 "hot Mm. H. John Malone, 84 Pros­ ing aide, three men for the high­ fice supplles.by 3167. Julius. Mathews------s Special Aaenev—Ksw 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by (Aeew hMen eC God) Uie lunar surface presented an al­ made. If the Apollo does come Elstsis' records. We were the first St. Gertrude’s Church, Windsor, at ham, 44 Bunce Dr., has been elect­ At first only one mission was firings" ot the engine In ground pect St^ was elected to a two-year way division, and five Secretarial 21. Cemeteries: 362.607 to 359.- York, Ohlcasro. Detroit and Boston. candidate there stands a woman, Oiuroh of the AatnrapHo* _ ^ JMJMkW. T>kA most unsurmountable problem.. close, then they will mate. At this 9. Burial will be In St. Joseph’s tests. MGHBER' AtTDIT’ BUREAU OF Hard To Avoid Doing It? Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. Adame S t M M IIW ittw eld. into his grain storage (derations. ed by l)er staff to begin her sec­ assigned^ Centaur—to put a high tet-ni as president, ot the Women’s positions. 631. Cut from the budget were 3400 CIRc u t.LATION8 A------and we conjectured that It could S:30 p.m., Prayer aervlea. Bov. Kenneth Ll OuetnfeOA Pnator There remains but me other point. It may be stressed that the We were the first Into the wtwle CJemetery, Poquonock- ond year as editor Of "Primus.” altitude Mtelllte.into an exact 24- The project, started on a com­ The board also deleted appropri­ for constnictlon or program sup­ It develops that the chief reason R c^do^ nuTML>»atw mode—the earth orbital rendez­ use of magnetic fleldA claws, can­ •Priqnds may call at the funeral Club of Manchester recently. The Th« Herald Pnnilna Company, Ine., he of some importan'ce. to the 7 p.m., Evangelistic aarvlea. Rer. Framd* T. Butler, matter of Elstes’ relationship with the University of Hartford stu­ hour orbit so that it would stay paratively shoestring appropria­ ations for Blue Cross hospltiUlza- plies, 32,500 for fencing, and 374 there seems to be a certain amount state as a whole. Just w’hat par­ Music by Band and Songsttrs. vous technique. nons are not too feasible In st>acc. the Department of. Agriculture home today and Sunday from 3 to dent yearbook. She is a sopho­ over one spot on earth. tion of 359 million, had grotving club will conclude Its season until tion insurance for town employes ■ieumea no nnanclal responalbUlty fer. fo ? 'S At this time, BCittiUsts visualize for 13th month payments. typonaphteal errors appearina bi ad- of optlmlam that, after we have ticular woman that would be for Sermon by MaJ. Lamie. Majaea at The Saturn C5, .is capable of and the question of influence ped­ 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a more. But as the years w-ent by, space pains, Lack of spare parts, due fall with a dance Saturday, May and a public and Institutional prop­ 22. Public IVorks Administra­ TerUsaments and other readina matter 7, 3, 9, 10:16 and 10:56 ajn„ Wordilp Bervieo with feeing about 200,000 pounds In a that the only manner in which the dling In Was)iington,’’ he said. recitation of the Rosary at the to lack of money, caused some In The Hancheeter Erenlna Herald. concluded our present series of the next four years. She might 11:30 Am. A psychology major, she is a planners began to see more and . , ,, 26, at Manchester Country Club. erly form of fire Insurance for tion: 322,580 to 321,974. Appropria­ after all, have something to say South Methodtat Church mav. James Ranaoia, piwaeher. SOO-mile earth orbit Thus, If two vehicles can successfully close Sen. Barry GoWwater, R-Ariz., funeral home tomorrow at 8 p.m. member of the' Psychologj’ Socie­ more fields for Centaur to con-, u^'ays, Von Braun testified, Re.scr\’atlons, which close Monday, town buildings. tions for temporary part-time help, Display adrertlslna closina' hour*. nuclear tests, and after Ruaala has with the direction her husband Bar. Lawrence F. Almond .r» ” Chriet’e Ambaesadon two vehicles . were used, about is to use rocket power to propel said he expects the Elstes scandal ty, honorary liberal arts sorority quer and other missions were sdd- I it will cost an may be made by calling Mrs. Jo- I^arge cuts were also made to 3300, and-a new typewriter, 3308. For Honday—1 p.m. Frlday.- concluded Its new answering se­ Trinity Ceireaimt Oharek "Touth" service. 400,000 pounds of pey load could one against the other. They con­ to be "a real shaker” before It's Stephen J. Zavodjaneik (jamma Chi Rho and social soror­ the budgeto for sidewalks, educa­ W'ere cut from the budget. For TOesday—1 p.m. Honaay. took, in matters of public policy. Rev. Percy M. Spurrier SprwM St near E. Center S t 7 p « .. Family Goopal Sarvlee. clude that only 'the use of rocket 1: to carry scientific probes to “ ’’.'i- .seph Swennaon, 97 Prospect St, For Wednesday— 1 p.m Tuesday. ries, there can then be negotiated But wre are not sure that, when Minister* be easembled In orbit around the over. He said he expects the af­ Stephen J. Zavodjaneik, 76, of ity Phi Sigma Chi. thele .Moon and Mars and Venus; ^ as rc- The semi-formal dance will tion, capital, improvements. and 23. ' Town Clerk: 338,285 to 338,- For Thursday— 1 p.m. Wednesday. we got all through, we weren’t Rev. K. EJnar Rhak, PastMr W ^eeday 8 p.m., BtUe Study eartA A weight of this magni­ power in homeopathic doses and fair to Involve several more gov­ 1016 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, Miss Graham has been on the toI act a.s an upper stage of the Then start with a "punoh bowl" at 8:30 hlghway.4. 012, A 3273 Increase to the town For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. rather easily a ban on future nu- and Prayer Service. tude is so great that a manned skillful maneuvering will work. For Saturday—1 n.m. Frldsv back to the rather prosaic verdict • a.m. and 10:45 a.m.. Morning ernment officials. "You can’t do father of Mrs. Francis Lynch of dean’s list each semester at the huge Saturn boo.ster; to become a came months of-more delays—for p. m. "The So^istlcate.s" will pro­ Here are llated, for each depart­ clerk’s salary was eliminated. Classified deadline; 10:30 Ji.)m. M__ eJear teetlng—the chief reason.-for that wrlves are to be Judged and 9:30 a.m., Sunday Sehod with landing on the moon could be If we assume that only 400,000 the conniving Elstes has done with­ Manchester and Mrs. Joseph Scag- university and Is a 1960 honor workhorse .space vehicle as the "circuitry revisions,” "program­ vide music for dancing from 9 p.m, ment, tlje general manager's rec­ 24. Elections; 325,089 to 324,739. ay of publication except Saturday — Worship. Sermon: "Stir Into F l^ e classes for kindergarten through Keith Methodlet Chnreh made with the Apollo lunar land­ pounds la available in orbit to mer problems," "hydrogen vent ommendation, the appropriation a.m. ouch optimism. It develops. Is that rated In the aame way their can­ The Gift of God," by the Rev. Mr. out help from people In very high nelll of Talcottvllle, died yesterday graduate of Manchester High space age pas.sed out of the tod­ to 1 a. m. and a midnight buffet A recommended appropriation of { nobody will be able to find any didate husbands are Judged and adult. _ _ ••• Pnrker St. ing vehicle by going directly from leave tor the ^oon, then after the places," Goldwater said. at hla home after a short illness. School, where she was editor of dling stage. Each of "these as­ valves," and weather conditions. supper will be prepared by Chef approved by the board of directors, 3350 for two metal desks wa* turn­ Almond. Church school for nursery, .10:30 ajn., ChurebUaie Nufnery Rsv. ■. Oegeed Bennett, MMotm an earth orbit. Apollo engines hsve finished firing, At lost on May 8 everything was and the Items which the board cut Saturday, May 19 rated—on the visual image and through Grade 9. Survivors, besides his daughters the high school yearbook in her signments meant changes in de­ Josef. ed down. real reason for refusing to nego­ for children under Grade • age As a result of the ease with to put it Into an earUi-to-moon In Manchester and Talcottvllle, In­ senior year. ready. It was all over 56 seconds from each budget: tiate such a ban. personality atmoephere they pre­ 10:45 a.m.. Church School for sign. later. . ^ Other officers elected are Mrs. General fund budget* in which • • ‘True Course Of History” sent. level. 9 nnd 10:30 e,m., rtmUy Wor- which' Lt. Col. John H. Glenn transfer trajectory, only 150,000 clude a son of Rocky Hill, a Other Manchester students In mid-1959. the new National Swemvion, first tice preaident; 1. Education: 34,536,565 recom­ the board of directors made no Senior High. 10:46 Mfwnlng Wegahlp. hUp.^^ Sermon; "Baptised with maneuvered In orbit and his state­ pounds will start off for the moon- Rockville-Vernon elected to serve on the I.Tniver.sity Thoso In charge hope they’ll mended. 34,486,565 approved. In BJven the most warlike of our Perhaps, If we were going to 2:30 pjn. District Conference. daughter of Bloomfield, a sister of Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ find all the bugs and get them Mr.i. Karl Kehler. second vice cuts, together with the adopted ap» Preaident Kennedy, the other face the prospects and conse­ Sermon: ‘Hequirad SubacU." ments that he could have effected 'When the Apollo approaches ths Stratford, eight grandchildren, of Hartford yearbook staff are tration NASA look over re.spon- prasldent; Mr.s. John Gerard, re­ the caae of the education budget, propriation, are asaessor, 346,030; nuclear scientists,. on both sides, Friendship C h u rc h , Hoekanum, 4:30 p.m.. ConfereiK* RgUy held ® am., Sunday Rrixxd: Ntiraary, a rend^vous with other objects moon It must destroy about one Miss Carol-ann Walach, .W Wel­ out before another Centaur trem­ only the. board of education has the night, engaged himself In a long- win,., by that time, have had as quences' of a battle for public Ea.st Hartford. Grades 4-13. near him, the orbital rendezvous three great-grandchildren and aibllity. An Air Foi-cc officer re­ bles on its launching pad and cording secretary; Mrs. Earle authority to adjust its appropria­ treasurer, 311.733; Civil Defense, office honestly, we would not at The Covenant Congregmtiotia] Sind a half miles per second ot several nieces and nephews. lington Rd.. managing editor of Howard, corresponding secretary, 34,655; health, 328,335; probate range debate with President de much bang as they feel entitled 3 p.m.. Annual Meeting of the Oiureh, Westminster and Sedg­ 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; method suddenly assumes added velocity, and to do this about 100,- Jail Evacuated "Primus," and William R. Taylor, malned in charge of the project.' lifts into the air. tion to conform with the 350.000 Gaulle. He did so with some spend too much time on the candi­ Manchester Christian Youth Ooun- Nursery, kindergarten, The funeral will be held Mon­ and Mrs. Albert Roy, treasurer. reduction by the directors. court 33,273 and the following to ask. Since every nuclear explo­ date. or on the wife. wick Rds., W*at Hartford. GradM significance. Apparently, as long 000 pounds of fuel will be con­ day at 8:30 a m. at the Lowe Fu­ 195 Henry St., senior editor. Committee chairmen appointed r sharpness and some passion, as if cll, Oommtmlty BapUst Church. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Midweek 1*0. as one of the orbiting vehicles con­ sumed in setting down on the 2. Mlscellstneous: 31.781,925 to Items to the mitcellaneous cate­ sion, of any kind, by anybody, con­ Perhaps we would concentrate For all Ninth Graders and Senior With Dispatch neral Home. 2534 Main St., Glas­ include Mrs. Ralph Belluardo and gory: Bond maturities and Inter­ he felt that very fundamental, on the campaign manager, or the Scrvic* of Btblo study Jind prsyor. 2:30 p.m.. Delegates will attend tains a human being to track and moon. This means that the vehicle Mrs. Walter Cassells Jr., publicity; 31,553,336. The board eliminated a stitutes some degree of health High. tte Norwich Diatrlot Spring Con­ adjust the flight paths so that a weight will decrease from 150,000 tonbury, with a solemn high Mass Police Arrests Lodge, Sadlak, 312,778 appropriation for up-dat­ est, 31.164,870; tax refunds, 31,500; esirth-ahaklng Issues were In­ speech wrriter, or, in many in­ 7 pjn„ Ninth Grade Fellowship, ference at Friendship Methodist of requiem at St. Paul’s (jhurch, Mrs. John BIckley and Mrs. Ken­ ing the towTi’s fire coverage to ac­ settlement of claims, 318,000 and damage to people now living and stances. the indlvldusl who would ■mynel Imtheran Ohweh rendezvous can be undertaken. It to about 50,000 pounds. In Fire Drill neth McAlplne Jr., hospitality; volved. They were. Cooper Hall. «uroh, Hoekanum, ShMt Hart- will be successful In this mission. Again' the lunar explorers will Glastonbury, at 9. Burial will be cordance with recent'' appraisals, (Charter Revision Commission, 3500. to potential millions yet unborn, be the combination of the two. Bev. O. Henry Andenen. Paalor xOFa, In St. Augustine's C e m e te ry . Rival Says Robert F. Michaud, 20, of 3(X) Seely-Brown Jr Mrs. Vernon Muse and Mrs. Myron deleted 33,700 for the public and The American President was an- It Is easy to establish the claim 7 p.m.. Senior High Fellowship, Thus, one of tha Important un­ pursue their program for a limited CTharter Oak St., last night was Bogllah, program; Mrs. A, L. It would be a nice humanitarian Susannah Wesley Hall. lAMoyne O. Bolemeii, Intora Ju"**"* High Methodlat knowns in this technique has been It took less than 10 minutes to South Glastonbury. . instlluUonal property form of fire swering the French President’s re- of the campaign manager or the time, and when their mission is FUends may call at the funeral choxged -with larceny In an at­ Schulze and Mrs. Alfred Ritter, gesture to give up testing again. 7:30 p.m., Membership Seminar, Youth Friiowehlp. eliminated. ^ accomplished, they will begin their deploy fire engines, evacuate 30 mesnberahip; Mrs. Benjamin Rou­ coverage, and cut 32,522 from the ! cent press conference vision of a speech writer to a priority of Im­ lounge, Susannah Wesley Hall. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Methodist I t the Orbital vehicles have the prisoners and (dace ambulancee in home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ tempted theft of a battery from Call on Pinney unallocated portion ot the Insur­ May Victor Buropean order and a world order As for our old American buga­ portance far ahead of that of the Chureh School Nursery Class for Youth Fellowship program on return to the earth. ‘ position for use at the Tolland morrow from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 the ^jeBlanc Gulf. Station at 55 leau and Mrs. Raymond Badger, ance budget. mere wife. same degree of accuracy In their The take-off weight of the Apol­ President Oakland St. on May 16. The arrest welfare; Mrs. Louis Chompeau, fi­ which rested upon a rebirth of na- boo—to the effect that we must Center Congregational Church four-year olds. Music by Chapel Camp Aldersgate. guidance aa our Intercontinental Slate Jail Thursday night In a p.m. There will be a recitation of (Cnhtinued from Page One) Under personnel retirement and have on the ^ t Inspection to It is the manager-writer who (3>olr. Sermon by Mr. Boleman, lo will be 50,000 pounds, t>ut atout mock fire alert. was the second In the ca.se. Mich­ nance, and Mr*. Anthony Pond, ^ tlonallsm rather then upon wist­ United Church of Christ Ballistic Missiles, then It Is poasl­ 100 second after take-off for the the Rosary at the funeral home to­ aud and C2arence U. Burke. 21. of nominating. Insurance costs, the board reduced In GOP PoU guard against violations of any has all the easy approaches to the 31 Center St. "The Spirit of Truth." Jehovah’s Wltnessea ble, at this time, to place them "The timing was terrific,” said morrow at 8 p.m. defeated Lodge when Lodge wa* the pension fund by 315,000, so­ ful, fuzcy, idealistic experiments candidate's ear, who has the best 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship with earth, the weight will have drop­ 229 Autumn St., who was arrest­ flev. CUfford O. Slmpaon, Minister Kingdom Hall within ten miles of one another In High Sheriff Nicholas Pawluk running for re-election aa gover­ cial security by 38,000, employe Thirty-nto* out of 69 mtmbere - Involving supranational arrange- nuclear teet ban treaty—there Is chance of being with him In his Rite of OanflrmaUoft. and Church 791 Main St. ped to about 17,000 pounda be­ yesterday. "I was verj- much im­ Aids Ted ed Wednesday on a similar charge, Increasing evidence and opinion unguarded, susceptible moments. Rev. Laurence J. Vincent. orbit In all likelihood. In the next cause about 33,000 pounds of fuel will each be preaerited In Circuit nor In 1954. Insurance by 32,000, and eliminat­ present at the Republican Town ’ menta and organlisatlons. Amoolate Minister School. Music by tha Ikttanuel four or five years when the need pressed and thought the drill was ed entirely 336,000 for Blue Croaa Committee laet night voted for Ekl- that anybody can detect nuclear Who Is It puts the candidate, to a o ir. Sermon by Paetar Anderton, t\1ll have been consumed. very auccessfiR." Storm Disrupts Court 12, Mancheeter, June 4. The three Republlca,n senatorial And the American President, • P-m-’ Public Bible Discourse: for orbital rendezvousing becomes (Contlnned from Page One) Burke ha* posted a 3100 bond and hospitalization insurance. win May Jr. ea Oielr first cholfia eaqiloaions anywhere, but that, bed, confers with him In the mid­ T hat You May Remember." TFhat la Happening to Morale?” necessary, the accuracy of the After a return trip to the earth hopefuls were Joined yesterday by State News The contribution to the Capital pursuing his own point consistent­ dle of the night, has breakfast 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church Serv­ of about 60 hours, the Apollo will Pawluk and Tolland Fire Chief Miohaiid has been released under for .the OOF gubernatorlM nomina­ even if this is not strictly so, no ices. "The Will of God." At both services—recepUon of 4:15 p.m., Watchtower maga- guidance system will be Improved Russell W. Blnhelmer planned the Power Briefly atorial nomination -shared both his own recognition, police i Miss Vivien Kelleme of Stoning Improvement Reserve Fluid was tion. ly and eloquently for a certain dis­ with him, who, In short, for the new member*: *l*o, nursery for In­ ^ e study article: "Christendom and the possible ten-mile gap will descend through the atmoephere surprise drill, called at 6 p. m. platforms last night with the cut from 3300,000 to 3150,410. Twenty-four members voted (or axploaiona small enough to escape duration of the campaign, actually 9:16 and 11 a.m., CStureh School, fants. to finally effect a landing on the ported. ton, often a candidate but never tance, but then, In the elld. drop. Nursery through Junior High. Ha* Failed God. After Her End, be reduc^ to about one mile. The Pawluk said the idea was orlginaU- A power failure was reported at three candidates for the Demo­ 3. Highways: 3362,147 50 3316- John AIsop aa their firet choice. detection could have any potential eata, drinks and sleeps with the What?" surface of the earth. With the an officeholder. Roundup ^ ping It almost as concluslvely^as candidate? None other than the Members of the Lower Junior De­ advantage of the closer approach ly Binheimerra, stemming from the Hilliard St. sub-station of the cratic nomination for governor, 201. CJut were three new men, Four votes were east for New­ military Importance, even If sueh partment will attend church with »8B Evangeileal Lutheran Orareli Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group Bible Is the savings in fuel necessary to lift surface built into the space­ the Hartford Hospital fire Dec. 8. Hartford Electric Light Co. Park­ Miss Kellems ha* bid for the 313,104; radio system; 38.000; man MarelUus and two for John de Gaulle hsd tried to drop It, manager-writer. As for the wife, craft, It will permit the craft to Lt. Gov. Edward F. McLaughlin Terrorists B a t 11 e Republican nomination for sena-^ (Continued from Page One) small explosions were to go on, un­ she Is somebody the candidate families. (Miasoart Syned) atudlea In the Bible aid: "Let close the distance between the two The chief wanted to establish a er Soren, Manchester division man­ vacuum truck, 322,000; 13th Lupton. ■■ shaped his answer in the following 3 p.m., CYP Club, annual dty Obo^ and n ig h Sta Tour Name Be Sanctified" at the vehicle!. land within an area about 3,000 fire fighting and evacuation plan ager, said that a power failure Jr„ Motor Vehicles Registrar tor twice before. IVhen the OOP month payments, 3842; end over­ Sixteen pereon* chose to write words: detected, for years. meets somewhere while a photo­ miles long and 500 miles wide. Algiers Gendarmes turned her down, she ran anywsy action would constitute Interfer­ time payments, 33.000. graph Is being posed. Once or Youth Council meeting at Com­ The Rev. Paul 6. Prokapy, Paelar following aervlea centers:. The method by which this for the Jail in event of emergency, In the northwest part of town Clement A. Riley and Endicott In at the bottom of their guberna­ "I am confident that Atlantic As for ths old Russian bugaboo, munity BapUst Church for eleeUon 287 Oakland St., 18 Ohambers scheme will be put Into operktion From this It Is seen thkt two Pawluk said. and most of the North End occur­ (Chub) Peabody. —aa an independent — and lost. ence by the Judiciary with legiti­ 4. Sidewalks and Curb*; 376,- torial ballota that they prfrerred twice during a campaign, for at • Am., Sunday School. Fr*« bus is an intereating one. Saturn C5 vehicles can orbit an The general subject of the ses­ (Continued from Page One) What are her prospects for *UC' John Lodge ax a oandlwto for the unity represents the true course of about any Inspection system being least one fireside chat nr Inter­ of officers. St., 20 Marble St„ and 813 Main "I supported the Idea whole­ red for some 40 minutes but cees this year? mate functions of an agency of 770 to 330.226. Reduction* were In merely a disguise for a lot of capl- B:80 p.m„ CYP Club, Woodruff tranaportaUon. St, all In Manchester; 31so French We will assume that the first Apollo lunar landing vehicle and heartedly," the sheriff said, add­ electricity was back In service by sion was the needs and prospects repairs. 321,000; new work,39,- lenatorial nomination. No other history—that- Europe and ths view. and for the receipt of re­ 9:30 Am.. AduH Blbl* Study. vehicle is the tanker, and this is a tankker around the earth to ing it is the tf.flrst time to his 11 p.m. of the Democratic party In Mas­ Into the grounds of the palace and "I think <1 have a chance," she the edmlnletrative branch of gov­ ciuididate for this Fost was men­ UUst spying inside Russia, that turns. election night, she and her Hall, speaker, A. Raymond Rogers, Road in Bolton. said. 000; advertising, 325; end con­ United States have not Joined topic "EducaUon and the Modem 10 a.m.. Divine Worahip.: Text: sent Into as circular an orbit as permit a manned landing on ths knowledge a crflnprehensive drlli Ernest Tureck of the To"Vi sachusetts. burst in the lush tropical gardens. ernment — the Dental Commls- struction or program suppllee, tioned. too has been turned Into a lot of husband may be required to be Friday St the Kingdom Hall; All flve agreed the party needs No one was Injured. DANffiLSON (AP) — H o u se tion. Vote by BaUot forces for more than a decade to home together, at the same time. Day Problems of Youth.” Pialm »9;l-a. Thame: "Oh, Sing 7:25 p.m.. Theocratic Ministry is possible at an altitude of about moon. has been conducted. Highway Department said "N» 3200. M Unto the Lord a New Song.’’ 300 miles. The trick now is to put (Copyright 1062, Generel Fea­ flooding of consequence was re­ reorganization and a grass roots .Before smoke cleared away a Spekker Antliony E. Wallace, who The Teamster* claim the com- 6. Board of Directors; 320,891 to Cktntrery to the' decision made be divided now by limited -rislons nonsanse by sevaral proposals and In the same room. And that can be Rchool. The radio alert sounded at 6 Nursery in the parish house the Apollo vAicle Into an ellipti- tures Ciorp-). ported because the water ran off deve.Iopment of town and city patrol of gendarmes In armored seeks the Republican nomination miuion 1* attempting to Interfere 316,187. The directors eliminated r and auspicions. The direction of poasibllltles, ranging from the Just the way It Would be after elec­ 4 Han 8:30 pjn.. Service Meeting. p. m. and prisonem were evacuat­ for governor, says the future of the by the town pommlttee at the last tion. too. ster S t during this wonditp time. ed by 6:03. The first fire engines very quickly after the storm," he committees to be Uic basis of a vehicle^ raced out Into the street. with their health and welfare pro­ raise* for themselves and provl-1 meeting, the voting was by ballot our destiny- Is toward community Sohn plan for spot check zonal In­ 11 Am., Gottesdlenat. arrived at 6:05 and ambulamces said. strong statewide organization. Suddenly rifle and machine-gun Kennedy admlniatration ‘1* riding gram. Sion* for up-dating payment for instead of by voice 6r hand. The manager-writer Is the fel­ First am reh of Christ. Sclmtiet mon by the Rev. Mr. Gender. tha eervlce for Grades 1, 3 and 8. They agreed also that the party on the outcome of the, 1962 Con­ and confidence—and the United spection to the neutral plan for a low to know If you want to know 10:30 a.m„ Breaking,of Bread. Wednemlay, 9:30 p.m.. Adult In­ Masoak) Temple Junior Choir. Classes follow. Nurs­ were on the scene at 6:10. Fire A smoking furnace at 545 E. fire broke out from embankments After all five dental commia- aervlce to conform with the fiscal John' Bowen, heed of the AIsop gradual establishment of the In­ formation Hour. Nursery for babies. engines froth distant companies Center St. was the only fire call. fund raising should be In the overlooking the street. The gen­ necticut election." ■loners testified in open court year. 33,884; reduced (he appro­ Club In Manchester, asked that the Statea is determined to fulfill that what an administration Is going to 12:15 p.m„ Sunday Seiieol. ery end kindergarten In children's No Youth Choir rehearsal this hands of the official Democratic “The prestige of the New Fron­ destiny. spection principle. be like, what deathless phrases It 7 p.m.. Gospel moetlng. Thursday and Friday, Luthsran 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sunday chapel. arrived 'within minutes of each Chief W. Clifford Mason said that darmes returned heavy fire. earlier this week the lawyers for priation for advertising by 3465; voting be by ballot and he pre­ Worden’s Missionary League Joth Sunday. other, iPawluk said. 'no damage was done to the fur­ organization. Other gendarme units were tier will be at Stake when the both skies put their heads - to­ and cut mongy for a projection "Far from resenting the rise, of will produce, what direction Its Tuesday, 3 p.m., Prayer meet­ School, and nursery. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and 7 p.m., Junior and- Senior High Democratic National Chairman sented ballot blanks for distribu­ It seems that something about policies will take, and what kind ing. Anniversary AtlanUc District Oon- 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. Holy Baptism ^ t h sermon by the Participating companies were nace, only a little black smoke— The Jefferson-Jackson Commit­ called Into the area to throw a gether behliMl closed doors Thurs­ screen, 360, a lectern, 3M, and a tion. ' a united Europe, this country wel­ the wldth^ of an eye-lash will be venUon at Statlsr Hilton Hotel, Baptist Youth Fellowship. which may have been caused by tee has been the party fund raiser blockade around It as the palace (John Bailey) 'and one of the day afternoon. photo-copier, 3800, of profile It will submit to the hls- Friday. 8 p.m., Bible study. Hartford.. Reading Room hours at 740 Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Senior choir. Bolton, the two Coventry depart­ for years. President’s high ranking cabinet Atty, Thomas Bailey moved, comes It—a new Europe of equals separating the Russian and Amer­ for>’ books. Main St., excepting legal holldaya, Nursery is available in the chil­ ments, Columbia, Crystal Lake, the electrical storm." he said. unit and the secret army com­ The discussions continued 6. General Manager;. 349,286 to however, that the voUng be open. Kennedy said that If It con­ mandos exchanged fire. officers (Abraham Rlblcoff) sub­ yesterday without a solution be­ 337,946. Chit from the budge) were Instead of rivals—s new Ehtrope ican postUons on a nuclear teat The manager-writers are, of Monday, Tueaday. Wettoeaday. Fri­ dren's chapel at this hour. Eaglevllle, Ellington, Rockville, tinues to be so. the Jefferson- mit their reputations and record to Wilber Little opposed him, as did course, the unsung heroes of poli­ day, Saturday, ll a.m. to 4 p.m.; 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer In the Stafford Springs, Tolland, Vernon T h e rattle of automatic weap­ ing reached. The trial is sched­ $6,176 of an $11,175 recommended Atty. John S. G. Rottner, who said I bom of common Ideals, Instead of ban, after the current exploalona Memorial Chapel ef the Nativity. ARGHiremiRAL Jackson Committee should be re-.; ons fire sent people In the area the voters In the fall election, uled to resume Tuesday. appropriation for an assistant gen' tics. E\-en the wives make out bet­ Area Churches Thuraday. 11 a m. to 9 p.m. and Wllllngton. Break Reported qulred to make a full accounting Wallace said last night. that Chairman John F. Shea Jr., the old Europe, tom by national have given their respective weap­ ter. In the realm of recognition. "Mortals And Immortals” will Dally, 7 p.m., Evening Prayer in Hose was laid Into the build­ scurrying into hiding. oral manager; 38,750 for a etS' ths campaign manager for con­ to the state committee and to the Bailey also is state Democratic nographer. 3400 for office supplies, and personal animosities. We look oneers the last word In what the Only those does to the trade It­ ReclrvUle Mathodlat Chureh bo the subject of the Lesson-Ser­ the Memorial Chapel. ing and fire ladders were placed Into Serve-Well Democratic party. The Summer Palace, a splendid tender Edwin H. May Jr., should ■font-ard to Its Increased role, as a S t Fraaeis of Asalal Chnreh mon fer Sunday, May 20. Wednisday, 10 a.m.. Midweek WOODWORKINa against the Jail. A half mile of hose whitewalled building In Moorish chairman. Welfare Secretary Ribl- Bolton 350 for rentals, 3200 for professlonel protect himself egathst future atom can do. and given their sci­ self know who It was made Ray 143 Oreve St. Sosith WIndaor Holy communion. Kennedy said that regardless of style and surrounded by a white coff Is an unaniiounced candidate services, 3176 for a desk, 335 for a full and equal partner, in both the Baldwin say there was no substi­ Rev. Lawrence M. Hill, Paeter The Golden Text Is from was laid to Aberle’s Pond for wa­ the outcome of the senatorial fight criticism by having the vote In, entists, or at least those still un­ Rev. James F. CHynn, Paster Romans: 8:13. Every Detail Worked ter supply. Police today are Investigating well, was long the symbol of for the party’* nomination for U.S. posture chair, 3260 for a typewrit­ writing. , burdens and the opportunities of official enough to have a con­ tute for a Job In private Industry, .Rev. RsjrmoM B. Taehnnshai an overnight break into the Serve- he Is sure that the cordial rela­ senator. er. 3260 for transportation, and 345 who dubbed John Lodge the man Scriptural aeleetlona win Include Community Baptiat Ohnreh To Perfection The 30 prisoners were evacuated tionship between the President French authority In Algeria. Tax CoJIeclor Also, said Rottner, If the ballot » aid, trade, finance, diplomacy and science, nightmares over the fu­ 9:30 a.m., Church Sohool, Cirade Coloaaiant 3:2. 536 East Omter St Well Burner Co. at I'l Stock PI. It Is not far from the heart of Wallace, at a party gathering for construction or program sup­ you could believe, who gave Ken­ 4 through adults. Masses at 7, — Specialties through a reajf door pa.it a line apd the Speaker will remain the plies, was secret. Shea would be leas defense. We look forward to the 9, 9, 10:16 and Correlative passages from "Sci­ Rev. Alex H. Elseeser, Mlnletor of guards arid state police to a In which a galvanized plate and same. the city on' a broad, palm-lined here, said Preaident Kennedy and To Hold Session likely of being accused of having ture cancer and deformity test nedy the "never negotiate out ot 10:60 a.m.. Church Sohool, Nur­ 11:30 a.m. ence and Health with Key to the — Wo^ Tuming an undetermined amount of his family "will undoubtedly be 7. Planning and Zoning: $29,201 strengthening of world peace that fall-out can cause. fear, never fear to negotiate" lan­ bus. Pawluk said the guards were Both Kennedy and McCormack street that was once a pleasant used his influence to swing the sery through Grads 8. Scripturea" by Mary Baker Eddy, 9:30 am., Church School for all — Carving in position for security reasons. money, taken from a^ candy ma­ strolling place. seen crisa-croailng the Nutmeg to 320,829. The board eliminated town committee to May. would result from a European Why can aome diplomats appear guage, who gave John AIsop that 11 a m.. Morning Worahip. Ths Sacred Heart Oinreh Include p, 258 ; 2-5. ages. chine, is reported missing. expressed confidence that each In suburban Ouyotvllle a half- slate In an effort to ' help their In Clerk’s Office $4,823 for a planning assistant, "citizen In action" tag. w'ho stirred Rev. Robert Flrby will preach. Rt. 99, Venon — Shapes In an actual emergency, he said, Ben Sandler, who b-eported the have the majority of the 1,723 $3,203 for a stenographer, and The motion to have an open bal­ community In which no member optimistic over the negotiation of Ed May’s interest in the salt 10:30 am.. Morning Worship. there would be leas control of In­ delegates who will vote on the dozen uniformed men showed up friend* in Omnecticut as well as lot was defeated in a close voice 2:30 to 8:30 p.m.. District con- Rev. Ralph Kelly, Paator (hUrrh of the Nasaren* This Sunday the choirs will sing break early .today, told police that at a trade school, ostensibly to re­ give comfort to brother Teddy In Tax Collector Anthony Maneg- 3348 from the salary Increase of could either dominate or endanger a test ban, after the present marshes, who thought of calling mates, endorsement at the party conveh- the planning director. vote which was decided by,Chair­ ferenc* at Hoekanum. 2M »Uin SL many favorite anthems in a serv­ the Incident occurred sometime lieve the guard detail on duly. Masachusetta." gla announced last night that he man Shea. ’ the others. And surely, may I add, teets? Perhaps because the really John Lupton the right man In the Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and Maatee at 9. 9:30 sad ll a.m. DWYER raODUOTS Jimlor-Sentor Prom between 4:30 p. m. yesterday and tlon In Springfield, June 7-8-9. 8. Parks and Tree Warden: right candidacy, who swirled the Rev. C. E. Whitlow, Minister ice featuring muaic as a means of The annual Junior-Senior Prom The gubernatorial candidates When the regular guards had de­ Edward Kennedy, the President’s win be at the town clerk’s office Amendment DettMad each member, without any losa of hard thing would ba for the Unit­ discussion group. worshl'p. Meditation, "A Singing Route 85 — BOLTON 7 a. m. today. The thieves took parted, they blew up three umall youngest brother, seeks the Demo­ 3111,220 to $104,676. Appropria­ national identity, would find In tha American dream wreath In the di­ win be held torilght In the Rock­ the plate which was being used were equally sanguine—each ex­ to the Community Hall Monday tions cut were 3278 for 13th ROttner’s motion for a closed ed States and Ruiaia to avoid Just rection of Tony Wallace, who gave Wednsedsy. 7:80 p.m , W808 In­ S t Maurtoe Chnreh 9:30 a m., Church School classes Faith,” by- the Rev. Mr. Elceeser. MI 8-6326 ville High School gymnasium. In pressed confidence he will be;^ the buildings. cratic nomination for the U.S. ballot was approved, but an amend­ fabric of European unity and At­ stallation of ntw offieers. for all ages. Classes In Fellowship Hall during for a window where entrance was Five bombs went off In Mai.son Senate in Mosiachutetta. from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. to receive month payments, 3646 for season­ ouch a' ban. It can, he noted, per­ Senator MarianI the inspirational 30 Years In Business an atmosphere of "Blue M'ist” 132 gained, brijke open a candy ma­ successful;- nominee next month. tM payments. Maneggla said he al and part-time help, $500 for ment of hie, to use the aame slip lantic partnership an opportunity haps slgnlficanUy, that the latest thought that the last would he Res-. BesnaH u hiethult Paaiar 10:30 am., Chlldrtm's Chureh couples will dance to the music of In any event the Kennedy-Mc- CJarree, an industrial town a few Wallace said Republicans "will of papej: to vote for a senatorial Vsraan Methadist Church and Nursery. chine and took some small change, miles from the city, damaging the ^ fighting against the highest plans other such sessions to the construction of program supplies for achievement, for grandeur, and Russian ultimatum over a test ban ^rst. before the first ballot was, the Sam Goldfarb Quintet from 8 and also stoic a door knob from Ojrmack contest Is expected to go f( ...... defeated. The to- over. -----Rev, Robert PIrhy, paster MaseM at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. until midnight. to a determining ballot fight In fronts of homes and Afosiem ■Demociatlu pullLleal leaden to the lent of the vote rejecting''^ sena­ , for a voice In Its own destiny, far treaty did not concern any detail a.m. Message by the pastor. Theme: the inside office door where the stores- pAyeg, Many residents are acetu- maintenance, 3500 for service con­ These anonymous Imhiortala, company safe was located. The the September Primary. nation who will use their unlimited tomea lo paying p ^lng tax bills at the tracts, $1,075 for two mower at­ torial ballot was circumvented, griater than It would find In the of the treaty itself, hut began In­ whose highest Idea of' w’hat to do 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 'Spiritual Stability." Vernon nSH's Is handled bj- The The convention winner goes on In the suburb of Hydra a Mos­ financial resources to Wage their however, by Bowen’s suggestion Rev. William Gundsen preaching. 4 p.m.. Youth Services. safe was not touched, police said. fight for victory." Maneggla.s’’ K»m«,Horng but with the tachments, and 3260 for a chain . more traditional and vulnerable sisting that France, too, must with a fine Idea la to get It on Uie S t Bernard’s Chnreh Call Now Herald’s Rockville bureau, 5 W. the ■ ballot automatically but the lem taxi driver was killed by a growth of the -Idwn,^ Maneggla saw, that anyone who wanted to could tongue of their lord and master, 10:48 a.m.. Church school. 37 S t Bernard's Thr., RoekvtUe T p.m.. Evangelistic Service. For Prn-Somner Main St., telephone TReraont loser or any other candidate may bomb planted at the front of his fabrics of disunity and mutual dis­ sign It. Message by the putor. laid, he decided to hold i%gu)ar of­ 9. Recreation; 31J7.163 to write in a senatorial preference. trust. these unsung heroes of the cam­ 3:30 p m., District conferenc* at Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Paa|sr S-81S6 or Mitchell 9-6797. get a place on the ballot by filing home. In suburban El Blar, fices at the CJommunlty Haff.'' 3114,863. The board deleted a Two members, Mayor Harold A.- paigns. are also the arbiters of the Hoekanum Friendship Church, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer Aloslem woman was shot dead South Wihdaor "TTie debate now raging In Eu­ Engineers Change nomination papers Several Bolton residents plan to ”rec5m mended appropriation of Turkington and Daniel Hair, op­ state's destiny, when and if they East Hartford. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ajM. and Praise Service. SfCClALS ON The senatorial seat at stake Is Near the University of Algiers, attand a pre-convention rally for 32,3(tO'-for snow making equip­ posed voting on a senatorial etto- rope," Preaident Kennedy contin­ I.«mentation get their man In. We really ought that formerly held by the Presi­ another Moslem woman—appar­ John AIsop tomorrow from nodn ment. ^ dldate. The mayor said the meet­ RorfcTlIle Baptist Church SL Johii’s Polish Carpenter’s Chute ently a domestic servarit coming Holy Name Unit ued, "echoes on a grand scale the Out of the Innocent. Joyous to know more about them', before TaloottvUle Congrsgatienai Church CUSTOM MADE Hospital Notes dent. He won It In 1952 from Hen­ imtil 3 p.m. to the fields adjoining 10. Garbage collection and dis­ ing la.st night was called only for we vote. M Union St. B«v. Robert1 K. SbdmedA Bdaietar NaMoaal OaUieUo Cbiueh ry fjabot Ixxlge who la'ter became to work for.,, a European Jiuuse- Alsop's home to Avon. Raymond posal' $240,529 lo 3230.84,0. Elim­ gubernatorial vote, and Hair debates w-hlch took place In, this, child youth flowers among us. In- Rev. Wlnthrop W. Farnsworth, Rev. Walter A. RyaskA Paslor (Continued from Pago One) hold—was killed by a bullet In the country between 1783 and 1789. AWNINGS U.S. ,,amba.ssador to the United To Hear Miller Negro U the chairman of "Citi­ inated was 39,689 for l.lth'-m.onth said the candidates weren’t known scrutahle, unfathomable, not al­ Pastor 11 a.m.. Morning worship servloe Visiting hours are t to 8 p.m, Nations. head. A Moslem man was also zens to Action for AIsop " In the payments. $9,500 of which Is for yet. Small states are fearful of big at 8:30 and 10:80 a.m. tor all areas, except maternity, The change forced technicians killed near the university. ways able to reach or be reached A Thought for Toda^ and Sunday school claeaee. Rermon, Look—16 Colors To where they are 2 to 4:30 aind 6:30 to remove the escape tow'er from Lodge's son, George C. Lodge, The Holy Name Society ot St. Bolton area. collection contract 'Chairman Shea listed the four states. Big states are suspicious from mir own world as we know If. 9:30 em.i Church „echool with "Judging God’s ffize.” Greeters Is a candidate for the Republican In Bab el Oued a European Men and l)oys are urged to cotne 11. Police: 3417,009 to 3416.^. ah'ea'dy announced, Lodge, Anthony c lames fog all ages nursery are Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall. J A MUury’e I Churek Cheo69 From! to 8 p.m.; and private rooms the capsule, but Bland said about 30 years old was found dead Margaret Mary Church will spon­ of one another. Some statesmen Sponsored by the Manchester where they are 10' a.m; to 8 p~pi. "chances are excellent we can get nomination for the seat. A second to the Bolton School field tomor­ 31,009 for utilities, Including $700 Sadlak, H3r»ce Seely-Brown and Sometimes It Is so much wiser, Council of Churohe* through adults. James McNally and Wallace Phll- Rev. George Nastrand, candidate for the GOP nomination by a military patrol. sor a Communion breakfast tomor­ row at 2 p.m. to help Improve the for 13th month payments. ■Vivian Kellems.' These tour had cling to traditional forms—others from some primordial Instinct, 11 a.m., Morning worship, her- llM, uahare. Mia. Richard Clark, R e ^ r Visitors are requested riof* to it all done" for a Journey Tues- PARIS (AP)—A terrorist to.ssed row, after the 8 a:m. Mass. All baseball diamond. Rakes and shov­ Also Special Pricen and three Europeans attended. brary. Third choice showed 11 vote* for not weak economies—of growing, at all, not at all beyond the vbry you read, or evan the tenth time mon and clasaea. will be no Junior Pilgrim Fellew- of the President end the attorney Club President Walter E'erguson -May, 3 for Alropt 2 for Marlsllus; you read, but there la the source AOUITH 11.19 Bucchin, Glastonbury; William' been mentioned aa candidates fail general. The contest should be de* FYlday, Friendship Circle. Salvation 15. Development (Jomml.ssion: not declining societies.’’ entrance, and must seek aome 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and riilp this Sunday. Strickland, 22 Lillian Dr.; Mrs.,Ann ed to materialize . The French Government dis­ Army, will meet Monday at 7;45 Introduced Wasserman, js’ho brief­ $9,(X)0 lo $1,000. Appropriations 11 for Wallace, none for Marlanl. And then the President was off of life and the Bible itself de­ Berman. elded on the basis of qualification ly explained coming Temple activi­ and 12 for Lupton. strange and lonely highway all lu clares, "The word of God la ariM saa (U nnd under) 9tB9 . Laliberte, 83 Grandview St.; Mrs. and ability." closed today that the number of p.m. at the church for a fellowship for an executive director, $6,000. Into the original subject of his - 7 p.m.. Young People’s Fallow- United Methedlst Okurck of Bolten Lucille Kuchinski, TtwmpaonvlUe; 24.000 HUNT KD-I F M French A%erlans fleeing that program, Mrs. Ck)I. William Stalig ties and paid tribute to Omar Quh and a stenographer. $2,000. hoUi The poll will be used as a guide own- one • ws cannot travel no sharper than any two-edged sword ship meeting. Timothy Donovan, 16 Cerald Dr., for its part to the recent circus for the four Manchester delegates speech, which was supposed to be able to divide asunder even the R t 44A a ^ Seutk Bd-Bd. OOl 3fn. i . Deihy—MI 9-9199 NEW YORK (AP)_All 24,- strlfe-toni territory has increased and Miss Sue Mott will serve as for a half-year; were rut by the matter how we may try. .Some­ Monday. 7:30 p.m.. Vestry mest- R«v. OaritM T. DnMy, I M lnkter RockyiUe; Ronald Sherwood, Wind­ 000 New York City policemen from a trickle in January to a hostesses. events. Other Temple officials at­ board. to the state convention June 4 and foreign trade. bones from the marrow." big- sor; Ren* Jimmo, 38 Hammond St.. tending, all of whom spoke, were .5. times ws and youth hurt each Rev. Laurence J. Vincent were grimN klert today in a Parkade jPhones flood...... 16. Controller: $.53.,568 -to $48.- In that portion of his speech other, sometimes unintentionally, -'Tuesday, 7 pun. to 9 p.m., Teach­ 9:30 a.m.. Church KcSnol fW lA Rockvidle; Mrs. Jennie Perrett, 15K search for tiro men who killed The state secretariat In charge Group No. 242, Polish Women's (Thief Rabban Arthur B. Tanner, 483. The directors cut $3,710 for a All four ere understood to sup­ Center Oongregational Church e rs training session. Forest SL; Oteryl Moorhouee, Recorder Francis Stancllff, First port May. which was his debate w-lth the "na- blunderingly, sometimes with a Departments. two deteodvea in a poInt-Mank Out for Period of repatriation In a tabulation Alliance, will meet tomorrow at- new stenographer, $450 tor a dic­ tionallam"~df de Gaulle. President Wednesday, 10 ajn.. Holly Cbmr . t:3o and 11 njn.. Morning War­ South. Windsor; Robert Stone, 27 gun duel in a Brooklyn candy gave only the number of "heads 2:30 p.m. at the Polish Club on Ceremonial Master Thomas Lilley, tating machine. $320 for secre­ In other actions last night a hurt intended .because of some mtinlon. ship. Sermon: "PceemHng aiMI Lawrence- St., Rockville. store. One of the hunted men of .families.’’ arriving because re­ Cninton St. Marshal James Prentice, and Po­ tarial desks. $8(3 for a ehalr, .$2.50 questionnairie was distributed to Kennedy repeated what has be. hurt we fancy done to ourselves; 6 p.m., Hartford Archdea^cenry Poeeeseed.” Nureecy. ADMITTEDTODAY: Mrs. MariC: Interrupted telephone service at tentate’s Aide Harold McAllister. for a typewriter, and $236 for an determine town committee opin­ was believed wounded. The de- the Mancheeter Parkade from a patriates may claim assistance come a rather familiar, almost someUmes. blessedly, there is a Open Forum teacher’s meeting. . 2:30 p.m., Norwich. District Newman, Glastonbury. tectivea, both past wkmers of only if the head of tl)e family is Members of the Eighth District Entertainment was provided by extra step for the deputy control­ ions on national legislation; and Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Area group Spring Conference at FriendehlR BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son half to three hours yesterday af- Fire Department will meet Monday a bag piper and dancer. Tht^ pro­ the appointment of standing coni- typical oratorical Journey for hlm- time when we can help one an­ meeting. citations for hwolsm, were cot tenoon was due to a cable cut dur­ repatriated. ler. ' aelf and some raembeni of his ad­ BloodmobUe Tuesday Church,. Hoekanum, ICast Hartfora. to Mr. and Mrs. Fl-ancis Blaze, don-n Friday in a brief. Mazing Many families moved to France at 6:30 p.m. at fire headquarters, gram was arranged by William 17 Building In-spcction: $37,342 mittecs was postponed until the other, or ease one another's pain Friday, 0 ajn.. Holy Communion. Lawlor Rd., RockviUe; a eon ing an excavation operation, ac­ Mato and HUIlard Sts., for a de­ Forbes, former drum rnajor of lo $31,131 Eliminated were $5,042 next meeting. ministration. It Is a,Journey Into To the Editor, exchange of, JxUieto wbqn ttev cording to Lloyd Hobron, manager while the husband and father re­ and burden, or even share some On Tuesday^ May 22, between S t Gsinrfe’a BstaesfnI ChnMh ( Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer Jr.^ borat tat on a holdup at the atore. mained In Algeria to continue at partment drill. the Manchester Pipe Band and fpr an additional building inspec­ the Ideal of collective security Ftrat Lutheran* Church Tolland; a eon to Atr. and Mrs.to of the Manchester office of the now drum major of the Shrine tor, $650 for a storage cabinet, WL 44A, M te« moment's flight Into happiness the hours of 10 ajn. and 7 p.m., BackvillA Omn. The bandlta escaped with 99.000 Southern New Ektgland. Telephone his Job or-dock after hla business. Falla Reverse If ^ which jaanagea to go,just m far The taa*. EdwnM W. Donald Amutrong, 144 Park St.; to $4,000. Blood otalns- were These families are not included In Sunset CJoiincil, Degree of Poco- Band. The piper was his son, $150 for a camera, $237 tor re­ and, beauty; there are’ all things tha Red Croaa bioedmoblle win be Tha Bev. David O. Jailinliiinf. « daughter to Mr. eqd Mrs. Ed­ Co. hontas, will meet Monday at 7:80 Douglas Forbes, and the dancer classification of assistant building am some regional alliance, or the at The SalvaUan Am y, 641 Main DJOi^ Tienr found along their eoenpe route. Affected were about 125 tele­ the secretariat figures. ST. JOHN, New Brunswick between us, youth and us; the mo­ win Dimmock, Loehr Rd., Rock­ The victims were Lnke J. Fal­ p.m. at Tlnlcer IMll, There will be was Miss Norma Ferguson of inspector, and $132 from the trans­ One of New Brunswick’s most !j‘*Atlanyc Community’’ but which St„ Mancheatar phone* at various store* and serv­ The. tabulation showed: January a memorial service exemplified for Southington and formerly of Nova ments of success, ths tormenting I sincerely hope that , many local S n. m., Holy Ooeamuniou. ville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. low 69. a veteran of 26 yean on ices, in clu d e service at Ramo —3(M heads of families arriving portation appropriatlori. giectaculnr sights is St. John’s eomehow never even mentions a failures of language or under­ 9 a-m., Staiday School chteaea for 1(1:15 A m.. Holy Communion, George Ke*e-vlcb, Wapping; a abn the force,' and John P. Finnegan, deceased member*. Refreshments Scotia, who has won many medals 18. Municipal Buildings; 346,646 Reversing Pails, where water runs And area residents ^11 avail Uit^m- all agea.. Adult Bible aaes. Teach­ Station tVlNF and the United Air-, from Algeria; February, 968; will be served sifter the meetlng- In competition in the. United etation called, the tlhited Nations. standing; the road that Joins and selves of this opportunity, to do­ Mlnistratioq o t Holy Baptism, and to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brodell, 29, n 9-year vetenn. FUllon was craft Weather Warning Center. March, 3,9d{6; April, 4,883: ' and to 341,065. Items cut were 13th uphill. .Half the day the St.'John er Tralnmg iCless...... Church School. Eiest HarUOrd. killed with a etaglo shot t*<-''-7-^ States and (Tanada. In between month payments, 31,481; counter River ttunble* through a 450-foot nte President scorns de Gaulle's the road that parts; all these we nate blood to a cause so worthy. 10:15 a.^., Chureh Servlca. SaC- The break In service occurred the.first half of May, 8,<72‘. The Joint visit of Sunset Re- dances Forbes, aeslitsd by Alec WedBMday, 3 p. m., Meeting ad DIS(2HARGia> YSSnSRDAT: tlw Flansfan waamortal- around 8:80 pjn. when a contrac­ Friday, ijies persona arrived an for the assessor's office, $1,6(X); gorge Into the Bay or Fundy. Then, etuds, neolithic nationalism; he know. Sincerely yours. moh Topic: "OesarthB; tha Maa- (he Weenen of 8 t Gimm’e. Oregory ZoDo, 44 Gardner 8 t .. . ' ' with two shdl*. -u|- bekah Lodge and KIm David Duncan of the Kilty Band, dee- repair of general manager’s office "Whipped by the mighty Fundy Major E. Waltar Lamte, tor working for the Green Miuipr one ship from Algeria. Many more, Lodg, lOOF,, to Second Ckmgrega- Awm the . world luui grown toe One thing both ot ua Bead to bs‘ tar." Nunery during strvlcA ThunMny, S !>. I AiSalt dieeiMK CTSCHARGED TODAY: iWvid and n third In the OoMtructlon Go. anapped a 300- ertbed the uniform of a bandsman floor, $700; partitions for the con­ tides,' it operatad .on a rmersa Tha BalwtlMt A m y. T f .m., Luther LeigiiA fltxalntiboiiA 20 Bruce Rd. ' -~ unable to get-aboard; were left on tional Cfaurel), tomorrow at 10 ajn. and gave a history of how the troller’s offbto; |8S0; pointing of cyclq, the wafer fujmlng uDUll pelr cable main line. UwdoekAt Algiers. baa beea postponed. yarloiu Itenu originated. h ■ : -■ town building at 48.5t School St.| ovw tho f oUa aa4 Into (bo rlverj ^ ; I i 7: R..

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WITH HER PEE/Nice PLACE" O LAO ^ UKE n^.OOR.. irfUileto-iik.ef as Hebrew mantli 43HlfhhMM SlScottidi fiEAFOOD Our summer coiffures are especially INCVn)^B(.E OOP MISS I OOLA\EXPeR|ENC_, Hi ddef Mfte n s « , . 4SEuentlal beliif abeepfold I voDVE oqr i5e6t V m IflOUNO ITMO^ AOeOUATBV MPokcr fUM 30Corefd tnoldingMRooter ~r'0 t" K ^.7 .A. D V: CHOICE VARIETY ttOULOMOVe" ----- |SH6 SHOULD 0R .8ee>e. .FDRMV RKRTICXH-AR FIELD SSTBltterTetdi <■ . styleii to let you enjoy yacation fun. TAKEOVER aORigMi" (ibj • 31 Auriato<^ 45Snja '*■ ~ ---- SgCooUag utensil OF RESEARCH. aiSlmoUte Always At Yoor Serrloe For Make an appointment soon for yours I . w rm ooTA 24 Penal eapa 1“ r- r r- r s nrITIT Q uality 37ndOT(ab7 r • MAORmC SHOP SBRVK7E aSCiy of nr ' 14 0 E Q D IFM E N T , baoebanala • PARTS (new and rebuilt) S ea fo g d 32F«!;tUcation nr 14 a AOOESSORIES 33 Greek letter • SHFPIJabS 34 Hake into law rr li • Du Pont Pidnt, Supplies 43 O A K low 35 More rational 99 E AST CENTER ST. ’ /'/ 3eLeaminc Open Saturdaya .Until 6 PJM. TE L. M l 9-99S1 37 Parent TEL. M l 3-5009 v r-r*w ^21.50 BEFOREr ^ 38 PeniTiaa u u H a U moontalns IT m s w u a ii // I TA^ES AND MARTHA ^ AJCeatoS O" JfNG PROlUMS? 43 Store OaU or SO B-4T85 46 Palm Iralt w ^ Berube's HIGH GRADE 47 Deep hole , TYPEWRITES SEBVitiB GLASS CARNIVAL SO Hone color ST M ANCHBTlIt^CO. 479 Middle Tpks. E. • For Auto Windshields BY DICK TLTINER 62 Grumble INCORPORATI^-... s For Store Fronts' and SS River Bfanciicstiv P R IN T II^ G PRISCILLA’S POP HPrener 40 141 t4>Honr Prompt Service all sixeo of windows BY AL VERMEER OTArtM'a fraiOH REBUILT TYPEWB We Give Top Value Stampo O f A ll Kinds to b« dona! ■ b e Y r L — depoiitf 54 With Office Blncfalno Sopites. The importance of proper hairf- 3 Auto eeeeaorr sr 54 MANCHESTER OIL CO. Your Mail List As Desited Idiaping and a good permanent has diffej^nt shades to carry you Air Condition lS(nv for Health, Comfort J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS 19 INCORPORATED A. d. SERURE. Prop. never'Ijbaa.^^inted up more than throiiktl the day and into the eve- Are you looking forward wlth'^ nlrtg. 9 East Middle Tpke. 279 North tf»lh S t M I 9-3477— M l S-«S42 it has this ^ b o a . WiUi the CaauaJ, pleasure to the summer months or sure of business. F or utmost ef­ GLASS CO. 'The Weldon Beauty Studio is even seemingly carelbss Jiair styles are you dreading the Inevitable ficiency and economy of operation 31 BIssoU St.— TN . » n 9-7322 Telephone MI 3-5727 always most helpful in any beauty hot weather which Hes ahead? also, your burner should be BO favored. The basis of this sea­ problem. Miss Bernice Juul, well SHORT R IB S You will look forward to warm cleaned and put In order so why B Y PRA N K O’N EA L C a ll Ml 4-1111 son’s favored styles is two-fold, known hair stylist, can solve most weather wiUi pleasure if your put it off, make It a pqtnt to call Light Control beauty problems and she and her / flrst the hair must be shaped hoiine is air conditioned and It can the Manchester OH (Jo., Inc., M I ABC APPLIANCE FOR REPAIRS, properly and then a really good, staff will be £lad to talk with you be for less than you think if you 3-7498 and place your order to PONTIAC VAN a r e A6 GUESTS OF 1ME CONSULATE By K irsch REPLACEMENT reltable permanent carefully ^ven. on such mattefs., let Manchester Oil Co., Inc. do the have your oil burner cleaned. using only the best ingredients so If you have nev^r ylslted the work for you. ’They not only In­ AND REPAIRS VOU GOING ID MAKE A POJTK,T WE GET Sf^CIAL Pl?lV| LEGES. e Vertical Blinds ON ALL TYPES OF To prolong the-life of your stor­ t> 1HE U.S. STATE DEIWDHENT? that the hair will not be dried out Weldon Beauty Sttidio, you have a stall air conditioning but aervice age tank It should be filled tor the s Venetian Blinds or harmed. I f you want to be ab­ very pleasant experience in store, it as well. < C - l» summer. This prevents condensa­ TEMPEST 19 Maple St.-MI 9-8879 s-\i s Custom Window Shades solutely sure that your hair will for you. Each person is treated as Should you have forced warm tion from forming and the tank BONNIE B s Repair . o Washing look as you want it, make an ap­ a welcome visitor, every effort Is air, this can be converted so that will last much longer. Be sure REPAIRS O N - BY JOE CAMPBELL pointment at the Weldon Beauty made to see that you are comfort­ it will heat your home In the win­ your storage Unk la full when SALES and SERVICE GRILLS, ELEOTRIO IRONS, /AAVSE Studio and be sure. Incidentally, able at all times. You relax while ter and cool It in the summer. you turn the burner off for the HNDELL MFC.' CO. with graduation, weddings, recep­ skilled fingers turn Out a coiffure Should you have another type of season. TOASTER.S, PERCOLATORS. IFI-- VACUUM CLEANERS, 485 MIDDI.E TPKE., EAST tions and other social activities that compliments you. There is no heat, a aeparate unit can be In­ Bob Hasard and Richard TIs- Paul Dodge coming along, don’t delay in mak­ HEATERS, F^INS. WOODCOCK sense of being hurried and the stalled to provide the entire house chofer, owners of the Manchester Phone M l 3-4865 ing an appointment soon so that SEWING BIACHINES friendly warmth o f Miss Juul and with air conditioning. OH (X>., Inc., incorporated their R. A. PEARL, Prop. REFRIGERATION CO. you will not be disappointed. Pontiac, Inc. her staff make you feel "special," N ot only does air conditioning business in July 1961 and between m w m l A t the Weldon Beauty Studio which Is what you are to them. keep the entire family comfort­ 378 Mala St—Tel. Ml 9-2381 AH work guorosteed //y{ teat curls are always made, nat­ the two they have over 30 years able no matter how high the mer­ £ 2 j Why not enoy yourself while being o( e j^ rie n c e In the Installation urally they keep a record but hair made lovely? Call Mitchell 8-500l cury goes, but it is a wonderful oan and does change, so test curl.s and Servicing ot all makSs of oil- for your appointment now. help in keeping the house clean. burners. If your oil burner Is not U KE OlPLOMAT/c ' ve are made each time so that they • 'l / i I* /TNELL.IHATSHOOUJ I CAR LEASING Curtains, draperies an*, furniture operating efficiently why not let IMMUNITV. incluped measles will be sure the right time Is given are free from dust and dirt, the CUNLIFFE ' ' ' them service It for you? ’They for each permanent, it is so nat­ amount of time you spend cleaning, DON WILLIS have solved many heating anil and RENTALS ural looking yet it holds the hair Coventry and dusting is cut w ay down and MOTOR SALES fpiGinTi 250 TOLLAND ST. burner problems, and you will en­ softly with plenty of "bounce” to you have more leisure time. The E X PE R T AU TO BODY and First In Manchester. New cars, EAST HARTFORD joy their courteous service. 6ARJIGE g:lve the hair body. health of the family is also Im­ FENDER REPAIRS full maintenance, fully Insnred BU 9.6333 Have you ever wished for dif­ Board Adopts proved for there will be no hot Whether you need a service job 18 Main St„ Tel. MI 9-4531 fto reduce your problems and ferent colored hair? Most of us sleepless nights to drag you down. on your burner or are planning on ENA.MEL and L A C gU E R .'kniium * ’ **‘ *rin«.fci.Tjta.tUjLP«.a)v worries. For fuU Information Power and Hand Tools have and today you need only dial You awake refreshed in the morn­ building a new home and need a REFIMSfllNGS Specioilsiiiq In • tnAiJ^WV ^-/9 Painting and Decorating Tools complete Installation job, Man- call MI 3-5009 and make an appoint­ ’62 Calendar ing and ore ready to face the work JUDD SAXON "Don’J think for a minute, Emmy Lau, that Fraddy’a Garderi and Land Tools ment to have your wish come true. ol the.day with vigor. cheater OH So., Inc., gives you the REAHONABLE PRICES B Y KEN B A LD and JE R R Y B R Q N D FIELD Baby, Household, Party At the WeWon Beauty Studio you Why not consider air condition­ .same dependable service. Should FREE BSTTMATES BRAKE SERVICE “ HtHATNcisE playing hard to get—he’a WORKING at tt{" ^ Paul Dodge Pontiac and Banquet Buppliea have two of the finest hair color­ ’The board ot education has ing now so that when the hot you require service, they offer 24- 4 ^ UP THERE... I WONPER IF TV BT. 88—VERNON. CONN. i VANCE'S OFFICE INC. Invalid Needs ing'CkP^.Tts in Mias Evelyn and ad<^ted a calendar for next school weather does arrive you will be hour service,and after 10 pm . the Front M AKgmnent s o u n p e p like f - i r S7S 5IAIN STREET Ju5t Above the Tra ffic Circle A s JUPP nONPERS A SHOT, IF 1 IS O N THAT Miss Mary who are graduates of year o f lA") days. Under state reg­ ready to combat it with a home number to call la M I 9-4785. IMHETHERTDLEAVB 1 FLOOR. IS - Phone M I 6-2881 KNOW ANYTHIN© well know hair coloring schools that 1s cool and comfortable? bo you haye an idea of adding TE L. M I 8-0016 General Repedr VEoric OR. WAIT A while ABOUT PIFVmt. THAT WHERE IT ulation there must be a minimum ,CAME FRCVH...? L r m ,E SPORTS and both have had years of expe­ Now Is the time to make an ap­ room or converting spare Into a B Y ROUSON We Urge You To Support of 180 days of a definite length. J CAMPING rience in hair coloring and hair pointment with Manchester Oil family room? Manchester Oil Oo. The Lutz Junior Museum tinting. H air corloring has prog­ The additional days are to be tuwd Co.. Inc., 279 N. Main 8t. They will be glad to give you figures on AAASM -IM JUST EQUIPMENT ressed to the point that it Is so na­ for storm days and professional win be happy to give you an esti­ the cost ot adding thi.s extra rone SETriN© JUMPY.' tural appearing that only your in­ programs. mate on any work, call them at THAT OPEN of heat at no obligation. TOURAINE WINPOW OM Tents, Cota, Sleeping Bags, timate friends will know you have Schools will open Sept 6 and M I 3.749s, there Is no obligation. A separate oil-fired hot water THE 6ECONP CUSTOM MADE Air Mattresses, Stoves changed the color o f your hair. Be c^ose Dec. 21 for Christmas vaca­ Another important Item is the unit will solve forever the nuisance FLOOR. IS 2 0 CANVAS AWNINGS Lanterns a blonde, brunette or a red head tion; open Jan. 2 and closf Feb. 16 summer cleaning and servicing of of running out of hot water and It PAINTS t h a t w here as you choose, add glamour to your oil burner. 80 many of u.i put IT CAME for winter vacation; open Peb. 25 costa .so little to operate. Call your hair as well as to your ward­ this off until the next heating sea­ FROM..? MANCHESTER and close April 11 for spring vacs, Manchester Oil Oo,, Inc., for {ull For Best Retulti SURPLUS SALES CO. robe. tlon; open April 22 and close May son rolls around and then It Is g Information on how economically ^ep*. *4J Gael Fpefetot CerRe For those who do not want to 30 for Memorial Day and June 21 matter of having to wait for the TM.Wa4d RigVttltrrd. "Ids N. MAIN ST. you can have all the hot water chann the color of their hair but for summer vacation. work to be done, due to the pres­ jtou can use. at Depot Sqnare would like their hair to shimmer SchooU will alSo be closed Oct. PAUL'S B. C. with gorgeous highlights, why not 26 for teachers’ convention; Nov. BUZZ SAWYER Open Daily to 9:00 RM. Sykes Junior High team Tuesday BY ROY CRANE BY JOHNNY HART i. F A R R —M l 3-7111 ask about ’’French FluK?” What 12 for Armistice Day, and will Coventry PAINT SUPPLY cIo.se at 1 p. in an away game. I •‘^•yWPUMTOaTCH PERSOi: WHO is "French Fluff," It Is a magical m. Nov. 21, until the 645 Main Street I ^ W P »Q< UP CHESS SET COmWMIMO I WONDER,How CCME process that restores your hair to following Mlonday for Thankglv- The parent-membani of South Ing recess. Coventry Cooperative Nursery and T ag Day Seekg I H0N6-K0MS, HE don't LIKE THE PORTABLE TV RENTALS lustrous beauty, its deep overtoniei TeL MI 9-0300 of richness reflect the satin sheen Pageant Actors Rtmght kindergarten will meet at 8 p.m. PTUI LEAVES. of your hair and every silken A ll Fersons Interested In taking Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Baseball Funds Motorola aad.ZeniUi Sales „ Dean G. Wiley, ptealdent. Plana ^jig TO escort TO NOURtWOM. CHESS JET, V« <2^*^ MUNCH SEE US FOR: and SerHce strand is pure beauty. Ask about part In the "Stepping Stones.” the for a picnic party for both classea // MUNCH s Aluminum Roll Up Awnings, at the Weldon Beauty Studio town’s anniversary pageant, are • Today la Tag Day for tha benefit a Venetian Blinds W e Service A ll Makes o f TV, and then prepare for oompllmenta. urged to attend a meeting at and the (losing of„ischool sessiont will be discussed. ot the Govehtry Boys Baseball As- Suburbia a Storm Doors. - Radios and Phonographs Gift certlflcatea are the answer p.m. Sunday at Coventry High School. The classes are planning to visit aoeiation. s Combination. Windows to "W hat shall 1 give her?” and the horticultural building at the whether It is the girl graduate, TTiere will be parts for 9II men, More than 200 boys are regis­ Manchester Awning Co. women and children,' young and University of Connecticut and the SEND THEM Today" MODERN mom or sister such a certificate tered tor the season which will re­ 195 WEST CENTER ST. old, interested, ageording to Mrs. Mansfield Hollow Dam duringHhe •niE .MAGAZINE OF X elep ^ n e H I 0-S091 will bring joy. not only nbw, but coming two weeks, depending on quire ah operating budget of |1,- PLEASANT PI.ACBS for months to come. W alter E. Tedford, publicity EstabUsbed 1949 TV SERVICE the weather.______400. Half of this—amount to fur- THE -AJUDNTHLY FEATURE OF 403 CENTER STREET chairman for-4he pageant. Mr#,- The newest shades in lipsticks, Tedford said at least 150 persohs There are vacancies In the com- nlshtd by team sponsors. The re­ YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY Com er of Orlswoldv make-up, nail polishes and protec will be needed to present the two- N E W .S P ^ E R ,blned nursery-kindergarten class mainder is sought in Tag Day pro­ ~ ~ ^ live creams against the sUmmer act production. for the September aeaaion. TTie HOMETOWN TE L. M I 3-2205 sun are diaplayed at the Weldon ceeds, the sale of refreshments MORTY MEEKLE She added this production will class Is held from 9 a.m. until noon BY DICK CAVALLI Beauty Studio. Like to change eye be the town’s own. and that there each Tuesday and Thursday at and collections taken at games a.< shadow to suit the occasion? Get Kingsbury Hotise. Further liifor well as advertising In the printed NEWS BY LANK LEONARD 7 " be a large turnout at Sunday TT«9THe N0N6EN6E ... a paper thin compact that has five night's meeting in order that alt matlon may be had by contacting game schedules. HCWGWA a 06E4JP PlOi Serving on the board ■ of di­ a o s e 4j f s . . J v BE TOO CLOSe-OP? Mujj 2 AUTO B O D Y The HOB NOB parts be filled. TT»e pageant has Mrs. Ronald Knapp, membership i> ie v i?E — < I 4 RESTAURANT been w ritten and will be directed chairman. rectors of the program are Paul TOO by Burton E. Moore. Volunteer mothers assisting A .' Boardman, Bertron A. Hunt, CL0 6 e.-UP, TEMPTING FOOD ~ C%ur«h News with the classes for the coming Wesley Lewis, Ernest Mathews, COURTEOUSLY SERVED The Rev. James R. MacArthur week wlU be Mrs. Arnold E. Oarl- Frederick C. Mohr Jr. and John VIC'S PIZZA SHOP W R E C K E R MANCHESTER _ __ »on, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. Louis Plaster. They credit the many vol­ Buslnessinen's Lnricheon will use "Witnesses" as his aer 155 W. Middle Turnpike unteer umpires under the direc­ Served Daily I t noon to 2 pjn. mon topic at 11 a.m. worship Sun-' .Haddad, Mrs. Edmond Klrouac and Phone M I 9-8700 SERVICE MEMORIAL CD. day at‘ First Congregational Mrs. Fradenck Johnston. tion of Eugene Rychllng, Joseph DINNERS SERVED Opposite East Cemetery Church. Miner. William Kelleher and L. PIZZA Wednesday, Thursday, Friday St. Germaine’s Guild Plans Manchester Evening Herald Cov. Jamea Loyzim for much of the 5 P.M. to 8 PJM. Qiiolity Momorials St. Mar.v's St. Germaine QulM entry correspondent, F. Pauline success of the program. SPA G N Eni Little, telephone P ll^ m 2-9281, Wednesday NIte la FaisUy Nlte is sponsoring the Crowning o f u>e Joseph Coughlin and Richard RAVIOLI Over 39 Years Expert«*ce Statue of the Blessed Virgin at 3 Flint are sponsoring the beginners' Manchedter Shopping Pnrknde p.m. M ay 27 at the church. Boys league which la managed by (Clar­ OPEN D A IL Y West Middle Tpke— sn 3t0723 CoR Ml 9.5B07 and girte In Grades 1 through 8 ence Mills. ^ 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. ami wUl take part in the procession. Radio Today Teams in the American League, SUNDAYS A. AIMETTl, Prop. Rehearsals, will be held at 6:30 ReKariHess of Where named for their sponsors, and 4 P.M. to 10:.30 P.M. Harrisoa Rt,, Blaneliester p.m. THiesday and M ay 25 at the their managers are: Tremblay’s your service man or 5 y 0 0 0 church hall. The Guild is furnish­ wuBci—isse CLOSED MONDAYS CAPTAIN EASY isMiins '0 / Supermarket, Harmon Cochrane; woman is stationetl, RALSTON JONES and ing the wreaths which the chU- X;00 Bishop's Comsr Gorrls' OH, Bernard Rhegume; FRANK RIDGEWAY b y LESLIE TURNER j ------L jb CANS and BOTTLES dren will wear., 1:05 Cash on Hand the Manchester Eve­ BUTI IMCMLNOW 3:06 Rarnor Bhtiiss Cove Restaurant, Ernest Math­ ,.4>O0RAiLAR9HAHAS OF A Communion breakfast wHl be 1:00.Nawi. Slssoff ews; Smith’s Service Station, ning Heralii can be for- g u e s s I iMMeAXO OIR TO TAKE A PATH ICE COLD BEER held May 27 at Piano's Restaurant WT1C-I 969 ^ Walter Solenskt; Cornwall Acres, SHOULONY fttfTBVrn' ~ ~ ^ DUC0andDUL)|XRffiNISHIN6 W m iN S -W E S T wanted to be at “Mail ZH-HOURBACWY/ HOrONUr HA IMniRAL IIACKOmMn in Bolton after the guild members’, 1:UU Monitor William M iller; and Allen’s Food COMPLAIN! PLUS attend the 8:30 am . Mass at St. 1:15 Your Homs Oecorslw Call” regularly with Osirinsky jipmuM.jurH5 y r o M o t n T a ^ MarkM, Bernard Chappell. j THERE ARE PMoaMTXMl 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE,-VVtjT Via and >4 a FUNERAL Josephs’ (Jhurch In EaglevlUe. 1:30 Saturday Uallnac all the hometown news 2:OO^AnsrIss at Red Box In the Pony League, for 13 and DEALER IN WASTE . OTHERSA MANCHESTtft BARRELS Breakfast speaker will be Atty 5:36 Monitor " people away from LOT WORSE SERVICE Frank Francis of Hartford.- '' 4:00 News, SporU. and Weather 14-year-olds, are North Coventry MATERIALS h m Ut m u u 5:30-Monitor Volunteer Fire Department. John home are so anxious OFF THAN Guild members ai4l planning an 7:06 Keyboard Kingpins ME/ ORMAND J. WEST auction July 21. A ll kinds of Items 7:15 Careers Plaster; CJoventry Volunteer Fire to get. VICHPS may be donated fo r this. Anyone 7:30 Monitor Association. Robert-Prlnz; Coven­ SCRAP METAL 10:10 Just Jsxs try Police Patrol, Charlse N, Har­ MltcMI 3-7043 PACKAGE STORE Dirtetor needing pickup service and atorage 21;16 Sports e'lnSI .29 BI8SELL ST. may contact Mrs. James Shankhan 11:30 ftorllgtit'-tortBada low Jr. and Savings and Loan As­ Subteriptionn sociation, George Cour. RAGS an4 IRON 1«3 E. CENnnt ST, o f High SL 1:00 Payable in Advance Four members of the guild are VBAY~ 9 1 9 The senior team, for 1.5 and 16- We will not buy any aew.paper 1:00 Ctgb M during April or Hay. . « Maarkssterts Oldest attending the N CC W convention to­ 2:30 Mets at Braves year-olds, will be sponsored by the .'MAIL KATE.S day at St. Bernard’s High School 6:30 Bobbin Along Connecticut By-Products Co. It 731 PARKER ST. Witk naest Facilities in New London: Mrs. Andrew J. 7;to SatunMy NUcbi Dance Party will be entered in the Greater WH- One Veer ...... 122.00 Tel. H I 8-5735 qr »H 5-5879 5:10 Radio ‘roalght limantio League. Buckley, Mrs. W alter Siwek. Mrp. 12 00 News sign ufl Six Month. .. .. 11.00 Three Months BY WILSON SCRUGGS John Plaster and Mrs. E verett N. WPOP— 1419 .. 6M Barth. 1:00 Lou T^errl Monchester Evening Herald One Month . . . .. IAS r.*ajmu Wg. I JUSTNWT TO D A VY JO N ES High School News 3:00 Data {Celly Coventry oorrespoodent, F. Paul­ Weekly ...... 45 BY LEFP and Me WILLIAMS AND fVM l 'Shpps 7:00 Joey Reynolds ine Little, telephone Plljfrtm $tr DONM. 2M SlUNNeUCEA Tickets are now available for the 12:00 The Atligalor UAF/ . SUT«.v«nj.RISK Coventry High School production at 2-9231. ’ RX-UlirmiRTERINO W IN F _m 9 that, MRS. BMNH. Tw nmt flw Job. . . m km )Ht Om riM Da Pont L J Telephone MI .3-2711 8:15 p.m. Thursday and Friday of :W CBS Hews P M for it . . in ecion to mlch mytMicI Hm • • Msden Fomltiire pHbert and Sullivan’s "Mikado.’.’ 5:1U CB8-B8—M's New Circulation Dept. qoestion os eotocT.. . s M to H ir . . . kOM to d( nr ^ aisA RnHqaes Theoe may be had from the drama 1:16 «»ow i'Case _nl ____ Musto 1:56 lyine at Yankees C AP Pilot W ings Today! BxN*r1 . CAU OS for oiport Mp oo yosr iort Minliag {oh. • R tm SfifSls Mid Booths club or at the high school office. 4:30 Bbowcaae of Music The Junior Prom wlU be held 4:65 Comlag aveato CALL • Cdst o i F im ltw o 5:00 News Awarded to M ann • M O V IM O «Hp Cover* M d Dnpetie* from 8 p.m. to midnight June 9 5:10 CBS—c a lling Amariea M l 3-6563 with the Hi-Lita's orchestra from • p aaN iM O ■M o to Order f ’S to ewc u f EOJohnsonPArnCQ Manchester furnlslUng music. 5:50 Rporto Oigaat Civil A ir Patrol command pilot ilattil)f0trr OoMRlfto Rgl BrMiM o f Bbtertodi M Nwwra 723 MAIN S T .. M AN CH ESTER—PHO NE MI 9-4501 The feasebaU ttom will play . RuMBtss wings, for 2,509 flying hours, have nUBE BRXDIATER Somers High School at 3:15 pjiu ______Muaic e been awarded to C A P Lt. Col. A r­ BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK M wlU play Rham High School la Hs- 7:UU " •ws ton. bron. ’Thursday at 3:15.pjn. thsrs tuo I and News New York L t Col. 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Mmcular Tear and Pamdge to "Knee Aato Dtlvtat-School 7-A THERE OUGHTA RE A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN \Hdip Wsatdd««HRhlf S6 Dot*'a->Rjbrd*‘«l^itii PR B PA R 9' FOR dri'var's ta Ages It to 80. Ortring and cisas TOOL De 6IONBRS ^ Detaiiera, COCKER puppies, AKC regtstiaml. experienced, 50 hour week Man- Mack, red or Monde;.' bowdtiig. room. Tliros uMtuctoia. No wait-, ^H tXC ARf Yl/WS WHtN S(4b0PIUA A n P TIJ6N TH6RS ARC 07H6R TU«6 cheeter Tool and Design, • MCI lag. Maacbestet iMTtag Acade IWOLPf/T PlfSAM C f OWOINS HSU VtPl Also TALK AT TH' WHO S A ir ^ C WERB SPEEPINO Y ADVER’nSING Be*, 4 a Mala S t. Manehsater. MEfTING TONiem*, HONf PONY -you 9 T c m troopers m s • COCKER pidps. AKC reglateiad; LasinlM ootraetly ” Mby Sava y o u NEVYK w a « to m AldVTHINS CeTTRR TO PO THAN MACHINIST males, 10 weeks old.^lhecutatetf. NEW YORK ' (A P )— The Tour Ufe.” Driver sducaaon o h : i W0U.P AFMlP IO SPEAK UP -> PBREECUTC INNOCENT PRIVERf MI 9H1476 between 4-7 p.m . • CLASSinSD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS HAVE BEEN TOO AMONC ra«NPstrr'S. WHV PONY YXI GO OUT ANP fite of the New York Yan­ elsaaas. Member. Oonnectlcut Pro- EMBAKRASdCP' . - with all 'round experience, full NEW YORK (A P )— The t A.M. to S PJ«. feaslaaal DrhdiM S«diaai Aae^ Ml Am«C0UNTK/t catch cows I time plu(4 everUm*. all fringe bene­ kees in the American League AMlflRlOAN LEAOVR N FRONT 08, ' CRooKfl r P z r - — " A u u rr CUTE CAUCO kittens fr««. MI fluctuatinjf career of knuckle- 9-T36I.______•- ■ ALL THOM fit*, good working condition3, 9.7449. 118 Maple St. pennant race may rest on the W. I* Pet. 03. steady employment. oft-injured legs |fof Mickey Cleveland .. 19 11 .683 — ball specialist Ken Johnsoni COPY CLOSING tlBIE POR CLASSlPlED ADVT. LARSON’S OonnecUcnt'a first U psorjii MONDAY Wo t FBIDAY 16:86 AJ M ^ - j ^ ^ I g T A J L TABBY KITTENS, free, cute, alert, Mantle, the Yanks’ Mr. Indis­ Minnesota . 20 13 .606 following a wavy route re­ esMed driving schoor trained — n Apply playful housebroken, accustom­ pensable. New York . 13 12 .600 l '/' sembling one of his best Certlfisd and approved la now of­ ed to handling by children. - MS Baltimore ., 17 14 A48 V/t fering classioom and behind GUNVER 9-8683: The outflelder sustained a severe Chicago ... 18 16 pitches, was back on the track PLEASE READ YOUR AD wheel instruction tbr teenagers .S28 8 today after the Houston hand-me- MANUFACTURING CO muscular tear and minor damage Los Angeles IS IS .SOO 4 -MI 9407I. down had won his flrst game of vealSMO. Th« advuttser slmM rSM his M Uw S n n DAY rr to Ws left knee on the last play of Detroit .... 13 16 .448 51/, 234 Hertford Rd., Mancheater Poultry and Supplies New York’s 4-3 lo.ss to Minnesota Boston .... 13 17 .438 the season with his first hit. lasiS: E-Z LERN Driving Schotd— Safe, Friday night. He will be lost to the Kansas C2ty 1(« 20 .412 A victim of a low output often ties. Tbs H4iaM Is rsspoaelble fsr sa|jr ONiE Isesmat or emlttu courteous, instruction in dri'ving Ml •-3888 7 slve in losing five games, John­ from CcnnectlcUt’a largest. Auto- CHINESE Golden Pheasants. One suddenly-struggling Yankees for Washington 8 21 .276 10 y, inee^sn s^ rtte d a sa t and thea oaijr to tbs e x t w t e fs brooder. 810. Cali MI 9-6875 After at least two weeks, possibly long- Fi4day*k Results son virtually got the ‘job done sin- ^■mske g ^ a s ^ ea. ^ rs wbteb ^ set leseea Me valM *f mstic and riandard shift, dual th#; Wtll B#C h# contrcllad, fully insured, iHck-up TOOL AND gauge maken wanted, er. Washington 8, Kansas City 2., glehandedly against N a U b n a i flrst-cla3( only, all prevailing Minnesota 4,' New York 8. League leading San Francisco last Service. Older and nervous stu­ benefits And overtime schedule Mick collapsed in a heap about night, cooUng off the sizjdlng dents our specialty. Pay as you 10 feet before reaching first while Cleveland '9. Detroit 2. TOIJB oooperatioi«,,w iix Call Or apply In person. Manchei Articles For Sale 45 Uiants with a four-hitter and driv­ go, take only the number of lee- ter Tool A Design, Ml #-62«3 running out a ground bail—the Los Angeles 8, Boston 4. BE APPRECHATBD eons needed Call for free booklet. Baltimore 7, Chicago 4 (12). ing in the winning run in the ColU DIAL Ml 3-2711 LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobian, third out in the ninth inning. He 3-2, 10-lnnlng victory. MI 3-3552. Bo'lens, and GoodaU. Reel and hobbled from the field, leaning Today’^ Games Minnesota (Konlkowski 8-1) at , Johnson, acquired by Houston EXPERIENCED HAND rotary, 18-38” . Parts and service. heavily on the shoulders of tearh- Used mowers and tractors, Trsda mateS, and was hospitalized. Ne%v York (X^rry 4-4>, 2 p.m. player draft GsrSgic— Service— ^Storage 10 Baltimore- - ■ (Barber - 4-1) - at Chi­ that stocked the new club, baffled COMPOSITOR in your old machine. Capitol "Mick pulled, a muscle in his the Giants with his assortment of Equipment Co. 38 Main St. Hours cago (Horicn S-2>. GARAGES, three, for rent, 148 steady, full-Ums poeitlon In right upper leg wlille he was rtm- "junk” pitches until he got a TROUBLE REACNme Oim AOVERTISERT Cooper Hill St. $7 a month. Please ...Ili'kF.-.. 7-8 daily, 7-9 ’Thursday and Fri­ ning to first," New York Manager Kansas City (Dttmar 0-2) at »6t, MeCtim I Printing Department of Hartford day, 7-4 Saturday. Washington (Rudolpli 1-0). chance to -win It with a ' two-out call Glastonbury 633-9057. Ralph Houk said. "It knotted up single Oiat chased In Ciarl War­ insurance Company for qualified Lps 'Angeles (Bowsfleld 1-2) at Aitw iriit Stnrie# man. 37'* hour week—all benefit*. and he fell heavily on. his left Boston (tVllson 0-1), 2 p.m. wick with the clincher. knee.” Wanted Autos— Please submit resume, including DARK RICH loam, gravel, lUl, Detroit (MossI 2-4) at Cleve­ It was a big win for the 28-year- atone and white sand. Ml S-S868. He's the latest casualty In an land (Perry 2-0). old right-hander who started in the Fret f§ Hirall Rtaitrt Motorcycles 12 Building— Contracting 14 Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 to impressive list of Yankee injuries, Kansas City organization and last Sunday's Schedule BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, PAINTtNO>AINTtNO AND paperhanging. Box BB, Herald FARM LOAM, top quality. Stock which has at least helped con­ year suddenly found himself with WANTED—Medium sized low dot*’" ASSURED SUCCESS! Do as so piled 3 years, big 6 yard load, tU - Baltimore at Chicago (2). dump truck for (arm use. Must .be additions, recreation rooms, all Good clean wcrkmansnlp at tit.- many women are doing in Man­ tribute to the World champions' Detroit at Cleveland (2). " the pennant-bound Reds. He bol­ types of carpentry. Also fall-out aotMbla ratea. JO yeara In htan- Columbia, AC 8-1323, after 5 p.m, dive to third place. stered Cincinnati’s tired mound In good condition. Phone PI 2-6658 chester. Hi-weekly earnings are ASSISTANT in Advertising Depart- Kansas Ctty at Washington (2). evenings. shelters built. Call MI 9-4291. cte ^ e i. Raymond Viaka. MI possible it you have as little as 3 Minnesota at New York (2) crew, wlnnlnng vital games while msnt of grocery chain, must be PKJNIC TABLES—several models, Others included sore-armed re­ MANCHESTEK ANSWBEING SEKVICE or S hours spare time dally. Avon able to type, car necessary, extra 6’—12’, from 814.50, delivered W. lief ace Luis Arroyo and Roger 2p.m. posting a 6-2 record. CARPENTRY alterations, concrete Then he was put up for grabs, steps, no job too small. William is well liked and sells so easily. benefit*. Apply In person Gaor Zinker, MI 9-5444, TR B-7ia. Maris, the other half of the MAM Ixis Angeles at Boston (2). Ml f4)500 Business Services Offered 13 EXTEaUOR-INTBlUOR painting, No experience needvd. We help and started at the bottom with an Gelinas, MI 9-5649. Bros., 140 Rye St.. South Wlnd»or, home run team, who has been suf­ Monday's Schedule decorating, ceilings, wallpaper­ you to get started Immediately. Conn. NEED 'HRES? Major brands. 8 ^ fering from a groin pflll. Maris Detroit at Chicago (N). U-5 record for his new mate.s. Vic­ sad leave yew m m m v f. Yea’S hasr from ear sdveaMser la Jig RELIABLE removal service. ing, floor sanding and refinishing. Call 289-4923. ciai May sale.' 40% discount. No time wlthoot ependlag aS aveniag at the telephena is due to return yfo duty todaiy. Baltimore at Cleveland (X ). tory No. 1 eh^ed the Colts’ five- M A M Rubbish Co. Routes covet­ Florists— Nurseries 15 Clean workmanship. No job too SUMMER tobacco supervisor, ship­ down payment—12 months to psy. Arroyo hasn’t pitched In over two Minnesota at Washington (X ). game losing streak ing Manchester. Commercial, In­ Small. John Verfallle. Xn 9-5750. BOOKKEEPER—FulSime, exper- ping clerk, dump tnick driver, Cole's Discount Station, MI S-0980. weeks. Kansas City at Boston, 8 p.m. The Giants, however, maintained dustrial, resldentiaL Our special­ ienred preferred. Referencee, Call HARDY TRANSPLANT flowers PAINTING and wallpapering, wall­ electrical helper, (arm couple, Only Games S<-hpdiiled. their three-game edge over the Lost and Found ty attics, cellars, yards. MI marigolds, petunia*, age'ratum, in person between 9:30 and 13 cabinet maker, stock clerk, screw runner-up Los Angeles Dodgers, Automobiidd For Sale 4 9-9757. paper removed. Wallpaper books noon. Paul Dodge, 373 Main 8t. FIELDBTONE fop sale—delivered, . INDIANS-TIOERS — C 1 e v e- snapdragon. salvia,- alyssum, on request. Ceilings. Free estl- machine operator, chef, mason’s land, getting a pair of homers and XATIOXAL LEAGUE beaten by third-place St. Louts 8-3. LOdT—Collie Shepherd, black and 1957 BUICK Century, 3-tone blue, dahlias, etc. Buy at the farm at helper, factory worker, janitor. reasonable. 633-5039. W L Pot. GB. Cincinnati’s fourth-place Reds tan, no collar,, missing since OOSMA APPLIANCE Smwlc»-R*- mate*. Call Roger. MI 8-0923. HOUSEKEEPER toT live InT^Poel outstanding pitching from Dicl 4-door, automatic transraiasitm, pairt all makes rafrigarmtore, farm prices. Also, potted hybrid tion available -July 1. Write Box F, Part-time, full-time and summer 8 MM REVERE zoom lens camera, Donovan, took over sole possessi<»h San Francinco 2« to .722 _ closed In as Boo Purkey brought A IX ALONE— ^^Peter Snell of New Zealand breaks the tape in Los Angeles Coliseum Thursday, vicinity Hilliard St, and radio, heater, power atecring and tomato plants. AlbasI Farm, Villa A. A. ANDERSON—Interior decor­ opening*. Many Job* (or trainees. Ixm Angele* 23 13 .639 S his record to 7-0 with a 4-1 victory North Mwchester. Answers to the fraasara, waahliH machlnaa. dry- Herald stating references. electric eye. good condition, 850, of first place with, a 9-i vlct/ry Relays race billed as the “Miracle Mile’’ last night. brakea. excellent condiUon. MI era ranfse, oU and faa Oumat*. Louisa Road, opposite Villa ator, painting. 109 Foster St. XO Apply Connecticut State Employ­ Evenings MI 9-8456. over Detroit. / ,St. Lmil* 19 IS .594 5 over Pittsburgh. Milwaukee’s War­ name of'"Kllner.” MI 8-0444, MI 9-0S38. Louisa Restaurant; Birch Moun­ S-8508. R.N. L.P.N. Laurri Miuibr, ment Service, 806 Main St.. Man- 9-0218. >80 9-()05S. All work gtiamntaad. The 34-year-old Donovan. Off to Cincinnati IB 14 ..576 Sli ren Spahn three-hit the New York tain, Bolton. Manchester. Name your hours. cheater. SCREENED sand. Stone, gravel, Pittsburgh l« 16 ..500 8 Mets for a 6-2 decision, and Chi­ EXTERIOR SPRAY imd brush the best start of his careerv'tossed LOST—Female Tiger cat answers TREE RBJMOVXL, pruning and lot Ml 9-2.’ft4. sised stone and screenings. For llllwaukee 16 18 .471 9 cago’s'’ (Jubs outslugged Philadel­ 1963 DODGE dump truck, model clearing. Gall Prank C. Noble, MI COMBINATION pots J1.95 each and painting, commercial. Industrial, ig problem his Summary: NEW YORK (AP) - H'g still Offered IS-A and weekends, good working con­ 66 Years'Of Servle* . temperament. Center . ‘...... 003 104 4 12-U-5 very much in the "just talking" Daniels and Clay walked twice In five trips last 886 N, MAIN ST— MI 8-625S ■washing Danbury Slate 60. Dan ' Brunelle, Marsh Excel nighj. to lilke his mark to .29.7. XtANGHESTER MtprliE and Tniek- ditions and good salary Apply In bury hes a 2-9 record , "He'll give a gixid account of Civitan ...... 401 000 3 8- 9-1 stage, but American League of­ SAM’S OPHOL8TBRY -.R stln d person after 5 p m. Walnut Res- himself if he behaves," said ficials may be eyeing the posaibility Once the Angrela got to starter (ron 0*0 ahop. Gar, tak* ears of ing Oompany. Local and long dis­ More than half of Central doz­ Cook and Brow; Selbi, Keeney TV Ring Principals tance movtaig. packing and ator- taurant, 7 Walnut St. Ycaza. "In the Kentucky Derby, (7) and Wierzbirki. of a franchise shift of the Kansas With Howie Brunelle pitching a strong three-hitter and and loser Galen Cisco for a flve- aU your upboloteniw nesda at en victories came with Norm 1 rtm fifth inning last night, they age. Regular service throughout Newfield on the mound. He he started from a post wav out City Athletics to Dallas-Fort stocky Bill Marsh slugging four hits in as many tries, Cheney giaap aadngs. Cad CT S-3m. GIRL, PART-'I IME, cashier, ro»- WANTED Worth. NEW YORK (AP)—Billy Dan­ kept up. the assault op reliefers New England atates and FlortSa. metica and general store work. picked up. his seventh win "in J h i j | d u s t Y— Superior pitching by Tech broke a three-game losing streak yesterday at Mt. Nebo, l a sA sa . Kansas City owner Charles Fln- iels, the tonsorial artist and not Chet Nichols, Mike Fomleles and WASHER - ItBPRIOERATOR rs- Apply Mr. Hoyt, Arthur Drug, Danbury game, allowing .Ox hits Howie Conn led the BA Club to it's the enteri^ainCr, hopes to end his Other Pohslbllitles le.v—it was learniidr-lntrodtjced a defeating St. James of Berlin, 8-1., Arnold Earley. THE AUSTIN A. CHAMnStS OO Rockville. EXPERIENCED striking out 15. and walking one. Other possibilities are T, i victory over Colonial Board at The Rangers wasted no 11 m e,*> two weeks leave ttom the barber Forgotten Man MML iT W s HI 9-6efr, FOt- NewTidld was a lo.ser ju.st once Roben.son Park. After a leadoff dl.scuaslon of the possibility of put­ a. M i O— tar SL Moving, packing, storage -local ting a team • ip the Texas cities scoring three times In the first shop tonight by lathering Cassius Delock, the forgotten man of this year. and didn’t allow a run until the- Clay in the television fight of the and l o » distance. Agenta for DAU8E DRINDERS ished 2 1-4 length.s back of Dc-| Conn, area at a closed meeting of league inning and following up wrlth a the staff, made an appearance In Lyons Van Lines, Ihc., world-wide The winners took a 2 0 lead In singleton in the third. A four- final inning.- week. REIWEAVINO of bums, moth holes; cidedly in the Derbv. at 8-1; d im - ' singles official.s here the last two days. the ninth Inning. It took the vet­ 2Uppers repaired. Window Shades mo'era. Free estlmatea. XQ 8-8't87 NOW LEASING: the fifth Inning when Tom Bord- Marsh slammed a triple, double .son King Farms' Ciim.son Satan | roifte. Founof them Finley declined comment on the run fourth, punctuated by some If he upsets the 5-1 favored eran.Just 13 pitches to mow down made to measure; all sized Vene­ SEPTIC TANKS 1st shift 7 to 5. (55 hour* per homered with Mike Liappes at 10-1; Town.send Martin's Sun- ” 1’®' inning when Co- loose defensive play, put the game and two singles to pacejthe Rang­ Clay in their . heavyweight 10- three batters—10 strikes and weekly). aboard. The remaining four runs matter. ?nd said he had no com­ ers. Captain Dwatn? G 1 i d d e i^ tian bUnda Keys made while you AND rise Comity, who petered out ■ dnal runs—after ment on whether the Athletics are beyond reach. rounder (ABC-TV 10 p.m.) at St. three balls. His first eight tosses wait. Tape Recorders (or rent P^tlBg—PSfcmiK 21 came In the eighth Inning on 1 after Irying'to stay w ith the earlv i 8-1 lead. Meanwhile Brunelle. In his best chipped in with a double and tw'O’ PficholSi Arena, the 25-year-old were strikes. 2nd shift 5:30 to 10:30. thTOP#® r^ l-PTlICentral m I hitehits one")and three Oan-| leaders___i __ in the .^11Summary: m a t-x» • available for transfer. Such re­ singles and drove In four runs. Xtarlow’s, S8T Main, XU 9-6221. PLUMED SEWERS Offiee Space - -173 Spruce SL IX'rby, at 12-1: ports, however, have been wide-.i showing of the season, was mow­ New Yorker will put aside his TTie entry of Delock sent press EXTERIOR and uttrior painEng. ,(Psrt-tiine). bury errors. Frank Powers' Vimy Ridge and , BA Club . ‘ ...... 032 210 X 8-9-1 ing down batters wiUi regularity. Cheney has now won two and comb and clippers td t a while and box occupants scurrying for sta­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS au makes. Paperbiuigtng. WaUiiapsr books. spread for some time. Wallpaper removed. GeUlngs. HaeliiM OleaRai. ------! Colonial ...... 100 OOP 3 4 -8 ^ "We're playing in Kansas City He fanned 13, walked only two lost three. St. James was making concentrate entirely on furthering tistics. Ike had made only one oth­ C stp , pkooflgraplis, ekangsta. We will psy top wage* to Building now under oons(ruetion having 24 apart* i Conn and Jones; Thibado and Its first start of the season. his pugilistic career. If not. it’s er ond-innlng appearance this sea­ HsMiLaeaiMMBtcaL Ouaraateed99 Floors Oaod dean arorkmanslup. SepUe Taah*, Dry Well*. SawM now and our only Interest is in try­ C h rn e, (S) son. ' Fully mmrod. Reaaonable ro ’M . those who. qualify; plu* mentA.with 5 office areas available. Stavens. ing to 'Win some games," he said. back to the barber shop for Billy days. Famous for asrvtc* to r 80 Lines Initalled—-Ollar Water­ AB R H PO A E on Monday! Dqlbck has wpm a Red Sox uni-, years. Phone XU 9-4587. Potter> Leo Pelletier. XU 9-8896 or XO proofing Done. fringe benefitih Please sp- ♦ OVER 100 MILES PER HOUR Jar\'i5. lb ...... 3 t 0 6 1 1 I.caRose. 2b .. form longer than any other mem­ -ton's. 9-5082 I o f Thrills and Spills ...... 4 1 1 1 J 0 This Is the pne fight I've been ply- to Marsh. 3b ...... 4 3 4 0 a 0 waiting for,” said the 6.-4, 190- ber of the squad. When Manager Brunelle. p a 2 Offkffs with 600 Squars Feat Each ...... 3 2 1 1 IS 0 pounder. "Clay can be had and I Mike Hlggihs was asked about his A1* UNU8UAI, bargain! Roupbol- McKinney brus* Tom Garry Outhurls Olander^ GUdden. c ...... 4 1 a 13 u 0 •tar 8 ptoca living room set; aofa Hence cf ...... a 0. 0 0 0 0 sure am going to give it a big use of Dplock, he re lie d : Every woman loves Uia oom- S*w*ra9« Disposal Co. E. and S. 6AUDE CDs Jaquitn. as ...... 3 , 0 0 3 0 .0 try.’t "I definitely plan to pitch De­ and 3 chain. 8M5. Chocos (Tom NOTICE Monroe. If ' tort and good looks a t the nsat I86L1S3 Pear) St.— MR S-StOS a 1 pffiea with 425 Square Feet ...... 1 0 0> 0 0 0 A pro just two years, Daniels lock more from now on. I know group of flns (abtlca. Worii done Mitchell Dr., Maneheeter iM I D G E T j Southington Nips Rockville^ 2-7 ^.•nlckl. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0.0 two piece outfit, nils one la a by expert eraflamen on our pram- A public hearing will be held by has compUed a 16-0 record, includ­ what he can do. fv e tried to get apodal for the matron. Fatt-O- ioaa. All work fully guarantaed. the Town Planning Commiasion of Tola’s ..-v...... 27 » * 31 19 T ing seven knockouts, on the climb as many looks as possible at some Rama hi sewing magic! On those aUnny "baaeh’’> days JsAirs (1) • Xflli Faifric SalearooBi, 176 Pina Manchester. Connecticut. Monday One block from downtown Main Street in heart of COMPETITION a u t o ; lUK'RVILl.E — Reversing an eighth win in nine league games...... AB R U PO A E . from the preUm rank.s to his ma­ of ^ younger pitchers before the N a 8338 with Patt-O-Rama is ahead, you’ll w ant'to hkvs an at­ BL, ekcluatvo CSieney Vhbrtc evening. May 28, 1962 at 8 P.M. In Mancheater busineM area. Ideal for doctors, dentists, early .season decision. Southington Olander fanned three and walked corTOrkn ...... 4 0 I 0 1 0 jor opportunity against Louis- cut-down date." in sizes 36. 38. 40, 42. 44, 46. 48. tractive cover-up bonnet and •alcareom, m Manchester. Ml the hearing room of the Municipal Featuring Top National .. : ...... 3 0 0 10 0 0 ■ville’s self-proclaimed "future Ex-Red Sox oMUielder Alble AO, 52. Bust 38 to »4. Sixs 38. Matching b)ig set made from tick­ Building, on a Btihdivision titled: I lawyer* or insurance officeA High edged Rockvilic, 2-1, yes­ one as the Rams lost their second Audette r( ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 , 8-7332 Budget term* arranged ARDC Midgot Club Drivere CVe tut. They’ve won seven. Majcnello. th 3 0 0 .3 0 o' champ." ' Fearson haunted Boston last $0 bust, short slseve, 6 1-8 yards ing! Trim wRh eas)(-crochet roses! "Map of Gambolati Heights— Kurxel. ( ___ Features ample off-street parking, lieaigned in tra­ terday at Rockville to lake over Southington scored in the top 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 Billy js not ranked while Cas­ night He drove .in two runs with o f 2U)-lneh. Pattern No. 260O-N has material HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov­ ' Highland Street—Manchester, Open For Inspection Paefneltl. cf. 3b 3 D 0 0 0 1 sius. a pro only .19 months, is a pair of singleli and also walked To order, send 35c In colns'to:— requiremanta; full a a w ^ and cro­ al, Gellara, attics, yards, and ditional Colonial architecture. Offices will be laid out SUNDAY, MAY ^ undisputed possession in the Cen­ of the seventh when Bob Hall sin­ Russo, ss ... 3 1 1 2 0 1 Connecticut. Property of SUNDAY 2 to 5 P.M. tral Valley Conference. gled and Dick Tally tripled him Ruso, Sb. cl 3 0 1 1 0 0 ranked-seventti by the NBA and In five appearances at the jrfate. Sue pimistt, Tlte Mandiad er chet (Uraetions. weekly pick-up or burner barrels. Frank Gambolati—Scale 1’’- to suit tenant*. Air conditioning included tai irental at 2:45 P.M. Tom Gurry, the visitors’ no-hit O’Conneil. p , 3 0 0 3 10 1 ninth by Ring magazine. Cassius In the 29 games he’s played, Pear­ Ihrtmng Herald, 1U 9 AVE. OT T o order, send in coins to: Hardd Boar, VC 9-4084. m - May 7, 1962, Hayden L. 24 ARVINE PLACE, off S. MAIN ST. home with two outs, breaking a B-M«rguin. .. charge. - j pitching ace. stopped Coach Ron I-l Ue. The winners had crossed _1 0 0 0 0 0| has) made loud noises since turn­ son has, reached ,base 48 per cent ABOiUOAS. NEW TOKK SS, N. A hM Cafeot. The MandMatw Eva- Griswold, C. E.” Bssattfal 8-Rsom OoloalBL 4 bairaoms, 1*/, Imths, tatfaskad Kozu'h s Rams with but two Safe­ ing pit) after winning the Olympic of the time—(SO limes reached in Y. king Herald, 11S9AVEOP AMBE- CHIXAR, attlcs and jtat^ cleaned. All interested persons may at­ garage, large Uvtag room, formal dining room. the plate in the fifth when Ron • 24 *1 ~i 18 U "i ‘ RubUsh hauled to the dump. Rea­ ties. one a sixth-inning bonier by Carbona's single drove J(m Ross «--Groundsd out for O'Connell in 7U>. llght-hea'wywetght title at Rome 138 chances (33 hits, 22 walks, For lat-dass mailing add lOo ICAS, NEW YORK SS. N . V . tend this hearing. RBI Ruto.'^Marsh. Ruf/v 4 nmmAllABrunelle. GUdden i In 1960. for eadi pattern. Print name, For Ist-claaa mailing add 10c for sonable. XU 9-9704 Pete Pagani. The latter also in. , ;■ J«uuilU, Monroe; 2BH. Marsh. Olld- two fielder’s choices and three er­ Dated at Manchester, Connactl- gitmlnig fnmUy. singled in the flrst inning. Lefty Summary: iden, Rufo: SBH. Marsh; SAC. Monroe: Clay’s record is 13-0, Including rors). addrtsa with sone, atyle No. and 8% wkttem. Print Name, Address cuL this 16th d a y ^ f Xfay 1962. REDUCED TO 129,850 Call: EASTERN CDAST REALTY THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Skip dander wen the route for Southington fXXI AlA 1— ^•*'y^** l^Roie, MAinh. Bruncllet 10 Itnoekouts. Ha hiw. stopped his #i##. with Zone and Pattcni Number. Town Planning Cionnnissioft 25? A 7 Jaquith. Monroe, Rum6: :P ^ Building— Contracting 14 MIO.Ml'.-,(iN ( ONN. n u .t. r\UKIN(. Rockville, giving up seven hits. RockvlUe ... last five opponents. More to the Eddie Arcaro ' rode six Preak- Don’t miss the spring and sum- Sand BSe to r the new, blg-aiM Martin E. Alvord, ..000 Qpi 0—1-2-1 Bninsile to LaRose. to'jarris; V O i aaar '62 lama of our pattern mag- The R. F. DIMOCK CO. Garry fanned 10 and walked' Garry and Mlkoaz; (jiahder and | SlSSUI.*’ ?• point. Clay has stopped several nees winners—Bold Ruler, Nash­ ‘S3 Album filled -with lovely de­ ADDITIONS, recreation rooma, re- Chairman MIS4 K1 only two enroute to Southihgton'i Arckivy. I O’Connell 4j_HBP by 'PaifeaetU (Bnin- name fighters including Alex ua, Bold, RUl Prince, pitatloa adtiw Bade VMPan. Sand Sob signs, a . naadlawork atiteh aaetton moCollBg^ all types of carpentry. Dorothy C. Jacobson, MI t'S245 neUel: SO, BrunUls » , O^CoansU U. BILL 5IAKSH iMteff (6) and George LcgM (4). and Wblriasny. Malaon iDggfai*. ^ 4-1700. B o e n t u y

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t A G E T B N MANCHESTER EViartNG HERALD, 6 a NCKMTBR, CONN, ^TlhlD AY, liAT 19, 1962 r'. -t- BtAieCHESTER'EVENING K^ERAED,1tfANCHESTER* CO^fN;,, SATURDAY/MAY 19, 1962 — Sr------' ■—•' > ' ." ■: ...... ^ 1 . , ’1 li ' ■ 1,1?, Moslcid 53, BM t»«nd Aeeeiiiories 48 Apartment^Flatn--w. Business Locations Houses For Sale ?2 Houses For Sale 72 Books For Sale 72 Hoai^For Sale * 72 Houeee Far Sale 72 ...... ;i'- ...... Housw' For Sale 72 Houks For Sale 72 Housw For Sale- 72 'H o u k s 72 Tenemeatg - 63 For Rent <.34 For "Sale ' Resort, Property For Sale 74 Farms For Sale- ^ 76 , Legal NoQm w irooit BtLaOBk nmaboot with PIANO TDNmo, ^.'SYttaw years’ FLQKW GB ST.—7 room home In $13,650- ATTACTtVE 9 ^bedroom SEVEN ROOM (jotemtal, Wfaha* I JCANCeDblTER-4 rsom Cape, 5 aaperlenoa. Frea n p s ir astlmates MANCHBSrTER—V 9 room GarrUen f i v e ROOM ranch, near • school, OOLDn ia L—8 rooms, immaculate ANDOVER—Ideal homesite. 5H, CARTliJUgT,, BoIt6n—M a t 6 room BD h.p. Joimsati. and UOO pound TO RENT—4 jm m heated apart­ exoeuent condition inside and ouL ranch, large kitchen, ccraime cabbwt kitchen, axesUsm iMuti, rooms . complstsly ' redecorated, COVENTRY-^We have some beau­ HEBRON-^O acres, mostly Ullabla, . h^ itatios obd**, -' tiWUor^ptu* many coctraa. US upon request. Call Kenneth RoUn. OFFICH SPAC5E ‘GALORH Coloidal, large lot with trees bU| line, IH baths, recreation conditldn, garage, trees, near hos­ room Cape, barn, 10 acres. Iota c< Elngligh CoIonUu Cape on lovely ment. Call HI s-ni7 from 8:80 eaoloaed por<», one-car garage, .ibath, 3 picture windows, cellar, .and split rail fence. 3-car attach­ as, a e f ^ milt .trees, r - " - aluminum suing,' aluminum com- w m , carpmi nicely lahdscaped, tiful lakefront cottages and year dairy barn, about 1500 feci'frqBt'‘ Air A COURT OF PRORATB htid Oarthl iM IP -sm . son,' >044866. ’ Unations, extra nice back ya^ pital, only $i8,$m. Carlton W. room her*. Totigren' Agency, Ml lot, beautifui/View, 3-car garage, at Manchenter. within and t o the ^ Am , to 4;80 p.m., except Bstur- priced for quick aale, $18,900. 184' frontag^ trees. Cerlton W. ed garage vdth Jalousied breese- 0. Carlton W. Hutchlna, ' (3. I. mortgage may be assumed. around lakefront homes. $7,500 up. age on hard surface road ftricett Diitrlct or Moncheiter. no the IMh dar day. • \ ■ ■ -^d'w leasing Hutchins JO 4-6182. ' ' 8-6821. ' imme(Uate/<^upaiicy.'Cail Vtn For full information call .The Ells- U'VTi TStliOW Jacket runabout, Wiljbtlck Agency, M l 94484. Hutchins, m 94183. way*; City htUitlea, Csdaz'shin­ near shopping, schools and bus. Oiarles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. to sell. Warren E. Howiarig^Real of May, 1962. . Reduced tq H i,300. Call the A. F. Bogginl, ^ 3-5123. BellJelfloro Agen- woith Mitten Agency, JO 3-6930, - tor, MI 3-1108. / •4^ .. ' Present Hon John J. Wallett. Juda*. as b,p. Svinnide, Te^ee trailer, Wsaring Apparel—Fora 57 New alr-condiUoned profeasional gles, aluminum storma^ am) MANCHESTER $17,200 VERNON-—a year d d groom Caps, cy. E etato.of Celeatln NeuvUMr, lata of TtiHBE ROOMS, heat, hot water, building to .be eonstnicted at the SIX ROOit aUigle, lane lot, cen- CEteA 1750 Colonial — 9 ' rooms, HOMES THAT HAVfi^TO Dlmock Co., MI 94245, Barbara EAST HARTFORD-iS' room Caps, MI 9-5524. ■kl eqwpment, aU new IBSB, excel, etovev n trln ra tor, p a r k ^ . U8 screens, fUU cellar, heiUM rec five':fUviSiied, aaayme mortgage, Mancheater in «aU deceased. HAVE A NEW baby? The Penny com er of Main and Ha3mes Streets. ^ l y locate0i^.leae than $13,000. completely renovated, new plas­ room, 34 foot living room with X Woods, M l 9-7702, Johanna Evans, full shed dormer, full basement, SIX ROOM'BUNGALOW. EncloMd nuOthly payments, $101. Tongren On motion of Adelaide R. fiattaglia lent condition. 8.8988. Main St., Ml 9;B ». 9-5. CT Magnuzon, MI $-0229. ter, wiring, furnace, plumhl^, 3 SELL / / MI 9-6663. VERNON ■— Winterized 4 room Welle Road, Talcoltvnle, Conti., admit,-', Saver has Just received a large Individual offices tailored to your fireplace, dining room, a well X ^ y utilities, excellent condition 37x7H porch. .Huge kitchen-, formal Agency. Jn 3-4821. Mtos,- dishwasher, disposal, latch ht, 94 duplex, ' wraushout. Charles Lesperance, home. 75 foot frontage on lake, en­ Wanted-y-Riia1 Estate 77 ietralrtx. tt^VXXnr runabout, Hilly quantity of new and nearly new VB5RNON--New modem 4 large specifications. Abundance of park­ CUSTOM BUILT 9 tdein Ranch, cabinjeted kitchen, one-half jpath. 1-49.900—6 dining room. UVing room. Master Lots For Sals 73 closed .porch, cellar, new furnace, ORDERED.' That etx montha from 0bit8lBsed, 7H h.p. EVlnrud«i dwrs, 18 acres, pond. Carlton W, . clean. n MANCHSSTBIR-West Side. 6 Jn 9:7630.. EAST HARTFORD—Assume , 4H% the Ifth^day At Hay. 1962. be and the baby clothes. room Colonial ajiartment, country ing. For more particulars pieiMe lone Uvittg room with hteplaee, Upetairs—8 large bedrooms, mas­ room brick Cape, attached ga- bedroom plus two twin bedrooms. forced hot alr.,/heat, combination WISH SGjd®rnE to l^ d l* yout motor, remote Oonti^ea. cruise. call MI 8-1108, any Ume,. Hutchins, Ml 94182. ter 13x18, plenty of deep and wide 2 car garage. Very good condition. mortgage, approximatsly $4,600 -< ^ E A-zqns lots ail with 100 foot aame ate Hmited and allowed ter the eetUng, Including range, refiig formal rooin, family aize 3—$i3,4 rooms, needs work rage, large encloeed-rear porch, DARTMOUTH R B IG im —For the yrinddws, large lot. completely real toute? Cau me. at M l 9-0826 rredlfore Within which to bring In a.day tank. TraUer. lSTB. Call MI EVENING AND cocktail dresses, erator, heat, hot water, and ga closets, full, ceramic tile bath, Desirable reaidmuai area! SEN­ down. 6H room spilt, garage, Stiq frontage, city wiUer, no sewers, a their elalma against said estate, snd size 7 and 10, cheap. Call MI Mtcben 9 bedrooma, IH batlla, BOWERS SCHOOL, one block, cus- selling for $14,700. Call Uie R. F. discriminating buyer.'' 7 room set School area. Can 838-:B47. furnished. F. G. Mott,^ MI S-565g. '^■prompt and courteous'servlca. MUO. '~ V l rage. Washer and dryer on recreation room with fireplace, '^tom built 6 room ranch. Plastored walk-up attic. Plaster walls. Built 8,900-:4 room ranch wlUi SIBLY PRICED. Calleitiier block from a "ew elementary „./QGeDh Barth. Broker. \ said administratrix It directed to glva 8-8947, 1 Hackmatack St. WARREN E. HOWLAND* Dlmock Co., MI 94245, Barbara ranch, 3 baths, f-car, 3 fireplaces, achdol. T. J. Crockett, Realtor JO pubUc notice to the credflari tO' hrtng premises. Adults. TR 5-3600 or TR encloeod breeaeway, attached ga­ waUs, partial recreation room, 1954. RealisUcally priced at ^basement Woods, M l 9-77b2, Johanna Evans VERNON—For aale or COTTAGE at lAke WtUiams, 2 b«fj- In their claims within said time allow­ $24400. Robert Wolverton Agen' iwndry room, garage, city utili­ Mr. Govang, JH 941SM, TR 5-9830 be 8-1577, YELLOW ztrapleas gown, alze .9, 6-1387. rage, lu d M ^ yard 91x194. t r e e s ; $17,900, Carlton W. j g 9-6658. ______^ ties, extra large lot. Immediate mortgage, lovely 6H /ianch, rooms priced reasonable. Cati^I LISTINGS wanted of klndg. Coiv-' ed by intblishing a copy of this order Materials 47 V, Realtor ■cy, MI 9-3813. / 4—$14,900-4 roomer, 3 baths, TR 5-5811 In some newspaper having a circulie worn once, $5. Reverzible Jacket, Marlon E. Robertacn. Realtor. Ml Hutchlni^ J$n 94183. , IH bathe, aero land, Very rea-* 2-7676. - fideniial and fast gervlca. Klein- tion In said probate district within ten., OETTINO m a r r i e d ? See our 8-6958. . 9(ht800 lot m TT w S^' ^ *‘*'*** Lesperance, SEVEN LOTS with city utilities, inxio^uniBER, building and Bize 10. MI 9-9812. 576 Main Street. MI 3-1108 IV BOLTON—8 roopi home, 6 Mr. Douton. JD 9-SUl, TR 6-6811 sonable. Pleaie call her, TR must be sold Oe one. Charles achmidt and Btrthe MI 3*7539 MI d a ^ from the date of Ihfs order aM ' ■cozy 8H room aparUnimts near PORTER St. 'Large colonial home, MANCHESTER —On bus^^e, $ rooms completely redecorated, return make to this court of the notice ptdribUns. _ BuppU^ double cabi. 5-414,900—5 room ranch, real JO 9-5806 k. 6-9601, TR 6-9429. Lesperance, JO 9-7620, 3-0319. given.', tiat sink, bathroom set, steam, pubUc swimming pool, tennis 6 bedrooma, 3t& baths, 3-car ga- bedroom ranch 3 car­ hot water . baseboard radiation, IDOKOUT Mountain, Spring St. 7 Read Herajd Ad vs. courts.' Residentlid area In R^k- port, aluminum stmmis, fireplace, clean ■ JOHN J. WALLETT,- Judge. funace, radiators windows, doors Houses For Ren' 65 rage, large lsn( yard, ceramic tile counter in kitchen, w m colonial, 3 fireplaces, IH BARROWS & WALLACE SPARKLING l o t s f o r 'lale In all zones. Wanted—To Buy 58 vlUe.>MI 9-4834, TR, 5-1166. Bowers School Shown by a] reasonable. Reymrfas Realty. TeL and bricks. Tard open 8:804. appointment. don E. 5—$14,900—8 end 8 duplex, a acre lot. Ideal for large family, baths, buUt-ins, attached garage, 56 B. Center St. Manchester Charles Ponticelll Agency JH 6 room center hall* colonial, one Robertson, Realtor. MI 33e-3568. selling for. $16,800. CeU the R. F. JJANCHBSTBR A 16x16 foot kitch­ 9-9644. Saturday 8 to 4. Cboman House, WE BUY, SELL or trade antique ROCKVILLB^Avallable June' 1, money-maker ' amesite drive, many shade trees, < MI 9-5306 ElIGRT ROOM house for rent. Main car garage. 24‘ living room with Dlmock Co., JQ 9-6245, Barbara city utilities, sidewalks and curbs: en.highlights Utis 3 bedroom' ranch wrecking, Stock Place, off- N. and used fumlture, china, glaaa, beautiful modem 8 ^ room apart­ QUIE7T STREET—Custom 4% rooAi. silver, picture frames and old Street area, oil heat. MI 8-2038. fireplace, formal dining room, mod­ MANC^EFTER — 6 robm Ranch, 7— $15,500—8 room cape, shed dor­ Woods, Jfl 9-7702, Johanna Evans, iAr|e lot. Oiarleg Lesperance, MI 811,900 — ROCKVILLE, 8 'room in town. HorM haa bean completely For ihOBo 'who Uko A C T IO N . , . Main St, or tdephone' MI 9-3393. ment, stove, refrigerator, * free expandable stone and shingle coins, oU dolls, and guns, bobby ern kitchen, 8 twin sized bedrooms, full ^aSement, aluminum storms mer . jn9J5668. ranch, large Uvlhg room, caUnet redecorated/ 1240 square feet of parking. Heat and hot water fur­ OOVEINTRY—4 roomg $90 5 rooms aluminum siding, level shaded lot. Cape, fireplace, large lot, park- an^/.screena, city utilities, nice kitchen,1, lieautifulty b e r ...... landscaped Uving a i W more details about this Legal Notices' eoUactlotia, attic eontants or arhola nished. Many other conveniences. Drivo tho Suporb Diaiiionito—Watebes— estates. FVmlturo Rsii>alT Service, $100. AUred D. Heckler, PI 2-6519, 7 room cape on b&utlful half llke setthw, $14,500, Carlton W. ykrd, «^,ose to shopping center. 8— $15,000—Beauty —Green Maitor V JtANCHESTBR—New oversized living In Manchester — lot. Shown by appointment ManoB choice ottering. Evenings Bill Minutes to Hartford over Park­ between 6:804 p.m. acr^ lot In a nelghbdriiood of fine Hutchins,, MI 94183. Under $10JWO..Hayes Agency. MI 6 room Cape, full shed dormer, S full rooms, breeieway, 2-car ga- LIMITATION OKDRB Jeweby 48 Taloottville, Oonn. T». MI 8-7448. . Ranch B. Robertson. W alter, Ml S-SIB8. Boles . Jn 9-9858. A'T A COURT OP PROBATE hHd way. $95 a month. Call Rockville homes. Adaptable . to 4 bed­ 8-4803. 1 % baths, one acre wooded lot, ryfe, large enclosed lot, aineoite »t M«nchf,ifr. althin end for (hr TR 6-3748. WEST PALM BEACH, Florida Ma n c h e s t e r —6 room cam,' i^ WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at FRANK IS buying and selling good rooms, plus formal dining room, 0-416,900—6 room colonial, Hol­ selling for 817,900. Call the R. F. drive, combination windows and SEE THIS l^ R R E N E. HOWLAND, DIetrict ol Uenrhretrr, on the iflU day used furniture and antiques at Single house, 2 bedrooms, MI cheerful, compact kitchen Priced bathi^ shed dormer, panel^ Are- HOLLIsiER STREET ana — lister St. Dlmock Co., ja 9-5245, 'Barbara doors. This home should be a must . ‘ of 'Itej , 1962. , . reasonable prices, prompt aerv- ROCKVILLE!—^Modern duplex gar­ 9-7805 or MI 9-5674. place wall, excellent codatructlon, / Realtor Preeent Hon. John J. Weflett. Judgo-. A— — loa, 8 watehmakera, Manchester- 420 Lake St. Call and see what at appraisal valuation. Otolce location, Cotonjal, fair Woods, Jn 9-7702, Johanna Evans, w your list. Charies Lesperance, Deluxe 7 room Garrison Colonial Estate of Mery T RU^- eke Uery den apartment, 2 bedrooms, built- ISrge wooded lot. ^ y e s Agency, 10 $17,400—Tanner St. ranch,''cor­ jn 9-5668. JO 9-7620. ’ with breeseway and garage, bn tree, -575 Main St. Jn 8-110$ Thereee Riley eke M, Th>re»e Rilev or ter’a (ddest established Jeweler. we've got. Open Sundays. MI In oven, new refrigerator, full FOR RENT—Tankeroosen Lake In Ml 3-4808 . ■ , priced, 8 rooms and irarigS,' alum­ F. E. Bray 787 Main S t, State 94680. inum combinations, SKcellen^-con- ner lot shaded lot' on North Elm St, Rj TherMa RUe.v ieto'-of Mapehnetef in basement, fnmt and back yardr, Vernon. C otta^, 4 rooms, 8 down, Verplanck School VI—JIanchester—New Listing. 5^ E!XC3ELLIIINT 4 rooms plu* 2 un­ duced to 821,700. eetd Dietrlct, deceased. Theater Building. $120. Available June 1. TR 8-2129. one unfinished up. Conveniences. COLONIAL DtlTCH - 8 beautlfu] dltion. Call owner for appointment 11—$18,000—Re-buUt cape, 3 baths, Legal Notiew On raotlnnmotion of Ovrtj^idpGertr A. Rllsy of A model 7 room home, new heat­ to Inspect. 94093. room ranch, 1% baths, 14x34 fin­ finished, near bus line, Verplanck eeld*-* Mancheeter,' ' - “ -hpster, uttSxlnlnistratrlx...... Ideal for couple. TB 6-7388. rooms, aunporch enclosed, hot ■-.,3 garages ' y School, large lot. City utUtUes. ex- ORDERED;jID; Diit li:six months______at SMALL USE® cement mixer with­ DUPLEX, 6 rooms, garage, oil fur- ing system, copper pluniblng, ev- ished‘’recreation room, attached JARVIS REALTY Cj OmOBB o r NOTICE from out motor. MI 9-9871. water heat, beautiful backyard 17lh dav PT May, 19fi2. be and Garden—Parm-^Dalry nace, good location. $08 per month. pansive kitchen dining area, pos­ MANCHESTER—Two family, 5-5, 13 $30,000—7 room colonial in Bol­ garage, built in 1958, Excellent lo­ Or retired cou­ . AT A POURT OF PROBATE h#ld same are ttmltpd and allowed for the with fruit trees and also fireplace. cation. Selling for $18,900. Cal] the ple. This is a rsai buy. Charles Realtors JOS at Manoh»8t«r, within and for thi^ Prodncts 50 Quiet adiUts or small family pre- Suburban For Rent 66 sibility of 8 bedrooms, fair market excellent condition, one rental In­ ton JWstrlct of MancheBt^r. on the I7th day credltprg within whinh to bring in their 2-cor garage. Very close tp achool R. F. Dlmock Co., Jtl 9-5246, Bar­ Lesperance, j n 9-769p. claUna against said estate, and said , ferred. References. Box G, price $14,900. and bus. Buy directly from own­ come $125 a month. Ooodchlld- Jn 8-4112 j n 9-3619 of May. XH2. Roonu Withont Bowd 69 IS—$22,000-4 and 9 duplex on Wal­ bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Estate of Adrienne A. I^aCroU late of .Admlpistratrlx Is dlrpcfpd to givr pub­ STRAWBERRY plants for sale — Herald. NORTH COVENTRY—Five room, er. Move right In. MI 9-1109 or Bartlett Realty, Realtors 2894939, AUTUJIN ST. — 6 room Ocdonial lic notice to uio rredlttors to bring in Sparkle, Robinson, Fairfax, Mid­ clean, cheerful, modem, second MI 8-7925 nut St. Evans, MI 9-6663. Mancheeter in^ttald Pletrtct. deceaead. MI 9-5918. with large sunporch, excellent MI 3-1028 JO 9 -1300 Preeent Hon. John J. Wariett^^J^ire. their clalma withjn said time allowed land, Premiw. Fern Gardens, 179 ROOMS TO RB2NT, also cabins with n e w 4 ROOM apartment, located floor apartment In private coun­ Duplex John J. O'Connor . administrator by publishing a copv of this order in PORTEiR STREET area—Custom 14 $26,900—Real deluxe ranch, ig condition, city utilities, amesite c.t.a,' o f • the estate of.-ftob eri A. some pewspaper having a circulation in Fern St., MI 8-7278. efficiency. Scranton Motel. Call Ml on Hilliard St., heat and hot water, try home. Heat, hot water gas 5-5 large cheerful rooms, over BOLTON—Six room ranch On one SOUTH WINDSOR — Immaculate said probate district within ten days 94828 atfer 6. built 7 room colonial, sheer qual­ Grandview area. 5 room ranch with attached drive, combination windows and spilt level, 5 minutes frdm Man- LaCrolx. hatliif exhiUred an account $125. MI 8-2578. furnished. Adults preferred, bark­ IlOO aq. ft In each side, 2 heating acre lot, 8 large bednxuns, panel­ of the doinfs of RetTert A. LaCrolx. from the date of this order and return APPLES—Baldwins and Stariw; ing. No pets. Available now. Phone ity and beauty, built-ins, 3-zone garage, living room, dining room, doors, lot 70x488, large shade cheBter.i living room. kitchen, make to this court of the notice given. systems, prime Weat Side location, ed family room, ceramic bath, fine 15 $37,600—6 acres, 5 room cape. trees. Immediate occupancy. deceased aamtourtfwor of said estate, also, cider apples. Bunce Farm, PLSIASANT furnished room for MODEStN four room apartment, evenings, PI 2-6658. selling at bank appraisal. neighborhood. Only $15,900. I f a ^ heat, family room, 3 fireplaces, kitchen, den, 2 large bedrooma. dinette, 8 l^ room s, 3 full baths, andmnu havinirmavinif |H«de er room, center entrance hallway, Mper having a circulation in said distribution, and this Court directs that Out front In ttylel FURNISHED room for rent. One MANCHlESTEB—Ranch, large liv­ home. Coventry Lake. Shaded lot. overlooking lake, 4 . bedrooms, landscaped with many tr^ies. Call inum siding. Rusco combinations. notice of the time and place assigned .Initantaneous reipensc of smooth new 4-S Hydro-Motle*. GOOD COW manure. 86 and |10 VEIRNON—SH modem ^sartment, month. Write to Atty Hugh L. Reasonably priced at $12,500. Can priced In the $40,000. Owner mov­ builder. District, at least seven days before the block, from Main St. Tel. MI 8-0814 heat, electric stove, cabinet ing room, inodern kltimen, 8 bed­ PORTER STREET Area — Co­ lakefront privileges, small down Very easy house to maintain and day of said hearii^. and nv mailing on for said hearing be given to all per­ In|oy the room, the eemfert and the ridp o f this glam or­ loads. Delivered. Excellent for Moore Jr,, 53 Plermont St., ing out of state. For further Infor­ nr before May 327 1!>62, by certified sons known to be interested therein to Out ahead In action I after 6 p.m. kitchen, full ceramic bath, com­ room s,'1% baths, large rec room, lonial. 8 rooms with finished rec ^ rented during off season.* Call payment, $12,900. Gcodchlld-Bart- MI 4-0800 247-5091 to heat. Good buy at $18,900 ,. VA ous Oldimeblle action star for '631 •OpHvml t i wMirm t t t . shrubs, lawns, gardens, etc. MI Watertown, Mass. mation or appointment to see call mall, a copv of this order to .7nhn J. appear and be heard thereon by puh- 8-7804, MI 94781. bination windows. TR 5-9498. excellent conditlao, $19,500. Phil- room, breezeway, 1-car garage, H e a l t h lett Realty, Realtors. 280-0939, JP mortgage of $11,800 can be as­ O’Connor. 791 Main 8t . Manchester. iisning a copy of this order in some brick Agency, MI 9-S464. on exceptionally well lan&caped JP 9-5281, Jcr 9-7446, JH 8-5219 8-7925. the R. F. Dlmock C3o., JH 9-6245. RURAL HOME near university — sumed. Conn., administrator c.t.a. of the estate n^wspane^ having a circulation in ■ "«0*»WHWto i x n u ” otoet owidag m O iO tl THREE BEDROOM house for Barbara Woods, JH 9-7702, Jo­ of Robert A IsaCroIX; .Tohn F Tier­ said District at least seven davs be­ ROOM FOR gentleman, private en­ SH ROOM apartment, heat, hot executive, wife two school age lot with trees. Material and work­ Announcing unusual opportunity trance, parking. MI 8-4372. MANCJHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, hanna Evans, MI 9-6653. ney. 219 West Center Bt.. Manchester. fore the day of said hearing, and by Household Goods 61 water, refrigerator, stove. plus children, prefer St. James Pairish. manship In thia house far super­ to obtain a spatloug home for T. j : c r o c k e t ^ Realtor Conn., guardian ad litem for Donna mailing on or before May IS. 1962, by carport, large lot. near school, ior to the average. Prici $23,900. modern one-le'^1 living within one large storage space centrally lo­ MI 8-5048, XX—EAST HARTFORD—New split J. LaCrolx. Jacqueline A. I^Croix. cetHn^w mall, a c» baths, picturebook But after recent Pathel Loo gains, 8 room house, 8 bedrooms, large with fireplace, 1% baths garage. er. TR 5-7098 they asked Souvanna to return for with U. 8. aggressors;" ly new. Ml 8-5892. Apartments— Flats— TWO ROOM furnished apartment, kitchen, breakfast nook with pic­ Call Vin Bogginl, JH 3-5122, Bel- kitchen, dining room, rec room 1960 OLDSMOHILE 5-88 STATION W A G O N ...... $2695 3-BEDROOM RANCH M8.990 920,490 920,990 with fireplace. 2-car garage. large an<>ther try. Tenements 6.3 third floor, heat, lights and gas ture window, oversized garage, fiore Agency. TWO GEMS— COLONIALS! The Ctommunlits meanwhile furnished, adults only. MI 8-6388. beautifully landscaped yard with BUILT BY J. A. McCa r t h y , Ine. shade trees, beautiful lot. Priced Cat Bite JSot Dangeroun G.E. WASHER and dryer, excel­ to sell. Quick (x:cupancy. mounted .a torrent of words—but lent condition, $150. MI s-4331. SEVEN ROOM duplex, oil furnace, patio and shade trees. $15,500. Call AluminuW Siting. This Home Has Scarborouogh Rd.—4 bedroom co­ no overt moves — st the U.S. mili­ SIX I^OOM furnished duplex, avail­ MI 94708. Three models are nearing completion in what will be one o f 1959 OldsmobiU "88" 1959 MERCEDES electric stove, convenient loca­ East Hartford’s finest new communities. They are locatM on IMAGINE! lonial. most gracious family home, tary buildup in Thailand. CHICAGO -The scratch or bite tion. Adults preferred. Call after able now through Oct. 31 25 EVERYTHING One Could Desirel MI 3-6273 APARTME3NT size refrigerator and Griswold St. MI 3-1982 Hill St. between Oak St. and Forbes S t In a beautiful wooded large living room, formal dining In Bulgaria last night, Khrush­ of a cat, while painful, is-ex cep t 4-I)oor Sedan. gas range, good Coondltlon. MI 6, MI 3-7042. VERNON — Oversize expandable Located in good convenient 'area room, dream of a kitchen, I 'j *1495 2l9 $ 2 ^ ^ ^ setting. You may choose your lots now. of Mancheater, this value breaking chev called the move unwise and for secondary Infection—not dang- ^1008. Cape, aluminum combinations, baths, 2-car garage, mid twenties. THREE ROOM apartment, heat, custom G.E. built-lns, full base­ 6 room Colonial featuring large Brae-Burn Realty said It might lead to another eroiia. Bacteriologically, a cat's V.A. and F.H.A. MORTGAGES AVAILABLE Agents will be on the premises this Sunday from 1 to 6 PM. Korea. mouth is much cleaner than WATKINS hot wator, electricity stove, re­ Business Locations ment, steel hatchway, trees, 5 If you desire further information you may call the living room, formal dining room, 22 BOWERS ST.—6 room co­ frigerator. 246 N. Main, second minutes to parkway and shopping, tidy cabinet kitchen, 8 ample bed­ o p e n THIS weekend. New 7 room "I am aurpriaed at how Uie man's. "Cat-scratch disease” is For Rent 64 lonial, beautifully maintained, two Americans plunged Into this net," no longer recognised by the Ameri> 1959 OLDSMOHILE DELUXE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... $1895 BARGAIN SHOP floor. $88. MI 9-5229, 94. $13,800. Owner. MI 9-3338. rooms, aluminum, combinations. 3 large bedrooms, paneled family split level. 210 Mountain Rd., year (rid G.E. oil burner and more, Rockledge, JIancheater John A. he told Western correspondents. can Medical Association and is be­ 1960 RAMBLER STATION W A G O N ...... $1895 room with jalousied windowa._alum- “Once you are In, you know It Is $98 Danish metal base sofa, 6 FOUR R(X)M apartment, automa­ STORE FOR rent. 348 N. Main St. BOLTON LAKE—4^4 room ranch, WM. LESSARD, builder R. F. DIMbCK CO. aaaumable FHA mortgage., inum siding and awnings, 'profes­ Partridge, Builder, JO' 9-3346, ing dropped from medical text­ 1958 MERCURY STATION WAGON 4-DOOR ...... $ 895 turquoise plastlo ciuhions, $79. tic hot water, no fumMe, East MI 0-5229, 94. 94 acre lot, cellar, oil heat, ex­ MI »-534A price an unbelievable not easy to get out. They the books. Side. Tel. MI 3-4761. sional landscaped yard, two blocks Americans went into Kores very cellent condition, lakefront privi­ EVEMNOS CALL IHOHARO DIMOOK—JH D400S $13,7ol from all schools. Under'$20,000. BOLTON $14,900 $34.95 matching arm chair, $24.80 CORNBIR SPRUCE and Birch, any leges, only $10,800. Goodchlld- fhonc: Ml V-3926 easily and neverthelesB that lasted THREE room apartment includ­ small bualnesa, heated, low rent. Bartlett ReaUtjj, Realtors. 289-0939 THE ENJOY SERENITY AND PRIVA- three years." 1958 Oldsmobile "88" 1954 CADILLAC "62" $24.60 (3) solid cheiry spindle ing heat, hot water and gas for Call any time. MI 3-7925. ELVA TYLER, Realtor ■OY — 8 room Ranch. Situated on Khrushchev said the Ameriesns cooking, gas stove, electric re. E i s5IE i MEYER AGENCY, back Windsor chairs, e a ^ , $18. M l 9-4499 M l 9-6051 landscaped treed lot (100x200). 8 wept into .Thailan(l "with their Convertible. 4-Door. Clean, black! furnished. Please coll ' Realtors O BnCE FOR rent, near Parkade, JU 9-5624 MI 3-6930 bedrooms. Family sized kitchen. weapons and they will use them— $29.96 knotty pine, night table, MI 8-7737,, TR------6-5917. 8-7 p.m. reasonable rent. 186 W Middle BOWERS SCHOOL area -^A ttrac­ they will shoot and those at whom with drawer, tapered legs $19.95. __ Cosy living ' rootrl with large pic­ ■ - '■■— THR^S^S' Tpke. Call JP 9-6205, '2-9 p.m., —MANCHESTb Ii—8H r<»m ranch, tive and comfortable 5*i room ture window. Price includes built In they shoot will shoot back." ------ROOM apartment, heat, Saturdays, 9-5. ranch, plastered walls, aluminum $18.95 mahogany finished valet hot water/ furnished. $70 monthly. garage, large lot, aacrificing at radio, wiuhin'g machine, gas stove. But Khrushchev dodged a ques­ 1956 OLDSMOHILE DELUXE 98 H O LIDAY S E D A N ...... $795 stand, $9.98. lyg 9-8246 after 4:80. $14,900. Short way out—almost new combinations, large living • room, Venetian ’ blinds, refrigerator plus tion about whether he thdught LARGE WELL lighted, heated, , 3 bedroom split, rec room, ga­ full basement, assumable 4H% storms and" screens, SOME AWN­ Communist China would join in 1957 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DOOR HARDTOP ...... 5695 $190 Simmons lounge chair, pdly- air-conditioned two or three room mortgage. Call owner; JII 9-2212. INGS. Call Mr. Govang JO 9-5306, any conflict in Southeast Asia as NEW EFT'ItUlCNCY apartment 2H ofHces, centrally located at 410 rage, over one acre' Of land, foam cushion, soft green damask rooms, with refrigerator, alove $16,900. Three bedroom ranch, ga­ TR 5-9820, TR 5-6611. it did in Korea. 1957 DESOTO FIREDOME 2-DOOR H A R D T O P ...... $695 cover, as is, $119. Prospect St., East Hartford. GLASTONBURY ", $28,900 and hdat. All on first floor. Stor­ 289-8891. 7-4 p.m rage, large lot, assumable G.I. Red China accused the United $89.60 88” round French Provin­ age space In basement. Parking. mortgagd, full price $13,300. Many Stales (rf trying to engulf the Near shopping and bus. $90 more, all price ranges, call Vie A new custom center entrance Co­ BARROWS & WALLACE whole of Southeast Asia In a ‘Mo­ cial cherry cocktail table. $89. MANCHESTER-Maln St. Store- lonial, 3 oversized bedrooms, fam­ 55 E. Center St._- Manchester 1957 OLDSMOBILE 1957 CHEVROLET monthly. Can bew seenown atsv 284H2 Con 100 % retail location With conven­ OPEN Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ ca!" Korea-type of ivar and de­ $17.50 29” maple bar stool, $9.95. gress Street, Apartment K. Phone tors, MI 3-6980 Jn 0-5624, ily room,.2H baths garaage, non- clared It could not ignore the dis­ ient parking. 3800 or 4600 sq It. deyelopment area, city water.’treed Mi 0-5306 Deluke 98 Holiday Sedan 210 6 2-Door Hardtop, MI 3-7091. available. CH 9-1611, Ext, 526. patch of U. 8. troops to Thailand. SPECIAL lot. Call builder. . WATKINS BROS., INC° COVENTRY $15,600 As expected, other Aslan Com­ 935 MAIN ST, MI 4-0800 munist countries and parties TV viAwing Very pretty 4 room expandable 247-5091 jumped on the red^ bandwagon. Cape, A full-aill-aized home with 2-car CXIUNTRY LmiNG H i!! lovely Wnri'E ENAMEL gas range, f o u r SPACIOUS rooms, 2 unfin­ Cspe situated on |arge lot. Minutes Communist North Korea cjtiled 1956 OLDSMOHILE "8 8 " 2-DOOR SEDAN ...... $595 garage, large lot, Manchester the U S. action the “ height ot is Adsy today..; 87x24” brass fireplace screen S-P-E-C-l-A-L-! Green area. Only $18,900. Evenings ished up, 2-car garage, finished rec from Manchester. Schopl bus serv­ 1956 MERCURY 2-DOOR HARDTOP...... $495 (never Used), hall runners. Mov­ HOUSE Ray Holcombe. JO 4-1139. room, lot hag trees,' centrally lo­ ice. 0>mplete with storm windows 1955 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... $395 ing out of state. F. Guernsey, 28 cated for schools and shopping. and doors. Can be 2. 3, or 4 bed­ Main St., Vernon. IMMACMULTE ^ROOM CAPE Priced at $16,300. Call John H. room home. Near bus line Call WARREN E. HOWLAND, Lappen, Inc., Realtors, MI 9-5281, Mr. Canoaa, MI 4-8092 TR 5-6611, MODEIRN convertible divan, full ‘ Iteduccd tp tli« VERY LO W PRICE of $14,200 j n 9-7445, Jn 3-5219. JO 9-5306, PIZZA RAYS bed mattress, foam cushions. Realtor 180 SPRUCE STREET 1956 FORD 1957 MERCURY Story Cft lark spinet-piano and Aluminum sidings, aluminum comblnsrions, large backyard__ ROLLING PARK—63 Bretton Rd. BARROWS & WALLACE bench, excellent condition MI near schools,'shopping and bus. DAY JO 3-1108 Monterey 4-I)oor Sedan. 6 room finished Cape, IH baths, 55 E. Center St. Jfaricheeter REAL ITALIAN PIZZA Ranch wagon. Fully aqulppexl, 9-7386. fully insulated, aluminum storms AN-D ORINDERS Incdndlng power ateoring. $445 M A Y 20 FORJI£r CHENEY House—over­ *795 SIX PIECE dining room set, blond looking Hartford Road, 18 rooms, and screens, garage, large land­ GLASTONBURY;->Ideal for couple The r7f. DIMOCK CO. scaped lot, in both public and with no children. Small kitchen, For IhoM Who Care Fer mahogany; Red sofa, matching 7H baths, 8 fireplaces,- large The Vety Best! chair,, floor lamp. 67 Jean Rd. - MI 9.S24S beautifully landscaped lot. $37,900. parochial school district. Call dinette, living ,r FISHERMEN! ‘55 PLYM: $245 r4UTy-ail. Radio, heater, are antiqued or modernized In — SUNDAY^ FROM 1 to 6 P.M. ROBERT B. ANDERSO^ you get premium sorvloo. Au­ RtaUon wagon. standard transmission. formica. Must make room due to tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ remodeling store (all prices reduc­ AGENCY » 528-0139______anced payment plan atid many ed). Have one small player piano. Houie has thrao bedrooms, I'/i c.til*d baths, two-cOrnored fireplace other extras designed to make Meyers Plano, 91 Center St., Man­ AMESITE HAVE BOUGtn* new home-rmust chester. Open weekdays 8:80-9:80 Sf/ver Ridge in living room, family room with eothedral ceiling, kitchen has built- home beating really ta$y. , p.m. All day Saturdays. sail immaculate 3 bedroom ranch, Built by J. A . M c C a r t h y , Inc. in oven and surface unit, plastered walls and fully insulat­ family kitchen, fireplace, attach­ ed, full basement) hot water oil heat, 12x24 attached, plas­ ed garage covered patio, alum­ Mobilheat For the 'VERY BEST In Colonials, Cape Cods, Ranches and inum Gommnations, ahade trees, DRIVES •• dial .dfas I gg I 1 gg| . . ...A , tered garage-patio. Large lot, afnesite drive— and many other nice near.airtobls and bus, $16,800. Split Levels, ranging In price from $21,900 to $30,000—stop Owner JH 9.«537. by and inspect this community of fine homes. . - • Route Bolton features. ★ RRST IN QUALITY Experienet For Sale VERNON—Comfortable living, 6 Is Our ^ room custom built ranch, 3 bed­ FAIREST IN raiGE B est W E G IV E ZrfC D IR E ^ T IA K IC * Fran silver Lane or WUbur Cross rooms, both, family size kitchem Manchester * iV /IM a , Psrinmy. turn on Fortes St. to -a dining room, living room ' witg ^ FASTEST SERVICE Guarantee GREEN STAMPS Pine large Dntch Colonial. 6 Ridgewood Rd. Take first right on Sewka Dr. ^ ^Voad. fireplace, plaster ’wails hot water rooms, sun porch, ftreplaoe, baaebolud heat, full cellar, atorma. Connecticnt^ll Leadini^ PAving COntnetor baths, partially finished OAU.1HE ' ■> BE SURE TO SEE IT— SUNDAY! lot lOOxaOO. Only $15,900. Kein- IVIanchester Oldsmobile Ttt) room, sfteobed ganga, I .— — ochmidt Jk Bushe, m S-75S9.- JO MORIMTY hot water heat, T ln ^ ' ofl 84m». . MOTOR SALES — Roy Dwy*^. Usfd Cor Mgr. borner. Ooovenleot hMwtton. R.' F. DIMOCK CO. Ml 9-5245 THE THOMAS COLLA 15 Viotoiia Rood ioUDOW LANK-Modein 7 room BROTHERS r e i X I N O and REBVICUNO OU?«MOBIL«S FOE OVER 26 YEARS brick ranch with 2-car attached Richard Dimock Barbara Woods CHARLES LESPERANCE M l 9-S371 PAVING CONTRACTORS $16,500 Johanna Evans gOratgarage,. IH baths, TV room, din- M l 9-5371 US WEOr GENYW ElKEET - i' M S-itoll 5ir94«)S MI 9-7703 MI 946U 301-315 Cwritr St. OWIIIER—MI 3*7442 i - MI 9-7620, .u g rroom, family oiae kitchen with f boot'Vina. Cell Vin Bogginl, M If “NOT APHUATEO WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" OPEN EVENINOB and fiATUBUAY AFTBBNOONff. S4UX BoUiflt* Agcn^. M l 3-5135 >- BATURPAYy MAY 19, IW I -••>r' ■ ’ ■*■ »■ ••• - ^ . . . IHanrlrPstpr About Towi-v *nrd Ahnig Main Street^ Violent Storm Experts Th« Bev. WWUr A. Hyuko, pu- And ^ofM of lUan^heatet^M Side StreetMfjroo DiEinces Across Business Bodies. t«r o f 8 t John'* PoUah NaitionAl mhi Titov Green by Catholic Church, •]« attending^ a inaeUW today of the horthuuit *Hie Who ^is, I don’t read the paper all the dlooese at the Holy Cross Polish Last night at\the Republican time.” . t> , Big State ^ e a U.S. Standard^ Natloiuil Catholic Church, South Town Committee eeting, mem- •iPerhaps," suggested Hammer, hers voted on a al^^l^of ^ / - Deerfield, Mass. Mrs. Walter gubema- "the witness shouldud be ' apprised of Page One) Wojnarowlcs and Mrs. Agnes Ska- torial candidates, a n d ^ m e mem- his fights.' (Ooatimied trom Face Ona) baca, delegates o f the Sodality of bers also voted oh the natorial Back on May 2, during the seC' candidates. as "UgU’^ b y Hobron, was scat- relative lack of flylfig experience, the Blessed Sacrament, are also at­ ond session. Hammer asked one To add to the ccmfusion^each ter^.4])roughout town. tending. witness if he recalled a putlcular JMorms entered Connecticut poeaibly had a strong oontribul member could in licate whic document. The witness said^he did. role in the mild but naoseoiu the candidates wi re his first. lUt 3ae ge.as..p.m. at vrvawMSColebrook. cutting WI. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet Standing at the teble, Hanunef a 10-mile path through winsted, comfort that Titov aalA Js6 felt ond and third chc ice. thumbed uirough heavy en v jm ^ a , Mwiday at 8 p.m. In Odd Fellow’s On one vote there was no ques- Torrington, Goshen and Litchfield. during the 8th of h^.17 whirls Hall, Clyde Beckwith wilt paper. Hailstones, "the size o f mar­ tion. say you remenriier the doc- around the planet,.'' serve refreshments. Chairman Jack Shea read off, bles,” were reported by State Po- ” he 8sk^'h)^in; 'The wlt- lice at Colebrook, where motor­ Powers that "relative' ’Here’s one vote for James- M. lOdded. Miss SUsan laiettgens, daughter Higgins (a c'omi|nittee member) ists were forced to stop for about lack oC ity" with .hie o f Mr. and Mrs. WUlimn L. Luett- , . ■'continued Hammer, 20 minutes. for U.S. Senate, and when the deadpM ^W stUl leafing through ie may have iqade gens, 44 Harvard Rd., reigned as men seated aroi d Higgins burst Titm^ees coiofident than he might queen of a recent May Day pro- the .envelope "maybe you could An electrical storm skipped out laughing ea added, "It help me flndvit." ^ w ise have been, a i^ that this m at Elmira College, Elmira, looks, like his hi dwritlng, too.’’ - across New England last night may have contributed to trig­ T., where she Is a sophomore. causing two firM in Maine and Chair gering a certain jMfrvousness, She la a .g^uate of Manchester power failures In Rhode Island r Drastih Action A^mong the "There’s a vidiale of a dlller- High School. appropria- and Massachusetts. A Sydney, ^^ustralia, hospital tions that went by\ wayslde in ence," he said, “ between crami has taken steps t».-8olve a prob­ the wake o f the boaidi^nf director’s Lightning was blamed for a fire ming in knowledge in a period of The lower Junior department of lem it has in common. with Man­ half-million-dollar c u t ^ the gen­ which deiriroyed the 128-year-old 60 days, as Titov did, and getting Center Congregational Church will chester Memorial Hospital — il­ eral manager’s recomniXied gen­ house of Dr. and Mrs.’ Joseph W. It by a process of osmosis over a observe family day tomorrow. Chil­ legal paridng near the hospital. eral fund budget was a n ^ chair Quinn and their five chil^en in Paris Hill, Maine. period o f three years like the aa- dren o t Grades 3 and 4 will attend It htis insteilled traffic signs for the welfare director, whlfc tronauU.” »■ church' with their parents. The family escaped safely from ^peside the miin driveway carry­ to cost 570. Welfare Director He said Project Mercury ex­ ing the terse /wamingi "The tires DellaFera’s office has the blaze which p r . Quinn said enou caused *25,000 damage. perts are not ruling out the pos­ Haiald Muehlberger, German o f cars' parked in this area will be width to make it -a large clothk sibility that certain individuals exchange Student at Manchester deflated.” j cloeet. but not enough to make 4t Lightning 4iIso was traced as may have a proneness for motion High School, will s p e ^ and show A motorist points out, however, even a large enough office, and e causa of a blaze which de- sickness du^ng space flight. slides at a meeting of Grace Group that a car Immobilised by flat instead of asking for a larger of­ stn^ed a large bam on theyprop- of Center Congr^^tional Churi:h fice, in accordance with what e r t ;^ f Gordon Libby in Windham, But he added: tires could Cause the vSty conges­ "A relatively young, and rela­ Monday a t,8 p.m. in the Robbins tion the hospital' authorities are Parkinson must have a law for, MainK:^ X she looked out for her welfare by Rhodd.Island's two TV stations tively Inexperienced guy is more Room o f the church. Refresb- trying to w oid . inclined to get sick than la a guy mentr''will be served by Mrs. Rpek- asking for a smaller office chair— —WJAR and WPRO—were black­ The Associated Press says that, ed out for about 10 minutes dur­ vriio has had long experience and \VCir Potter Jr. and Mrs. Walter whatever the pros and cons, the one that might permit a bit more freedom in her confining quarters ing the early season electrical long exposure to high stresses." Ahiderson. 'Visitors are welcome. sign aeamk to be a success. Driv­ storm. \ ers avoid the area. By now she probably realizes, as any true bureaucrat could have The Narragahaett Electric Co. Chi Phi Alumni Association of said Attleboro, M ^ a ., was with­ the University -of Connecticut will told her, that she should have Tom the Record asked for an enlarged office, In out electricity for \ about three sponsor an annual spring dance If the; were only enough space minutes, from 1 1 :0 2 ^ 11:08 p.m. Notice tonight at Sunset Lodge in East to which case she would probhbly it all, the Bolton Demo, right m>w be swiveling about her A high tension line apparently Hartford. ’The chapter's graduat­ cratic court suit might well was struck by lightning. produi still-confining office in a brand ing seniors will be guests. Music some of the best copy in now chair. Mrs. Nona Pittman of 10 Frederick Rd., newly elected president of the Master Photo Dealers and WE HAVE DAILY wUl be provided by Ik»n Choulnard years, Violent thunderstorms, ‘'accom­ Th: f i s h e r s Association, New BnglanA Division, Jblns in hand clasp with retiring president Frank- and entertainment will include a attorneys. Hammer and panied at times by high winds GramsproS (center) of Malden, MasA, and David Monosson, ..-Charlestown, MAss., oldest charter DELIVERY YO THE skit and twist contest by alumni. Flahfirty, provide enough repartee Second Meeting and hail, belted widely scattertd member in both local and national MPDFA groups. Hu^e wall clock (In style of wrist watch to ff several cohunnk. When the areas of the nation today. iTte will and c^ n ) was gift to outgoing president. The scei^ was at the group's last yearly meeting get into the act, the field Set by Church storm activity brou^it some relief held at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, last week and fctte^idfed ^ some 60 MPDFA membera. Mrs Pitt ex: ds to indefinite proportions.jpof from an unprecedented May heat man Is the photographic manager at the iVeldoh Drug Co., 901 Main St. BOLTON ji’or example, John "McDermott wave. A- wks on the stand Wednesday A second meeting for families The turbulence, concentrated Qeno J. Andreini o f 110 Tracy -BOATS- when Hammer asked him to define Gen. Donald L. Putts, operates ma­ interested in establishing a Pres­ along a line from western Okla­ Dr. has been named deputy pro­ a share, in the 19&1 period. Per FIBERGLASING the phrase ‘social occasion.” byterian church in Manchester gram -pianager under James S. jor faculties at two locations on- share earnings for both periods AREA homa to the Great Lakes, also the San Francisco Peninsula in ’’Well,” said McDermott, "when will take place Tuesday at 8 p. m. spawned several tornadoes. It sep­ Conley, West Hartford, newly ap­ were computed on the basis of 1,- REBUILDING two or more people gather, like at 43 Spruce St., ndw occupied by pointed Apollo program manager Qalifomta. 070,492 shares presently outstand­ arated the cool air from the hot No contracts have yet been Socrates and Plato, and talk of Trinity Covenant Churdh. in the nation’s midsection. for Pratt St Whitney Airenuft, in ing. higher things. . . .’’ The Rev. James Ranson, organ­ awarded pending definite contrac­ LENOX DWYEft PRODUCTS Funnel clouds were sighted Fri­ simultaneous announcement tual agreements for the first stagre Without stopping his pacing. izing pastor, said that biuiiness made yesterday by L. C. Mallet, TTle W. T. Grant Co. this week Route 85 — BOLTON Hammer asked, "And who is relative to founding the church day night 25 miles northwest of propulsion system and approval by opened its 1,000th store, in Lewis­ PHARMACY Wichita. Kan., and a twister hit general manager of P&WA, East Socrates?” will be considered. He invited all Hartford. the Department of Defense. ton, Maine. Wlllftun T. Grant, 85, - MI 3-5326 a farmstead near Council Bluffs, m E. CENTER ST. Laughter. Presbyterians and Interes.ted A r ­ Pratt St WhltneyxAircraft, a di­ founder of the firm in 1906 when, 30 Years In Business Said Judge Missal: "The court sons to attend. Iowa. McCook, in western Nebras­ PROMOTED at the- age of 30, he invested ka, was without electricity for two vision of Unlte^^ AlTBraft, was re­ TEL.' Ml V4W9S will .take judicial notice that A t the first rally, the Rev. Mr. cently selected by the Space and Thomas W. Rothwell of Putnam *1,000 of his savings to open the Socrates is not one of the parties Ransom reported, approximately hours when a twister felled a pow­ has been promoted to general first W. T. Grant 26 Cent Depart­ X er line. Information Systems division of to the suit.” 12 families were r^esented, and North Aiherlcan Aviatidn to de­ foreman of the Rogers Ctorpora- ment Store in Lynn, Mass., today Be modern with Hammer also noted that Mrs. many inquired about membership Hail the size of eggs pelted an sign, ahd develop a fuel cell for tlon’s Manchester plant on Mill la chairman of the board for the McDermott is a correspondent for on the charter roll of the church. area in north central Kansas. usjr as on-board electrical power St. < firm. His stores employ 38,0(jo The Herald. The organizing pastor said the Cool air t'> ti.- Before his promotion, Rothwell people and last year attained sales "Do you read your wife's arti­ Reformed Presfi■»resB;lyterlan Church. of the thunderstorm belt set oj» had been laboratory teohnican In in excess of *674,000.000. T w o of MOEN cles, Mr. McDermott?" the sponsoring church, was bom general showe, acuv.,^ . the research and development lad)- his stores are in Manchester, one COVENTRY "Uh, no, not all the time. That in the Scottish reformatton. northern Rockies and Pacitic pratory in Rogers. Married to the on Main St. and the other at the Northwest and general Tains In former Ann Quinn of Danielson, Manchester Shopping Parkade. an area from northeast Wyoming Rothwell and his wife expect to DAY SCHOOL to northern Minnesota. relocate in the Manchester vicinity . Four members of the Savings VI Another hot dfiy with 90-plus In the near future. Bank of Manchester staff will at­ Kindcrgortwi temperatures wa-s forecast tend - the 17th Annual Savings throughout most of the nation east WOMEN’S FASHION OUTLET Bank Management Conference at NOTICE of the Mississippi River. An ex­ •The Waa-Nu Shop, formerly of the Mohican Hotel In New London Through 8th GrcKl« ception was the Atlantic Seaboard Brookline, Mass., has opened rits to be held Tuesday and Wednes­ doors in Its new location at 476 I will close my shop for the months of June, July from New Jersey north wheye day. scattered areas were hit during Maii\ St., oi^iosite the poet office. They are Gordon A. Harmon, NOW AOGEPTim and August— will appreciate your picking up all the night by thunderstorms, high In Manchester. . ■ Norman H- Scheufler, Charles VT. merchandise here for repair before June 1st. winds and hail. A women’s fashion outlet, under Schieding (ind Morgan B. Steele. STUDENTS The mercery reached the 93 the proprietorship of Mrs. Hya- mark Friday at Allentown, Pa dlnthe M. SuUivan, features for­ For Summer School and JOHN POSTMA Washington, D C., and Chicago. It merly high priced or designers 1962-63 School Term BANTLY OIL equality of customer services. for drinking purposes by the ON THAT MODERN MIRACLE OF COHiEORT three-man crew. ■ BRIEFS Three Manchester men and" one KRAUSE ENCOtJNTERED IN ALL GENTEEL ROMES SPRUCE ,UP FOR ’62 this month have The Prleirfly Shop at 436 Main * Whitney Alr- FLORIST and GREENHOUSES St. ia one of ^ Friendly Ice Cresm carft Quarter CJentury Club. The Steps throughout Connecticut and group includes Walter J. PhlUips of MANCHESTER’S LARGEST GROWiSR 117 Cooper Hill St., supervisor In MasaachusettaX rolling up their p r ^ c t io n engineering (May: 1): 621 HARTFORD ROAD—PHONE MI 9-7700 PLUS sleeves and wielding brooms, John W. Slbrlnsz of 46 Fairfield buckets and paint-brushes as part St., working leader In D36 (May of the fiijn’s ‘ (Sprhce Up for ’62” 2); Harry J. Pe1lerin"of RFD 1, campaign. \ M^chester, test quality control 1000 Friendly shops wiU1)e, judged in engineer, engineering (M a y 3)- FEDDERS personnel appearance, handling of and CJharles M. Varrlck o f 16 EXTRA products, and housekeeping and Buckland Rd., Wapplng (May 18). malptCnance. The two top shops AIR CONDITIONERS PLAID STAMPS In each of the company’s four dis­ Donald P. Richter of 208 Spring tricts will fecelve cash avmrdl. St. this week served as a guest faulty member at the Phoenix CHIEF OP PROCUREMENT Mutual Life Insurance Co. ad­ ★ WHILE THEY LAST ★ George Molchan of North Cov vanced training school at the Uni­ . A^OR BRANDS ^ entry has Been. nam(«i chief of versity of Connecticut. Richter is procurement for Connecticut Ad­ a pdruier in the Hartford law firm Positirel]^ the last and * V | vanced Nuclear Englfieering Lab­ o f Shepard, Murtha and Merritt. SPECIAL MAY SALE! oratory (CANEL) at Middletown. The appointment Of Molchan to Matthew M. Moriarty of Mori- only such offer this year the newly created position in Pratt arty Broe., Ltaicoln-Hercuiy deal­ A Whitney Aircraft was announced er* at 315 Center St., has complet­ by Walter Doll of Manchester, nu ed a course in dealership manage­ clear Systems manager at CANEL. ment at the Ford Marketing Insti­ Bom and educated In New Brit­ tute at Hackensack, N. J. The in­ 40% Discolilit! R-r-r-right now! Take advan­ ain, Molchan worked In industry- In stitute employs the latest person­ tage o f this once in a lifetime that city and in the msKhandislng nel dei[elopment techniques and field In Hartford Before he Joined equipment, and sttesses group par--. NO DOWN PAYMENT— 12 MONTHS TO PAY opportunity to own the Pratt A Whitney Aircraft In 1942 ticlpatl,on in simulated selling‘'or managnmtet situations. world’s finest air conditionenat a rock-bottom as a buyer. 6.70 z 15 7.00 x 4 4 ...10.95 price. In 1966, he -was promoted to-aa- Ute fourth Advanced Insuriince ristant purchasing agent, assigned Industry School for IBM account 7.10 X IS 7.50 X 14 ...11.95 to CANEL. He was named pur­ executives v^l open June 4 at chasing manager for that facility Hartford’s StaUcr Hilton Hotel. 7.60 X 15 8.00 X 14 * v.e a a a I TAK i NOTICEI in 1957 and In 1959 was recalled .14.95 to East Hartford as purchasing James d. Holmes of 68 Cam­ 8.00 X 15 8.50 r 14 ...... 1 5 .9 5 agent in charge of the finished bridge St, agent for Indianaoplis parts section. Life Insurance Co. and member of the John'Richters Agency, * Hart­ Ptas Is x , Exehaate—Whitewall SlighUy Higher This offer ends POSITIVELY 31 b e g i n NEGOTIATIONS ford, has been cited as “Man o t The Air Force plans to begin the Tear for 1961" in his agmey. preUmlhary negotiations with the ' , __ United Technology Corporation Sales and eaminga of King’s (UTC), a subsidliuy of United Air­ Departmmt States, Bic, a naticn- iF^DISCOUNT R: Potterton, Proprietor craft Corporation sines for wide chafit o f discount department development of the soUd'^pellant stores, reach record levels t a t the STATION 130 CENTER ST,. MANCHESTER motors for the Titan in space quarter ended April 30. E a m lM teoster. ^ climbed to *^,181, or IS cents a 4J6 CENTER STREETo-MI 9-0980 ’ I?? UTC, under Ha president, share, from *120,072, ot J1 cents " 1 >• •■'<• .I n f r - ftMrt ■ Mm- t-y NAY 19, dun MAY X CBMfttmtM mt VIPKO ■ V »y W M ai^l,t MaBTB ■|i. 1^;lWo■u^jwaBM a' oOw im - 14th ’ Awards J TV Personaliti^ |

Slated Mike Road Overcoming personal weakneee- Bmmy es is old hat with actor MUw Road tiM but hla newest industry-wide proj­ had JU 3w « 1M i „ . a » ect is protohbly the most novel un- whica. dertakihg to hit HoUywciod since talking ^cturea. Tr«nalAt«d roucrhiy; this meana to mi^rominciatton that ' now the motion picture on the jpart of some academy A versAtlle craftsman who haa a ^ rd a tave ad been distributed mfimoen ■— and aiiiM **Oscaf**—» f**^iT*^ ** *bB<*lbg roles in many ,, ^ next blc show buatnesa event ol g r^ sUtus that ia sought .top TV dramas, Mike haa organ­ the yenr is the handing out the the after by film people was a man ised among fellow actors what he< awards to r IM l-ea -of the Acad­ — it waa fek fitting "Bmmy" <»lta FoiMlohoUcs Anonymous. emy of Televlsiaa Arts and Set- should be a girl. ^ Uke Atcoholios AnoiiyiiKNiB » Memtera of the academy which seeks to help the wbak for wine, Poodoholics seeks to help Use l « h annual "Enuny’’ vote on every show they view dur- the fiend tor food. aMrards will be a three-city teleW- ^ “ official ex­ aion apecUcular this year with plained; A member can vote for ‘•For yeare,” Mike confeeaeB, *T cet^o^ea . in Hollywood-, New every show he sees. He can vote had been aneaking shout devour- TOck and Washington, n. c. *the tog great mounds of pie a la mode. -----V,. *uc every day of the year and he Even In'the middle of the night ■preeen*-**— j— ^ el red over i vote one time or S.ooo time*—blit NBC 0 tWs cYavlng would hit me And I jw fid have to go out and have a hunk of pie and two dipe. I didn't ' sL^ of it.” "*y.®"®’ * ashamed But one ,4my 'wtOle cast In the toJe of U . Switotski in S f..^ '^ ® * ’ 'The Roaring W \ t t e estimated 60 million I He. will be aa- » a ” series, Mike fell into talking yieweW who wiU be watching thSu iStJhJ^*^iti^^!f\i" with another actor about how he gmad Mveaway, possibly the most ^ZT[r*the master of happened to. become an actor. ^Csres^ cat^<^M am for Sm •>® handled His debut as a teen-ager oc­ b«at actor, actress and individual Carson in New York. curred when someone suggoated Aelevlaion presentation. But to the j *" Hollywood and working with a little theatre men' and women who labor in the t Brinkley in Washington. A*'b“P might help him overcome Vlded^ vineyards the other 28 . This is strlcUy a MBf-k h - an inferiority complex. On stage am tds are Just as important • to tale." Lewlne states. "This vear Mike found that he overceme that t h ^ • 1 ehow clips from the psychological weakneas. The aiward winaSia are selected r ^ , ^ ’»»hows so the audiwice can It wee while recounting thia ex­ , -by means of a unique voting ays- £.^*“ them to mind. Also, David perience that Mike confided hks *®*"® 8.000 m«rn- vdll review the most In- weakness fo# pie and ice cream to ' vbera of the academy Jn eight citlee terestlng news stories.” fellow actor Claude Akins. th ro u g ^ t the naUon — toe An- Television critics, who report ‘‘I'm the same way about ootn ,geles, New York, C3Ucago, BalU- *hat women have been downn^- flakes,” Akins confessed after tak­ Francisco, Phoenix, Se- *d in videoville today, can^take **** **»*iywood segment of NBC-TVs ing Mike off to the aide. "I find «U a and Washington. In the hear heart that the big winners In me myself getting up at 4 a.m, and ’SfJiSS i ***** have mosUy been members I'obbUng down a whole box hiU. aatiiWrtmd to Tiwnto, Oanada. V | of the female sex—Dinah ffiibre ■What can we do?" - States Robert F, I^wlne, nation- has the record with sevm^^^n^ 1949,. when the academy member­ Actress in a Leading Role, In- Showing enterprise, Mike set Oitt rtpwsMent: •The astsBUshment of Jpys.” Jane W yaR .^retm Y ( ^ ship was considerably lower than ger Stevens In “The Prito of to organise the film capltal'a food ^ Tttnmy* awanUi back in 1948 atm Nanette Fabriy hive tlw^^^ the 9,000 figures today. The re- 'Tomaloes.’' addicts. oiptenls included Shirley Dinsdale, "I was amazed to find so many, way meant to be a prise .Fred Astaire cuU H S t ^ ^ t i e , who conducted-a puppet show In Actor In a Serial (lead), Vin­ -iw an attem^ to single out one i for the men with a total nf cent Eklwards — "Ben Casey." and I am still amazed at the num­ I>«eoon above others,^ Our main awards for hi, memomble u " 8®***> "®w retired and ber who. admit their food addic­ 8****T?*® was ~ and is. today — to I Evening With Fred ^ ‘n West Virginia, Actress in a Series (lead), Don­ tions to me but don't want the and Mike Stokey, also of Los An- na Reed — “The Donna Reed facta known publicly,” Mike says, slmidjr better television in every the u r ^ Mr AstamS geies, for his “Pantomime Quiz.” Show.“ - wiA '•'"•'-v.*. All ulc Bwaros mm- ‘Some persons might find this * i e name •■Emmy” was hK " 5" * p « Dinsdale waa hailed as tele- Supportlng Actor, Don KnotU amusing but It is a quite serioua upon for the unique statue of i I 5“ *,..*°'’ **'® '"ili'e show. a^he Wartarera.” JlS whiSie J22,„y*2‘ * s ulooa oa j “ *"“••**!* . - tuk of lak iu two _ Nephews Huty, Louie anA KM Box va Lea Aacaiea to Et Paso ia C ^ X IM - JOHNL JENNEY Mevlee enejamtera a horeeleM Bewey set about to surprise Mialr e. UEROY NORRIS *^bel WlUiout A Cause” . Jeoiu J J W e ^ <» four, atrandrd paa- 19.M ^ IWrtlidAylto f c t t u Beck”. G * o ^ SS*.**" ^ * 8 Colaael I , M. 41 Mar%x Oilloa BUerSi a PMerai VaaelMUi KevaM” . Calvia uawItUax- P ^ n e r asefiiX ea eorasM AS80CMATB Betrbii Tigers vs Cleve ^ purchaaea valnW e atolen TO- werm^exisiBSSfl^ in^to go 1take lh#%w into neeaeet 'nmler »«M rin* la a nve-awl dime bM own bAi»4«. 9 M wake That BpaM nioNBBinfAaM (i99 M— f Devie»evte Skew ^eny him w i^ r y and a UiM BettrSny t Three WraiMiBc Mood trenanwloo: (Bepeat), BeteMay Itisht Mews aad 9 f l MAIM BnUBBK Xerie-•-I At... S. Tha TaB ___ _ ‘The Yellow Ceh Xea." raONB'^MI 0-MM ■kelton. Oloria Be Kevee. doctor faces Xrohx ■cHyiraed's fflasat ' WEIMTMI tba former town Uil* Mrtato Tftte _ eiJ Beyerauu. doctor’a widow and local ciUaena. itiM.Ths Mtt Preafcassa /Blnbad The gaMar” . DoualM A Nto.OIXVaddM event, rua at • _ A «e « Pairbanke Jr., Xaureea OJiara. QRMJTY SAFETY *LKTiHauB as uoM ir mile and ttree-elxtsenthe. (Frem nArah72'“t*- for older voman WaBy Wfio'a faUa UilS Sal. ^entaealai s /I Fimllee Pace Track, BaltUnera btm to make tier real tM»r 'jB o Knde Our NIsM” . PTederie -XA) ! friend featoua. ’ ' March, Marzarx iutllvaa, TWINPAKS Berae'Bace Of Tha Weak Of Tlia Bnirer gertea I t iE A T R a n fiM .. tiewa ^ .| b a r ”. Al Jolua. , Ksr AataMay Nl(kt IBeyert “S iL^RfC 3 lliH Mvla t ■ y i si^';'':rTha ■>., •iM I h t t t ilu * » & r A t Tlw Xavlea ** Velvet” Mlaah«tt;.»ay. C O M ^ C I A L Pbtto«re te BXeaa* . lor. Mickey Kooaey. / 'Freef i Peatare Btery (Color) “ aairdeii -X avK” . ^ a iy ItU Ban Pvaaeisea BaM j u e i i f n A i . Aaistleaa* At Werk I Bnku Amw . ^fm iSBTIIAL Advularea ef Oaila Bad KanisM Qaeel Per AdveaMre mWTIC FURNACE Oli f e - Cooft's Tto X a w JBeeertb Celaael OleWB 24 HOUR qUSTOMEIt BERTlC^im #-87M SERVk» STATION ■«»A W » V. OVBbo, r«». Beaav aad CeaK , NewTIerlBeea , MI 9-SS21 t Kewe i a M-Th* L T. WOOD CO. MIf't.S ^OMeinll ......

P A G E TWO MAWCHE8TBH EY EIN G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 14,1962 MANCHESTER fiV B ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. MAY 19, 1962 P A G E T H R E E I^ijl toroMdcMting Syatem, hail purdMUMd—for ohow- »Bg to vi«w«r» in Japan —- the 36 SUNDAY Television PROGRAM telf-hour "ViotoTy A t Sea” aeries, TUESDAY Television PROGRAM which alMwa their World W ar • :N The Me PUMM and anchorman. ‘.'Hepa Aaakgiit Duck". Btotlsttcal Donald plana Coming Showa defeata.V. CBS, majority owner JJe™m«nlaai’;»-tbe bOil royRreor lo entertain hla neplHws Huey, t:kk Baagar Andy Shaw $ New Breed _ E 4E kl • Hope”; Or. Louie Olid Dewey with films slar- ktek-GaRsga at Ths Atr of "My Fair lady,” aold moUon titt.Batleila Beard a CantlaeMai daasraaai (Gaiar} - Btohe Btem ihr Daddy tt. M "Judgment at San Belllo”. Maa •*}• a rlnt hlmshlf. tboutb the boys pre. . Baadstate E «E kk auffera from a persecution he does Ouest sU r Mjiiy Aator portThEi picture rights to the property l;U See red R«art a fer Mickey Mouse, Goofy and We }=*»*■ Tha PahUc Idtorast It not understand. wife of/h man whom Dr. KUdm W arner Brothers for. $5,1^,000 Pluto S‘5 ?*5**s!* ®* - * 4:ttiTlM Edn Of Night k ■.•kl Rod Sfcaiton Shew . t ' Fellsw Tke San t. 4», U g ,» » V 5 jo f w te d n . kk (Rlchan] - ChAmhorlhlii) trios *• "What’a My 'line” la now In Ita jhl StoST***” I ThriUe ___ ''Serteant Kolchak Fades Away.” Boyhood chum baa become a brinir bock from ' Inssnity, In Uts atM rnrey and (ielialb t k:ik Baahe aad'Maaa . .. Gtowa, II millionaire, invilea Freddie the 18th year on TV. Dorothy KUl- »:ea raw io Ar«e J . .. Aaawera Writer Paul TempIIn. reaearcb- 4:kk Amarieiw Nawselhte E 4k "Pr. Klldhra” eptaodo "OpenhUon: 1 Wawerdrt ,. tnc an article on a Marine, uncov­ CenllBewtal Olaeetiiaa fOaiar) Freeloader, to be best man lallen, Benett- Oerf, Arlene Fran­ Thie le The life a f:te Pfatare k-.kk B ^ t T heater k bis society Weddlte. Lhsitnia” oh NBC-TV Thursdsy, _ „ ^rtcaiiare Oa Parade , w ers some secreta. (Repeal). "M an Behind The Gun". HOa- . Dick Pawell Shaw tt. N cis, John Daly and the |>rogram' - Oartaeae «:M Rd Salllvaa skew t « a. ^J*^^**'*' Oatoraaas dolph Seott, P atrti^ Wymorei May 34 (8;S0-ft:30 p.m. KPT). Pilm U Of^Scleaea aad SelmHsto "Somebody’s WaiUng." lameiy producer, Ghl Fatea ’ have been Talk Back a Guealsr The Brothers Four, vocal Taday Shaw n Pep«a Theater I avaman'a desire to be loved an- RAymond Maigoy oo-kUtri m Dp. Bis netara . w t:W News STOun ■ fColor) with the show from its first year. " trae.Ja -Maehi liM_Oar ti. Where. Are Veaf I t. M 'Em! rjdttBo 2<>^» everyone be roeele. (Repeal) OtUespie, who psrtiidpihtM In an Uwea Vat# Mr Paat > 7.-U M aawa Of Maty First Shaw- . . n The Third Man u ghrletlanlty la CrMe”. Diecue- Oolor) Oaillchio and the "The. Oypey___ Curse.' . _ - Toody ^believes •Tuules of TahHt" Chariea oporgtkm. 'which InvoiVM the ok- leatra. rchfeaso) Th-mr to- a fortune-tellint ftTisr has put W eathar . AUghlon, k;kk tohabte Ate Ms | ot Ihe dlfferbis.prohlemeof y to The S kyX 8t«vP Slavi Brodlf tumte after two years in Parts the cure of long-term peyohotfea.' “pO Festival tSO.d^ T^nuunent JMoby tHck”. Greimry Peck. 7:14 Thraa Btoskea is *hunned by her leas sophlstl- ndasins Kambler in an effort to Tka flkrtetea !••*# S?«hy ate U s Ptletes Tha Admiral ate ~' SMw 4ft cskted ax-boy friend. t AaHc# Of S of Chacons. piSr Bowl. In- Richard BaaehorL Ch|^. Ahab'a &S , Richard Long end Ooleen Orey aave the sanity of the man’s moth­ diampolla. Ind. Twenty.flVe top tortured chase lo kill the- ^ n t Beaghras E t t . I t BaerUlM, Of K.Maae M ithr in “Ooiden Opportunity,” a * er in "The Frank Carter Story” of . Tkia Tkla le Tk« Keflera, ait wtnneni of major t white whole. - . ------p J i^-Audienoa A par- limmeyg. com pete fof tlB.tMO Href, >:N TV Theater' ' » S p M l o l ticlpatton mupltel game. dram s of n shoplifter who is forced M S C -T V a "Wagon Train" lt:ll.... l.frleeUrlee Ward prise. • 1,'vsJi TVft,O:OMtri :im- Streets, Of OUMter 11 M)t* Tkie laH ia_ "Somebody Please Help Me.” XeOfAw to become part of s robbery plot to . Wedneaday, May 38 (7:90 p. m. C ^------S p lB BawHas .n Grief-stricken widow unwittlntly y dhaw 1 Ik ilfl Garry'Meere:Bbaw 't h e ^ Vp 4^ lira ta T W rao e R oimH M U ekespe proaecution, on NBC-TiW^ MDT). by Bdna B(. t i n . allows herself to become a prison­ O f f t t . SfJSlTT J* W ir^r P*iv4i -.Guest#;' Red Skelton, Steve er tn her own home, News ■ - . Lawrence., singer; and Bob Mel­ "Aifred Hitchcock Preeents” Tueo- f y i.Mway. Comedy about man’a •s itt ee Wasklastoa Ceaversavfea ■ • • • ‘■K M roU tr in. the face of ineed. Boaaasa n, M t:M Iteaetoy Oa Paitada vin. comedian. (Repeat). day. May 33 (8:30 p.m. BUT). >:N OeBeae Bawl (Color) "The Miracle Maker”. Syhwttio Portable TV i'S P A S S ’S " 7 s:W tVealber News h g Jtoe Rauny Awards tt, Ik Tbs Aaswer Pv^eat^R eaM rh Addreee ea Hoss summons a trareltnt faith ’"•SSSSEJS . i ,ktkk Bawkeye 14Hi annual aworfis prescnlolton ; M^icai Ooro Fee The teed » . M ■ beater to, help a young neighbor “ ok Fowen, odwmohlss- of Ois National SeJ Mineo hnd Peter Falk-win who blames herself for her Ratod Nw. X fwr PlekHtw <>waHiy . .. Havllland. MaaW AaaapaBs Jd«** Before the National ^ n cll of W i t b S t « M d Academy of Televisibn Arts and s t s r Ag k o ld lrrs o f a tVorld W ar P 1 1 ^ Oaaserm Thrae >. M ^nlor ntlaens and the Hold RhiK father's death and has loat abil­ Olabhaasa *00100068. Rosts are Jotihny Car- FaMh Par Tedar ity lo walk, Rated Na. 1 far Bawled TBhe M:M Calaodar - k 44 Traehdawn son (In New York), David Brink- InfAntry rifle squad in "A Sound Americas Al T Fetk ^ubs Rally at Madison Square WftMi t l f t „. Big Pletara NMNNESTER Garden. N. T. ^ Adnits Only. M Fretaetlkkl, M:M ILweeislier'e liovio f d;4k Maa at Deathly ' of H untii*” to be dmmAtlsed in Byaia atoa t:t!ll The TwealleMi Gealavy. 1 "Third Time laicky.” Qlynis :U ib MMAhaw Johns. Dermot Walsh. Rated Me. 1 far FerfnnHwee flcandal Sheet.’• . Broderick 1:4k News 8. E t t . » '- TV Premiere t. tt, II color on NBC‘TV'a "Pu Pont'Show, NPE smI SWVLV ett The' Naelear Are •'Traffic Ja m V pstalrs,’^ An Crawford. Donna Reed k :U Sparis exaroliwtion of the awesome prob- • ;M Joeb ReaBy PrsgraNi 1 SEE Vaar Roach Ig, M ■'A Place 'TO HWe.'' Mystery set of the Week” Sunday, May 30 (16 ntOOKPOItATKD dewfah News A Views Jade Benny crantoa James aad R a te d N a 1 far Bmaad 7:41 Ts TeU Tha Troth I In the world of breeders and hunt­ s o m ■ I**?* fncvd by .Je|.ace airports _ _ jr . I to 11 p.m. SPT), ■ M Pleltoa Tkeoter and new methods of air Gloria Stewart's wedding annlrer. Rated We. 1 far F artablRty ing degs. Baered HeaH THE NATION’S . . . . 55’* t “ ■••»*»< Shaw ------Mavie I I MTiUsb Dsj^ Mavla Ik control equlmnenteq and procedflS^ ssrV party and drires the film Uskk Pries la Bight ■K Action5S rJ» In the - North Atlanllc” W H O L C I A U tl-.tt OaplM Reperto ’ leated at the National Aviation star and hla wife to- drastic (Color). . Humphrey Bogart, Baymbnd Mas­ Sen 7:00 show ing '*' .i . Tha Chrlsfepkera Kyperlmenterlmenr Center counlor-mrasures. (Repeal). Check thc SylvRidR Subar- ’ Teaaessaa nrato E n d ____ sey I0:k0 Ckasa-^ 0. tt. tt PLUMtlN« M d Ut4S iBStokfa tNAFBO) In ATlat • — 16;M .CsndM C am era ■ - i NO. 1 PORTABLE Santic City, • (He- banite aRRinst tiiiy ether Weather, raeal Naws kl "The Overaeaa Chinese". Docu­ •alM er’s BSeweaea. peat). Shaw Of The Week tt. M 11)14 O sacraicatiea ^ t t ’ M News ate Weather IE 4k mentary puls the spoUlght on HEAflN« SUPPUES dtos Bawto The Christophers It (Color) "A Sound of Munling." T V A T ' 19” |N>rt«ble TV. _ ^ Amerieaa Odyeeay kl Singapore: Kmi the great masses CiMRCft ift HAS Nftw! Ataaad Tewara I M M 'The PrM e tt, M Starring Sal Mineo, Peter Fplk l i : t t S : ; ? ^ • '* * 1 till Western Ma.e. HighHghto tt of overeeas Chinese Integrate or For Uneqnaled Reettag la s M M (Color) Guest; Oen. taiclus D. nod Robert lAnsIng. An Amert- *hecome a Fifth Column? Parlicl- TllStT O im SHOWROOM cAn Infantry rifle squad tn Worid -U:M lara Of Ufa d i**** _ E 4k Oowfort-aad CleaaHacmi »M N. MAIN ST- £ln)^ Retired tf.B. Army and the Taar First Inapassttoa tt. M Sparto Oaasers , M pants Include^ Prime Minister of «:»a iW-'fleHera • C 'Frerident a apecisl adrlser . on W ar n Italy, that has been ELECTftONlCS ' (Color) Malaya. TXmgfcu Abdul Rahman.. Paaw a j a The News I . Berlin-Aftalrs.. pinned down by German machins 7:kk A New Cathedral Maet Mss I ....Ceaoeref- . M gun fire, vs's. k. (». » ItoraBtle II, Mlt:00 News, Weather ate Spari* * • :M Mister Bd . . ’ ' I LAtOKATOtlES n;lk deareb Far Taoaarraw k ((?olor) "The High Country", Sim News, Weather ate Sparie ■ The Cetheltc Hear at ' WUbur tries to sell nelshbor 16 iM What's My Liaet S 11:1k F eaiara n t t t S m ilM A N PLUMMHG John Daly, moderator, and panel­ m B B O A O S E . T ;^ Or^CaBsaqaeaess tt, M trails* a horse vthlef — a glri—dur­ ,e u £“**•• If' Today M Itoser Addison on scoepilns hie 2 2 " ^ s * ..? '“ *>plag ' I, 4k, M ing a range war between cattle- Starlight_ Thrater. ■ "Ptekup.’”'_____ , **'*£ H arry B eaekae^N ew e 1. m plans for a clubh^ee, ists Dorothy KllgAllen. Bennett U:46 Tha GaUlBg Ugbl . Vttton naves ami-iwsvdml.-i^em.. esm - ._ . . . Beverlyrly Michaels, - Hugo------Hasa Ista Year CawataaMr 1 1. ji, t OO jw Cerf, Arlene Francis' and guests. M l f . 1 1 2 4 m^n and mounUInvera. ye." Don Amecha X Halhawaye ( a campaign to keep a newcomer Bugs Bunny, JiTustratIng Ih recl- from opening a "saloon In I,ara- At Home Wiy a Oae Beepeaaihlllty i’eS if.*"" la Waektosfea ^ Phil Bllvera n „ Day In Gaari 4k. 6k Bugs 11:41 Tanlgkt Shaw—Gelsr t t , M arerlek M. U mle. liM A. Tha Warid Tariia toeing with Tosemite 6am and IlSSSKf"*'J "The Art Lovers". Bart with the Il;kk Sanday News Spselal k Daffy Duck .and Bugs In BImer's lt;M Taalght Shaw (Gatov) M a One Payasent Plaa News M Gala'Biana Shaw . ... c»erot patch. (Bepeat). II :M Mawa a te W eathar ~ j R m ra hoa Angeirm . aid of an art-faker, helps, s: ly- SMial Natoa WHh BMty ■ :1k FaseWsrd g KtiA Masseal sf MteMoHaa I ifMtfcMir ' aa hi railroad flnanclns. (Re- News aad Wcatbar k Horray Olcen Shaw ftver 18 Tears’ Bspericaee Detroit Tlatirs ra CldvolAnd In- Saadnr Night Report kf Alien Ludden hoet. Guest celebri- t:M News ^ . M News A W ealherm aa kk Seat1 at' Oraaebc “ ties: IMie Adsma and Dennia 1:10 News 7*UA TiAh Is ' Fantasy PlaybOase 44 _ ^ BBkWia AMVWVTM Weaver. ^u/ith a tow cost T toyny. and J^aasle' soon .tro w U:I4 Saadsy Nicbl Msrto kl 1:U At Sam e WUh HMy M l 3 - 2 4 4 3 tired of thetr Job as elephanl-sU- Make A Difference W her* Yoo Save! kiM Pasaward -Backelar Father E dE It 1:15 BatiFliiill it 4# "Kind iJXly." Rlhel Barrymore IT DOES "Marry Thy Neighbor.” Aa e«- Penny’s Uncle Tonooee (Hank lem n^en they have to stay up IlGk Special . t Tha J a a Mimtak Bhaw (Oslar) ploshm brings Bratley Gregg aad Jj- T M«U ▼» lftlwiURlr4i« BravoM AJI. nltht to fuard a baby ele- Speech by President Kennedy IE W Peter together with comely neigh- Oonried) payk an unexpected visit HagrnRtl M ■ phant. . „ daaa Wyataa Ptasaato E dk. t t and tries to be a matchmaker for M erle k k 1:M Ranea Party tern and a- mother to 'separate Conversion B u r n e r PETERIMN’S l-fi ve'Minnesota Easrom a > "Cjmthln". Blisabeth Taylor and them. Danny’s daughter Terry (Penney Batlwlahte Shew M George Murphy. .Lsralta Tanag l;lk DeMe OUUe Phmbing and ReaHag Oe. "Lullaby of hepadway". Doris - . Seven Keys M Parker), in "Tonooett, th* Match­ Day sna Oene Nelson (Color) "Henry The Klitiih" lAte Skew kS Wealthy ChaUworth Osborne Jr.! ALSO NEW Henry’s mad desire...... for . Jelfy...... al-; "The Higti and.The Mighty." John S /WINGS 4% Iskk Tha MIUISBalra m a k e r ” Oft N B C -T V a “M a k e l:St The rbristopkers kS most causss a civil war. Other Yanai Dr. Matoaa and his mother are - panicked------Into 844 Mala St.—Maaehwrter t:M Resator Reaerts IS _ . Waj-ne, Robert Stack tttlng step steM to keep ■ beatnik Room for Daddy” Monday, May GAS cartoon segments. 11(46 M erle M aeterpieee k X . X ( / LOAN __ 9*e«» Far A Day E 4k. I t Maynard Krebs f:ia Meet The Prafeaaer U MUIlea OeRar Moris II kiM fte Verdict Is Taan I from marrying 21 <4 p.m; BipT). Danny Thomaa riuesl: Prof. Rdwin Peterson, will vjferer leire A Stranger”. .Tohn into (he family. FURMACES "Till We Meet Ataln*. Merle Drew Barrymore and IJIa Milan Our Plra Daafhtom t t . W Alfred Hitohaack. PrSsaato demonstrate a projector which he . . . Ob-ron Georjcn Brent. Gaaaeellcat Bate stood ■ f t. H stars ah Denny Wllllema and has Invented to Itliistralc the ron- 1 :kk Newe ^ k The GppoMuInlty”. Shop-lifter to T:96 Dennis The M enace t I :M Newe, Mepsent el Medllotiea A ______' .' vt/ftmm B a la _ _ Wha Da Tea TrwsIT 4E t t forced to become part of a rob- Marjorie Lorld playa bUr w i f e slnictlon of sentences. It Iwks as Ihouth Uncle Ned's S;M News K a th y . , , t:M ntrecMoas '(t St nockvhe wU! prevent his enlep- lAiikBggTgfk etatit rtaaBkist iwktjTfOi r bery plot to escape prosecution. T. P. AiTKiOor TOURAINE PAINTS '63 Part III Spiritual Music of in t the' Gafden Club flower con­ Q: Will the “Andy Griffith" 23 'Collluiiii T iA b . the Sprins sesson. Nscerpls from test. Show be back next seemm ? — i m M A tt ST.. HAWCHESTER a ROUTE 81, OOVENTET the Psalm of l^vld. Mail Dtsaoy’s Weaderfal World •BRUSHES ItM Rditor's fheirs<^ U of Golev a , M W . P . Mr3“4793 Femlall 'yenra, editorial director (Color) "Al Rome With Donald A : Yek. WEDNESDAY TefensioR PROGRAM • WALLPAPERS Barig Shaw MUttoa Dollar Mavla II kiM OaHm Of Tha AM Rockabilly Bobg" • SANDERS. POLISHERS Vaattaeatal Gtossrsani Lss Brewa, 8aa-7:00 showlag (Color) Tka Admiral ate Swabbg Skew M:M DavM Brlakleg's daaraal (Gator) NATURALLY IT S GAS STEAMERS FOR RENT MONDAY Television PRdGRAM *:*• Mameato Of Osmiatt tt, " Tep (Color) Tbe siorg of a skirt Don WILLIS Garogo k:tt AgrtoBlIera News k:ttSTflr V • AaMrtcaa Newsstand A M l:M Daany Themoa Shew - k •'tt Btek" ate Id ^ how It to cut, desli^^ and sold •:kk Getlete Of The Alt k 11^ 3 .Thentor i Danny Williams becomes incens­ OrECaAtMTB IN G ^ a e a t a l i^ s r a a B i (O) tt. —end a nostklglc look at soma ___ l^aU nenlal Ctaieraem <0) rPHEBL AUONMBNT aad l;M raUx*Ths M of our detsrIoraUng movie thee- Pail’s Paiat aad d:Jt Momeato Of Gemtorl '"The Sea Shall Nol Have Them" ed at. gueat ctar Jimmy Du- Caatiaaaial CTaaataawi* (Oolor) ters will be examiiml, k:U Akrienllnre Newe Michael Redgrave. Dirk Bogard. ranlc's refusal to attend a ban­ B R A U t s e r v i c e Tikt Loagoags A UsgalsHM ItM Bsaato aad GeaB ll;(W Nawa, Waallwr A Hteria Royal k:3k Reeke aad Ideoe Pepeye Theater g quet honoring ..Durante's niece, ' ____OOWMIAL AUTO MEAlb . , U fa o r BHeg News, Waolbsr. Baaris WallMIMr Sapply (Color) who has been graduated from F aatariog _ Bitliwhg Patoel Ih eljn eaM Claeeteem <0) kl. M First Shew n ttWttM* IM68I—I* MAIN ST. MAWmBUTlM Sioto Cailega Big Nawa . „ Ceallaeelal Gtoeiraeai college with high honors. (Repeal) TilS.Osaeara kl Nawa A Waolher M S Main St.— MI 9-OSOO Tifk American' Perspecflre "■Tbe Secret Garden” Margaret kith Prod net it, M • lU 9um* Nawa, Bearia, Waather Ice CfeoiM Co. Today Shew O’Brien. Dean SlOckwell "Occupation, ClUsen". An immi- •:*J Naws Weatfcaf ate Bpa ILlk.Starluffil Theater. ‘The Naked INOOHrOEATED n . Rarly Shew H tnant locksmith holds the key to 7iW JS&^AwU 'd;kk BISe A as^s S tra a t” Anlhong Quinn. Farley . .. Th« Alnuaa's WorM ■'Tiindering Jets". Res Reason TiU Maa Th Maa the capture of the town's most Bastoa ItUrkto Granger. 87 W am ei EE—AH 8-4666 'X. Womther T ^ ' Admiral and Swabby wanted criminal but fears for the Olabhaasa t^rto Beaadag T;kk PercepUea Skew - 4k safety of bis wife and. espected Shssaaa UiMI KFeaiara i t " O m SPEEDY Specialty Tepper n child. (Repeat)' FUm kl 11:17 Newsraal T;** Three Stoegee I PHm S Sarfslde I A 4k. I t kilk BnaAfmM Tima •idk Maa af DesHag U :lk TaoigM « tet TRULY DELICIOUS Tijk Backy and Hie Friewds Sm HbM m "A Private Kye tor Brauty". k:4S News ll:St Mavie I brer k:M Lapiaui Haagaree I I^ IIs The Oak r g Ijitln American government offl- vussTftqSur’ ^ 7:M Falhar Baaws Baal "Four,.Fhccs West”, Joel (Color) , MANCHESTER Jsek La laaae ^ e a , Frances^ Dec. S’SS S'!?***** T'lme rial in Miami Beach to chaper* Bampar Baam^ Geaaeclirat Pramtawa I ftik CeUega Of The Air I Bear . g etie his niece, a Miss Universe tt> M Miniaa Dollar Mavla lt:6A lMftws A Wei . 3 0 Flavors CHICKEN kiM Itoa luehaide Mto of HIley w contestsnt. and to furiher hla own ^Jfisoape to The Dsaerl". llitt Haomi af Mteltoltoe ■rown l« 4 M liiRtM lack La Lasse Shew BIgkwar Potiwl ea plans tor revoiution. OIDSMOBILE Waather, Local Nawa l i t t lLake Nawa Bensper Beeai n . kk -News g | t a i t j 1 News ate Woalhar t t , 44 1:M Nawa i Amerieaaa Al Work ik *■** * nrOUR OLDMKMUUI D B A IA ” In i Gollons! The worM’a "SM st eattsT ehlrk- . »eriff Taylor tries to prove to , '^ V 4 B D m Aaiior**«. TtfgbUa FUm k,U ^*D % rsV m r ! nH Iperia t 7tU Wastora Maas. BlkhNghto ■ k:Tk Moraiag Serial I Trae Adraalnra | the.cocky son .of a wealthy man •a" with Incomparable taste. that maney and influence aren't 512 WEST CM THt STtER tt. M Sparto CaSsare tt Frank SliiAtra (who among oth­ Meralak Movie Bestoa Blarkie u everything. (Repeat). IftfftA ralrttftT OAU. IN ORDER "Yes Iffy D arliw Daughtcr"------CtabheBse S 7 : t t S ^ 1 er things Ik preiMeht of a com­ Roland (t;M HeBaesey - b 8 i n t - u i i DtelraliM af the (kUhadfsl af Bt. MANCHESTER Ftek Dp 14 Mfaiatw later Young, Jeffry Lynn I SesKh Far Adyeolara 4k Wa^ Praia tt, M pany CAlIed Bsoex Productions) k:6k Knkla and o orile ir . Tear tlsfaraialtoB 61 Navy doctor Chick Hennes'ey be­ dssaah, H arifard, Oeaw t "The F ^ k Carisr «org." ikikn GatoMar ) Afea Of Destiny ' Ik comes the naive foil of Rarvey "f» ^ „ tt. kk Saotfl has become a member of tbe ^ Ik itt i T e a r beaeh t t , kk Duke Shannon ossumea IlM * Mso- CYCLE SHOP .. .. SfW-Wkea , ‘ Rews - A A ». to Spencer Blair IH. (Repeal). (Color) tity ol a mtosing lambler In on Screen Produoem Quild.., J a y n e lk:Jk Rekiemakers Mevle ) After Dinner Mnvto t Thriller. ' tt M effort to save the oanilg af tha U V eue SALBH and SERVIOB DEGI’S DRIVE-M 'Red Light'. George NEW or USED B_ arbara Beraard Bhaw Monafleld la the-winner of the "GenUoman's AgrmmenI". "Pigeons From RffH". One oTlwo tttd k T saessss< man's mother. 4 « OfeNTER ST.—Ml S-MM Virginia Mynei'.' Gregory Peck. Dorothy McGuire brothers spending the night tn a rsaeaeaaa Knia .for* f Gaon. TV Prem iere | 1663 Aurom Award, from Uie Flay Vonr Bhmek deserted mansion, becomes pes- E t t . n Cohiinbia— Humber kk. kk Rvralag Repari | l]te Prtoa la ttikht n . I t "Cloudburst". RoU. Prsalen, BHs. Profeekional Pbotographeta of (Color) MIIHan Onllar M nrie u sessed” by an eyli spirit (Re- Sellers. Southern CaUfornla, aa tiie star .. .. 5;'^,™ Bernard Shew 4k "Always In Mr Heart.” Kmi sl)., U.tt & :«r.H a. Reward B. Smith 4k. Ik English— RoOhikt U;kk The Price is Blekt I Casey A 4A It wtio has been moet oeoperatlva... ------1 color)------n. m Frapcfs, Walter Huston K Newt and Cnmmeal—Weekly re- ___ BOB KIMINAW^ Pvef Wealker. Laeal Naws kl ^ o Oft 11 Chances la Particular tt.Ak iport and analysis of im portant RaJ]^ Edwards baa mam the pilot' t«f Middle 1 ^ . Weet Tennessee F eid new News of tos Hnar sad Weather kk .?5 ' fAil to rsveal why (Color) nqws Blartea—also gufsto. Tlctlm of almide aooident has film for a new herieE "Surpriae of M l 6 4 4 8 6 Uikk ^aeeaMraiiea £??n..AH Weather 4k S;M Challesge RsiMItlea gk gone Into mental coUanae. CO tU RN ft MIDDLEMOOK. bie. • * 1 1 8 Stralfhtawag k, 4 Tpur Iife,*’'7a which NBC and an 11:66■ I u Newsw*"** * Seag B,^ ns. n« j T:I6 Resterw Maas. HIghligkta ■ 3 Mllltop Deflar Msvia ' Ig Tsmartgy ' ' ' k "Tbe Racer and the Lady,” Boett'a ag ttt^ have ttpreaeed Intereat... News k See 7:00 Shoariag WVESTMENTS WM mw SliMftlwr E tt. it iparatlons to win Grand Prix' M;se L sie OI U le | ^ r i s . Gam era kk Rita ^Hayworth, who goed*,;out on Year fTret ImpieaBisw kk. kk lk:tt Pva Oat A 8o«Fal I MR. OBOBOE r dOBNSON n u Maaa«gr Etontri.lcated by deatgnlhg wom- dates gffth' Anthony atorge, n ev - . Cameaflags I. 4k it Garry M o^ hoot »»d emcee; SiiS5SU'5!!ri& Jateius' compeUtor. (Repeat). lk:kk Uesrck khi Teaserraw I 7:1k Pnnellsts Hill Cullen, Reary Moi>- Ato a.?“SS^aof!5S HAWPLiiD k:Sk ertheleaa recently rejected a guest 'Bronco an?’pal in. Betsy Palmer, and Besa ON ALL EXORAlfOER LISTED AMD UNLISTED—MDTDAL FDMIM Real KUIar Ploate star bid foTj”<3iecltinate”, .. .Re- S,«k-o« Waseaaeaeea kl. kf yersop. and gueata. Btond Up.” Cbeckntele, ' Ine., .s ss k, 4k, S Iinwutingly Mumble Into ewilaw B Al Rame With RIHMr tt. kk ceritty the /Groutiho Marx Show U:46 'riM UaHIng UgM k gang when they accept cowpunch- l.Ickk Newt, W e a ^ r a itt Bgeria t 6tt MAIN STREE* IRU Ml E-Iltt draws the assignment of protocMg lk:64 News Day Bepnri kl 'n g Jobe. (Repeat). Nows. Weather sad Sparta . I ftiom d ^ h three broUiars, haln was on directly oppoeite a “My likk Best Seller k Trae'Adveatwm It Big Newe a to A fabulous torfuaa, until their Three Sons’* Abow w r i t t e n b y "It'e A Wonderful Life". Jamre M aakaot i i News aad Weather M father's wUI to rate, Year Dactor Bepsris tA M dais*. BIsbM M aw Oroucho’a aoB, Arthur.Smne- 1 7 O A K S T . Stewart, Donna Heed News, Sparto aad Waather It M a i N < ^ mtk -am ■(Ostor). "Ham to Tha Beet of Ctraoehe I .The Physician 8 p a ^ t>ut-^ on II iU Starlight Theater t ooe said, ”It’e easy to makq nion* the Question ol M ^lcal CsrC for laurg -Bamea decldea to. „ quit Al Heme With Httty n. kk "The Killing”. Sterltag RaydeA ariiool for showbuoineoa wbaa ha ey in TV thew dayE but itte hard PI m i m m i 3 - 4 2 4 7 Ihe.Agrt". M ^ speaker will be Coleen Gray. 1:16. News so MwiiDdl H. Anntii, ll.D ,, g mir- DttXpH^HiftTlHt receives rave notlote tor hto per- to make a living.”. ,, Cablee for l:kt Ac the W-vId rome I i?eon of Hfaml.. Fla. Sparto-Roaadap' M ktkkPaaawwvd * ^ fonnance in a medical Khoil the toil pay-TV syatem, inafa or Ml 3-4444 U:M Feotare 4k 4k Pdf FMRiCS, tkf|i nURIM M tU The -Saw M enacr Bh< Gale Storm SbeM k 1:1k The P^a is RIgkt ' tt. M tlJIT ^ilhSauS"^*’ Ik in BartlesvlUe^ OklahomE Seeiol Nates With HMy » iCotor) - 1 m t t - ^ £aea WvBMU P n tiato Eik. much .publicity five yean agOi Harvey Olcea.Bkew Ik Bill Cullen emccen. JS^i'gf)* “ • * iS iS f ii* * * Weejses ; & feS *? Ben el Groacha 4* The RMeauM A dA M Sikk'Maesa Peng b e in g (g.em oved. T h e . Tele Is The Answer 61 U t t t Mavla Liiekia Tseag "Hawte Hera Wa Oama.” Gang 1:16 Al ItoHir WIHl KlUy I f •The nmuered JdoT (Repeat) ''Secret Beyi IhaDooi''. , ______Jana „ Bavae Haga^ finds ilerlf In eompaag with Of- oouidn't make it pay off by Kerlp McCarthy guests -as Mark llte r -DiWe and a a elSriva eque- >:kk nuswart . ,| Twain stranded in Horih Fork. Bennett, Michael Redgravo. , " , ■ .;a» KWr MILL' PRMMSr •tag suhaerlbers. a flat |9 Ph« d»» Mavvar Shaw kk. tk I Maws ••^SKayW & ate lerfeller on Bawall aea tiia fRa. MULLIN'S (Color). " Saectol I Mawa ...ki peat). ™ fhe... Danny ’nuMnas ia - glassraerriag Teat Wynsaa Prswaale k.,4k. U Nasrs and Menatato al GiaiUtt I. ______N tt Pair Nam ke » h a j l hk t P J L •:kk Paaag Co l , ______ly Mt to pro^ee a new SALES oRd SERVICES 1:1k llsase Harlv | (Ootor) G attl; Aane a haibendwf) locoae. FOR YOUR . treos. Stale ^relta Veaag », fp tt Mtchigaa v ^ h# OLD BAniBhr Saves Kers B, kk 61 saluted. * Sew iiral R tpoin 1:66 Wratt . Karp , - k I t t N m i . tt X ^ k ®''- Matoaa t l . kk- *M Roagar Ateg ttMw M-'JNar. ' - '*• * ' Jim Hardle (Dale . itaecB ret A Day g. kk. Ik fOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS ssf>a nrfm ftr Paddr "The.BUirniaBpet”stufaSi.,,, ______ZWe B e h e tt * to R y op^ pRcf ORs *•** *• »«ara . . • Aeiarimie Baterisad and hla priaenerE Ben par PIva Da««hlera lA kf BBVERrS DTNAVniON STO rm 4M b TBa rJS e Wlatast (James CMmm) ajad Hftftfftrti Cfteftfii (^nreuenr HaadelaaB f , tt niB Mrnfbo roE k;kt Kdae «_ msM - s f e s a t o r , IttoaaiiBa. Bkgard), 8M * Com slat* Taxoca e.Ks y** TrwetT fk. tt aad iaaaaa towa to drtkvr, A hoiBilkag k:66 News •, , | -A'PBiirBOY iWttJ ' 'i' - lira Cft. P r o m t s B ssgw Andy Shew , S W. H. m-rSlSi m- ms four paBiwytfg awaii - Hake Baeas FM Baddy It.. Ik ss wtMB they feta OB A t i . .. Imertraa ftaadeUad A .i* 5 M lf.2 t2 t A d. M inX IN e JR.. Prop, *n tn« PnbHe bttewaf Ik TEXACO W t t I to_Thsa l sr , tkm tA .BoAPd -dM k:kk Kdge s« Night • a ATJmitM t iB eerai CMme.* kl m »e Wayttwen” oe IftECENIW fC, m TMhuM Tpke.—Ml R-M14 ^re's llellrwaad |g. kk a n » - 4 E n **ndeB’ of WkOg ■ nm — b — Oil iili(iii • iS ew h S S r^ PNypy the (lewp IS Mm . ttaitt. .EaBE4jh4S s » , BdftntAfge r « t tr i **4 f 1 ^ ' ' -<2 k. ' A . Ti* j t r ’>■= ;■?■,... i \ .V ',1 •• » 'A V'’- V- . V >/. .• VOL. LXX5 PAOE‘Ft)UE' iifANckE^K ' Evkmws kEftALO/ kANckBOTEW. OONN, SATURDAY, MAY 1«, 1962 Notebook Television PjROGRAM TFoii’t - Make Boom For Daddy ' IS. show, storrbu; Oroucho Marx aad H dllyw ooa teatuiins Jatm WheeMr ood Pats- tm lS'^l^tiiSu^SSSSu '* ** u r Harmoo. (Cater) «:l* The Bds# at NIshI S ty TIutaa Soaa t , 4*. H KBW TORK (NS:X) — I>vrta a"Good InQueaqa." on TV VVMdnua i« one oC tb^^Htiuit sur- SiU A^eeltaro Mwm forecast*■ty boredomboredc— whoa------. _ — *:N BoelU s i ^ H aas S.-tt Ms I Thoater i t S vacationt with - a timid, looety . vtviBC produoara oi\. Ky« televia- OssUsaM CtoMNMn 'Who DOao It" Abbott A Oostello boy and tala jaurenrnu. ■tott dnmM. He .does U>e pUtye, or (Colar) rjM W f Tkoator S ..Tv Jtoar of Stars By ■aWKlMK STIBMii gOHNSON ___ CestisosUI Chi—mass (CMor) -r "Vefnt_____ Ooge". RexR Roasoa aad maajr o f them, on the Dii Pont TsM ^ erisas AH TeSav Stem Shaw n Jooane Barap*. H o U p w e e g ------„ ■BItam o f the Week, over NBC. ' ToSsy fhsw "Flyias Laatheraeefca", John t:W Mag of Olamoads, i NtiWSp spsir, BMesftkHrABBg. 'And be hen n problem; ecripte. *••*» Os Ossases - Wayne. Robert Ryaa, Roset .. n.'.St H0 LLTV9 0 0 D (NBA) — OB. “There ia n ehorUge of writer*," f:U XMoase Of Nwr Early Show , "Heat W an’’. Haoet .bpa more __ Wosther "Roar Of The Crowd", Howard than one reaoon for trying to Subject A, PoUy Bergen asid. "X he anyie, "end ectore end director*, fiW IsSls' D uff eonvinoe,.a«tirge Baxter that the ton. writeni prlmerUy. They Bu G The Adotlral'ead Swabby Shew M house should bS alr-condlUoiud. feel like a Cub SOout deii moOier." T o n e r SS . Law aad Me. Aoaas -g. 4*. St won’t'write for live televielon be- J-’S riUmU ■ ;** nSa » V ’’Waderaeas"r.r;Joaea’ dad plays It waa a bit odd beciuis* she wim «*«*e thev make more money In' !:*• Csststs asstsM o Sea Baal St hla sentliMaaLto Mack ploa for talking about stngUig la BANG! Hollywood. They pay lip service to S:l* Braokfsat TIs m t- M FelU rse Oat a modemfssuoa nf-old hunuag'aad (A P )— The Hwr Tork television and Uve tele- (Color). risblngf reDoat- . * :H L ... . Sit* Bachlebrrrr Boaad S 14:44 ‘xy.B^ma, , ,? '^^K^ubject H she said: held out h( vhton, but that’s aU. There’s more S a c k ______Ufa .FIorta Lam bert Jom even for closed circuit television. IS:SS B aaicm aher’s Marta t : t f Mewa I . tf^lS. S t Itch Miller obd the Sing Along On Subject C, she' sound^ IUm m unist ir are not going The Miami Story.’’ B arry SuUi- *:SS Sparta F arade e Gong In ' -"Skatah Along With into Uve teleiijrion'wHUid you can't vao. Bavcrly Oorland tS* K n rsted ea S Mitch". (Repeat) BOC Commieaionet Newton D. neighboring bUme them.” riay Yaar Baar.liBi at. s* Bnalas Bapert . S The UalaocbaMaa S. 44. SS Minow. Odd again. Gen. Paul (Color) Mtnioa Dollar Me- u ■’The Gong War". Bystander Is mander ot U All, these factors make FVeed- ^ Bsrkara Beraont Show S* "Old Acqualolaii Bette DavU. shot and Ness flnda himself In­ Television stinks," $tie said. » M Ittov^lnbly arrive at ode con- ll:M Tlla Priea la BisU H. M M iriam HOpkiDa power.volved in (Repeat). a gangland struggle for Odd because she’s the gal -who cast Asia, salt (Color) Woathar aad MOwa MmisB DeSar Mavis 1 once loved it'eo-, ’ tour of the b Taaae.oea Braia - Ford Show Nawa aad Wadth« 8e e 7:SA ‘*lSvbn.tt live television is com­ S, M. SS Newi aad wealhi 11:44 N«wa. Ifealber A SpoHs She was practically MkM TOle- men had the ing bsck>v4he(;e’s a shortage of UiM Caaeoatraliaa It. St D aeanrod lilg News vislon, in faot, with that bright hand.’’ 7:U Weslara Morn Hlshllshla Nows aad Waarim personality: sharp humor and Sperli Camera News. Sperts. Weather Tanks were U:0* Lava at Ufr - t Newe U;U Storlight TbeatOv lighthearted songs.-4 Hawaii, with “■'^e coming back, Oberon, Mk* my own Du Font series, may &5orf****or). lB*oraaataa IS. I* T:M Zoae Cray Thoalae • "Temptation”. ' Marts The role of Gregory P e c k 's steadily towai H i OaUawi Paul Luka* wife who becomes the victim of a encourage others. T h eh ^ e law of -----laaflake ' ‘No Luck On Friday". Methodical Sparta Bansdop .14 of 6,000 men. supply and demand nu^sbecome IS:M Soarek Par_’ar Toiaarraw I man plots the robbery of a pay­ 11:« I^tara 44 ^'4* rapiet had brought Polly b aA to ' United Stott TraUt ar^aaesBraeoa IS. ' roll ihipmenl, usins a ..poverty- 11 ;17 Newsreel S the movies. She has one big scene ^ ^ tlv e and we’ll get somVjiow WlaSow Hhayolas S, «*, 11:14 Tealxht Shew (0> BE. M neth Young 1 hi stricken (amter and a naive youns of hysterical terror, pnd: writer*, actor* and directors.’’ U:U aoMlaj Uak) ^5 man as hie aoeistanta. (Repeat). 11:11 Mavre 8 • would reiViain It!U .Nawa Daykri "Cry Havoc." Margaret Sullivan, rreedmsn, vho was responsible’ lit* Beit Seller Tap Col . 1 "TOat one scene Is why I’m ini threat to thi: The Boaaymaaaers M Ann Sothern. the picture," she exj^ain^. "It’s Hoc the critical success of ’The Beal at Oroacha Tka Adveatam of Ooala ud tl;S4 News 1 dom existed Show of the Week, sUrted in tele­ At Hama WMb KKtr Harriot 4S, SI 1:N News M a scene ttat reaBy means some­ troops from o Day la Coart 1;N News S vision ia the documentary field.- t:N At The WarU Taroa "The HIsb Cost of Datins." liick thing and I don’t think it w ill be Joining them. But he svritched to drama for a Gale Stana fhaw and Wally try to save money to as shocking as some of the nudity With the e: Social (totea With KlMy date their slrl friends. (Repeat). William Bendix gueeU aa a good reason. Harrey Olioa t;*S Doaea Bead Skew 1, tf, S1 I hear we will be seeing 'in ‘Clw- all other met *‘I feel,’’ be says, “that dramas Beal at OraadM "On The Felrview." Donna is hard-bitten, tougti Marine serge­ patra’ I’m opposed to (hat bn the nation antl-( wn get across the same message ’Thla l i Tka AaSWer ■furious when Jeff neslecta home ant whtkse retirement trigger* Paul scieen: have Indicate 1:18 At Hama With KMY , dutlei to devote hi* time to a Templln to write a magazine ar­ better. A point Is always more im­ 1:M Patawaid commercial enterprise. "The acting challenge ia why X send token for pressive in a dramatic situation.’’ The Soa Marray Sliaw Biesraphy 11 ticle on him In “Follow the Sun’’ accepted the role. There’s nothing ' for them. ITreedman has an answer to Jaaa Wrauui Yrateala t:M Dr. Kitten 11. .t* Sunday, May 20 . (ABC-TV, 7 :30- obscene about it. If It becomes an lilt Haaoa Party ’’Operation; Laaarua". Dr. Kil­ 8:30 p. m. E!DT). The Thai gi those who say television dramas Larotta Yaaas dare attempts to restore a former issue with the censors I’ll tell them the Americam are too violent. S a n a Kayi doctor’s sanity by ualns a new they are ccrazy.” l:SS Wyatt Bar* drus. ^ The "Hfe story” of an FI00 Su­ no report fur "TO* violence on television,’’ he Yaaas Dr. Mala . The Rea! McCoys t. M, W per-Saber Jet —; member of the Polly wanta a challenge. That's sought from ■ays, ‘‘1* not as dangerous as the Qaeea Far A Day *. « ’ Allersles Anonymous". Orendpa the story of her life, which brings this Ume. implied neuroaes of the characters. t:St ■fh. VerSIrt V.mirt |« Vaari___ is distressed whrwhen George," his proudest peacetime quartet in the Oor F in Daasktam friend, eqmet up with on allergy U.S. Air Force, the famous TOun- us to her current Las Vegas sing*. . The taoUan They are all nightmare people. Caaaaellcal BaaSalaad that seeeraa- to forecast an end to derblrds — will be told in "1, 3, 3 Ing date at the Duhes HoteU She’a but the Com: Oh, the shows are well done — you Wba Da Yoa Tram their checkers. S:*A Bawa *:4t Ten It Ts UnSaba I —Go!” on NBC-TV Sunday, May teamed with a musical oombo wmtch Ben Casey for three min­ «:** Baasar AaSy Shaw Comedy-varlelydtu~ ■ r-huiaan Interest 20 (6:30 p.m. E!DT — in color). called "The CSoUntry Boys" — five utes and you’re hooked—but the 21-year-old college lads in their sttuatlons and characters are first big-time booking. "Theyre Claims things you might dream up on a so young and so unspoiled, 1 mode sick stomach, with a happy end­ FRIDAY Television PROGRAM them prwnlse, ‘no gambilng’,’’ she ing tacked on so no one is of­ laughed. ‘That’a why I feel llk» a' fended. , Tka Admiral aad Swabby Shaw 49 CoUef* «f Um Alir he can reveal to a Senate Invee- den mother,’.’^ "But the characters are all po- CaBtlnentiU Clai«r#*ai ^ a i i n c -committee, tantially dangerous. Hazel produces ii99 Film St 19:99 Eyawitnete 9 But she still doesn’t feel like a 1 Color; Sea H aai 49 Major newt events of the week, singer. "I’m not really a singer," mora Juvenile delinquency than M«m«aU Of, Coaafari * ft:ftft Fella The Cat $ with Charlei CoUingwood and The Untouchables. That's an exag­ • AfriciUtare Umw 9:99 Back) A HU Frleada 6 other News CorresfwmlenU re­ she Insists. "I’m an acting-singer. geration, of Course, but I mean the f :M aad Ideaa Ufe af BUay l i po rtine. I worry more about creating a ' Caaliacatal Glaisraoia (Cl HlRkway Palral „Chat Hantley . - B ep arB o f 99 mood than I do about creating a basic situation of these show.s Is CaaliaMital Clatiraam ■ Newt New* fraluret such as to be dangerous. They are 7:td Tka Laat Caatla^at—AaSantle* I 9:1ft Family M arket ’~ Racing Prom HtasdaJa 28 beat or a sound. It’s as (hough I’m' Today Skaw a . 9:U Newt A Sparit 19:ftft Bateball ' i t doing 10 scenes instead of 10 sOnga making neurotics seem normal. ^ (JadarKradaate BetaArek 9:39 WbiPlatIt 7:1ft Jew lik News B Vlewa Batiaaliai Blackla N. Y. MeU Yt IxM Angelo* Dodg- "What I’m after from the audi­ WASHINOTf Waalher TkU It Sportt 11:9 Newt. Weather aad Spart* ence is silence—all-consuming si­ Hales, an Agr T:9ft This U GCaaa Yaary Derrincer Newt lence. If it is respeptable si!enc« i employe who Baalaeii Baaari 9:49 Maa Ot Dettlay Newt and Weather know I’m flopping. If it Is rapt 7:8A Throe Stoacc*. 9 :U Newt Newt. Sporti. Weather Texas flnancl 7:ftft Rocky aad HU Friaada 7:99 Oealh %'ailry Days lt:lft Greatest Movlet silence I know they like me.” got favored Captain Knagaraa Kreatap Report "‘Dailat", fJary Cooper What Polly doesn't like about $il$ Braakfaat Tima MWIaa Dollar M arie Roman. ment, inay te) V:SR Callcia ot the Air “Three Strandere'’. the date is her medly of Helen Oapitol HUl. tiff Hap BIcbarda Weather. Lecal New* 18 Sports Rouadap Morgan songs. Sh^oppesed to tha Jack .La Laaa Newt and Weather 99. 49 11:89 Awkrd T h eater Hales was Romper Roam 7tU Weetera Matt. HiRhIUhU n. World's Best Mavlaa idea, "but people aigu«d that I of the leadoff Capima Kaacaraa I Nrwv , mHH:39ToaUhl 8how waa wrong. After live yehrs It’s 9:1ft Ueabia Drake Shaw Sperta Camera 11:S8 .Movie M ate Investlga ELECTRONICS • t'Arch of Triumph” ( strange—I atiU meet people who 9:S9 Maraiap derUI 7:99 Rawhida mention the show I did on Play­ headed by Sen M arafaf Mtarla ••Fith Out of the Water.'* Cattle Boyer. Ingrid Bergman D-Ark., begin LABORATORIES **Sonf of India**. Sabu aad boM Gii Favor la Philadelphia to 18:ft9 Newt aad Weather house 90. (“TOe Helen Morgan RuMeil vlaU hU two youne dauehtera. Hemeat af Meditatlan Story,’ lyhlch won her a 1968 Bkn- briilnd clos^ i:ftS KakJa A Oltle finds a Pawnee Indian chief en- 1:99 Newt gled affairs. 19:99 Caleadar •laved by a carnival boae. (Ro­ 1:89 Newt my as besj^detreas.) 277 BROAD Say Wbaa peat).- "Thq,4tf^m ent waa that people The Agricult 19:99 HamanutkerU Mavta lalateraatlaaal Skawttme ,me to sing Helen's aotiga. vigorously de in Central Parlt, S Don Arheche boat. Tonight- tlona. He said Durbin. Dick Haymra. Baler Ice Show’ Mains. Well, it's become sort of a cru­ Flay Yaar Uaaca M. m many. (Repeat) sade witii me. I could have done story If he w< Tori • Bab Niwkwrt Show Helen Morgalfa life as a movie greaslonal cor bara Baraard 8baw Raaaaa 9 Any Quesiiotts?- Two other S Frtea la Blakt X Manfla A. ftl or aa a play after the televisioa (Colar). Margie'* plot to bring romancer to show, but I didn't want people ' ured in the E Taaaeaaaa . Rrala Ford Show her parent* aucceed* but too ■ayhig, *AJ1 jtbo could do was a expected, to t( 11 tM Oaoeantraiiaa S:SsR!l'A^^l*i. *■ Q: How qM U Oroucho MarxT- Helen Morgan lmper«onation-:-a Cnellan group J. G. cinch.’ MaylM some day m May approved a I ll:ftft Nawa Tha Halkaivava her again: But Pd Ulu tq do a ' 1^ ’ Estes for txitt Lava- ei'd la "T7»e Kldii Go To School". ^ I m p A,)--'Groucho ia going te be 67 Y aw F ira t Imi clooimataa prova popular with y id r a old this year. lot of other things flrst.’L '■ owned surplus everyone at the 'day nuroery ear Subject C was her love affair been transfer) » . i i U g a S. 4*. ‘M cepi oneahorked mo&r. - UiSS Soarek Far Tamarraw with television, .which beoaihe~ttw TOe other, Wi) TrmA ID ^BMaaaem IlS Baola SS , Q: How many children doeg An. private war of PoUy Bergen. She's sacked 1^ t Wladaw Skapplaf "Hell la Einpty." ABTOa Davila drew Duggan, star of "Room for now as antitelevision so a thebtor month after I tt:4S oald laa LUfkt. Arc Here.X'MoR.'deaMead by tba One More" have In real lifeT — owner pn relief. v tragic ^S fm ^b la first w°Tot a Mary B. ted receiving fom ^iiaiiiiai trainer. "The people in televisioa." abe, S7-yearoId Eh BMlafQraaeha Bj*iet Thylar’a Daloeiivaa « . M A: AJtdy. hae a boy and a girl. arguSs, "ioet sight e< w h a t tel*:'’ Wllk KHIr XTte-Legend of Jim Rtva". For- 171* Senate 1 , ' gondland coar roteoaed after vision is — Uv* theater. They big to find 01 PETSl IS yeora In Alcotray. ottempu to Q: 7, heard John Larkin wbo made the mistake of deriding that favored treat round u_p Ma .’ boya" from yeoter- it was motion pictures at heme. • p u p r a » Boelol N04aa WHk MMp ueed to be on “Edge of Night" ment officlala • BOtOB Mswrojr (Ntaa Sbaw «r-Fj£r,5^- daytime serial, U going to be on “They can’t ever compete with Boot Ot Oroaeha "Tba Ultia White Lie". Fred has a nighttime series in the fall. Could motion picture* so now aU w* have • im onoAi, m n _FoMh F or T adsy . to axpUin poker winnings to Wil­ you tell me somethlngi about the on television are movieat" ’ Ill* At Baaaa Wllk KMy ma wto thouxM ba woa visiting a new series T —[Joen it: That’s Folly—from A (0 2 . - U n U t M eM N N E Y ItSS Faoaward rick fito^. (Repeal). Hoffa ’ f a a Moivay SAaw- ■ •.ee fry * * f ^ t o r M A: John will!be co-sUuring wMli 16 WOODBBHMIE ST. (Golorl. , .’.li*"**l.*S**» *, 4*. 4* Nick AdaijM In s full-hour adven- ttANOHESTBR . ....S.*** IIF^*** Show Oveos R ehearsal." Kookie.' dio- tiu-e-drama series centering around Wad* Parsons (guest st«4> m S-S6S6 Oovera that to some ha Inherl- Bd Nelson), the town’s pew physi­ Kowa] ton^ la more valuabla. U)on'life. the city room staff of a Nw.Tork t. .^wraa a a y t TT B ssr mt Stars - it <^ty newspaper aad Is enUUed cian, over^mee opposUian when t itA T h a MMUaaabra I ”Stf-art* of MenxNieV*. Lyna hla modem stirgsry techniques save 'oSaa IH Maioaa- - S®!t?.***. Harm s CSwoo. ’Saints an- Slnnert" and wHt be VISIT ' For A Dap' S. 4t. •iSt Fslhar Ot rhs Brids s seen Mondays, 8 :30-9:30 p.m. an expectant mother who attempta Rapsl ,SiM: - j r dlai la Yoam Buckley's mother storto odvialng suicide after dsaertton by her hus­ GLADYS CLOSE Flva Itaagkiara Kay how to cook for her son and watching’The ■toy runs to her own m other for Olck Powell Show" a few week* band, in "a. P.,".aii salsods *< .--'liAR’nroRi ■ "ANHi ■ ■ ■ \ Da Vaa TraolT . balp. ago. the pilot for thU series was NBC-TVa "Tha TOU IfiuFsahu^ president Jam a »■».» ♦ Beovk’s Africa t t , M shown on it day. May 19 (8:19 p.m. B9 X9 . Bar­ E**■ expedted "The Miracle Make^ 1 wHeedg: of Indictment ag in w mw tlM the Informal mood that ebar- 9 C.S Msfefceeter Rariy M -99 aid _ dismay . os _ oa 'honest "Bonanza." 'vUle, Term., A *|8howdown At Baat W tt\ unioolM I* scourged' " by a cor- fcteriaed his popular late-night or seriea Sundiur.. Cliarlea Bronanti. onioa Ikms wI program WIU b* tetained. ^ gineered by tl E®T). ^ tiatioiL TOe indictm* charges Hoffs 'TOft-Hartley I lecting |1 min firm. PresljjMit K ator, and hla i U.S. Attome; pated In the ii firm 111 1958. K o w alsk i, 1 previously he rally bei% de<